======== CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1871-10-14 page 1 | https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1871-10-14/ed-1/?sp=1 | fetched 2026-09-14T06:01:32Z ======== TO ADVERTISERS. The amount of advertising offered to u? yesterday was more than sufficient to fill the four pages of THE TRIBUNE this morning. When this fact became known to ns we were compelled either to exclude onc-llxlrd of the whole, or to put those not already in type into less space than ordered by the advertisers. We decided to make no discriminations for or against any of our patrons, but to give all an equal chance, for there is no aristocracy in Chicago now. Those advertisements that were al ready sot up when we learned the impossi bility ol printing the whole arc deployed according to order. The remainder arc set solid, as the only means of getting them in at all SUNDAY. Xo paper irill be issued from this ujflct* 10-morroiv. Our employes arc so luudi exhausted with their excessive labors that it will be impracticable lobring out nuolher i* s uc of the THE TKIBUXE ujilil Monday ncKXuiAnY Fiur-s. The duty of citizen?, la view cf the untnerems and antbcuiic Instance* of InrenObmm, h not ah togethcr plain. The proper deserfx »huol or un> body on aulliutily of veil or n rcjmri: but it cannot be deuhd that the Valctv otthe city would be memed. in creal part, Jf everv mao could be brought to know that hr amid not ‘live five minute** alter Hitting nn Incendiary bre There are ease- where nn possible doubl can 1 vxlrt.andlu thite,lf;it all. should the example be Hindu, —A man was caught hvanme soldier* trying to, Frj fire to a barn on Webster avenue, at 7 o’clock I la*i tvvulng. They took him lowurd the lake, with in',. iotL-ntion, it is uid. ot sbontm; him: beta policeman intcrlered and locked hnn up In the Web-ter A'emte Station. j —A flic broke out nt fit South Canal street at half..pjjst S o'clock last evening. Jt originated iu a hack rm»m of the third lb>or, from »ome unknown eau-*e. Verv little damage wa- dem-, a* citizens and firemen'quickly A vmall Arc broke Ont yc-lctday in n r**tu»gc on California avenue. hull a mile ws>l of Western I n\«rmc- H was extinguished by the citizens and the Fire Department. _Alad maned John arrested venter ii.iy upon sm-jdtjou of being an Incendiary. He w;it> caught under the hon>e No. 4«I Slate street \xtrb a ho* u*bof from cigar. A tarn In the rearof No. Michigan avenue, owned bylhouioa Uoync. and occupied by .lulus Ibtucr Co., dealer** lu piaiurf. vauzht lira at Iwlf -s>i«i j o'clock voterdu v itfri-moou. Au alarm \va* prompt 1v given, a bucket brlc.ulc «a* orgtn’.zi d. mul water in abundaticv »a* obtslucU from the lake. Kverybody worked with a will, and the Same* were ntbduc railway* have been estab )i*hct) at Nw. TC.r UGorli uvx-onu, comer of Bur lington crt»*rtor. _ —The Western Union Telegraph Cora pane has a larj;e n«nd»cr of «w.igcs on hand. oddrcßsed to prominent buriuota firm*, hut not knowing rhe prvscnt addrvte and l<*ca- i tion of the paniv», they hav« been uuubte i io deliver ihi-m by cairler. All me-i-agu* width: bavci'CcnmnJatfd o» ibiit bund* up to 10 o\luck Thursday night, cut be found ct their office, north- I west Comer of Canal atitl West Washington streuL —Then) will be n cpeci.il nrevtlng of ibe man-: ngcr* ot the Home for the at 10 o'clock t«sdaj* to make arrangement* to meet tlie present I ciuenrcney. caused by the tiro. Trains ou tlie Chics?*'. Rock island mu. m. and Jo p. m. I --The destitute, sick and maimed will be Cared i fi*rntM. LukcV Hu-piwl. Indiana avenue,tuuih j of Wnneonib struct. j The Board of Public Works have issued a i jmnrc ivqnurthig »U puttie* to stop using water I f ll Tin the city pipes t«>i running machinery nr wat. r‘rg bor.-e«. at lea>t forth.- present. plymontb Church, comer \Vnhash ammo and Kldtulge Court; preaching to morrow morning at ju;:U) by the .Rev. William Mvlii Bartlett. Subject— Tnc Great Calamity.** Union prayer imcimj; of j« iriil npcmlav end night until further notice. The Board of Health tmv some plain di rections fur the use orkenm-nc ml, iu:ciicdd to prewnt accident* mwl tires. r —Hols rt 1-alrd Collier. W. A. )larl)>-l|. and W W. Evan* have called »n t etlngof si) city pattern p.r this mntntopat U». In the jvi.-torV rlndy. rhiireb of the Mepflah, the nhjert l»elnj to «r"tmlae n» as to net in conjunction with the Relief Committee. Tl»e following railroad office* have been c*lab lubed el No. UIS Wabash avenue; Uffirv* of the Chicago d: Siern Rail tor.d; ofCre* of the Dcca'ur X Stale f.lne Rat)n<«d:X office of tlie SoticUorof the Chi cago Jh NoriliWestriu Uidlm.ul; ami office wf ihr Solicitor of the Chicago, Rock Island Padtlc Railroad- —D. 1.. Mmaly hn* been beard from, and an iturncc* tint (he noon pnver mcctin- a 1(1 bo hold to dar (and hereaftvrlL at Id m.. m the American Kerormed Church on Washington street, near Aim. —The proprietors of alt printing office* burtv\l an- rcqae»fnl to report tlu-lr Icuhc* ofall kinds and their In-uranco toll. 1L Boss at No-*. JJ, 13, und 15 North Uesplalncs rtrrei. —Tbo Board ufMajiagor* oftbcLsdic*’ Christian Union, and nil pnrtU-* Interested, nrc urgently ru (inerted, to meet ol the Scveulb IbesbylurUu Church, corner of Jackson and iVorla sttecte, at t p. in.. Monday. —Anas Livingston, who rea* to have lectured here tbl« week, l> nnhounced tu lectore lu St, Z.onl*. VDonatve «u»I other pJjcca fur the benefit of the sttOVrere in Chicago. —Two tbou*sud rervnut girls can And rmplov nwut by applying to Mrs. Orton, at tin* Plot Con gregational coiner of Ann aud Washiug tou elri-ei*. ’TUK POST OTPICE. pohimastcr Kastman, on last evening, lu Burling. («u Halt, made a brief address to his clerks, lie Mid: **l want lo announce to yon an agreeable conclu sion lorehlcb I have come, but befuro doing »o I le.-l that it ie my grateful Jnir to thank vou. uuu nml fail, fur your perfect tldelity and wonderful fortitude lu ibis time of great Isbor and liUl through which our csuaiuuulty Is imrring. The ISwimarttT Gcnernl prompitv Klr-rephrd word* »»f profound *jrmpaihy vrlih (bis office and tin- people oftblsclty. at the *atnc time libcrallr fJotfungmc relth alt requisite t*oreer and dlscrc tion towanl the Post Office, Then to the effort**, mi resolutely and lutelUgvnitv put torib. by A»»j-*lnnt Pojtmastlef Squires, by i*hlrf OerW Stetrarl.'Mr. Cowry. Suncriutrvleut of the i'V‘ c ;'r !J V rr Gtveu. Niglit Superintendent. Mr. Hnubard, local agent, aud the rest, lar more (ban anything haw doac or could do. are largelv cuing the com ptratlve *urce«» that baa rewarded our exer tion* ro bring aflainjout of the late terrible confa *Un. special Agent EUvvell and Colonel Wood. A**w«u( Superintendent of the Railway Postal he trice, trbo have vigorously co-operated, are C H U i‘. c mU1 :,nu ha li To be sure. tW- I* a ui-mal plare, too mial) ami ineccute lo l*e oecu pled o Jwlmwr than can lw helped; hut spacious and enforraw? quarter* will wmu he provided, and all expedithm vhall be n*rd In the vyork of irau.fernng ourselves. Mr. Huars, buperlittoDdent of the Railway KiSl .S n vY; z «Bv/va Insidrc* cunregc, and Air. Deiberbrnljc, itoes>ifi v nccdrtiul able agent from WnthlQinon. aitd Mr ivnnpp. ftcpenou-ndent of curls at ihn Nrw Yurt nlUcu. are still with u*ami wiUrcmMu n» aid u* rnilil all 1* once more r*-siorttl to order j cminwl vou. therefore, to keep up your strvouih acd bone iliepcnidv will reward you wuU their cu-.utnen.bi” Units.-, ft tbnnM he oar great omtcßVnr to now *er»e J*Hter than c-var before tbo peic «*f nit, city nf Clilcagi).-Which has so iiruT|»ciou* and prond a pxrt end st> «ocure aud.brlUUut a future Tlie ivirticubr flnDOo«ron*o.it I want In make li (hi!*: Tor the pnr{>o.-v of tCrt. and la nffiad tiu« to i-urb bjvc.nol found or housed.tliclr fautilier tbi*office will bo tli'-cd ou bauirday olghl at' o'clock ar-d re-main cln.-ed until Monday at o'clock. Each clerk and each ce(crdnyal tvrnnoDatS.'siidard Half. Cut. Johu L. IZanevdL Thury>aj n ,r k,r vcq* oppofnted Illg'-rtVloedV. Charles Secretary Ion; »crcral ordedert tbs* objects of tlio sieutlng, p«k)u i* tbercK)dacao"ie lnj|>uruncu of rummlug i'rorUiona arc lowcr^uiL' that *ble nioetlug that rtoct- have beea ■SytK, SKfs.’TSu'S as I«fr*brl^' ireCl picked him.. He. Me,, 1 lief! *jmj Floor U oleruiT ol the mice, of (n.sUaituO per brf for spring to winter extra* Sale* were reported today ot luo brls st«i brtsrcarl ofSu is>uU at $7.75 iu> w i ll*kc at ?7-SU; JOO brl* Nashua F*H, Wheat and corn are inactive, but arm A car Jnacl of No. S spring \r« *oM todav otVl A) pur bu. but not taken, owiug to the Iwocs-rtbllltv uiovinsll. A lO.ODIm lstof core m 5 te; probably 43c would have been cbaerfiillv paid Oats arc steady, with tales of pcvera) ci? j5mS! ?i •Weto local feed dealers. node J ionoailtiaTiy ooclmna-d. S.\c ,0, io«,le luuayuf4(iohabycampl4 at «sC|ter bu Thu following arc quotations fnm Lhvrponl to ‘lar.A^^P-I**s No. 1 spring, llsOd;No.S*prtng. Live Stock Market* CATTLE—There was anagroeablechan-c today In the condition o', the e*nlc market, to-Truro buy* ers, who, for the past fuur davs, have been Ivlug idle In conscQUuucc of the Uck of bank accommo datluiurtrcre in attendance tu-dav aud operatin'* Drafts ou Eoatcro bank* were given In payment fur block purchased, aud several hundred head were thus taken. Busluc** was not particularly brisk, but in comparison with (he preceding day* of the week the yards presented quite au animated ippe&nncc. and a better, firmer feeling pprvadcd I the market. There were few choice bftyee on 1 VOLUME 25. PROCLAMATIONS. A Highly Important An nouncement by the Mayor. The Him Belief and Aid Se. cietj Given Fall Control of the Distrißstioii of Provisioos. General Plan of Work laid out By the So ciety— Head quarters. Suggestions by the Board of Police—Prohibition of Cigars and Ker- osene. PUOCLAMATIDN OV THE .'UAYDU. I have deemed It best lor the iuterosie of the city to tum over to. the Chicago lUlief and Aid Society all contribution* for the acffcrlng people of Ibljcllv. ThlsaoclclyU an locorporatod and old catoblUlied organization, having y>oaaos*cil for many year* the entire confidence of uurcutuuiU' nlly, mud U familiar with tha work to be dune, llio regular force of ihla society Is loadcqnfttc to i this luimjcuhs work, Vnl they will rapWly enlarge I and extend tbo *amo by adding prominent citizens to tbc re«i>cctivc cumndltces, nud i call Uf*ou all citizen* lo lid this organization iu every possible way. I »J«d confer upon them a. conliuuaucc of the same power heretofore exercised by the Cltlrons' Committee, namely, the ]*owcr to impress teams and labor, to procure quarters so far ft- tuay In* necessary for the transportation acd dlstrlbntiou of contributions, and b> rare for the sick and disabled. General Sheridxu desires this arraitgcmenk and has promised toco-opcrate with ibis association. It will Ik* seen from the plan of work that iu de tailed Ik-low that every precaution ban been taken In regard to the disposition nf contribution-*. 11. H. YIASON, Alnyor. (tcucral Plan or Work, of the Chicago Uelief auou cbcckiaoddraflft -»-l the Relief and Aia Society, count T;igu> hy i. 1L 11*800. The Choirtu.inof each cAunnlUcc thall fill up] t from ciiiarus who shall lender their service* hi.- j own committee, malclup Has large ns the magul tudo of the work may require, and he reupousible i i tor it* doings. j The clergymen of the city arc requeued to or-, eauixu au .\SHM.-iatc Board of Director* to that o r the Relief and Aid Society, and. Ihrongb an cxccn- i committee of their own appointment, cum- i nucleate with our urea committee. We rcccommeud the formation of local societies by citizen*, end request them, through their ofli cerf. tocommonlcaic with the Chairmen of the forcgulng committees on all matter* tilling I nuder the rerpcctlvc wort of, #aIJ committee*: The work of distribntloo, as now proceeding, nil! go ou until our commlllcc* arc supplied with fuire to relieve the prevent worker*; bat we request all pcrjfons engaged In the work ,to *t t) p bt*tydle»l bulioti*, aad give applications as much examination a» potalble, to' the end that we may not waste the goneron* aid pourttn; In. a* the work of relief Isuot for a week or a mouth, bni j fot the whole of Uw coming winter, and to a great extent for over a longer period. .The business offices of all the committee* except the Executive Committee, and Committee* of Re. ccptlon and Correspuodeoce a«d TraujqwfUtkm, will «t N«. 4 Interfere with this right of the titlreo. "ffc tbund that the special pollen badge* printed upou cloth tfrrn easily counterfeited, and were being worn by tblcvg- and untoHou* criudnala u well by a 1 ar l® nnmlicr ofhowcri citltep*. We had no other alternative than to revoke aljsTjth’Sptciai i*‘Ucc poucfv a* hid been grao|cd ot nitumol *jrjrc Sun* day ujgbl la#|. T||l*fours« tvt« tdr| e ed by Uuu !ocnßral Sheridan, if wa had or •vpectxl police badges tuado af the' ordinary mate II vial, which could uoi bo oosity conuterfeUed. t h# I,3art 01 ro,>e trooM appoint aft the l good men. they could ffi,d .pe.-lal j policemen In districts no 0d jwlth 'thfim- •-••mow or •-poguUra. One man has fifty pounds of German sllvor and can wake (he badges If be can hare money to htiy the occustary tools .and lo pay for tbo labor be must hire, but we tanbol {ret a'dollar of moocy yet to do U trUh. There la yet no money In the lands of,, (bo city coveremoul with which to get any work dope, seel poor men who .have j lost their all' m«t Hvc some 1 before they can start in anybosinos*, meanwhile I sober citizens will naefi no fireman's badge to bo qblp |P efficiently waici and protect their out; fftlied*. Pi- adiib) that aU discreet trdtcb bo kfP* ou j k *<>ck every ulght by the eitMus residing •'ock. Tbieras and luceudlarieo. If any i bore be. arc (be onlv persotu who 56 Korffif^Sf 00 ,ta UAVB IS A STOCKO*' BKO S '«*oUcc CommUslonet*. BUI LDI N G.'e... i„ Da rut* i Saturates Prepared Pelt RookteSS A\l> oc. other in- QUARTZ CEMy ,hercofbr Abo, sen’s, rn/XT, am p-iren. 5G Kuril) JeffersoD.,s(.'--;. f pipca npon tl*o ftrects and ai-enncs until I there i- a public notice given of a full nipple of i water from the Water Work*. j It. D. MASON'. Mayor. i A Timely rVotlfrcnlloii. To Mntiufvrttirir*. ttf.: lu view of Urn Kmall vjpply of water Ibrough tin* j wmer malm-.U hereby o-.dcr* dUmi all j sod lumber manufactories, and other limuufaclorle (fmm which danger of fin: is to ho feared, *-h.tU be j and arc hereby prohibited from operating or run j nlng until public notice i> given that there in n full supply of water to be had through the public water maio*. All penntuiosach mskuttfactoreta loniu 1 heretofore Issued, arc hereby revoked. Thy jioUaTare* hereby requited to ca««c due i*b ecrvsncc this outer. H. MASOS. Maj.T. j Ibtnril «f llrultli Proclamation, The following lias been j*uitnulgaled !>y tlie Hoard of JT* is2llt; j To the IVopb- u' Cliicai"*: IX» not attempt to light a fire with kerm-ae oil. Do not fill the lump while lr i* burning, or ot night* 1 A lamp In daily n#c should he cleaned oecarinonliy. and .ill i Jj-r oil removed from i>. by daylight, and n*>i at night. T»U the lamp with oil duly. Do out let it bum low. Du not place the nil near the I lire, or whet*- there i? more than u?anl heat. Keep litln a cool place. Neglect cl the above direction* may remit in the luc? of your life and property. The Hoard "f HevUh haw :v free ills peesary at the Newbury School. Druitard Dif pe usury ci*cu vUy audulght. llailroad Psiisrt, To III'. A'dlMr i*f Thr {'hjfntjn 7V«'b*(i»< The General Uelief Gommlitew have l««-n U-uing ivlarge uomher-of rtllrond pa*re'* to the sufferers by the late fire. This certainty la highly enm m .-uoauu-, ns It dlspores of a large eirrplu- populn linu. who thereby can seek new fields of Inltor. Hut on application to thr Ticket Agent of tbs I‘iSt!** burgh *K Fort Wayne Knilroad, l:o immediately 'returns yon your ticket, staring. In pointed ternn*. that they do nut recognize n«h tickets. Wishing to teat the validity <*f the matter, several gentlemen got upon tire car and wure math* to get nfl’-nliiuglvwiMl, wMch they did. 1 We niurvly wi*b |t>> know-, with many oil.cr?. why I Ihir orange arthni, and uh il'-s the canre. rji h.M an; *titl lietnu hSbed in la.ge uuml*cre bv (hecom. milled. uNfc Uf Tllli NTMltiil:. SuspVtioui Clvaractcva, Kemredyhis -Atven nnlcr- h* ;hr jHiln-e t.* nmvl all s;j!*j/iri..»i»esiar:tclcrf. and keep Ibrtu in the tuck-op until lurthuc notice, without trial. .n i:i:Ti\r. or inrunriATN, Vc*tcrdsy aftenmon on adjourned mcctiog of j Mcrcluoto waa held nl Standard Hall, c-.»rncr »>1 j Tliitf joulb fetrecl nud Michigan Atomic. Hou. rharlcH I). Harwell \v;is cheted Chair* inuii. 110 11 1 >u !11 a cotcniitfco of proait nent crtlnuis ilipultl In- appointed i*> go J to a:nl confer with the Governor os u* i w( rp-oru;:!.. [Trrmrnduua ai'plaure.] Chicago had a juoud uamJc Jn lire world, and Abe would keep 1c |Ap plnuanj Air. fjot/JcU con-Mfered a cotnmtttoe of live too small. He sruutcd twenty-five, at least. Mr. J. Y. Pumell *aid th.-il Jill that could pOfsl tvly l*c done wao to i*nggc»V way* imd tueaiif w Lerr bytlicbtatc and Geoucif Goveniuic-iiC could run* der tcmponiry re-llt-r. lie did not mppo-is that either would donate many corpuiatlou »»r city ruy I amaum of money. The comniuti-e would have to rilroirt ila energies toward socui iuc their cr***'.it. He beltev«d that toe cK-rojirnt* *if Cbiesxo, in (ijpa, w«ml>l ootm* but of the tire and stand fiighcr tbiui 'theyfiver did before. They had tli-lr lucatfuD. I murtfif/hcjii bad' tholr bcilth—plenty of iducb. luud jiOllfc/ wanted w.-i.- a litib* iua*Tle, If the twu GoveruocoU did nut ;i*rirt them they znlgltt u will cmlgTHtu. Ho. Uuwrvcr, ihrl not think It would have ui be A large rommittce would ,bo cumbcrvojue. Jivtxy one uodvrstood tho rttwa- I Hon. and if :i targe Comiiillt*-' >vx« rent it would I he thought that w«s minted t«> Impn-t*.- ilrenj with I iiiiuiherH. Ho h*lt cotidncnt that all for relief would Iw promptly i*:»sh-.1 by the L'gtflx i ture. Kx-Aldennan WJrkrr offered the following refo -1 Intion Tbit the duties of tbn ri’juuuUec to b«* ajipoioud by (fit- mcefiog be 1-irrt. the proeiilajioii to' lire l/*C*i>* i lalure of tin; ccv4*>*ity of nnpropriHilug the ndvHßCcd by thr fur lire Improve, mi-nt of the r.mil: ►vcoud, the relief of ourritt- Sent* from f.-ix--- tbr oik- or jijoto jvnrv; and. »it*Tly. Mpre-Mug Cmigre--* in loan to thr city. I«»r twvutv or thirty yearr. ilr Jieud. tor fryjil SliS .tk-t.tkO t>liO.UXM»v». j Mf*.Kvll'vp thought )t would he w.-ll onough lu I afk au! from the State ifovcrnmcat, but not !rf*m th<* Genuntl Guvcrninunt. 1 .Mr U'»eii*-r xn»il tu* mutn«tood Hie ffua*n»ni*nt hs‘l|>ed il>-- tipple oj Port land wlreu tlu-lr eiiy wa*- burned down. Nothlog could Iw ilonc without aid. U lire money whs obtained It would avoid the pay u»g of heavy interr-i. The aid must come irntu tha [great head. lApplnuse). Mr. I‘ftiweti r-iigge-Jcd that C..-.‘imotitd be Kdl |ont. He tbouebt it-.-mnoiiKt «j. lire*-, nud 1 did um think mrr .SVt,i«le coubl'gvt moiiry at i bjn'r eeot tlo-re wax i»»l «m: in twenty who would not build. Chicago -bonld rnn-w lu r’posl glorj ft- j -oou M-i (i.«*.(ble. (Applnu-e.l i Mr. L. 11. Darts aaid that tin- two comp mb— he represented tire Amviicnn L-.change, of St. Louif. und tin- Vrxuklln. »»f Dhttxdclpbii. -would pay all Ui. r ow«*d, whicii va- almnt fl.WV.Wft*. lie [did imt think the oieieb-utx were .-i- b..d off ax they iliuQzbl they vven-. Many t-dbom would get nifue-tUUig from the (naanuc.* eniupautci*. nud J what they received would l*u vvurtli llutm ns credit. Qvv-fold. Cnplirtb-tx who had (IMi.O-0 In w-t.-d her® would out lose 1l butinrcxt another Jton.tvdlto saw.jx, i Mr. Wwker s.iid (iaT.ogMatflre hid onlyj*owcr to appropriate fioO.UOOlurfimerrcncio Jnntbllllpn lu* the yt.tstt.Ufl canal money. The city w.\-pow crlcr* and iuuW do notJ/jn--. -r The (JUalraiaif anDonneed the f’*llawtrc Ucneral John A..lav*ptn: Judge Oerkwllh. W. P. (VxiUwvugh. C. l«. WiekiT, Marshal Held. Charles Hitchcock. ou«l C. 11, Fur well. The iwo latter ware added l>y the nii-utlog. i Mr. Davis read the auuexed detjmu'U; I 7*«» Tf. jf, Volein: J Tell all mir friouda to keep: their eoaragenp. ■Me will e e» thorn through and atil them In ovejv J way. Jt. u. JOHNSON CO.. Hew York. I A gentletnaD asked wliat nhnuld he done with rlicckv on Chicago hauki* received from cuuutrv j cu.ti-mvr*. The Secfv'tarr vtJtcd that the frc>;d'*ul cfeue of Hu-N.iihuiaJ Sunk* tad told him th.ii Hie mer chanln sljOiilil keen them. For if they were re-- turned, pa:-ic nitght be created* ’The hanks (would rnon Ire able to pir.rmd In-(tin; bmkerl tlinaghl ii would bp best to kern the check? lorn j few Jarx. Mr. Kellogg moved jii.n n coiundUcc of five rartrhaijtp uod haokers ha appointed ca cakfer. with the itistirar.co .ig* nt* of thr city regarding pohde-; uml nbo requeftlnjJhc, Ippnnuicc r.pji'im a nnomiUvu I** nwcl tin- votvmit i too. uni) confer. uofton vox ngrcnLro.-and Ibo ClrAirmvn »f**' I potaced (be following named tp’tiUcniou to ohimi luto the ovuktmiuca C. 11. IwiU«g_-, Joliu TyriU, i Ju*oph Uuttcr. L. Wamhoid, uud W. Hale Thu Chairman then declared (ho lucctinsad t ourouJ. ovtm in; UIiLTF.F. i Uiauc (,i«i advised tliQ n ton to apply to I'ticfl’jo’ roljof the noiuVnii-ul to gi'o him ji grand rccvptloul ‘-TJ>e J»cw, York dry goods tncn say that eetUc i nwnU win not only In; bused on tin,* terms oiPnvd Jbyih? sutU'ivr?, hni that the credit of Chicago (merchant* «Jli be good in Xcmt Vo-k jo an*- amount. --Tbc Grand Army rflhc KefiaMroltnvaVfiTMq iloohasgirenfSW. 1 —The employee* u( 11. li> ChuUu Co- or kcvc York. fniiKilbvd STOt. 1 —ll»eTon;ie.«>ef Senate pmpo-valo pirv fCOW. ij Kmun» City give* 0. 1 Hamilton. Canada, tu- given i* raLjUmowns. }35 lupotoip btulK enraged in tbe'coHcctkntd tttnH?. I -LniHfri>;Ca:)34ft, ‘i -The Dominion liiivcnuucm lu/ granted a gmibaat lorir.ry prnvbdnn#, —MoUftr.-d hi* given f’ip.'TO. and expect? (o add .ItSOIUI. —Midjlclou ii. N. Y., ghv 1 *l."‘o.and will ral«c i nor*. t —SprihL'tlelii. -jHc? fcj.TlXlr f *\o»a and IJolyokr, 1 —The .Ma-oju of tvurord* N. U.. arc mUloga large t-Mbpcriptlon. j L‘ov v nior Claflio, uf Sloetwclitiaclls send* 400 VollfeifU. j --AbcjrffTo*'Cdtnpfn]'. u*r of- t« lh* caf fur jmujipttnd liberal aaiofl m thuriiapo M ruoiwy.cotiliuauhnir. •j Archhistop McClo?k<*. of Xc* 'York, Cilia I u l lo1 !'>v parlors of all the Catholic Churvbco that city to make collection* on tiumlah, the ;h>l lltsl. I j —Governor Randolph, of Xcv.l«r*oy hat i«Dr tnllnoo dollars L. J. Iloouu l*rc»t, JC.on Co, —The rto-Ux Jupuaucu Ywiepasy hn» alrentir paid sld.LUl.to luoc U Hay on puligy TIIOM POTTKK 'P.uVi;n, The lin.Coder Pulciet: Io .t be omharrusod. Harp no ahnitoinee Good* f for fiiitfcrin AdmUtcil .Free of Duty. TTaaliiagion. r.odt«r«H/(B aoptrer r« I«kp»CA rrerfred 4rn;uf Loudon, I)c to ail. from SOUTH SIDE DIRECTORY. Xcw Place* or Business E»Uili-1 lishcd on Wnbnsli nml !Uicli- 1 lean avenues nml Stale Slrecl. Tin: directory thows UiC new Vinces of luit-inusa and uWees which have been established an State street* tVaUnslimi'i ilfciiljMU ascuuc", north of Twenty* I sceoyO pm-et, by uiorch Jills u-lio anffererl In the J tin*. It will vnn*c of value to customers who rtc sire to lind them Mtmi'iAN AVENUE. Xu. 7!fi, C. L. licit ft Nu. 7M7, I*. W. A»dci>»»n. n. 751u. J. W. Duane ft Co. No. ;t;i.!». W. ft. Kolth No. TUi.Seetwrjer* lltvakcy. No.«!?.». Taylor ft WriyM. No. HiirUmtft KOmll. No. till, C. W, Cbnrth ft Ci*. No, «tu, J. If. Ifcc* ft Co. No. MS, Schwab, Mctjnuld ft Co. No. M>. A. Klljjxan ft Co. No.ti>T. A. I tooth. N‘>. tiufi. C. Kfllosc ft Co. No, i-vi. u*a». >j. Mayo ft Co. No, Kv.l, HerV ft Worth. No. Nlj. D*vin ft Rcr\u«. No. 4!rt- Itiißsell Ufot*. No. 4iJC. W. M. ScrlbtiiT. No, 4!ML Wooluorth. ALn>\vortli ft Co. No. 4*n. OwChlcatnl In-unnco Coiu;mnv. ,\u.-MI. Sfcttaucrft U'ifienian. No. 47*- Kub. Nu. 4V.. MowjUacUft Humphrey. No. Hii. Dr. S. Cole. No. 41 y. Gul'l- UroH. i No. lift «J- &alue Wuimi, No. 3:*. Wbltin-. Taylor ft Co. No. 31W. Unraon. Mt#.crft Co. No.o. Win. 11. Kcocli. i No.:**. K. EUJred. No. <172. O. L. American ft Co. No. lot. fA‘Ui>old ft AtisirUu. No :«iw. l»r*s Starkweather. Holmes ft Aoolnbu? 1 No.‘Te;. Miller. Friw-l add SvwUi. Nu. -i-ir. C. M. Henderson. No. Cray Dro*. No. 3W. Tomer, UrUtolft Hay. No. KM.ti. K. Ci. Cook County National Dank. No. 22.;. It. H. llminrc. No. *b. 11. >l. Wllmurth ft Co. No. 2jS. A. KlvnUkv. i M *l. Waltbo. 1 No. Sesvov ft Op, No.h-22. Kid.L Benedict ft Co. I No. J. ft A- ItOekoWlC/. Nu. rtV7. Si.-mtuu ft 00. No. sis. Utdnrds. ft Shaw. No. Mo. l-oniui? ft Co. \o. «>7. S. Kapro«7«. No. s-0. «l.s. Mur-'h. I No. 7oS. C, It. Ueekwith ft Oi. 1 No, 717. Simon, Mey««f. Stnuin* ft Co. 1 Nu. 740. OiUenjilc T7. A. J. Marks. No. 707. M- M'dlhiiu*. I No. TtkVt.l. M.|Gilh--p; l Nu.7L.-l. llva.cDtolo. No. (»!M, Jiimc* C. Sluim. N«. k*. J. H- O’Prkm. No. IK*C>.1 K *C>. A. FjIAiJo jt v'o. i No. O.V Mu'h. Mutual Lite ImufauCu Co. 1 N*», W*. M'encb-11 Tlyiuun. No. tj?J. Cobb. Andrews «t Co. No. fkVJ. Uravvndk |*rlor. I Nu. U.YJ. Matthew* Muron. No. (37. Kdvr.ird Kly. No. f*M. K. ’ Nnljiuml IfanV. U'-. Unit. Uhnb-irk i .Co: No.:m. U.ti. Uii« A, n<», wi* i!iitcirui-oM No, sri, o. OrvN (V. I*u. Ssl. Jt. p. Huiehiumn. i No. .IT*. A.tl. Mi oVer. N«». ;~1. A. Puce. Ng.'lTD. Connecticut Mutual l.itu liuuranreConi' '?IV, -va i. vy, i ,i. i;. wt-tb.-n ji. x... nr.. \T. ft. rlai;'.» A Wo.-.-. Xn.Srtl.Sti.ifeAAtt.il. Xo.:ifiU. i*. A. U»p^«*rv. Itmici) HrutLwfi*. No .t lW'itT'«ln»fT STATE STUtIvT. Ni*. "V K. Kimtnwn. No. Mil. lUiburi W«u. No. !1,-«ry C.Smi«j. No, r IS- I*. Jaruh* «v Co. No. ?sM. h. A. N.». -J7:» KncLi*. Ooldajclu X Powell. Xv, CflTroonJ Jt Cu. .No. 4. 0, Cafe do rt’«n»[w. 1 No. 4US. Tv Marco*. No. Idl, Armstrong A Co. No. 3;i«, Blunto. IrtHyimi X Co. l No. 57i, Adamic and Poclilv Telegraph Comnany. I No. :«it. Cook A McLuin. BY TELEGRAPH, i I THE STATE EECISUTCnE. J Herrin) to thr Otlrftßo Trllmnc. 1 SERINdKIKLD, (Vu u Thu calamity U«nl liar j befallen Chieago has nwakeuiJ profound ayropo- 1 !by all over ihc Mate, and Uni members who have I anlv.i.l Co attend she special scfdou of lUc I*gls- Jatuw arc dlrpo.'oj tod., all ntthUi their pow crplion of lh»* inmai«> tlu City Urform S<:.o-d, Tin; 3m"dn;.\x oAt L.ijJn.viioi-, IIUUMNG UK MASInTJCK. 3lavr«rvn. Mn Ort. JJ.—ThV ffre wJiirh hr.*k** oui T ht the n 'JJh-r*i>l of h« te uo knnt ttlmiisl huloliuol. win un hca%« *prun- up Tn»m 1 llio »omh«fanl. drulop the iMtncf and rtnderr »p --\y*rU Gilford A UuddoeKV. willn. Tills llic flrr puuy rlwkvil; but un out iwwtr C^uitsld tu.U, »uuAtrd at ffe henr |li*it meurunM n-> hoar the mill, lordlier vi\\\i atgnt twenty U»*olHi!d lnuiru> ;*i.d tmurUin'vlina-c.-. were tntjilly coh.uouxl. A 101 l iti'urvuuljyr Uo- ihmq this .Hid i,tM too ii. t)i t dr." ran no further. ««d KojiU- woio aUe&tly voojrutijlaijns i lltemxdtvM'tipun the wnoft- t MantMo.* vtben a bright iu'ht wastnnicud itorihes*; fn.M fbc ■frttbe. and. teirAtlos tv tb* spot, wo foiTTvi q pnni- InT ttf dwelling wtaj.jHtl in aod a regular 1 ci(uinoetia) sale bl..mng-iltn* making It tkm>nd human rnntnd to aray (Uo coD/tacm|jou. The dam- 1 age at jtrm*nt Is luv-tltuahk. hot the i*»n OiiN* toon, whleh f«. ou tbc Sontb Side, la <(~c>- trorvj. white m» far tircniy-eeveu bolWlcirare led;‘the Crbidmer Soni'ta Cbl-f Is borv*ad J ibe water's Every buildius ou'lbe North Side tcsc#-pt-, imr ilk- Konrth .'Carr! fduxil hou»<\ the residence of Thorp w»d the Catholic Church) J* com pletely rontn|g«tf. yery-Uic wooO-, UtOtkandlfeig* having bgruejunt latifcW. QWk-' bird Waisd m» more. Tltp disttws }rcrn«t. B ivd if food "s hot goian forthwhh tboro win u. fetaxvattan. ti Koiblng ran be beard from the bonh or»nrlh-i juaiuru i«revcuts cooiramiJca- 1 tlon. The road* ara k> dry Hut buntf like powder. AT SAGINAW. lira Tl.e SasjTV'fjM'cb.) nre fall of aecotota T double city; and 'u u* nlclhUt, Vn'd pPHlal movtlntf* of (he 4vat« hdd ioda 1 nwi mcflha for maetmj ad >m6fvchcr which 1 m*in«VwotnrtllhHly M ready u> bro«t%'ibn*' I hem rnTMth fflfenrcOue in iA E-wf'^rv 1 itwir, devilled KJtnebAcdredft oftboitiatrdof aw worth Pf vniperij-. rud scrtril Ifree, Flrea oodrel .tl the city oo edtieedby. dsd grate apprt hcmictnr of utaldvttcnciUu wetufclU tAirrajUoo. s the M-htijf ttif wortt. It ‘lifcanM. Wcrv totally -IDoiwccti And the Bri.WWx! woods wchc one mn< of Iluniee anfftl Muoke. Bcyaod the recce I* rtme. Al Kfrlftion largo tajoßc; «f •ml SATURDAY, OCTOBER U. 1871. and Fever*! little bnildfar* of vnriuttf* fcjnds* ivcro deMrtm-d. A Are took place about ten o'clock Tac-d»y mnmio?. nnd It did not Marten In the Jeaft nnlil the whole villajc of wined nut ofe.tieteticc. On fhc Jack-on. Lr-nflfc X S.trinmr Hue the ft re i# terrible. |l«-n-v*. portable mills*. 1«»rn«. timber and crop-* fliv coD-juntl: lire f.iu.itJCs have t<« J.-arr ihrirn'h In rrjsny jVi* forihoir lives*. At a i-unt a Mnirt di-tarce -i-uih rf M. (,'lr.rh •pup- a utimh-r *>f bai>ditt!N wcjv tuned, hichiilhiu boardim; houses mid private o n rlencvp. At SI. Charlc- tin- Pro i« ra-eim; r- the mills l are alt rhv-ett and the men arc working steadily nti'l talebfnlty to prevent the vpnmd 0 f ij K flume?. i Al Tine tirorc the entire property. jinTmliur a mill ami *cvcrai haute* Wen* destroyed. The pr«*i*oriy Ik.-|ou.*«- smoky ,n t ou?. «(u.-nce that it hao huen dißtciiit m dfrtin.mdi objects m even a short dlstamo. l< a So as tromely tlidlcnlt. Itrjmr.ii from the (iatlvr re-um north ►talc that n vu»t nruumit tl (-'.lie Jwjjlh'l ha> Keu entirely ilcMroyed.” U'«* hear from that the rnrali rt excitement prevail* kero ou'acewuul oithc (in> lo .Tie w« odi» torrouoiUntf (hi« place. «he not I? a brfo tuarrli, trht'ch m m-tv o;iijji and i- furl ap proaehinp th« villa Tile town of «* uf Ihe liic Jh-i) U buiufiig near that tlUnue, lam infonne*!, s»ys a eorrespoiwl-ul, that vulu .Me {lino i.utds ;:l «hc head ot ih“ Hint Ithcrand it« tiihulai ies. nr he iiiS JUii o"-’* 1 hy the lire, which i? dcstr-y ins lhy;t; aod? ofdyUar.* tvoith t f tiuiVcr. wouhs of niKKi; vinm may YOinC ASWOTIISiK ri.A< K^. NKW YoUli. October 14.—T:u- (.'hiv.vso di: a s '.e» Slill the pievaHiiiC lupic cveiyvvbtac. l.uclli •»ence fmtu dial city u altec with merca'iii? iiiterc-t, ullU.ittsh the news itccivcd 1.i.-t nl-h» lj„j{ jjic hankers uf iTtlcaso find the cnlanmy n. bud ns cMlmarcd to tluauc al iutete-t* riufcffwrcfftWirrfiiwnctol drparimcuh* here. K>, ueiic-e uf the cnirut eflhe los?e* caused lh<- dv K»i sTtnpalhv. The dHio.Mtka to roulinn.- w-.vrt ‘la ctmlrihnliog aid l« ~*he lUMiy-i-.l Is in no mu-0 ahah-.t h-um ssr« n- nnwiler ivlml ln-pmirius m with latnlahle CLiieruVlly. fund. clolUlos and oth. r tieo -i-arw# aO bit'wardad Ihe ►mbrijis h> lust IPiUtf. Tlw ftiipolulmout of CCalililUcCi is prc.- l%»>ed r- r lire purposo «>f i'"'kh>? after tlw c»»ntrihu«h>»s uwd collccthun*. I y last itiehi over mw hundred au.l ntiy liiunftind tlolUr** had haun iuU;d In lUsuiy ahum IlKjHtbttrhim tmvuswlH r»n thuanmmit tip t0..-m million. There rro UnllaiUoUi tluttvitf.m ie« d-Mv jjol Je:- than nvu millions will Imvelmeu m«l> wibed in thli city and nu-.u.:iit pl;;,e>. The newspaper prosa h-ta V-''".- nwjviW for jellcf. The ’‘Tribune 10-dtv sjiv-lbe innvcm. ul Is practical. Aid should not l»u nlli.uvd to die out r that the n.mitiy linali lies. IsuUvTdnalr. and espeviatlv. slumkl he mindful iliiit their help is iiecil.tl. Tbe uhi.uJ.mt uiV-tHdii tout h.tvi’ been poUre«l«mt from Urn whets- 1 coiintrr. iMbisiH*-', »"J nwrt attention frotn ll»e >aa"guHude of ill’- cxufun*'. H m V*» unit i' 4' one tlurtjld fear that the rvh- iwhuul Jshli cjuu-iv dWritn.Ml. The f.tv iVjumnenl tun K-m il.riM- VtCJm fin- engine* to Chicago nt Uic lof ibfi cUlcTen-jlnoer of that nly. Neatly all the cburvhc* will main* collection* for relief nn Sunday nf»i Kojiio eighteen dry honec* v-tur-uv J cr*niriliH»«‘J __ I Hartford Cum«. l Oi.toiTli't net proceed* «if Ml*-* KelhufJ** B«rvioji« uuu.'Ut .k*. tiv .n at about JtW. Chicago relief f»m.l enWileticie- are 1 Wins uiu'i'i Unite iownof Nov- Pninlw. Now Vtrk, October 11. j Proprietor* Chicago Trlhon*: Draw on in* at eight lor live bamlffd o.mUr*. ami npnly lo relief of etuTcrvr:*. 1 u 3 oris rhos. jtco. MOHCJJSTKR. HASS. V/onvi»i«r. OyloVr 11. Ataul f were rr.i*"t| Jin -and dollar? inure were raided for the CUuv.'o *-iifUiiem lu-iUy. Tueniy-ino Ivjn!*-* ami! I hosiiie.'s house*. Htili-ciuH’il each. i Since rMenhtr, two car brads of proeM-in- 'alto left at .•'•-‘al oVlotk I 111- owning. Tie* Si. 1 -lo*cph Typographical Union rni* i»»rih** Sn/i» bincn. Thn *’vltn- im-ut i* unuKited. ami tbotfeati-h* will ennmb'if rd to mmiw. 1 hAWKKNrii. lyAv’- A Hireling. j»nM«t -«l »<\ei by Matm iiia*—n. J w:is held here tonight in :;nl "I rhi'Mgo. ‘ihri"? tli< u.aiid dolhn.i were ndvod «>n Tbe l*Jiv ConndJ wm* r- ipirjtM appr-pu.M'- ;uwlin item vnjV.nJ-i,’- i lUr-nmt, Me.. Jg.-l'mir lmm*nr(i dullai* ns*- here. nt.d I-I.llci twn» -.sill W imulo »i She i tjurt hi!- on Siimtav. UomCi'TCK. N. V., Vi. -Active lime O*. inlseil i fiCVjO Tor tlws whlmvs and orphans ot lireiueii lust in tin* Chic-itro tire. \VißsiiN*.Tii>'. Vi.—ln lb-: public ithnolh tu-d.-i) mx* iluniHind dollsfi* was mihr«ihc«l. U«- V«irK >i.-r..5».*r, n.-lh-* cit-o-i.-r by ill.- i‘lil«-3tn bK« roiit,MHcj< t-:ltc public tmerv.-t. i Jiury ijelsdl ri’Cniillnj' it lejil ttnli )l> u-U'»t. Contribution- ermtiimw t<> |mir in (rnm etviy qn.tilff. Supplies .no /»roi.*bi-d i.i largii rjiunrille-* lor inout by tsiiromt. An imwvinf t number* of iK'fmn-oltwi ty and yi>tvr.l;;) c.ir;o in l;tllw.>j i)o|ioity— orn* Vino. it «ngar vs- 1 finery oftUc City ol WlUUm’bnrs, save HU (.arrelr •«f r^’»|n .’l MD{:ar. H would he Impossible to; mate uiunllnnW t’uo cir** l 5a li-Uil, i*r iT“> l,p -'rfllc I the Tbu jrooiii received by ibis i 1 romj>auf alone will probably n-wh the value nr one bntidiod tluniiiaail .Unitary per day. i I Cuotribntb.na Vi mnuuy irt-.uj city and vtnuiiy 'are rapidly golh<«fonrard. CunmUtco wiw* am i at>p(;»n.-«J M eoMfltofd are Rnnuruno. Ttf tbc end ’of tnr w‘vcK art Imn/erMi t l( tn will Im [■pnirntbe lnictK»rnf'thl» State, 'coming In'wbU nroutpliic#-'. The Itlwmlttyand 1 energy which too hnsdoeM men of C’ncadn i 1 d|*pJaV, cm rryanJed a cliecriau rvldincc 'of r lhe fur j wtjvnj r.f trjvj*io lu the 1 city. meet with hearty cuaimcudanoju ui all, ilennrtaioiiM of bn?*l:it*»* l«*iv. Tbe prairie forc.*l liree, which Lave been jo dc«»- Inttot* Ihe AW-Jlern C»'iintry.'vseiie much Uilcrr.-i. i [Thr sufferer* br Ui'c cnlnm!jv twnkt-n pympalby CfcD-trlie.-e. H'here the detail-* of tbn erv kumuj. a rulirl u«>*en.em »V-i j.rob.iHy b- *rf [sllual for ilirre ■Jttffetiici i*ctorv> pa-.fed, aUicb will e.rplalu (bcmotUnu of ib.it proudmyfroimlltj ha- hern i WO in inlay, and ten* of ..f It* lobabi uute bate been reduced f r tn avnpdiicv, or omitort J atid ca c, qnd feiwin*-]) i,nmole'* wan- i den»r». ilejsnifciit ryn>jj tbe *{rl*macC of ihelf fellow wet): aiul, lVhprc.tr, U'c look upou fl.c unparalleled de-* structiopof tbi* hie boantifol ond inipnlgti-.rjiy I a»- a pnlfQpr.l caloir.Hy. ar..] tlijs ol i our follow mrn.ranrccucnt iborrch. of *u<-h n u;i J lure a-in appall Hu* heart cf the iuhUo. and call forth ibo warmest eympaihlc? of tin* w bole |»copk; ,and. 1 vVhrrcn?, Svrnpathy aTutu*. alihousb turhigm*; 1 from ihr LiMflV wanucst nopDlre*. mHi neither' feed the bnnjjij nor clotlit the naked, for If o I broilicr or r-hter be naked ami dc-ilntc of daily .food, aud one of yon pay nnto tbvuu‘d«pan in 'ikaa*. beyc wanned and filled* n-,'twlt.‘ij:undiiiU'. you give tiiein not tbo«e tblnga whlcb arc neodlul to tUv body; what doth U prv.Qt And. Mnnxu, Hie t>JilFciin«> of Jbj* cliy have Hi preparation a banquet at which to tl.oir i ri«|iot> and gflcyti* on the r.rva?lou «--f (he •«’mud lAnlgo of Tows, and In h-mor 1 1 that event, aud Wuitur-At*. l*h«s Signal of dl*Jrr*> ha* gonr i forth from our brethren of the cllr cf Tbte.-go. m an appeal which ,v*unot be denied, saying with nretlifi-n vnv arc |-frpaiii»g t. f-,oi olhJm u e, »ot,*t>lhcr n Hh cur uitvs and cbi.Miro, r;u;ri;ig. fiiw, ob’"i\e uu:«. y>ter apttiiU’jiM- iiiul we mr.y *At an«t lUt—ye<. live to ble?» tbc luwl gK-vilt.*' Thcmfhrt* be !t Jbj'tdt 'vl. 'i’luit iii the opinion JpJjro 1,-ylgx. iho pre*o;iT ho fiw.e-for f--a-»rni» *>r IW enjity imuti'fibo laKltiitlug pleijure.- of •*n>‘:;b »o-- thru wwipcNd'P'Maale£,vt|fa.t{icn) (Cci piortrn:’' tait i therefore tbe cnaten.pl al* d‘ i»*iii;:iei sb >nbl tv pJifovr.cvUocitil br,Ui-i*alc of. litdre:? therepir «ppn'rri.l;e.j y<';i~*ni i of ttc iq »hr iw:»:i<*il\g’c re lief- of Uk ptTerlug a;»il 1 ««tr brethren' In fbtfsg*': and ;bir the tjn'-Utl «ro af tbe drdrr i.i thi* cp> »Lon;-J l« Irrnt l*» Ibt "be ifitbt iucri.-.»- t.ij.l ruWl* land to I tie hug. -t j->--lhU' sßH>unl.' Tlml the Coftrwnitve of Arrange-'] n>cct» for JtiHen T.«r]g** b m*intrird to u-r ih’ilr loflornce with tl>* tlenrral Cen.fwitt.c for tb v«d* lection, to b«vc (he ord-.f f-.r is atAKsE.'‘ rortlui.d, ,Ve,. OctnlK P W-Tbc minrcti UVilnu-; day were daubing to the r»l|wA:s la tbta State, i tuc rauifaH wa» \'ciy herry. i -j j j MITCTI.Vnjt oy SIDE fm-'. zj-as. j. p*jw?- Sj-itolfca cnl;, We sritrt^&'.^'.K.S^eeulsßA'l^iTisi Xoijb witeß.'iratii-V-'eniaiß a«WeJW i a,rMa e chafr.'b'e -nid ■cclainHy t!r Mpti',' Weare and Co. and 8. B. j ■jt Chi«e and Co. E*ve rrxxmnd mow of their hooks sod bspsre Cram the great firs, sad bars, tanned biain»M *f rfos. U and it North Cllaton-st. Wlllr?cetv« r«u thou, *ma m. u»v ituci m at«oiQ onutoo of wio r ncnl executin' commiUec foe the North Hide, who tliall look flff'r the lutcreri? of ihe citizen.*! *'l tho North hide, and confer and consult with them from Hire to Trim: W. P. OeiU-n. 0.11. Me Oermick, K. \V. fihttchrord, -I. n. Mnlke, Mark 'Skinner, K. S. Chrshnronrh. 1!. 11. McGee, Ivvr 1 I.v run, W. l\. Mick-mw, It. PrtadevjUe. B, Sul livnn. M. A. don. Tin-.*, 11. ftccbee. Fd. Knawcr. A. 11. I'dnlcr. hi. 11. Pr. Foster. Petci Until, K. H. MlV.O—, 1.. J. MeC«r II- II SjK*tPv«?. If. f, Ooiuiy, r. 1.. tbuv.in. .Inhn Ih'r’iii". IV V. I'ljlvrr. K’f'of Anthony. S. Kimi.ry. Albeit llttujjff, .It.hn Purple. .Min Unck. Y«»l. Tmin-v, It. tl.H.d uin. Jr.. I, N. Arnold. I*. IV IVulmdy, (V l„ Staik. 'An-.'. It.’iHT. -Min W. Keen. V. J»u he 11.-hm, I- I*. Wiiyh:, Jake K. Hamilton. H. If. K<-rfoit. i Mr. Ifoynold* said all were in the same Im.H. and everyone -tioii'.dpm hi-* shoulder to the wheel aod htinj: Mduaso out of Ju>,- ash.*#. Shanties .should !m* j»ut tip at once. tii-dness men should bii-iro»t »h- Ir -lmi”h and zn u» ti<,:k at once. T'o* i'v olmi.-n was adopted; Thai Ml tirepcrfy-ovrmtrs vd (Ui-Nmth >id? who will employ men to clear away thi ir i prcntlrM.t am hereby letpiestcd to hand in itivlr name- p. theSemd.-iry of the Hycenliv© fotumll* tee. with the u.uuh-roC utew they caw work to day. Aft* i r rl».-;oiuaghj" >j>eviliC<, the intctin,; admiirm d. i The o inmitir.- meet at th p North Hide llc.;d idn.4fi.-r* .v o'rjork Jhi* aftcriio-m. for jwinian cm oru'u.heat ion. n»>l ibe tianaaitloa of imp.-; taut bn-ine-v .Ml number-sliunld be pre-ont. TU II Cs>VKTi». An injunniot) w.v» ye'h rday -m.! on! by Pm-kb-l Moni-otiuui! olJo-r*. U4i- lat»» miners of Mir*i.-cn j Chick «m Sonll* 1 lark sire.-t. li».» I'in-iiuinV .’in-nram-r Companr. tt j- In the bill oi .-oiuidalm ih.«( the t; mxl a« an Inducement ,«hw ti>ynL*c:t»n it I- uvcrival that the iusuraucr company x —ry ’J his ia cas. tVHeraJ ijockcl No. I. new series i» the Circuit Court. Sl tT.r'ti: ro(T.T. t’-t'Cs ptej ared on tiutli tide? arc taken In- the ouit a? MtUmittrd when called t;i (heir outer In which Chicago inr appear aud rn- i firm co-'l: Com-tj whlcJi arc nut prvi.aicd •»n l-mti -tdv? g-» lit the fool of the dnkut. Thu 't .jiir: has not vet determined what di-positlm. *h then K- made of M*eh ot.'i*. Tlf Jnd"» lin onfufeucc (H U iusi.) autfnui/cii h:- ai»n-.u;.ccm- i»t. J-'rr tho aid of altum- ye nml pmii-/ I will that Ibis bijuita these upou 1 alt of ihcnf ihe ■.\'-rh hM.uif. ;»n-I jeirtie* de t-th-fs rt.onld ve n ire n motion m wrnlivj. 'Utwtf the oiimhcr of dav- «mily. r.inl will lr- voiy consider ntr: lint cuatirul should phme ip. cial vau»e ß he hoc it w itlti>r rodv. I.MIDIAT'. A va-e yf vv,u (hjvveis vv.is mk-.-ti from th- vault ot the liu.-s Uovisu.un Uenilvuin uirurt. yusterdnr. at»«l vvaa touud porfycl— tmv Imvinj: ix-uti tnjutvd lit die lea»f. Worn another safe oulh-aihoin street was taken b.»x of watches, a* ucw in ji»i>cj«ljcu as vvtu-n turned out of the h.ctorv. In the ulxtut tlfty ear lortdrf of pr.-vir mu* have U :cu fivuivcd lo day on the vaiioiis mil HUL ruaiN. M»;:j Vu«y ycjlrrVtj’rlcriiii;.' ftnw build* W iuliiuili.u v.u lUc ftiur. u> nix-itiiitiiifc’nlkj hot 1 less icr*-on*s The JVarn ofTrnle ha-tn« jto rent a dorr on *Vort Uftiul-ilph street, bn; the ot\nc. chaise* iu»*t cttorilonate n*n*. nml today one hundred •uldntrs have Ihvu detailed lake po-fi-jelou ol il »i the pmni cf ihc bay onet- Set>e tin* old Shylotk rinht. i .\inoi;i»tN-y. f.>r” ti»nu Inquiry iva* rondo it the lidcnii-chee'Oruw, cnrncrof >hJtc y:til •fwdlfth *in:eb».ucir ihebbu-ttkeeiH’ruf tlicHhetninn Uou.-c •iwd Mr*. K.!•«)). «ir-* of the pvoflvmin n*hu?e I ylt>lr»i death veiled *r* much attention dunm: ln«t nwk. Air*. IvKiM has been vety 111 since the tragedy, and. \\V» the fire wa* nvjiii'/lu the vicinity oi her Ir*in>*. wa* tuuveted, fncnmjiuny tfllh ihc Sherman hnn-ckcepcr. to a icn>- 1 t'Orarv shelter, bv one of Uh* elerkt of the hotel intueu. a»u.e tl-.e lifi* been h»*jr>) iff. T. S. Filch |J»*r »-j:c id Ihalr pjd Plate, o:'|H)riJr die Infe l‘n»t Mfilcu, Keen dM'yaketv iva«b«n« f’urk. W. H. Kerflwl isc«mstn:cUus n ’•le»»H*rniy“««» the old Several ynrll**? nrrr d*lcel.-d, yr>fer.lav, in the j ■*ei ui'M'||]n£ (iniihion? ulikh they had procured TU- {remind delivery of letters at th: Po-l Ulliee, enriu-p Stale and Sixteenth street, cell) mviivul ye,n< A valuable Irrmk nm» marked V.C. Tn<(c« r, n M I'bH'e,” wav hr heard ol hy inlihe*ui« l». Iloiton. i i|v, *.i t\*H. Moodfold. to.union, IH. Tin* -Vnw.Kan K\}'»nv' nn>j«ny found It* wiult.-.-af-'. nut i(i *ale.> empty. ‘Ue*y Ua%c liiccd ihr. entire t ucu-Tvl thecii .and Randolph -trem, lorn Wy au: Icf inurd hy H. Hibbard. r>«i (hat Uv Mi'-d hi-* rimy of 0..; r|e*Vs f r 'i- u MaU'a court mnkrnptev. I w l Mmlinii Vtn-cl ih ivaw twin;? errcu d i>aimo/in l iici l itjuiu* building*. :i»\v« tern, l-j.-fi writ I*.* lint h'd be frt u«nri.Uy |>m m order by a brgr ton y m workman, arc *Jm> biisilr cn:.*ng.>i) in pulling donn Mi •‘hi V! ill-, mi’l |itvpsin.iit' ti> lull Ul> 'V n;ic-. Tbo lower. vWh i.» •inn.: disi.itii.u we.-l ol Wn* hmltmm. r.j' uiitim- hml. Svttb nuff oun'l piiV.i (t MTmr. r.«r M \ri'a) l.miliie* will to night H»vj» in »h«-lr u.nv w.u H.o Wniit Wmk-. i hr IfJt .Tnijifi ruiojamtc,- }»*vc gieni mmi’>rc» of mm in evi-ry pm I of tbv bnrm 10-tfnv pm. up po*i>. nm| ina duv vt two Hi.' ptinriiM) lit*. mil n.v.ii “"’I l, ou: i«rcv liuhilcO Ifa’iiiMfiJ' f;rui Ibe Ninth Sub- wa. this morning MippKrd wfib i a?r< «ni'unmcQ Cmainmv ami Ji::r.:iu|'.-. ,k I'micj-s* wln»le>aJo ?torcry nail* alioady i .juanere there, And will be n a.'v lor bu»tnc«K In a I rmiaiuo pOyricttn ifintcn iu.it he baa the mien; 1 for know inr Mint KK) children t.yrti on the pnirie oiid «m Ibetfivtti* dunntf Twr*. 1 day niirhte. TUc-rc are applications ct r’i« Hellcf Heacieaar tor; f„r i u en »e ola.'Y tiiuciif luMurk,' tut fowwiil leave Hl\i city.' «;U.\KHAt \EIVS. The* liepuhlieau majeiiiv in Ohio H sliout r.,OV: tb:i )u J’pmi-.v'»ai:sa. Uh-wiu iho ftilc-agy ealoraily (i.->d itie ei\ct of cousiwff a lv”ht vote. The ItopubJlcans hare, however,' carried the Stale laPeMy. —There bloody clepllon rial in Philadcl. whU on Tne-iV'y. lu the tih vvanl; tear n>ea Tivrs Jilllcd. M or.;nU(|. ilro4j iseinjJu various part*, yf ijie £*tatc. Rhode Island, on Tuesday, rejected (be three constitutional naiciulmvnlß tohmUted tun vole. A naJMojurc ieuc in Mir Hcli iral ConwiiMou: *’2 pres>. The rradhi" created an Intcftic rcufa tlou. MU nmtlon to-u-pend all hitslncss and pro I reed c: «»»ce to prayer was canted, oed nvoamou" the oldest rtcrorm.-n to condnck the' Toe whole convention and lure.* audience knelt.mid joined in the sumec. The fee:in" wa> very deep, and the m*-jority were in tears thron"h out. .M ihecloscof Hie «i>rreil service theenrire i body. Includin'; the speciatorn, remained f.,r some time «n their keecs engaged fn silent prayer.*’ ..“T;- 1 I»vclij«l5~" wa»li:.t. In N.-»iioual tjuvcrnaivill, r)?h1. Meeker. Mrl.?od f’/u ver coaoU** H. have 1-c. n rearer,v t abated by fun. Thy di->irir,i„« r,y ;inn- r. r.-nrer. hj>' and oth'v p.-'s rry. with the lesTyriifc, Iscacccd- d.’pkTjidc. Uvuu-v.p,-, 1u,;.. lemi-ts town t«> >fcc iin miunjic people oM.h a;u. n «imy wUicuny; I. ~i'. J, V!r- VJ-51'ropwsc n> fjp<\ aJsv. frmn M Jj.imJy lcb. on Mn o d»\*. ihlrlocn nwvjn«;-:> nnUtUree store*, were benn d. tienc.r'A with a early «tf Ventan. ip« tittswut U»»u-c uf the ilr.jMtn Riy Com' piny, ycrir JVcihin.t, r.yearly, *>tw> UmnmVr«tra m' V *J dlspervcd t’irtu, cnpliirlug 1 (*7- ho- -f n,c Hurl U'.iyno and Chirayo. and Urn Toledo, Wabash and \Ve*t vm H.nllfns*K in nfcjo, the u-r.ods.nnd Geld- arc i!™’*/?* ra>t ’i n inl I llv s pf taOtead and other, piop'-nj have alrrady Ur.-js .xuisunod. -rti -ru M utctvu raised in prtvmo ao.v 'rrlpiw.nf fur Cbica3»*, and atwh ch-ihhig and’ mher«ofitrlUati 'matter ’pmKir/ r ourteentn-stsß v«SJjw: much’Jo tbJ* ness to serve nnit country patrons as'usuaL FORKITPRE. HALE &BRO. iFGEIMRE i k large slock of Office Desks on hand and arriving, 10,12.14, and 16 Canal-st. Furniture, I'AKLon Fi-iiNrrrnK, BicDnoov. iTitNirn.-K, Üb’McK KI/KNITUKi: Tulw h:nlal wlmW/ib- piiie* al ITT \Ve*t H.i»- •'•jiph.at. KDrnbrnKV x siamann. And at T3 Wert lake—t. trsWALD K1 r-ITSCUKV. t- —i. _ TO RENT. Stem for Eatl Sii «»f the he.«» j*t«rr.i <>u (ItrSnntli Side fur rent, Cau Dr li»eji civrn tor I year or 1 A. None l>nf hou nrril 'apply os cUey are tl»r livrt locotluu lu Cliiccfio. AildrMs GAGE 1 7 Trilmnfl Machinists and ManuDeturers. 1 1 ullllcare* U* ft irUaV.e par.y my ri*»».- machine -lr«j* mul found-y, w:ih c ;;nri*y f.*r vv.*rk. t ing l'»Jm svjih lhi*u. '.v,«: :i;y ;iur;.ia.-r* fi-tric(." I QB.QCSS.ItS. -j iff. o. bßApzsiT *>i H:»r.a. llj Jo *fc i\>,. to* tun, Mas?., 10 \4 i,N'i: l.Au'u-h i\, uu i<;u. iVurncvly SI ami V. A good tiHfOitment of T. ns *avcil from fire. and 20 < rny frirodf m (lil‘ Nu'llitvoM and |**r Writ I dc*i.v tot-xiJi.llmiifc? r.* t fmo:*. am]>»otielr four onlcra tmU irtuittanvi-.-, on dm* stQii nj-i dre Arcumil*. i Office fop Hie pixent In mu* of BS9 Pralrlc^av.,corner Eli'Mcciith-st. Wo »hMI replace enr stock of «fu«i‘iK*>, jwul lv In condition t<> ►npjrlyour customer* inienlofll fecit diijv. «u Hm- center of M-uikk- -I. ami Mi. Li j.*»n-ov. We c-Lall U.wc, u« or about (h v lltU. a email a*-orrmem iu Uio niira;;.* A. .Vniinu!fiJ ly vp-mde. ll cm Uv I MMtuikvj at:i*l:v.V r.vti.*-. AiVlp-«« KD\v.\ku r. all a r v. U'-ll.ir.rc Woit.M Mihviink-*'.- 1 Merchants' Despatch Tranaporlalipn Company, K.in<(->lph. center rj.-cct;- .o.- r \u'.-ri cr»nM«TPlian:K'Vttji.a Ui)ir. ofijtv.l ui a i mil l r.it,V«ti& SkD-cuth-rts. lua.OfroerO«Wjng|}i-.-}rs<|jrc‘«/>t rlilicr .ilo;*- I plnix-i win !i;uc thole freight delivered or ju.urvo? them as limy urn «Mi a« miuu u* frmght l« qnlonlcd. j* I!ucc c\U utiouWlu j LVxfcr, Standard lUII. corner il:tliirii3*av. iunl lIAMMuNI). i Oostltute ramfjici tHdpr«onsdi*lricif tmnporatv rcf^ti-’ orlug chloa ami mwits «pt.|v to fran«port;tifon (ymiiiiJUtial blAudanl :md ThifiuciitU rl. <.;£o. M. The Dyhrenfurlh College, i Willi l)c rc-upcncd »lmrl!y >n a suiuMr oil llic ert Side. Tlio oJlc«' i* U'fiif». r«ulv ce tKilllrliCil at 172 U>St JudlilU et. X*aul Biteker AT i Weal Chic.igtv Ladi.V t‘amnTSnmh WMH.., .orrnrmi,.* 111 lh V tWr||<. aui> me JO omamda;« bis Norib Sir> n»- I >m-m> m. tuo smwitf pbK-t. .Clioiuicul Aim?y«ip, t. A^?* V yr.( L orc<, irf[ J*:il ~cir.>rm.-d I nsf. Gilbert ÜbccV.f«> tilMr.i'Ary. afiua-i tt'.c i oalr one tsMptjs vhn flm. Mfllw m t) w mcrcni, atArenm* you.-«e, f Mrs. Dunn, Clark-ft., nloitca tft J. Millcr I r.cpnet af ttfrt COUirc-atlonal. UitirvU. R. V 1 For G.-ten Bay AoJ ;«ll »aiertn»dhlt> ywvrt.». T)« rtell will K'»to lor ilr«o lUr Samr»'**’. tvjybr. r j ,-lop.w. OOtoo and doct* foot M‘cbi--jn-'v. T li. BCTLlN.yupr. TOEyoiwDnV.' 7 Great Western, Type Fouu di*y, i* loc.Mcd niNoMOCiium'Vflrt-iiiacc., Wolvivon mnU.stock o|.boUCbody andcUaplay lrj« on baud. TtAnyu.urr nnopy A ?.r:::m.i:rL Ajjciicy of (lie AkricdlUirut 4;<>i- I lege’ lAIIMIM Oi* lliu Mtt!c >cf 1 AWi*>aourl uiut lowa. Wr dowwT.t ib««c 'hods r.ic oa a credit of ten yvnr*. Tb» p-vHcs purcluisiii!; in mv T Ur erni. jwr auunm on ihoai>pralf.‘rt land* arc fts tuiocj;ibeCuw*tiu IbuSules 1 o t ami low,i;unrt the prlc-'j aic ry low' No®arboppmtooJryaa tl.c oven ulod übetv vhv U**\\teU'Wus tau tircctifc i hoiac at a contjownro trifle. Tbctc leuia wre ca cujptfroui laxauou-. r< -PWU V. SC.VNtAN C 0.,- k >o. -II Htibbard Coort, bet. b;uo-r». iud WaOi-h hv, l BLUE L^NE~ j MICHIGAN CSKTR AI. 1 ;l KA T:ula .vtr/I B oof I fV.'T bnot,-! MU i i.' I 'l .•T M:T OU'MCIW'. ."iV M t Dti.SrVvalitiiCH aim »We «<*U or MUSICAL MEHCnANDISF. NUMBER 69. BPsnngss carps. Oysters and Fish. Tr’iili cm-hcd lo vanh uill ll* c crciu. ii i. 11. 11. CURTIS, wnoi.rxM.n otst;:u and n :nfry mid dry trade, at hi- h-mv quartt'ia, AV. I»»r j K. TwHfib-st and to hoar ’•o*»u ami often fn»ni nil hb tilt! ni*l»>;uers. I "FIRE IN THE REAR.” Never sivf tip the Ship."—riia-c. Hanford hn-Mieit ai l.'»S. ibiiutl near Jith. far- 1 bon IMI t>;i hand. »>.brr Mil* and Vaiuii* dui/y. OakT-ill/od with Offcruodefay. Mem? I th‘-u: hlphj and ;niy rpare chance ac- knowl.-d'.-fd. Vorv trulo, Cll.\SK, IIANKOUH A ‘J'-* htacro. |U. Atljdxditcutot' i'lniuiK. SI r.VENS i Cl'., 1 Ailhol-’rs nnd .V comit.-m:*. have rrtnmt'il to2£> I Mauroo-al., Mhcp; they nill dtljubt ft limited i utimk-r ~f claim-. Ac. l*«li L A. Bloch:, i»!:rt;(f*srs. t" r -oj-ciud .il re Wort K*uu*!ol}*h sf. _ fine »t«M fc ol oiiulm, hrtt-h*-*. ,Vr. I INcMi.dtcit in I£C!, hiul not liurnod out. Lvsk Blathmvick, •h*iKT.i\ Cor.imi—iun Morrliaim .No.ttWi ►‘.l.nlio- ft., Cfiknzo. We have the lx*?i ?h>»« a tl location i i" what is left of ihi city, **dl only for «arh. and r ran imanintoo ncw-hli'pers of prodnee quick nalc? i and pioin returns. CorrcaponiJcuce intUed, and ojrcuUr*. and struct!?. svi.t on application. 1 C. M. Gilbert i Co., 1 Aurlioncri-? and K.al Kslclu .VfecU 1 IJ Cstul •i., have for *.de. ou easy urn*. n Hu,- jvsWrt.ee. A'lth outhoufcr aiul Usud-omr stonoils, tm the i West Sid,., with r without furniture, wrv cheap; I »n established rrroerry ca a prominent strewi. A) 1 cottage wl :»looms lu rv».\; InmiUuc for talentn'l aarvaln. Henry W. King Co. i j U*dl have ih.-lr «*.'J»n Wo doftr** our» ii,'-iomci> to aid a- at once l»y re- I :iilttauci-» lacnruMicy scot hyespu-M. or dnm od I Ncv. York. I I Re-Established. A. W. ll.jhjn?) ,t S»>n. irboli-t*. Jj-h ran 1 In- (oiind at tindr m-iv qnaners. No. CO Canal and So, r»’J Wom Wair.r etrocf, iitu-ro they will, in a h w driya. have a full line of booth*, now in traiwlt. uul he urt jvirvd to lid qll outers promptly au«l tat- WaCtoriH. _ Notice. Frit.-. (VantaenV KaUroncl yl'jai Store, £3 \Ye*t I Ivti-ravs:. impnrlod uud dome«!h* Cs;yai>. and t'iuo Cut Tuhacco jh.lil at old wboletale News nud perlo«Mcals nlwaya on hand. Julius Bauer A Co., j Healers i« ft-mos, Xlc.-ical lostntaieuU, ole., lo- •«t,rd at No. 2.1) Michlyati-av. Arruusumenw have Ik:, ii uia-.le i'.,r »u immediate supply of tool*, mate- ual. rftvf to-day J. IVU'BH CO. KIU be 1 pri-pared to repair pianos. In a ilay or two Iho 1 •tore will be reopen*U he. prepared Id do ir?l clis* •Mi PrlnUr;; In shout trn dn* j. Btfntna.l,Terry Belden, \viu‘u:sai.e hardware. Removed trt >.rj,*£ -ton*. N\». .17 »\’e-t taikc-St. Kx ci l«> »y rtllurdcnfln ft short thin*. M. Graff i Co loblvvps t'f f-uuy gri'Cftir I*?’. West Mndisou-ej., \\c hn\e rcsiuutd UiMnr—, Auri rltajl hnv»- full Muck in ft frn day*. Thongs Barrows Co., (iVne.r.il usent* Pinkie Si Man«ir.M-lsuln;rCo*s. \i- »<*r Scwiuy Marhiitc. located at. No. Smith HaJov.l -im t. W. 1- Dvr- a-rmr f,„ J. I. Uunm-vc i 0., agent** lor lon-.», ata> Im* tntniil at »ann* ptsKc. Frank Water*, »l-»» r.O limoml t.y fmre id 'tr* v.iifl:nnrj l»t>; W-—< Midb-nn >lrv«-» trnum* of »i*py Advcrii-ing in r tir.ullurul nod .••liit. tt'. wp.-Wh** unde a •dietinhly. Cleveland Paper Co., lifii I- ;nd w-urhirn-v IT ‘'••nth tj near M.iml.dvti, air rrrifivuts aud‘ivndr 1* tc •>nlrr> s;yl J W. M. Collins, i ••f M’» Itcnrl-jm-r-f., will r-jn’it «.n tla- -»h- Jjfn «»ld 1 ■•tiuiil. wi.b iMiin- ri.H’fc x hi' old brand* *>l witwfv. N'jimrt*. ••i.'Nf-. Htvl r-fi«- •hin Mi s. on .V.md:iv,tK:io 1 hx Wdl I*i* d old I . a. mvo.uu x ii». i On if f.iiod J. C. WooJlvjV, Mh \Vabn!*bavi W. L. B. Jenncy, j ARCHITECT, NO. 12 ITCK COURT, ,\3C, Ciiinnl»ull Co,, j M bofe-ale Ki-h Dealer*. w ill nr»; a up ni 21 youth J .JetVcrMw-d,, on Moni \Vc« Mad. f imn m. 'Vt’H Shl« Laundry, Uu Ucpl Preparedtwilo atiyamount »d woik. a 1 A. V.J»OfiBMCS._ t Tillinghast, Allen A, Co., i Commission .MerchanK 53 Jfoath Ccanl-jt.. Chi-; c-igo. 11). j c! C. THAYER CO., j AnciißHßers Real Eslaleßroiers. I NO.J) UUniLMIII oornr. BETWEEN state I AND WABASU. j n*.t V°’ lu Informing I Uu tr m- od.-> ihal they kar secured largo i«] com- room,, b »hl ctv prev to nuto witc» or r auuuounodpdiam r .tod attend U.ouifl:le -.tic- id every description. Uaie a huea I U»t mi vuy i.od Mibnrbna properly for wle or ex- ujanr''. ANo }:>r>(]a itupruved arid nuituiicuved In low.i. nml olhvrStates, v T SI. lIEPEBSOSTirs Office is now at 3 B'7 iSllcliigan-av IT,- tliill sesame hoaiufM io a few day*. i*miea mdeWi-d io it* win confer a Liver bv sending ns nil the money they cut. r. Me nEXPERSOXfcCO. PHELPS, DODGE PALMES!,' jlauuftvcWtcrsaml jolvlKtsuf Boots and Shoes, j Will iMntinnc hariocis store on Micbigau-av.,cp- J I'osit'tHichigauATcmieUojcl. Onlers sum *.o will bv illlcd no or about lh; •MiivL j Gilbert Sampson I "Ulrojinwc hnrihess opp*f lie Wi W» 3I!O|UC!.IX.AV. Office for rbeprcfctl at I MICHIGAN-AV. 'j SALE~ Ciim'.ln. j l\>r rale hyj]\£ at.. i A A, 1.1 lit'v'i'l'O. No. Wl youth Smtj-Jt. ■^^CiNEBAi. OB 1 ARTHUR CJHCAT .192 West Madisoirst. i -cmcACo. otioWii. isn.*- j Tomy pi' Tons ?od iUc,pab!lc:- V* ..i J The loosed ol ibis; Agency Mt« bewx t«rj i but Ihiutwtt oiDfiiJcnCrro caa'pay bor poltey iuiUler? IN' FCtL:' lii’any J cisC, whea ij e knorr jlic ißioa’at liahlilUca, vre will rata .'riiait iw.ita'fe {d«present them with their policies at our otllcc fev [prompt adjustment. lO.W.BARHETT& GO. j AG-ENTS. Marston Peck Bros. WOODEN AM) WILLOW WAHL TWIXES, CORDAGE, Etc., Etc. Present offlev, oQQ 'W r abasli-av. Ate Vuildlo; commodious quartcM. ITO 3lichio-an-av.. Corner Jacksos, "V”* A.J »Bl opco SOWS nllh 3 lafp.- «ooS v non* poo»!s. COMSTOCK. KCEHIfiC CO. j Hav recoveredYheir Books and Pa paps in safe condition from the great fire, and have taken an office at ;41 CANAL STREET. Near the Board of Trade, where they will continue the COMMISSION ‘BUSINESS. i Two Good New Dwellings 1 AC AUSTIN. Oi.< .if i<’q fiX’iu?. Oil" «d r.xutis r Kilo cheap t.y I.VHAN IIKIDi;£S JC Co., j Cor. Carroll anil S i S. I. RAISOI GO. Will rrsiim.* li.t-dur** ht a fiwr d.i%* with ;j Odi.-•. ruittl fert; niM'ktf. at ha> Mmc.» n t Twelfth. BOKNEY, FAY A GRIGGS I..UVVERS c. Bduha*.'*. (il f'uflnjj.-j, J. EJwa.-d Fay, 1 r, park «v. Cl»n>Jf»W.Gri2x*.Np;lr,-< AM*a2iT tkpol of this CouiMuy ha* c..- l*cn the -Ttat fire, nmlirain.* are leav lor aort nmWpK punctually on time a- u-tui. I rmns Isnvo e t Side l ulon i .-ar MajL-o I .*trt ta liridije at i JtaS’ExWWi' —«9.to«m .Wirt .Vt-II «U0 n ;rt l JVrt, 1 2 l* f Uo ptu LieMuint; tix. .I‘J.ih-u r I •Dn y except »ond V f&Uvescciit Saiur.j-t l ullnuu palace carauo all ui',*ht tnur.r roJlmaO Pa!jn-« Dining cars on «!l X cars to St. Loan.. J.\>. I’IIAIiLToS, I <«-u -rat Ki-t-cQ£or an-1 T.ckct .\?:'v HiJME IHSUMHCE COiVlTfflf OF SEW YORK, Pilisburgfi, R. Wayne diica^ RAILWAY IS AT.T. RIGHT! -JTl?i^ n f.l^ aTO corner of Coatt cm I strocia, a* hurvu>lovc. EmUv lr»lu. with Pnllrp.ao’s P.il tee car«, through to Nis«v I'orfc witho u chiage. 15 P-m. Express—Wjrh rnllman's i'jhce cor throngh to Sew Vork wuhoat change. tp. m. Yxprw«-Wtth through to New A*ork wixbont eh.iuge. 11011 vs di3—ValpcruJso Accommodaitou. NOTICE 1 SHIPPERS Th Q CUIC.VG J AND A WAN T, AILIIO \D now ptvpared i u receive fndght f v r K U n iu U OO wbt. boals. aad all pjiuta WesioodSoc: "cCTFRKIGnTwm b; rcwlr.-a ne w*njf c ocr C‘«Q«l *uu on Uuceu »(Cue:?. iNKRKtGirr Will, for Uts preMnt. d -livor iloPgb j i aching South l«rai. c j». r fctcdstt-.-:t. JAMES. SMiTH. TTincratFreight Ag ;at. Electric Watoh^Companj Office, 97 West Madisca-at. v nlm \till bo {4i>mp'.l; fcjlcd. JV.MBIRIU.A.N’ Msrchints r Unioa Express Com; Aro noyr «n4 funvaniiar ualtsr v pnlcru. tvrT'ef 3ssiblo to register every person md family forced by the fire to cave their old residences, with the lames and present stopping-places Df each family, and thus gradually jring within some system the dis sipation of the food and other sup )lies. In addition to the generous .lock of food and clothing sent lilher, the liberal, noble-hearted >cople throughout the .land have hnuld be uo distribution .of that money for any purpose so long-as there is any other means left to draw upon. AVo have had in Chicago, during the part four years, a Relief Society which, for efficiency and noble work, has not been equalled. Mr. O. C. (iiiibs is, perhaps, the best man in the city to have the general charge m this entire business, and wo therefore urge that the Mayor -and city authorities, and all others, trans fer to the Chicago Aid and Relief Society the entire and exclusive management and control of the dis mhution of every kind of public aid. All money sent hither from abroad should be left in the hands of Mr. David A. Gage until needed and called for by the society. One reason why the Chicago Aid and Relief Society have been able to prevent waste, and to make each dollar do as ranch good as ten dol lars in the hands of others, is the thorough system which it adopts, and the aid it affords in the way of enabling men to find employment, and become self-supporting. After all, the greatest aid that can be ex tended, is to furnish employment. Knelt man put at work will pay his own way, and at much less cost than will be incurred by supporting him out of the public treasury. Kacb man and woman entitled to support, or aid, or relief, ought to he recorded, and should be relieved according to actual wants, of which the agency should be personally in formed. Indiscriminate distribution is waste, and waste at this time, and in view of the approaching season, is criminal. Every pound of flour, and of meat, every blanket and pair of shoes will be needed for the really .destitute; and every man put at work, and thereby made self-sup porting, leaves so much more for distribution among the more unfor- lunate. The committees who have oorae uere from other places withiSUßpUes .mblisli an address to the public, which is to the point They are ‘onscious that the present wont of 'Vsicm needs correction, -and they nake timely suggestions that some inited action r-hould take place to -ecurc efficiency to render it certain hat the supplies should really be 'evoted to the purpose for which hey were designed. These supplies .T-m intended for the sufferers by he fire,and none others ;aud it is the inly of our people to sec that every ■erson who has been rendered home* i«s and destitute by the fire should ml ns great relief as is possible, nd to do this with any certainty re* .uires that tbe distribution should ./put under charge of one general rganizntion, and be conducted with me degree of regularity and or- CITT ELECTION'. There seems to be some misap rchension in the minds of many oncerr.ing tho law of residence ir voting purposes. Though the oetion, in consequence of our re nt calamity, will be but slightly Unresting, it is desirable that what ilonc should he done legally. lie enforced absence of a voter oes not destroy the legal residence; yijencfe is a matter of intention, id every man trill be a voter in the ard and precinct where. he resided ifore the firc,unless he has resolved change his residence. Voters must sercforc register and vote in their friier precincts, even though there ;no actual resident in them. Al- •mien and Supervisors must he ccted in their respective wards by e 'cgal voters thereof. cm and conn v buildings. 1 The Board of Snpervisorshave, an unanimous vote, ordered that new Court House and offices be ccted upon the site of the old one, mg so much of the old building <1 materials as may be available. Ie Common Council have' also or red that the city provide a new ty Hall and offices—dither by re aring tbf^U^MMHgcting'a’ resolved to erect tcmporaiy public i buildings on the Quincy street reser voir lot, thus leaving tbc public square free for the operations of the workmen. Four hundred workmen can thus be given employment immediately, and that is the surest way to afford relief to the destitute. At the pres ent time there is no charity equal to that which gives employment, and makes men self-supporting. WHAT THE LEGISLATUitE CAN BO FOSt CHICAGO. The State Legislature has assembled nf Springfield, for the purpose of taking into consideration the measures proper to be adopted for the relief of Chicago in her present emergency. It is due to the dig nity of Chicago, ns well as to the welfare of the State, that we should say, while I earnestly requesting of the Legislature sncli relief as they may sec fit to bestow, that we do not ask that body to do for us anything that is unconstitutional, or any- I thing that is unreasonable, or anything that is incompatible with their duties to their constituents; that we do not ask them to establish any precedents which will be dangerous to the future welfare of the Slate. We merely ask them totdo what tbey cm toward rolling off the great stone which crushes us down i toward removing the debris of bricks and stone and mortar under which we are this moment buried. As one measure of relief, It is oracti cable, doubtless, for the State to assume the maintenance of some of the charitable and corrective institutions for which the city or county is now held responsible. The boys in the Reform School, for in stance, might be removed to the State institution at Pontine, where they could be taken care of more economically than here. There are several hundred insme persons on our hands, of which the State might relieve the county, us is already done for several other counties. Again, we ask the Legislature to remit the State taxes next due from this city and county, or at least to postpone their col lection, and not send the Sheriff with hi-« writs to rnkc among the ashed of the prop erty on which those taxes were assessed We ask it to relieve us of the canal debt of $5,000,000, which we had assumed in order to insure the completion of a State work of great national importance. This won:d enable us to rebuild the public edi fices of the county and city, without ex ceeding the constitutional limits of indebt edness, which is now reached. In return, we would, of course, abandon to the State the lien which we now hold upon the reve nues of the canal; the State could lake complete possession or the work, and could defray by taxation, not by borrowing, the amount of the annual interest and the bonus when they become due. Finally, we psk the Legislature to dp what it can constitutionally and legiti mately to help maimed and crushed Chicago on her feet again This will doubtless be 1 done heartily and generously though not Imorogcncroualy than justly, since what I ever helps Chicago to regain her facilities j 1 for making exchanges and forwarding to the' consumers the vast food surplus of Illinois helps the State at large. If any of the members of the General Assembly sus pect that the stories of our calamity have been exaggerated, we beg of them to make a journey to Chicago, and slay with us over Sunday. They can doubtless do this now without fears ot being entrapped into Chicago session, and they will lie enabled to comprehend more keenly than they otherwise could the full extent of our awful calamity and misery. THE GREAT CENTRAL D£ POT. The position cli THE TRIBUNE has always taken in regard to the three blocks of ground cast of Michigan avenue and north of Monroe street, so long in con troversy, has been that when llic three railway companies there located wonld pay the city what it was worth, they ought to bo allowed to take it for the erection of a great passenger depot. Wc understand that these companies still have faith enough in Chicago to pay eight hundred thousand dollars for the ground, and expend three millions of dollars upon it in the erection of the finest depot in the whole country. We ask, in all soberness, whether it is not wise for the city to accept this offer. Eight hundred thousand dollars is all that the land is worth to-day. Eight hundred thousand dollars would rebuild every edi fice on the Court House Square, and the city cannot obtain the money in any othc. way, because its borrowing power has been exhausted, and it dare not divert the money in the water fund to any other purpose, even supposing that fund to be available Eight hundred thousand dollars would set an army of men at work, and take them and their families off the relief fund. The locality mentioued has already been surrendered to business, and the owners die residence property fronting it have commenced erecting stores there. Their opposition to. the depot has been with drawn. We hope the Common Oounc'l will now withdraw theirs. The project of the railroads docs not touch anything south of Monroe street Titc land in question has been tempora rily leased, wc Ixdlevc, to private parties, whose rights will, of cour/c, be respected but tire wooden structures which they are erecting will constitute no real obstacle to the building of the great central depot on a greater scale than ever before. For the city to hold lbi-« ground now for specula tive purposes would be the most prepos: terous folly ever heard of. except that of putting a wooden roof on the pumping works. GIVE EMPLOY3IBXT. Every man who can pay wages w render himself and the puhlicgrcat service, by hiring all the labor he can use. Let the work of clearing away the nthbi-h of the burnt districts be prosecuted vigorous ly, so long as the season will admit, and thus contribute to tho support of cvcrv man who is willing to work. Tho Relief Agency will furnish the names of persons out of employment who arc in want, and let these men he put nt work for the next two' months or more. The inonev thus distributed will he grateful to the recip ients, and will be a great relief to the com mittees charged with providing for the des titute poor. XEW FIRES, Two or three new fires broke out yester day in different parts of the city, but were extinguished without much difficulty, the citizens In the vicinity taking bold of the work with lionlike energy. FBOM QALEXA. The Galena Gazette, of Monday, says “The news of the great fire in Chicago was received in this city to-day wif i in tense Interest, and crowds of t coplc swarmed about the Gazette office .1 day, Anxious to receive the latest news Many of our dtizens and their Chicago relatives owned''property in that distressed city, •who will saner more or less severely by this fearful conflagration. Both the Illi nois Ccntral'and lae Chicago and North western Railroad Companies have ordeied their agents to take no freights at present for Chicago and the Rost “It is painfully and lamentably evident that Chicago has experienced a more cruel fate than that which overtook Moscow. “It is the most disastrous fire that ever occurred In this country, and its effects will be felt in every city and village in the West. Every owner of buildings in Galena should remember that in aU probability bis property is not insured for a single cent. It is quite likely that Ibe Ch' M fire has ruined the insurance co In view of thU state of affi Hoscr has very properly order: night police to for fireS! EVERYTHING. THE PHANTOtt CITY. Tbo comlllloii of oflairs on the Sooth Side, on yesterday, was jnst about v.Uat mljrht have been expected from cUlzcub «f c: c -,go. Everybody was at work, aud at no time for Urn la s t ten years have there been more busy men than on vcsleidat It cannot be said that all tl o labor amounted to much; but It is certain that an Immense amount ofwork was dote, mainly hi moving goods, occu pying 1 onscs, clearing away ruins, and even in building temporary hbelicrs for buslncs* or inci dence purposes. Many of the vacant lots on Wa bash avenue were occupied by gang* of men and loads of lumber; and the resulu were rapidly apparent In board shanties for Immediate use. This was the case on the comer of Twelfth street, where a large number ol dwellings were gotten underway. Many other vacant places, including portions of the lake front, were similarly occupied, and the promise is good that within live days every family on the South tilde will have some sort of a shelter. The rebuilding ol bnsincss blocks has not yet fairly began; bothy to-morrow large numbers of men will bo engaged In clearing spaces. for foundations. The prevailing spirit of owners of real elate may bo fairly Indicated by the way in which a Vermonter who had just arrived viewed the s.iuatlon. Ho was standing on Waba*h ave nue, In front of his particular pile .of bricks, and thus manifested himself: When I heard of It 1 thought 1 wonld come out and see obont U. I made my money hero, and X lost part of \ttfurt: Ivc got some left, and br to-morrow night I'll have a brick block started.'* This seemed to he the general sentiment, and the only regret was the Inopportuneness of tbc season and the lack of skilled labor to carry on the immense amount of business necessary. In the manor of order, the residents of the South Side had nothing to complain ot Gen eral Sheridan'* administration has been a soccers which fact may be credited to the presonco of the soldier part of the police force, noth the militia and regulars have done effective service In protect ing the city, and it may well be doubted whether the police could have done ft fraction of the same work, even with aid of the volunteer patrol*. This latter force has been, perhaps, the mo*t zealous of all the pcacc.prcservens, and some of their actions would have been deemed grotesque If the importance of the moment bad not made them earnest.’ During the night ills a task of no com mon moment to pass along any-oflhe South Side streets, and the ominous “licit cornea out at one fully once a block. The writer never felt so Im portant In his life as when ho passed along from two pursy cllixcns lotwo others for block after block, and all because he wautedtogo borne to bed. The extra amount of vigilance may well be ex cused, however, aud no one feels aggrieved at being slopped. In Iho burnt district Iho regular* have charge, aud Iho usefulness of lliolr work is beyond question. Sentries arc posted in army or der all through the portion which the fire covered, and the safes ami valuables are beyond access. Not wishing to keep the militia from Ibclr homes, General Sheridan has ordered other regu lars to take tboir places, and to-day four compa nies of the Fourth United States Infantry will ar rive from Louisville. These and other additions will remain with the force now here until order is perfectly assured, though the militia will depart within a day or two. The provision supply has kept up well, and has gained steadily upon the consumption, though any amount of staples will bo welcomed and need ed before iho crisis Is over. Thu work of supplying the applicants at the re lief depots has, perhaps, diminished a little, for the reason that many families have left the city, while omers have moved into the West Division and ceased to make application for that reason. Taken as a whole .he outlook Is encouraging, and mere need not now Ire the same fever heat of apprehension which has prevailed thus far, This must not be construed into a permission to relax effort: there was never so much need In the his- Tory of the Ity as sow, and two years must elapse before the business men can pause to tako breath. By that time the people of the country will sec that their donations have not been misapplied. CHICAGO RISING AGAIN. Albert Crosby’s personal loss is about $1,250,000. His distillery will be rebuilt Immediately. The south bide Railroad, of which he la the President, will run to Lake street this evening. Ills Wash ingtonuud State street property will also bo im proved immediately. This shows energy of the right description. —John B. Drake's losses will reach about $500.- Quo. but fortbe third time be will rebuild the Drake Block, and do it atoncu. —J. V. bcammon ban already broken ground on bis lot iiumcdiatulysouthortbc late Terrace Block, and will bnild Immediately a Irame block, n.'OxUU feet, of one-etory atoms, with a iwo-ntory from' for office*. There will be three of these stores. The first will bo occupied by Oeo. C. Cook Co., wholesale grocers, the second by Henderson Co., bouts and shoes, and the third by William 11. King Co. It is also intimated that Mr. Scam* mon will reopen the Marine Bank in the addition which he had began to make to his late residence, and which was spared. —Hempstead Armour wilt erect their three stores on Hirer street. Just os roon as the bricks cool. —The Commercial National Bank will rebuild immcdlatelyoo their old site, ou Dearborn, just north of Randolph street. -Ex-Mayor John B. 115 cc will pat up a new block on the old site, on Dearborn street, immedi ately. —The Sherman House will be ro-ercctcd on tba old site in a very short time. Mr. Oeo. Sherman has gone to New York to make negotiations to that effect. -dames Egan has made arrangements for the erection of the first building in the burnt district on the South Side. It is to bo a three-story-brick, on the north side of 3ladlson street, two doors from Wells, and Us erection in ten days is guaranteed. Fifteen men were at work yeaterdav clearing out the rains. —Totter Palmer telegraphed to this city, yester day, to begin at once to clear away the dtbri* from the site of the Palmer Hotel; bo will rebuild Im- mediately. —The Chamber of Commerce association have already secured 5100,C00 to aid In rebuilding tbclr structure. —A number of our prominent merchants are erecting temporary structures on and near Dear born Park. —Quite a number of property owners in the business portion of the city will at once rebuild In a way. among the old bricks, running up two story accommodations till they can do bet- —lt Is stated that oar Senators announce their intention to insist on a three million dollar bond ing on the old site or the Custom House and Poet Office. In the meantime a force of one hundred men is at work on the Wabash Avenue Methodist Church, fitting it up for use as a Post Office; the other government offices will be located either there or in tbc neighborhood. —Alderman Arthur Dixon intends rebuilding at the corner of Wells and Van Huron streets; has sc-, cured all the material, and has men putting up the frame. Twenty others In the same neighborhood will toon follow Ids example. THE SOUTH SIDE. The North Side Is in the same condition, sub stantially, that it was yesterday. People are at work at various points getting out safes, and the streets are tilled with Individuals on foot and in carriages, viewing the ruins. The Milwaukee trains came In filled with men who went directly across Kinzio street bridge and wandered north and west, gazing at the ruins of cborcbcs and sump tuous private residences. Tbc pavements arc in a far worse condition than they are on the South Side. The wooden buildings did far more m> chief than tbc stone and brick ones. In many S laces they are completely honeycombed. The locks have burned on and tbc strips be tween them remain untouched. Tbc work of erecting temporary buildings on Washington Park Is progressing rapidly, and a number of business bouses have their signs out—announcing where they arc to be found. Tbc walls of St. James' Church have stood the test remarkably well, but the highest points are a little dangerous if a high wind snould prevail. THE PRINTERS. Through the exertions of President Porqnhar and the officers of the Typographical Union, over two hundred printers have left the city during tbe past two days. The*© men will be provided with employment In tbe neigbboringeities where unions exist, and are supplied with sufficient funds by the union hereto reach their, destination. Tbe headquarters of the union arc crowded daily, and ad the committees arc busy In securing provisions from the Central Committee for the support of families permanently resident here, and who can not leave the city until sufficient funds from tbc ualons in tbc International organization are re ceived. Up to 6 o'clock last night. President Far- Shar received despatches from Hannibal o.) Union sending $18; Kansas City (Mo.) Union. $100; Leavenworth (Kan.) Union, $1(W; Al bany (N. Y.) Union, siso: New Albany (Ind.) Union, $25: Lillie Rock (Ark.) Union, $200; Wash ington City Union, SI,BOO. During tbc day. Colonel N. K. Ruckle, Treasurer of the Indianapolis Union, arrived at the headquarters with s3uo, contributed by his union. It Is expected that the larger unions, like New York, Philadelphia, and Now Orleans, will be beard from to-day, and. Judged by the amounts already reported, U ts safe to say that tbc one hundred and fifty unions in tbe United States and Canada will swell tbe amount of contri butions for the relief ettte Chicago Union printers to $30,003 or $35,000. the white s.ockings. Un to Sunday night the doa n men who famed the White Stocking nine undoubtedly occupied a larger aharo of the public attention than any othe body of private citizens In the city. By wa of contrast, it may v e said that ibej occupied very much inferior positions In the attention of the people on Monday and nesdar. When the fire swo r t over tbe Lake Dark grounds tho man appre r'atvd the situation, and b g*n to make at tempts to re&ch their former homes. Zettiein was the only member of tbe nine who happened tr faa«o capital enough to start Immedlatclr, aid he Is probably In New York by this time. Tbe other men have been bn»T trying to get hack, and have partially succeeded. Captain Wood baa worked In behalf of hie men. and within a day or two tbe whole partr, with one exception, will be on their way to New York. The intention of the club la to remain together til the end of tbc season -nd play the remainder of their championship games»n the Union Grounds. Brooklyn. By this means tbc men will be enabled to sustain themselves, and perhaps to make aa much money as If they had received their salaries regularly. If they are saccessfhl In gaining the championship, they will remain together for anoth er year, and play nodcr the old club name. The new men engaged lor tbe nine of 1872 have been released from their contracts, and It Is not probable that the city will hare a pro fessional club next year. The single exception re ferred to Is understood to be Atwater, who has connected himself with the R. B. Lee Club, of New Orleans, and will go there Immediately. Tbe loss oftho members of the -nine was gener ally heavy. consisting of all tbelrcloUdngand per sonal property. The only exceptions were Fotev. Atwater, and Captain Wood, who »U lived outside the limits oftbe fire. COOK COUNTY HOSPITAL, The following clrenlsr, from Dr. Emmons, ex plains itself; Cook County Hospital, corner of Eight eenth and Arnold streets, Oct. 13, IS7I. For the Information of the relief com mittees, and the physicians, acting with them, for the relief of those suffering serious sick ness from the exposure consequent npon the great fire, 1 would say that the accommodations at the County Hospital are equal to the demand, and am bulances can be had by applying to the warden of the hospital to transport those deemed to be hos pital cases. F. A. EnaoNS, Chairman Hospital Committee, Board of Snper- tUow. It la the intention of the committee to retain this building during the winter, and they feel able to afford attendance to all who fflaj require It. There are at preaent numbers of persona In the churches who require medical aid, one We*i Side doctor having had eight childbirth cases night be loro last, moat of them premature, and It would be far better to have them lu a hospital where they can be properly cared for, than In the places where they arc now situated. COURAGE AND PERSEVERANCE. A remarkable Instance of courage and presence of mind la told of Ur. E. I. Tlnkbam, of the Second National Bank. On Monday morning,, before the fire bad reached that building. Mr. Tlnkbam went to the safe and succeeded In petting out $600,000. This pile of greenbacks be packed into s-common trank, and hired a colored man for SI,OOO to con vey it to the Milwaukee depot. Fearing to be re cognized In connection with the piccloue load, Mr, Tlnkbam followed the man fora time at some dl*. tance, bnt soon lost sight of him. He waa then overtaken by the fire-storm, and was driven toward the lake on theSonth Side. Here,after passing; through several narrow escapes from.'suffo cation, bs succeeded In working his way. by some means, to a tugboat, and got round to the Mil waukee depot, where he found the colored man walling lor him. with the trunk, according to nrorn* Tlnkbam paid the man the SI,OOO, ailltMQf' r r> I n 0n “W r tlis “"4 1* r«™ in S?* n r :S e; M f Orally onion. N. Utifhnclt. Nio vrns up during Iho whole or llio dreadful nicht nnd nhuul 3 o'clock on Monday mora. ing, the Court House having caught fire, eho be came convinced that the derinicilon of the Shcr ran Homm was Inevitable. She then packed her mink* mid determined to rave ns mncli as pusslblo. i ef p rv aDSB nbo,lt l] *a hotel had been on duty lighting the fire on the roof and else* ri” 1 r applied to one of them, offering him a hundred dollars to assist her In get* ting her trunks to the sidewalk, but lie declined the templing offer, as he was still under orders of the hotel, the discipline of which, amid all the ex citement, was still maintained. She then dragged her trunks down three or four flights of stairs with her own hands, receiving a little Incidental assist ance only from one or two guests. Arriving at the sidewalk, no conveyance could be procured. She at last spoke to a l»oy whom she indneed to assist her, and by dragging one of her trunks along the street with her own hands, while her assistant took care of the other, she at last reached tho river. She finally found asmall boy with a very poor excuse for horse and light wagon, whom tho engaged to con vey her tnd her trunk to a'nilroad for $25. The prospect was decidedly nnfavorai.lo for getting anywhere, bat the horse pullc* tlm.ugb and she wis landed at tho Chicago. Alton St Louis Railroad. She desired to go East, but being una ble to reach an eastern train the took the llret train on Iho St. Louis Road, went to Alton, and from there came to Quincy by boat. —Mrs. Lander, the tragedienne, who was In the city on iho same evening, wo imtiorvand, lost all her pergonal baggage and wardrobes. —Theodore Thomas nudbls orchestra saved their Instruments, and Miss Krehte, the planlstc of the troupe, made her escape with a single sheet of mu sic In her hand. —Miss Jane Coombs and her troupe, at Cincin nati, gave n matinee performance at Pike’s Opera House, on Wednc«lav afternoon, the entire pro ceeds of which were devoted to the relief ol Chi cago. Miss Coombs and Mr. Ford, the manager, presented a solid silver cup to one of the police force who had made tho largest sales of tickets. —McKee Rankin and troupe gave a benefit i»cr formauco at Louisville, on TueWay afternoon. —Mr. Alfred 11. Pease, the pianist, lost all his music, and has gone to Bnflhlo. LOSS OP SHIPPING. The shipping in our harbor suffered largely, ns many vessels were lying at the wharves. The fol lowing vessels were destrovecl: Tho new propeller Navnrino. oflhe Goodrich Steamboat line; valued at S6J.GOk the barkGlenbenlah. valued at $25,000; tho schooner Stampede, valued at SUi,OuO; the bark Fontanolla, valued nt SIU,(KX): the schooner Eclip.-c, valued at $5,0 J3; the Canadian hark Valcl la. valued at sl(*.noy. amt two lumber barges, own ed by tho Peshtigo Towing Company, value not known. THE GETTYSBURG!! PICTURE. Don Pedro Carlo Stockel. the janitor of the Academy of Design, has called upon ns with refer enceto the saving of Rothermcrs great historical painting of the "Battle of Oettysburgh.’’ "Don,"’ wlio slept in the Academy, was up all night. At C o'clock he saw the danger to the Academy, and at once determined to rescue the picture. The drapery was tom away, and the mouldings remov ed. and an effort was then made to wrench It from the nails. In so doing the picture was torn some, but not so badly that it cannot bn repaired. A* Inst the picture was taken down and cm from the stretcher, and “Don" carried it to Jackson street and placed it on the steps of Trinity Church. He then returned to save lus personal effects and more pictures, and when he went back come other parties had re moved It to a place of safety, Ue remained In the Academy, doing bis duty nobly, until the fire fairly scorched him and drove him out. lie did his duty nobly, and as he U going to New York wo com mend tdm to the artists there as an honest, faithful mao. ORDER MAINTAINED. Lieutenant General Sheridan yesterday addressed the following commnnicatlon to the Mayor, giving the gratifying intelligence that peace and good or der prevail, bat calling upon the citizens to con tinue for a time their vigilance and precautionary measures. Headquarters Military Division of tbc Missouri, Chicago, Oct. I*2.—To Ills Honor the Mayor—The preservation of peace and g*K)d order of the city having been entrusted tome by Your Honor, I am happy to state that no case of out break or disorder has been reported. No authenticated attempt at Incendiarism has reached me. and that the people of the city are calm, quiet, and well disposed. The force at my disposal is ample to maintain order should it bo necessary, and protect the dis trict devastated by Arc. Still, 1 would suggest to citizens not to relax in their watchfulness until tho smouldering Arcs of the burnt buildings are entirely extinguished. P. 11. SHERIDAN. Lieutenant General. NEW TREMONT HOUSE. It was reported on yesterday afternoon that John B. Drake bad purchased the Michigan Avenno House, corner of Congress street, am) would short ly assume the management, re-christening it the Trenton!. Should this prove to oe true, Mr. Drake would scorn to have vindicated ids bnslnci-s sagac ity in that he had secured the only first-class hotel In the city—at least on the South Side. SUPREME COURT. On Tuefidav night Mr. C.H. Willett worn down to Ottawa, and had an interview with tbo Judges oftbc Supreme Court. He states that all the coses of this comity have been placed at the fool of the docket. Fora continuance, application must be made unless briefs are filed on both sides, when tbo Judges will render a decision. A VALUABLE COLLECTION LOST. One oftbc peculiarly unfortunate losses bv the Are whs that of J. Q. A. Warren, member of" sev eral European scientific societies, and well known in the W'c&t asa laborious and effective worker in the canso of science. Mr. Warren had boon for years engaged In col lecting entomological and natural history speci mens for tbc societies named, unit his resufts were stored in various buildings in the city—nil of them in the burnt district. The value of the collec tions cannot, of course, lie accurately estimated in money, but they undoubtedly represented S3.OtW or more, reckoning, of course, the value of duplicates. In addition to the collection. Mr. Warren lost all Ida hook* and Eapcrs, as well as n large number of copies of the omlon Land and Water, Air which he was agent InlheWest. These had not been taken from the Post Office and met their fate in that building. The only portion of his collection which was sav ed was the large assortment of cocoons and silk worms which were at the Cincinnati Exposition, where the owner himself happened to be. BANKRUPTCY RECORDS. Mr. H. N. Hubbard, the Register in Bankrnptcy of Hie United States Court, has saved the entire official records of his office. His clerk was there st the time of the fire, and carried them out to the prairie on the West side, where they now lie safe. These records ore the more valuable, since the originals, of which they are copies, wero burned In the United Slates court room. Theyarcjhe only official court records ns yet known to'bc saved from the general wreck. NOT LOST. The report that Dr. Freer and bis family per ished it) the basement of the Historical Society building was incorrect. The Doctorand bis fam ily are safe and well at Dickinson's Hotel, on the plank road, near Jefferson. He will he In the city to-day. to ostabll-b nn office somewhere In the WcslDivUion. Tills news will lie received with delight by the Doctor's nnmerona friends, and the profession generally. —The same report relative to the death of Mr. George It. Carpenter and wife is also incorrect. Mr. Carpenter is alive and well in the cliy. and Mrs. Carpenter is a Crystal Like. It is sincerely to be hoped that other reports of this character may prove equally incorrect. —Mr. Frodsham, the well-known art-connois seur, was absent from borne ut the time of the Are. His wife, who was sick, was removed by a gentle man named Pratt. The latter was unable to And Mr. Frodsham, who, after spending two davsln constant search, at last found her yesterday morn ing In the German Lutheran Church, on Sedgwick street, very ill and partially insane. THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL. The Illinois Central Railroad delivered at Tobey Brooks' warehouse, on Wednesday, twenty-five carloads of provisions for the sufferers, being donationsfrnm the line of that road; and yester day they delivered eighteen carloads more from their line, and they have still more ready to be delivered as fast as tncj can bo unloaded, John Newell, the President of the road, has tele graphed the authorities of Peoria, Minonk. Gilman, Mendota, Perm and Champaign, that their con tributions will he thankfully received and care fully distributed among the sufferers. RELIEF TO THE NEEDY. Thu headquarters for the distribution of food which bad hitherto been at the old Congregational Church, corner of Washington and Green streets, have been removed to the Scotch Presbyterian Church, at the corner of Sangamon and Adams, where abont 1.000 people were ‘furnished, not only with food, but with almost sumptuous food, three times yesterday. Considerable clothing was also distributed at the same place. The supplies were chiefly obtained from tbo Relief Committee, but U was through the ashldnons efforts of the ladies of the Tenth Ward, assisted by a few gentlemen, that the meals were served so promptly and bountifully, and supplied with many dainties to add to the relish of the banquet. The programme will he repeated to-day and until further notice. The geests were furnished with scats and tables In the basement of the cbnrch. which makes a spacious dining room, and probably never served God better than now, while serving as tbo dis pensary of food to the needy. The scene presented by the long rows of sufferers was affecting in the extreme. Manv showed very plainly the signs of their recent suffering, gome were bandaged or de faced, In token of physical injuries received dar ing the conflagration; many were evidently of the poorer class; hut not a few were apparently of a class which had not only never before been recipients of anything which resem bled charity. hat bad never dreamed of each a vicissitude coming upon them; men who have shone In social and artistic cir cles as both gay and gifted, came for their rations, with their coats buttoned to conceal that memento of the fire, almost universally worn now by Chicago gentlemen—-a soiled shirt-front. Many of those who are non* (and rightfully) receiving food and lodging at the bands of those who have undertaken these h»noflccni measures, were last week among the most luxurious livers and enjoying the most promising prospects of any In the city. Too much credit cannot be given to the ladies who have vol unteered their services and arc laboring so arduous ly iu the relief canse. DETROIT AID. The followlne resolution was unanimously adopted bv ibe Detroit committee: K*., C ANA D A A committee from Hamilton. Canada, composed of Messrs. Stanford, Wood, nnd Copp, arri cd In Chicago on yesterday morning, and at once waited upon Mayor Mason and C. C. P. Holden, with a view to ascertaining the precise needs ol the sot ferers. The Hamilton gentlemen have adopted a course especially judicious and Intelligent under the circumstances. Aware that prices In Canada of everything needed are from 25 toTsper cent lower than To the States, the committee wisely fore bo re to forward anr money, preferring to in* vest the contribution? in Canada, and thu* give Chicago the foil benefit of the low prices there. They were advised by Mayor Mason and President Holden that the articles most needed now and in the immediate funro are clothing, boots and •hoc*, blankets, coal, hardware, nails, etc. With this Information, wnich the people of Canada in general will bo glad to act upon, the Hamilton committee will at once return or send word borne, and noble responses may bo expected at once. They wore provided with a special car by the Great Western I ailroad Company, in which they rode through to Chicago and (n which thiy are living. THE SAFES. Bowen, Hunt A Winslow opened their fata yes terday morning, and foond the contents entirely uninjured. A watch belonging to Mr. Bowen, and containing a photographic family group, was al most as good as new. —Baird A Bradley, who were at No.: 90 Sooth LaSalle street, opened their Tank yesterday morn ing, and found all their papers unharmed. —Ogden A Sheldon, at ttiecorncrof LaSalle and Lake streets, opened their safe and found every thing in order. —The books and papers of Ducat*# Io» *rance Agency, at the corner of LaSalle and Randolph street#, wore all saved. —The damage to the safes In the Tribune Build ings was not great. J. R. Hill, whose office was on tbo second floor, yesterday ascended the Madison street staircase and found his sate. Thtj combina tion lock was Intact, and opened wit* 'faculty. All the papers were safe. The safe of the .Etna Jn Hartford, was opened, arH be only s mass of charred Insurance Company’s vaultpl The Travellers' Insurance out In good order, and the pa THE POST C -e Wood, So, l!i a HonnrS? CC A bra b "111 alto probably be goon opt ned ou the Wo#t Side. Ol if night of the fire Col onel ood went to the Post Office building with some wagons and took general charge ofafiafre. Ho Uu ~!a st. °no to leave, and did cim‘rt°4?th U ll i n,I l bc ieltcrs there had been ec w*Jh l be exception of a small mail which *nn? i IS Furt Wayne Road at midnight. i lu iL9 Vcrt^ cti aud registered loiters were sc i« .u l 't?. n l ps and B tamped envelopes were In the vault, which, when opened, proved worth Iti 01 tbe old building arc worthless. an n probably be ‘made to secure the erection of one which shall surpass any in the country, except the one at New York. y. RETURN THEM. an act of justice, as well as of great nrtvato Gcrvio', (oral! persons who by any means have come Into possesion of goods and account books belonging to persons whose stores have been destroyed, to retamtbcm to the owners, or adver tise where they may bo found. There are many persons unable to resume business nr settle their ■flairs, for want of account books known to have been saved from the fire, but deposited In places not remembered. LETTER FROM S 9. HAYES. Toi the EdltorofThe Chicago Tribune. As the General Assembly -are about to meet, under the call of tho Governor to legislate for the relief of Chicago, suffering under the terrible ca lamity which has befallen ns. I venture to make a few suggestions,which may cull forth others, and aid In producing a well defined and judicious plan. I mention the following points: To authorize a revaluation of property In the city for Slate and connty taxes of IcCl—to relieve the burnt district and the immediate sufferers as Car a.-i possible. 2. To authorize a suspension of city taxes, put for two years, and a temporary loan by the State to defray the general expenses of the city, to be re paid trom collections of taxes in future. 3. To memorialize Congress in general for such assistance as they can constitutionally grant, and In particular, as n part of tho relief, for an appropri ation of four millions, to refund to Chicago the amount expended in enlarging the Illinois and Michigan Canal, and to pass such laws as to convey ibe title of the canal and Us revenues to the Gen eral Government. The General Government can receive the canal anj complete it as a ship canal tinder the power to regulate commerce between the States and with foreign nations, and to provide for the national defence. •1. To authorize Chicago to make all necessary arrangements with Its creditors for payment of the city debt, principal and Interest, and old them in doing so, as far as the power may exist. 1 w»»ild suggest also that the’Common Council should invito the of a committee of oar most enlightened and experienced citizens, in ar ranging a financial scheme to meet the exigency. Voure truly, s s u.WKi Chicago, Oct. la, 1671. UNITED STATES OFFICERS. All the United States offices and court:* are In Congress Hall, on Congress street, near Michigan ayenuc. The United Stales flag was hoisted on the building at half-past 1 o’clock yesterdav after noon by Deputy Collector Ayers. Gen. John A. Logan addressed the assemblage, which num bered about five hundred people, saying that th« old flag yet waved over Chicago, and t hat she would yet live. Ho counselled the citizens not to leave the city, ns they would most assuredly come lack again. Uls remarks were received wttfi applause. BISHOP FOLEY received a telegram from Archbishop Kendrick of Si Louis yesterday. In which he stated that he would lake 300 of the Catholic orphans. FIRST SECOND AND THIRD WARDS. Persons who lived in the First, Second, and Third Wards will hereafter receive food in the basement of Congress Hall, on Congress street, near Michigan avenne. Colonel Tbomas U. Keefe has charge of the provisions. STEAMER BURNED. The steam engine Fred. Good was horned up at the corner of Canal and Van Buren streets, and the steamers Sibcrt and William James, which wero lu tho repair shop on Kinzio street, wore badly dam aged. Their upper works wero saved, and they will Ito pnt in running order as soon as possible. FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH, The Are alarm telegraph office U at the southwest corner of Canal and Washington streets. All the wires in the city, wittkfew exception!*, are In run nlngotder. and nn alarm of Are In the South and West Divisions caq be sent promptly to the dlffor ent engine houses. OUTSIDE RELIEF. Responses from Hie World at Large. Inconsequence of the crowded state of our col umns, we are obliged to condense, to tbo last de gree, the subjoined Items of relief from the world at large; —The Cincinnati Relief Committee, headed by S! Keck, have begnu the erection of a mammoth soup bou.-u on the corner of Green and Carroll streets, to be maintained during the coming win ter. —Robert Hervoy, President of tbo Illinois St. Andrews. Society, Is lu receipt of a despatch Rom Montreal, giving notice of the shipment of dona tions; ako from the St. Andrews' Society of Al bany, directing him to draw on tbom at sight for JOOu for the rcliuf of Scottish sufferers. —llannoy IngllS, of this city, are instructed by their Canada correspomlrnts to subscribe i,’SOU for account of tho city of Dublin. Ireland. Tbo amount wns placed yesterday in Quebec by cable, and tho money was forwarded from there last night. —The Pittsburgh Are engines, Avo in number, which worked for us three day*, have left for home, headed by Colonel John U. Stewart, tho Postmaster of Pittsburgh, who came with them. They rendered coed service. —General L, P. Hubbard, of Red Wing, tele graphs that SI.UU) will be sent at once from that place. —llalllday Bros., of Ctlro, gave JfO barrels of Aour, and tho citizens of Cairo have sent a car load of cooked provisions. More Is coming. —Edwin Walden, Mayor of Lyon, Mass., tele graphs Doggott, Bassett Hills to draw on him for ss.(*x),aud ss,otxiwas subscribed ntapablic meeting lu Lynn. —Edward P. Bood, of Boston, telegraphs that tbc New England shoe and cotton interest is pre paring to make large collections of money. —McKim Co„ of Baltimore, bavo shipped SI,OOO in greenbacks as a“parlial donation from the citizens Qfßnliimore." —Charles W. Reardon, of tho Quincy Whig, has brought three car loads from Quincy.—one of Aour, one of iwtatoc. 4 and one of sundries, including boots, shoes, etc. This makes four car loads Irom Quincy. —Bradlsh, Johnson «t Sou, sugar rcAncrs, of New York cllyi send Ibis despatch: “Tell all onr friends to keep up ihctr courage. We will sec them through and old them in every way." —Louisville will furnish homes for 1,000 women and girls, and the Masonic lodges of that city will take care of 250 families during the winter. —Governors Hayes, of Ohio, and Jewell, of Connecticut, have been In consultation with Mayor Mason, ns to the articles most needed here, and will return home and make recommendations to the people of their respective Slates. —Ten thousand dollars in cash comes from Bal timore. —lndianapolis will famish homes for 200 women. —Corncllvlllc, 111., n town of about 1.000 Inhab itants. will provide homes it once for 100 families —Milwaukee has sent word that her public build ings and private residences are open to all who may come. Shu baa shipped cargoes of coal and stoves. —The various relief delegations from abroad now in the city, contemplate the issuance of an address to the GovernorofevervState In the Union, urging them to call extra session! of the Legislatures for the purporsc of appropriating money. —A number of New York capitalists have deter mined to erect a large first-class hotel on the West tilde, also a block of substantial stores. Work will begin at once. —Thomas Whitney, of New York, telegraphs that a large lightning train has left that city for Chicago via tbo Eric Roid, containing bedding, clothing,etc. —Competent cooks, atd girls to do general housework, are wanted In endless' numbera in In dianapolis. Good wages will be paid. —Seven thousand dollars will be raised by the coopers of New York for their brethren of this city. —A car load of provisions and sundries were re ceived on Thursday from Springfield, 111. —The following additional eootnbnUoua of pro visions from abroad have been reported since our last: Evansville, Ind.. Icar; Indianapolis, Sears; Cincinnati.Scare; Bunker Hill, 1 car; Urbana, Ohio, 1 car: Richmond, Ind., 1 car; bpringfield. Ohio. 2 cars; Hartford City. I car; Logansport, 1 car; Columbia, baggage; Greenville. Ohio. 1 car; Dayton, Ohio. 1 car; Louisville. 1° cars; Paris, Illinois 1 car; Cedar Falls, lowa, 1 car; Philadelphia, 1 car bread: Burlington, «Is. several barrels; New York City, a lightning ex ams* on the way; Keokuk, one car potatoes Al leghany City. one car; Barraboo. Wisconsin, two cars; Colombo*. Ohio, one car, with clothing; Covington, Kentucky, fifty barrels of flou rand pro visions; Oswego, New \ork, offers $10,000; Pala tine Barrington. Thompson. Mount Carroll, Lake, and Barr, all in ono nclewiortiood. tend fnppUcs. Albert Thompson and Frank 8. Merritt, leather merchants, of Boston, have each sent SIOO loL D.Sldwaylna'd of Chicago snfftrer*. The money has already been raplied. —The Grand Lodge of Illinois, I. O. O F., baa appropriated $2,000 for thetr suffering brother* in Chicago, and has Issued a circular to every lodge In the State requeuing con tributions, and has appointed a com mittee to confer with the Sire and and Secretary of the Grand Lodge of the United States, and officers of other Jorisdlctlons through out the Unitov States and British Provinces, to so licit aid from the entire membership of the order. The resident committee consists of J. Ward Ellis and E. B. Sherman, with headquarter* at Fort Dearborn Lodge, corner of Madison and Halsted streets. Several car loads of food and provisions have already arrived, and response* are being re ceived from Odd Fellow* all over the country. —A despatch to the Louisville committee states that the cash subscription* have reached $85,000 with several committees yet to report. $20,000 of alies.ln addition, have been forwarded. In sttll er addition the City Council have appropriated •50,000. making an aggregate at this time of $130,- 1)00, and will reach probably $150,000. All honor to the noble hearted people of Louisville. Their generosity speaks for itself. —A conple of carloads of provisions and cloth ing have been received from Marengo, lowa, and more are on their way. —D. F. Tieman. ex-Mayor of New York city, has sent SIOO in cash to be applied toward relief THE HOUSE OF BISHOPS. Resolution* of Sympathy—Ap peal to the Episcopal Church. The Bishop of DUnols reached home yesterday morning from the General Convention of the Church, now in session at Baltimore, bearing with him the following resolutions of sympathy from the Qonsc of Bishops to the authorities of the city of Chicago: Conv of resolutions adopted by the Hooseof Bish ops, October 11,1871. lie/oltfiL That with deep sympathy for onr brother In the #ore calamity which has be&Uen the people of his charge, the Uonse unanimously con sent# to the temporary leave of absence asked by the BUhon of Illinois. Bt*oir(d, That oor brother is requested to con. rex to the authorities of the city of Chicago the expression of the deep interest taken by this House in the calamitous suffering that has befallen that great city, and it# earnest nope that. In re sponse to the appeal already made by this House, a ilko interest will be felt and manifested by the sn embers of all onr churches. The■nopeal above referred to is a pastoral signed by all the Bishops of the Church, and sent to their respective decrees, asking for offerings in aid of the sufferers in Chicago, to bo made on Sunday, Oct. isrh. and following Sundays. A large and enthusiastic meeting took plareon Monday evening last in Baltimore, at which all the Bishops of the Church were present. Bishop Sel wyn, of England, preaching. A collection of $2,050.60 was taken on the plates, and forwarded to the Mayor of Chicago. It is the fbil understand ing that all the donation# tod collections made by the Cbnrcb arc to be dUtributed.wlthont reference to creed or nationality, bnt for the mitigation of the greatest suffering. The Bishop of Illinois meets the city clergy, the members oflbo Standing Committee, and others at hi# residence, this x»n, at 3 o'clock, for mutual consniutioT oor great calamity, -ions to his re tut lend Convention, e service' ‘'athedrtl to- Snnd#~ m. Af DIRECTORY. As business Is beginning to revive, and the pub lic ore anxious to know the localities of onr pub lic offices and leading business houses, Tho Jour nal will nnbllrii from day to day the latest informa tion on tula subject. Below is given a list of lo calities so far as known at this writing; —Chicago Evening Journal, 15 and 17 South Canal street, near Randolph. —Board or Trade, 51 and 53 South Canal street. —Post Office. Burlington Hall, corner Sixteenth street. Soon to bo removed to Plymouth Church, comer Wabash avenue and Eldridgc court. —Western Union Telegraph Company, C 3 Sonth Canal street. —Common Council, new Congregational Church, comer of West Washington and Ann streets.. —Board of Public Works, Masonic building, cor ner of West i andolnh and Halstcd streets. —The officers of the Illinois Central, and Cbica co. Borllngton and Quincy Railroads will be found at the rnlns of the oU depots. Their vaults are in great danger. —The U. S. Custom House. U. .S. Depository*, Marshal’s office, U. S. Courts, U. S. Commissioner Hoync, will be located In the old Congregational Church, comer of Green and Washington. —The office forthe arrival and departure of ves sels. Nt Light House. —The Tribune office is lo the same building as The Journal. —United States Pension Office, rear of a drug store aithecorocrof State and Sixteenth streets. The address of the agent, D. Blakelev, is SBl Michigan avenue. —Merchants'Savings, Loan and Trust Company can bo found at the residence of the Presildent, Mr. S. A. Smith. 414 WaKv-h avenue. —The proprietors of the Sherman House have bought P. W. Gates’ Hotel, comer Clinton and Madison streets, and will open Iroruedlatelv. —The Mntteson House proprietors can be found at 57H West Washington street, where all bittiness will be transacted. —The Tromou: Ilonso proprietors have pur chased the Michigan Avenue Hotel, where they arc now stationed. —The Headquarters of Citizens’ Patrol Police (organized yesterday afternoon), are at the Engine House on Thirty-first street, westofState. —The Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph offices arc situated at No. 351 Clarkstrecr. —The Pullman Palace Car Company have sta tioned their office at the corner of 'Eighteenth street and Prairie avenue. —Tho Lumber Exchange Is nt the southwest cor ner Lake and Market streets, where the Importers and dealers can be found. —Board of Education. No. 271 West Randolph street, between Sangamon and Morgan streets. —After to-day the Mayor's office. City Comp troller’s, City Treansurer’s and other city oflices, will bo at the corner of Hubbard court and Wa ba?havcnnc. Tb** department of the Board of Public Works and the other departments of the city Government wi l be located In the same vi cinity. —J. U. McVlcker may bo found at No.TOO Michi gan avenne, where he wilt do all in bis power to help the needy ones of the profession. —Connty Physician Miller’s office Is at the Union Street Police Station, comer of Madison. The Morgue is temporarily nt No Ui Milwaukee avenne. The Evening Mail office in Llnu’s Block, cast end of Randolph street bridge. —'pie Briggs House Is at Iho Laclede Hotel, near MidisOn street bridge, where hosts Wentworth A Woohvorth can be found.rcady toentertain gnests. —The Assessor and Collector of Internal Revenue have established their offices in Congress Hall, to rear ofMlchican Avenue Hotel, comer of Congress street and Michigan avenue. —‘Tim First Precinct Police Station has been re moved to church corner of Third avenue and Polk street. An office of the Lakeside Monthly has been opened at 855 West Madison street. The continued publication of the Monthly is assured. BANK DIRECTORY. Some of the banks have changed their location since yesterday, and others then afloat have since anchored. Still others are unsettled. The follow ing Is the list so far: —First National. W i Wabash avenno. —Merchants Loan and Trust Company, 414 Wabash avenue. —Third National, 4SR Wabash arunne. —Fourth National, 475 Wabash avenue. —Fifth National. 449 Wabash avenue. —Union Nations!, 554 Wabash avenue. —National Bank of Commerce, 532 Wabash avenue. —Northwestern. 530 Waltash avenue. —City National, “Bishop Block," West Ran dolph. —Traders’ National. 447 Wabash avenno. —Merchants’ National, S2S Michigan avenue, —Cook County National. 233 Michigan avenue. —lllinois State National. 1014 West Randolph. —Merchants’ National, 281 Cottage Grove ave nue. —Manufacturers* National, 532 Wabash avenue. —Cushman, Hardin A Co., 57 Calumet avenue. —Merchants'. Farmers* and Mechanics' Savings Bank, 64Soulh Halstcd stiect. To the Citizens of Chicago. The undersigned respectfully call your attention to tbc following facts The committees from the principal cities of the West with food and supplies of ail kinds have been in your city since last Mon day night; they assembled at tho headquarters of the Mayor and City Council, corner of Ann and Washington streets, and have since ro-operatod with Alderman Holden, and other members of the Council. Mr. Moord and his associates being the only organization known to them In the city for tho relief of the sufferers by tbo great fire, the St. Louis supplier l with largo quantities entrusted to tbo delegation from Indiana and Illinois*, were dis tributed by General Hardio, who in under orders of General Sheridan, placed them, as wo believe, most Judiciously. We attest most heartily to the tm.-elCslj and arduous services rendered by Alderman Holden, Mr. Mooro and his associate incmls rs, the Mayor, and many of tho Common Connell, Mr. Preston, of tho Board of Trade, and especially General Sheridan and his aids, and yet deem it a duty to say to you that It is now absolutely -sscntlal that tbo work be sys tematically and economically extended, that ample arrangements fhnvhl at onet b° made for the reception and careful dis tribution of coming supplies by an organization which will satisfy yourselves, and en courage your friends to continued action. We arc perfectly satisfied to recommend to the country that all moneys intended for your relief bo sent to the City Treasurer, because we believe that they will not only bo safe, but will bo expended in ac cordance with the wish of tho contributors but from the facts presented we trust you will sec the actual necessity for the systematic arrangement al luded to: and. now that your best men can calmly survey tho condition without fear of the fu ture, we again mostcarnestly beg that you will take immediate steps for n thorough and permanent organization, that will be entirely equal to the great work before them. HENRY P. BLOW. Ch. of the Western Committee?. A. T. GOSUORN. Cb. of Cincinnati Com. WM. M. MORRIS, Ch. Louisville Coin. iMsrn.ixn:. The amount of loss by the great llru. and the In snrance thereon that am l>c realized, form a lead. Ing topic of discussion in most of onr exchanges, and thcJcstlmaiOK vary widely.as might be expected. The estimates of loss vary all tbo way from $400,- 000,000 down to fffS.OuO.OW, the minimum amount being named by an Eastern Insurance journal, which professes to know ail >2 West Madlson-st., and will PAY ALL I/7SSES and proceed with bust* ness as osnal. Tbo company has solid assets of two millions of dollars after pavment of Chicago claims. ARTHUR C. DUCAT, National Life Insurance Co., OF CHICAGO. The National Life Insurance Company, of Chi cago, having saved all our securities, blanks, and papers, have resumed business at the residence of tho President. No. *2 Calumct-av. Their perma nent office will be. after Monday, HSlh Inst., at No. 03$ West Lake-st., Webber Block. BEN.I. LOMBARD. International Insurance Company, Now York. Policy holders arc requested to pre sent their claims for adjustment and settlement, without delay, to THUS. D. BLAVNEY. Agent, 43 South Canal-st. Fire Losses Promptly Adjusted and proofs made. Apply to undersigned. No. 70 South CatuU-st., second story, PRANK P. FISHER. Teall Fisher, Insurance Office, Ail persons having claims against companies represented by this Arm arc requested to present them for adjustment as soon as possible, at their offlce.No.7U South Canal-st.. second slory. INSURAN -ETNA ITSURANCE CO., of Hartford. ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.. ofNew York. Certificates for Marino Insurance issued In the above companies, at tho .Etna office, No. 51 Canal-at.. in the Board of Trade Building Washington Life Insurance Cc., Office, 586 Wabash-av. 11. D. PENFIELD. General Agent. RAILROADS. din Alton RAXLEOAD, The shortest and most direct line to ST. LOUIS. Tbo Passenger Depot of this Company has not been damaged by tbo great fire, and trains arc leaving and arriving punctually on time afl usual. Trains leave West Side Union Depot, near Mad- Ison-st. Bridge, as follows— Day Express. 9x13 A. M. daily except Sunday. Joliet Accom’n -1:10 P, M., Night Express OiOO P. M., Lightning OxOO P. M.. Saturdays. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara on all night trains Pullman Palace Dining Cars on all day trains. No change of cars to St. Louis. JAMES CHARLTON, Gcn’J Passenger and Ticket Agent. NOTICE to SHIPPERS The Chicago Alton Railroad is rmw prepared to receive Freight for all points on it* line to St. Louis, and all points West and South-west. OUTFRKIGHT will be received at depot corner Canal and Van Buren. IN FREIGHT will, for the present, be delivered at Hough's Packing House, South Branch, near Hulsted-st. JAMES SMITH. Oen'l Freight Agt. Chicago, Rock Island Pacific R- R Trains leave and arrive at Twonty-sccoud-st. station, on Clark. Leave—At 10 a. m„ 4:80 p. ro am! 10 p.m. Arrive—At 7a. m., 9;45 n. m.,and4; 10 n.tn. General offices arc located at the corner of Clark and Twelfth-sts. FREIGHT. CHICAGO ALTON RAILROAD. FREIGHT NOTICE Freight will he received at present fbr shipment at the Engine House of this company at Twelfth st. Freight arriving will he delivered at Bough's Packing House, couth side Halsted-st bridge. We arc ready to receive and deliver all freight promptly. Merchants will please notify mo where they may be found. A. D. REID. Local Freight Agent. $25X00 25.000 05.000 3,000- 10,000 30.000 Great Western Despatch Fast Freight Line. United States Express Co. pro prietors. Office. 519 SUte-st. (up-stairs), Oners pertaining to delivery of freight may also bo left at U. S. Express office. 59 and 61 West Washington st- DAN'L ATWOOD, Agt. L. FOWLER, Asst. Snpt. MEDICAL. Woman’s Hospital Medical College. The regular course of lectures of this College will be resumed on Wednesday. Ocf. 18, nt .111 West Adams-st, For farther information, students may cation the Secretary. T. D. FITCH. M. D„ 296 West Monroe-st. COAL. COAL! COAL! We have patent the fire in onr hard coal pile, and are busv in clearing away the debris. We are also nnloading. to-day. a cargo of No. 1 Lacka wanna Coal. Our friend* and patrons will find ns. as before the fire, on onr dock, at the foot of Sebor-et., be tween Polk and Harrlson-sN., West Side. NO PANIC PRICES. BCGUID CHIGUTO.V. Cntraoo. Oct. 14.1871, DRT GOODS. HAMLIN, EALEi GO Announce that their RETAIL BRANCH will open In n very few days In the finest store In Chi cago, ilsß West Madl*on-*t. with a complete slock o( DRYGOODS Soiled to the immediate wants of oar community. "We need the host assistance of our customers in order to enable ns to resume business Immediately —and we trust they will favor ns with prompt re mittances in cnrrency.poatal orders or Eastern ex change. Oar WHOLESALE OFFICE will be tem porarily at 3HS MichlKan-attnue-ind we have made arrangements through oar Eastern bayers to promptly dll all orders with which we may be favored as folly and as satisfactorily as wc have done heretofore. 720.000 25.000 5,000.000 35.000 TOR SALE. First Class Joli Dice for Sale. Any person wishing a first class job oScc which can bo moved to Chicago in $1 hoars, can learn where one can be had by applying at the CHICA GO NEWSPAPER UNION office, at once. Proofs of Lost and Notices of Protest for sale by CULVER, PAGE. HOYNE A CO.. U. 13, and IT D a? plaint a-is t. House and ground lease# expected Monday. OCEAN TRAVEL, Guion Line, Carrvlng U. S. Mall. Sailing from Now York ev ery Wednesday for Queenstown. Liverpool, Copen hagen. Christiana, and Gothenburg- Cabin pas sage: To Queenstown and Liverpool,.s7o, ors6o cold; To Copenhagen, Christiana, Ac., S9O or SSO cold, according to accommodations. Steerage pas saeu: To Queenstown and Liverpool.s3ocurrency: To Copenhagen, Christiania, Gothenburg, $33. cur rency. Return passages at reduced rates. Apply to FRITZ FBANTZEN, Agent. 83 West Klnzie-st. PIANOS. REED’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC, 586 MICHIGAN-AV. A Complete Stock of CHICKERING PIANOS WIU. ARRIVE El A FEW DATS. A. BEE»*rSOJj. BUSINESS GABOS. Culver, Page, Hoyne Co., STATIONERS, PRINTERS. AND BLANK BOOS MANUFACTURERS, Kw.ll, 18, and 15 North Desplalncff-st., Chicago. A Good Lino of Blank Books and Oencral Siniionery Itc ceivod Tills Day by Expreu.' Some presses running by hand now*; hope to have five presses runolue this week. Binderies and printing offices In other cltleshave generously tendered services, and are now nmniug-oo oar work under oar supervision.-' Staple goods ore Arriving. Blank,books expected to-day. Orders Irnm bank-, publicofficers, railroads, and business houses in vited. Wo shall bend every energy to meet de mands. All persons indebted to us will please remit at once by exchange on sew York, money orders, or express. AYRES EOFF Can be found at present, for the purchase and sale of real estate, at 541 Wabasb-av. Persons wishing to buy, sell, or rent, will please call at above place and receive prompt attention. ENOS AYRES, J. HENRY EOFF. Julius Rosenthal, A. M. Pence, and Adolph Moses, Attorneys. Room S. Masonic Building, southwest comer Randolph and HaUt«*d.«t». Real Estate. Abell A Hotchkiss can bo found ut (3 Canal-sL, Room 1. Houses, furnished and unfurnished, for rent and fur sale, on easy payments. Lots for sale on lime, for building purposes. .Our patrons please call and revise price*. w ABELL A HOTCHKISS. Laflin Rand Powder Co. ORANGE GON POWDER,. Fill orders prompt r. ut 595 Wabaah-av.’ Jolmß. Ball. Merchant Tailor, will open with a’stock of goods ou Monday at tKHi Waba?U*av. Higgins Swell Quis? have removed theirlaw office to STD Wabash-av. D. Cole Son, JSS WEST madison-st. have a large list of houses to rent. furnUbcd and unfurnished, and tbo largest list of. RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS PROPERTY IN THE WEST DIVISION. We have some bargains lu buildings on leased lots. T. F. Baldwin, Real Estate Agent. All letters aud all business. Address him at bis residence, 553 Washington*!-, one block west of the Park. Show-Cases? Daniel Barclay announces to bis friends that ho is now ready to fill orders from the rear of ISCanal street, and is already rebuilding 141 State street. Alston, Devoe Co., PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW* CLASS* Ac. Wc beg to announce to oor friends and customers that wo have secured the premises Nos. 57. SI), and til North Desplainca street, and will aoou lx* in a position to resume business, having made ar rangement? for a full assortment of PAINTS, OILS, COLORS, WINDOW GLASS, Ac, We arc already prepared to give prompt attention to and fill directly from the factory all orders tor Ottawa glass. At present, and until further notice, oar effleu will be at No. 509 West Adams street. ALSTON, DEVOE A CO. Enos Brown Co., Ofllcc 58 Canal-st. All parties are earnestly re* (pleated to remittbeir indebtedness at once. John N. Wilkins baa temporarily removed to 167 MUwanksc*av., where he has a fnil lino of Singer sowing machines. We Still Live. Gray A Barrow, hair dealers), wholesale and re* tall. Hair work of all kinds to order. Frank Stargef Sc Co. at their factory, 240 to 843 South Pcoria-st.. corner of Harrison, wbicli is Intact and running full force. Our customers will please send their orders, which will bo filled quite promptly for manufactured goods and tinucra’ stock. The Western News Company. Our Periodical* business Is now in running order same as before. Our customers will please remit balances duo to ocr present place of business— either by draft on Now York, currency (by ex- Sresa), or P. O. orders—corner of Randolph and oifemm-sts. Garden City Agricultural Works, Furst A Bradley, Proprietors. OQlcc and factory 50 to 70 North Jefhtrson-at.. Chicago. To our pat rons and friends: Having escape a the great con flagration. wo bercry inform you that wc are prepared to fill ail orders as heretofore, and our business wIU go on as usual. FURST A BRAD LEV. Wrenn, Ullmann Co., Bankers, have removed to 674 Wabaah-av.' Northwestern Show Case MANUFACTORY Is now open at 231 Wcct Lake-nt., near Peoria. Wells Faulkner, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Will report In a few days oo Lake Shore, between Peck and Harmon conrt. George D. Cook, COMMISSION MERCHANT, burned ont at 1 86 Sooth Watcr-st. Re-established at 750 Stalest, (near the Post Ofllcc.) Consignments of country produce, etc., solicited. Richards Groch, BUTTER HOUSE, will bo continued at the Chi cago Fruit House. 697 Statc-st. M. J. Gunne, Attorney and Notary Public, No. U2 West Ran* Jolph-st. Proof? of losses made onr. Waite Clarke. Office 33 and 51 Congress Hall, Congress-et.. next Mlclilgaa-ar. Hotel. LymaTi T. Jackson, LAW OFFICE AI3D NOTARY I'L’DUO, Rootu 3. TO West Madlaoo-st. D.P. Wilder, LAW OFFICE (for the present), corner Thlrd-av. and Tsylor-*!., near State. William Brackett, LAW OFFICE (for the present), comer Thlrd-av, and Toylor-sU. near State. Goudy Chandler, LAW OFFICE, SOI W«ba*h-av. J. S. Grinnell, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Will attend to the interests of his Clients, until farther notice, at 1174 PRAIRIB-AV. George S. Thurber, DRAMATIC AGENT, Baa arrived from New York, and will open as soon asposslblc. His friends can And him comer STATE AND TWENTY-SECOND-STS. Lord, Smith Co., OFFICE 674 MICHIGAN-AV., Will All orders from oar new building, in Dearborn Park, in aboat two weeks. Dr. Edward,, Office comer STATE AND TAYLOR-STS. Dr. R. L. Reas. Office changed to bis residence, 1114 PRAIRIE-AV. W* H. Francis, HEAL ESTATE AGENT, temporary office, 23® West Randolph-st. San Diego Land Agency. Rand, McNally Co., RAILROAD AND COMMERCIAL PRINTERS AND ENGRAVERS. All right and in fall operation at their three dif ferent offices, 10S West Raudolph-Sf., 83 Canal-aL. and comer Randol h and Jcfferson-sts. Principal office Kfcjßandolph-et. Are now .running nine presses and will nse every effort to accommodate their patrons. J. C. Barllett, Pawn Broker. Office. No. 21 Uniop-st. W. B. Langley, Auctioneer. Having leased the large warehouse. No. 32 West Lake, near the corner ofCanal-st.. will be ready on Monday. IGtb, to resnmc the general auction and commission business. Liberal advances on con signments. William L. Hirst, Jr., formerly of 160 Washington-*L. Attorney at Law, is now in Room 1, in Bruner Block, Noe. 11,13,15, and 17 South Canal-et. A* W. Freeman, Duntlet, 675 Wabash-av.. corner of Fourteenth-«t. Thankfully saved from the fire, we are prepared to attend to all the dental wants of oar-mends and the public. Goodspeed’j Empire Book, Map. and Chromo House restored and In running order. Agents wanted for the best subscription books, maps, and pictures In America, and Goodspeed’s Golden Pens.’* T. W. GOOD SPEED, Publisher, 392 West Madlson-sL. Chicago. Baird Bradley, Loan and Real Estate Agents. 63 Sontb Canal-sL Books, paper?, etc., noharmed. J. M. Hayes, of Hayes, Gibbons Co., Is not among the lost as reported, bat Is in New York baying an entire new stock of millinery and straw goods. They coc tlnne the wholesale Millinery at 434 State-sL Runyan, Avery, Loomis Comstock, Attorneys at Law, Ho. 141 West Washiogton-st.* corner union. Eldridge i Tourtellotte have located their law office for the present at 118 West Madlson-st. and also at the A venae House, comer of Wsbash-av. and Twcnty-second-st. P. Goddes, Geddes&Reld, 97 Son th Cllotoa-st. Keep the Ball Bolling! We hare just received a new stock of the cele brated WILSON SEWING MACHINES and arc prepared to fill all orders promptly. LORD, 110YT WILLIAMS. General Agcnl Now store. 378 West Bancrdc LocbnU ARCHITECTS at Hccocy Campbell’s planiifl and Twelfth's!#. They will ol weeks on Randolph-fIL, adjoin!® an*# Fidelity-Safe Depositor House. t .T'f Hammer A SI Attorneys, saved most of the* and may be found at 379 balloon Is finished, nc ness, F. J. SQUARE BRAN 85 and 87 Orders from city an Is Still alive at Mortal rOST AND FOUND. T oST-Si)REIVARD—A BUCK TRUNK CON- Jj taming theatrical wardrobe, of no nso bat to theovrncr. Whoever will return the fame to J. F. WIIEELOCK.T*) Wabash-av. will receive the above reward. LUST— UN iiONDAI NUiUT A THUNK WAS lo.;tafe\r blocks sooth of North-nv. bridge, containing two acconnt books of theXorlbwest Paper Co. AD3 one having knowledge inspecting them Is rcqncitcd to eommnnlcate -it to the com* K. 57 West Lake-et. A suitable rowan! will _ tld, and no questions asked. -'ST—ON A f'rv'"-’-- L Lost— on a cottage orove-av. car, coming north, about 3 o'clock p. m. Thursday, a dark dgmcd brocade shawl. The Under will be paid slUif he will bring It to HORACE WHITE, Tribune office. 15 Cannl-st. _ left WABASHaV., ONE sOLß leather trunk. marked fi. U. T. A., CUlcagv..” Carried off about Sa. m. Monday. The flndi-r will be handsome!** rewarded ou leaving at Ml Stale st. ARMSTRONG A CO. OUR DELIVERY-WAGON WAS 1j last wen going south full of goods. hauled by hand power, on Mlchlgan-av, Our name lu full Is on the wagon. Finder will be well rewarded on reporting to ARMSTRONG.3»I State-s-t. i OST—TAKEN PROBABLY BY MISTAKE li from the office of the Metropolitan Hotel, on Monday afternoon, October 9, a black leather valise; the contents were of no value except to the owner. Please retnm it to lh.» Metropolitan Hotel office.and a liberal rewardwillbcpaid. GEO.S. HAND. Lost-takeN from the garden city House. Just before It was burnt, a largo Sara toga trunk, covered with canvas, upon the ends of which was printed the owner’s name. The trunk was tilled with boot?, mostly medical.‘many of which bad the owner's name written ou them. A liberal reward will be given for information of said trunk or books. Ac.. left at the Barnes House. 3. u. FREEMAN, Owner. T OST—ON NORTH SIDE, A SMALL BLACK 1j and terrier during the fire. A liberal reward Is offered to retnm the same toTSSMlchlgan-av. Lost-black trunk, tied with rope. filled with new nnderclothlr-. never washed: yellow trunk, summer and win; dresses, huff, vellovr. blue stripe-winter dress. ~*d merino: one marked "Mrs. Hanes:” child's velvet jacket. Leave information at 356 West Randnlph-st. Lost on Dearborn between Ohio and Snperlor. Tost— fso reward—during the fire, j on the North Side. Sunday night, a trunk filled with clothing and marked R. M, Fair. The above reward will be paid for Its ictura to 1023 Wabash-av. Lost— Monday night, from ici fourth. ar., a brown mare, fi years old. A liberal re ward will be paid on returning to above nomber. Lost —ten account books, Russia bound, with tny name on back. Also, desk packed full of abstract?, letters and papers valua ble to no one bat myself, were left on lake Park at time of fire, and were probably taken by mistake with other goods. Liberal reward paid for their return to my real estate office. 141 Waabing ton-st., corocrof Union. N. F. MERRILL. Lost— op the morning of the pth, from the fiont of *205, 200 or 207 Michlgan-av.. a large pier glass or mirror, which, if returned to J. W. FARLIN, 5C5 Michlgau-av.. a liberal reward will be paid. Lost-on Monday night last, 2 bay horses. weigh about J1 cwt each, finder will be rewarded by bringing to 292 First-st., near Paulina. FROST BRO’S. wood dealers. Lust-on the nth inst.. near the micbp"' can Avenue (Intel, a manuscript book.'con taining the diary of the writer*' l residence in Rome. Ifthc finder will leave it at Dr. McVlckar**, 635 Wabash avenne. he will be rewarded. T OST—A COMMON TRUNK LEFT J UST WEST lj of Cbicngo-ar. bridge with a grocervman. on Monday afternoon. M. C. SHIELDS, 2a3 Dorn side-el. LOST-A TRUNK MARKED JENNIE PUR scll, Chicago. W’llJ nav #25 reward forretnm of same. S. B. PUSSELL.663 Fulton-st. T OST—#SO REWARD-TWO TRUNKS' CON |j tents, marked “N. E. Sheldon.** and “F. B. Sheldon.” Trunks marked **F. B. S.” Informa tion left with WALDRON, NIBLOCK A CO.. 8 Klngshury-st. T OST—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, ON THE P.Mcian’s pocket ca>e, marked P 1 he finder will please leave it at 871 Michigan-av. Found— a stray gray horse, wnicii the owner can have by proving property and paying charges, at J.U. KLINE'S, corner of Adams and Clinton-sts. FOUND-TWO SADDLED HORSES—ON Lnke-sr.. the night of the fire. The owner can have them by paying cost, at Bourton’a fnrnitnn* store. S2C Bloc Island-avc, Found— on the lake shore, foot of Ene-?t.. a trunk containing Indies* and chil dren s underclothes, which the owner can have bv addressing X. Tribune ofllcc, and giving dl*crin tiona. 4 “POUND PARTIES Wllo LEFT SOME V goods from European Hotel In front of Tribune building, when burning; also, parlies who leffa valise in Dearborn School vnrd, can have goods by calling at 76 South Oreen-st., nnd paying Dir this advertisement. iyrOTICE-52.' REWARD-TWO TRUNKS; iv plainly marked “S. W. Swvcr, Chicago;’* taken by a friend to save, or stolen from lake shore. Also, one chest, 3 feet long, 1 foots or 1U inches square; eight camera tubes. Any party returning any of the above will receive the above reward. Leave same at Tribune ofllcc. PICKED UP—A BROWN HORSE. AT THE fire on Mlchigau-av. The owner can have him by paying expenses at No. 74 Cooifdge st. REWAKD-THE EXPRESSMAN WHO RfT. celved upon his wagona Saratov Trunk, mark ed F. 11. L.. upon the comer of LaSalle at. and Randolph, just as the fire reached that block will be liberally rewarded by sending the same to P H Lod9. owner. No. 1033 Wabasb-av. REWAKD-A LIBERAL REWARD WILCBE paid for the recovery of onr books, loft for safety In cenler of DaSatte street tnnnel on nhrhi ofßth instant. W.P. REND A Co, office comer Ann and Carroll streets. REWARD-ANY PERSON RETURNING TO F. 11. Long, the black trunk loft In Laaallc street tunnel the night of tho fire, also three framed plctcres of P, C„ left with it, will b« liber ally rewarded. No. K-15 Wabasb-ave STRAYED OR STOLEN-BLACK MARE FlF tecn hands and three Inches high, star In fore bead, small white strip nn nose and a little white on one hind heel. Said mare was taken from sta ble of D. Halnon. 299 Second street, Monday morn ing last. Any one returning said mate, or giving iofoimatton to the subscriber, will be suitably re warded. J. M. W. JONES, Lake View, or 63 Sonth Canal-st. rjIAKEN FROM THBREAR OF 2*5 ILLINOIS- X st,. Monday morning. during the Are. aSchpuc springs wagon. nearly new. body painted green, wheel!* red, no steps on; subsequently a horse was let loose into the street; the horse is black, with Wh oe ver \v i* i k'mm’'.'h.rT,Or-Srar suitably rewarded. JOHN GAMMEI.L, formerly 35 Ruffi-st. Comnrtfnlcale with Eaglo A Co.. SO West Lake-st mwo STRAY COWS.—ONE A VERY DARK X red. with long born?, the other a white and red. speckled, with a white Ihjllj, and has short horns. The owner 1? requested to come forwajd, prove property, pay charges and take them away. C. SENECO. 613 N. Asbland-av. COK HEWARD-FOR THE RETURN OF A plain Chickcringplano, Boston make, taken from 23!» North LaSalle-ft., together with foil load of furniture. Apply to W. U. ESTEY, 181 and IS3 West Washington-Bt. C>OK REWARD—ONE SMALL TRUNK LEFT 2)40 In LaSallc-st. tunnel, marked D. E- HA. ZELBOQM. Apply at Briggs Honsc. (JIAA REWARD—TWO (2) TRUNKS, COV q>IUU cred with new canvass, and large black satchel, marked “C. S. Waller’* and "Mrs. C. S. Waller.” and other articles pnt In a wagon on north Clark street daring Are. Above reward will be paid for delivery of same, with contents, to C. S. WALLER. 870 Wabash avenne. MISCELLANEOUS. Agents wanted.-now is the time to make a new start. Wo shall he able to fill all orders after the 20th. UNION PUBLISHING CO., SBVlncennes-av. A GOOD SUPPLY OP CROCKERY, GLASS* ware, and lamp? of nil descriptions. 103 Bloc isinnd-av. LUDWIG TIIIEBEN. Horses fed-horses fed and cared for at onr farm, fourteen miles from the city. Apply to C. 11. BECKWITH «erday, was much more cheerful than on the previous day, when the resolutions In regard 'O the probable coarse of the bunks was adopted. We have talked with not less than fifteen or eighteen prominent bankers, and find a disposition on the part of several of them to resume business us usual, paying checks of their depositors for nil reasonable sums within ihe amount of the balances duo thorn. The Merchants' National and several other* may possi bly adopt this coun*o. They nflinn positively their ability at piy every dollar of their deposit* wtlhln sixty day*, and express their willingness losubmit to the unquestionable right of theirdeposltnrs to check om their entire balances, but earnestly hope they will not adopt n policy that would be fraught with such harm to nil. If the hanks could receive from their defaulters some assurances of their confidence and their disposltiou to sustain the hauks.lt would go a great way to ward re-establishing business. One important question arises in regard to out standing checks drawn on Saturday, the Tth. and ihat would, in the ordinary course of business, have gone through the clearings on Monday morn ing had it not been for the fire. We have conversed with a number of prudent bankers ou this subject, who are of the opinion that these checks should be paid in full.—ln other words, that they should go through tho clearing house as though no fire had occurred. These checks arc now hold by the banks against each oilier, and ought to bo balanced off against caph other. It womd take comparatively little money to do this, and would got one obstacle out of the way of the resumption ot business. The comptroller of the Currency will be In Chi cago on Monday or Tuesday, to confer with ihe National Hanks In regard lo the re-establishment of their business. TUB STATE SAVINGS INSTITUTION expect to begin paying depositors early next week. Depositors not in a suffering condiu<>n can help those who are, by keeping out of the line fora day or two. The bank will begin plying by Instal ment assoonas the twenty dollar payment to suf erers t» disposed of. The securities taken from the bank vault before he building were burned was taken to Gen. .Sheri dan's residence and guarded until Tuesday night, when, having been unable to get 8,1 express com pany to take charge of them, the “resident, Mr. Haines, with three trusted men connect »-n with the bank, look a compartment a n Pullman car. and with tbc valuables n common travelling bags, started for New York, arriving there with everything safe on Thursday. Mr. Iluitie* will remain in New York fora time to attend personally to selling the bonds and remit ting the money Imm day io dny. us required, and he others will to be on hand when they tw in to pay depositors. HANK. LOCATIONS AND VAULTS. The German National, German Savings, and Hen ry Orecnebanm at Hi North Canal street. National Back ut 451 Wabash Manuiacturers' avenue. National Loan and Trust Comjiany, JOT West Randolph. Fifth National will be open for business on Mon day nt 448 Wabash, with C. B. Sawyer Jt Co. The vault of the Fifth has been opened, and everything found to be perfectly preserved. The Cook County National Bunk will he open for business next week at 224 .Michigan avenue. The vault of the Traders* National Bank was opened yesterday, and the money and books found perfect. Third National Rank at 436 Wabush avenue. The Merchant?' National Rank will he open for Imtdnes* early nest week at 225 Wabash avenue. The book vault of the Merchant* baa been opened and thu books found to be uuhnrmvd. Thu money is in the cafes yet, and Isjiafe beyond question. Ltim, Preston Kean arc at ibo corner of Hal stead and West Randolph streets, where they have secured lire and burglar proof vaults and sale?. The following wae the exhibit of the a>scts of all the Chicago National Hanks on June Id, which will be found iutereettug at present: ASSETS. Bills receivable I’. S. ami other Immls and stocks, Due from other Ranks Real mid personal property Expenses to Ik> paid Checks nud cash items Money Total LIAUILITIES! Capital Accumulated profits.... Circulation outstanding. Deposits Due to Ranks Rills payable Total $11,173,177.27 The outstanding circulation is rccured by United State!- bonds, deposited by Hie lianks with the Treasurer of the United States. Deducting from the liabilities the capital and accumulated profit? which the lank? owe to their own stockholders, it will be seen that the assets are more than $J0,109,- tftiO greater than the remaining liabilities. The Union b:ock V.-trd National Rink I? ojhsu and doing fresh business through the medium of New York uxchange. NEW YORC STOCK AND EOND MARKET. The following were telegraphic quotations yes terday New York. Oct. 13. FIRST HOARD. New York Central New York Central scrip Reading Hock Island Northwestern Northwestern, preferred lake Shore Pacific Mail »U Paul Western Union Ohio Mississippi Wabash Union Pacific Erie Gold, 114?*. SECOND HOARD. fis-HR 5.a)«-isr.2 5.3*-ISGI 5.205-lt*iT. 1865?, new 2867s 10-Ws Currency 6?. Gold. 114?;. UOMMKIUIAL, Fimur Evesino, Oct. 13. J To day was the fir?l of real business in produce circles since the great fire suspend -d everything. There was not much done, purchases being prin cipally of small Jot? and those mostly for home use, but the produce movement was fairly re sumed, and the receiver? ami shippers of grain are at work once mure. There was a larger attendance on 'Change to-dar and a great deal of animation, but the discussion generally turned much less on the great question siwrrogSTTte rcd all over the door talking up i or down the proposal to adjourn 1 to Burlington Ilall, la the South Division, in the neighborhood of Thirteenth street. For the movement it was argued that the banka are gathering In that locality, and that It win be impossible to do business so tlir awav from them. Against u was raised the objection that the great majority of the public men. the telegraph and express companies, and others, have already engaged locations on tho West Side, and that tha*t locality is nearest to the elevators, and most acces sible from the packing districts, to say nothing of the newspapers. Of course the arguments, nro and con, are dictated by the consideration that tho presence of the business centre will cmsc a large improvement in the value of projwrtv in the neigh borhood, wherever it naj be; and there are plenty of parties, anxious to grasp the advantage, uV IhOD Sb I* u>»T be but a tcm|»orary one. j The facta to the case are that the Hoard of Trade has taken a lease of It? present location for the sum Of $1,5001 per year, and have also agreed to move pack to the former location as soon as the building IS reconstructed, which will bo accomplished as soon as possible. The reoccupancy will be defer red not more than twelve months. Under these circumstances the stake Is certalulv a small one and the disagreement about the matter Is ua dl*- crcdltablc as a fight at a funeral. The rivalry* developed between tho two sections only furnishes one of many Instances in which his tory repeats Itself. Thlrtr-elght rears ago the dis cussion between the West Side (Wolfs Point) and the Sonrh side of the river was ever more bitter than now: each wanted to grow at the expense of the other. Th.* question of location will probably bn settled to-morrow, (Saturday) at a o'clock, at the same meeting tailed to decide whether contracts to de liver produce that were outstanding at the time of the flroahall bo cancelled or held good. The qnes tlon cannot be disposed of in any way that wilt not workg.eat hardship to manv parties, and action upon u should bo taken only* after the roost ma ture and comprehensive consideration of the case, as steeling the dlfierem Interests involved. The following resolution was unanimously adopted by ihe Hoard of Directors of the Hoard of Trade to-cUy. October 13: Ilttotred, That the Board of Directors of the Board ».f Trade hereby nottfv the Chamber of Commerce corporation that ibis hoard will com ply with the provisions of the lease we hold from them, mid that, in conformity with that lease, the board hereby require the Chamber of Commerce to reconstruct at once their building. In as good shape oud condition as It was originally, andlt Is the wish of the board to occupy the building at the earlicrl possible dav. The board also issued* the following: NOTICE. At a meeting of tho Board of Directors of the Board of Trade, hold this day at the suggestion and request of parties representing several insur ance companies n committee was appointed to take charge of tL damaged grain In the elevators that are burned. ti>-‘object being to take and dis pose of all th« dumped grain for account of whom it may concern. whether Insurance companies or panic* owning gr in not insured. The parties V ot ‘l general committee, but to be nlmmiit n a ~oT‘ ’d. It 1» crpectod the w ll employ men and remove the grain iS. K^, p »'.S' c Z cll n b< COMMITTEE. ,»orfA Sidt EUratort— ,l t< IVON TT \tr Ci:KA, C. W. WHEELER H 3lc t entrnt EUtator A—E. BUCKINOIIVM v s B.'CON, Jt.rSJAU STILLS. A 1 31 National EUtator—K2.A. GILBERT F n utp YENS, D. W. IRWIN. Tfc Vho committee will meet at the Board of Trade Rooms. M and M North Canal street. Saturday at lialf-part it o’clock sharp. By order, C. RANDOLPH. Secretary. No mom Is known now than yesterday of the amount of gnu remaining Instore; It Is about live million hn-.,cls. several of the roads Were re ceiving today, and several vessels loading, a few now cl* triers being effected to lake out wheal. The market opened at 12c. and corn at lie to Buf falo. Attheclo-c a charter was taken at Lie for corn. Jn the universal confusion, it is Impossible toobtalndetalls. The drain Inspector will probe- looblalndctiUr*. Tin- Crain Inspector wifi probA iny be able to tarui.it a par: Ini roitorl to-morrow of the grain received since ibo lire. The grain elevators burned ere thcHMooi* Cen tral. A; the Nailooal; the Caleun; the Hiram \V heeler and Monger Armour's. Total, 5. Those not burned arc Central Elevator, li: Flint, lbomp-on&Co.’*2; Muon &Scou*a, 4; Armour, IMe A Co.’s. 4; the lowa Elevator, and the Illinois Uiver Elevator. Total etandios.il. There were several small etorehonsos not included in the total 7U5 buebels lost reported in our Issue of Thursday last. Hilarities were nominal to-day, at Die tier gal lon: several orders arc here, and will be tilled aa s<*on as the goods can be paid for. ~.i» n l T I V ,arc ,owcr notwithstanding the fact I»f. t r^ cL h avc beun r °daced fully two thirds in r ‘‘P° rt ed today of WO brls mesa Si; at Willett I* de n^J t^»s* 00 ln*t week. Lord is slron" firmly held at li)c per lb. Meats arc *ic per *ib i lowrer, %dtli c ttM.OCW lt>« ►bort ribs at G«4c; .hoaMera jomlo.l at r,j;c. S ort rtar lK!r C ljrl WeCl P d han S llc ilc *J.UO Flour U Btcodr ul the price. or a week a-n nl |1...i0a».50 per brl for eprln? to winter extra.*'SalJl were reported 10-dav of 1M Ijrls Klkader at fti ii io lirls Poarl of SL Luuia at f7,T:,; Ul“ in, Sow' flake at fT.S); 100 brio Nasliua Fade at jti sil Wheat and corn arc inactive, but firm \car load of No. 9 spring was wild to-dav at SI 20 ix-r bu. but not taken, owing to ihc IninessildHiv «.r luovint; ft, A 10.030 Im iStof Sm ‘H probably 43c would have heeachserCnUv paid «JT t, ar Vi cs rilll ealcsof tcveral car load. u t -iOc to local feed dealers. Harley ig nominally unchanged. Sale was made foday of 400 bu by sample at 75c per bu. The following arc quotations from Liverpool to day, at 4:30 p.m: No. I spring, 11s 0d; No. Spring. Uve Stock Market. CATTLE—Tfaere was an agreeable change to-day in tlie condition o: the cattle market. Eastern hny cns, who, for the psst four days, have been lying Idle Jn consequence of ihe lack of bank aceomrao datiou6,~nrerc In attendance to-day and operating IlratU on Eastern banks were given in payment for Mock purchased, end several hundred bead were thus taken. Business was not particularly brisk, bat in comparison with the preceding days of the week th,e yards presented quite an animated appearance, and a belter, firmer feeling pervaded the market, j There were few choice beeves on V turrs 'tccmcu i 'tfl'l ‘WIKf ClOlllfT sale, but tho?c few were promptly taken, and at bettor price* than have prevailed nt any time with* hi the pant fortnight. Butcher* nl*o bought liber ally. though mu nt materially higher prices tho supply of common (‘lock luring rufllcient to nrovoiu any material appreciation In values In addition to the demand fr.m ahippors and butchers, two of cur city packers have recom menced operation.-, and, judging fr„m present appearances, the coming week will b. a fairly active one, notwithstanding the serious disad vantages under which biyc a and sellers sro still laboring. \\c quote common to good butchers* cattle at $3.i«K&4.00 t and common to good ship ping do at $4.25(&j>.00. Itecclvcd 10-day, lAST, reed cd this week. 0,632. 3 demand for hogs has also Improved. hippers and lo nl buyers competed tor the offer ings. and. without ..dug roatertally higher, prlc r were decidedly firmer. The receipts were light, and fell con ideratriy short of the demand, and at the clone the tendency of prices seemed to bo up ward. Tile pens were cleared earlv, at $1.20q& 4.30 for common to medium, and at $*.35&4.50 for good lo choice. The receipts to day were 2.364, and for the week, up to this evening. 11,113. SHEEP—There was a scarcity In >heep, and good grades commanded a strong t*c advance on lasi Week's prices. There was a fair local demand, at s3.fiU&l tor common to medium, aod at $4.50o completed in u few days, wnett ?he will bo ready for business. Resides a thorough overhaul and reconstruction of her hull, she ha? been provided with two masts and a good suit of canvas, besides good anchor? and chains A portion of tho lime, when deemed expedient, the vessel will be transferred through from port to port by a steam tug. 112 112« i 112?* lUB-.- TYPE FOUNDRY. CHICAGO Type Foundry, 72 West Washington-fit. We desire to inform onr friends that rrc arc located as above, and have opened onr office for business. We are digging onr matrices from the ruins of our late establishment. One of our firm has gone East for stock and machinery, and in a short lime we shall be prepared to fill all orders. We ask onr friends through out the Northwest to stand by ns. HARDER, LISE CO. REMOVALS. THE Wheeler Wilson GENERAL OFFICE IS REMOVED TO No. 338 West Madison-st. Oar South Side customers tin obtain machines nd supplies at mi TWKNTY-SECOND-ST. A large stock of machines arc already on the way, and measures will at once be taken to nut np a per roanent building. Union Screw and Bolt Co, Office removed to COLLINS BUB GIB’S Stove Foundry, southwestern cor ner V»in Burcn and Jeflerson-sU. We arc prepared to fill all orders for Bridge, Car, Track, Machine and Skein Bolts. Lag Screws, Jack Screws, and Carriage Bolts. We have made arrangements for doing BLACKSMITH WOKK 1 for buildings Regular Pkicks. BOOTS AND SHOES, i Doggett, Bassett Hills. HEADQUARTERS AT 522 Wabash»av., Corner Hartnoa-court. Have on the way a new i StOCK of BOOTS SHOES, l And will soon be prepared to supply customers. EXPRESS. THE ADAMS EXPRESS Company’# Offlco Is at j55 West Washington-st. Patron!* will please leave their address, that we j may deliver their goods. JNO. L. HOPKINS. Agent. i Li'- 111 J -tl!l —a. PAPER. i ROCK RIVER Paper Co. AT 56 North Jefferson-st, HAVE IN A STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF BUILDING PAPER, I Satcratefl Sheathing Board, Prepared Plastering Board, Felt Roofing^ AND QUARTZ CEMENT. AUo, EEWS, PR I XT, and WRAPPING PAPER. 56 Norib Jefferson-st. j-v ,»fc4uvi» pttfnoty business a,ftr- Q. H. L. L'.FUN, WHOLESALE 3F> A. 3F* Wi DEALEHS, CO Nox-lli OlTersim-st., AND 340 Wobasli-av., CHICAGO. ILL. Diebold Kienzle Safes, REMOVED TO 110 ST AT E ST OLD PRICES. D.S. COVERT. October 10. IS7I. The Times that Try Men’s Souls.” VAN SCTIAACK, STEVENSON i REID. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. OFFICE 057 PRAIRIE-AV., WILL OPEN IN THIER NEW STORE WHEN COMPLETED. IN FIVE DAYS. Law Office. ELA PARKER, GEO. W. PLUMMER. Oar clients will find ns AT 151 WEST RANDOLPH-ST. Near Union, READY FOR WORK. John Stevenson, MERCHANT TAILOR, WILL RESUME BUSINESS. WITH AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK, OCT. *4, ON THE COR. OF WABASH-AV. AND TWENTT-BECONDST. OHASE, HANFORD CO., Manufacturers and Refiners’ Wholesale Agents tor the sale of Standard Illuminating and Lubricating Oils, White Lead. Varnishes, Qlasa. Axle Grease, Pine Tar, etc., 470 Canal-al., near Twelflh-st.. Chi cago. ESAIAS J. WARREN, Real Eitnte Broker, Has opened a new office at 418 Mto li i (ran-n v. Boalnena continued without interruption. WRIGHT BEEBE arc all right and have one store left. No. SO Mar kot-st.. and are prepared to receive and handle with despatch all Kinds of produce. Cash an usual. Wm. H. Patterson, GAS FIXTURES. PLUMBERS’ MATERIALS, Gaa and Steam Filters Supplies, 121 WEBI RANDOLPH-ST.. CHICAGO. H. E. Picket, REAL ESTATE. STILL ALIVE AT SO Waahiogton-st. Wright i Tyrrell, B. E. HORNER OF WASHINGTON- AND HAI.STEUSTS. F. E. BAUMANN. Archi tects; Temporary office fortwo weeks atS. W. corner of Canal and Twelfth-sts., afterthattime at Nixon’s Buildinw, corner Monroe and LaSalls-ste. Law Office of HITCHCOCK, DUPEE EVARTS, will be at 219 South Sangamon-st., be twsen 10 and 2 o’clock,- for a few days; then at corner of Monroe and Wells-sts. IIUW, XOUTO.V SCOTT, Produce Commission Ecrcli anil, v fllcc 182 WuKliluj(ton-«t., Pp atalra. MUNSON CO.. Man ufacturers of LEATHER BELTING, 14 and 16 W. Randolph-st. American Emigrant Company Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Ocean tickets to and from Europe. General railway ticket office. Western office .39 West Kinrle-st. FREDERIC KELSON. Agent. Chicago. GARTER BROS., Contractors of Masonry* Office, 384 W Adams-st. The Wheeler Wilson SEWING MACHINE OFFICE, At S3S West Madison-sL FARRAR WQEELER. Scovill t> south Canal St, oor Waihlsgtos. Thayer T obey Furniture Co., 86, 68, and 90 West Randolph rt. OFFICE AND OTHER FURNITURE Made to order. The Mechanics 1 Savings Bank, 1W TWENTY-SECOND*3T,» CHICAGO. CAPITAL. JACOB R. SHIPHERD, President. CHARLES B. SHEDD, Troesurcr. Escaped without the slightest injury, tad la transacting business without Interruption. Williams Thompson, LAW OFFICE, NUMBER 554 WaBASH AVENUE. Haskins, Marlin Wheeler, OFFICE No. 686 South Canal-it. Arc prepared, as usual, to fill an orders for SALT. (fine, coarse, and dairy), CEMENT, and STUCCO. Collins Burgle, Our STOVE MANUFACTORY having escaped destruction from the great conflagration U now in Bill operation as usual. Corner Van Burnt and Jeflbraos-sts. CULVER CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Having recovered their books and paper* from the late flro.hsve resumed basinets at No. 86 South Canal street (np etalra.) Advances mode on shipments to us or oor eor respondents East. Honpy Schtßllkopf Bro., GROCERS, Formerly at 282 and Sfll Randolph, have taken 102 WEST RANDOLPH-ST., And will be open In a day or two. Fox and Howard. CONTRACTORS for Dredging. Dock betiding Bridging. Ac... Office 86 NORTH CLINTON-ST., at Vulcan Iron Work*. Hutchinson and Luff, Attorneys at Lew, 881 Wabash-av., will tfre special attention to the examination and perfect-, ing °f titles to real estate and the negotiation of lo.no*. C. B. Waite, iATTORSEY AT £AW 97 BUTEKSTH ST. Frazer Lubricator Co. Saved. ORDERS FOR FRAZER'S AXLE GREASE ANSWERED PROMPTLY. OFFICE S8 CENTRg-AV. A GOOD SUPPLY OF CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, AND LAWS, Of all description*. 103 Bias Island-avenue. LUDWIG TUIEBEN, Barker Walt, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Ml State-BL Partioslar attestloa to proof Notice. BEWET. JONES SANDERS. lata of US to 158 North Walerst.. can be folmdat Nos 2 nnd_4 Mllwankec-av.. corner Klnale-aL Armour, Dole Co. Offlcc at Chicago. Burlington Qolncy Beraton. William Little Co., GENERAL COMMISSION, 809 West poop ucanal. J. S. Peironnet Co., GRAIN COMMISSION MERCHANTS, removed to 63 Sooth Canal-et. Ready for boalacaa. Law Books. CALLAGHAN# COCKCROFT, 10J Randolph at., have on the way an entire mw stock, and will be ready for bosioeM In a few day. Fumica and-Steam Heating. HERON, SHTTH i CO., 11l .MS ba l,h We k»* "Om *t tiytl! maebtsd to tzs w BUSINESS CARDS, THE NATIONAL (ELGIN) WATCH COMPANY Have resumed business at the S. W. cor. of Green and Washington-sts. 10,000 Elgin Watches protected in Vaults passed through the great conflagration uninjured, and can be rec ommended as Adjusted to Temperature. Orders from the trade promptly tilled. Chicago Advertising SHARP 4 TRAIN Will be pleased to sco their friends at ROOM 5, WELCH'S BUILDING. 65 SOUTH C ANALYST., Whore they are prepared to Insert advertising in the leading Newspapers of the country at publish* ers* lowest rates. THE SIN G I.lt MAA’F’G CO.’S office, Twenly-fo’tli st. and South Park-ar. Re tail office, di:t South Hal -Bted-st. Storehouse, Clark st. and Areher-av. New bnilding- nill be up within forty days at the old place. REMOVED. D. COLE dc SOW, Real E.tatc and lloupio Aeenli, 188 West !tf adl.on-st., Can be found a largo list of properly for solo and rent iu tho West Division. Houses rented and Rems Col lected. Barnes House, Comer of Canal and Randolph, WEST SIDE. W. K. SWALLOW, Proprietor. T. S. FITCH CO. Can be Found In Temporary Qnarten Erected at their Old Stand, 163 and 165 Dearborn-st tennev, McClellan, tenney, Attorneys and Counsellors, 45 Hnb bard-ceurt, between State and Wa bash. Chicago Life Insurance Company. We have saved oar records and securities, com- Stole, besides a large amount of printed matter, 'or office la at 683*5 West Washimnon-st. JNO. W, CLAPP, Secretary. H A. Kohn Bros, Have tholr office At 571 WABASH-AV.. and are making preparations to resume business at an early day. COMSTOCK, PICCERING& CO. have recovered their books and papers from the great fire, and have located at 41 Canal st., near the Board of Trade.and will continue the Commission business and receive consign* ments of grain. Dr. J. B. WALKER, Oculist. Offices: Corner of State and Twelfth-sts. (overEvarts’ drug store), from 10 to I 328 West Madison.st., from 2 to 4 p. m. William D. Kerfoot's REAL ESTATE AGENCY I eat the old place. 89 East Washington-st. Parties having property in the burnt district they wish to Mill or rent, will do well to send me descriptions. I am pre pared to invest at once for parties East and South. All surveys can be made and all titles examined at myfofficc. TV M. D. KERFOOT, 89 WAainNOTON-ST D. Kriegh and Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Office for the present at BTAB AND CRESENT MILLS. At Randolph-fit. bridge. We*t Side. D. W. A A. KEITH A CO. at Jacob R. Shipherd Co. SIOO,OOO BANKERS,. JW TVenty-sccond-et., 84 Ptne-st, Now York. Our lAhallc-sL yanlt proved perfect, and we 4110 H»n*»cllng business without intermotlon at onr Twenty-second -st. office. Lovejoy 4 Foster OPENED AT 309 WEST RANDOLPHST. VIEW’S OP THE RUINS, AT TWENTY-FIVE AND FIFTY CENTS EACH, READY IN A DAY OR TWO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS. A stock on band rcadyfbraal^ The Law Office KINO, SCOTT A PAYSON Is located at 637 Waba*b-av. S. D. Childs, Jr., 4 Co., ENGRAVERS AND DIE SINKERS, Comer Klnete and Klngthory-ets., adjoining the bridge. Cavanagh and Bodle, (Ute 867 and 299 North Watcr-st.) Hasten to Inform theirfiieods add tbo public that they have removed to 250 CALUMST-AV.. And will execute all orders after the 80th Instant. Wakeman, Manley and Wakeman, LAW OFFICE ANT) NOTARY PUBLIC CHICAGO. John Oavia Co. Have temporarily located it 109 and 111 West Lake-eL, where all orders for general steam fitting will have prompt auentloq. Iron Cliffs Co. ofece, 81 South Jeffjrsoo-st. JAMES ROOD. Agent. Mead and Coe, LOAN'AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Removed to 79 West Madlsoost., corner of Jeffer son. Our books and papers sated, and we arc ready for any business In onr line. A. Goodrich, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 811 Wet JtonrOMl., informs bis clients that ha eared fmmtbe fire the complete files In 150 case* and all valuable papers entrusted to bis care. R. R. LANDON, Porters, jobbers, and manufacturers’ agent, commission merchant, resumes business No. 6 Lind Block, only building leftoo South Side. MoWilliama and Co., PRODUCE COMMISSION, ■Have resumed business at 68 West Raadoiph-st, Gallup and Peabhdy will, for the present, hare their 449 Wabash-ar. Rpoheater Machinery Manufacturing Co., ii H. O. WORKER. Manager, ST nnd 89 BonUa Casal et, corner Washington, Chicago,'HLr-mihufic u,r.ffisiett'eowST-4r Insurance Notice. Parties having claims against tho CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE CO., of Hanford; NORTH AMERICAN PIRB INSURANCE CO. of Hartford, and NORWICH FIRE INSURANCE CO., of Norwich, Conn., Win please present the same at my office at once. Lemmon Cornish Still Live! They are filling orders for all kinds of Coal at Old Prices, at southeast corner Klozio and Elizabethan. -Will rebuild on the old site noon. Agency, HAWES 4 LAWRENCE are happy to inlorm their clients and friends that they have saved their entire library and nearly all the papers of value in their possession, and are now located at No. 3CB State-st. c. H. McCORMICK BRO. HAVE OPENED THEIR OFFICE COR. WEST MAPIBQN-ST. AND ASHLAND-AV Will continue their business at Cubtomen* remitting will pleaoo do to in cur rency or New York exchange. Per nropeller Islander, from Bromilow 4 Bates, Mackinac, Mich., Send orders to Codfish. Mackerel. 4c.. 4c., on the wav. FILLED ABOUT 20TII INST. Chicago. Oct. 12,1871. Will open a fall slock and bo prepared to execute Office PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Room 3, 8. W. Cor. Randolph and Canal-eta., Chicago. 9. H. McCREA. Chlcaco, 111 W. F. JOHNSON. Morrt Kin. HI. A. N. TOCNG, Starling, 111. liberal c.,h adraneaa ntadc on conelgntnenta. Particular attention paid to purchasing Lntnbcr, Ulh, and Shingles hr the Cargo or Car-Lrad. Also, Grain bought and sold on Margins, Chicago Armstrong 4 Co., WQOLBSALB PAINTS AND OILS, can be found temporarily at 384 Blate-rt. We are prepared now to fill order* to city trade for any amount of Carbon Oils, and will 611 country orders In ten days. Those owing ns will confer a great fevor by sending In cash or express, or drafts on Now York. Wholesale Dealers in SADDLERY, HARDWARE, AND LEATHER hare reopened at S3 West Randolph-fit. PRESENT OFEICE, 09 WABABH-AV. Are balldtogcotamodioua quarters, Noj. 173 and ITD ilkhlg&a-ar., comer Jacksoo-st., and will eoon be ready to supply cuatowrtfrom a large and sew stock of goods. Respectfully announce the commenccnt of a temporary brick building on the southeast cor ner of 45 SOUTH CANAL-ST. two stories, 72x172 feet, which will be completed In about ten days, when we shall be prepared to receive our customers and to fill all orders with our usual stock. In the present emergency we shall m st gratefully appreciate remittances from those Indebted to us, cither lo New York exchange or currency, by mall or express. All communtca linos should be addressed to our present office 916 Pralrie-ar. will not affect their ability to fill orders promptly Address ordcia to corner Lake sud Market-sts. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, We shall be ready to handle consignments as for* OFFICE marly as soon as railroads are ready to deliver (hem. P. B, Wears and Co. and B.' B. Chase and Co. Have recovered some of their books and papers from the great fire, and hart Tcanmed business at NO*.and *7North Cllnton-st. Will receive r«o orntaoid brandaof wtr BUSINESS CAROS, R. W. HOSMEK, Agent, 181 West Madlsoojt., Room No. 9. J. W. Butler Co., PAPER-DEALERS, Office with Chicago Newspaper Union, 13 North Jeffonwa-fit. Weed Sewing Machine Co. 196 West Madlson-st. are now prepared to fill all orders With Despatch. Attorneys at Law. D. M. Osborne Co., “KIRBY” REAPERS AND MOWERS. DANIEL RANSOM, Gsuoral Agent. CLO South Morgan-st. H. M. WUmarth Bro., 222 MICBIOANAY., Will have full STOCK OP FIXTURES NEXT WEEK. Gaa fltting to order. Heal Estate Office A. J. AVERKLL, No. 600 Wahuh-av. E. E. Bromilow Co., WHOLESALE FISH DEALERS, 47C WEST VAN BUREN-ST, FISH I FISH!! Now due 500 HALF DHLS NO. 1 WHITEFISII. E. E. BROMILOW 4 CO., 478 West Van Borcn-st. M- D. Wells Co., wholesale BOOTS AND SHOES WILL CONTINUE BUSINESS. OFFICE, CIS WABASR-AV ORDERS SENT TO US Will bo Hayes, Gibbons A. Co. MANUFACTURERS JOBBERS, MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS. orders, AFTER .THE 15TH INSTANT, 454 STATE STREET. Clarke, Layton Co., REAL ESTATE DEALERS, STATE-BT.. UP STAIRS. S. H. MoCrea 4. Co., Cook 4 McLain, DYERS. Removed to 363 State-*t.. near Harrison. Smith and Dimoan, Marston Peck Bros., WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, TWINES AND CORDAGE, AC., AC. Keith Bros: DEARBORN- PARK. Blanchard, Borland and Co. Woald Inform their customers that the FIRE SHINGLES BY CAR LOAD. FORD RIVER LUMBER COMPANY, Office cor. Lake and Market-els. Orders solicited and promptly filled. and Kellogg, 63 SOUTH CANAL STREET. INSURANCE. TJELiG Mil IIS. 1 OP BROOKLYN, Cash Assets, $1,850,000 Loses iu the GREAT FIRE LESS THAU $500,000 And has Opened an Office at 62 SOUTH CANAL-ST. Property insured and Losses paid as usual. We have commenced paying. Policy-holders call and present their claims. R. S. CEITCHELL, Apply for Agencies in yort/tWttUrn Sfati* to K. S. VRITCUKLL Special Agent. TO PARTIES WANTING Reliable jasaraace, Policies issued in tlie HOME Insurance Company, of Colimims, OMo, from this date, Apply to GEO. C. CLARKE CO., AGENTS, 10 Eldridge-court. S. B. Tlie HOUR Ufsfß. ANCE CORI*A\VIg ready to pay all claims In full without unnec essary delay. Present your claims to GEO. C. CLARKE CO., Agents, IO Eldridge-court. Chicago, Oct. 12. IS\'SUR*l*\'CE. Insurance Co., Of Will pay Ita losses promptly, and all persons hold In; policies lu this Compaor arc requested to pre* pent them for Immediate adjustment at Room No. 5 Laclede House. DAVIS REQUA, Agents. 379 Wabash-av., OFFICE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIKE INS CO. OF HARTFORD. Interests of policy holders and applicants for Insurance will bo promptly attended to. STEARNS, DIJKINSON &CO., General Agents. (Successors to Moore St earn?) Yonkers and New York Insurance Company, WESTERN DEPARTMENT. Office. 1006 Indlana-av. Proofs of Loss. Wo have established ourselves at 163 WEST WASHINGTON-ST.. Where we arc prepared to make oot PROOFS OF LOSS WITH THE UTMOST DESPATCH. COOPER A PACKARD, Attorooyg-at-Law. Yonkers and New York Insurance Co, Policy holders will please present thelrclnlms to O. W. BARRETT A Co., at offices. StH Walwsh av.. or corner West Randolph and Halsled-st. can present them at Western Department office. 1068 indlana-av. NOTICE. Parties holding policies In tbo CONTINENTAL 4 YONKERS, and MARKET INSURANCE COM PANIES of New York are requested to present their CLAIMS, with tbclr POLICIES, at the office of O. H. BARRETT CO., Agents. Masonic Building, comer West Randolph and Haleted-sts. O. 11. BARRETT CO., Agents. _ New York, Oct. 10,1ST1. GENTLEMEN At a meeting of the Ger mania," "Hanover." 44 Niagara," and "Repub lic Inanranco Companies, of New York Com prising the "Underwriter’s Agency." hold this day. dne preparations were made to pay Immedt ately. npon adjustment, all losses Incurred at Chi cago after doing which the capitals of all the companies will remain unimpaired, and have a surplus of over half a million dollars, leaving the gross cash assets of tho Underwriter’s Aircncy over two and one-half million dollars ($2,500,000.) A.STODDART, General Agent. To Ogden. Sheldon Scndder, Agents. 62 Sonlh Canal street. Chicago. BT*AII persons holding policies In the Un derwriter’s Agency.” will present them at 62 Sonlh Canal-sL, for adjustment. OGDEN, SHELDON A SCUDDER. __ _ Agents. CHICAGO SCAXE COMPANY. Fairbanks’ Standard Scales. No. 11 P, Oanal-st. FAIRBANKS, GREENLEAFA CO. the WATER BUPPI.T. HALL’S SAFE LOCK COMPANY'S CHICAGO HOUSE IS LOCATED AT 66 West Madison-sf. 1 stock of Safes, and Hall’s Superior Bank locks will be ready for sale TO-DAY, At Old Prices. FRANK B. TUCKER, MANAGER. MERCHANT TAILOR. ELY, Draper aid Tailor, Is still ALIVE and well, and, with a CHOICE stock of "WOOLLENS, ,is at his Parlors, 657 Wabash-av., Between Thirteenth and Fourteenth-sts., in readi ness to serve his city and country patrons as usual, ms." GENERAL NOTICES. A CARD FROM Fuel Willises ti) Our Office is at 75 Calumet-av., Second house north of Twenty-sccondst., where nc liaVk* all our boobs and valuable papers that wc saved from the flames. Wc earnestly solicit all persona indebted to tu to aid oa all they can by remittances. Thankful for paat favors, and hoping to reimbark in business again soon. We remain, yoare truly, FITCH. WILLIAMS 4 CO. General Notice. THE AMERICAN MERCHANTS' UNION EX PRESS COMPANY are now prepared to RECEIVE AND FORWARD ALL BUSINESS OFFERED. Eastern business, for Now York. Boston. 4c.. office 115 Twenty-sccondst. Western business, for Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy Railroad and con nections, at office Canal and Burlington Crossing. For Northwestern Railroad and roads leaving from that depot, at office corner of Klnzic and Canal-sta. (old Milwaukee Depotl. Also at office 214,210. and 215 West Randolph, corner Canal. Principal office. NO. 115 TWENTY-SECOND-ST. Caution. All persons are cautioned against entertaining any proposals for the purchase or rent of the Globe Theatre except from the lawful owners and posses sore. THE CHICAGO ARBEITER VEUEIN or its authorized attorneys. Tho ground lease upon the premises has been terminated by dm* process of law. THE CHICAGO ARREITER YEREIN*. JUSSEN, JOHNSTON 4 ROGERS. Attorneys. 121 West Madison-st. To Oup Clients. We are atdiu- our clients in adjae.in. their losses at* speedily aa possible. W»* can furnish latest Information in regard to the solvcucvof in surance comiuimes. Are prepared to make proof of claims at once. Office at Cf per C MANUFACTURERS Stationary, Portable, and Farm SlkU* Valve engines of every required *ire. Upright and ENGINE?. Tbo Corlis* Automatic Cui-Oir ENGINES. Cooper <6 Co.*a Improved Slide Valve Cct-OtT ENGINES. Tubnlar Locomotive and Fine BOILERS. Circular SAWMILLS. FLOCKING MILLS.nr.cl complete machinery for flooring mills, sawmills, elevators, furnaces. and factories. Plans and specifications furnished to enstomors without char jo. Small Engines on band or In p *e cess of manufacture. Orders filled on short noil. Tho MU Vernon Iron Works, established ISJ3, an' among the largest in the country, amt have the most approved facilities for manufacturing. Their machinery is of the latest improved designs, ami in every Instance la guaranteed to give entire sat isfaction. Call on or address, for large illdstmteil circalar, c. Jt O. COOPER CO.. 10 and 12 West Randolph-st.. Chienu*' STEAMSHIPS. Inman Line, Carrying the British and United States Mail The office of this STEAMSHIP COMPANY Is a Room 5 WELCH’S BUILDING, SOUTH CANAL-ST. FRANCIS C. BROWN. Agent. HOTELS. Michigan-av. Hotel. THE OVLY FIRST-CLASS. Having bad the good fortune to savo this house from the fire, wo announce to the public that wc are ready to accommodate them. JOS. UT.LMANN. BRIGGS HOUSE (FORMERLY THE LACLEDE) Corner Madison Ganal-s .s. WtHTWOTH WQOI WO«TH- HARDWARE. ETC, Seeberger A Breakey MAY NOW be FOUND AT THEIR NEW DOUBLE STORE. NOS. 10 Vi WEST RANDOLPH-BT. Goods being received, and large shipments on the way. Will be in shape to fill orders for HARDWARE, TIN PLATE. SHEET IRON. ANt> TINNERS’ STO "K, In a few day?. RE AX ESTATE EEAI ESTATE OITIGE SNYDER LEE, Room 17 Nixon BnlMfng, northeast corner Monroe «nd LaSalle. Al»<* West Side office at No. Q South llai*ted-st., Masonic Bnlldloff. corner Randolph. MUSIC- LYUN 4 Hralts Office wilt he at 14Q South Peoria street, until a permanent location is secured, and oar new stock arrives. Arrangement? have been made to have the orders of our customers executed at ihu house oi’ Oliver Ditsonft Co., 277 Washington-.*!.. Boston, where faculties are unequalled by any bouse In the trade. Some of our most efficient clerk? will bo there to attend to the want? of oar friend?. Messrs, Ditaon ft Co. will also be able to exeente order? for the most popular of our publication?, orders having been sent by telegraph to have them re-engraved.. GROCERIES. GROCERIES. The Office of] 6, C. CODE GO. Is Located at No. 299 Michigau-av. Where we ‘will be pleased to see all our Old Customers and friends. We expect tb be able to till all Orders for Goods in about onewtek, and must b«g our friends to be patient with ua In Qxe meantime. Our correspondents wli; please address aa above. G. C. COOK ft CO. Chicago, Oct. 11.1871. EDUCATIONAL. The Chicago Business College WIU open ts a fcw days on SlxteenUx-at., be* If tween Wabash and MJehigan-ara. v Two of the largest and finest halls. In the city ■have bean teased, and a FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS SCHOOL will be conducted as heretofore! AH the depart ments will In operation, with foil corps of •teachers. Qfflce at present, 70-2 Michigan-av.- HiifeiiHi* «*,A ilrsin m; n oqveial fine offices and store rooms to rent, itaf I plj V MlcMpm-ar. ======== CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1871-10-14 page 4 | https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1871-10-14/ed-1/?sp=4 | fetched 2026-09-14T06:01:37Z ======== the missing, Itiftt the railroad eouipfcdo* routorlnj; In I'Mcaco rhould Imini'dtHtclj make kucli anniicnuruti*. i financially nod otherwise. as may be Uvc«t>ary to 1 f\* _ .r rs e*rrr on the hnslncf?ohms their Hne*. m far o? 1 Mltt(*nilft*#Vn tf lA/mi.m*. Pc itcpoftcd Ye,, rai r i nusDurgn, r u wayns tCrduy, lirtolctti. i ha; It l« the opinion of thlMne-tlng i that each railroad company should confer mirt ur- j A!VJ> range with fts» irrpcctlvc bankers for prmnlln*: __ _ w. _ lh<’ of tn^porthi^} PUtAM ai* Ftaa im. j ußicsgo Kailway an ft; I following is jin of persons sported yc<« I v with cbe place* yrhete they can ;pw ib«*lr friend?: tu, j.-r>rtu, >Ury. 217 Rucker. ft l «5 Wert Adam-. uc ir Henavnd «ad~ Anofe, ft TTeyt 4 Ul ,’vJ’ r Mr f' E c W«.hln ion. ccat wo/her at .',j Marian street. Wt l•. H«rti;i to rli s, beß 59 A u rj J. M., A.iUchclsoo, Aaron* Turner l pile _ *fdce, L. P„htimad to death treat of Court •'.ickmore, BjuJ.; hid daughter Becca is at 4C5 •'acli.ton. lE* U:own, Matilda: her daughter Is at IS* Walnut. n't- MIC AVm kalGoltuge Grove ave* r p ■»nor, EiVbls *tvo<|iUdr«u«peatK, W.lans>, 'm.mvnlc. UCol ‘Jrroll, ilollie.Sli) Wentworth avenue.* Strll Robl bla lrtt>tllcr EJ Aurora Barbara; her aunt I# at 47 Elgin street. At.t v..rp«.utcr. J. u.: information to be acottoC.H* 1 v ..rivnter, Worcester >laf» Ore Coleman. Albert; B.Hall. Hyde Park. -.-it r:;.a.*r, Charlie; J9sJackson street. i rp.y irr d*s.: as yews old; i*o Fulton txrttl. wta !-w and .*J children. Brown School. happelle. Beltct 44 i« S* Vrapbell, Alra. *nd3children; O. p.Greee.l49o i.> ax •clnt corner Eltiabcth and Carroll. bl< JHRrte-at. 1 wo- S‘ w V Kric-su w Krtrtsci; b«*rson teat isi Sancainon. }c o i ~J ir' .r V J3me.v* 54c West WasUngton-st.. v J.’.meli-. Man* BoilcnS their brother Is at TBJforlh >pli •'°«a-gr, “C Gn«av Edffanl and Caroline; coreor) V and Randolph.^-. H l'u»’y, Mary.and4children; hoceon U at 101 K? f U.maliet. Vary. jTar*.). 310 Sccond-et. I ■avfl Miltvautccavounu abd Guiana street. ame Mary, 15 years old; parent! at Bt/JobnV Klrt.: tor hochaud Is at 27 Elrton sired. KnsrU*. Fannie C.; Jfupcl. Harry and Ami E.; First Congrcgatiom arch. John: 141 Clinton street. '.vttinner. Maysje; her mother isat American •form Church. .ilebe, Jamc*; Third Presbyterian Ohnrrli. lammon. Geo. Js.; Ids eon iaat Presbyterian iu-h. Imsi (yde. Mr. and Mrs- Towufond at Eighth Pics -•mu Church. •.arisen. r.co. a.; street. r j; isrkcr. Walter, 4*i Canal street. Dr. E. Lg Beery Smith, U«*t’tjUOtfo »*s Court. Jay«>. Mary: Broun school. Jaime; ter brother"laf at IC3 Wabash s vc 1C S ’OIA hall ,-Uli l;K?y. Wm.j 101 Clinton street, j.iimu. Johanna (.*1 year?); her mother is at First nsrregat.oual Church. Ifarripgtno. Myn»; Brown School.'-, Mrs. E. 1.-: 4»i Plato street, ll.d-on. Clara; Seventh Presbyterian Church. jluiaphTy.'l’boe.; t>s Morgan rtreet: Kunip, tu»d uitc; First Congregational Vureb. ;CaUc s trmn. Mr.; his wife U AtISSW, ItwlUoo •Slf'S isp( int Reg Vif iCrmsc. Lodi: \:J.yearsl her father is it'Cly tr« A Wcheler xifroue-. tCenr.Chari 111 llarWr street. ■v.-ith,-lane; Second naptM Cliarcli. l.Utli*. Marv-iitn \V. Madison tirect, vr. is \l*. ji., 77 S. Sangamon. v fynn. domes, jii U\ Kln/ic et." I 'Ambcrt. Sarah: 334>j Fulton street.* i ‘lurjiliv, Cridgci and IV? South Clin -trcjU ‘loaicotncfv, Mrs*. Drown School, l.mphv. .s«»hu; American lleform Church f uk. M. 11.. 37 Milwaukee avenue. 'Uruette. Joseph; hU Either Is at church oppo .t.-ilcrMio l*erk. _ ‘.iirj. from 3JOJi North LaSalle, will find Mrs. J. -mVuhwell stt I'* AVrdvun street. c.'Kiig. f Td; Tf> Wabash avemic. s’;e»»ol-. Mrs. ond i children; 475 WcHKlUilc. U..n, Uiusm and sun ;7t Fourth street, -hols. Jcs*iu 0.; information to bo »ceUOJ. tilU Waahrngroo t-iree*. circtly. Mars Hurling «rect. TV -un. i:uh£. 15 Harbor etreci. v. W. U., Brown School... y'm, ,?ir] iO years), Seventh Presbyterian worn here r.i'A w I Stic he c jl.-; Kaiie. 13H W. Lake. >Clara, bef sUter la 0.1 the ScVCQIh rrCBQJ■ ..i I'uorcb. p.. .Tuhn. Brrtvn School. .•'ike, Tbo-., iu? Kostt-r street. r-.-icr. It d„’iaiWtd*a*h av«mi«. ■jrse. Mr.- Katie anil Kauulc, are al Walter U, J.*hc View. i uTce.Aurusja bcr Msfer Ip tt ITPeori* street. I’arlUp-. Mi>. E.; bcr Lnsbaud ia atSecoftd Unl- Church, _ Mj>. and Ppn.Tujrd Unitarian Cbnrtb. ihikin. Gt-o.» js9 Eric street. tj). .la*.. J3 year*. t*7 InclUnt t-troct. I'itim .lacoit; lua wife Uon Fourteenth street, Mivcn Clark and Stele. i:ul. John. ’J.\)Tu'eu«y-flfih street Il.imvaU, Mr»., Drown School. MarjarW, and Mi children; her bus -\A U ;\i the Tuird Prrsbvtcrbm Church. Nrnltb. Annie-. .74 \Vo>t !Uadii*i!). ‘.■■heppard. 11, V.. W Uunkcc meet Siutkr. ilcrnanl: Mandrel Scully. Hyde Park, s r.jO De“p'.«lnes emrvl. M cro.-s. Samuel, W/j De|mj>ter street. S(iii:b. Mrs Albert, Brmvn School. UI Hchmi.it. L-uU. 107 Toirty.flM-rL nfl Caroline.bid West Adams. 11 Shaumr. Auute, Ih’lErienratl. Ita" Tt-.t-iv Peter; hi* falberU «l-Newberry fccbool. Taylor. Aleck, jr.fi Fourth avenue. Tt-.rrr, Wn)., ISIWe-t Eric. u AV-il-h, Mary .V; 4S CmAvlue »trort. 11 Wnrlcv, M4 llubbunl Mfecl. AVnmer. Ms—-re and Mnrcjf.l Went Krtc street -mlw 5 White. Abrym; Mra, Aun* Delaney. Aurora, Dl. Web; cr. Addle; isW Sooth llwplamos, •«p* \Vi:,iHr. Amelia; IF* Hubbard meat w Mr-. Henry; berbitsbaid la at 7T54 Sooth IVI hrc f 3 nd nd >T oll 'W«UI«.A. 11. ;-U5 West Lake. Wood. Washington street. Mis; L.: her mother la at Third Freebyte* Cbmrh. .J.irk'On. Tim*.; his mother 59 la tile rear of 20 .'K vdocn rtn cl. •To:.n>on. Hinr. fid Canal sirvch JuU-.uqu. WiuiwUs Monroe* near Dcf^'lnlncs MvCny. SatnncLSQ Dine avenue, .tlclntorb. *l, t-.. 327 MmlUon sired. MMtaurAd. L. thW North tlrrct. McCarty, Francis 31., Uis mother is at U3 Laurel rert. McDonald. Kate, HJ3 South Desplaiaca street. Mr. reiTwentysecond street. ,V< Jin.. !0T Foster firoei- S'-.Kervv in, .foho. 114 Harlhtr sUwU ‘•I .Seven..Joan. 11l Barber street. MvKav. Tb.>*. D. and Jane U.. U Wert Lake. McCoy..lane; tier husband is at letConareja c.iai Church. ‘.ijnjiio Faith will And Ida wiffc and three chll •u at the School. corner Elizabeth and Lake-eta., •»a: and Wtn, Slmrtehcll. l»oyn 10 and 13 years v-o, iuipdrcd for ibtlrniotiicr at the Centenary ;irch. .«c family of badler can go to 93 West Jitkaob. Mm Davis, 15 ycin old, Idhilf at Centenary iv.rch. i 'red ,\\hhe cm find hl« wire and -three children ■in-Thin! Probyirrirn Church. Mark Hillard* ml information U) ST ilcdlsoti st.-, been tern side Sunday. boaiu> of srrcurisons. board met. rarrocal lo ad]oarnmcni t at 10 a. cMcrday. a ijooruin present, and lb*.* Chajr W«Me} pre.-idirg. he Cbjfrapj*oioted,csa comrailtcc to proceed ■v?ct the L -glslitcrc. Supervisors l.irk, Diuthardt, Hcoiphrcy, and Oasc i.’d. ttjioa nuMlon of Supervisor Saunders, the iinuau of tbu board added. •4p'-rvi>or Worthington, moved that the PullJ t'omtuitioe be directed to provido acw.Mllot KcfcrrcU to the Committee ott ilisccl* riair.i«. rvi-or iiotven moved that theSapeftUore of a hic.i"o. South Chicago, ami ibo several d.'Vfl-utcd by the tire be instructed to taVo «'»j;ridcrßtinn the subject of iho 'election ■i i- to be h.id on ibe Htcood Tocada» l» N«>- t n.'ti. aud report oo Saturday the begt dof seating v ro P cp arpaniprment* fofilu* io «cch form oa to hare the register* aud !io;nctl in f.-rer or ecceDttnS nflsr uf of the Manual Vcb»*ol,. tliulr tenjCW «DtH U|C CUDDIJT ;;Ua;>r ;mcft'cd with, and redtice such rala ■-i.- w for tbS# time of dl^Uea*. :u-atoiudmfoi waa adopted. WOUE VICTIMS, T: r--c laborer?. names unknown, were killed. i> urn curnrr of Clark and Sooth Water streets, ••fer.isy morning, by a wall falling e-rance#. «as found yesterday amoqr the iin> iJcar the corner of State awl- Monroe *iifoetr. u< hoaM. v lu which be was at the ffcauLof tba .Xlre ,'.seated on the w-c«i aide of riutea-rect, a Hi *..i>th uf Potter I’aJmcr** ncwhoiul. -Ait-jut twcutT.fivc Jiica .werp iftigfctly. lujarcd r;ti the fi'V. t’red AUcp, oopllieiio/tfce tbe most sortoorly hori of all,* but he n-enti duivm afewdaye. Tb; ttokcr of,the, ..iT.erTUaworth nadlllslUonihthu. •-.w hurucdiodcatb. r t UAItHO.IT> MBETWO A rr.epljng of railroad rcfrotcutiuves-.wwbcld :j o'clock vfMerday There were •--m: John Scwc)), Illinois Ccufral;,D.ja. _ T T .ifc.T, illchisaa Centra): .I.' >L "iVslkcr end A JVI; I I HiV. (/D a,«fc. n. I II. KIMIc. ona uco. C. rt _J A{W •u.!iPjcitf ililj v one m I Baser has verv properly order 1 a I night police to walfeh Cor fire* THE UEGiSUTURE to Monday-*-A VUlt to j',' «CUlctt|to T«-Oay. r —S|»o of i»»c 9inU* In case of Invasion, ln»ur rectfDu anil the like, the lx*;:ssl#lmvba«ihei>mver. consJlimlounUy. to pledge I In* credit of the Stutc far the relief «f Chicago. The money raised will lw disbursed by the State officers under bonds. whoM!iK>wer* will vlrtaallrstmer.-i'dethc Common Council. >lr. Springer introduced a bill to raise SAU,OIM from ChK-ipv relief bonds, which wa ordered to m second reading. SIOKE BEJ.VBP COMTCU. LotJTsyu.tE, pet. 1| Collectlonn and contribu tion!* fof'Clncrigo'aic* Still going on vigorously. Tin* citizen*' ca.-h donations amount to cioibing. hcddlug, and to $.10.000. be* (■ides Marous and oilier societies—’ Ervbablv s?.'>,ifX) or flO.UA)—making ibo total oirtsviile mbrcrlptloue thus far. Including the city donation of fSO.dOd. about £2CO.fU'. I'jjxia, Oct. ij.-Minl'jer Wd>hbt:rne hatlasoed a call for o jncetlur of Am-rif-mr to-morrow, to conuilitueu) ih.* ruTicfoftlie Chicago autlefurs. BviSV.iN. Vet. VT>.—Many ivrunVtOvni cuitent have Joined In A request to the Mayor of the city to call a nubile mcciue: for tbc of cslabllsb lug a Clilcaco leljof fund. NEW YOLK. Oct. Hi.—At flic Chaml>er ot Coni' tnorco mooting ttwa? announced tlmt one lady pnr cluted Uiecuiire routcuit> of n ladles* cluililap Flore. to eend to Chics *given sl,wo: the Hank Clerks' A**odM2oii. of New York. hotel keep*:*. fO,9aT; ftatiov.ers' The ml*- rcripUen of lie Croccra'BoarJorTrtde liu.* reached *4s.w)u,_i;reeiijvU)l has given fl.S’O.and Have* ificrvr A Rider ID4 henrla or Hi£ar, vnlntd ui A collection I* to be taken up In Trinity Church on Sunday. The theatrical manager* have resolved t<» clvc aid performance. Colonel A NVJIma«J», Vice J*ifplde«tor the Jlmoc jnpurtnee Company, left for Chfrugo last evening. to meet the carp* of adjuster* Already then.*. lie prepared v in teiupynry hospital-*. Ibirniwt-oimTummed- V/amod, u>tu>cy, clotutaj. bedding. b«H>t% ?hoc* provision-of a)l kinds, urn eftoUetV’boniiinc wateriitU- and y t Cuoib' j<* wuiuriio' lift: with. The irCuple atu'repitondliw nobly, bjit there is nodamter ofti* 1 tnocli he tog received. mint be pro vided for during Dm nlulex. MACHINERY ENGINES AND MACH (ME RY. O. O. COOPER CO. 10 and 13 WEST ItANDOI.PII-ST., CHICAGO., MANCTACTCUE Stationary. Portable, Farm, noisllog, and Upright V.nqinef of every required rice. Too CcrUja automatic cut-off engines Cooper Si Co.'* Ireprured */itlo valve cut* off cihrittcs; tubular locomotive ami Hue boilers; raw mills flouring mills, ami complete machinery for tloutluj: twills raw toills, elevators furnaces, and fac tonc.*; plana »»d rpedficatiuoa fnrnUhed to caatr>;nrj« without cliargu. on .glues on hand «>r iu prt«>* improved deidpn?. tad Mttelactioo i*; gwwairtCeA iu ever} instance. Cull i>u t or’uddrv**, for large llhisu.itcil Circa. C. C. COOPER CO., IOANU 12 U*£J>T KaM>OL!*JI-5T., iHCAC.O. IRON AND STEEL. KIBE,: v^; eo,, MANCFACTUP-EBSt IMPORTERS, AND DEALERS IN Iron, sail*; steel,’ tprlogs. Axles, wagon and car 'ia-o Wood work. etc.. etc., bav*' rornm bii-dnem* al3l sjo«iUt*ar«*J-ft, eorot-r d/ We« Wtuhingion. and »r t now recclthifr n j»nw stock of good*. aud will V ready to till orders with mix u.irtl prompt* ne e in n few day*. iTinuiklnt? the mole t<»r ilielr liberal pafrtuiag'a, *o t»6uld ash ix continuance of tbclr favor?. Very rcspccHully, KIUKr COLEMAN A tO. MJXiIKERY. We Rise f'.om the Ruins. T.i WALSH HUTCHINSON AUt.NOW LOCATED -AT 07 CAILVJ iet-at m where they will rwolve nJI cojTCsjvondcnfc for the present, and trill. la 4 few days, be acaui prejiared tocxblbU lolbc trade bfuU Hue ot M/ilicery and Straw Goods. We hope our rtutbjners indebted to n» will lend aLplpJoc load by making pwnijA /cahljtccs in currency by erpn Corner Randolph and HaUted-sts., CHICAGO. Oct. 10. la.tla day« wo fchajl have completed our new store oulfjchlgaruiv., I Kit ucon Monroe aud Adam? sw.,*.nbereVe wIU bo ready to-fill all orders for f stilltneut and fancy goods. We Uft'c a largo duplicate stock of Imported goods to the New VotU Custom Ilouec, frew which we sbaUlre'ready, by thcSyth/io'ahmra. large assort ment of goods at ns low. prices as over. MVYIION. lULVJfc CO. vU'oVster Bros. will rvmjJie Imbues/* nvlib a foil *a>ortrtc»l of Millinery tiooAd uilhiu Jen days corner o< VV«at Wt»hJngu>afcn4 Vnloo Park, {*ccci v»i>tt by ilndl -I*oll+*. dn>. Aay orders fold to the otuivo win n-cclvc ln'Ma'fL-tUiou. Those* Indebted hr u* will by exprv*!*. J,.BLANK BOOKS &C IIMMS&STJIIOM jtut mclvrd from the Eai(. i-Tbe trade by Emerson davis, At West Side Library- and Music Store, 239 West Madlson-sl. .Cameron, Ambergi Hoffman, STATIONT.HS. BXTTB JfST RECEIVED EL'LL LINE OP GOODS, AND AUE IX FULL BLAST AT NO. 16 WEST It.\NDOU‘II ST. A large Assortment of Blank Itook* and Ktailooery jo« Tree! real from the £si, which will lx* sold at low prlct>-«, Blank JcouU of hx*. JO cent* each. The trade ftooplted hr'JJAIEBi-OX at \Vv»t bidu '•Liwary and Mcsic Store, *ai 3Jadj.«m >r., Thoiuj*on’a Block, hcljiucn I'OotiA aud Sana'a* moa-ft*. The OldciTßookandSlslioncry Ejlab -4 .^ViJW!S!S Nt n t “'bn the Wctt tilde, at 14 AND 1G WESTHANDOLVa-ST. 1 r rr. EXPERTS -ATOELAEGER EXPRESS. railroads. IS A.X-.3L, HIO-HT Trains learo from comer of Madlaoa and hVA? 1 Chicago, as heretofore. 9 9 SLfr i k ltg t V* ei ,re PaHmflo's Palace Cart through-io New York nliboci chance. 5i15 K 3L Exprota with Tollman's Palace Cam through to New York without chance. 0100 p. M. Express with Pullman'* Palace Caw to New York wit boat dance. sidO A.M. MallUojw at Mlitalhn:*, 3»45 J*. M. Valparaiso Accommodation. i TirVicla for Paiaaee and Sleeping Cara at depot. ’IV. C. CI.tX.VMV, AsM.r.cu'l Passenger Aal. Michigan Central Bail Bead MOTiri'P ,Un Monday next, iCtli Inst., i jf 1 v X «tneru\ ,>f the Company. Id this city, will I* opened at 700 Wa i ba.-h-averuc. near bUletuuh^t. I The Agenclci* or the nine TJuc. iho Erie I Shore Line, and the National Despatch JAac, j will he located at the name place. The freight harness of the totd bc.'p rc -1 somed. All Inward freight being delivered for the 1 ttam the freight buildings of the C.. B. ij. If. ft., near the corner m Sixteenth and Canal* (streets, opportta Moan* Scott's Elevator. I All passenger trains will arrive at and depart from the Twputy.sccoud street depot, where bag |g«re will be delivered and checked. Powager i offices are established at comer of Canal and Mod* 800-streets, where tickets will be sold, a? also at Ttfenty-accond-atrcct depot. U. E.* SARGENT, Gca’l Supt. Erie North Shore Line. Office of the Erie A’ortH jjhore LhtetviU be foimd at TttO W«baih«av. Yrclßlit hy till* lAue U now tfiiloodiuß •nd mrty for delivery at p t pvt of the Norlhu'citern ]Uliirai'» comer Canal aud .S{s(e«u(h*i(> Wt«l side, or at C,, 1 J- tV. S.IUTII, Agent* THE LOCAL FREIGHT OFFICE OF THE lie UNOia CENTRAL RAILROAD CO. 13 LOCA TED AT M'ULDO.V SHOPS. U'UERE FREIGHT CHARGES IV’ZLL BE FA ID AND CONTRACTS GIVEN. FREIGHT, IN QUANTITIES LESS TRAN car loads, will be RECEIVED AND DELIVERED AT C.. D., Q. FREIGHT HuCSE. CAR LOAD LOTS ON THE OLD OROCND. GENERAL NOTICES. THE LEGISLATURE WILL AIUtIVB AtOHIOAGO, THIS 0(T. It. jiiml will bo roccfrcd aud untottxiuod nt j*T.VNi>AItJ> HALL, corner Thlrteenth-si- and Miclikanav. All cltizeun having carrlnm arc n'oucs.cd to have them at Standard Hull, by y o'clock, for the pnrposc ufconveying them-our UonoraMo Ix'daiaiurc—ovcr the burned district. All mcrcL'.iu* and citizens interested (u the re building of Chicago, an; invited t w be present. CSJAS. (J. WICKEIt, GEO.S. DOWKX. WM. ILStH'IUK. CIiAUNCKV/lOWKN, C. B. VAItWKLL, TO OVR CUSTOMERS a>*d the rniuc. The rofpcctivo inounjr Institutions under tny chwuo win rtsmne Vm-inos lo n few days. Of which fartheruotlce will given. Inin he able lo fully maintain my credit and at the name time he happy to nfford aid and counsel Jo those who are entitled to it. JJKNUY GKKKNEHADM. NOTICE TO SHEPPEBS. The I’ittrbarch. Fort UViyne and Chicago Rail way Freight Uc-niit, M:idj*on ►tivvt, Kdnp f. iVL<} fmm ilcMnidlon by the -/rent fires of Sal unlay ami Sumlsty nisht*. It. u«m l« \o u»Ua* fteh'Uit*. 1 1 nahtingthl* anery of trade to open mmnd relieve iJiom; who nuvli.iu- projierty in forward front Chicago, uml h.-L« ojicoed aii’onico nl No. 1> M.-njj. >*oo Mn*ct, tinder the Laclede directly oppose the- Midterm Mn-ct Freight Station. The .‘-rnr ruUm v.nc Agency ha? 1 ita lic-adfiuaneis nt thi- <,ff}ttt ••no::"!) to enable parties to raise money from ibelr Eastern correspondents. k,. c. MKiiDnnr, ‘e. W. Freight Agent. Chicago. Friday, Oct. 11, OFFICB.OP THE BOARD OF ITIV WOUKS. 3t)J 'Vest UanjolpK-'-trccl. Cblesgo.Oct.l3.lSTt. Public uotK-c la hereby pircn that no building of anv kind will bo allowed u» W fretted id anv of the ►truet* ur jitlcyi*. or upon any of the sidewalk* iu Owelty. All officers of flic rliy arc directed to auforev the late concerning (his ir.jtler. Hy order of lha Hoard. f. H. UMI.BY. SeCy. Herring’s Safes Triumphant! Twenty-two t-nfa have been taken from the mins so far. Content* all fufe. A largo assortment of all aJaca constantly on hand at the Chicago de[Wit and manufactory. HERRING A; CO., corner v* Fuurtcotith-sL aud Indbuu-av. Books.' Books! Books SCRIUMCB, sCRIEN'ER, sOKIBSEK, 406iIicbiga«-av.,Srrß.jicr ft W*ool«orDt. Ainf wortb ft Co. mo he found at the above addn.*' l and nre rcadr dll all orders fjr-rbow) bi»>ki«, blimk hooks, Copy books, rtniwlnp book«, »tc.. Ac. Call and kc u?. Scot! In you* «»rdcf.t. Don’t delay. Vint come, ilr-t Krv\?d. Amalgamated Society Of Engineer*. Machinist*. Ac. Members plea. e e 1 meet mi Sunday, at. half pn*t a ji. m., on corner of Randolph ami lw order of \V UIIITCiIA m>. rrvsldcni. S. tmsTANLEV. secretary. Special Notice. Yrom and atscr Salnrihy noon pa'sencer lra:u> of the Lake Shore Mlrhicnu SouiheniT Ituiixvav and Chicago, Hock Island x I’acltlc Railroad whl arrive sod depart from the nrvv on Folk-st. Y. Z. MOUSE, n»c bnildtns. S5 >xloo on Lot in. Mit'hl.tpin av.. l»clvveon Vanllur.-n and Concrcss ft*. Ho on tin? ••ninnx7ls JtH-ate,! on Market-wear Van jfnri-m«f..vrni here, i-clvcd at »nvc at tbo icmjwrary otllcv «r F. R. Ban inanii. soulhvvcst comer of Canal and Twclfth-sts. The Fifth National Bank 1 Wilt he op<*a forbn«iac*#«t -#49 Wobasb-av.. on and after MONDAY, Oct. Hi. ISAAC G- LOMPARD. Cashier. Removed. nr*. ,T. \V. nianclicnl. »WrO yA'Mic'higtn-nv. Advertisements. Iciul? Uovd A C*>.. reopened at 55 VVV-t Ran dolpU-st.. -receive advertisements ns nsualforall city aod country pevvapapera. IIIJLI,, formerly with Knowles ,t Co.MS ?ouih Water-*!, pWtwo retort' thing* belonging to llegde to M bavis-st.. Wed Side, or leave word with Rounds J; Kane. 11 North Jefferson-st. Tho Misses Aiken Uove tln*K l>rtm Makicj; from JH> V»aDorfo«t-t. to 50 Hnnnoir-coan. Our Office Will be for the protest al ft) CtOiiroct-ar. >'lKLl>. LEITErt »t CO. To Telegraph Offices. Send anc tolegnuni' tot F. S. Tfrtmtln. B: AV. ifr. Boon, of New York, u> office of Ham lin. Hilo The Office of C. 8. Sawyer Co., IS AT m WATVASn-AV. To My Patron* and Friend*. Notice is hereby given that Jmaali right.and safe.- slnpplag »l falheMMait. T, PJjOz,)U* cioiVWls. H- ROEPEIL- Photographer, d'otauxly CUacktit. Ruth Medical College Reiomos Joetnres tt City Hospital to-day. The ccane wilt be completed, and tlun-o qualified wll lx* graduated, Ikwrd la n*'ivß*Ouahfe as before ai»d *ll wlw ftetlro fan botorommudat'd. Several Hnt Clot* AccountanU and corrctpondlng clerks warned nt the relief and aid rooms, comer Mich aod Tlilrtcenth-*:. Ellsworth Zouaves. You arc hcrobv'noH/lcd Jo appear at 3W Wa. ba»b-ar. fhf* (SotDitLiJJ tfveoUi;. By order D. *\M! liENVItT. cnytatu, Parties That wvc homed oul laving Wheeler \l U*on vcvrin- iuarlfine» ou V«r.\ pleato rvpori nl SIS uvj»a»j; We open atout Bn ich Office. HIR Mttootw kee-nv. October IS. AUocpOMton fltv coaiioocd not io*«U their books, a** the bank t'TU nay In fell. S TV. UAAVSON- I'n?a;\V. n HOsWfiU.* t'nshler. Odrf-FclloTV»* ItcllcrCommUlce. OVAUTEUI AT TOUT UEAUQORX PAULO lUi. i> Comer MaiJlMm nod IfaMrd-Tl?.. DISTiUHfTINO, OFFICE. V.r, iUUISOS SIL -4. WABD KELTS. rmtt4etit. JOHN O. ROGKKS. TreatDrcr. K. U. SHEgHAN. Shcrpt.sry. Carrlog*. v Will’Mr.'Cnrtl*. und-otbe™ In INSURANCE. The old Insurance Company of Xorth America, of Philadelphia, writes C. 11. Case,-General Agent, (bat they arc ready to pay all losses as soon as adjusted. They arc still strong and rigorous, baring nearly Three Millions of Collars left after paying ail Chicago Losses. The olliccrs of the Springfield Fire and Narine Insurance Company, of Springfield, Mass., are now In the city, ready to adjust their losses as fast as possible. After paying every dollar of their Chicago losses, this sound old company will still Imre an unimpaired capital. Insurance accepted from property owners at fair rates. C. 11. CASE, Cfn'l Agent, (12 Canal-st, Insure Your Properly. E.E. RYAS a CO.. INSURANCE AGENTS." arc iftttiag policies la the ANDES, AMA7.OS. THiTMl'n, nud RREWUUS Insurance Companies at reduced rates. Office 17 South C.inal-.-l. Home Insurance Company of Nevii York Ilavo r.|.‘,icd at. oflico at SOI \tc*t MatUsou-it and will IMV ALL LOSSES*, and proceed with as U^aaJ- Tlic Comyauy bis asfc> lu-uruiifc Jm»loc*». Proofs of I<*a prepared aau claim* taken of. *i3l Wen Joint IJancocK JV3ut. Lireins Co. Removed t<* IS2 Twcnty-secoml-sL want ed. Liberal Imloceraeßi* oflWeil; AH wanting (Mupbivtuent can apply 16 F. General Ag-ntl Tll insurance. All uif coslonicrs, and t>!bnrs Uc.«irlD2 lufiiu one.-, on anv pttiporly tl.w may have Jell, oui get policies at reasonable biit paying rates. In.' «»c Underwriter'* Aiwuev «rS. V-l»y apjd»P>tr to Tht atotliccofOGDKN*. SllKi.nfjN X SCCDHE!;,-ti-’ SiMtib C;Uial-st. If-OLCoVV. Reliable Insurance on Good-Dwellings Oinba "blabjfd w the oVI il;»»MfacUirer*A-li»w -siicc Co., of Jln-luii, from li»o lus»>ev«*nedtbOurbualli':?3, vldcb le now carried Git t»( NO. 76 ’nV'.-.NYVnnLD ST. f»nr mail Is regularly delivered., RemUbyex press or New York bank dmft. iik.vdehson nuomEiis. Nn.'lOTwcnty-tUlrd-st. JAMES WAHHACK, Ocneral Manager. Anchor Line OK OCEAN STE.ViI>JUI‘3 We nrc ti» Inform nor p:iln>ns Hint all 'onrlmok* find paper? have tKv»_ya\cfscw tw mir olHc*. No. 71> T»vrnir.thlr.l-M.. which i' .miy lhfe£ from the llfchlcan Ocmml and Michigan Southern KtUruml U H, l i KS|ir ||SoX nHOTHKIiS. No. TOTnvnty thlnl-M., Cuwavgo. j,\MWAUU.UK. ftcooral .Manager. pare 5 Cents- The difaelrouf atfnlrs. and the sympathy for the public, ’.miners the rnori.Ks omniiu s and haogaise co. to transport nt brns-r-rales. Tberyforr. on and alter October I’d. the odclnal nhnsU and Pralric-ars, smsclluea will carry the public at om htvW thu umM faros, ot U' v cents. >V e run South Pnrt-ac. Ilm* to Dnmrtas Dnnso, alter thisaaj. at halt fire— id. PEOPLE** O. kV-. CO lirp, \v. P. t Pres. OFFICE OF THE SPECTATOR M lias been removed to Nvn Siaie-st. A fall line of loinraoCc soppUc# will be oo ItauJ «wu,-fi- l«cWK'l-roiit.ol Iti,-,.. tiilmcnliora are rciiuclcd (o notify »b »ay chaasc# m \Uclr mlilrcs?. ia order to avoid toufueioii ditU dolling ilie^orom ,1. H.AC.M.iMKWSBU* her number. Mnmil'nclnTevs’ NATIONAL PAMv. 3:>i •w«ba%h-nv. Office or McrdinutH'-^US^i LOAN AND Tllt'ST CO., 411 Wabash-a*. All depositors' are requeued to fo rfl n ii!?i t L ONCB. ai 4tK)\e.»ridrci-^.n»«dc'u«^ViOt'w^ lr c cum «uh Xotlcr. IVrwm wirbioz home# kepi Jn tin* cnentrv.J mwicrt »ud low tfttoa. mourns ot Hit AOi» SCALK CO ."31 m»d ik»." »’st Xcw Vork Dnilii’ii mill WecUlU‘« Can be had attlw- bc\v# dij*o: In ib» T Iloueo, oomer>lßtli»oii niutoty I a. Two Basra of tacos, IMonffin? »n *J. It. Shar. delivered to £fiit In bupey 0081-l.t of Ww ftrc.Mil ««wr aclt-Oc- in V**-' uftturooe. \tUlple«*e lelefi w ,ok* pjcaont office ofJ.^.gfTA^,?J? IViteiili-**.. Office of Cliaa. K. Mill to New York. .*jj, B. GeEENWOOI»/JB-. A<»EyTj* TT4 'WADASH-AV..' v Ar< prepared t- 1 tIM otdert tor cor ccrtcau*tt. WE take this mrihotV of Informing ocr friends and iho public pciU'ndfcMbtU in tlw. recent fire our South Water Huvt•trawbuu-o moved. but ihni our mv op town warehouses .where Ihe principal pdfti w. rf o«r Stock na» m«vdi «cre not reached.'and ibai bur nuMßCr* I* pulr.' or» ns iHual. Oihcc at ■warehouse, ‘i'.,*/!. 3U1 ud M Uro ff' AfißEßTß:y«B,Y^co: Electric TTairli Wjiii Xcw quarter* at 07 Weal JlaJirou.si. orders j rtvK s CKQC£fUS:(AJCD wompily_uilul. _ I Cl(i.\Rs. 2 .4, 1 Will open Mceday OcM**r JC, at S aod TW. A. 't. VftUWrtm JMa.)l*onrt Cm be f.Miml at 4sl IMrk-av. The offlerr* of the s[ODi«ciilTef>. Hrlctlavcrs MoMi». MttbfekU. *ocl Ulacl>t?iUli» «mt other UUif umuMcsirt re norru-J lo oirat oore. tt> nnhc arrangement* for' lioldlnr a jmncral i>td»U*a«t*. Chicago Academy-dWVluaio. J v, Mr. F. Ziejflad, Director of the Chics~o Academy I N. SnePWOOflOt CO, cf Music, «1J! reopen hi* Ac*dtJ»iy «iUiIQ a /uw. r fT TK\S U.V,, TdOib\rfn Vno>ill«lt;> lU }l j|j.v; a (o.,t.,(fonaerlT-S WclllS4li-«);, ltelbroasUtt>t{»l>ei>. AMrtK ktuis V>l ;Vcuv«ll rtahl. Are re«Jf tor botlocw, r IKLD> C 4* MichjfmitviJ fffij eood .lock of licit it a* -Ainvint. Will be m 11_- _ rratefiil for immediate remittances*. Liberal die- C hicago NcWCpapßP wRIOOf £»«nt nn hills due. Cuoe aodsce o.«, or ocad joar IS Sort ii .ItlTtrfOu'ti:. TUd.DoUrliooim; Wftro< ggV'Of and toot,.nice,; ;.i btt 0 J~T ►lo. jmirtnkce. fi« IM.luii.fc.it> l“rurJir,-noii»aJll Rntd'a Sank. In tlic >VrUjuf.'t: J I K'*«'r rv ny u (.»nl«r« Uiiionoftlw. North doiT“r>or. jt. _ -rJN lf\M»lcot._ i tv:!. J>c n«d* Ordura-!oeat «er>. Ofßcc, TTTTrrr i Ifcjfta Masoulc Building, comvr lialstcd and llan ■*--'»v J j-dbinh-gt. rrqKEwy:. i.3 V To’’Stent. -.rr-'f.'.'-rT; LAUSDKVi MTTSWVP WITU.AI-l> ltt)lK JOIN- ixpmvXiiExrs.' J^uai-AT^C, 1 nauwa-irf. "v;.... ,“r CHICAGO BUSINESS DIRECTORY-; Th* Mlotrlnc nrt the nniffr 9 rf tome tf ffir terd twj hovg.A i„ tf li c ;ty *rifh a emc Co connJticmc nf rr/tnuec. AdrorUihiit Arcncv. 11. 11. CHANOLHR, General Advertising Agcbi. thi Souib CjUfi) and 44C Siate.pt., trlil receive cards for lh;s directory. Areti|(l.fcA> N\ AONErf. (produce)77lV. Madison* 6t. 1 r CILVF.R 4 CO.','(produce) s6S.Carml-st. A. M. vl RIGHT«C CO., tprodnee) S\S*. cof. Canal and Lake >u. r V;H7 TUOICN- SUYXAIUJ, (l»«iuce) 9 ill 11 N. Oannbsf, P. a. ",EAREiCO.,(prodorcii3aml27N.Clin tOD'±l« CO. prodnce. 88 W. Ilondolph-sr. CUiCo HOWEItS WTHUAMS, (produce! s* VV. i UatidQ\nU-*r, I \f' £?{?sAt£P*» (Wsbwhie*) 2s S. Canal-st. 1 KiAV-tmotimber) 30 N. Canal-et tLRTI-'jiiCARTER, (drirtl frwp yd and W x lj Idudol^lU-St. Defective 4 Preventive .l~ciicy, I PINKEm’ON*S, 35 Vr, Washington*?:. lir*jrlue*—Machinery,' Ipl. McGKBGOR, 5a Sutuh Cun.\V-t. 0. i t.. t OOFEIt i CO., 11l ml 11 West nail dolph-tt. J- OOlrcH. ST -'TKS Eit'ltEas, S3 and til West Maihlngiuu-rt i'oraltnft. TiiVvU/' 15 11 »n d r Xonh Oiiai st, llU\i« 'foiltv m«imtE,CO Mt«9i »\cst UaudoJpb-tt. ~rl <*roctt'«. 17AV, ALLB.V t-U, WI Mlcli«sau-Rr. Hide* and Lcfthcr, CIUN'DLIiU liOYLSGTOX. 4!>fcouiJj Caual-sl. lrou> Ac.i KIIIK, COLBM.VK& CO., 31 Soaih CaoaJ-il Iron Fomidrya. THE DAVTO M. Forn>. M to Ci WeM Washing t«>n-«t ami I* to W South CJsulou.it. liMiMovci! Mercantile A«ei»cy. •T. M. BUADbTiIEET 30N. 3ti Caunl-tf. Jewelers. A. 11. MILLER, -t7D trahßsh ar. I.lfu liiburaiice. COXSECTICIT MITTU.Mj LIFE, 3?J Wa)„,F av. DUlillmL 'Vl.t.le.nJe l.ltinor l>eolcr,. DK.'KIXbuN, EKXCU i CO.. 15 South Uousl il. Lratlirr Dcltintc. iIUA'SOy X CU.,1l ami iGCanxli.|. Livery Stablrs. Haas a IWEU.. jJS to :n West st. Leather FlniUntt*.’ PAGE uro. i co.. a->aml ;ir Cnuai-rt. hLACJiPUity ituo.. n south CauaJ O. Milllurry. 11 W. &J. M. nuhash-uv. tfyjttern. D. 1), MALLOUY A CO.. 1U Wert Randolph-*t bfllre «uoorn,.aitcl lUlmU* CHARLES .f, L southeast comer Wv’it lAktt and Canal-st*. KraU«.Trnch« r 4se- FAIRBANKS. GREEN LEAF ft CO., n South Canal-st. J. K, FORSYTH A CO.. 46 South De§p\alcc» st. CHICAGO SCALE CO., 31 ami 36 W cat Waibic \on-t-x. Stencil Cotters. .LFINTGAN.2GIE. Raudolph-sL Stationery* Jot* PrluibiK, BlauU Book MuxiutkclarcrW, 4ie»* CfLVEU. PAGE, UOVNE A CO., U.tt.awUb 1 Norib SMKAU UEIiASiW CO., <3 West Washier tnn>t -runs 11. SMALL A Co.. 27 South Canal-st. Tin: WESTERN NEWS COMPANY, ‘.O, 37, and Oj M e;t lUmiolpU-st. DIHOOLD iaE.NZLB3.4IG Stnig-M. Wholesale Slaves, J. F. CO.,:jj aud 32 South Caoal-et. iVhtileaftlr <,r*)crrics> SPRAGCR, WARNER ft CO .2S Soglb Cattal-al. Z. 31. HALL. ‘-'.Vi and 2iii Ba>t,RuCdolpU^*l. W'holeiale Hardware, W M. IH.MR A: CO..inland r.lSouth Caimt-sr HmTNLLL, TERR Vft RL'LDEN. i? WVsi Lake- BUS Ofl rfiss OAJU>B. ft Still Live .Have removed to corner rmlileftv- nnd Twen-[ Rnrnrrl Oiif (u-ih st, Amprcperetl lode palnUuff end .irinduj ilot Miiruiu vui IfC» dlrpafrh. «T. U. StTLUVAN. Sammons, Clark Co., mnnafucturers of picture Sfi-.il cnmnmnlc.ifJons hy niaff to residence, ISS frames nod cornice arclv South Sancaiuon-M. Formerly of 3tW N. (Market, lop. and rustle picture frame*; importer* of chro ''T mos; wholesale dealers in mirror plates. Imcklnjr. Carter, Boeder vV Itulo, coni-*, tassels. Ac-* «6c. All anierd filled promptly. A llornry9 jind counsel lure, office (forthe j>i cscuO i nod IW South CUptou >t., Chicago. ,V> Fimal ?t. j Mr#. I>, A* &UcU»Ott-8 Will remove al»out Not, 1 51b to XtxoV? nctv fire proof hiiiMmg. corner Li Salle auil .Venme-fty. S. Iff. Rtliiiiom d; t 0., I win icvntns business Id a few day* with a nill»r>p- —rr ply offtovea and casting*. ofllc* iSo Slate titvot. ll* ff** Story Temple of ulualc. Geo. McKIUiICJ A: Co. I have remold x% wl*b to lutonn theirtttKtMßvav (rictid* atvd y«\tv>a« W.l-ts'lS'l' ib.it (Uey have fortunately sreaiwil tbe of) I,om, sT>n,OOfl; in-Min-d. ?.'O.OOO, 16c late cotidm:cu(Jott»M\Uic moat of their book* ami paperapf v aJac—and «}i) resume Imatowss tift modl.iteW. Office. 250 Ei't Kandolphst.. i-ind’a Illocli, Henry S. Houroc, Attorney at Lavr,cni be ttnnd at Mil a-'library, 7W ready to artery) to business. Law Office OF NO UN AN C. PEUKIN* and .LA: CRAM, 7lSoolliCUntiin-«t. Itiiu Xorilmcil PnperCompany have removed* fii ‘Sf ViWAU partle« indebted n> w|jj oblige os l»y makla; Injnu.-df'vte pavtneut.and remlUiug drafta on Ncv. York, t\>*( ilnlcc orders, torujoncyby cxprces.iA may be eotivcultmu IJ. C. PliilliiM JB. F. Cliundltv, t ßc«l Estate anilTViiw ifpokcrs.'lilTpsi M?»Psoa-st. Houses rented, lorn- ncgutiaiod. end property sold ’on usual terms. Busloiks chances, and real e^«ate Intbe cowuuy tocxchunjjeforcUy vroperty,. '[OFFICE OF SIBLEY&'ENDIIToix i 771 ,>Vuto^sli.ay. i j7f. vnitßEv a co^ Hklaunf*clurers ors. Piute, etc..' Ur. Unri-tnru bnrjng been burflod tn'lhe late fire, j 1 uur vtfrt* now Ik* at onr Jactorv. blj We*’t 1 laike-st., where we are prepared to OU ajj or dors promptly. j r 'f JAWES €t.\RU A SOX &3 Markct*«h Aliy aruonut ct cement a»»:il price-. J. CLARK A soX y Manufacturers •VOr other- lu want of rootnenn pnrcba.sc on farora* Mile tvnn« a brick building one ud t»a atorfea W5U'. fevt f iuar«. Abnmtanrc of water and located upon mle track «»f c,’. c. A 1. c. K. If., thn-v w»e» komh of »hu cily. Apnlr to J. S. MeSEU-L. JllWeyt VanJlnrcnst. L BUSS. MOORE A CO., I j Wholesale Grocer*. Office at
    o**lon ttk araitoblo fund* al Lbc carl leal -fflooxu f, Ketch by csprce-s. AUoutlou. 1 \\V have dwellings. Cottages. .room*. store*, oflke*. fhmWietl and \mfarui'«hcd;'fot<* and real estate. Juall part* ofthc. City. Xo rent. a«lj, urJeaac. Call at oaco. JOHN M. W.\ITE, S. WELLS. C~ Ilabhiml-cosrt. fonuvxty US Uestboro-tt. (ioodiUS (L Co., •Ococral Comtnl-uloo Merchant* nod Produce DcaP in>. lT»llch> Hotel, corner Stale »nd Twemy-rec ocd-sLi fco'.irii roartgumcbU. Prompt ruiom* guaranteed; 'Refer t" tlnrley Tyrrell. A. E. GoudriCh. ilcory W, King at Co- *n.l J. W. Pre*- too. U. M. WOODS. Law Office. GEORGE C. FRV. 5i West RiDdoJph-sL p SxuzmcJ jl i*' Cilv CLEVEUV^JrVaESCff. I CUII KMinior* and \rc iMiorcdtouW \VatoU»ara.. "O' Robert .....WEBB, INSURANCE BROKER AND _. Adjuster of Hre:.':L(3SS6», JtJ '>r 1 er ftorxn. f t pTfcU4£f>or, rrtttU.*,-; J pj«o& orIo» prepared.irittidetpaieVtad moderate «spcOfC. Blaote go cacd lo fall enpptr.' -B, SduV'c/dcr if Co. .STaH CANDLES.* 1 Retail Trade. r VoQ can gel Star Cam!!** at oor factory, .over Arcbcr-ate. bridge, at eighteen coma per ponodoT *lxteco ounces, and we are prepared to fill large or der# to the jobbing trad®'all cypt (be country at former price#. GROCERIES AND PROVISION’S A’, the eanic price nod place a* before the fire. .r• 15.*' x' Jne, Riverside Improvement Co/n --i ;r,.- pan, «{m T C 7 ‘•'•r A’.'tV 0;;;F) ;Baiiger •j»V* ;;a -r I i Wi L: B: Jetiney, Archilecfy if. he m he prepared to fill all order* afonr now s'oro, comer of Pcck-court and MicJvlgau-sv..early next week. In tho mcanUtuu w-u tuivu guoda for sale at the Michigan Southern depots M*c trust our frieodd will conuouc to favor 11- with their former liberal patrounge, ami «r rhnll soon Uo iu-complete ruuulng well airorted stock. Chicago. Oct. U,IBU. The splendid slock of hardware at Jsf» oml IHS W. JLnurfou-tst.l lu ;(be roarfilu ffoiitisioiu. is ofTvtvd fur eaU .tor the next Ftock consist/* of bulWeri* hardware, !lnv\*are CaaiiatxiDg goOtU, wUli, flxtBPM all eowolete,*^’nil new—been 'running about nine moaUli-! 1 IVN. C, GHANt 1 AND/W..U- SWJTtJVATTOR XEVS AT REMOVER TO *3 JlLß bard court, near The Luw. Office i j V ?,c. n *iucon Norton Will lx? for the present at DST Wnbat-Ivav. KlokkeN .w. i! NEW HAT, CAP, AND FUR STORE will open atslß ARE PREPARED TO FLRNISII CCT STONE AT OLD PRICES. YARD ON TWENTY-FIRST* ST., WEST OF ARCDKILAV. Office of T. U. CotKtcll, trustee op estate op lf.q.n.vCd lock HAilT,'(vn»rtTOn st-. and are ready to rccult c .all. grain and produce the fame as before the fire. JnincN it. Storey I Co. t JViratr n.-mVtfi*?. No. 10f Potjib Clinton 1 fired, will pay cash far watcbc«, dlamOtnUw silver ware, and oilier good eolUteru**.':> OR l Formerly 2 South CUrk-rt„ arc prepared to do dredging work and all Wntfi of dock* sad bridge buUdlog. at Id prices. Address, for the present, IS fcdfidi.’iKoon. I C, IX. Hanson. Stcnrt’ld, Engiivlbg, WM’c»i 3lx>di*>ost. Merchant Tailor. STSMlchltraiva*.. mil remove to die mnv UWek, comer of V, ab*-ii-»v. Jud Ttruotyr jecoml-st. hen completed. A.-X,Harrl» 3 Dcmbu. al4oo Waba^h-fTT 1 u i l Beal E*t*ie oflfco. not* al toOthcart corner'cf Clark ami Hanl-on-***. tHßcc?and *torca/oc rent., Cory, Barren .fic, Co,, r _ Before Uie ilrc'at JT SOTIh Vf.lc. art* hvirat 47 West Lake Street,' JSOTICEjJ .v.iul HENRY W. Kf?»G A CO., mar be found at 24 Market street. with y»ilk*f«fc yaherVi.** S. H. Kerfout Co. Batc opened their Real Estate OCtcc ‘at Xo*.”<3 *od 45 Wort Lakc-rt. Received this day a.rnpply of American Eagle Chewing TOBACCO. Ah*V a fine nasorinjeut of SMOKING TOBACCO, CIItAUS. ETC. Orders promptly atteadetiux WM. }I. IIAIMKO. A rent, i7l Wert iladl«*on. jiowK ni’ssEiDi., lavryEus, 1X39 IVubaiJwiv.; i>‘. w. c. gouding; s. e. sftxcn. yfj. F. SGcVjioy. -.--I Lao« or ►hort li-jots*. will find cutiomcff bf cslliti” oa C. Jl. (JILBEItT CU., No. 1-1 Field, King Co. and Jacob Weil HAVE REXOVEt) _ p.i;;u :^'^<:nid£*-Vv/ r 19J2C n We h*To atm.'lcaUoos uow Uw'jhr pnrclu>c aou rcafa) pT rnaTe^aJM? BUSINESS CARDS. i i A, C\ SLJVTOX, 250 WEST MADISON" STREET, mill sells OFFICE OF ?OFFIt'E‘ OP It «1 700 office OF Is St 700 %T»Vosli-av J. \V. DOANK A CO. Hardware. )ftCnuival» GIYE HIM A LIFT. Treadway Sc Jewell. Office for preacuL NO. 532 CALCiIET AV., CHICAGO, ILL. To Builder*. McKEON, KELLY ft CO. French A: Co., TCRKRS, F. F,, SPOONER. AttnK. *?1 WEST lUNDOU’II-ST rATTEITNs. t»H Madison-st. J. F. ATJ. F, White, OFFICE KO. mi IVABASII AVENCM, Wm. G, Millie Co., Hayden, Ciirjkln Co., Win. ClinEonm,' C- lu Jfeiiu*. -v Broker* io rmccs. paints and oir.s. \ottcc to Setaiifts, BATE* Ac IIUOGJ3S, LA\\* OrVFiCSj 112) >Yci»i 33lHUl»&nr!»t« Page‘and Spraguß real estate. HOTELS. Wiiersifleloiel, Riverside, xr\\\ lie kepd, YfomlW*dale. by Mcasrt. Gfcgeßroe. Rick Statfers'bTihc great tire will be liberally treo:td.-flMboard dr (be ftU P nd lD UJr at very moderate price?. Pleasant rooms. Gaa and, rvitor, and frcqacnl trilwa. Apply al Riverside. Transit House. Tucker Sherman. proprWorr—tenns. us j*f fore the tire. s.* per day. AlUrslnssiop wl£*’">' J third;**, Carries »u s: rt. y dummy six times daily. ci Hjrdc Perk H»ihc. Open for the triirier. Accommodation* for Ttro Hundred Guest*- tEKCj; p£yjA^tl y. RrnpV. MACHINERY. Z Ti»c Vulcari IroirlVork-s So?. 83 to '.H NuflU Clinton-at., arc not burned, a,. in The Trihuuo** list of sufferers. M e arc running as u?nai. and ready to ill! any and all »»r* der? formacbinoryoDd iron calling* in the short* j l ett lime posHhle. ATKINS BURGEES. medicalT 1. Medical. Bill jUOKLOW, formerly uf JT> .S; CJart-er., had ,fitted up hi-office t AT 73 SOI TH lIALS-TKD-ST.* where he canTxyconsulted ns-ngnal. XUc Kcnnctt College of EclccUe j; W«Uidne jV‘A Sfurjcry. j will rc-»'pcn on Mouday mor'ujid?. Octolwr _tC, at fULT state alrect, corner i>f -Tweniy-Hjcontl. AU slndcats dcpirSn-,' lofurmttii‘*u will l y, e W or al the of the Dean, Tn>f. MUton i Jay. M. H No. HVt Indiana aveuur. _ _ Dr-.C. Bigelow, (,'JJrk'*>t.. rvnjor «f' ‘hccu located'for the- paatl?>c«w. hiTwSid (thrmuthibe Utodwier.by Jw; No -iw Sou Hi Mnteer., where lie wm.he louim, fcady toatteml (a all hl-» nnmcnms patient?. -call And- •coithn Doctor. 4W State *i. Audreys mil leiurt to the above number. coae. 1 Coal, Coal sligUllv damaircd hy-fho firo for mIo at te duced prices, by JlUt)UEji i UI^AOEES', 5 r.itii.r Sfnrßct ■imr9Vttlc t ..9i:i ;I- J ~COAX. RBN'O X I.tTTLp.• JCfc* Kiugshury »L 4 r f,scl) is mdnPiwd hr ll>e HK?.~ No changcjn iwu*.-. SAFES'. Safes. out oUicc cau be found at NO. 06 AVls>l’ •ai.UIUKINAT. We have ordered from, our factory at Cincinnati; ;md our branch houses at St. Louis, Louisville, and j Cleveland. OYEUTWO BUNDUED SAVES OF IUVFEU .VNTiSIEBS. 9 s .vhjdi will be ready fur delivery .iu a few- day*., HALL'S SAVE AN P LOCK* CO- BTOVES. 1 ’Stoves. In a*u-w’or tb'nmnrrou3 lhphlrioa, tve'Wl*b to-tm mwuce that our pdec ll!-t of stove* will NOT he advanced. If any retail dcxrtcrachnrtrcuwadysuwv we w ill furnish p.irijo# wluxcitil fit our ortlociWiUi the name* of dealer* who**)) a> old price*. Arievc in our warelioure. tea? de»tnonsL y®r foundtre** lu Albany am hi fun blast, and we t-ball keep onr-atock-luChleaffo full and complete, ami J»c able lo supply the deuiaud* of Imth cit v ami A* our ngcncy record,* and f»cm ilea for getting -bilwrioaiuja ary- dc.-troyed. -new customers will plca?cTi»nvanl iLTcrcucr* or earn with order/, .JNU. V. HATH BONE X CO. r 'Jo aud •UjSOfltb^'Cnnal-rt.. :’*l floor. PERSONAL. FKAXK LOCTWELL. FORMERLY WITH J.. V. Varwell ft Cu„ cau Uud L. 11. Trnflou tit 62 West Macli*iu-M.. oillco of.’* JUppy TsPwSl A'VU.M WAXfWV-VfF fsil'SKS tr U £m«i ‘lUudolph-rt. by her husband nulic drug store. No. 7tf \Vcat RmululpU-gt. ■fNFOILMATION WANTED OF ALBERT IIEN -1 «'lc, 11/ yeans d. form :t 1/ gf 129 North Market* >i probably 'viUrhimily by name of Gray; ideate t<> cotunr KunJulpli «ud-Halsfaid»»tp. L~oC(S PoRTNKR, OK FAMILY WILL, PLEASE report to W>T. .loniaaa-ifc lUmry A. Ricb- Hnl**. H»iQ Wert,laek?oo'->r. LutTs.crfc torawEtt. M will tied her (laughter ax liO North Morgau-H. lIS. ~.\V\T dLKd'.UI .\NH jiA'DdItTGUARK o\t\aired Lie dir (i. 84 VeAHister. Nt George McKt»»ey\. pH Fqlitju-sL _• _ Mrs. MADDOCK. WHOLSIfp XO LIVE at !ki IVfif*on •itrc‘ t, utH pleftM- )«:t Mr. W’H- Ji.ini-* Viiotv Wheyc »ln? noie in. ni V-D Madder ,-t. M— irUTJX'OX, FiltK JNSIIL\NC >r. AGENT. CflU ut WV«t'M'lfllMmi-et., office of Happy. Ilotin.- 1L TRAFTONV h. ~iu:uT.k i \r ob ’dXDRan pTcn-e »cud her Mrr. WtfJdeb. •Kym*hj,AVk. *l. PKKAI>NAI.-KMU*HAJ.t. JHSSBU* IVAVW. of. City Intelligence oCku, SM Kaii'UdjiUtCVftre located Jrt UHBtm?l«leni\ A'-mio. '“*•*_ ntTltsoNAly—TUK UKNTLKMAN "TlO I’ltK vented disturb-ioco in front of South Mal -ud-*!.. 7o'clock Piulny evening, please leave ad- ikMCot Pandolph-sf. _ OKKSONAt tNFOUji ATlOx WANTED ,- please send his uddros to K. S. BUAOG. lb.", \\V Mj Va?hh; i _ i>;roc l. i,< n-rpuplL'iJ to call nt 73 Cornrlbpt. w: oaMMunh, please 1 c-'U at *A>'t \V«KtM»mroonit., and get your boy Ot-ors’e. A. t*. tJAMMONP, iit CAU. at me I'U Wentworth av. I- hare all your books. C. O C.UX.VU»AN\ Sr. V)"eKsoN*aL -WM. 0. UOW* CAS-ll* SEEN AT X Xfibnne oOlce. PSU*uSAL~.\xW\ WTEdiHUS AstiKUt ]r Johiidson can be heard ofat Joliumju, Clark A Co*.v. air West Mrtdlfhn. In Iwscnteht. A Co*.v. 347 West Mrtdlfhn, In ba-cnlent.' 1 PERSONAL— WILL C„ C, PHILLIPS. PLEASE t ci 11 on A.M-TnOJHtWT. -iOS‘«mX)i Chtml-rt. IjEUM 'NAL-iVIW. A. '.C'WILJSV CAN BE i hutud P'TMISUNAL- i. M. hATZ CAN S s EE U. I'. r liuor tu Clnuubor u( Coiaiuocac, to-morrow, j Saturday. __ ‘J P~ E«SoSijr-AlQrTflE r '.'»*uir.uaiMs. i, idon-*, of JJG DiSnJJi-Hf,. send Ms present art- h dres'* to Snyder .t Lec.:J)ral Es.ato Attests. No. 9 1 j South UaMed-sL. comer of lUmlolph-u. j EUSijN.VL—WILL MILS, MILLIE YOLNG. U vvbe Itvtd afiSAt Sn\»rriof-Ht., plcn«K*?cftd her I nddrors to Dr. MAli< I-IUS, comer of Paulina and. Fir-t«-t..a»d tri< ej. PEHSD?->*AI< —WILL JOHN HOKDEN, K.cvd In* prcronl tddmr*io ttnyd'ir A Lcc.No.'JtioatU Jlalsled-st., conier of KandolpU*: milV liiiVNiitbs■'FiJUVV.T'hiiM'suT.V'liP j j I Qnebor. law of !Infon-?t.. will And.a friend by cnHlny nt \Y. 'HJllflsOXf .J& i BUSINESS CHANCES, BUSINESS CHANCES. j Asms Fism.r.ut ivmr tub ri:al «-tato busioi-><. csd find an.active partner i win' 'TiU join him In an ofliri*, by culling; at -.IT* UVst Randolph*"*:. corovrof >ror*’si». Mir* fercoce* given uml rvijuired. 4 sale, osTmuaCvTJjTkiv av. Tiarte'good. Long (cate on low terms i iiKinifL- at ga StaVe>L. an Diirc. stureWß sslk cnwp'pou cash. wjjli u tal(a of rooms FttlUhJe fbiri family or ituelpcns purpose*. Nico Jixinrc.s,.f«,voniblo )wite. &c.' loqußo aINaTIESLau-frU for a days. rx»u SALE-GUOCEuV. FL LI> fcTOVK. r cormrr, Wi'-tJSitlo.mrarifair J of Tr*dtf. KKEI* UEUGRK.SUTMninv. JHiL'O s»TimE;jUOOl> uwja- Clou; chiapTuncajfk»?'nlpf»lyak3M£ fllac Waod ex± -pi»R sale-a yivcs, |of p«y JS good!*. with fcarC cf ft htaru, 22 hr Si', i >tliD3*Lil centrally oirkfadlßDiHtt.* Parties wMihip id retire fmnx-buaiuce* of vcUlh?. Address i t WILLIAMS, West .Madfcoo-sr., Thomson Clock, np sinir*. i v f lOTOCK. FIXtuflMS. aSU l‘i YEARS’ i I O ,Um*m nf *fir»th. tontine?*, for fajc, Be?t location on West, I .\(»d(Boa-«* Fixture* boots ana rhoc? lor Wrs.u.E'| j bot lc*c*;lon In Chicago; p v eO>V' u nfl in ar*tou here W•PSibln. W. DrLLAUU. Agent. 1 Ua-'eatnl fornHnre ofttvi-sfory tot;a? t on i I’rarc-ive. ptt»*e# can bvduof.- ernythins- v.r\r: hones- iahrit-ftlfcii wiUioo; -novc«,xoft), fan fit-. ftnrvF -Sc.: complete. .Vo fat*/ price; jo>i actual 1 r«cat:*nAhotiUF. Renl.f*. All**» l Mom*' Uv- >‘ c Vi; S'VHAY «.V 1 1 J cixUssi Owner can have them uv payiajr cbarj»*» t L£,. C.iroer Harmon"-CcKirt. rear I >T. C. KRADLSt. --il THa-VE 110 DM IN MV 11A ft N FOR EOAJUIiNG lj I b.ifscl old price-*, ana Ihc best .il rare, r.ir ocr ll*rpiDi» coiin.Val VIcOnUHT-'ieaf Tj tMfb'flV, >M. C*. \f 1 v> i p W 1 \N TIU AilU bA> LV tEIiV *-*T tV £NT Y UOOl) horvn-tn board fnr the wltnrr.jond amble r f care, twenty Dttlea IroiuJjWcnß& A'ftUat West Wt»hlttgt«n».a*> TXT A N‘ iuUsbi* blwS ''■Vv —I have calls for them eicry hour- la the day. f 'J I Learn dercriptlnns at rar °ftl« and CTDjtttm f J i guod J jiqiidalj»b-sl, i; i wanted—male help. WANTED-T mteFGOOD DARBinS. Apply )*1 st _ y. ___________ R* WANIfD-lWy KMUIOAIi it T Frew film to nil; also, ticker? for file £ontb. I It. F. CHRISTIAN, Und's Block*, Room V/ it fit t b Rondolpb-st. brldqo. fu ANTED—SOO JtEN FOR C/UCAGO, BUR- c Uostun 4, Quincy Railroad; free hire. Apply 'j] at £2 Mllwaukee-ur. a. G, RING 4 CO., fltfunts for D. L. Well* 4 Co. ?i WANTED CAJSPENTKU AND CAIiTnkT J maker. Apply to SWaN, CLARK 4 PLATT, ;:H and-Tfi Sooth Canal-st. n Wanted— six uoon compositors to J to rtart at once to Racine, Wl*. Apply, be* (ween 7»wl 9 o’clock Saturday, at Western New* p Cmnn-tnr. w Wcat Rand»ip|i-sf. WAJSTED-rEMfIXS HELP, ANTED-A GOOD COOK AT Jjiki-o W\NTED-A COOP COOK AT :i WEST Jj»ke-o. W petcntcook for a lorgu lamily. City refer-. cnee rcnalrcd. i 'siTnATIONSWaETm MALEr ,vvr vTIoN WANTED—BY A VOCXG MAN ns juakc useful lu a >hop. ULSSiXL, (*~»SoutU Chicago. _ CITY BgAL _ "noli PEFTT OX WEST MAP H H>n. cn?t nf Paulina; fflteci on MelD. he tween Randolph awl Washington; A?et on n S'liiili Cnfiul Mri'd. Tlii* property rented for.«Wi,orO. A _ i \\V have jvtnoied onr ollice to No. M Sonin unt-a J street Imro a large Eastern and Southern com> pondvnee. u»»d persons luislni: pro;wtiy_to s-clUr parties wi.-hfng to Invoft cr« sUvay# uutl Pa on (»S. Canal street. Room 1. FOJtSAi^V-noir'-Tj? AM) lA‘T“*I)NK HuUR* ‘T ride fwim Chicago. iwo Mi*ry bouse good cel- lar and water, will lw >old cbeup for r».-h. Ap ply to .ML KV’NK. No-h Weri. Marifctm-st. _ VTou >AtV-.Nt:\viiOL>>:uuLLi fcunituku., rji «IIU privilege of leaso <»f five ro-mi’ f ;rent -fio. i i. CaH for mm day ct 77 North >Unrgn»;R. j FOU SALE-LARGE iftUCU WARKIIOI’SE corner .leff,r'*OD‘iimV Iwrtiana-sl-., lOxiNHuej. 1)f four story »tUil b.tsmucnt, strongly imill. WeHadnm ml fornlmoA any business. imjnuc on the premises. 11. 11CUTON. _ F-~L*U~ SALE—A UOUI> JloUsE ON DCRX- Hi ►ido-sr. Trie-*. Sl.Stfd. Apply to I'fcRUV ."T iU'LL. uy RrmisiJejd. noirSAiTK-norsK AND STOCK FOR SALE n? jl* ou No. 187 West Lakes!.; 3 year®’ WHfO. _______ J FOR TIKNT -LARGE IUUVK HOUirE. FUR- hj nlshed i»im>lete. win* barn, on M‘-nroc- I* l li*U AHELL& WuTCUiiWi?, W Vaiml-ri., worn 1, T1 l formerly lOP Wushlugtoii-at. j and marble fhirtt /mnse- rosressi'.-a gh’cu al .-n onoe. u. FOWLER, No. JJ s. Car.aWt. ru»R saj.k vit ro rent—t/Te’ property a V «m\ the South \Wh corner of Canal mid Fulton- J feci of ground with building and timbluiTy owner would exchange for wlher good propertj*. Tin* above fr ti,.vv pay about •b; »>er nmioain Ji» Cal) or adOros MATHEWS ;-jt t 4 Uß.NWlß.<\N\M!tK’al»uioi-.iv. f F'OjrSALE OUT'/ RE.VJ’-Jioi.sk *»7LAKE- ~j nv.,:« unntmv* walk, from Oakland Station: I minute* from Cottage Urou-av. cops. I'anlo- u must yucc I base faruiturc. cILO. I'KttUV. si a HKiTfi fi'Ui.isliKi) holm; K0.59 Cniou Park riacx-g Isou-c marlilo ffuui A .mi] in ffcrr. cr f.rder- cn*b, i J; l>almnpoulon;Miw»?. \Vi|- D. UEllfl »OT,.S» \t'a«ldij*j;luri m.' _ 1 i;~oii- opoTrmn;s6 ’I *>u Ilrcxd Iloulevnnl. bOutUof-T’li'irvr’?* Hill; £sOpor iuhii'.Jk price AVRKS KUt'E. 511 _ s.vi,t:-.MF/;mtxi pvojH*rW sus! pAy balance. 1 1 r i a EOPK.MI WixVr.di-av. F’ok l A«lati»?-M. inair CVmnxiv.: Immcdla’c pox-I I Iwrson. >NYPEIJ A LEE, KoM Estate Agcnti*. f i I No.« SovAh FOIt SALE US KASV TEIOfS. . at May-: 1 trootl. all rtviilr m»l at net co«t; also largv board- J ing linn-c iu cl:y. wiili fine new fnrnltnrv. ami at ojpl sJ.l'ft). GEO. 11. HESS, teaiduiict. *A'U Wi\r- r m 1 n*n-av,; olllco. U3» Ktatc-ef.. fnim I*4 tnS; 75 UVfl 'U'a'bhigtt>a-*f., n|>«talr»-. ftvat 10 lojl m. F‘ OR SAU?-.MAKIJLK KKONTS. MiritidAN*- ji av.. near TJdrtlrtb. 3-story ami Mansard roof. ulcyam houses, complete in all trsprcrx: low i 1 1 uric.-*; Terr fuvoruldo term* have Rtu’cbil terms jin off.* r: or will rent. SIMEON MEAftS, W.* U’:iU(Ss(i-SV. FoitsXi.E-sEn;nAHiofSi» ami stokes rm West Luteal, and Madt-cu-rt.; rsc: 1 large building, i 3 stlltuljle to.* court!-, iusUMiice odlfVH. or m« f i any kind Qf business; dsu u large building r» >Yvet Madli«n st.. near llulstud s'., siiimblr fur whole- -ale house or hotel. A. I*. DOWNS A 59 j-■ r Wvit M.'idlroq st.. Itoouid. npsiuirs. or sXUEInTCu'-a ciirrAi? K’wini fuT*Ti [i Mum-, vruter. und basvmeur. includin'* win-; lefjr furl. Cheap for CB«b at >l3 L 170/4 smx-thukf'stouy BV'n.VISO A\D If lease of ground,. No. prJ V.>-t Eakin-1.. oenr .Teffepson. Imirln* of JAMES M'ANDRE'YS, tm the premises. This Is good chance for iuvcsl- i ment. i ncrOmi-f- mem. f FOUS.WK-t'l UNISnr.U HOUSE UN Ci'.NTUE avenue, Eleven room?. ga?. wider, ci-ien» full i «*Tu;Kef, 7x»; ivho Eary fertile ME A DA CUE. I‘J WeM 4 MadiHOij-t. Fob sai.k-two’fkamk houses t»o«iU«n?t eurnrrot PnUmx and MaUted. !m.». SNYDKK T: Hul 5 l 7 ea-t corner Slorgati and Tiler--:#. Apply mi 1 pn rui’-f.H tnATT.NANDKft DEAN, Alltnueys*. FOil B-khE-WEST si DL URXi7'i>T\Tßi I tv rvMI’HF.i.LUIUo., dike 1 mw»■« ynr> Wen Fon BAiit—a xitmukiT oi* moXs£> os tortrirond wrM sidrnf ET.tn.AOn. Call on 17, FOWLED, iUKiuj I. II South Unu.-tln. T;ou salk-FuU a mv luva-BirTLtffNi; C :mJ |olSl\Jo3. with engine nu«l boiler, .-iiiifc- i in?:, pulleys. At- if required. Irtqun.* at north uut> corneri and ur>»io‘.x->t.-. J f'brt SAI.S^I.ASf:SToTfV nr.CSlli I’l* bulJUiug,£dteoi fioyiljy i*» I-eitlcei), auitfbJfS for Sthn 4 or Viwfy rlalde, at A U S.uttjt Ildlsted—f. j Tjfijß-sXi^-irc\ui?vi"«o\>m.K Jj with -is Urge room** above. Futures very i i iV&D;'Ftil'.ftblO rir i Jewelry *to eor bu-InCt-?. i Hen: rlicaii.. No-. JOTnrul »I*> Wc-I M-idkon-i-r. t j .li -’JS 1 1 BOARDim BOOM AND 4v board for Indy and gentleman, or lu.-ceu'.ie- ntjo. .NOllffrMltl.DuS 'f -Fl KNIMIED UK 05/ tutfuroDbod roooif. with board. In the dream marble rca>«.iuhlc peteas. No i taken oC.pooplg’fc ncce^ltle?.' _. i OOftWKSTrvV'A t UINtiTON-ST.-H.KASA.VI* furnished room lo rent. «ttbbo;jrd.__ Ui«>r west Washington. neai: saxga- mtm~-F»fnWn-tf front room f«>r ot:e g.-n tlcmin moT --A iHSILSMAX j ‘amlAviri- cr tvwo-pcntlcbu-ii ran i*.nrt board and romi? in a il»-!-rlan* privatr _ t linn wevt- WAsniMnox-tr. kuaim* I oix Citu.l»f ©hfcduiii In a privht. l /dinHy. lor xliielu •;cntK'iij,-u, or guucJvuuuaua tfc. Jertn? 1 1 t»»i>ji v raii*. __ O*Y/1 IUUUtiAN-A.V.-KOOMS, AVITH FIIWT.' ta.ard. for fiOffle ji*utl(*nirii. at oM 1 price*. UeP tov.ve> 1 Mibiiii'i v. iV _.i!o(lM*i TO IiLNT.T i tf- I •yt MU’UIOAN-AV.-IbiOMn T(.« LL-NT. r I’rt -4:41. nishwi and m;f«tol>hed. with tlrsl-cla-a fxvgrd. Torino moderate. __ j fizti WE3t 'XVASHINVrON.St.- A HAND- lOt/souiciiuitivvd* rovoir. uith J/ttiru. QO(VADAMs'BT.-m-»»l.-* T'U.’E.VT, TOI i OOy ho»oM»a »,lra« t-mlr. 1 0 i .\si> i OtD ,®ish» d tootui; lie tnusi pbvn In Ihe city. lenu»ronsoJwbJe. TvTrT ri:AIHIiX\V.. NEAH TWENTY- 1 LlO ruttias tu rt'_m_vTitb b»>ard. w j Tvs ISwXNA AV .-TO "iMiNT. V'TTii i 110-i Eo»n>. i" a «aali ;.rtv=ic a c r rmoi'n Micoail rtorf. for f.mllr or lb,c or four; oliuio. 1.r.-o clorot. hoi olid c. J inner, liaih-toool .-11 0*»-r; !l lordo m Hi wiD-r .auio Hour, liirro clt-rUt, etc. lltiuwi In .m il bv Lmiagv?. t lost ATro roinTD. V lINT-Oirr.ISSI.VG-A LAKGE THI NK I J J- t. It. M-:.- p!:x« Not -S® Abert?*-co-W. f urh*m Usurib* *ill bo paid by the t t>* DiT. Mr>. .1. C. ILVKHi.. i CALL AT FUL-t PUL-,, J j tinci Ftainm. comer Third-av. and IVJk, and j a-k ftn-htsd.n:?hiv'r from St. Louis. _ T UST (lit STOLEN—Ai,ILKIti' UOItSE BE- |j h.TieliitrmUic r f.rwbl.h l»rny.-r t vrll! M nflkl on delivery. U» JLIIJT L, str.w.MiT. inr*p»»its»-av. f r’oCNil4uji r -SldND'AA'^ TIN r r Ik s o-nt.iinh:-’ vnluaitt-* paper-, marked wiih the c.inie uf s.ini. Ifon v. Can be received aiiM J Wri£h(.»{,« s»r T~lu*Nii MAlliiLD F. ft. L. AT No. 1 .MAIL' inrot-Kt riAr-r"! antrJnd -?t., near JLne 1.-iaoil awmw KDWAED r mAKF.N V l* T\YO'DN WKsT MON. UUE-eT..ou iha ’.'Jib »»f Octol cr. Call at No. r T4 i Foitth Xia!atul*»t. Eroiy property nu«l pat tbantes. r s r OU ArNEW.STAaI-rrilE sTV.- BL’lI.niNU I p l wjU furnish you nitii an «flice. J3xP» feet, j tuptred «ud valnutl. on 3 daj F notice, for ?)t\>: H f.tricrin prnpyjtloa. Lea ye cnlehs at horiwt. ..j ~2. -1-. b L~ ”KASIT AND"FI’IIA i i*l*l lhi kT»B aAl.ETn'a n boardiuj: Louse, wUU pennaovnt i J pjyinc hoarder-.on Mlc:il ~iU-av., beivvocu TvvvUlb tj unUTblfleenlh-rn*. n XfACNEACB'”* ÜBHAN’S SAFE- HAVE "J ill siowd the Cro In every care, and made good tjjvlr claim to Tim OM Bcliahb-. r. cI.STVICK »C FUILUEitI.V OF J lit* Mmib Clark. w»U roMim- their bnAcc»s ol merchant talJoiT, at iloii-.. day nr-Tf.* 1 VACANT Lots* WAN n:D UN NOIHH We»4_ .Maili.-np-Kf. JJ* J TOR SALE. 1 [TOR rn:.vT£n‘s n'Xsn cart, L l Price 3 lor.of tiar.frV looli>. hc«p foresail.-.Apply W D. CDLSA SON, ItißW, livUrQlVst-' C "tou saue-klnklv uiPJwVfcu. ricu.r farm i ntl/Cg ChAu’.NL.' J ?£fopUv'wia *oit elUier. »or *io r.ctr4t:«U.ki>ln-firi) nd frou'.lflz n vlic !aka *horo; uood ly.AUUnjs, ud fm -.Tt-rou-j *-y. Iks. iQUUi .I laMcd..*., cored- of RajuioJpu-st., iconic funding. _ _ .'.T.... r^* rion SALE-ALV KINOS- Of VINERAH. r KirchbuiT* Vuv.-gtr Kaiiury. No. \TA Kuiioo m. •OR SALK—TWO KILNS KAI‘K BKICK. I* obour-*W.»»o Inquire J- U- SMITH, U9 Slcat lUudulpbfr. Q»OU UKAf—A .NttW- xfcT>A SKW log tmcbine; edtiblc for'lallorin:; purposes, kfply at sw b:., cecond floor. _ i TO KENX-HOTJSES. mil RENT—AND PURXITDKE FOR s\LIL i hottse of Id rooms. bath, lanndrr. cellar K p and well tnrnDhcd ihronj-hont; fcottfb sixteenth' ■•t., ncartbe lake. Apply to J. K. Mack, blOSta>y. el. V,O Kt.N I—SEVKKAL, DtSIKAULE HOUSES I on South nml West Side. T. S. FITCH C(j ir,t lhTirl«orn-Tt.. atofu stand, li.U AND FUR SALE —A" ERICK J. house. 11 rooms, la one of the best location* in the West Dlvliloa; can be rooted provided tt<« furniture Is purchased price of fornlturo, %o.coO i cast house famished tbronghoal; rent low. Ad Aren SHEFFIELD, core J. B. Bomi, China Stow, Wc*t .MnUldon-st., near AbenJecn-st. O KENT DUUSE. 8 KDUMS. WITH ALI a month; famltnrc for sale to tenant. Apply at U«9 Indlara*av. TO ItENT- FL’UNISHF.D HOCSE. “\d.~Blo Jllchigan-aT., near Twenty-second-Bt. Apply on pirnilscs. Imoiedlnte possession circa, rfv iCEM’—fUKMSIItD iIOUSE OX GREEN- I wool Avenue uear I'ih street, oearßenwoyd, i'•XVDER 4 LEE, Real Ei-tate Agents. No. U. S. ILilrtcad street comer of Rtodolph street, Ma 'r.nU' nulUhuz. 7Tiv~Hk?rr—Ult Fun tJAUE—NO. 4*V St)VTU I Jiny-,t.. between M'ashingion aod Madison— .it old pric»s. SjNS’DEU X LKB, Real Rotate Ageuts. No. h South Itah»icil>at M Masonic BulWlnr, t)V Tvtcr-et. and JlarsflcM-av. Inquire ofU. ALEX ANIIKtf. -tr.. comer nf Morgan and Tyler-gts. 77.0^“; f1,\ i liiUANCib W. COUtV. DEAL i X Estate Agent, ySU Smte-st.; Pralric av., i aar i T«enty-?|rih-?r., a bouse, with (urnUon; at ir> a tbuu value. .>outh Side, first-class location. av c rooniri nicely furoulied for hotuckceplog; furniture fur sale cheap. l’raine-av..noar Tuvnty-eeveutb-rt., turulvhcd hnnre, ;i roen:.; l>ara; tfli 0 per month. West lUnunlpb-st.. n,. 8l Carpcmv-r a ho«--Hs, elev.-u rooms, futr.Mn>»i jtsl.iX) jlay I. I .1 >U itE.vi—Bl7f7c. JluKkV. No. lYsuCTu j X 2*f South Sanpintoo-st.. lOmoaia SW). 4|l Wc.-t Van Borah-si.. first-class brick, -c,’ a r» room?, Wasblogtou st.. near Park av,. j.-jp -r'i ;ißd i*»l ’f remoot-st. North Division. C rooms V »t;d s,*:», ”i bouses, Wahnsh-ar.. near Tuenri n uimh'M., ?T5. Cottage, TwcotJ-nlmh si., n V jr tVohasb-rtv., Xirgo hmtsc. rooms, near Lanin- t.. ?SO. Ith store, Raodoh.L *L, near Oanal-st..‘St xTI». ANU a SMALL LOT OF FERXI'. 1. 1 inru for sal«—The neat cottage l-ioo Wah wh i, -iv. given itniutdiately. AppW a* nhore. rt\U liEx’i- DV ('HAS. C’Lt'AVKR—A HAND- X sojin two story brick bouse oq Drviel-ur. BouU vafil. near horse catji, A large building with brick basement on the cor ner of umsel-av. aud Drookex-vw, suitable fur oso or two i.-uuijie? or boarding hoaxe. A two story brick building, fltird np for Ir.cndi*, with nil roulern nwcblocrv. eupJns, Ar. A large ftuiuo bouse ojv klUe-a>- Inquire at Nt> Hi i.unjivr-rb MiG rent-two new noiisEs. m I Frem<'ni-tT., hetwocu Clay and b'omre-ai*. Ap ply at 1-9 Freniotil-st. .tumTcnt—NEW ItUICK UOaUK OF kofiT- X teett roouia ou Wat Maoro«.*t. Large I«»t, turn, ami oarrla"© bnuro. H, Wjjjj'PLE j: CO., Room t. >iason!c UuUdlng, corner of Ibicdulpb atd ■nu t;EN IT~Dl T ~D\ r GEOHUK di HILL.~J«“UAtr. i u>ct-av.. marbjc front bou*f. Nn. 12! Calumet -ir„ j:, rooms; also home of if roOCUaoa rie.irThJnr-tlrsist. an; JfkN r- ma iulWniuKr, v. X near Tblrtlclb-si.; omnibus and can ruu to them In twenty minnlcs. Krtmt parlors iu dcgaaL tnaible-froul. OW Wa ba.-ij uv., for or oflfee, Roomyoji Weulworth-av., 5) per month; stores ,v>f m,>tltl> 74EAUS, li/j Wabash-ar. i-V» JrLAi—KiciXVT >i r W”liOi'St’ L, ut UavenswooO. rooms, hot and cold water, bathroom, furnace, gas. flmt-clnss hallding. suv»eris living Inrearpan of house. ‘Will fur ♦ilsh board also If dcsire-d. Ten trains i>er dar, Timo twenty nrluntes from K'»*le street depot. U*mt foO.cu pvc uww'.u. Apply to EnWIN J. 1 CCRLEY. pi 4 West VshDureu struct, comer of UaUtvd. from I*4 to l o’clock. n*o uhS r-A b.MtoB uurk residence, it» X rooms, east trout cm WaMSh-iiv.. near Feet iccjjth-sr, for bttsFtJcxa purjnwe-*; 3-storr ami baxc-nu-nt brick bouse. )sr«inn>s tm Mlcbigmi av., north ut Twenty-sueomi-il. SNYDER JB LjiJS, ■Vo. t> South URstcad uf., corner of Rau-JqlpU-feU TU RENT—A i’LEASANT TENEMENT OP T rootns, or toss, fwroished; fnmiluu- for sale. Abo. a due o'lice. giHid location for a drentlst or plijflciixo. Addferfs SCd Collage Grove-»v. riH> RK.NT-LARt.’E ROOMS FOR MANCKAC- X tertne i)Pn>-"-vs. With nowvr furnl.-bod from a 500-horse puwerttiginr iu Detroit. Annly tn 11. A. GRAVES, «t the utllcc of iho Erenlng Jonroal, tr«ui Id a. tn/ to 1 p. in., op ToMTLNtiON X UICAYESj Detroit. Michigan. mo KEST-ANI) t T URNITLdtEf^FOIi SALE ‘I i li‘) Rohey-et. Tbc prefect occupant will i i board for rent. IS months’ leate; rent low. Furnlturo for sale cheap, or furniture ft old separate. FIELD JS CD., v.n West M;wUron-fet. riTO RENT-FCRNISIIEU fIOCSE OF TEN riTO IIOCSE OP TKN I n'tmir. on Paston-st..lieiween CurtJa aua Mulu. complcip. iVs-efaion jrfvca atviv. Apply, after »a. m., to CEO. JI-DAVIS, £l* rijli«jn-,r. TaPuknt- Caudle pho.n r Itor.so? uf H routna; nil inmlorn Jmprotciacnta; brick b;tm>; No?, ,i3i unj AV. West \Va»blns((m*t. near J'aulma and went of Colon Park. 6.WJJEB i l.Eh. Huai h?ta»e Agent-. No. 0 Sou lit Haltled •treci, c«irm>rof Uantlulpli ?t.. Mssoulc Rujjdlo". fT KKNT-iiursK and tTknltckeTK)it n.s inumlw or longer, Wil. V. ItSYNuLOS. UiSu l«<\!atv,v-;iv.. near'lwcuty-tMnl-ft, TO UKNT—A TEN'itOUM BUICK UdllSE O.N* Oakn'otul.nv., iu nr r«(y HmU*, wftb gt»od baru; wafer In kilrben; ftiruliare for yaje ;'41,200; rent j-<«ipi-r mnntii (old v aK thla moralog nt I 61! i foitnge t;rove-av. ri\Cr KENT—A ~(.;odi~UoCSK AND STOHii A cuntrally sitnaleil, at Hyde l*ark. Terms Faiao la* tiefore five lire. B. WAITk. yT SlxtoeDlb-tt* jmo bkSt^pcknisiied'iioufE on “bkT; 1 1 ilcj;-.r to n responsible party. Kent wooitl be taken in boan!. Addre-i ts. NoKAtAN, Wh uue yfiUe. niU KEST-A XKaTLY" MJliNls'llEU iIOCSK t <>i T rotinis, new anti ouuiilote for lioiisekeep ing. Kent Very luw Will rell cheap. Apply at x»A Knlfioirf, _ ij' 011 em’- uu us I siu u k.s7a n ij' iidoM's. X Ne>v li ick, 10 roupi?, at Uerptuiiit*. ?io. Pint hon?c, 4 roum?, ui De.-plaloejj, fi». •I rnom>. and furuimre for snk*; ti»»al. .<2tXk UCHUNO t». STILUS. Jl2 Weal ItalnJnlpU-Mt., 5 X?*»U ■kE.VV-TEN-UOOM' A 1 ajnl gai*,riii fool f»«t. Fumltnnj fur sale—4ll,2oo minli; balfci-h: Ira’f throe iiiotuh?. Au plv before Ida. m. oraßcr 5 p. 10, Jl. A. CA3U’- Ilfel.L.WalUut-tf. ri’O iUi.VT—TO ONE OK TWO KCSIXiESS I men. a largo from parlor and fine hedrooo; bulb elegantly fun:ls!ie«l, with scjxirste entracrc,*© that parti.*? can by perfectly Independent lOiinlro at ;*jf FulfouM.. between Ann atul Elizabeth. fj’O OV TUUEE BOUMS. ON I 1-t and 2J tloarplTiompsooe Block, on vVc*t HF.idl-'oii*st., atfimblo for jn-nraoc: taslnces or l««- vefV •♦fttev*. or nnv light bn-luo-s. Apply to WM. U.TUUJU’SONV-riy WetlYladuuu-tA./niomnaou'H Block. tfO' IIENf-THKEE FUONT KOOMS AND j X c.‘o?et* furniture for second atory, SW Suulb C2ark-ri.; ?ultaylw for office?. Inquire on ]irundrvs from U ll. lu. lo 4.S P- m. riW VISB'UASEMENT BOOM, i 1 soiiablc for a Umyer’u or jibyslclao'a office, at fid Won Wa,-hingl(in-- 1. Also, large lofty rooms, 1 1» Kb brant. APi'ly «r 44-1 West Woshfogton-ft, .rro UKS*r—.ißbu.tr IN TUB CiTVUFiiOCK X fnnl, 41x1*1), tv« JI cnlciilaied fnr im«in£»cturtng purposes. Imvulre efJOnN IC. POUTER. TU KKNT-AYiUUU SUITE"UF"BOOMS. venU-otlv armored. Kent, sto per tnontb. Apply to TKUUY UUUU tt»Wun»Jdc *x, rnu bhxt—A suit ou kdojis, FcibrjsiiEO j, nr ui'fiirnisli'-d. with or vfthoat board. Call ur addre?** S. ,7. TS(> ires! mo IIENiP-tliE SeTBUNU ANDTUIHO L JJuorj mid luxwmcnt of rmrebomw 4G Booth DcsplilflCc'oL. for uiorc'.iuulc puqxiacs. -A. HUP- ItEC. T" o UKST-FnisT cI.ASS IIDOMS—ESQUIRE at corner of Bcspluiii.waiul Pulk-sts. rill “KI-NT—A SUITE OP KDoil3" r AT 100 i Ilrtimresf. mti KENT—AND FL*it SALK. ROOMS, 1 J.oiyef. ami t>nke?. KL.VNCUaKD BBUTlt KKS. JCv.U Enate am! Loan Brokers. tUfl State-af. TO BSNT-STOR£S t OFFICES, c» rnu lIKNT- -STORKS 'Kk: AND U’-I STATE-ST, 1 with or uUUout lm?emcutfl;c4n be enlarged I dtf’i’rctl. Alto, riorr* ctul larco ice (loose, snitftblc focmek* i»„' house, ultb tltvc/Hn;.'. zi «7 Cotlago Groie-av. Fine iocatiuu for the lmsio«a».> rmtatre* uml rootns in diftrem parts of Ibo dir All *«f the above mil be rented a: fair rates om] Tdo-ajacO. -Apply to oeo: n. -y W arreti-fty., fr«*n» 7 too a. m.: at Geo M. Scott's lllje. 74 WVst f rom I( j n s. m.aaiH toip, ui.; at ’JAi blam-s-t. Irom ]2 to 1 2 [i m. f»H> HUNT—OJ?E OK BOTH STORKS AT Gsg j tuut S Stalest. lnc;tiJrc\eUhln« Buepstnrva.- rilo RENT—A LARGE cdk, i. ner of Tlj!rtr.fltvt-FC. and CottatfT. cpO RENT— AT.lrt) AND ISi'NUuTH PEOrTa*- j. st.. tic.xt to OH ludlftta-Bt., a hall .IQxaj. aide for nieciiiiga. or for Ja«o odtoi' and t«o I fn%m and ISgiQ. BOitoldgfaf coSa. 1 TO It EXT—A socund st,. bcltreea Wtchlspm ami Hmebtc fur a Utro reb Idrt gi*fe‘ eiore', whole! «-dc titilhners. or fltoßar baalttesa. MOHi- nE. Wl Twvoty.fccood.ftt. rfv"*:"** tpO URNT-OU Etit SALE—UAKEinfZ UITJ t i X 3 ovens, cracker machlno. ouU ttcsza.oaer<^. luqr.tro at CW Ml'tyaqkce nv. 1 M O KENT—KOL'R NICE JiUUils, HUiTßii JPtS d “*ii Wil ,r Physician,.or tor office*. Apply ;if ‘iii West Randolph-st. ?rf. •TU KENT OiC LEASE—LOI’ 4«im yfififfTW A f:i«t side of hetwren Uandbfu>Lahft » 3Jihyaokeo >r^ rpO KENi'—STORE NO- 35 EAST X A rpieotild opporionuy for a party wUh a IlUla rvady cssl?. Apply on the premia**, T° utsuNisa X orhnnknvrportin