======== CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1871-10-16 page 1 | https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1871-10-16/ed-1/?sp=1 | fetched 2026-09-14T06:01:35Z ======== ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE. Proceedings of Hie House and Senate 6« Friday. A Bill to Believe the City of Chi cago from the Canal Debt. Act for an Appropriation for the Peo i- pie who Suffered Loss in the Great Fire. Following is the report of tbe proceedings of the Legislature »>n Friday, which could not bo transmitted by telegraph; TQR HOUSE was called to order ot noon by Speaker Smith, and tho Clerk read the Governor’s proclama tion. Rev. Mr. Carnahan made a prayer, in which he alluded In pathetic terms to the cause of the meeting. The Clerk was directed to inform the Senate that the House was ready to proceed to busi ness, and Mcrsrs. Barnes of Morgan. King of Cook, and Miller ot St.Clair were appointed a committee to wait upon the Governor. The rules and standing committee* of tho last session were continued. Mr. Springer offered resolutions tendering the sympathy of tbe Stale to the suffVrcrs by the fire. They were unanimously adopted, and tho Secretary of State was directed to present a copy to the Mayor of Chicago. The Governor-sent in a shoit mwags an nouncing that ho had not time to elaborate Dis views aa-t*» the -course to be pursued, but would be prepared tulo so on Monday. Mr. Waits offered resolution, which was adopted, providing tb’it all vacancies ia.««»ce* to bo filled by the House or speaker be given to sufferers by the five. \lr Sullivan offered a resolution instructing the Committee on Stole Insiituti-ms to inquire what measures should b»* taken t«» T‘-m'»vo the inmates ol the Chicago Reform benoul to the Reform School at Pontiac. The r-solnti'm was rc t-rred. I Mr. Boot offered tho following; A Bill lor no Act to relieve the Lon of the City of Chicago upon tbe Illinois ft M;ca gan L-uml and revenues, by refunding tu said city the amount-expended by it in maki.ig the mi pr-venent contemplated-by An act to pr— vide for tbccouipleuou of the Illinois X Mich igan Canal, upon tue plni u l0 l >t State in 1835, 7 approved February IG. 18& i, to gether with the tntcfo-t thtre-n, ua author ized by Section 5 of said Act. Whereas. Too city of.Chicago hat expended a large amount «fmoney, to-wiij thesumul two and a halt million* of dollars, t« secure.the com pletion of tho Si-c-md div-stuu ol the Illinois and Michigan Canal, under and pursuant to the pr»- viMons of said aci. t approved February IC. 1865* and whereas, th* said city has a vested hen u.-on th« said can*!, wish iu revenues, subject to auy oa-al debt ex*** mg at the time of the Dasiaga cf said-acs.; ami whereas, said debt h.t* been lul.y paid and cancelled: and wnereas. the Canal Trustee? have do ivefed to the biate of il.j nou possession and c ntr -I of said cauai; ana whereas, it is provided by Section 5 of said act as follows: “The State of Illinois may, at any time relievo tais lionmmn tno canal and reve nues. by refund.ng to the city ot Chicago the amount expended in making the c .ntcinplaled impr»v-meat, and the iutcrest tb-roon. Now, Skctiox 1. Bo it enacted by the People of the Slate ot Illinois, represented in the General As sembly, Tnat the sum of-....—, be aud tno same is hereby appropriated lor iho purpose of reliev ing the lien as aforesaid, being the sum of two and a half millions **f dollars, witn interest thereon. Irom which said sum t? hereby refunded to »«id city, and stmli bo paid to the said city as soon ns the said city shall execute and deliver to tho State of Illinois a proper re lease of said li*n. to ibe *atislaction ot the Gov ernor; and tho Auditor ol the Slate, under tho direction ot the Governor, Is hereby directed to draw his warrants f«.r said sura «»f money, paya ble out of any moneys iu tue Treasury m»t oth erwise appropriated, which said warrants may, at the option of tho holder, bo converted into bonds of tho Statu, payable in ten years, with intercstat 6 percent peram.um; and tho Governor and Secretary of State are hereby authorized tocxecutuiach bonds in sums of nut Jess than iSOO each, and tbe same shall t>o regis tered ia the ofilci uf the Auditor, and payable in tbe city »f New York, and shall be designated us Canal Lieu Bonds." Wbcbbas, By reason of a groat conuafraUon in the city of Chicago, tho public buildings, bridges, and other public improvements have been totally destroyed, and the business ol the courts is suspended, whereby an emergency ex ists as a reason why this act shall take effect be fore the Ist day of July next; tueroturo. Be it further enacted. That this act sball take ■effect and be in furce irom and alter its passage. By unanimous consent the bill was read a first rime, and ordered to a seeoi.d reading, and to be printed. Mr. Springer ofiered the following bill, which was read a first time, ordered printed, and to a second reading: A Bill for an act to make an appropriation fur the reltet of the people ot tho city of Chicago, and to authorize a loan to meet a casual deficit in tbe funds oi ibe State. fixcrion 1. Be if enacted bv the people of the State of Illume, repreeented tu the General At eemblv, Tfiat the sum of five Hundred tnuusaud dollars be, and (be aamo b hereby appropriated, out of any moneys in the Treasury nut other wise appropriated, to be paid upou the order oi the G -verm»r, upon warrants drawn by the Auditor on the Treasurer, lor tho purpose o* relieving the people ot the city ofCbicago. made destitute by the rccuot conflagration in thai city: said appropriation to be eXpcndo i under the direction of tho Governor, and iu such man ner os he may indicate. Sec. 2. That, fur the purpose of meeting a casual deficit in tbe Treasury, occasioned t>y the appropriation mado in the foregoing section uf this act, the Governor, Auditor, and Treasurer are hereby authorized t» contract u loan oi -5150,W0. upon the bonds of tbe State of Illinois, •bearing 6 per centum interest annually, payable semi-annually, in tho city of New York; which shall be payable at the pleasure oi the Statu alter years after toe unto hereof, aud shall be uf such denominations us tue Governor mo)’ deedi advisable, aud "hull be kuuwn us the Coicago Relief Bonds." and tho p.ocueds thereof shall be applied, as far as they muy rcalize, to meeting iuo appropriation iu..uj iu the brat section ot this act. Sec* 3. llict, -Menem au emergency exist.- re quirtus this act to take etfoct immediately; namely, the grout distress uuJ s offering ot t»v peupic of tbo city of Cuie.ig brnugut aoout by the recent destruction, by Ur,’, ui a great porium of said city: therefore, this act shall uko effect and be iu turce from nud iif.er Its passage. Air. Waite offered a. resolution providing for tbe loan to Uie city ui Chicago of tuo bupremu Court library at Ottawa. Referred to tbo Cuiuuxittoc oa Judicial De portment, A joint resolution from tho Senate providing lor uo adjournment uoul lu a. m. on .Momi.ij., and lor a visit to Chicago was concurred in. Air. Alortisoo, of (jourf. oiicred a resolution ol thauks to cities aud ptraous ail over Uie world wbo r«anouu«d so nobly and g.uerouso' to Uie appeal for aid. Xi was passed unanimously. Toe Douse Ueu adjourned until 4 p. m. Inc Uutua came to older at 4 p. m. Mr.Suiiivan uttered tu« toilowiug: Httolvcd, That the C»mmutctf uu Municipal Reuiiuu* oe instructed lu consider tbo legisla tion necessary t ivacaiu tbe appvopaa.iou» made by the ordinance passed June &J, 1&T1, by the Comiuu.E Council uf tbu city »*f Cuicago. »»vo so far as tbe.same bavu bctu expended; «mhoi inng tuo Coiuiuju Council t«» puss a new ordinance ui appropriation: furbido'ug any appropriation lor now puui.c works, except tu res.oro bndses and erect temporary struc.urc*. and authorizing Cook County to provide mean* Ul u uc*. C.*ur. House, Jal., and Hal. o! Uceo*.m. The llouae.tUen adjourned. IHK bKSATE. The Senate met ui uouu, L tuicnuot Gover nor Dougherty iu the ehair. Tu«s c-U uua loud. Uto ictoiuli. iis ui syiupatby off.redin tpu House Wcru cuncuircd ui, tbv resolution ol nojoun.ujui.i was parsed, u bill war submitted b» dcuator Uoa«.rwoud, uppropn* nling a utuuk rut.. Jor Uie relict ui Cuicagu, and tl.o ic.a.o aujuurucd u..til Monday. The Committee uu &iate li.stiiuuoDS will probably report a bill providing ‘untie tuenrpu ratiun uf uie Chicago Jlvlurm School nub tbe Stau Reform School at P»>ut\ac, bnugiug botn uncur State mHuagemunt and ruiiuving Chicago ot luu burden ut supHir.itig its insttiuuon. Speaker Smith did uot come to Cuic.igo, though Very unxioiis 11 do because his unugu ter. an only child, is lying at tbe t»-tut ul death. ni£ CISTUM UOl’iiK, The Entire Contents of the building De stroyc 1, Including $1,830,000 :a Paper Aioney. Some most t xtr&ordioary revelations have been made by iLo fire with rcgaid t the archi tecture ot the i’ .at Office and Custmu House building, which, proving to have been a sham and a fraud ot tbe worst kind, has Involved the lon of an immense sum of money. The vault in the Sub-Treasury oflicc, in which Collector MeClcaa bad deposited all tie fundi i-ertainiag to bis deparimcnt, was built upon the see jnd story.' It rested upon two iron pil lars built from the basement, with two iron gird er! of great strength and weight connected with the wall. A third girder onnected the two pillars, fortuitg a Iratm w ork. A heavy fireproof vault was both upon this foundation, and j r -ved to bo about tbo wenkvst in tbo city to resist ths fiorconvss the fire Them were in the vault at the lano of the fire 51.500.000 in greenbacks. $300,000 in Nfttioonl Hank notes, $225,000 in cold, and $5,000 in silver, making a toUl of $2.130,000. ot ui.mh $300,000 was in specie. In an old lr»n ta!c which was 101 l ouUido the vault was deposited VJ. consisting of mutil ated bills and fractional euirmey. Thu «afo was regarded with scorn and deemed unworthy a place in the vault. But like the little fishes in the net, its insignificance saved it. When the bolding caught fire, and hissed with fervent hr t, themiierabSe Iron pillars melted, and the immense vault’with its tabalous tiojsures Idl to th-i basement, burying tbo insignificant sale, and its.mutilated comoots, 'iho consequence w s that the contents of the letter was saved, w tie $1,800,000 in currency was bur.-.cd to puw d;fSU(l bOMClvtllr lot, The specie was scattered over the basement floor, and :osed with the heat. There arc lumps of fused eagles valued at from SSOO t SI,OOO, black coed and burned, but nevertheless good as re fined gold. The imp.uyes have been compelled to r»i*e the rums ot the whole building, and have recovered altogether nb-.-ut fivo-sixtbs of the whole amount. It i» probable ibut di«y# will pass before they nil; be able to find th» remain ago ssoo.oooin gold, ami $25,000 in silver hud been *hipp*d Irom the city. The building was. a* bc.oro staled, n fraud ot the most bartiactddcrCripii-m, and cotmqu.-ui ly an overlairing disgrace t., :be country. Taut n vault containing impure to the aumuni actually I..st should su;.,.orttd Un two Iron pillars, which gave way and let i; last in ruins, and should yet make a i*o.ielol b-iug fire proof. is a plcco ol irmiy the most acute. But this vault was «-nly one o. the Irani!?. The fire-proof doors of the Host Office vault, in wfaicu were stored the records, pMWd trailer e-till. Thu binges ol the massive pur sal* which were to pro tect the government nomds were only affixed .to a single biick. Wht-n, therefore, tbo walls expanded with the heat, (ho sturdy dour* fell out ot th- ir own weight, each bingo carrying with it th. singb* brick to which it held, while the remain der of the trail Wes as firm us possible. 01 o-’Uist*. all the records were bup«le-sly rained. Till? rsylt \nt fire ond buiglar-inoo'. Ex pert* are nut ihu PT* l l wno cun judge of l i THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. VOLUME 35. on the lam® plan, nod the condition of the lower vault suggests great weakness In those erected in other cities. It is probable that the torernment will order on inspection of all ex* isting vaults. the mayor to the legisea- TUBE. Views of the City Administration on Im portant Subjects. To f/ic General Attembly of the State of lUinoie: While your honorable body will hare several c -mmitters appointed by meetings of influen tial and public-spirited citizens, to make known to you their views uf tho present wants of our distressed city in the way of legislation. I have deemed it necessary to select a committee to more particularly roprcicnt my views, and the views of the city administration, and to heartily eo-operato with nil committees appointed by citizens’ meetings. I have appointed as snefa Citnmilten Hon. Charles II- Hon. Wm. C. Goudv, Hon. Melville W. Fuller, the Corporation Counsel. M. F. Tuloy, Esq.; the City Attorney. General I. N. Stiles. Our city ha« no money its treasury except funds which by law are to be held for special ''rhe. S c »rporation Is without a dollar with which to replace its public building*, build its bridges, improve streets, or pay current expenses. Our assessment of tax-s based upon former values ought not to be. and cannot be, collected. A new ass>*Mm**nt, or something equivalent thereto, should bo authorized. Taxation must of necessity almost wholly cease for tho next year or two. Special assessments for local improvements must cease. Tbe m<>st rigid economy must be exercised, but tbe interest upon the city debt must be paid. and its credit maintained. With the oa'istnnc* which can be given by the State in refunding the money expended by the city upon the Illinois and Michigan Canal, and other legislative aid which it is in the power pt bo General Assembly to grunt, and which will be suggested by tho committees, it is believ d that this groat metropolis can maintain its for mer credit, influence, and eommandius eommer ei »l position. In ti;o legislation that rny bo saggested I ask v»ur hoD'>rab:o body to bclievo that the citizens and ibe city nuiu-rillcs can be trusted ns hereto •ore t> carry on the city government, will oe •qiinl to the emergency, and that it. and tbe c ty government which is to soon succeed it, can t»e s itfiy entrusted wtihull matters of a munici pal character. llnmon of the Flre< People are not only hs cheerful ns could be ex pected under the circu-iiitanc -s, but, with ail due regard to the fluff ring which demands their sympathy, they do nut refrain Irom an occasion >l plea»autry. Indeed, as every one among us has bo-n chastened by nffiictiou. everybody claims the right to indulge in jocose remark- wnen occasion suggests them. One merchant, trbo fuuud his safe and its con tenia dfSiruycJ, quietly remarked that was no blame uttaened to the sate; that it wu.- nf chilled iron, and w -uid h-tv stood, but thai Iho firo bad taken the chill all out. —A firm *>f pninleri on M ttd.s>>Q street bulletin tbeir removal os tuliotrs, on asign-board wioeted like a guide-board upon the ruins uf tbeir old C9t*bli-hmciit: MOORE ft GOE. Uocse and Sign Painters, Removed to 111 Drsinaines ct, Capital, 5000.00d.30. —An editor «-f a daily paper baa received sev eral poetical effusions suggested by the late disjstcr; bat he declines them nil, on the ground tnat it is wasteful to print anything wbiou requires every lino with a capital, who;, capital is as scarce as it is now in Chicago. —A bride who entered tbe holy married state oo Tuesday evening determined to d*> so in, a calico dress, in deference both 10 the proprieties and tho necessities of the occasion. Bui she dcsir« d that her toilette de ehambre should be, ii possible, on a m»rc gorgeous scale. Being des titute ot a ros* de nutt uf suitablo elegance, she sent out to several neigubors ot her temporary hostess to borrow such a garment, stipulating that it must be a fine one. So peculiar is tho feminine nature, however, that bur modest re quest excited no enthusiasm ia her beball imung tho ladies to whom it cam’*. This is n«i a joke. —A signboard, stuck in tbe ruins of a building on Madisoustreet, reads: "Offing to circum stances ..ver which we bad no control, we have rtmuved," etc. An Incident of ttxe Fire. Mr. Nathaniel Bacon, of Niles, Mich., student at law with Messrs. Tenney, McClellan ft Ten ney. at No. 120 Washington street, slept in tbeir office. On waking* at about 1 o’clock* and see ing the Court House on fire, he saw that the office* which was immediately opposite, would surely go. Judging that ono of the safes In (he office would not prove fire-proof* ho promptly emptied the contents of bis trank on the floor ot the doomed building* and* filling it with tbo interior contents oi tno sate, bucks, valuable papers, money, ftc.. shouldered tbo trunk and carried it t a place oi safety on Twenty-second i»troct— Jofiog thereby all bis own clothing and ■-ffrets except what ho bad on. That yuuog man is a h tu. Despatch irom Bishop F'olcy. Baltimore, Oct. 12.—The following despatch was received to-day by Archbishop Spalding: Chicago, Oct. 12.1871. *-lrcA&t«Aon Spaldinp, Baftiniore.* The Oath- Ural, six churches. Orphan Asylums. Hospital. House of tbo G»od Shepherd, schools, charitable institutions, and Bishop’s bouse are in ruins. Over 100.000 people ore homeless. I neg you for a general collection in all of your churches next Sunday. Tho Superintendent of the Telttzrapn Company asks you tu repeat this message to tho prelates ot the country, as our vires arc ton crowded and few. Request all re alliances to be mado to your-alf. [Signed] Thomas Folkt, Bishop of Chicago. MISCELIiSEOUS ITEMS. Tbe Stuyvossnt Bank, of Now York City, sus pended October 12. Tuo depositors will prob ably be paid, though the capital of the bank is seriously impaired. Thu litiiuro is said to be attributed to tbo Cbicaso fire. —lt is generally credited tbnt a vigilance com mitteo bus been firmed in Now. York City to st >p repenting at the next clccti »n. —Tbo New York Timet states that Tweed re cently lost lour miUi-na by an unlucky specula nun in the West, Also, that Swocuey advises Tweed to resig —A itonth-man, wb has lust made a trip over tbo Louisvi.lc, New Albany A Chicago Railroad -ay? taut pratrio and wood fires arc rasing nlnog ;he line between New Albany and Lafuyctio. On :h*' north end of the ro.>d. thr-mga the prairie* of Kankakee County, there Iras one broad bli.tc of destruction. Tbe flames of these Gres nave swept nauy miles upon miles of f-necs, hay and gram iusuicK, corn iu the fie;d*. and not a l'< w uouses, barn?, mid cow-pens, and yesterday they tveiusiill burning. Many towns along iue nor.h eo i oftbe ru.id bare been c impelled lo turn out ail their inhabitants to ficht away tbo fire. —Tbo heal b «,f Queen Victoria is improving. —Tbe French rnuieil journals ar> unanimous jo their censure of the appaimmontof Fcreire to ibo Ministry of tbo Interior, and accuse Tbicrs ofpreiemluig to conduct a Republican govern ment without calling Republicans to bis aid or counsels. —At the City of Mexico, Oet.l.4oogensJarmcs and cava ry revolted ai.d aiumpttd ;u taxo pos session ot th city. Tac garrison rallied under ibo command ol General h cha and o burs, and attacked and defeated the insurgents. Several uf tbo officers, wtib 250 men, were taken pris oners and shot. —David Kcntly, c/i'n« James Wilson, was hung at Uiinl-ru. Conu., Oct. 13. He uitcmptoi sui cide early that morning by endeavoring to puncture his heart with a small wire which be had secreted upon his person. At tbe hour for execution bo walked firmly to tbo scaffo.d, and made a short speech, iu which bo Said he ha i uiumpted c?cai>o tbe ignominy ot th<*scat jold. He justified his net i.< killitn: tbe Warden, and finally put too rope «i-cr hu own neck, and mot i.is f.iio without fliucbmg. —Tho attorney ot Paymaster Hodge has born .•tigaged during the past lew day* in turning uver uis property at Washington io indemnity the government, so f»r n? it will go. As soon ns tht.« is completed, llouge will bo removed io ttio Albany PvuiicLtiary to cuter upon ins im prisonment. —Letters received from members of tbe geological expedition of the fortieth parallel re port that extensive fires have raged tnrougiout the H-.cky .Mountains since August 2d. filling the air with such volumes »t suii.ku us to stop the top..graphical work. On October 2 a heavy snow storm prevailed, and uu tbo 3d, lor the first lime, tho air was clear. —W tbo, the shipbuilder of Now York, had an interview with too President on tno 13.h. Uc thinks tuatunless Congress shnll Something at the next session in uiil of steam navigation every American line will have to g.ve way to the British within a year. —Joo Coburn gave un exhibition ri Memphis, on tbo 13ih. and is en route for Ki-w Oilcans, to go into trnimnx tor bis coming figat with Mace. —The lasi mil nu the Evansville, Terre Haute Chicago Ra.lrnad was laid on iho lath. —lho sebwabe Gallery of Fallen Heroes was sold at auction in Boston. .a u-et tu twcnty-lonr hours, aad is still rising. Five million locs buve broken from their fastenings, nnd are floating past the city. Large quantities must be lust. It is tcnridthal much uitui. ge will br done bridge?. eic.” —A Nc» York despatco of the 13tb s«ys: The p.nie w bica was attempted un Thursday night recoiled upon its authors this morning, the slock uiniket opening a? though i.otuing bad bapponed. A hulo excitement m Wail street nt noun was nliajvd by Commodore Vanderbilt's loan of $5,000,000 to the street. This blocked the game ot the King that has been licking up the greenbacks.” —lteccius Irom files <-ftbc London papers that Disraeli was grossly mi.«r,pieseuied in ihe re port that. In his speech on tau evening «t Sep tember 2u, at liughendec. he said that ice Queen Whs morally and physically incapacitat ed Irom performing public duties any longer.” Xuo cxnc. words ot D;s;ncU convty a moaning .-Xactly opposite Ituu that giVrti in the report, according to all the journals, except tbo Tele graph. _ —Toe Domini Government are drafting men irom different mimia districts, ai.d sending them ta- rougoly equipped to ru.niwrcj companies in Manitoba. —The Convention <, adop.ed a new coDsliiuiion, and unpointed I'oumie i bia as toe place ol meeting next year. Judge Dwyer, of Dayton, wus elected President. Considerable Warm dis cus- iou occurred ou n piup-i>iiian to strikeout tuo word Insu” irom the Duiue, but the word was finally reunit'd by a large majority. —At bait Lako City, «>u ibe 19-h. Brirbam Young, accompanied by a number oi elders, ap p-art-a ui court and Pas Uvld io bail in ihu sum ol ,5.000 to a..swt-r. Ho passed through the crowd trum bis carnage Uj> Stairs l>» the court room. .Maay uais were rum r ebatr and kt-eniug the croud at a dis tance, ‘i’ne counsel «t Brigham firs; pul id a p.ca of abatement, watch was overruled. Tbo ‘•eat movement was t.» qn-t»h the tnd.ctmuiit. During tbo argum -ut uftuis Bnguam retired. It was expected that mo court would tiivo >ts decision ou t:iu 12th. Hie l>iluwmgnas tciugrapbcj to Boston on thclUh: trECCTiVE lliNsmx.WiiinNtmiN. Oc. 11. "To Honorable Samuel Hooper, Hatton. Matt: Uid it not uc \vcl» ior tnc good pvoplo ol IJos-uu to di.'peiisO witu the curcmuuy and ex r v. v r I'-.. .1 U deemed advisable for tbe relief oi the sufferers by the Chicago disaster. I am sure such a course would pio&se me. (Signed) "U. S. Gbast. —The Secretary ol the Treasury, on the 11th* received telegrams from London and Canada, inquiring if clothing, blankets, &e., for the pea rl* of Ctiieago, wonld be admitted free of duty. The Secretary immediately replied that such goods would be admitted free, and gave tue necessary orders to Collectors. —A dospaten to the Now York Tribune from Washington. October 11, says; "That a strong and vigorous effort will be made early in tbe next session of Congress to consummate tho Saato Domingo annexation scheme cannot long er brtdouuted. Tue irieods of the proposition are confident of luccsii, and openly declare their purpose to urge tbe matter before tho two Houses of Congress. lo this connection, it is stated, on undoubted authority, that tho President has declared bis purpose not to refer to the subject of annexation in his annual mes sage." —Senator Schurs indorses the now reform party movement recently started to Tennessee. Hta Diends in Washington assert that his letters re c ntly received approve ibis eot.r,o as one likely t<> bring about civil service rei.Tm. and the uttier principles which tbe Senator bos so long con tended for, and which were enunciated in hit Into socceb at Nashville. It is staled that he 1 urged the leaders of this so-called reform to tuako this muve. —l’he New York TrUmne of tho 12th says; A largo crowd gathered m .root of a laucy store on Nassau street, throughout yesterday, admiring .-to intensely colored picture of Paris during the Communist conflagrations. _ It was generally supposed to bo a representation of Chicago, and u. equivocal praise for tho wonderful dispatch witu which it had been produced was accorded by more than »ne bystander." —At St. Louts, on tbe 12lb, a large part of the United States bonded wareuou’o on North Second street, between Carr and Biddle, fed, silling Ocorgo V. Bells. Agent of tbe Transier Company, and seriously injuring two others, i'hu warehouse was overloaded with coffee. —At New Dublin. Nova Scotia, oo Wednes day. man named Worubjch killed his wife and .our children and then drowned himself. Ilia wife’s nead was split oi-eu with on axe. and hi? children’s throat cat from car to car. Ouo i.f (ho children was an infant, and Ibo oib-rs ugu u respectively six. eight, and tcu yc.trs. —A despatchlrom Milwaukee, the 12tb, asys: ’loe ringleaders «f tue gang who attempted to ur were port di tue C-ncugo plunderiog party, flee ing from Pinkerton’s death or Milwaukee. Their imeuti.u being apparent, .be railroad authorities would out allow tuem to come any mrtitor u-rtb, aud they retaliated by attempting wholesale sl iughur." —Tue St, LuUU Jfcini&fteon oi tho 12th bos ah editorial ot much a g.,.fica..ce, Ii suggests tba no Democratic candidate he nomtuated f>r 1871. It soya there is oo n itioaal president tor such u course, but tbe experiment is not an untried one. and cite* thecampaign in Missouri l ist tall. It thinks *he adoption ot tuis policy would divtdi cao Republican party; luac the liberal «lemo-.i m t jos party would have a candidate In opposi ti n to Grant, wuom the Democrat* could sup port, and the result w-.uld be a m.jority of Dem ocrats ani Liberas in Congress. —The Cincinnati inquirer of tho 13th aajs: Officers Or gan and Hidings yesterday arrest ed two young colored men, giving their natm* as J. Culc'aud F. llueles hailing from Cbici g«», on suspicion of being two o' tho number ol thieves who have been preying off of tho inhab itants o: that ill-fated cny uy robbing them oi •be little they saved irom tho great conflagra tion. When arrested, they had largo quantities of jewelry on their persons, which evidently did not belong to them, as it was marked will, family names. They are at present confined i ilammuod Street Station House, until roou thing definite c .n be ascertained from Cbtc>g —A Toronto dispatch of tho I2thsays; Far ther advic.-o have been received confirmatory ui tho account ot tbe Fe.dau attack on Pembina i.u tbe sth iust. They mot with no resistance ther the place nut being garrisoned. It appears tba; O’Dononue bos bcou planning the attack o Fort Garry all summer, relying upon r cciving ruppurt from the French hnlf-bre*da. Tbe raid was intended to inspire them with confidence, lie has been Intriguing with tbe workmen on line of the Northern Pacific Railroad, counting on tbeir help when work on tbe road s-opi-ed. lie is said to have been accompanied by O'Neil, a Southern general, and bad ouly filly men with him," —The jury In the Clem east, at lodtacapalla. c«mo Into court on Thursday aflornoah. after having been oat 22 hours, and announced tbeir inability to agree, and they ware thereupon dis ehnrcrd. A motion was then mado to admit tbi dofoedant to bail, which was set down for argu ment on the 25th lost. It is probable that M ra. t'lein will be detained at Lebanon until the in dicun nts against her are decided or taken Irom the jurisdiction of that court. —A Quebec dcsyntch of October 12 says: A cable despatch from tdo Knglisk G ■vornment to offer Chicago ail tbe military toots and blankets In «be Dominion. Of the latter thcro are over SUO.OOO. —The losses by tbe fire nt Windsor, Canada, are estimated at $150,003. Insurances are heavy and iu tbe following companies: North British, Mercantile. Imperial, Royal, Active* British American, Western, and Provincial. —lt is estimated at tho Internal Revenue Bu roaa.tbut tbo Chicago ffre will reduce tbe tnt-r --a*l revenue receipts to tho extent of $4,000,000. —Thu President baa issued a proclamation setting forth that unlawful combinations ana conspiracies still vxict in tbo counties of Spar* tansburgh, Y rk. Mari-in, Chester, Laurens, Newberry* Fairfield, Lancaster, and Clu-aU-r --field, 8. C*. tnua obstructing nod hindering th execution of thu laws uf South Carolina and tb« United States, and calls up n all comblnation*- t<> disperse within five days, and deliver up all arms, disguises* ets.* t the United States Mar »hals and tbeir Deputies. —Second Assistant Postmaster Giles H. Smith has resigned on account of ill-hcaltn. John 8. Routt. United States Marshal fur tho Southern District ot Alabama, has been appointed bis suc cessor. —Tbe Acting Commissioner of Internal Reve nue has issued an order that nil claims fur tho roluuding of taxes claimed to bare been erru neously paid, from Chicago claimants, shall bo taken up and acted on immediately. —A Salt Lake dispatch of the lUh soys thai Brigham Young has signified bis inlcnti >u to subscribe $1,t03 in aid of tbe Chicago sufferers. RAILROADS. Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne AND Chicago Railway IS ALL RIGHT Trains leave from corner of HUdlion and Canal streets Chicago, as heretofore. OsOO A. M. Express entire train with Pullman's palace Cars through to Now Y'ork without change. Stls P. M. Express with Pullman's Palace Cars through to New Y'ork without change, OsOO P. M. Express with Pullman's Palace Cars through to New York without change. Bi3o A.M. Mail slope at allstatlans. 3i45 P. 11. Valparaiso Accommodation. Tickets for Passage and Slscplng Cars at depot* W. C. CLEL.WD, Asst Gen'l Passenger Agt. Erie North Shore Line. £Tbe Office of the Erie 4k North Shore lilue will be found at 700 TVabash-ar. Freight bythlsX.tne Is now mtlosdlng and ready for delivery at Depot of the Northwestern Railway, corner Canal and Slxteenth»st., West Side, or at C. B. &Q. Depot. J. W. SMITH, Agent. THE LOCAL FREIGHT OFFICE OF THE IL LINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CO. IS LOCA TED AT WELDON SHOPS. WHERE FREIGHT CHARGES WILL BE PAID AND CONTRACTS GIVEN. FREIGHT, IN QUANTITIES LESS THAN CAR LOADS, WILL BE RECEIVED AND DELIVERED AT C., 8., Q. FREIGHT HOUSE. CAR-LOAD LOTS ON THE OLD GROUND. BUSINESS CARDS. I Still Live. Have removed to corner Pr&lric-av. and Twen tieth-«t. Am prepared to do painting and clazing with dispatch- J. B. SULLIVAN. Send communications by mall to residence. IRB Sooth Sangamon-et. Formerly of 806 N. Clork-sL Carter, Becker Sc, Dale, Attorneys and counsellor*, office (far tho present) SC Canal-st, Will remove about Nov. 16th to Nixon’s new fire proof bonding, corner La Salle and Monroe-sts. S. U. Ransom Co., will resume basinets in a few dare with a full sup ply of stoves and castings. Office SPO State street, near Twelfth. Geo. illcßinuoy Co. wish to inform their nomeroos friends and patrons that they hare fortunately escaped the ravages of the late conflagration—saving most of their books and papers of value-—and will resume business Im mediately. Office, 259 East Randolph-st., Lind’s Clock. The Northwest Paper Company have removed to 87 West Lake-eL All parties Indebted to ns will oblige ns by making Immediate parment. and remitting drafts on New York. Post Office orders, or money by express, as may bo convenient. OFFICE OF SIBLEY ENDICOTT, JTI Wabiuh-BT. BUSS, MOORE CO., Wholesale Grocers. Office at GM Wabash Ave nue. Wc are building a tempoiarv store on the Lake shore, near Peck Court, and will resume bu sluses In a very few days. Goods are now arriving. We trust y.o efforts on the’part of our customers will be omßed to oonllnno placing os In possession of available funds at the earliest moment. Remit Currency by express. Attention! Wc have dwelliogs. Cottages, rooms, stores, offices, furnished and unfurnished: lots and real estate. In ail parts of the city, to rent- sell, or lease. Call at once. JOHN M. WAITE, S.E. WELLS, Office 4S Habbard-coart, formerly 125 Dearborn-st, Woods, Gooding Co,, General Comroleeioo Merchants and Produce Deal er*. Uhllch’a Hotel, corner State and TwcDty-scc ond-sts. Solicit consignments. Prompt returns guaranteed. Refer to Barley A Tyrrell, A. B. Goodrich, Henry W. King A Co., and J. W. Pres ton, R. M. WOODS. D. W. C. GOODING, 8. E. MINER. Snmncl S. Greeley, City and County Surveyor: CLEVELAND FRENCH. Civil Engineer* and Surveyors, have removed to SCO Wahaahavc. Webster Bros. trill resume business with a full assortment ol Milhoery Goods within ten days corner of West Washington and Union Park, accessible by Madi i -n TRANSPORTATION. NOTICE TO SUPPERS. Tbe Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne on-et. West Side Laundry, ICr: West Ifemdolph-st. Prepared to do any Amount of work. t. M. HENDERSON SO.’S Office is now at 337 Miicbigaii-aw shall resume business in a few days. Parlies indebted to ns will confer a great favor by sending us all the money they can. c. M> HENDERSON CO. PHELPS, DODGE PALMER, Mannfaauren and jobbers of Boots and Shoes, Will continue business store on Hlchigan-av., op posite Michigan Avenue Hotel. Orders sent to ns will be filled on or about tie 38th lost. Gilbert Sampson will resume business opposite NO. SSO HICHIGAN-AV. Office for the present at 93SMICHIQAN-AV. W. M: Collins, iof 119 Dearborn-sU. -will open on the site of his old i h 1 ioep GENERAL NOTICES. A CARD FROM FM, Ilians Co. Our Office is at 75 Calumet-av., Second house north of Twenty-tccond-et., where we have all oof books and valuable papers that wo saved from the flames. We earnestly solicit all persons indebted to us to aid us all they can by remittances. Thankful for past favors, and hoping to,reimbark in business again soon. We remain, yours truly, FITCH. WILLIAMS CO. THE AMERICAN MERCHANTS’ UNION EX. PRESS COMPANY are now prepared to RECEIVE AND FORWARD ALL BUSINESS OFFERED. Eastern basineos, for New York, Boston. Ac., office 115Twenty-sccond-et. Western bastnefs, for Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railroad and con nections, at office Canal and Burlington Crossing. For Northwestern Railroad and roads leaving from that depot, at office comer of Klnzie and CohiU-fta. (old Milwaukee Depot). Also at office 214,316, and 218 West Randolph, comer Cauai. Principal office. NO. 115 TWKNTY-SECOND-ST. 612 Michigan-av. All our account books and plates are saved. The machinery is in motion to meet the wants of all our customers at tho earliest possible moment. ROOT ft CADY. Eli PI RE LINE. The office of tho Empire Transportation Com pany is In tho Lake Shore ft Michigan Southern Freight Depot, comer of Polk and Griswold-ats. JOS. STOCKTON. Agent. Rand, McNally &Co- H. A, PITTS’ SONS, 106 108 W. Eandolph-st. The Cook County National Bank 19 OPEN VOB BUSINESS AT 323 MICHIGAN-AV. CHASE BROS. CO. Having saved their Abstracts of Cook County Eeoords From the firo have located hCthc M.ISOMC BUIIBIXG, Corner of West Randolph and Halsted-ets. (No. 9 South Holated-st.). and will Boon he prepared to famish complete chains of title to all real estate In ♦his city and county. The Enterprising Firm of JAMES S. EIRE CO., Soap Manufacturers, arc already engaged with a large force of men re moving the debris from tbo mine, and expect to be rebuilt and In tunning order in forty-flve days Office UNION ROLLING MILL CO.. REMOVED TO Timm WORKS AT BRIDGEPORT. Wyeth Vandervoort, MALTING CO.’S OFFICE AT 92 AND 91 SOUTH CLINTON-ST. Ready-Made Houses, DWELLINGS, STORES AND WAREHOUSES. LYMAN BRIDGES ft CO., Corner Carroll and Saagamon-sts. OF ALL KINDS, OLD AND NEW, Bought arid sold by LYMAN BRIDGES ft CO.. Comer Carroll and Saugamon-sts. The Atlantic, Pacific 6t. Western Telegraph Companies will open their general office on Batnrday nert, 14th Inst., at 36 Canal-at. We wonld annonneo to onr customers and the trade that we cxpoct to resume business with our usual stock within two weeks (rom this date. KEITH BROS. Oct. IS, 1871. TO OTJB CUSTOMERS and the public. The respective money institutions under my charge will resume business in a few days, of which further notlco will bo given. I will be ablo to fully maintain my credit, auc .-.t tbe same time be happy to afford aid and counsel to those who are entitled toil. HENRY GREENEBAUM. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail way Freight Depot, Madison street, being saved from destruction by the great fires of Saturday and Sunday nights. Is now In shape to take freights, enabling this artery of trade to open np and relieve those who may have property to go forward from Chicago, and has opened, an office at No. O Madi son street, under the Briggs House (formerly tbo Loclcde). directly opposite the Madison street Freight Station. Hie Mar Union Line Agency has Ua headquarters at this office. No very largo amount of freight can be taken immediately, but enough to enable parties to raise money from tbelr Eastern correspondents. B. C. XELDBUM, G. W. Freight Agent. Chicago, Friday, Oct. 18,1871 Herring’s Safes Triumphant! Twenty-two safes have been takoc from the ruins so far. Contents all safe. A largo assortment of all sizes constantly on hand at the Chicago depot aad manufactory. HERRING CO., comer of Foortconth-sL and Indiana-av. Office National Land C 0,., 39 Canal-st, near entrance to the tnnncl. C. N. PRATT, General Agent. French Consulate Is now removed to 323 West Randolph-fit. Office hours from 11 a. m. UU 1 p. m. Proposals for the erection ofa brick bam 50x315 located on Market near Van Bnrcn-st.. will bo re cclvod at once at the temporary office of P. E. Ban mann, southwest comer of Canal and Twclfth-sts. The Fifth National Bank wm be open for business at 449 Wabash-av.. on and after MONDAY, Oct. IS. ISAAC G. LOMBARD, Cashier. The Miases Aiken Bare reaored their Dreas Making Parlors‘from 9C Vanßnrcn-et. to 50 Hamon-coaru The Offloe of C. B. Sawyer Co., IS AT 419 WABASH-AV. Resumes lectures at City Hospital to-day. The course will bo completed, and those qualified wil, be graduated. Board is as reasonable as before, and all who desire can be accommodated. To the Savings Depositors of the Union Insurance and Treat Company: We shall open at onr Branch Office, 316 Hilwan* kee-ar., October IS- All depositors ore cautioned not to Mil their books, as the bank will pay in Rill. 8. W. RAWaON, Pres; W. B BOSWELL. Cashier. Odd-Fellows’ Relief Committee. HEAD QUARTERS AT PORT DEARBORN A.P. DOREUU3. PARLORS. _ Comer Hndlson and lialstciLsta.. DISTRIBUTING OFFICE, 190 MADISON-ST. J. WARD ELLIS, President. JOHN O. ROGERS. Treasurer. K. B. SHEEHAN, Secretary. Merchants’ Despatch Transportation Company, 218 West Randolph, ccmer Grecn-st., (over Ameri can Merchants’ Union Express office,) or at rail road freight depot. Canal and Slxteenlh-tts. Consignee* leaving ihclr address at cither above places will have their freight delivered or notice of arrival given them as they may wish as soon as freight is nnloaded. N. J.HOWE, Agent. GOODRICH’S STEAMERS. All on their routes as heretofore. Daily for Mil waukee and all west shore porta. Dally for Grand Haven and Muskegon. Daily for St. Joseph and Benton Harbor. Semi-weekly to Green Bay, Menominee, etc. Office and docks loot of Michl can avenoe. T. G. BCTLIN, Snp’t. and bricklayers wanted by the Illinois Central Railway Co. Apply at I. C. R. R, stone freight house, loot of Sooth Water-st. Advertisements for the Illinois Staata Zeltung are received until 4 o'clock p. m. at our office. 10U; West Randolph street. ILLINOIS STAATb ZETTUNG CO. The Dyhrenfurth College. 1 'nil be ro-oneoed shortly in a suitable situation General Notice. WILL BE FOUND AT Building Materials KEIIH BROS., To Contractors. Ruth Medical College Notice. Stone Masons INSURANCE. THE rnu k t. OF BROOKLYN, Cash Assets, $1,850,000 Loses in the GREAT FIRE LESS THAN $500,000 And has Opened an Office at 62 SOUTH CAML-ST. Property insured and Losses paid as usual. We have commenced paying. Policy-holders call and present their claims; E. S. CRITCEELL, AGKENT- Applyfor Agencies in yorthweetem Slates to 12. S. CRITCHELL. Special Agent. TO PARTIES WANTING BeliaMe Insurance. Policies issued iu tlie HOME Insurance Company, of Columbus, OMo, from this date. Apply to GEO. C. CLARKE CO., AGENTS, 10 Eldridge-court. B. The HOJIK INSUR ANCE COMPAXV Is ready to pny all claim. In full without unnec essary delay. Present your claims to GEO, C. CLAKKE CO„ Agents, IO Eldridge-court. Chicago, Oct. 12. IjrSURJLJVCE, Insurance Co., Of FlxilacLelphia., Will pay ita tosses promptly, and all persons hold lug policies in this Company are roqnestcd to pre sent them for Immediate adjustment at Soom No. 5 Laclede House. DAVIS REQUA, Agents. 379 Wabash-av., OFFICE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INS CO. OP HARTFORD. Interests of policy holders and applicants for insurance will bo promptly attended to. STEARNS. DI JKINSON ft CO., General Agents, (Successors toMooreftSloarns)’*'" 3T9 Wabash-av. Yonkers and New York Insurance Company, WESTERN DEPARTMENT. Office. 1086 Indlana-av. Yonkers and New York Insurance Co. Policy holders will please present thelrclaims to O. W. BARRETT Co., at offices, 393 Wabash av., or corner West Randolph and Halstcd-st. can present them at Western Department office, 1066 Indiana-ar. Now York, Oct. 10, 1871. GENTLEMEN: At a meeting of the Ger mania," ••Hanover," "Niagara, and “Repub lic Insurance Companies, of New York Com prising the Underwriter’s Agency." held this day, due preparations were made to pay Immedi ately. upon 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 tbe gross cash assets of tbe Underwriter's Agency over two and ono-balf million dollars ($2,500,000.) A. STODDART. General Agent. To Ogden, Sheldon Scudder, Agents, 62 South Canal street, Chicago. persons holding policies in the Un derwriter's Agency," will present them at 02 South Canal-et., for adjustment. OGDEN, SHELDON SCUDDER. Agents. CHICAGO SCALE COMPANY. Fairbanks’ Standard Scales, No. 11 Canal-st. FAIRBANKS, GREENLEAF CO. THE TV A TER StPPLT. TOBACCO. Heartt, Waite Dodge, Manufacture*? -and Jobbers of Tobacco, 00 West Waahington-st.,havc opened our office for business as above, have secured a factory with holler and shafting in place, have new machinery on the way soon to arrive, and shall in a short time be able to supply tbo trade with onr regular goods. Can fin orders for plug tobacco at once. Those who are owing ns wlll ald ns much in this emergency by remitting amount of Indebtedness as early as possible. _ 200 Pails of Globe” Fine Cut, From Detroit, at old prices, by WEINER WALLACE, 44 Wainat-sL; also, fall lino common smoking tobacco and ping, flounders, etc. MERCHANT TAILOR. ELY, Draper aM Tailor, Is still ALIYE and well, and, with, a CHOICE stock of WOOLLENS, is at his Parlors, 657 Wabash-av., Between Thirteenth and Fonrteenth-sts,, in readi ness to serve his city and country patrons as usual. Established in Chicago, 1854. IRON. Office of A.B.MEEKEE&CO. 376 WABASH-AV. STOCK UNINJURED AND READY FOR BUSINESS. Send along year orders. A fall stock of PIG IRON and COAL on hand. COMMISSION. CULVER CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 86 South Canal-st. NUMBER 70. TIME TABLE. RAILROAD. Special Notice For the present, and un til farther notice, all pas senger trains will leave from and arrive at Twen ty-second-st. Station. We are in a healthy con dition, and all trains will depart on their regular time, as follows: Mail, 6:13 a.m., Sundays cx. Day Ex., 9:13 a. m., Sundays cr. Jackson Ac., 4:13 p. Hilt dayacx. Atlantic Ex., 5;28 p. m., Dally. Night Ex., 9:13 p.m., Sunday ex. Pullman’s Palace Cars ATTACHED TO ALL TBATN3. Through. Tickets, Sleep ing £S}j: Accommodations, and Thiiongh Baggage Checks can he obtained at the Station. HENRY C. WENTWORTH, Q.W.P.A. H. E. SARGENT, Gen'l Snpc HALL’S SAFE a LOCK COMPANY'S CHICAGO HOUSE IS LOCATED AT 66 West Madison-st, A stock of Safes, and Hall’s Superior Bank locks will lie ready for sale TO-DAY, At Old Prices. FRANK B. TUCKER, GAGE BROS. GO., WHOLESALE OFFICE FOB THE PRESENT AT 419 MICHIGAN-AV. Will open with an entire NEW STOCK at 961 Indiana-av. Ahont the 20 th October. Send Your Orders. MACHINERY. Engines and Machinery. C.& G. Cooper &Co., M ANUFACTD RKKS Stationary, Portable, and Farm Slide Voire ENGINES of every required size. Upright and Hoisting ENGINES. The Corliss Automatic Cnt-Off ENGINES. Cooper Co.'s Improved Slldo Valve Cnt-Off ENGINES. Tabular locomotive and Fine BOILERS. Circular SAWMILLS. FLOURING MILLS, and complete MACHINERY for flooring mills, sawmills, elevators, fornaces, and factories. Plans and specifications famished to easterners without charge. Small Engines on bond or in pro cess of manufacture. Orders filled on short notice. The Mt. Vernon Iron Works, established ISS3, are among the largest in the country, and have the most approved facilities for manufacturing. Their machinery Is of the latest improved designs, and In every Instance Is guaranteed to give entire sat isfaction. Call on or address, for large Illustrated circular, C. G. COOPER CO., 10 and 12 West Randolph-st., Chicago COAL. Our Coal Yard all Eight. fe are Beailj to Deliver In One Ton Lots To any One TFc Otic COAI. Or to the Public at the Old Prices. Office and Yard No. I North Market-st. W.M.&J.F.OICOTT. JEWELRY. American tnterprise. STARK A ALLEN’S WHOLESALE JEWELRY AND WATCH BUSINESS REOPEN ED AT 863 WADASH-AV. Wo have ordered, by telegraph, a complete du plicate of our stock ofcoods destroyed at the «eat fire, and are now ready to fill any orders, and sap ply our customers the same as before. STARK ALLEN, 363 WABASH-AV. LIQUORS. WOLF MICHAEL, WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS, II and 13 West illadlson-st, CHICAGO. ILL.. Have on hand a full stock of flue Kentucky, Bouts bon, and Rye Whiskies, Gins, Brandies, Ac.. Sher ry, Port, Rhine, Catawba, and California Wlnee, which they will sell at prices fully as low as before the fire. Country customers will do well by examining machinery EMES AND MACHINERY. C. G. COOPER CO. 10 aid 12 WEST RAKDOLPH-ST., CHICAGO., MAKUFACTDRE Stationary, Portable, Farm, Hoisting, and Upright Engines of CTery required site. The Corliss automatic cot-off engines, Coopor Co.’s Improved slide valve cat* off engines; tabular locomotive and fine boilers; saw mills, flooring mills, and complete machinery for floating mills, saw mills, elevators, furnaces, and fac tories; plana and specifications famished, to customers withont-charge. Small en gines on band or in process tore. Orders filled on short notice. Low prices and liberal terms to tho sufferers In the late fire. THE MOUNT VERNON IRON WORKS (established 1633) arc among the largest in the country, and have the most approved facilities for manufacturing. Their machinery Is of the Istesc improved designs, and satisfaction Is guaranteed in every instance- on, or address, for large Illustrated Circa. C. c. COOP ER CO.. 10 ASD 12-WEST SASDOLPH-ST., CHICAGO. INSURANCE. Insurance Go. Westem Department Office cor. 'Washington and Green Sts. The losses of this Company, by Chicago fire from reliable data, are found not to exceed §1,500,000,00. 'And any just claim will ho promptly met, and PAID IN FULL I I ASSETS t 83,950,000.00, mil .composed of the moit approved securities. Premium income nearly $200,000 per month. They are therefore prepared to receive applications for INSURANCE, and grant indemnity of the most undoubted character. Office for local business. 68 CANAL-ST. s. Moore co., city Agu. Q. F. DISSELL, Gen*l Agent. IN9DRA.N :E. -ETXA IT3URANCECO.. or Hartford. ATLANTIC SnmjAL INSURANCE CO., or Now Tors. Certificates for Marine Insurance issued In the above companies, at the -Etna office. No. 5i in the Board of Trade Building The BiversMe Hotel, Riverside, will he kept, from tM# date, by Messrs. Gage Bros. Rice. Sufferers by the groat fire will bo liberally treated, and board for the fall andjwin ter at very moderate prices. Pleasant rooms. Gas and water, and frequent trains. Apply at Riverside. Transit House. Tucker Sherman, proprietors—terms, as be fore the fire, $3 per day. All trains stop at Forty thlrd-st. Carriages to convey passengers to and from cars. Street cars ran hourly. P. *Ft. W. dummy six times daily. Hyde Park House. Open for the winter. Accommodations for Two Hundred Guests. PIERCE A BENJAMIN, Prop’*. BOOTS AND SHOES. Doggett, Bassett Hills. HEADQUARTERS AT 522 Wabash-av., Comer Harmon-court, Have on the way a new StOCH of BOOTS SHOES, And will soon he p-epared to supply customers. MANAGER, THM ADAMS EXPRESS Company's Office is at. 55 West Washington-st. Patrons trill please Iraro their address, that wo may deliver their goods. JNO. L. HOPKINS, Agent. ROCK RIVER Paper Co. AT 56 North Jefferson-st, HAVE nt A STOCK OF ALL KINDS OP BUILDING PAPER, Saturate) Stalin Biari, Prepared Plastering Board, Felt Roofing, AND QUARTZ CEMENT. Abo, SEWS, PR TXT, and T TRAPPING PAPER. 56 North Jefferson-st. REMOVALS. THE Wheeler Wilson GENERAL OFFICE IS REMOVED TO No. 338 West Madiscm-st. Our Sooth Side customers can obtain machines nd supplies at 163 TWENTT-SECOND-ST. A large stock of machines are already on the way, and-measorcswillat once be taken to pat up a per manent building. FARRAR wnEF.l.ra Union Screw and Bolt Co. Office removed to COLLINS BUR GEE’S Stove Foundry. southwestern cor ner Van Buren and Jefferson-sis. VTe are prepared to fill all orders for Bridge. Car, Track, Machine and Skein Bolls, Lag Screws, Jack Screws, and Carriage Bolts. Wo have made arrangements for doing BLACKSMITH WOKK for buildings. Regular Prices. STEAMSHIPS. Carrying the British and United States Malls. Tho office of this STEAMSHIP COMPANY Isa Boom 5 WELCH’S BUILDING, C 5 SOUTH CANAL-ST. FRANCIS C. BROWN. Agent. Michigan-av. Hotel. THE OSIY FIRST-GLASS. Baring had the good fortune to save' this hooto from the fire, we announce to the public we are ready to accommodate them. JOS. ULLMANN. EDUCATIONAL. The Chicago Business College Will open In a few days on Slxtoenlh-aL, be tween Wabash and Mlehlgaa-avs. Two of the largest and finest balls in the dty have been leased, and a FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS SCHOOL will be conducted as heretofore. All the depart ments will be In operation, with' fall corps of teachers. Office at present, 792 Mlehlgas-ar. Several fine offices and store rooms to rent. Ap ply at T2i Mlchlgan-ar. HOTELS. EXPRESS PAPER. Inman Line, HOTELS. ======== CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1871-10-16 page 2 | https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1871-10-16/ed-1/?sp=2 | fetched 2026-09-14T06:01:41Z ======== their personal friends until such times as ISriUUuC* they can take care of themselves. These, 7jf the most deserving chass of all (he snfler- t e ers, have. not been seen at the supply MOXDAY, OCTOBER 15, IS7I. 1 depots, and are struggling with scanty Toe Chicago TnmoXE lie* opened Us offlcci at food and little clothing until they ban get South Canal street. West Division, and the something of their own. These people paper will hereafter he regularly issued from that; should be encouraged to make themselves idace till further notice. 1 known, and such aid extended as will our .h-t we i .torse .he reprice to TUE TRIBUNE as be- i; The-Mayor aud the A.d hoc.ety have a ff ._ t laoonoas task before them. -They deserve foro the lire. Single copies can be obtainea for tke public .thatKs for their intcrlerence, five cents orer our counter, at >o. 15 Sontn cacai j lr r and the public appeal to. them, in behalf of street, tmd there ismo ocusion to pay e -the suffering, lo vigorously exclude every {ant price ashed bypewehoys out to rec Jbrjn of irresponsible action by any per- TO A»VKBTisi!«t>- sons dibbling official 'position) or otherwise, VVc dcrolo all the sraco tro can_ posjibly eparo IS the tSttnaßemeut of this great work for to advertisers in tbia moraine's paper, an an d support of tire poor, those who find that their adrcrt.scmenta are left PREPARING FOR THE A EXT FIRE. lie. The demand for in TI,C futility of locking lire stable door welfare and the city that much of; after J tbo dtorflc is stolen i? proverbial.: tbai which we puoTlsh should so to the robljo/, futile would any suggestions ns to *\Vc divide our spaca between the reaxler nn o b CS prevcnlive of fires seem niter tbe f ■thnt theVcnrlicr in tbo day he gives us whalbc which. jnay be made on Ibis subject, in wishes to have publuhcd, and the smaller tbo t jj esQ -columns, ninst be taketras referring 8 nee Into which ho condenses it. i o more Chicago which has already likely it is to find our c 0 nmPE commenced to grow up from the coins, of THE SITIHTIOS. j the old Chicago. The cause which operat- Tbcrain of Saturday night, the systo- Jed most fatally toreador the catastrophe untie work commenced by the Relief So-: of Sunday mgbt compete ts a mutter of matte worn c Die no question among those who arc ae ciety, the rebut mg f vjuaiuted tilth our city. It was the large buntt district, c e f Qt area of- inflammable buildings, lumber more nee 3 su that yards, and other tinder-boxes with which the cvfindere of the great pumping on- the multitude of really noble buildings of -Inc. are unharmed, and will surely be: at central Ch.oago were surrounded The work in n short time, and finally-Ihe magn.fieent p.les of marble which lined resolution of the banks to resume pay. our business streets, and of which we had meats in full on Tuesday-havo combined begun to be so justly proud, had boot, seen to put a much more cheerful aspect ou and adm.rcd by so many v.s.tors from affairs After the excitement nnd fbr’rorand abroad that tho complete dostrnct.on with iotTfrtt of tho past week, there will. which these palaces of art met on that fa perhaps, ho a temporary reaction, but '*l m.ght has cxo.ted, even_ouU.de of Cht l will bring a renewal of strength and cage, less astou.shment. than bone- nnd tbo disciplined forces of re- f««ow, V k become, central. And the ordi nance should contain ‘a rigid prohibition against roofs, facings, or cornices of wood, or of such flimsy material ns to be easily penetrated or displaced. it should be ordained, further, for the encouragement of thorough building in all I parts of the city, that no frame building I or outbuilding, of no matter what dimen {sions, shall be erected within filty fed of ony brick, stone, or iron structure, and that all livery-stables, planing-raiils, fac tories, foundries, shops, or other build ings, wherein furnaces, steam-boilers, or other machinery or apparatus requiring much fire, or endangering explosions, shall be built of brick, stone, or Iron, and that no division walls therein shall be of wood. V' To theso precautions should be added a system of water basins, or low reservoirs, i to be supplied with water, independent of; the general pumping works —perhaps by j direct inflow from the lake or river—per-! haps from artesian wells. It will not take any extravagant outlay to obviate, by such 1 I means, the possibility of .any such calami* j j ty in the future ns the failure of the water j supply while a conflagration is yet raging- Other precautions will doubtless suggest themselves to practical men on a careful 1 j examination of the subject. Xonc should j i be omitted .which arc necessary to make Chicago tbo most indestructible city in the world. Our fire record has been hitherto i —even before the Into calamity—the worst ia America, bet it he henceforth the best. We must not, while suffering [the manifold curses of the great-fire, loso ’any of the blessings, the greatest are unquestionably,’the lessons and the opportunifj* which U nffords ns lor.fortify ing against future calamities.'of the kind. We cannot ..expect that we will not have our daily, quota of- half 'a dozen or more incipient fires We couuot be sure I that severe droughts will not come, follow -1 od by galcs.likc that of last Sunday night. But we ran take care that those exigencies, over which the city as a community has no control, are guarded against by nil the measures which arc within our control. i>nn Francisco has suffered grievously by fires which raked her from west to cast, leaving nothing but ruin in their track. She is subject, during a considerable pe riod of every year, to both droughts and gales quite as severe as those which con tributed to our present misfortune; but she is now able to defy them afiT^having, by the means similar to those' which we have now suggested,.secured a‘ system of fire proof buildings—fire-proof streets,' we might are not only-the pride and trust of all her citizens, but the ad miration of all visitors. It is important that the burnt district of Chicago bo re built as speedily as possible; but para- raount to that and all else is the necessity j that it be built permanently and well. Chi cago must rise again; and not only must she rise, but me ft) sfuud as long ns the world revolves. TEB XATIOXAL SVMPATHI. Amid the general gloom, the public dis tress, and the wide-spread wreck of private properly, the heart of the most impover ished man is warmed and lightened by the universal sympath}- and aid of his fellow countrymen. There werecities that look* |ed upon Chicago as a rival. Her unex ampled success bad provoked hostility,— amounting at times to ranks of municipalities Chicago stood pre eminent, and that eminence had drawn upon her the prejudices, and often the ill natured jealousies of her supposed rivals. But the fire ended all, this. .Hardly had the news reached these cities before our sorrows were made theirs. The noble hearted people did not wait, for details they suspended all other business, each J man giving of his money and his j property to be sc*nt to Chicago. Before the lire hml ceased its I ravages trains laden with supplies of food and clothing had actually reached the city. St. Louis and Cincinnati. Mil waukee. Detroit, Pittsburgh,• and :liouis villewcrc active, 'oven while the fire was burning, in providing for tho relief of devastated Chicago. Every semblance of rivalry had disappeared. Hot an ungen erous or selfish thought was uttered— everywhere the great brotherhood of man was vindicated, and our loss was made the loss of the nation. In the light of this experience, how absurd ore the criminations and contro versies of men. The hospitality and hu manity of those in out city, who have retained their homes, toward their Jess fortunate neighbors, though marked by every feature of unselfish charity, has railed even to equal the zealous efforts and generous actions of the people ot the country, who have laid aside all other business' to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and give shelter to tho roofless of Chicago. The national sympathy for us in our dis tress has shown that in the presence of hu man suffering there arc no geographical lines, no sectional boundaries, uo.distinc tion of politics or creeds. The Samark tans have outlived the Lcvites, and there lias been no such thing jis passing by on the other side. The wine and oil have been distributed with a‘lavish hand, and the pennies have been deposited to pay for the lodging.of. the bruised and homeless. Words fail to. express the grateful feel ings of our people. Men who braved the perils of the dreadful Monday, who wit nessed the destruction of all their worldly goods, and who with their families strug gled for life upon the prairies during thc awful destruction, and bravely endured it all, could not restrain the swelling heart or grateful tears when they read what the noble people of the country had done for Chicago; how the rich and the poor, whites and blacks,—all, men, women and children, had done some thing to alleviate the distress ahd mitigate the suffering of fellow-beings in far off| Chicago. How true it is that one touch of pity makes the whole world kin.” In some cities the contributions have ex ceeded an average of u dollar for each j member of the population, and in- the abundance that has been given unto us the aggregate is. largely made up from tbc prompt offerings of the humble and the poor, as well as of the rich. Future sta tisticians may compute in tabular array the commercial value of the donations to Chicago; hut only in the volume of the re cording angel will be known the inestim able blessings of that merciful, generous, humane charily which this calamity has kindled in the hearts of the whole Ameri can people. In due lime there will be a formal and complete acknowledgment of donations, public and private; bnt'in tbc meantime let tbc nation rejoice that underneath all the conflicts in which men arc forever en grossed there is a latent spark oi universal brotherhood, which needs hut the occasion to develop info the most genial warmth. Properly may be lost, wealth may be ob literated, but that people must he great who have hearts in which charity for hu man suffering cannot he stifled under ary possible event. THE 00AUD.0T TKAHE. The action of the Board of Trade on Saturday last, in relation to contracts j pending at the time of the lire, is well cal culated to still further strengthen the con fidence reposed by the people of other cities in the integrity of the business men j of Chicago. The day after the fire, when everything was thought to have gone by the hoard, a considerable number of the mem bers seemed to be in favor of repudiating all obligations, not so much because they 3 wished to evade responsibility, as for the reason that it seemed hopeless to attempt anything in tbc way as settlement, as nine-tenths of tho records of their trans actions had been consumed in the, flames. But tin’s feeling soon gave way to the conviction that the lino of duty must be followed as i far as it could fyo traepd, and when the matter was p.ut to thp vote on Saturday there was scarcely a single ,voice raised against the motion to settle up as far as possible. The only division of opinion was in reference to tho most equitable, basts on which the settlements should be made. A large proportion of the transactions referred to were of'the class called op tions, which arc regarded by some ns little better th;in gambling. ’With regard to these the great public would have little sympathy either way, but for the fact that they are so intimately mixed up with straight-forward business trading that the tares could not be destroyed without pulling up the wheat also. Great quantities of grain nipl provisions have been bought here during the summer, by Eastern parlies, for winter delivery, the purchasers intending to take the properly at maturity and ship it to points where it can be distributed for consumption; they bought abend because they expected prices to bo higher in winter than nt the time of purchase. The same is true with regard to largo quantities of grain sold ahead by parlies in the country, their intention being to deliver it at their own convenience. There is no more of gambling in these transactions than in the purchase of two barrels of sugar—one to be delivered im j mediately, and the other when wanted a month afterward. So fnr ns these can be honored, they bo curried out in per- contracts should feet feet good faith, because the; parlies lo a transaction always accept nu morons consequences which they do not foresee. And iho more option trades where neither parly expected lo deliver or receive, should be settled up, where possi- hie, for the same reason. 1 The Board of Trade is lo he congralu- latcd on having mot the situation in a! hi:uilul way that entitles them to the high- j cst respect from the whole community. But the board will establish even a higher claim if it now purge itself as fust as pos sible of (he gambling spirit that bos char acterized no inconsiderable proportion iof its members daring the past two !or three years. Gambling in grain was scarcely known till since the war,' and provision options nro ofi even more recent data It will ho coni- pamtivcly easy now to expurgate "flits ex-) creacencc, and keep it banished forever, i There was apparently no way out of the j difficulty previous to the 6re that swept j the city like the wing of the destroying j angel. If this purification can be accom- plishod, and the board settle down to its legitimate business of helping forward the movement of grain and 'provisions from the producer to the consumer, the reform ■will not be the least good that will come out of the terrible evil which has bowed ns down in dusCand ashes. THE S OBTIOyEST SUFFERERS. The Mayor ot Milwaukee has addressed a communication to live newspapers of Wisconsin and Minnesota, asking them to advise the people among whom they cir culate against forwarding'contributions to Chicago ,l until after a full consideration .of. all tho. sufferings' in the, Northwest, wh’enaid could-be applied to the uses which should then seera most imperative. This is judicious advice. According to all accounts, the loss of life arid property in the burnt districts of Wisconsin, Michigan, and Minnesota has'.becn..quite asscv.cre 'upon the population called upon to bear it as that which has drawn to Chicago the commiseration of tho whole civilized world. At the samo time the remoteness of the afflicted quarters at the north from news centres will prevent their afflic tions from becoming so well understood by the world at large as those of Chicago. The charity of our friends .in MS isconsin and Minnesota should not forget those whose claim-upon it is first in order; nor can Chicago properly accept any munifi cence to which others have a better claim, notwithstanding our own needs are so imperative and the provisions on hand are actually limited to a few days’ supply. THE COURTS. The Judges of the local courts of record have taken possession of the High School building oh M"est Monroe street. The building is very well adapted to the pur poses, and for the time will be us conven* lent as any other that could bo provided. The Judges, at their meeting, recommend ed to the Supervisors the erection of a tem porary building for the courts, on some of the vacant lots of the; South Division,-until isuch time as the Court House can he'put in condition. The-Supervisors will act upon this recommendation to-day. The question to he determined is county will go to the expense of a tempo rary brick building for the courts, so long as the latter can find accommodation in the High' School, and pending the'fcstora tion of the Court Bousa Thej -recom mendation of the Judges ought to have some weight upon the action of the Super- visors. The Republicans scorn to bare a slight majority ori joint bulletin the Ohio Legis lature. The Senate seems though there are still questions concern ing the election of,several Senators. The House lias from three to five majority Republicans The early reports oi email Republican gains in Pennsylvania, Ohio, i and lowa arc confirmed by later advices. IMPORTANT ACTION OP THE CHI- C.VUO BAVKS. Full Eesumption on Tuesday, A meeting of the officers of the National Banks of Chicago was held at the office of tho Third National, 456 Wabash avenue, Sunday evening. October 15th, at 6 o’clock, for thopurpose of con ferring with Mr. Unlbntd, Comptroller of the Currency. •J. Irvine Pcarca was called to preside, ami Henry Qrconobanm was elected Sec retary. A full exchange of. views touching tho condition of tho _ Cljieasu banks as affected by the lalo great fire, was had, and it was ascertained, upon a comparison of liabilities and resources, that all tho banks wore perfectly solvent, ar.d should resume business at once; tho only delay asked by any of tbo banks was for sufficient time to convey their sates from tho ruins to the new places of busi ness, ami to arrange their books and office fur niture. After a general discussion, on motion of Mr* Blair, of tbo First National, the resolution here tofore passed, to pay 15 per eent cash immediate ly; was unanimously rescinded. Mr. Coolbaugh then offered the following pre amble and resolution, wbieb. alter full discus sion. was unanimously adopted: Whereas, The book* and treamres of all the National Banks in the city, tho safety of truicn was to eomo extent uncertain when tho resolu- lions of the ICih «nst. wjro adopted, have been recovered iul ici: an-5 WntnEis, A camuil examination of our assets lioca that time baa contincod u» not only of our entire eolveney but of our ability to carry on our business as uayj m mu. tfua*. ofClevolind. wilt pay In Tull. Pacific, Fire men’s. and Union Insurance Companies, of San Francisco, pr-mite to pay In fuP. Baltimore companies announce tucy will pay in lull.' Llvrnioo), Ijomlon and Olobe luaitr auce Cniupauy. As was stated a couple of days after the fire, lhaab re company will paj’ off all tfacir tcsscs at once, nnd will afford every facility t i policy*- nuidifi to get their taom-y. Valiko any other company, BlviTpool and, BoodoQ has two funds—a BriVsb and an American one—of miJliuns cacb, and it is th**ir intention not to draw upon tho American fund at ail, but to pay nil their losses out of tho British one. By this means tho.r American fund is left intact, to meet any losses. No other company will ar; oKufs tho farorablo roiitioo cl this one. THE LEGISLATE BE. tUe CUficus’ Committee. ■;v, Report’ Submitted ’by S’enator Jofin Logislntioiii ‘Kaqiiired Ly tho City. At 2 the mem- t bors of t the State- Legislature met’Jn*S?attd- ard RaU.cn Aetfomar ofMicliittn-avenue and -b Thirteenth street, for tho purpose of hearing from tbo vartons commiitecs.of citizens as to the’ R action which they desired the Qcmckal Assembly b to take lor'their roliaT. Tbo mcoling wc* callfd'io order by the lion- t James P. Kool,,who r j*tated tho/rbjocl of lboi r 8 coming’together, and ,’nominaied fl Governor Dougherty as. ChaTnnan, who, when- i elected, thcm Jils- heartfelt gratitude- for the honor, and requested tho* Mayor of tho t city to act with him on tbo platform,'which be did. *V J- J l r ,-J 1 On motion of Senator Puller* of Boono County, j the lion. James I*. Boot was chosen Secretary. Scnslor Puller said the members of the Legit laturo understood that they were there to rider whallvouSd.bo lUcir.duty when they got to^ Springfield." Ifwasiortha'cltirehs to state what they would like to recommend, ti tho ticneral Assembly. He would, therefore, move that they :i bo refiufiitod to submit tbeir vlct-ry.. The Hon. S. S. Hayes said bo whs tho obair mau of a committee, chosen at Side meeting, and* bo had mot been aware that any South Side Committee had been appointed, or bad done anything.- lie wished to stato to the, members present, that tho .business portion of the city had practically been destroyed: the banks nnd homo insurance compani e severely strained- Host of tbo inhabitants of tbo burned district wire on tbo Xorth Side, where, nut of seventy thousand people, only ten nr fifteen thousand remain. Tncy wero nearly alt entirely destitute, and he bad constantly bad l *r|y in his bouse. On tho West Side, they* bad not only housed those unfortunates, but had been compelled to keep constant watch and guard. The mean* ofcorntnonicatinirwcro so t»dor that ho bad bad no knowledge of what had been done on tho South -"Side.* ■’The c .mqiittec of which be was cbniruian itm c°m- posed ,of P, \V. Go'osi C. N. 11-lden, Scoat' rs'VToodw’arJ ahd'M’nrd, and they were to eomtaunicalo with the General Assembly iu re lation to tho rftlief needed, and to get some thing which Would; bo- Jor tbo benefit of -the whole. Wbatilifty specially wanted,.wfts-lo. re lieve tho pcoplo,«utf tl have so kindly considered the distress of this tr people. Tlio report I have to mnko is nearly tl made up of suggestions os to what we thought b was beat to be done. These suggestions have d been very carefully considered by men f in the law—Judge Beckwub, Mr. Hitchcock, and ti Mr. Fuller, who are onTbo’cowßdtw Ow desire was to make suoh suggestions ns would o not place the Legislature in tbeir action athwart 1. ;ho constitution of tho bta£c, but to l cC P whwll action as noarly ns poiiiblo witl.m tho bounds «if that instrument, aufi, at tho same time, to ,a give us tiiat relief which reasonably and prop- .11 trlv. under tho constUuti* n. the .circumstance* seem to demand. I will read the report, and d then, with the psrmirsmn of tho Chairman aud tl the members of tho Legislature, make such ic- u marks cs seem proper, iu couneciioa svuh iL if <> reim bursed tbs amount extended tn decpehlng tl»»-can*l fl and iiitcrusl tliereuu, a? pruVi-U-J by the bill Intro. dttced t*V tUo Hun. .latiua I*. Hoot. Willi fin am.'uu- mein that Si.«uo.(»x)uf tin* •‘aid Mini be paid durnie vtm pr»f«ul ti’Cal y»*r by Auditor’* warrants u« Hi.- n elate Treasury, and Dial lax Ih> levW Ulerofor. Thai sl,o*',oh* be paid i-ul of tfio pji'C-« ls 01 llie lax levy of tho next Ibeal year. aUd the b.ilalicfl out of tin* proceeds of iho following fiscal year; and that the Auditor draw warr-ui'a Uierrfor; Olid that Iho money *0 acquired bo applied Iu i-reClilifi bridge* and water works and Mich public hulloiues ami struct 111 ss a* hav* Ji« 11 destroyed by fire. 1 That iho annul iho proictit a**os«ni''!it I 'or city, town, out countv taxes; that a new m.**-**. 1 umnt mid levy be authorlzsl lor the payment <>f th- nec*.-s*ary cxih-iiscs of Mill city, luwu, auu county, i and tho interest on their dcbti. such ussossro-nl n* 1 be Elude upon urK-ralnalttiy Of Urn property liable I lo taxation within Mid city and county. That Hi* LugUUtur« I* request*! to provfdo that the residence of voters riiall'not bo lost by r«-.»?on ol having been driven from iln-ir rmldcncc by tiro, and that power b« couforr*! upon the proper r authorities to provide registers and Judge* of Kb-c* _ lion In.prcclugUju which thonsoards have been d«* alroycdtyftm. J That tbe Leglflftlurobe rfquesteil to tempo rarily tlm c.Uaige and expense of the ftiy UfideuclJ, Iteiorra School. County I’oor Ucusa, Insane Anylmn, t and City ilospital. t That tho Legl*)*turo pas? a joint resolnl-on »u- Uionxlng thu Governor to desiguale seven pirsons-tol iurestigatoand recouimeud to ibo Kovutnbjr session j of this Ueroral Assembly what Ingi-ipiliou is nece*. J Sdty to luruish cvidericß of title to l-iutf* In Look Omntv. J, Thai the Auditor draw hU warmnls on the TtvftS* 1 ur> for >A*>o.u;i, from time to ntm-. anJ to ilellv'r tnr 1 same to the city of Chicago, to applied to tho in- ture support of the I’clico aud >Tro Departomuts of ih-city. Tho CimuM.ty.' Thequcalloais oa tho adop tion of the report. Senator Lotus. 1 b*x your pardon, tiy, for these suvgesjiaur. There may be many other thine?. M’o found io examining theeon’titu- lion that there aro certain -restrictions thrown around tho Legislature. And wo do m>t ask them, as I said, to break tho barrier that ..tainlj between them nnd the distress ot the pe<>- i I'le. but to do ihnt within the perview of that itisiruincDUhatcan properly bo done, V{u Imre atkcl for tho {hat the legislature is authorised 11 nppropfiatc under tion. IV c parncsei for wbic.i it ts 10 bo used, as'that will tend to greatly relieve the city in its present condition. 1 know nothing about it, bu: 1 pruume that there) is not much money to* carry oft the; city govcrumonl. This will tend to assist very materially in that particular. l .la Iho other pur»iculnr the refunding of thu amount will aid tho city and county iu rebuild-' iog their bridges that have bocn burned, repair ing the streets atid hijrhbnyc; and ‘erecting such public buildings *3 nfc abiololely necessary for t the purpose of Iransac/vne tuc business of the j county, ibo business of. iho biqtc that is to be 1 transacted in tho* city, and tho bosincs* of tbe city. F-r these purposes wo thought that this legislation wuu.d bo proper. Man who have examined it carefully think U is such legislation us is certainly w>lh»n the limits and provisions ol the constitution..in rcleicuco io such ether 1 charities as may be bestow cdtiy way ot icliei, as 1 a matter 0/ course this pcuplo would be glad t -1 accept theta, they aceiu a condition now that j 1 few. people ever were, and they deserve not! 1 only tho sympathy of the wh lo land,] i ot the whule eivilixid world, but they J 1 deservo the arm of iegislatmn to bo extended I over them for Pioieciion. You gentlemen have I I come here this mornin; for tho purpose of k>ok-} ir.g at tbe tho city as tl is, and to ace the desola-1 1 ti-.n. There silvnt, dim monuments that this’ fiery demon bus 101 l standing bore appeal more strongly to you tunn I can in calling for that I which ycu should do fnf ttlib people. It issued i desolation and Uc# r,Qc;ton -as ,iho. World ha> l never seen bCf- rc. YoUmst ekatnluc tbo history I of the fire of L-iudon', ibe UesirfictisK ol Dalmyra,, I nnd ol Boefipeiu and t.l allTho civat destructions nod calamities that have botall«n cities botore, nut none of them will compare in extent with this calamity tout has bcffilb-n the cityolChlcag.i. I 1 Tha arm ot this calamity, in striking down UccLy of Chicago, struck a blovralthe whole 5 nation. This calamity—a. nat\onal oalauity.* The clmy of t|ir. Btatc has booo'dc tlroycd py tuts deiuc-n' fire, aud i$ is, vr should be, the pridfrox this itato maid in restoring its f beauty. and groudeur; and glory as ft stood here ror tho »vorld t gate upon belerc. lApplause,] j As was said “by my tficfid. Mr.: j Uoyes, -tbo bualacu ot th« City 'is in a grant' measure destroyed. The great }'wealth ot iqo f»r as basing* it cen- i 3 !earned, has been nearly degtrfiyi-J... X boporh©-, 3 j insurance pompanici Will bo obld to pty every 9 j dollar, I nave nought to ray about that.-for 1: 9 have no knowledge “t the subject, I hope iho.i 3 banks, in a short time, will bo able to pay ail. their dopusiis. 1 cannot say aught about, j j that, ns I have .no knowledge, ex- 3 ccpt this: I'Xavq ceed" ua banker j 91 ot ih«3 csiy who docs imt say, Give; 9 roe little time au-l every dollar 8bn(l bo re- l» paid-” [Appmuso.] I have sccn 'no business q tuau in tuts city who has been burned out that 0 dues not say, “AH I want,is a Jiitla lime, Al- U tbouga Tiny” *firo has destroyed U'T y property, it not destroyed u>y 0 will and my energy, and Chicago*shall again. I 0 pbwuix-like, rise froui its nshts.*’ lAp- 1 0 1 plausc.j No such.cncrgy is found anywhere as is 0 found m this ci'y; No such determination #nj U will is fund tnywhsrc as apjong this people. even though laboring under sU£h r A circumstanctg «3 these.' I OenUsraen, I vulnesscd thst icena. Miavc witnessed scenes *dl horror before,. m »ry u them, a great many of them, where men wept,: where they groaned, and where they died; but 0 no such scene as this have I ever wunrs.-cd be-, fore, aud Godf*>rbid lhat 1 evw shall >-un. U\ 0 youc.mld have seen the w..meii and vhlldrrn., 5 t*io eld men. tho detrepsd and aged, ficeing; 0 Worn lh«o name*, nud see tho name* i 2 le»vta* across «ke river »»i; lr.-» 2 ..no block w onolhcr. ooi past Mock-, r.n.l re (amine croin. nnd ui.kins Iho oltock for the piVreso u! UMlrorlnr oil (ho: before thetrs. soar hearts won d hare me tod from cur. .No 0 2...... Uko them. Th.g besom crdesiruction j/jw.oou Gj.roo yoor heaths Army was like them. soar hearts a nave uituu 1 nu.u »*uj. «ay was like them. Th* l*som c.rdesiructmn ‘mil o/er the cjly with a fury that uu man can paint or tdeture, and* tu* t ngyo can dcscnlie. Ko iioniblu liWtiiiUoo of b tiycn li) mao. Icarooothow ho way be. u. what bis power* of dcfcripu»l 1 uiyaetf witnessed thoßiaoili Pa«]>l« Uinc upon th? ground without covering, and without a bite of food ini flat. laor« tfo .tnou jauds to-day that aiP*nfferh;g. bat. think uod, tho mai-'ritr of tUeia **A T os thrown arou.nl fatm. nor lo Mo trjaryto b;s c»n teiencu or constituents. I wauld not ask him to do that’, but in Cod* name let sympathy move the hearts and minds of these gentlemen lo do that which the hour •nd their duty c.V Ron them to do as men and legislators. lApr «.l That is what they should rt**. TnoC v.t,'iff thcLnited jstax*» baa aided suffjrers .a iltawof ilmrvsj twiere: Legislatures have doncic; there is cn reason why they should not do it uutr. There are thousands of reasons lor its bine done now that ore stronger than any which hare ever boro pre sented before, because the distrusts greater. Any suggestions that thlscommiUechasto make will be listened to with nlofeuro. lam glad it has been organised, and our committee would be glad to meet and confer. writi* them, and see what is best lo Bs duno. U ’'that wq have luggaied is proper, let it bo 23U.0J0 -T.UOO iio.OOO -‘.‘.000 A. Lagan. done. If there is anythin* else that i oil i< I’r -por we will certainly eo-opcrato in doing i cir it for (be ben/fit of- these suffering pcople,,and:'kpn at any lime, wovrill go to Springfield if oobessa- I coi ry,and talk and consult with your- not.that we aoi ca-i advise the Legislature, bnt.tbai we mav aid I cr; them Id coming le n conclusion in reference to j hi matters that they may possibly know nothing cal about. There may ho many lbiug« here that yotrj th cannot understand byaflyingvisitliko this;-and i th if any ot tho citizens that nre well disposed do* lull sire auythiog but what is right. and ask you to do anytaing that Is wroeg, If they, can aid you; In any way in coming to a conclusion, they i should confer with you in my judgment at least. i In ordor that we may all do that which wo think is right and proper under the circumstances to bedono. Air. Hayersa|d ho'accapljd funeral Login’s kind iiiTitotloktdjcc-ftpcrate with -his commit- tee. -As regarded the paper’ presented, ho di ,bad nob examined it oorofully.'butithpre, Tfere 'pne.otfftropoipts ho tr«uld bo glad c#re folly considered; lie hoped tbo General Assent-. r bly, before adjourning, would (to.all theyicould... c j aoa'hefclt"’assured General Logan's remarks- had touched the hearts nf its members. They*. had tho-moa, who had. built .the city, and they P could rebuild it if they could tret assistance from l the General-Assembly; and ho hoped it irouljfcbc granted oh a magnanimous scale. done. tins’jmopls of Chicago would takoir new- march. u j\nd achicvo the rebuilding.of „tha city, but they Ij unnt’haVe support, and they’looked to the Ij.*u-.l er»l Assembly,- acting’,within its constitutional ;*J power#, for it.' They notic'd there would be no I .ccoliniftaluieshod no cavilling. i n Jjic committee hod spoken aooutjnbaUuiug i. the pnblic buildlngsAc.*. by money aftirhprtatcd i ll by :{hp f O}ocr«d Assembly, Ilio ihoughtithose 1 a public works should be put in operation at on;e, r 5 otidtho Court IToute sTiould bo rebuilt prdoftely t h where it was. before the fire. .Tbo Common p (Junncil-had I nnanimousty «d r4folveS;aad bo thought the report should, iuenti.wi.it; ri t;’ ;J j Senator 'Log \h said bU committca was not. c aware wCiL Besides,-tboy had gone into node- j 1 1, tads on tho subject.;. v 1- 'Mr; Hayes then spoke in referenee tothe sng- genian that the State.take :posse»stoa of their t public'instltutions. lie ble policy* "JPuoy were impoverished amlTsw 6 i truted. but-they bad not lost their manhood..; [j e '-Sjdator Fuller wanted’ to know if be under- f j r stood Mr. Hayes to say that ho did not wanribe stood Mr. Hayes to say that ho did not waurine e State to assume tho responsibility of looking at- ter themsano, etc. l ii Mr. Hayes said ho wantpl lb? State .to .make 11 •an appropriation, bat the machinery! govern- p uiwitataa still hero. They; had trtaned .officecs. h and employer, and it was due to them tout. tae 11 city should retain central of those- institutions i Senator wanted to know c Uayea'hrfd afiy ot'jcclion to tho status taking t g charge ot tho Insane Asylum. i” 'Mr. UayeaTiad not. But if tuc Legislature p had aright to oppropnale money .to build a c bridge in Chicago, why had not they tae right to appropriate money corrx on a Hr»ajwell-pt i jrhicb tho State retailed ft® control. 1-aenaUrLogftO.siid A|r. JUycs had ootnncler- stoodth©report.; 'i'ftardid not askJheiLeguia- mooeStio rcoaiid tho Court House, etc., but to payback the money which the ciiy had advanced to deepen* the canal, mid wnichby law it bed arigbt'tudo when it pleased. lie would only suggest to the Legislaiure .that Hbry specify tuc purposor for which lho k teoney, tbui.repaid.coaU boused. j •Mr: llaj'cs replied tbaUfCorercss were in scs sion he would prefer to have them take the c:*na» and make it a grand national wjrk.-:i»d* ho think .it would ba- acoepta* j bio tho' putpla of 'Chicago «o have the control of their, institutions taken out ol ■iheirTiands. Taecmstituivd anth->riti«s w tn.e. city nnd could take chargtn nf.tnem. .Cafcsso.had dcinojistraLuil, during, tu.o fire, u«r, I ’ab'iHty foment exigencies. /Thts-Uotf. Mr. Richardß'-.n,of Adams.sMdfhat. as a- K’-*pre-'*eptaiive of that c.'untyoster. Is The Hov. Hr. Ha*tlyif jpoko brirfix*, urging the 0 .accresiiy'tor speedy'aotion, ia view of the dia r Tuo'Hon. Mr. Judd said that the committee d did not desire any. expression of opinion as t» d their report, lie hoped thnt measures would be 5- taken to furnish the poor with work- L Mr. .Tud(J m ur fire limits,-to permitting s» many or anv wooden huildii-ts* wilittn too limits of (ho city’, am! to-day. the lire limits- should he the ci:y limits. Wo have giyep /nil sway lo drinking, gam bling and licentious house?, and hav- by our moral laxity invited to tha city and harbored in it a criminal popul nion almf.?; equal to that 61 London, which is tho worst oa luo faca uftuo earth. 'Vo hare thus done less to reform this very papalatiou when in our p-w.nhau aluiustany other city. Our BiiJewtll acd jiil hero cried aloud to Heaven Whelp and redrv??. We have had tho experience of tho whole world hack of us. and. yet in building a great city and'Centro of civilization, we have given' the work into the hand, ot greedy real »state speculators and have selfishly uxea care of *.ur own concerns. Wo have drifted/ton, jnf> the hand* of a set of tricky poUiioians, the spirit of which is illustrated by uqr present City Council, and the only rocog- nixed aristoerncy of tho city is a set of Ignorant and recently rich social aad ssqbs. 1 Nmv. I say tbe judgment of ou> calamity i« to teach us lo cure ovil?. Wo must learn, sh«rilv* ccauoaiy' tn our a&4. has*ne»s maaagcmmt. no* hoping to see again such elegant residences and buxines? blocks. I certainly never desire 10. Europe kuoas better than wu in these matter?. Let c*ur civic build- iocs and monuments, our school bailVUcrsaitd ehurcajs, our public libraries in caoh section of the city, ourcollrgci of Tho learned, profession, bo grand and izqprassivc as may bo. In tticso we cm illustrate oar genius for beauty and sacri fice. Whefi our business and domestic expenses are less we can have marc to g.vc ta tho public uses, Wbat is Jolt» 1. Our hoa>c«. Thousands of families are housolcfs ami penai^s 2. Our hasioess. T'»i* U temporary. ii. Gut money. This is a great misiununc, but onu which we can repair. We have not 1 1. Our Geography. Nature called the la!c»s, the forest', me prairies logathc; in o-avention 1 lons before we were born, nnd 1 thiy dreided that on this s;K>t a great city should bo built—tho railroads out| vnergatic men have aided to fulfil the prophecy. 2. Wo hnvo not lost .our men—noble, goncr 011*. an i ofgciuu?. 2, We nave not lost our hupo. This city U t<> be at orco rebuilt, und tni? g.oiy.gf the Jautr fiuuso saaU bf (nralertban tnat of the former, (‘urduty—i, SVo are in tho poetry ol the fire l as ye*. Th re is a dreamy, h..ay ruzuatica about it. Stern reality will ti-nic to us more and mure- all winter. Tho temptation will be 1 to greater selfishness on tho nirt of Ib-sjtrbo 1.-... .1!.. .I.A v- I cent wiia too needy. Ku>.-p counts* up and giro i t«> other.*. Our churches inujt go on, and, in i f liu-m wo mast woik as never beiury, c I" Uod is oo our sido, at-d ha.-, left us something P to do, something id bone ter. sourathiug 10 love. I llev.-Dr. Kydcr, Notwithstanding the fact that several oi fho j more prominent churches had be* a destroyed, the attend.inoe at thosewbicii remained us. very. 1 large. At St. Pool*? lUnivcrsali*;) Church »the corner of Wabash avenue and Van Rarer* I street, instead of the beautiful cd.fice ol a week' 1 P 1 ago. \t i« found only a heap of rulus. Ihisdid i. nut prevent tho congregation from gathering j.* l i together, and a huge concourse was present when T Iho pastcr, Kov. Dr. Byder. made sumo cheering remarks t his parishioners who worogafbered I in front of thcrujns.- .Ks-lijvcranr Douoae, ol« 11 Connecticut, was also present*aod' spi’fi'c- Tor souio tnomcuii to the gathering. This example J whk pretty goti< rally fdlowyl by all the South Side cbmctcj. Souie of the i>astoishad rrci>nicd i regular sermons, and iu •eome tho reliol w<>rk; 2 occupied the space and attcutluu n;uatly given up to Jiviuc service. i St. Jaiurti* i'hr.rtli. {J, At the mins «>f St- J.nnos* Churrii {Episeopal). corner Cass ned Huron siracis, nil tho old: members oLlbc CJi Sfig.lioa-ljßtomd t-rserrico by the root r, llcv. liugh Jltilcr Xh< ujp.*on, I undcrihe wul:#. Afl«r t-so ttsu:*t *i frico^tho 1 1 cougregitiun resolved that tho e.iurch should be rebudi. Tho rector mado few r.nn.rks. incul- 1 eating courage and Ii m-ciulihs.. Xno cotigrv*-. 11 gaiiou organlit-d. nnd to temporarily i t repair theedifhu fjrs.rviccs during tho. winter.. s A committee, eomstuig ol tho rector, the ward- t rns, IluQ. I- N. Arnold, If. Ogden, i 1 Sholiioo, rd other*, was Appointed to issuo n I 1 circular announcing IUaL-the.church was not too .proud to receive aid In rcbatfilihß-tho first Epis copal c lilice erected in. Chicago. The attend- ance at the service* was very large. and the gen- I oral intention was expressed to rebuild-thnr j him*-* the old site. Thousand! will be inter ested in learning that the monument erected to j the soldiers killed In the; late. war. ha*„ passed. i through the storm offiro without borne malerr- I ally injured, as also the bronie tablet. i 1 THE sorTii mviszox. f Good Order Maintained by Lieutenant General Shoridan—Relief Matters. The South Side for the last twodaya has been I 1 decidedly; the mostTromismgpertionpfthe city, t •The magnificent residence portion of the city left uaburned b&sbeen rapidly turned into the city of tho ‘present.'.’and tho city of the past-ha« shown encouraging signs ■ol recn-" tperalion. Sufficient time bas now elapsed to en- 1 i 1 able Ib-j houseless,firms to get into ncw.quartcrs. 1 and-tho result bas-liecri* that about every second j boaso lias’ hung-- out a th° largo firms of tho past arp getting into tern* t porary offices with what slock remained to them.. i The banks have taken tho load and are now I nearly all situated within a radius of ten lilocks J from tho corner of Harrison street ami IVnbash ejavouae. It is perhajw the most encouraging ‘‘sign forfho fuluro that nearly every' mercantile r house iu the city has hungoat its sign and pur o po-e-* to do what it can in tho way or busmess. 0 I On yx-sterday tho crowd of sightseers, which i has bem very largo every day sinco tho fire, in- that extent that passage was almps l impossible, "i'ho omnibus ana car; Tine?; bothol which have resumed nearly all their routes, bad moro business'than they could, fairly transact, r and at 'no time tor years has there been so llireo a crowd in the streets .as on 6 i yiutcrday. Men. women, and children crowded I the street*, and vied with each other f->r a chance I:b get run over by the numerous hacks and I efiuipaue# which crowded the streets.' >*l Tho relief work, tho most important element i in the city’s welfare at present, has not been in j torrumed at all. nnd will not be discontinued at i* I present. One of the worstfeatorcs of tfae’work s t has been, nnd mu*t c mtinue to be, tho thievish 1 tendency of panics who wish to prosti into tho noble charity ol she Amcri v« 1 can i po»plo to the 'purpwes of >g I gain. There can be no donbt that, many of the i applicants lor aid are not only not deserving of ro resistance, but should be punished lor their in a gratitude. The delivery of tho whole relief bus t« 1 in»*ss to the Cnicago lliliof and Aid Society has ot given creat snti.‘l icti'in. and the feeling is gcu i (oral that toe work will'bo wcU'dono and the r- j munificent gifts worthily distributed, a- Tho work of maintaining; order has been the trihbMt m.nirtg’d ol any in tho*city, and under the ch control of General Sheridan there can bo no nd 1 i'iuot that each citizen' may feel perfectly .safe d. lin hi* house and person. Taken OS a whole, ibv at oatlo?k is encouraging. *’l is-; A.V\or.\CEMUXTS. th S. I. Unwell has contracted to rebuild the ~e Illinois Centra! freight dopoton iu old site. The M Tall? now standing will bo Hied, and the roof t U »ill be put on in ten days or two week?. Tbe' vuililins will be {"O' feet lone and 65 foot wide, fho first load of lumber was landed on Saturday last. —Dr. McArthur is requested' to call at 175 w West VwishinKton street.' —Woaro requested by screr.nl of the Insurance companies who nro preparing to par all’.losses M iu tuil, to urce upon all th-wo'wbo hare saved any property drum the fire, to carefully invent- id ory said property, and preserve it from further 0 daman'*; Th* inventories, whed x&adc, should bo loft nt Iho insurance offices, ’t. —•Colonel J. H.AVoOd hasjmrchascd the Globe Theatre on Dusplaincs street, and will nt once lit in it up and opon with his dramatic company tr»m 37 die Into Museum. Ho paid an enormous price fur the loose of the property. —J, W. Butler fc Co., paper dealers, have 1 opaned their safe, and find the contents in good condition. p —J.AV.Boan, of Morris, 111,, rficr?. fr-j, 0 rent, to tho merchants of Chicago wh' ave suf iored by the room ii»iotvn as Streeter’s Hall, tti Morr.s. teol, w*jU-lishtcd and easy ui aero*?, and suited to almost any manufactur ing business in whio'i steam power U required. t House rent and other expenses ot living, arc low. Distance, sixty miles from Chicago, on the •Rook Island it Pacific Railroad. Capital can v ibo raised there la assist worthy men. t —The course of instruction of tho Chicago Col* lego'of Pharmacy^-interrupted by the tire, will be resumed to*d.iy at the MedicaT C-dlcce, our* nerot Twonty-rsixlH street nod Pr-Virio nv«une. —The nc.idqu irters of tho Qhioago FiroDo- 1 pariment is at the house of the 11. A. Williams, t on West street. —Professor Bradish, of the Academy of De sign. saved several things .from.his own studio, 1 H and with the aid 'of others a good many things I' were preserved, including pictures and trunks. 1' The latter were taken to BradicyV: livery stable, on Harmon court. Two trunks, believed to be long to some pf tho artists of tho academy, are os yet unclaitncd. and may bo" foUud at Mr. i Bradley's stable. —Dr. W, li. Byford’s office is at‘No. 125 Twenty-second street, and liU residence at No. 1 iUB Cottage Gr^'’ o avenue. Bffico houre from 10 J ;t 1. Dr. C. W. Earlo is at the oorniT of Wood I anil Lako'|creets. South Sjdq orders should be felt nt Dr. liylon's office. I —Tho general offices of the lllinoi? Central Pi lilread Company uro at No. 010 -Michigan j avenue. b l Djrc’jo-i drag Btoro, No. Ibo. Best Alailtlon street, “Th®' piano taken from North LaSalle street, hau a uloek north ol Division, may bo hoard of at No. 71 v*t ink* street. —Gustav C. K. Weber. Dean of tho medical department of Wooster University. Nt Cleve land,.desires ns 10 announce that free tuition will be extended by that lustiUitiou to all modi- 1 cal students injured by the fire. —J. 11. McVickvr requests that tho managers 1 of. places 01. amusement him at tho 1 Briggs J(oii-o,' corner of Canal and MadUon 1 jlrcjts, at U o'clock to-day. Ho also requests all prof.-pionala. and those employed at the places of amusement, to ropfwtntoncato their respective managers, stating their loss and pr*.a- cot want?, —The Hornes liouie, eorncrofCan.il oed Uan uolp.i is ono nf tho best things saved, it i-S ot course, dome a flourishing hurlncss. Norton t'n., Nos. 5 and 7 West Madison s roei,.wgat to hiro twenty good coopers, with cl their mills nt Backport. —Apollo Lodge clTirsiis bull. No. llMSSlate direct, for tho use of all Masonic bodies that have b-.-cn burned nut. Gustnvus Goaiy his gone to Now Verb to give a concert fur the benefit of the Chicago sufferer?. j —All Mason* in distress should apply to the Masonic Headquarters in tho Masonic Temple, j corner of UandulpU and Jlalsicd street». L —The homo* ipatbic physicians of tho oily will airet-thirevening* nl tho rosidoncu of Dr. K. Ludlatc, No. 5iV. Wubxsli avenue.-for the dis* mbutioii oi aid to those of the craft why lost by (tiro. t —There is still room for tho filek and-rniureil ■at the hospital of.the Sisters bt -Mercy, No. 255 (.Mantel avenue.. a t" i i lvor girls. '‘Apply r.t tho La .dies I irisii.in I nion. headquarters at the Lheventu I rcsU>tcnan Church.‘ earner ol Jack fsuu and Peon t Mreot;. —A myctiog of tho DJrcofors’of thso ‘W.'ifblnc t ton Home >flll bo holiDdt tho.TJomo.'this oven* ;jng. 1 --V.. 4 l ‘i CF Tr H.issctt, D irr. IVyman, (txdsd< n and M agents of tho ‘.Tit 11 Ik" Inßurar.be hexun p;vvi«gWte*r Bar; At*' leu *V Co., wholesale gr»>cers, hnvo n!rca«iy vo ce. ved SIU.OOO from the -l.fnn, nml a like atn' #it In.m tile PhOMix. Jt is claimed that tho .Tsinn I lo.<mw person In the city. Anyone hav* *ng infurmati m cuna'roing it.iwiU plouo P >rt it to UlO owner, Dr. Rj'd-’r, at No- IC7 South .tjangaiaon. l‘bc il-publsc Inscranco Cotnpanv hopes lo i icoceuny it* nrctuiscs within eixty days. .Men have already been set lo work to clear.atray tho i ruioa. J 1 i 1 LATEST TBlXtAtAruio S.UYICHS. (A tew feature-of the rofbrftrmSvomcnt"’ in New York is lht>i orifanixatioft"vJt KlYoung Men's Reform Association. Ex-Judge C-'a*«cU ■has been dcctol President. ‘These'ref-.-rmers comprise tho best young men in the oily, who arc enthusiastic in tho caus?. Tho committee of j seventy aro discussing the best means ot obtain sc? an honest count at ihe next e’.ecilm. —An inspector Has been appointed for the •I Siayvcssiint R ink. New York city, whicu has breti compelled tatuspend.'. —Tuc.New York Papers are publiibing ac i counts of tho Chicago fire, given by residents lot this city. Tho says that tbe cheerful 1 spirit and <»ravc words i-l Tub Curcano Tribc.vr 1 are heartily endorsed by ibo whom country t that it ill lolly to deny that tno consequences ere 1 very serious, hut tbutthe Swiltnrjs.audjpJcuttor fw'iih wbieh sbo will bis rebuilt, will be one uf the wonders of the w*«rld. I —The Now York city papers* nre asking that k some •irgnniz-.’d effort bo set oa fuat to help «af j ferer* byihc fire in Miebupp,. r.• K car- loads of to.G.' -sweet potalncs, 11 mr, clathing, iVA>9 on ihtir wayfromFort iaeoit. Kaii, Tim ca?b suWoriplions in St. Louis fo aid oi i-tbpfiaffercuby the Caicago firJnowauivuat'to j Tho London Ttw* ofSilurlny. stales lh.it tho Lord M ayor had received Xl7AH>j sterling os tho r-suU ot iwqjl*r* n aal lae groat' Urea now ravishing the Nortlnnst* and «d vising prompt acti by tho sitqto uataoiivic^- n i .-up|ire‘-iog ibo'nttcuipt?i4>'jlak iisn idvasirt, ~f Maniiobt-; It rims the Cjnbmsluo that Eng m i and Kn£ii*bnv-‘n are.bcxyio. furtl-*sed^rj{h very inevtmvc to airuvratd‘«hc.calaai»tit»* of ibo I 'I mi. NearlyaUraßty.iy, «*xpro«ifkod steam-• crimes Uav» ann*uuco.ithwt-'rcadin'tfss totfias~ f port CituribuUons, f The Mlplilgisa Flres-Ziaiucuic Destruc tion of I‘rojicrty. The loss by tho Qro at Manistee* 1; estimated hi ,1 over SI.OUsdKW. and tho Insamnce dovs not 1 nninuui to null that ?mu. a groat part of it being 'ln Western companies. Filicon. hundred noopk j!werc rend red li'itjiclvss. ATflr.nnfld. 3.C00 peo .pio are hytacUs?., The cut-irn business portion. f tbo l iwd dcstroj*cd,:only sizty bousfs. 1 iurludiug Hope C»1 ego, two charcbej. onoßehuoi nousc. aml one Hour mill being Bit standing, i tiio people mo suffering from a want of provis i «ns,.clothing auu shelter. Xho tiro completed :-»tg workiu less than two hours tram.the time it, I entered town, fitty-live storesi font churchc.*, thrjo nenfpjj.cr offic.s. hotels, c;c., heibg swept &wny. i At FsTmvllle. sixtccn miles W«l of AJleg.in, several tmildicg* wero barued-. Grazlschop. a villrgo between Sangaluck and i Uollacd, ai iienrly destroyed. Fires owntunw. at litcst advices, throujhnul j thetjagipaw Valley, in Allegan counts', and in j i many other localities. i CUlngo Printers’ Union. Mr. Alfred Barron. Fund Trustee of lha New V York Typ grapuical Union, arrived In tho city ye.-t rd'iy wi:h in currency tor"tho relief l of tho Cbioig i Unt;*n Fnntcrs. By resolution I tho New York U-ion proutistd more funds i whon wauled, 'ih-ciapc s'oMliu 'World office sent STG and tin J'vms d! 27, in addition to the a f ovo 52.000. Qumvytlll.) Union alsodelivered '{lol yesterday to Mr. Mills, tho Chicago Trc INSURANCE. LIVERPOOL LONDON GLOBE Insurance Company. The 1035 c? by the great fire in this Com pany, -which amount to about $3,000,000, will' be paid immediately and in. full. Kvery facility -will bo given to those boldine policies under which losses have been sustained in making proofs, for which uniform blanks, will be supplied at the office on Wednesday 118 th). Authority having' been given to draw on the head office in England for the foil amount of theseidosscs. the iwsc s m this country (amounting— to over $3,000,000) will remain,.as before, in. the bonus ana under 'control of the .American Board ol Directors. The business of Fire Insurance will be continued as usual, and those who desire to effect insurance on property will please tail at the oQicc, as the Compiuy has no solicitor. WARREN, General Agent, Qftice Ko. 5 West Madison-at. ee take pleasure in publishing the following letters from the President and General Agents of the franklin r Of Philadelphia. Omen or inn Feankun Fibe Insurance Co. rUtLAOCLTUU. OCI. J2, li.l. JIESSHS. DAVIS UK QUA. Agents, Chicago: .1 wish, upon behalf of the Directors and f«Uo»- nlflctrrs to tender our full sjrm patby for’your city in its awful calamity and desolation. To tho assured jnthe Frauklliu upon a satisfactory proof of loss e T«ry claim will be paid with promptness. The com* pasy will meet all her obligations to tho clUzcua of Chicago in this, thetesore affliction, with integrity ami hojbr. Yours respectfully. ALFRED BAKER, President, omft or TTir Featvkux Ixsrnasvr.'t Coupasv or I’uit.wcx.rutA, J J'tTTinl’RGli, Oct .-9, 1571. 3 rofcVVISiUEQUX:, OfNTLEsrN: Tho great fire at Chicago will no leubt wipeout maur of the companies doing Imsl. ness lathe West: Wo hare gone over the business oi the Franklin InVlucaco ami take great pleasure In informing you that if she had lost every policy there the payment in tyl would not absorb 70 per cent of her The Krarklin, therefore, yet holds her high plnceamoug the (Joae’al Agency CenipaultM of the country ns tho one haring tho greatest surplus above capital. Very respectfully. CUFFIN .VKF.LLOGG. General Agents. We art* assured by the General Agents of the Com pany that at tho timo of tbo fire she hail cash assets of over £1.233*000 and that after paying all her losses she will mlllhavo over 53.71t.015.- That tho capital of the Company Is fttM.no>, In* a surplus over capital „f over f2,323,n0n. Sho will immediately pay hor losses, without even dlstaibiiig her permanent in* vestments. Davis Rctjua are tho local agents ami aw cow., ing risks at their cilice, 3t15 Michigau-av. »m* 35 an ,i 37 South Can»J*st. Wonro happy to publish Sl> L(mJs P o DAVIS .t KU QCA. Agent*: We are prepared to pay all losses and not claim the sixty days* credit In our poUcirs.» GEORUU I’. PLANT, President. George P. Plant is tho great Uourman of St. Louis. Allot uur citizens are well acquainted with him. Cuo company will lass about 4245,000, which they will pty lmnnilfalely, ami leave their assets at about *377,(loo’lntact. Davis A RtQua'nro their agents, ami are covering risks at their oßjcm, 3.A Michigan* av. and 33 ami 37 South Qanal*st. The Imperial Insurance Com&sm* of London. Eng* land, will have Its headquarters ami cover risks at their ohlcc, 103 JlicUli-an-nv, The above *7O prepared to pay their iosros immedi. 1 alflly upon tho adjustment of their claims. C. H. CASE, Xo. 65 South Caual-St., AO-ENTT POE Insurance-Company of Norl’n America, of Philadelphia, Springfie\i i’ire and Marine Ins Co., of Springfield, Mass. National Insuranco Company, of Boston. People’s Pire Insurance Company, of Xtor costor, Mass. Policies all Kood. IVrMiiM hnvinc claims ncuin«t oltlpr of the Companies will please nro*«nl tits «;»me ut no oiitcn for adiunmeni, and they will ln» coiuuderitl as fast as c;rciuu«t slate that they nro prepared t*» PAY ALL TIIEIU LOSSES. and to continue business ns heretofore. ALL CLAIMS UNDER TIIK LATE FIRE Mimt l»r Presented *t our Oflicc, IVo. lO Udrlilfrc-courl, Parties deal ringinsurance in the OLD IRON CLAD NORTH AMERICAN, apply to GEO. C. CX.AKKE CO., Agent, 10 Eldrldgo*oourt* TT3SriO3Sr INSURANCE COMPANY, San Francisco. The subjoined despatch explains iosclf; HI llroniltrny. New York. Tlmma* >S. I'hard, Special -loc’nf• UNION hear! from. Thor say all richt. Will meet PTory dollar of their liability. Impairment ofcapi* tal will bo made more than good. Wilt bo in Chicago on Monday to adjust. S'KCtLS, jIUIVKOi DoC'illTOX, 3l.»nayer». Policies in tlils favorite company may Lo faaJ of tUc Cl'.icjgo Agent, TUD3IAS UOOD3LAN, l.> youth Groeirst. NORTH AMERICAN 1 LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 17 and IO "Warron-st. New Turk, Oft. it). t>7l. To ths Pollov* Hollers of tbo North American Ldfo Itcumncc Gompmr «t Chicago: At a iii.Tling ul the Guard «>1 directors. JWd at the ylii-e ot tli.i Cumpioy on the 10th ol October, it was Uoeolvcd, That tills Conipmy iXtond to Ut* ftollcy* Holders onnVrinc from the iatu lire in Chicago. credit on their Policies to the amount of tbo premi ums that may Income dne during Uu* next ys-vr. jar the puepoo.* of assisting them in. kecplus tliclr clt«* m mrce. nrsoleed. That this CotaiiAny appropriate sum of hire Thousand Dolors for tli-r mtf.«rvr* ,»y tho late fire In Chicigo, and that the Finance b" empowered to act in the distribution, n f thlsappro pri ition ns may they sets ill. 11. C. ‘jioiKJAN, Sec j. Chicago Office Removed to,' 311 VVabash-av. IMPERIAL INS. CO., VF LONDON. [Established ISftl C.VS7Z (UWT.tL ACCT3II'r*ATIONSc 8?.ood.ogi>o;) . j lie losses of tbU C.imp-inv in G;dci«o are whli h they *r»» prepared to pay nt once, without do* idactin* the sixty days’ int-mst. i.*o!lcy holders hnrinecUtnsn acainst tbo Imperial aru rebooted 10 prvseut tfiesamo to JOSEPH U. ST. JOHN*. Asst. Manager, .Vti Mlchig.ip-ar. E. W. CROWELL, v.F.Pinr.st Uasagku. Notice to Policy. Holders. Parties ont*ide of the burnt disinct, lo whom wc have made lo ins and vrlicaa iKilicics .we hold as col* lateral, aru rcam-sted to coll upon na Immediately. This is of tho utmost inipjrrano*. ns ft largo nncilicr of the pidicit-s ans tiu longer Cwo J and should be pUc>d in at once., Patties in the bucut district should also call and have proof or.la<\\maiU, that tho money bo collected as soon as portible. HAIKU Jk BUADLEY, f»4stsUrn OCicu. 39 West KintP.,,l, FRED. NEW jojj* Aacnt,Clilcsco.' CioucraJ offices lliicisa, liurl .ot'.un i Qiiiucr luilro.d .t ye 31l.~Mirin-.r- BANKS. The Pr airie State Loan Trust Co., OVEST SIDB SAVINGS DANK). .J,S WSST BASI>OtI»U.BT.. r*sntr.« business im JLtmUy, Uct. IG, aud p*f jrwnluooD with a resolution passed at a meeting o* th* saving* Bunk-on the fith Inst. **twenty d.il /a to art rv depositor who has that amount of motley' '/ibis credit, Aud to iliosaitlio hav* not whatever smaller «um I* duo. ami will also male*- other pay ta«*nta ns SOOO as a-curltios cm a l>« converted.'* Wu rV'k m> compromise—only a lit Ho time snilM* tleace itortlto part of depositors, aud lioßa in t»w uiuott s to be able to puy every depositor In 1011. JAS. U*. atXtVICLB, Prest; r. U. 31RYKI7, raalifer. The City National Bank -Vre building a fim-proaf vanlt in their new office, on 'the northeast corner of Clinton and Washing tun-sts.. am) will resume business in fow dart. National Bank of llUnult, 7-£ ilichig-tn-av. In the basement, and H West Randolph**!. Banking House ot C. Follausbec «fc Sou. Thenbove firm are now perfecting ananesroentt to opnn business at their new otSc-. So. 173 twenty* *econd-sc.. where they will Lo ready to rosnou on or about the gttb instant. GROCERIES. Groceries. Sprague, Warner Co.i as SDtTH OAXBeST. Wc will haru in stock within a day or two. proba bly to-day. TOO half chest* of-ten, 2DO ticks of coffee, iOU barrels of sugar, 40 Uogitteads of sugar, Stt boxes of cheese, 100 boxes of soap. 20) boxes of candle*, &0 packages of fish, barrels of syrup. Also rice, tod*. splcei, tobac:o, cigars. Ac, In a few days all orders from odr' correspondent* will recolvo prompt afteo tinu. Office of ■"W". B. IDonglas, 93 TV EXT 3IADI.SO.V-ST, (I3f ALLEY), flaring been »uroctlier goods of onr own manufacture, ami w.< Invite on r old easterners and nil in want to forwan os tUair ortiers. which shall have prompt aitontlnn. Trusting in that same kind, ov-rruling Providence -w-WcU »«CrdiuT«rttin2 thlscity.'let -alt rvftnlr* that fliicago shall rise again from its ashes sod ruins In «JI Its former beauty and power. W. covering i EVERY STATE AND TERRITORY. _ has been saved. though ever)-thing else was lust. We appeal to our (reads to aid us now, by remitting ns their dollar subscriptions for the next year. Boys in blue, remember us now] C. AUGUSTUS n.IVILASD Chiraso. 18. _ Mrs. E- Cahana, Form tly 177 South Clark st.. her friends and eaitomers tout *he huittriOP!** millinery ronou at her n-snlrnas tlt> ioarta-*T., with an entire new stock of goods. Plug Tobacco Manufactory For Sale, CONSISTING OF: I Hydraulic Rjiu au* Tump. 9 Retainer, i Pinishera, i Sots M 4 UalJr I mAseJ -4 mu lb Fairbanks bcaleS. J Hair* OtHctr SAIV, Truck. Cars, and all the fixtures complete for the ntna acturo of Pm* Tol Chicago. Oct. 16, V 571. ======== CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1871-10-16 page 3 | https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1871-10-16/ed-1/?sp=3 | fetched 2026-09-14T06:01:43Z ======== THE BELIEF WORK. Sleeting of the General Committee— Prompt Action Taken. Statement of O. C. Gibbs, Sir perintendent of Hie Work. Business at the Supply Depots— Shelter for tho Shelterless. la purtameo of the goutral plan of ornaniza tion laid down by the Mayor, the sev>ral com mittees met at Standard Hall on Saturday even ing, and tpent t quo boars in deliberating on the details of tho work. In view of tho wasto of ford and clothing. and the unequal distribution of (applies which has been going on, from the unfystcmatized method of dealing oat the pro vision!. it was found necessary to take prompt action. The committees were all represented, (tenoral Sheridan and tho Mayor were present. Mr. Wirt Dexter presided. The Chairman of each Committee made a re port, and tho suggestions made in connection with the several departments, in so far as they bormonized with the general plan of work, wore adopted. It will be come days yet befora a thorough system can be In operation, but the fol lowing may be giv-n as substantially the details t>f the plan agreed upon: Mr. 0. C. Gibbi.tbo Chairman of tfao committee on distribution of f«od. clothing and fuel, made tho followingstatement; Tbo city is thoroughly districted, each district being placed in charge of competent Superin tendent*.' each of whom is committed the responsibility of organizing fats district, and of selecting bis own officers and depots of distribution. This work of organization Is nearly complete. The offices coa!d open to-day, if the books, blanks, Ac., were ready. They are now bring made In Mil waukee. where a force is working on (hem night and day. and will bo here thi« (Monday) even tog. At least tea district offices will open on Tuesday morning, with a force amply adequate :to investigate, and relieve nil applicants in each •district. No persons will bo able to obtain any supplies from nny depot under tho control of tbo Relief and Aid society, except in tbe district in which they reside. Tho system is simply on adaptation to tbe prtscnl emergency of that under which tbo Relief and Aid Society have teen working for the past lour ▼oars. It is simple, and will be readily comprehended by all persons engaged In the work, so that but little time will bo roqnirod xoeaablo it to work smoothly, efficiently, and intelligently. Tbo aid nod cu-opcrnlton of the public is earnestly solicited, especially in the earlier stages of tho work. until such time aa those to whom It, is entrusted become familiar with their duties. Tbo services of good citizens bavo been se cur'd to aid in organizing and carrying on tbe work. e Mr. Murry NoUon,Chairman of the Committee on Supplies, said be found the depot at the South Side doing a large business io receiving and distributing, all requisitions being honored, for supplies which were guing to-the churches and aeiiuul bouses where local place* had bean cstab* iiaccd for distribution. A similnr state of things existed at tbo West Side Rink, under charge of General Mann. At Nos. 50 and 52 Canal street, two large stores, coder the direction of thu Board «f Trade, were receiving and distributing supplies. At 4S Randolph street a largo store was opened, under direction of the President of fbe Board nf Trade, for bedding and cloth ing. At tbo corner of Green and Pulton streets a piano was opened for general storage. Mr. Nelson sugested that there should .be a concentration of tbo work of receiving, sorting.’ and during M some given point, say at:the Rink for tbe IfestSidc, ana Tobey A Booth’s for the South Side, the smaller places to be located hereafter. Mr, Pullman, ofthe Committee on Tranfpor lati d. said be bad conferred with tho various railroad men, and bad coma to an arrangement, which was embodied in tho following special notice: l>a and after tbo 15th instant, all passes for pemrss desiring to leave the city will be issued and signed by George M. Pullman, Chairman ol the Committee on Transportation, «r persons authorized to sign bis name, at Standard Hall, corner of Thirteenth dreot and Michigan arniuc: or by R. W. Blntcbford, io tbo named r a>nnaD, at the oerner of Clinton and Pul ton streets. .ui. x'uuuian also read the following police, which bad been sent to tbe A‘aouiated Press t '*Passes ore being issued by tbe Relief C-m- nluec to the utterly destitute to all points in the V Tied States where such persons can find work ni!’» these passes will hereafter bo signed by r M. Pullman, Chairman, and counter part!,.. ■'gents appointed by each of the rail- Jks«h receive them here. r °"iti!.rfi f« ”01102 part ol lines leading from Chicaco arorc M»ectfully requested to notify the Chairman of ibo m uuo 01 their rrUingncn must bo limed by ritizeni. .Mr. Gibbs, in his denartmen.,- lo co'up crate with the Transporta lpn c?* 1 Mr. fair bant, of the Cot. Enpl«f meat. announced that u. por*ops desir ing employment should t o. “I® at headquarters. or a pW f°. oe designated iiercatter, where tins pari or y“° work will be tborongbly systematized. Th« "Woman’* Home was selected as the place for ap plications for female cmployruco t. A auUeoenl of the places needed would be sent to Mr. Gibbs’ distributing effiers. Dr. Johnson, of the Committee on Sick, .Sani tary. etc., reported the condition of the different hospitals, which was about the same ns already published in detail. Two cnaes of medical stores bad been received from Buffalo. Armußemeuts were in progress to gather in thn sick, and ar range a system of posses. The iimnouuite ne cessities of the sick were not pressing, and the sanitary condition of the city being unusually good, there was no fear of epidemics. Tho Chairman of tho Committee on Shelter, Mr. Avery, reported that their organization was •completed, and tho luildcra were at work. The barracks, unwisely located in the centre of tho best portion of the West £;de,bad been partly erected, but it was deemed btst.to stop the work «n the balance, and carry it (ertomo place where there was more room and less danger. Tncru was from eight to twelve (docks ot vicant land, bounded ou the south by Polks trcel. and on the wcsUby Ashland avenue. which would ho suitable, but tbo rnmmitt.c v *cro informed that tbo owner, Mr. Walker, would cause them trm'blo if they took possession. The portion f t L e barracks already erected were filled io a luw iu iiiales, the people rushing to them, eager in csco,' >d ,rom tb° crowded cnurchcs. It was propose. 10 uiQke a requisition on General Sher idan for i *at** till barracks could he completed. General Sheridan signified his iutcutioa of honoring fit/ch rc/iuiailion. It was also decided that tho committee were empowered, c eder tho Mayor’s order, to take posseisioo of th vacant lauds mentioned, with* out fear of liticutlon. Mr. Pullman suited that bo had repaired tclo gratii* tromall points offering homes lor about 400 families. Gdueral Sheridan sa.dhchad telegrams from fifty or u oro railroads offering facilities lor transportation. These ho wouul turn over t Mr. Pullman. Too committees on distribution of supplies were instructed to deliver nothing but cooked provisions until Mr. Gibbs’ rystem was per’ JlClC‘l. The committee*' then adjourned. Messrs. Julius Iloib.ntiial, Given E. Moore. Al derman Dcviue. and C. Tl. 6- Mixer, who have been appointed upon thcd’.fpinittee tor distribu tion cl furphes, of which U-C* Gibbs is Cbair znan. nre requested to meet at headquarters, 4(9 West Wtifbiugloa street, at 2 o’clock tftjs otter noon. At a medio* of the city psst«r', called at the request of >be Relief and All Society* the foj* loniMC were appointed a cmmitieo to act in connection with that organization: lljr*.,”. Harriett, Robert Laird Collier, H. N. Powers, 4i* Vi'. Etrarlf. and C. H, Fowler. TUS COMMITTEnS. Com 'atttee No. I.—On receiving, storing and «nriinc t a Pt ,lie a ßd dealing out upon reqasi tinn* irou." other committed. Murry Nelson., n n iJri br (Jen, Hardee; K.W. Preston, PrJiiSnt'BoVJ of Trad.; 11. JI. Tbompion, AlfleraSn Ala.’™*" C- F. 0111. A. W, Claop, J. I lIS. Si'™’' Jooer. A. 11. Uennctr, V. A. T,’Visual I, Alfred Spink, Secretary lurpm. J. L. j5,.jj 00 trill bo at Governor Mur., -hteeoth street bridge. Storr ea r'I*' 1 Shelter, to provide >o.i. Committee o. 'very. Chairman; T. tents and barracks. 1. 31.—. Mn nnk n Thi>ua< W. Harvey. W B. l Uill.p., IJotcbetn. Wilcc, West fc.de; Alderman M. Mr. Goodwin. -"do >’o. 3.— Commitcce on Employment. to pro. labor lor able-bodied applicant*. Ckairman. K. Fairbmnk. Alderman John Buehler, west Side-S K. Norton. Alderman J. IX. McAV-y, Sutitii Side* Eer. S. T. Chamberlain, Now J l o lend Church: Alderman G. A. r h Side Her, Robert Patterson. Presbyterian, West Adams street: R v, Jcsjol). Inotnns. Mieuuan avenue Baptist-Churca: A. B. Hitchcock, bec 2‘v**^4.—Committee on Transportation, to pro _,s J*- *«cs tor persons, and Irneht nccomuioda -7; d r /Jr* -©plies. ClJairniftp.Georae M. PaU tions to r -,mond, K. W. Blateblord* E. M. .man, C, G. H«,_ '-mes to bo added. Jiincf. Further it- -n Reception and Corrcs* -i'o. s.—Commrttee u '*->rs and answer alt de- VondoDce, to receive visu. -»an, Wirt Dexter, ?paceb»s ard Ifticrs. Ciauu. Md. Theodore liter. Robert Lsird Collier, •fccMxtz. Further names to buaddeu. U.—Coromiltco on Distribution v. 'Clotbinp and Fuel, 0. C. Gibbs. Scpcriuten V; IU of ■T ld Aid Society, Chairman. Juhu 2l<-e«clbol, Orren h. Moore, Aid Devine. 0. 11. S. Mixer, fc. c. Hayes. Rev. Air. Whitehead. Rev. Mr. iMarson. Rev. Dr., Mcilallln, Rev. Mr. CadwaJader, Rev. Mr.. l\ ilkineon. Too above Comnnltoc arc riqucjtcJ to meet at beadauar tcrs.NJOO West Washington street, at 3 o'clock toil O. C. Uirrs. Chairman. ••“tommitUe^nfc.cn.Hospital, and San ilary Measures. Dr. U. A. Johnson, Chairman. \*t> 1 IpKflf. Dr. Ilcubou Lmilaia. Rev, si. N. Pqvrtie, Hr. Wm. Wogucr. Dr. 11. M. Ly- HI llr. J, 11. lUuch. The Wjkconlu aud Slichixan Fire*. r Mi;.U'Ai'icEE.oct,ls.—Later accounts from Nor thern Wisconsin confirm nil previous reports nnd rumors that the lon of life in the neigh- Jborhood of the burned village of I'eshtago will reach orerl,2oo, and 15 per cant of those injured j cannot recover. The fire tornado was hoard at 4t distance tike the roaring ol the sea; balls of airc _ wetts toon observed to fall like meteors »n difTcrcut parts of the town, igniting vhatever ibtl touched People iushe.l with their children aruu ;r a ~laeo of safety, but the dorm d,S. r A' f U i? on lhe ftU| l enveloped them in >?hS?on?M kr burn c K «Mid and eludora. nod iml roa?i^ le .i° r»ver worn smff.caUd MNRara ssjsajs reach the water, many ibrntrinv ,i ,rlrr, into the mill”Sd „S to flontiuc Ins-. AnuSih.r ot drowned by beint thrown !ro:n tbc loci by c.n.l doned bnne, and cattle that milted into tbn water. The fierce cyclone rv, c j,i over n tract ol country 8 or 10 miles Every bulldlni. nml ell the timber were liebed up clean by ihe toncue of fire. Tb* town ol Perntico numbered 2.COU, one-third of whompemhed in that fearful night. Reports from tnc oast shorn of usal for Hamilton (formerly of Chicago) accompanies the delegation, by request, to vivo bis advice and as sistance; aisn. David McCulloch. bflbo S'tecftt (or, and John S. King, of the Timer. rr.B^OBAU Sirs. Margaret A. P.- May, of Chicago, if still alive, will please report at tho above place. Any ol her friends knowing her whereabouts wilt confer a favor by informing her. The State Board of Equalization. At a meeting of tbo Illinois Stito Board of Equalization, October 10, the following resolu tion was adopted: Jlesolcnl, Tnat os an assessment of Cook Conn* ty was made at a time when oil were prosperous, and said assessment has been presented to this Board, and finding that we bare no power to grant such relief therein as tbo emergency <>f ibe Uciu mey demand, and tbat such relief must bo granted by legitlatireenactmcnt.il nt »11. wo therefore respectfully ask tbs Legidnturo to enact such laws as shall produce equity nod relieve the unfortunate citizens of Chicago fiom being taxed upon the millions of property of whiea they have been so suddenly deprived. Pont Office Relief. George S. Barnes, Superintendent of tbo spo cinl agents of the Post Ofllea Department, re* ceived on yesterday 11.400 from Postmaster General J. A. J. Crcswell. as a donation to the sufferers in tbo Post Office io this city by the Into fire. Other donations barn been made in prolusion by tbo Post Office employes in cities, and the while will form a grate ful and timely contribuljoa to many faithful but destitute puolie servants. Money aud Produce Mai'kcU Kw York. Oct. 14.—Money firm a: 7 per cent. Govtrnmanu doll and steady: Slate binds dull and weak: gold steady: Western Union sG}£; Ad-ims Express 81; Wells Fargo 4S; Amorie.n s*»Uj Uniied Spates s*.'; New York Central. 87%: Scrip. 83; Krio. 27 3-8:pld. fiS; Heading. lUSJ»£; Michigan Central. 113: Union l*oc:6c stuck, Lake Shore, W 3-8: Illinois Central. 134: Pittsburg. 112*4; Uonhwestern. 55Va: Pfd. Bdtf: Cleveland ami Coiambus. St: K-ck Island. ST7S 8: St- Paul, 64#; pM7f;Wabash, £5: ptd 76; Fart Wayne, Terre Haute, 2d; pfdso; Chicago and AUon, pfd Hoi O.ilo and Mississippi. 27: Indiana Centra). 17.3.3: Bur lington' and Quincy 123: Hannibal and St. Joess. CISCfXATTI. Oc‘. J4.—Flour and Grain un chanred: family 'flour G75&68J, nil wheat 1.4931.43;c0rn 5? ear; shelled; oats 35(510: wuisKty strong atSKJ— a«m: 91; prpvistons quiet and dull, nu demand, prices nominally pnebang ed: pork held at 13 25: lard netf and old: bulk d*ii 755*?7?4 lor anuuUKys and sides: n»*' nn at 7?4‘-sB4JS}-4 tor shoulders, clear rib, and sides, XoLEDrt, 0 XL—Fiour quiet; wheat doll, .lo.niT.ril teßatM.r :_N Wit;, Wabnsb 1.55. No. 1 wblto Mich, l,u,’ amber M»eh. 1.45: corn steady; high mixed cV; IdflT, 58: yellow 59‘4: oats inactive, nu sales; freights J toBuf alo; 11312 to Oswego. Chicago Lumber Market. Satcrday Evkniso, Oct. 14. Caruors—The market for cargoes to-day was exceedingly dull, owing to unfavorable winds, and prices stand lho same ns noted in ourrep»rt of y«etcrday. A sawed shingles ofl *al were in actlro demand, and held nrmly at a rang* £3.25(33.37}£, a* to quality. Wo ecte unable to Icaru of any cargo transactions. •f Food, •deal A? THE VACD3. In this department of ihe market there 5s an ao.ive tuorcmeoi on city account, and prices for grades rulccinsidcMldy higher. The inquiry for (oiouu'o trade*, tho stocks of widen ij’cn broken up. Cb»i;o descriptions arc aro bauo '«Pl4y. MU* nod shingles continue only iit lair A f vved shjpjdos on track met eoi d “„"m. »Sr i JJW. wi»n an active ingu ut w loilona. We revise our price Firsto!car,l loch indlnon. Sect n*l dear, 1 Inch to 2 inen.. (X^; r*’ W Third clear. 1 Inch Flr«t f ml fecund clear flooring, toccu. AJAjvjl ci. rough V?*! 1 together. Sft.Ot. Common siding £r, 3i Common flooring, dressed, first Common flooring, dressed, second 4i5.00ft2T.00 Wagou-lwx boards, selected, ic inches and upwards 35.00ft40.0l A stock boards 30.ttWM5.03 B stock boards 2j.U3ft43.00 i Common boards, joints. scantling, small timber, «Sc-, id feel and under. 17.03ft15.0C1. Fencing 17.Wft18.00 Joists and scantling, IS-ftSAfccl liuoft4».oo Pickets, square IWWftITJX) rickets, flat (815.C0 Clear posts, split IG.OO^Md.tW Clear posts, roond 20.0U&5.L00 Lath 2.50 ft 3.W Sawed shingles, No. 1 1.75 ft 2.75 Fawed shingles, A or star 3.75 ft 4.03 Assessment of Tates, To the Editor oi T e Chicago Tribune: In considering tbo revision* of ibo Assess ment of Taxes for tbo city of Colesgo.- it would I>j well to keep in xind the fact that ranch or tbo real estate of tlio city* mat of the West Div ision in particular,has grratlyincreasedinvaloe. and jn many cases own.rs .of propeny are re* cciving rents very ranch n excess of what they received at any time i rer.uus tuthe fire. Own ers ol such property e« aid therefore well afford tuparaddiiionaltnscsaodthould.be taxed t» raake up iu some ox cn the deficiency caused by the red ieii»n er rsaii.B not taxes la tbo Burnt iKairiet.** H. T. il. Cuicauo.Ocu 14. IS7I. IVliat Governor Palmer Will Uccom- mend. Special Dispatch to The Chicago TVibnno. SPBtscntLD. 111.. Oct. 15.—The Gon.rnor. in hu m.siiC'-*. t«~mi>rrow, mil take the ground that under the present extraarumary circum stances the State should refund to Ooioagti me money expended in daaneniag tho canal, •mounting lo nearly $3.001.0.0. From Pittsburgh On Sunday evening a consigauient of relief supplies arrived fioai Pittsburgh, consisting:*? five ear loads ofi and a 1m f toe—subject to tho order of the Chicago Relief Society. The Pittsburgh R.-lIc! Committee'* nfcadQaerter’f are at tbe new Sherman Ilous*. A“«f;hic«go R“!lolSociety hate tolcgraphel to tbe Mayor ol Pittsburgh to herd a dop »t ul eon* Plies established there, to draw on ns necessity may be, instead of forwarding everything here at once. TOAUrEKT/SKRS. In order to make room for the current new and important announcement*, we have been compelled to learo out of to*-dny’s issue between seven and eight olumos of sew advertisements. We hope to find space for'them in Tuesday Tbibcxe. —The Barnes House, center of Randolph and k n i* one °l the most comtnodinas hoUls»n thecilr. andlts proprietors here dll* Played the greatest generosity in the relief of suaerers, in addition to providing for the travel ling public. BUSINESS CARDS. Hart, Asten Co., Bag Manufactory, AT Nos. 5*7 Went Nadlaou-st,,; Are receiving g.xxls. am! readr for liu«lqmi. Heid, Murdcok £*Tinksr would respectfully Inform their cult enters that they will be fully prepared to supply the wnntiofth* trade, ns eaoaasther can obtain suitable and safe shelter. Their Itooks are intact, and statements of account will ba forwarded.. lo the meantime, the* reqntst Ine remittance of all balances due, a*, owing to the disastrous effect of the late calamity upon financial affairs here, they aro entirely dependent for lands upon their friends In the country, and hope they will respond promptly. Interest will he allowed upon all bills paid bafore maturity. Im not send drafts, hut remit viirtency by express. Ciltcano. October 11, 1871. Railway Supplies. OEEEAE, ADAMS 00,, HAVE. REMOVED THEIR Omt'E To 64 South Jefferson-st ATTENTION DRUGGISTS! H. P. SWIFT BRO., UO WOODWABD-iV.. DEmoiT, MICH., Prucßuu Glassware, «tc etc., nr# prepared to fill orders at lowest cash rates. Bend for Quotations before purchasing elsewhere. U ‘f’ WWHT BRO.- Cyrus P. Thomas, ARCHITECT Of the late Wackln Block. OFFICE .|.7S IVABASII AY. Office of BIOCS. NPKNCGB CO CUTLERY AND GUNS. 1023 WabasH-av. thank our friends tor their prompt remittances ■at.a ask onr cnatometß to tnpw Mr< j ua v iut luud* tlieycan .V Y. Ex.. I*. O. Orders, or by Express. H. P. Merrill Co. Hare opened their office at No.tOT WdstMadison-M. where they wHl’hoplenied to sec Chairfrieeda and patroos and reccire thoir orders, ay usual, for Crock ery. Glassware, Ac. We shall soon b# In receipt of a full slock of Queenswarc from Anthony Shaw, Pow ell A Bishop, and others, and sell ou aa favorable term* ns hereloforo. We hope that ihoio indebted to us will promptly respond Is thlroiirhmirof need. Stettauers Wineman Respectfully annonnee the commencement of a Um poYrtry building on the northeast corner oMllchl’ gnu-OT. and Monroe-st., which will bo completed In* •Pont two weeks, whan wo shall bo prepared to >a. ceiro our customer and to fill all orders with our usual stock. lu the present emergency we shall most gtatefully appreciate remittances from those indebted to os, either In New York exchange or car fancy, by mail or exprem. All" communications should bo addressed to our preseut riffles. <9t Minniean-av Story King, Attorneys, NO. I WEST JIANpOLPU-ST, To Our Clients: All securities, titles, deeds, ab stract*.lecorde, and T«hn»blo pnrvr* Mi with us an* safe, We hsv* n complete record of all proceedings in uverr c«a» in court In which either of us has been vt* U, »"il fut i TV* VEA J tS bAbT IMST. UfflcoNo!l West Itaudulph-st. ‘MinerT. Amo* T-o.) 1 btOUY A KINO. October 12. I*7l. While Our Entire Stock of Goods On Ritcr-st. was destroyed by the late fire, our warehouse (for stoneware) was'not burned. W> bare secured a spaclom store and warehouse at .'3l South Causl-st., near TwelUh-st.. where we have a full supply of stoneware, and In a few Usys will also li&tcs full supply of crockery, glassware, Ac-, at wholesale, as heretofore, where wo Invite «ur numer ous patrons and friends to call. JOHNSON ADUEV. Chicago. Oct. 11, IS7I. Notice. SWARTHOfT, KENT A CO.. JOBBERS OF CLOTHING. SYRACUSE, N. Y.. Arc prep-trad to lit! «II ordnr* for Clothing at their Syracuse, N. Y., house. Their agents will visit the Western trad** at once with snmpW. Perkins, Stern Co.’s Office for the present will bo at i.Ki W*b«sb-AV. Being among llio euff.-rara of tbo Uto tire, wo earn estly eolicit Ihoaidof all petaout indebted In ns t« s«*n.t u* currency or draiU nn New York, which will bo thankfully received All orders for CALIFutt. M.V WINKS. UKANDIK>, AC,, sent to os will b<- promptly tilled from Pur Sew York Imii'to until out m«w stock arrive. Thiiukiug unr Monde for past fsTure, nnd soliciting a contlnuancu of their pa tronage, wa muaiu, luspecitu.ly, PERKINS. STEUS A 1:0. lIKNJ, IIItUcK. Jc.. Agent. SO6 Wtl«rlt-tv. Wm. D. Kerfoot’s REAL ESTATE AGENCY Is at the old place, S3 BAST IVAStIIKGTON-ST. Houses forsslo and rant la nil parts of the city, City aud County Surveyor, KoUiy-Tublic. Revenue Stamps, and lull Uuu of maps at my office. Information regarding property lo tho burnt dis tricl ch- crfullv given by I itii-rur io person. Only Wholesale Boot and Shoe ItOVfE NOT BURNED OUT AT LATE FiRE. G. S. RICHARDSON A CO., manufacturers and lubbers of bunts and ilinf, ai West Uaudulph-il.* Imre still a lurpo stock, which they ..ffjr at the old prices. Wahl Brothers Are happy to inform lliclr friends that although tlic:r odi'.e and store were destroyed, their works are iutact, and that iluy still hate a complete stock of GLUE and NEATSFOOT OIL, and ara pre psred to fill all orders as usual. Office and addres* at present at their (Fn«s Works. Furniture! Furniture 1 AT OLD PRICES. JO UN MON 7. EL. 456 States t. A large assortment Of Parlor, Chamber, and Com mon Furniture, and a gnal.rnrbdy of Office I>r»k a and Tables on hand, and a large supply telegraphed or aod arriving dwllr. L. It. Howeit ik Soli, Rcul K«t.iU and llou«* Agents. will U» found it Centrc-nv.. near Mmi[>«n >t. \V«st all (iauhi who will l>m «h»Np to t*i»w«l«M:riplloii at oticv. Wr h*r» hundreds of applicant* tor h»sp «l\»,.jUoJ>, *l 1 k>u»U o rho offico 4SIIAW ur i:ICIIAKD!>, KKUailAl'Cll -am, 1,0,1. if tfiuimroriir ,1 SI'S r ouflu i.tff .pcoJlly NfflUf- ,\™’w °™_ men u* «4uU »i-miu»uc« uf c* *nna n niniimi y in tiiw oqf *itn- _♦ T\> lirr»hr 't »rp *hmll C( *:iu«Mbo U IJUJ.KSI I.K (JUO»;Klty Larral/ce dt our u«w «Uml. L-uriuV of SJuMC***-®* IIAL'DWAUE. in« l< So, J33 Slfchlj.n-.r., Kcmorcito IV will !>a*e our uso-1 aiwrtmc.'t ln*tewd«r<. fl“ n rUron-g* of «ur Lira..# unllctc or.icr# tor aurtinui; t* oc** iinaoT trad*- Jh«iik»il .or Ih It j t a cunmitunee ot t»u* -s\^.U o“ m.- ;*W c;eo. \V. Smitu/ (io cn.ttt.ji l-f »r»rcd to LA"-ofnoK. Clnoteo. O'toliff __l— W a)ard* PLASTERER, court. *ud be ready to ship kouOm irum our letup''**7 ■lore in awiut ten days. Our olScc for llic proeu** l T_«,„fei a j, noV M rear of 332 Wabash* yr,. r NrTO v *CO ind i«S*K »rn ."J -111 I tAKRIM.TON.BUi/Us.TKU A CO. BromM r attended to. Wheo F»m «Wl perm«iient 'buildiocs use nothiue but Iron *r»re ai ft jtMb»ti»uie .•■»r lath to plaster os, ae patroied by Jl wl .od Are iu«l as well as currusated »‘OQ srciiea. Am 'o»paml to uki> orlei« now. Ortmajer, Lewis «!b Co., W UOLUS.VLE SADDLERY, will be i it 49 \Vv«t Randolph and rnuiue tnalnrss in a l<-w di Chas. Wlppn, FL’UNITCRE, 99 Wert* 3tadUon-st, Pi irtor, Chamber and Office Furniture. Dr. Is C. UoU, OCULIST BUSINESS CARPS. Or. Bi G. Bogac. Office sod residence after Monday October ICtli wl bt at No. Ml West Monroe**!. Muuger’s LAUNDRY 45 IV. At Wfublngton-st.' ,r P. R. I*. Hardenborgb,- LEATHER AND SHOE! FINDINGS, .40? Writ Lakc-sr., Chicago. A foil stockof new good*. Removal. Offlca ef Vershof RnMingA f-’o. and Chat.' Verrhn Om»«I l* r H»tarU and Wurtcmbutg, no* at is* cottar* uruve-ur. Removal. WH. n. SAMPSON. V R«n»«t»8 Agency, Utsßhom ,&9 LsSalle-it.. Is now located *a 318 Wear Wakhiogton-flt. To rent, stortaa. office*, and dwellihge in ,n parti of the city. Millen Frost Lewis, LAWYERS. 363 Micbigan-ar. CUlcygoand Wilmington Coal Co.’of »ffire removed to 52 West Twelfth**!. Seebergcr «S» Breakey Continue die wholesale HARDWARE bnsioess at IQ and 12 W—t Randnlp*--*!. Culver, Page, Hoyne Co., 11, 13, and 15 North Dciptaiaes*«(., 200 Gran Lead Psnclls.*Blatik Book*. Xbtdlam, and General nutioo*ry receiTcl Saturday. Slum ex. peeled to-day. ICnllng toachina running. William Utils and Co. f GENERAL COMMISSION. Hare reenmev! bn«ineer at 22« West Randolpli»»t. H. N. Hibbard, REGISTER IN BANKRUPTCY, Vi Harrison**!., near W«bssh*ar. UIBRARP. RICH A NOBLE. Lawyer*. naiTl>rtti*«t.. and 35 and 37 Canel-at. J. S. Tliompsou 6i Co. will bo uermanentty located, with a template office, and read/ to fill orders for all kinds of printing, in'a ftw ll and 16 West Reodolph-it., near the bridge. Franklin Denison, Attorney at Law, Would inform hi* client* nnd friend*, that he li*B reopened hi* office at Booms A&«. SOI W.MadUum-at F. D. Cossift Co., WHOLESALE GROCERY, ilar I* found al 45‘PAKK AVENUE. until thoir new building on Michigan.ar., corner of Monroe it., i* ready to occupy. isucari now arriviu? from New York. Some Tots on hand, and expect to be rtudy to mi all orders by lb* 25th of Octol»er. Notice. All onr depositors will Le paid In’ full at once b« eajimu at Mate.»t., and money ad rancid on col* Uterala or account*ln savings banks: alio, on soil rent iuiaranco comptnv’* policlc*. James Baxter a co.’ formerly at Ui Washington**!. Giles, Brother Co. Hare opened at 158 Twenty ii-eond-it.. near Stito with a lull line of goods. Orders promptly nited* Willi many tine goods saved »ud through tlielr New York and Parisian houses they can offer all tlwl former indocemeots to purchasers. r j. r. i>vnd J! West Mn!l- U>.l| silcuccd on con.innmcnt. Mrd.r. lollciEcd for purebav* «»r*»lt of gralu provision*, etc. Chicago Cutlery Manu faoturing Co. OiaceandFactory.ir7tolS7Mather.it, Our factory was not burned; will *»l| cutlery at old P rtce M. RUUL. Secretary. D. U. Trimble, M. Southeast cor. Miclilgan-ar. and Twenty.iocond«at. Geo. Scoville, law ofhoe, NO. Aj CLINTON-8 r. W. T. Reid Co. f PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURERS. 130 West Madlsou-st. Repairing and tuning a specialty. Lunl, Preston Kean, BANKERS, MASONIC BUILDING. (Virner HaUted and Randolph.*!*.. OPEN FOR BUSINESS ON MONDAY Geo. M. How Co. Have secur'd their bnoks and papers in perfect order, and are prepared to attend, with thoir usual promptness, to all consignments and onbrs Thrr mav l«e found at ls3 Wcat Madltou at K>om 7. nutil their i»»w ofiice. 45Sonth Canal-st 1- completed Dr, Julien S, Sherman, t **rpo*. 353 State-st., near Harrison. OClc# h onr James B. Storey Co., ini South Clinton.st.. will bnr or loan money on watches, diamonds, jewelry, solid ailver ware, and other good collateral*. Lazarus Silverman 4 Co., B-mkcr*. liar- removed their bank to Vo. *2 n ahMh'ar., vbere tli-y aro ready to continue their business as lu-retoforH. •LAZARUS SILVERMAN CO. Kenty 4 Jenkins, Oita of all kinda. We are prepared to nil orders aa usual. Carbon oil at low figures. Office 31 North C. W. Perkins 4 E. R. Rogers, BANKING OFFICE, Ko. 77 Adams-lt" Sweet, Dempster Co.,' are alive, and nlrcada receiving goods at their n*w -tore. 52 aud 61 Meat Washington *r. Will Im. pic (taral by the 2uih lost, to offer to the trad- a lull a«. iurtiuent o( bats, capa, fats, gloves. tnllliuu, otc. Heimerdinger 4 Florahelm, LEATHER AND FINDING*. UO Twenty-third-sf. Dent 4 Black, Lawyers, 710 WABAbH.AV. Ur. DENT, at htc House. <2SOUTH SHELDON*BT., after 4 p m. Mcrrlam Alexander, LAWYERS, Office I<9 West Washington**:., on Monday. ICth Just. J.T. Rewlelgh Co., FLOUR AND FEED. Corner of Green and West Monroe-ata. Will bo ready In a fbw daya. Ulrich Bond, Rfa L r t u T> f*«lpr«. reopen«*d office at 3:i W«Wi,. »v. Will be happy to ataistiUl old frGndanud patron* •very way in our p-wer. Houars at Hyde Park. Oakland, and In dry to dispose of. Office of P. O’Neill, Importer and i Archvr-sr., Chicago. Branch Fan], 499 Kirer«»t. AlilcauWif. DcIU, French Co., BRIDGE ASDCAR DLILDEHS, (iflcf. M? W»Wli«tr. The Singer Sewing; Slachlue. The office f J. S. WILKIN’?*, fcrmarly IS! lVarUicii-gu.pew at 16? Bitwaakee-ar. Wm. 11. Thompson, t.kal Estate aclst. J?.* Wet Matlisun-if., Thompson's Block. attention tolaaalag property ami- cob leettnt r«*nt*. itvddlu A; IlnmUtuu. office 12:9 'pratiue av BempvaJ Eduards. iltuett A; Co., will open with a good stock *>f Jltfh’S’ AND BOW CLOTUJSO, i at a' 6 Stau***t.. and al*o corner >ladiiou J.'C.t (uni, on or Bl 'Ut yorriaVr I. y. 11. Marahstt, SEAL ESTATk AND LOAN BROKER, 202 and 204 W*. *t Madis»Q>it.. Unoßn and A. rmssenger Agei BUSINESS CARDS. Removed Oct. 7, phoenix planing .mill HOLTSAMIIEB A RANDALL. Proprietor*. Contractors and Builders, and Mn&ur.c*nr«n rtf A..1,,D„0,., Blind-, M=.,Ulic.»,. Tc ta™ ..J office corner ofSangamon nt»d Carroll-*!, J. G. Salisbury, practical buiCdsr, Will make estimates and contract for all landing? Office—W Si.nth Canal-*t.. second Co»r. Wholesale W-inea and-Liquor*. Office and Store 719 West >laJi»oii »t. Shoenfeld Bros. A Co., lias resumed bn»Sne«ir ‘nt ‘5! Canil-ir nrn of Waahtnxton. where ho t. sow VsSdy Swcli. df UI! ,ÜBI,U B®.Mte«a «a orders with FORIIKRLY lts CLABK-ST., «.M or-j! on efflep. nnrtlic.Bt con.,, lKrti.on .nd n.l.tod-.t.., on In.nlnr mu, e>n nt oM pricM. Mr low in tbo or„t Or. nrnrlr *100.000; no iii.nr.net. but all mr ontrernnd ambition i* left. Hope to eoon makb up my lose by Jioueel and lair dealing. 1 am jutt cotupletiag a large building, 76*115, which will suoa he ready for o-ctipaucr; is well aultM for a wlmleeale busluM* Hitchcock, Dupes Evarta Atti.rn.y-, mar (..nnd >t Its Sonth for. 1., a.,.; then at corner W.ll. amt atSVcSIt: Notice. Th-bu«ln*** hour* of Rf. R«t. Dr tntPr ollc Bi-hop. of Cbicaco. win be from li?r ma ni. at bt. Patrick’s Church. eoroS of Sttaif Jmi I>eeplainr*«et».. nntii tnrthT neHcn an.i Tinners’ Tools. HANDSOME PARLOR STOVES remaining from Block. Cal! at Store North Hale ted ■t., corner Carrol, or by mail. 11 tea ASHLEYSIKAitf. ENGRAVER ON WOOD. i* removed to 165 WVat 3Udi«oii-it. Order* wdielied- Lee’s, m COTTAGE_CROVE.AV. A full supply of Tobafco and Cigar*, lawyer. Nos. 9 and II North CnnaUst.. -with Platt. Thorne Maynard. Bush, Hill.Johnston,- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Corner Lake and South Water-stt.. am ready tor ba«ioesa. Equitable bife. Assurance Society oy TUS UNII£D 31.U KS. located at 083 Wabacli-ar. All bootl. oaten iud money preserved. ii. y. JEN KI SUN, Gen Fancy Steam Dye Works, I By C. DAiILGREN. 179 West Kandoiphiat. •VI t,f np.*o witii a Urgvr-aiock than aver. r-. HART Rgf»s.. BOOKSELLER A STATION Eli Inform* Jiis frienh'and easterners that *ll or.!vp. or Books and SutiotWy will W promptly filled ;.t (idgjmh lVori.i«>t., Chicago. Hammer'd; Smith** L*w OGjc* will b« at 379Ntote-it.. until th*ir *’h** Itarn,*’ near llirir old placj is finished. Tuey wife he t*le».*-d (e assist thrtr clients and friend* I. proving ,tr. Waiter M* Howland, ATTORNEY AND NOTARY., Formerly with S. 51. Moore A Co. Especial attes' lion gii«n to Insurant** rUlnx, of toaa, Ac. Other. 7V West Mailiaoo-at. John Kraut, 319 Clan Island -»r., manufacturer of furniiore. wholesale *nd retail; also office rnrnltit Mead iliggtu*, WHULRSA LC*G ROGERS, Will return* Lnsiots*, In a .few-days, corner Green cti.i WeoW**h|nvs<-n-sll.’ Aikin, Lambert i Co.^ GOLD FENS AND TINS JEWELRY, AT It AND t6 MAID KN LANE. N. Y„ AND 3» DEAUBOUN.ST., Hare located for the winter at 5S WEST WAaII I N GTON*3 T. They bare rec. iroJ a sevkiock of tuods fram New )or* and will btrfltlins o. airs by iu-*jiy*. Tliej Will alsb'tto rvpcluuug tsru*>t Iliac lime, and wilt.U d to many trtru-U at Hw-ir new >ju ir «f>. Wire a ton, Ilrndcrson ik t'd.,* ormerty at 2it ami 3 6 WatUiuglwn-at., are now lacatud at 73 VEST LAKB-ST., and can (111 promptly all urdves ior groceries, prorlt iun a id ship tnppllra. NORMAN C. PKRKfSd AND J. A. CRAM, Sjyunlzel 4 Hass, 7>} Btate-it. MarUo Frobl.' FRED. S. fcTEWAJtT. WM> U. U. Late with the Western NiWj Co. VVM. B. h WKNTZEt.. Ute with Security lire Insur auce Co. We shill hare a large stuck uf JUai k Rook*. Writ jag P«p*r, Envelop »;sc ,‘Nt thil *reok. The ttai •applied »t i>msnn«bhj rates. it. h E. Ammon Co., Mandas WabaSh-ar. 6UOKNFELD BROS., 35 and 37 North Clark-et. Offire-bCT Watnah-ay.*' L. Shoent ld, J. Sboeufrl.j, H. fb'wnfrh). L. Branaahwclg. R. Rose, A LUIUTECT, J. H. Keeler, J. Manz r Wm. Y. Daniels, S2I STATE-ST. E. Jamieson, ATTORNEY At S2l State-it. At the Old Price*. Jas. L. Stark, LIGHTNING RODS. nabst. HOFFMAN A CO Proprietors. LAW OFFICE 391 Wahwli^ir. 11. lx Data A. Booth’s OYSTERS. Removal. Ilcmoval. IV. G. lloimc<, Jyaw Office 3?; Sllcblcau-aV. Jowott, Chicago business directory- The fallotting are the nanus of tom* of Vie Uad~ uuj house* in the city, arranged trUh a view to convenience of reference. Advertising Agency. H. H. CHANDLER, General Advertising Agent, 85 South Canal and 41(3 Stote-Pt., will receive cards for ibis directory. Attorntys*at«latr. 4t Randolph-*!. KLDItf.DCn A TOUBTELoITK, ns West Madison* o.r. an i Tvemr-tecond-st. •lost aII ll OIn>KLL, 51 West UsudulpU-lt, GOUDY A CIIANDLRit. 391 Wabaih-av HERBERT A QUICK. 5i9 State-*:. Architects. ROBB ACKERMAN. 132 MadWm-at E. S. JENISON. eua Stalo-Tt. Boots and Shoes. DOGGETT, BASSETT HILLS, 522 Wabash-av. C. 11. FAKGO A CO. 613 W’ab4»h-ar. Baking Powder. DR; PRICE'S. Cfeam Bakins Powder. 47 and 49 WeslLakc-st. Banks. F JONA L, 449 W'abaih-av. t UL RTH NATIONAL, 473 Waba-h-av FIFTH NATIONAL «9 Wabash-ar* s .yoi?,. MS W«bMh-«v. ‘EIJ’IS'ISLWS*- N L.“u^ BaTEas KATIuK 'i‘ bake, m IV.. Bedding and Loanges. g H. PRICE CO.. 31 and 33 South Balldlug Pnper. ROCK RIVER PAPER CO., r* North JefforsouHt. Carriages. L dolpW^ N BBOEKE Cur Ann and West Ran Coal, MINEH T. AMES CO., 1 W. Randolph tt. Carpets, E. P. HOLLISTER CO., lOand 12 NorthCanal-«t ALLEN MACKEY. 711 Stat*.«. Clothing* HENRY W. KING CO. 24 Market-m DPOU) KUHN i CO. 4« av 1 iv? LL TawK|, «»wN WETMOuS. 159 Wabash* Chicago Paving Company. J ?SL2!£*" ,iaW Prc,iJcnt IB We,t W.,h- Cement. C I o?^«.! £a f BanJ and U.I- Crockery. 11. P. MERRILL A CO., 407 West Madlion-st, j Commission MerchanU. r nTcS, N MAY VU!D «s BAIIE A c0 (Ilroducc S? Mid 27 Jf. Clin- V “ASdolph-t. Eandolp°a WILLIAMS. (pralucJSS \F. 2* (hlghwincs) 25 S. Canal**! tdrlC«7i- lkM A-!- M West Lake-it 01 INN. SWIKTACO. (Klunr), 3i North Canal-at. Detective t Preventive Agency. PINKERTON'S, 55 W*. Washington -ft. Fugine*—Machinery. 'VM. McGREOOR, 53 South Canal-el dsph:,™ ol>£li CU 10 d 13 'Vet JUn. expresses. >al Llko t and Titan Ij. Express Offices, nSff £SPKESS M d 01 Engraven and Die Sinkers. U. n. HANSON. Si Welt Madiion-it. Fruits and Fancy Groceries. M GRAFF A CO., 123 Weit 4ladiion.it. Forwarding and Insurance. an C dli;S^£* t0 ,uull corner Eandolph Furniture. Farm Wagons, PETER SCUUTTLER, 103 and 109 Soulb Caoat.it. Grocers. DAY, ALLEN’ CO.. 031 Mlchlgan-ar SIBLEY A ENDICOTT. 771 Wabash-ar. Hardware. J. K. BOTSFORD A SON. Ml Wnbasfa-ar. Hides and Leather. CHANDLER BOYINGTON. 49 South Canal aL House'aud Sign Fainting. MARTIN A LEONARD. 325 West Madlson-st. Insurance (Fire). f W-. BARRETT A C* l 9 South UalsUd-st I- ‘l» K RVA 1 v i I i?| N •5. scu 1 D P l l ;l! l! 2 South cinaLit, RYAN A CO., 15 and 4> houtli Canal'*!. Insurance (Life)* Canal-st. nJiuSy’.^ ll 50u,1, cor r tt.nJoiph E Scun,wc,k corner Hoisted and Ran. Iron, Steels, Nails, &c. KIRK, COLEMAN A CO., 3i Sooth Oanal-et. HALL, KIMBAIIk AC0.,436 Wabash-av. Iron Foundry*. THE DAVID M. FORD. 30 to 63 West Washing lon-st, and -IT to 55 South CHnton.eL Improved mercantile Agency J. M. BRADSTREET SON. M Caual-M. Jewellers. A. 11. MILLER, 479 Wnbash-av; CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE. STB Wuhaah uv. Jatianned Ware and Tin Cans MORTON A FRANCIIER. 63and 65 South Canal-st. Distillers Wholesale Llqnor Dealers* DICKINSON, LKACII CO., 25 South Canal-tit. Law Books. CALLAGHAN 4 CROCKCROFT, 121 West Ran uolph-at. Leather Bcltinga MUNtsON CO., 14 and in Canal-M, Livery Stables. IIAAfe POWELL. 25 to 31 West Madifon-sl. Leather Findings. RAGE BRO. Jb CO., 35 and 37 Canal-et. BLACKBURD BRO., 27 South Canal-rt, Liquid Slating and Black Boards. J. DAVIb WILDER, 273 Wcat Randulpb.st. Millinery 11. W. J. M. WETHERELL, 3GO Wabifib-ar. Matches. ECLECTIC MATCH-CO.. PT West Madlson at. Meachant Tailoring. MATTHEWS A MASON, 639 Wabaih-av. Oils (Wholesale.) KENLY JENKINS, 3t North Canal-st. Oysters and Fish. A. BOOTH. 6ft7 Mirhlgan-av. F. J. RUTH. 83 and 67 South oana]-9t. D. D. MALLORY CO., 114 West Randolph-fit. Office and School Furniture. 11. M. SHKiIWfiOU. IttJ to I(oSnmh Canal-at IA. H. ANDREWS CO., 119 and 121 W. Washing ton-fit. Paper Dealers. NORTHWEST PAPER i.'O., 87 West Lakr-at. Pianqs. IV. W. KIMD.VLL, 610 Mfchlffan-ar. J. BAUER CO., 370 Michlgan-av. Periodicals. THE SPECTATOR.*’ <3o Stale st. rinmblnß and Gas FUtlaff. W. 11. PATTERSON, 121 West Randulph-al. Ballway Supplies. MARSH GUDDRIDGE, southwest corner Canal aud Lako. Beal Bstate and Loan. S. H. KERFOOT CO.. 43 and 43 Wcat Lakc-st. BLANCHARD BROS., SOT Slale-sl. SNYDER k I.KK, ’j .-uutii llat*:ed and corner ‘of M-.«ro*»ad LaSal!-.«t* Nixun’a Buildtuc. RAIRI* A IIRADLEY, o8 south ('aual-st. U. s. IIUBUA «D. Jr., 7u South Canal-st. uGDKN. SHELDON X SCUDDED. 6J South Oa nal-at. lir.SUY WTUPPLB .t CO., fif-uibweat corner Eaa d«lph and Hxlsiod-tt-. A. KoVATs, southwest corner Randolph aod Hal stod-*ta. lUllroad Depots aud Ticket Offices. MICHIGAN CENTRAL, fuotof T«enty-a*cond-st, Ticket Office curner Canal and Madiaon-al*. Sewing Machines. HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES, north cast corner Madison and Battzamon-fit*. Hash, Doors, and Blinds. CHARLES J. L MAl'EIt, southeast comer West Lake and Canal-sts. Sadillrrj' Hardware. BRIGHAM A JoKE**, i< W«st INndolph-st. Seale*, Track** Ac. FAIRBANKS, GREENLEAP CO.. II Sooth Cansl-st. •L P* FORSYTH A CO.. 46- South Pcsplalncs BL CHICAGO SCALE CO., 31 and 36 West Washing ton-st, Stencil Tools and Stock. FINIGAN, Ml E. RandoTph-st. 11. Han-on, 3l Wo.it Madison-st. [Stationery. Job Prlatinjr, Blank. Book j MaunfactarcrSf Ac. CULVER. PAGE, UOYNE CO., It, 13, and 13 North Dewdalnwi-M. SMEAL, REBANKS CO., 45 West Waahinc* JOHN IT. SMALL CO., 37 Booth Ctnal-sL T tt, b „s' a J £RN >'E'VS COMCANV, !8,07, on* 03 \\cet HaLdolnh-ft. CASIKKON, AMBEUG A HOFFMAN. 16 WW.Ban tlelpll*at. Safes c DIEBOLI) KIBNZLEB, 44ft Stale st. Trank Maunfactitrer*. RILEY A DBANDINMOUUE; 49 North Jeflcrs.n-st Wholesale Stove*. J. F. RATHBONS C 0.,3) and 32 Sonlh CanaUt. Wholesale Groceries* WARNER CO„ 38 South Csnal-st. Z. M. HALL. S3i) ssd SCI Kast Ktndolph-Bt. IVholeiale WM.BLAIR£ CO.. 3ysnd Canai-at. BRIT-SCLL, TERRY HELDEN. 57 West Lake st- INSURANCE, .lOccldentai Fire Insurance Co*, OF SAX FUANC/SL't), CAL A. v. GRKENKIIAUM, AGENT. Ofhce, 46 West R indolph-st.. up Btaln. All >u»'«lln«r p*dlriM In this company pleasa report. freadway Jewsll, Insurance Agenti. The "Alps" Insurance Company, ef Erie, Ps* ;ill adjust and pay Its h.s*es promptly, and cantinas milnes* as usual, pcitcfas and ceitid* .atei will I* issued in a few days. Ou MomNy next v» will arire our offlea. when «a will U* lu plraSvtl recelr* co jamerous patron*. F. A. Slitcbqt \d]n«lerof Fin* T.o«?«*«. OHlro Tat Flats jf. Perm yen/*’ la Lifctir *inv, Hat adjua'pd liw«-c or'tuany of the mot ptouiinrnt companie*. Will make up claims kti I i t*»*nl them to the companies. itc "Tt-ncei civt-p as requir -I. MASONIC NOTICES. rNatlonfil Lodge Ko. 555, A. F. npdA. x 11 Hbe ro-onened shortly In a suitable sit PERSONAL*. I FT. min'. J fillKV, Ull w. STONE CALL AT m the, will THE FIRE. SAMUEL H Rial, lute of Pittsburg. Pa. Any Information regarding him will he thankfully received. I’onimit nJcal* wjth \V. s. THORN, Ticket Agttt F. W C. Railway Depot, CaasLst., Cljicnjo. P F swsal-wtll Joseph op. Cordelia s v m,,ke their Whereabouts kaonn to IL r. Iv., Hotel. PEIISUNAL-JANE M. KERNE!!. OR JvNE M h. VL SKs ysfiT N^sS ?f l r MART LUbK. CATfIE. «L i*»?'L*n« and mmllr itni.rin Pmlrhwir 1 Cdn hedr of tl,em? F DECK. taWg PSSW r,?W po 't Jlli T T,,K south' .7 .U? Fuifeo '.-a.:: or *r T>ARTIES HAVING GOOIM GIVEN THK3I IN Klfh* ~f t,le fir t»r G(*«Hiricli, nitby A Co. trill please return tbom t,. U.mirti,* House. Coltaxo GruTo av. GUUDBICH. KtUBY A PEUSONAL-MAISY ANN 3IcDI)NALI». WHo l ilh? corner cf Dearborn ■nd ladUna.su.. has not been heard of »im> the S. Any intormation of her wherenb-jiiu will h, ihnnkfulTy reccir.,l by her mother, M Writ Indiana. at., corner of Union pEUSONAL-SIISS MACK tFOKMBRLY UF rt V‘tr.‘il) will much relievo the anxiety of b«r irteuda if s.ie will communicate nt oncu wltlitli. nodrr*l«ued, or accept for h-rsolf mid relative, tin* hospitality of hi* lioum'. which ne will plailtjr alTonl hcrandtheiu. lIENKV \V. yof 31untre.il), llannhun, Ontario. ptBsONAL—NELLIE FALLEN, LTUIIIB Hu. 7*','.' 1 1 2!ary VV lialyii. call at Tli.yrr A Toiler Mo'li.r, to p nr ,Ja »“>1 'Vet Randolph.,;., P K S2?kM A t I n B KAK F HIE Fill!! OF rowci!.,,. UKAYTON Cl>. C\N r wiiiTt rwprr,y bc !i’ uc,t ‘S thrm by calling on E mpj cori »er tauel and 3Udl*uu*sts., bate* BOARDING AND LODGING. OR stanton*a v ..:nkar pocolas-place- UU One small fnrnhhed and our Urge uuturuUbrU ruwut to reut, with boird. ofl SOUTH SIAY.ST. BETWEEN MADISON Kf Vand Washington-:: largofurnUhed rooms, with board, suitable for gent and wile or lingte gentle men. Gxs, bath, Ac. Kelereticrs required. Q*l SOU 111 SANGAMON-ST.-BOARD AT t/1 moderate charge*. nn SOUTH CIthEN.ST.-TWu YOUNG GEN* liv tlcmen can find a comfortable room and board. mri JlllUllP-iT. A GENTLEMAN AND wif* or two single gentlemen van get gnu 1 board In a pnrate jamily cast of Union Park. In quire at Ilf Thruop-tt. lift SANGA.MON-ST.-A FEW PERSONS GAN HO obtain g”od board and room* at rt-ry rra- M-uabie ratet; also, a largo front room ler ccn* Hrtnati and wi'e. or *ultwbl* for nn nffic-. 1 WARREN*AY., BETWEEN .WOOD AND Iw I Linc»*ln**ts.—Kuroisheßl room and bjnrJ for Rruilvmau and wife, in a smell Imnily. To the right parties a pleasant home for the Winter. T7 desirable. 733. fcT j ;'<-KSON-ST.-Il).uii>. with I OOnlc* rix.m on ,l cot atlJ c O ur ucatlbmsn and irir. dciriiiß alcai.nt [l 7ft WEST JACKSUN-ST.-COOJ) JUmUD FOR TCI O.* c-nlletn to an d wlfoai-d three yomic men No boardors In tnially now, lerius reasonable for puompt payers. 7J_9 WEST LAKE.ST.-J OR 3 GKNTLKMRy I X« f«t find co.trd and rooms In n priTato family nooth«r boarder*. Apply 7d«tlnn*. if desired. Anplv to A. J. Ilopp SIAN. Thatcher Station, near School House. Galena Divl*iou.N. W. R. It., five miles from city limits rpHUEKOR FOUR SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN X be accommodated with board at If. ai.d *7 prr "rmate family; most be re'Uble. Address 11 NorthSsngamnn.it. PARNNERS WANTED. PARTNER WANTED—WITH SI.Ono.TO ENG \GK Inn manufacturing bnsines*; no (-nmpptition: per cent. Addr.-sj} THOMSON, 603 West PARTNER WANTED -IN A DRUG STOUR- Active or-ibrnt. IPgchnnc-i fur th« right man with i.\:QO or 43.000. Address SN. Tribune office. PARTNER WANTED-Wiri! 55.0V1 CAPITAL, to engage in aneiublbhed buiioes*— manntac luting sash, doors. Ac and planing mil. Liberal arrangements win be offered the right man. Ad dress B. Mlchigun-ar. MISCELIiANEOPS. AGENT* "ANTED —TWO EXPERIENCED travelling agents fur tliu Wear, to p«p.i hangings. Communications to bo addressed to let lur-box 2,8111, bt. Lonla. Mo, u ,s ll V‘tV- 1 r J ‘*l**. II Aa Lt»- cated lit u Madiaon at. All t,blcu<> piper* copy. \\TASTKD-TO PIIUCIIASK-AO FEET ON \VA driving horsrs lor the present, or tor the winter, at a moderate cost, at my (arm ti< ar Riveraid-*: good stnblr*. good can-, graiii if required, a flue ynrd. shaded on nil *id«-s. with hay barracks In the centre: a Urge grove on high land, withabnn dtnceof-rprinr water; carriagu honan to store car tiaces, whi-re ihero is no danger fr-m flfo. 1 want to buy :drly w»rk h«rse« fir a p«rty at tlm Ka«t; alt**, horse* s»id for my friend*, ti they wish. Apph rear ofr.lt and 3(3 West Washiugtou-st. JAMEo D. BECKETT. WANTED— A PAIR OF TROTTING HORSES. IT t** trot in 2:V» or b.-tter; mice low. An«wer immiHiiatrlj'. AJlren H. 11., R-aoiu 17 Shcmian IlnUt*. BUSINESS CHANGES. CORNER GROCERY AND SALOON. WEST J\ Side. flrat-eU** fixture*. •mill •lock, for sale. AJJrrM U. nUAXNAN. f.itv Ih-at time-. l STOCK OF GROCERIES AND GOOD WILL tor sal. of store doing a good bnsiuca#. 317 Wwl li.diaua-sr. AyUKKNSWA HE ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE —ln town «l &,«vi p-pu'a km; fttcirw doing gmat tr-de: th-»e«t nfrui'-n given Kr selling. Ad* mu P. O. Box 3vi. Uln**r, 1 He. PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE, FURNITURE. AND J\. practice of five i»*r«, tu tool locality. I-m sale. For '»ir«li**r ptrlicn' trs call on or address L. p QRIKFIN. M D.. S? Bin* Islander. Amuck of drug?. «nn muiik. 5 r>*otns. and l*rc** l.arri lor stir. Py*,e-»lo» at cni.-o. WOLFE A FIN LEV. 4t9 South Cl-irk-st. BUAiUilNG'KliysE piRSALK. IN SPLENDID l->rsliiin: clu.'i. tor cash pVrlie* gmig to love tfarcDr. A«l»r»-» M EL. Tril iine'ofTj.r. DRUG SHIRK F.»R a.\f*K; EVKUYTiiI.m; r.N llrely new; fiveye«r»’ lea«e; spl.-ndid libation; Wc«t Si«l*: g«-od trade Mtaldishrd, with a flu pre scription Lnsim>‘s; l«aba*g4in for a goo 1 draggiat; snlte of room*; suitable fer a’family. tVdi ruilo nirri may mldr-M. f«r three days, 11FNRY D. CLAYTON. 3so West Vanßuren-si, T\RL*p STUCK, rOh JjALK CjKNEU VaN iUI JJ nA'^ietl-rt 4 17OU SALE-FCRSITUHK ST«»ItK WITH FOUR I rears' le se; doing a l«rce hmim»s. at U Wo t Luku-lt., near l’n:«n Park. L'OR SALE—THE Bit>T' STO I "K OF O.iUCKR- C i«t and best st «n l' «»i» We*t Mul U»n->t vnth valuable Lmbj. AJiirui C, I*. u. f cire Carrier N<> iiOif. LB-SASH, DOOR AND PLANING I Mil. in ag *o 11.Hmttun c*n the rumh 3Ue, with a good rno of bn>lue»i. 'I emit r»«y to a rsllall purchaser. Addr*»s K. £65 ludi.ina-aT. Furniture and lease of hotel in city 1 A,, 1r 15 Ult. I3SS Stata-.!ntlJ..n.l.»,r lh«.U«- o-ltli. Cnrnltura of a ltloQ I 36 Sonth Canal-st. WANTED—MAI.E KEEP. WANTED-TWO OR THREE GOOD HANDS; those used to potting up Flavoring extract blue inc. 4c. Aprdy to N.J. MORRIS* CO.. Union Park, corner Maq|,«ou.*t. TXTANTED—THIS DAT, son RAILROAD LABOR •,f rs for-rallroads: higher! w-'g’t and .free fare to aiijAiio. farm and quarry hands; two mill* S n s&'?:. tickets tor sale for the Sooth R. H. CQRiitIAN, Lind’s Block, Room 5 1 2, Rtn* do.pb-st. brldgj. TfTANTED—A LIVE, INTELLIGENT SIAN, OF r.. characirr, to **ll Heath's Cunnter&i' Detector, in this State and Indiana: must lie a atKar, aod a thorough business man. Call.'with *i.^. r jEll!!oLD-. mr r u m B V\TANTKp-.V HIRST-IJLAS’< Pi.INTER, WITH J _ ln *K rla «,t start n job printing office, at oner. {P j'. I°°^ ti CL T li. T**S chance for good man. ison.st JdrMl EMEIIa OX DAVIS, 2»..\Ve« Mad- WViIP.- l' Y A U,NG ESTABLISHED V f J iho A nrst-clajs AH i*rT« a ‘wui° ~,k r ,lt a practical need applr. issr*?* rere,e,,eM r Dox No. irwl st W*£S?-\ fI| !ST-CLAS3 niOTOORAFH ,i i I,er n ‘l operator; one who nodri>taudi J Addrww, with fSu p“p? ticniarv. 31. X BroaJ.at., Utica. X. Y. TyANTED-m a LARGE IMPORTING IIOU'E J T *V H*e wßUnwr and fancy p«vd« tralein N> w ,V« K':™®** I**' 1 None but tlioo.har. ian Hot l terQ lraJu tTply to J. U.. Mani- W ANTED TO EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE IN sr <'!aiy U tlla for ,ock of uoJ< Addtvs. P. O. Box \V*W E f? V M BD IATELY-4HRST-CLASS tts* av., Indianapolis. Indiana. ARDEN A NEWUCLL YTASTED-THKaTUIOAL I‘CUPLK. ALSO W^ N J, EU 7 bkvbu al wholesale dut in g°°d« pleamßn whn can command a good trade In,lowa mid Western Illinois rap secure immediate •inpluymcutby adJrcs.iug OFFICE 311 North Malm 1., 01. IjUIUS. W A ?rlf?liS V t 1 SEW YORK FIRM, A T travelling salesman who understands tli« if»s« era a*t t* t,,0< H d ja a Ont-class established i re w,,h fn giving roftr kiT. B?s! ,rr aXpected >ACUAN. I u., Milwan. \V '^?F D ijo ME.V FOR fc; al.o, farm i.andi ami r,m.l. ilm liuhW C Ju. to AN- \Y»tfNTICI>-FOUi; TAILORS, TWO FOR SHOP '“I 15, uw rt '°P P««*» ««'d vmi», and one far ci. wra p..nts and rests. Apply at 2ii North Ual *lrJ-st. frum a. m. to 3 p. m. \\-AXTED-A HOOD CABINET MAKER. AT V> JiT \Vr*t Lake-.1. J. U. PIKE. AI U'ANTKD-THK EMPLOY3IENT COMMITTEE of tlit) Belief an I Aid Society hare ■•labbelind .iMdqinrtersai tie ti'oinin'i Home. j-il West Jack* pi l '.";?rrUr.n» for f.-niMe caiflo, mint. S K. tAIHIIANK. t!b«trni«n. ‘WAJfTEP—TETVT at.t; HELP, COOK AT 7i WEST LAKE-ST TfrANTED—A GIRL TO TO GENERAL HOUSE. ,TC. r ’"noire at lAI Doarboru-st.. opposite the old Post Office. CEO. FITCH. r^‘* AS GENERAL SERVANT; J-.li, rK ißllsh rrercrrrX 3ln»t la able t.I wnali. cook, and iron. (.-rod w*gc( to a rood Ctrl Arply. allt-ru-i.:i..U6: 4 West Adime-et. 6 Bn W-VSTEII-A COMPETENT KIRI, TO Do GEN. LOST AND FOUND. A URRKAL REWARD WILL DE PAID FOR *X trunk and coiiteiils belonelnk to C. Tl. Shonnl** t-deen by mistake fmm beaoh foot of Ohjo-it ou night of the fire. Ifll South Clloton-st. UXQ T OhT-AT THE LATE FIRE IN LAKE PARK L h n r j;“ k U.yked *M. B Tails© W. D.. ami x,*°, nl l en,aa P r f“>Md to n.Ji) J j Tlio Udr ««r» the nam* of Alla* p.’.m.J ,l f find rwll i he rewarded py reporting a« Fulton at., corner of Carpenter. T OST-MONDAV. ON CORNER OF CLARK AND tli fci Il t rr i?°-' M, V b H k r German and Hebre« i>ook«, ladle* and gentlemen’* clolhinn. silk and k.'uJ d r r“ C .V f 0 fnrni ure nd houaelinTd goods and knlres for thei ■layer; aim, an album. Infurraatlno where the nbaro maybe found can be left at ii“a Mhlr.*]- ,S EV AHUARAM GOEDiOIIMIDT Minister of Harrison Street Srnagogue. n K n ll i M SIZE SARATOGA TRUNK, XJ marked B. D Jr was taken by two men from day nUht. &l ,9l,m CU*n-et.. during the (Ire of Sun- with monogram j- nH Taken from Ulllett’* North •iido Tattersails atable*. The fin-l- a will |«lniuMi returning tamo to B. BRUCE, Jr.. ,506 TbST-THE 31AV WHO RECEIVED TRUNK returning same tu 15 Souili DesplaitiM*et. 1 yi'KRAL REWARD FOR HAND. «!lahtKli. s rears old, while strip on noae nf t.rV foot ar *d the marks of rowe] on ham ofleft hind .(iitrter. Miitable reward will Im s(VeV. for the return to C.J. BLAIR, 225MichTgau^r. UOUND-AHONOST 3JY rUUNITURK. V LOT 1 of goods. comprising chairs, clock caroeta* b»,i. ding.Plctnres.AP, Anyone prayinv thl'Kmo hKTe tiiegatHi*. Iwu burnt on hut Snndar nisht r« !r°i co ,r r,l d «lnlo“u“VL ,i' kSsTK.;. are.?. w Folnd-two large horses, one dark sny anil one sorrel Tlw o*n»pl«» i.. y br laying charge*. TOttS ffiMS!"!? &W corn,r F»F.5 I'-OXK lInR.E AXII IIUGUY. GALL AT II- Most KnnJolph.it., brlw**a iSandS. RVV ED F,so ‘J l THE FIRE—A DOUBLE TEAM O In barnrM, from r»»t at corner of JacWnnHnd K. R ROW EN IA oi n 1, Pll 'I’AKES HI*—TWO 31 HIES; ONE RAY l\n f r A n K^^ UP A YELLOW COW AT CORNER ov 1 P-mllna-.t. ami Bine Island-a The Si£v can 3r/coNNKIt. r T 011 rr rtr and p rl charges. $lO A!l i I) \V l, L BE PAII) fur infor- JtJ; ~1 it™. 1 01 leading to the recover? of M Slneer wing Machines taken from Lake Park on Monday reward for return of watch to •sZJomc C ,.fiiri cg .u0„... i2fii„,;,. A r T c V^,T! §2 5 UK'VA.in-TUCNK 3IARKED J. i>. rd, 4cwn,b Mb. taken from .10} \V«. iL pn‘l»T mornlnc. Vh* almro reiranl wll- Nnfffturt?. K kM f r CITY REAL ESTATE. T7OB SALK-LARGE IICILDING OX; CANAL- I »f., near 31 »n. IS rooms. Cheap. Jbaff.tiiilloi 33*181*. near Uoyae-st.. on Midi- with a years* n f a r AsbUad-at on r suitable fnr a store, 0 pl?lr«“"* near Dr. p'.Ain*Jf* nA C,M oa ilatliaoa-Bt,, n.ar De*- BulMln j an 1 Imso on AVr.I LbYp-bI., ni>ar C.nal. i tume po«»essioo aiton of tom* of th«m. 1 wU?| t |*M- Cn f,t B ren il Bear Sangamon, j Lot to Jen** nn North Clark-nt. Lot to ,*n C«-iitro-«r.. ne*r A‘l«m*-sL A r P I,U «NS CO., No. M West Madison-st., op- pon salr-a bargain-possession given V 2 «tnry houee. Ift-rooms and lot, ***ar Twenty-nintliit. BAA IS, Hi K'orth Desplainos-st., near pOR S.\LE-OR REST—ON STATE-ST, I WILL l- "rll my croeeir store, or Till rcmorc slock and sell I<-n«eof»ore. Ingtilrwat IH» Prairi»-ar. SALE-.HI TO UF.KT-TAVU ELEGANT I n"'T bnck lion vs, tu room*, all modern improve ni-nte; the bst l...n«es In North Divi«ion. near ,ld Lincoln tchoot house. BALDWIN DAA I-. No. ;n North lVi»pla!n-g-«t.. near Kinzte. COItSALE-OBTO BENT—FIRST-CLASS MAR- A ble-frwnt Lain* on Suulh SMs. Three in i.ble-fronTs in rooms. O.uxl frame house I! rooms. Good frump honaefl rnon.-t. >M»TH .t CAn\\~£f.ii v Park-ar. I/Ul: Ml'S IJVBUK DWKLI.IMI llullsE, »r|enl»R-BCILUINO OF NORTUWfiHTKRN X l.add-r lact«*rr. with AS rear*' lease of around at u.»and r.v. Stale-*:. lutillinss two «nJ three •tunes, iSjdfio mul \»olI adapted to many kinds ol ptVmi'i* f o UOsI’l!' 1 room on. th* F°s K r llul SK axu lk-vse. a Axnn I .NHHIi Uninn.Rl., opir.ru* IVIiM-Sliuion, Will *-llcliß*p. T. gl.Hltl HGE. 61 W Rl JlrOluj”.. colt SALG CENTRAL HOTEL. ON WEST 1 Mad san-st. r.yrs rocTH. fnlh fi.vjo. A sac r.fTo-* o. L. CLIDESDaLK. «H Welt WtjjhJJ. SUBURBAN HE4L ESTATE. ,l,m,o,# CLAFLW- BUoJ*?« F‘!?1 S VnK-AT n.MDfa.WVX-HOUSE FL'll hn,,iKi,l7-'"\ >r' r*"’ .r .*V fo. C! PWSU4SBS AT Xo.n r»ni.t IV BIiWLER. WAKTEQ TO-RBNT. VITANTqj-noUSEa. STORKS. AND ROOMS. 1 »T hare calls every linu.r bi ihe day. and can m cuiryoitCHid tenants, if yon will lento description ynnrpf.ee* at mj? t.fflco. EDMUND G. STILE;. U3\VMt iUndolph-st. WANTKD-TO RENT—OiI PUHCIIASE-UN h b'ark walnat marble-top chamber a«t «f Iwd *tead. bureau, waabsraml, and spriag*. Address J. WILSON, IH3 Prairie-ar* \\TANTKi»-I!OTKL—I WANT TO RENT OB V* buyout the lease of a hotel ill rm» tbrlnnz l"Wa la low tnr Minneeuta. Can address, l«r twu •lay*. L D L’. Davenport. lowa. Tir.VNTKD—TO 'RENT—A LAUOE FIIIST-CLASS iT Im'Hr. trilhlii ii»a bliwks ot tbo Waal M.la LU bra'ry. 33a Vv.-sl 31 idlloii-at., by a ?eliab>A party:. »o jM Utanf a *ruitll faiii.ly fc*r.rent, or part. Call or -■t.lrr-a aaale.ve. GKO? W, E3IKUSON. \\f ANTKU —TO HBNT ROOM WITHOUT M b >ar>i. an timSomh Sid;, north cfTwolltii-**.; 3U.t bo Well furnished- .\d»»re*s K K, Archer-nt WANTED— A FUKNISIIEDOK UNFCRNISURD holi-e, lit the Q'igliborU'Mwl of Twenty uc»rt., Sontii S d-. for a Brat-clu«a ia>ar«liiitf iiunso. Address Mrs. 31. L. iIUCiIJIOUE. care Geo S. Tlutrher. d«d Stat9*4l| Country enstomen will do well by exam! TO RENT-HOUSES. mO RENT—BY CHAS. CLEAVER-A U VVl> JL pome two fiery brjck oa Drerei-a/ Boulevard, near horse cars. A Inrsre building with brick basement on th.» ro-. ncrof Urexol-av. and Brookes-sL. settable fo ot«j or two families or boarding bouse. A two story brick bolldlng.iltted np for larndiv wnb all modern macblncrr. engine. A-&. A Urrb frame house oatllls-av. Inquire rt Vo f>, i.n»nh»*r.ef. '|V nK.ST-AT.nTUUV AND B t.sKMK.i t* |t a r X h'>use, with modern improvements and o»nT Inquire at 634 Fnllon-st. ru HV* RR^*T— HOUSE IX GOOD LOCATIO I T«r X M «*«t Division, fumltore for m!* Po««a«« ni»2 med.aMr. Apply at 5?I Fulton-*". AO *af». »P0 KENT-A FIRST-CLASS 2-srOUY AV& I BrooUs-ar., O iklami pA f _ ni*»re new. lor sale ci***ap. Apply to J 3a «_ U ii:k, Real K*t>ta Acenr. D>n«Us House, ornap l>ou:b<-placa and Cottue Grore-ar. r|'-» RN'S'T—NO. 316 WEST .JVASUINGTO .-ST X niarhiclront. only T0« parannutu. amt for jd».real annable terms. JA3IES B. STOREY, lot .iontla t-Ittiton-st., f P*J KKNT-T A SMALL UESfKCTABLE F VUI- X lr. iuvise *»f4 mms, all oapered uu t calsoiu q» -w Whaler* Wilson machlaa for sale eh'an Apply at 151 West AdamsHt. r V RENT—HOUSES, FURNISHED AND :*S, L furnUUed. nn South and West Sides ami ut lly.u l*-rk. FRANCIS W, CORBY, 319 NUte-it. 'I'O KENT—A LARGE HOUSE OF 23 ItitOM I rlnacts,‘ with moderu Improvemeots. ai in Fourtli.nr. Inquire on premises fortwj days. r PO RENT—A FINE LARGE HOUSE IN TIX X pleasantest part cf Kenosha, oppoelta the ok. Kiteiisivecronuds. Ac. Low rant. Apple to Jo.LV F. UATHuoNE A CO., SO ami 3i South Canal.st. RENT—A HOUSE OF IS ROOMS. 59G .MR. t{. van*ar., (nralshed or unfurnished, auitablj f.>r a pank, store, office*, or boardinghouse. Forparti-u --lart apply on tb» premises. r PO RENT—BRICK HOUSE OF TUIKTE.:H X reoma aod Jot, with barn. No. 929 Michigan, vt. near Twenty.tl'th'St. SNYDER A LEE, real eat anuuts. N«. 9 sooth Ualstod.st. corner Kauholpb. Masonic Building. RENT—A NICE COTTAGE, FURNISH ;U water aud gas; also, a large hau. Apply at 2i2 arreu-av., comer of Robey sU 'P0 t KENT— AND FURNITURE FOR SAL Lottsge house, 7 rooms, oh good si£«: pleon »f rn,nJ cistern; price rjosbuahlo. Ap ;y tt 115 Tbroop-st. on Tnusday. 'I'O IIENT-A LARGE FRAME BUILDO J. X coru-r of Clinton and Kioaie-stj.. oppoeitn M i waukee depot; splendid alto for* hotel. L»k- tl JonN S EUEU3ON. *ort Alt KENT—HOUSES AN I) ROOMS. ITUtO'liiU'3 n l"l,y? furni h^i u ,llt? North ami Wo-ic Si. Jr v 'rVn-V C »ANDLEK. real esmto and K. in br.-kiT#. P> M«st Madlson-St. L Apply at Ij2 South Jefferson**:. T t fn?« T ’*u° >D UuU:,K WITH FURNITU.. J A. forialtf. Uruso containing uli>reu room* u- i ■eH»>aom the first of May. 17.i West AiLms-st. T“ K KNT nOL E 4 iF XINi: KOOHS; .MoT X orti Improvements. Furalmm for sale. lu.i.i..* at drug store corner Taylor aud Blue Island-ar, T°« R^T,7 FORM F e R OF SI.HEu WllHanis. at LaUo lorcjt, embraciuz him* imni, chkken house, etc., ami about ulu j asro< lawn park amt a-r.ltni. Price St.vt per month. «in ■*s be.ore the fire. Apply in R. KIOE «t» U’n» Sr‘ ~orbJ mMI tJ 3 B WILLIAMS. Lvc TJ> AND BASEMEN d oK h bH?t l9 r^n?" ,V 'v Wh-at.. near State: also par Vv\-n C r TVM?» n 5 'Varren-ar. die.m. \V, •loUilt. LI L Ll ls W.-It ISu- «WI»E OF luROJJIi X with barn, N««. .r. Twenty*»ocond-st. '|'o.llKST“oi: FOB SALE. FURNISH KD HOI’S .ft. .°p r ht r -^"u s 5 furniture atJ for .*io op not. IjX. Pr»irto.«r. TO RENT-AND FURNITURE FOB SU.:: Cheap for cash, a nice two ntury homo of nin« rooms and all modern i.uproremeat«. «tth yard and barn. Apply on premises. Indi-inn-ar. ;pl» RENT-A TWO-STORY HOUSE, NO. ISV X I ap.-ar., neir Itobor, nluo rojnn, b»th r<>on>. cc. rurnUnr. for silo. Poneuiun IratutsJlaMy on tlie premises at 12 o'clock or after, on Jlj:i day. ”P0 KENT—COTrA(»E HOUSE NO. 9 T-118- Aitletii.st. Apply to S. A. 3IOSUER. Office of Pull m*n Palace Car Co., corner of Elghteenth-st. an I Pralrle.*r, TH> KENT-WI ISDIANA-AV*.. NEAR EIGH- X Ucntli at., 2-story and brick b.itement housa tad baro. InquraolOOSs PHILIPS, corner Clars tml Twelfth.st. r rp ItKNT—FURNISHED HOUiB AT KKN- X Woo-I, Hyde P.ik; home contains gas. watsr and furnace. Apply to D. B. FISK £CO.,SMVejt wasluncton-st. r PO RENT—FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED L homes. Inquire of GEO. U. NEWBURY, UT N>ab.itti.*r, Tip ÜBN C—FOR A PRIVATE FAMILY UNLY- X a two story hnusj of 8 room*, completely furnl-.h --•d for homck-ntplng, ou Adams-n., near S ingimoa. «t. B Krding-’jausi keepers no* I not app.r. ll Wc t Madison. 1' i ti.wr-A mi isisue nous;-: o* nt; i M 3 i P.»*k*;»T. Apply bi.nro i OCOJ Uendny. Price, tto per month in alritnoj. TO RENT-OR FOR SALE—LARGE ANDSM VLL J. MAX GREEN, K» CliestuuC-st.. fdllAaelphla, n'fj;iK\T-\ NKIT Ut>TIAGB US' r ISO-ISIS.. 1. M Fulton-si. To a party tint will bur firul J*Xf ~co M» «or l> a I newr. ft m-rVu«. low not. will «..|l Hy»*n for «-f*i TO REtrr—ROOMS. Tb..n i h,;t r K ,'i: OM! I:{ A S* ELEGASTBRICIC W C h ATlmoat to.rd Of furniture, 117 ■l>o RKSr-KOUMS AT 01 OAKLEY-ST., SETT t to Garden. TOO REST-3 SICE FURNISHED RO .-IS AM-, UoJouo oi •no cALUJiBr.AV.. six u i seven i. furnish*! or norumtshsl. Ujuta who moJdrnuuproTemt-nts. Romo .able pric-7 no u.:nt-pour plbvsvnt fuun-hued sifu-If'r* 1 1 p alr, rUHr 1,1 Kitchm Apply tt 3?J U ast J >cic*oa-at. Roferenej r-*m rj I. 99 r T r C '‘m- r v O FROST UOJ3U. SUIrAIU.- ■L .i r ‘‘Mloin in and w|fv, or fir one or tw> aiov n stairs.* 1 47 Pjck Cjurt ajir WabLn^V. ar:v s'g!, „nv:. i i,r„S; ll Suattt Mw jt T° iiknt-jjs fultox.st.-six ton* iv naX 920 l>or Immlru as r po Ri;NT-\N elegant suite of ROOM-* r »vl2t n sM b i*. f nt within s:x mlmiLo.’ w*t< a J Losiajii centre. Addruu U. V., Tribon. T° Hrisrr-nooiu nicely Fu.iNfsiiKi, L *n-*i or Without hoard «7t W-st U TO REWr-SrORES. OFfIOES. &c, TO R-LST-ON MADISON-ST. STORE NO 7V w;ih ofllres abore; alio d-ollmoj unl.Mw n of the city. CLaFLIN BRoiT.Vi ryO ÜBXT-STOUE I3i MAIN-ST.. CORNER nP -id co:™:;; I s'ss;”,. ror r r7 r Y Ol KUO.M. PER 3I >NTII ion.l|. ,M,M i ,oa 4t CLAFLIN BROS.. Tii M'o RENT-NICE UOO3I FOR OFFICE- T.Vo J.\f* f £?S ro, 2 I, t>r ,ut with board: boarder* vantel. 7ns South Despi-tlnaa-er. P‘i hENT—A BRICK LAUNDRY ON SoUT L Side. Ipgmre at fit Lnmbar-st. vtl,l fpD KENT-TWO Nlijß FRONT UOQ3IS SUITA sr- 5Ss is 'llO URST-FINB BRICK STORSL r- A lr s «wv: 'l*o RENT—BY FIELD X IM„ 19* WEST M.vTif fßPn i°| I *V* 9® c a houses all over ihi West KENT—ft* Bt,UK ISLAND-AV,. SIX NIJK h for *rchUecta'*..fQc* or holographic z»Il*-ry. Apply 2i2 W««t IMS-st. r P 0 !?p i T—CHEAP-LARGE BRICK sp )*IF ia il"s»nh nStSSSr"'* n l I** T u HUN r-TUBBE LARGE ROOMS. uiISSB *c .no the first floor. for oflic«s. Jii Mic!ujju».;n* T T DTH. SIDE STUKBj-mF THE ,h Somh SM root, for lor :wste2a;;tss.sa x ,v juji Ajira: FOB SAtiE, FOR SALE-TUE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF the Urs; story of 137 Thlnl-ar.. cheap for cask. «ont t3i per itmatli. Water and cat in hmiM. rr.ca nf fnrnlTure, *MO; cu-t STft> ouc mouth as*: •food nentkborhood; on.- tih*ek trunt burnt district. FOR SALS—A SINGLE CYLINDER TAYLO.i rrrs*. bed Alxtl, In cimp!e e workfu* order, ra pacity 3,n a i mores* fetus twr it-jur. with tlr. roll** and counter shafts; is sold to m»-e room for d >ubl» *yll-ider; priw, bozv>land at tii» •lep.it |-i Uaitimorr. Apply t<» K. itAINE, Ualti -5 ore. .M.l F»OU —I.tIASK—A SI*LBVLII> 3-STO tl* and iMjcment lionse on A>Utn<-i:.. near JriTjp -400 r-»rs; In room*: ehuan. Lnjalre at 3il Alaiisua »t. I,c«»o run* 31 iy 1- isr-*. i*OB gALK—ADAMS* Bt»-iK AND NEW. r l*re-aea. 3T.X»3; two roll-ra; in c».hl onler. .V ’barsniit. noil SALB-S'IALL LOT FUUNirUUK. I 1 cheap, for ra»b, aa j ar!lu4 matt leaxe. Gon--«t. pIANOS FOR SALE, RENT, REPAIRING AS:» I iiorlOQ ht iks Cnicaeo Piano Faeturr. :Lin ■lo'plut.. by J. Pltssnut. COB SALS-TWO-UORSE TREAD POW.-.8. I wood sawiay raa.hlui; on trnc'%. nw and blt rompleto. at halt value. A. ALLIiON. 71 NonU Green at. i b'UU --ALf.—A UOu i a;,sw I'E., i t,fc* at s>Z.uo per »huu«ud. il. H. SCKVEN.-j. 4 North Unoiiirrat. i, OB SALE—A P LESS THAN TUBS O A» li.’.rrels capacity, new brick in *ehln* r.- >dy L uw. GKO. 11. lIK>S. residrnreS'y Warrcn-aV. O dc>9£ State-st.. from 111 p. in. F ‘OR SALE-3 SECOND-HAND CABI’BTS AVI Suntu J- tTwoi-n. COR S.\LB-PAULOi( FUUM-Uiie.; xU r tlrst-cUss aetclnc nuichloo at a saciinco ai Isu almm l-atiii-.-th* oitv. U Sl’v rESTHtrcTioy. Ciii.\rtL>aii\Rui'« TK c.iEd oi* t.i.-: out t-r snd liait)», a it.s >l n to «JJ fUh the material and the space with which taorganize for his deadly ‘work. \Vo had been industriously feeding Jbim on the.only, rations whereon he can thrive. Let these rations4)6 cut oil'from this ahu "common Council fehould .attend to-is the enactment and ■filnct enforcement of a' comprehensive or dinance' for the protection of the city tagaitatalij gthtcgcncral conflagrations. in I ijicl.uslr.essyanfUr now devastated there must, of course, he some temporary struc- I lures thrown together for the ac'cbminoda lion of business until belter quarters can Jj® provided.* Jsut the permits Jur these •should be strictly. confined id a certain limit of lime —say six mouths from Hhra dale. Jt should then he otdutnad Aijr- tba 'Council, that the lire witbin-which.no frame building, lumber, slack,-or oilier inllamraablc struc turo shall be creeled, shall be extended 1 very considerably; so ns 3o embraed fdi sections of tho* city wbichTarc now, or arc likely tor. odulpal. And the ordi nance should -contain b rigid prohibition j against roofs,- facings, or cornices of wood, j Or of each flimsy material os 'to be easily penetrated or displaced, j It should bo .ordained, further, for the j encouragement of thorough building in all i parts of the city, that no frame building i or outbuilding, of no matter what dimen-: sions, shall b? erected within fifty feet of! any brick, stone, or iron structure, and j that all livery-stables, planinp-niills, foe- j lories, foundries, shops, or other build-: ings, wherein furnaces, steam-boilers, or other machinery or apparatus requiring much fire, or endangering explosions,: shall be built of hricic, stone, or.iron, and that no division walls therein shall be of! wood. To these precautions should be added system of water basins, or low reservoirs, to be supplied with water, independent of j the general pumping works—perhaps by' direct inflow from tho lake or river—per-! haps from artesian wells. It will not take any extravagant outlay to obviate, by such 1 means, the possibility of any such calami-1 ty inthc -future as the failure of the water I supply while a ’conflagration is yet raging, j Other-precautions will doubtless suggest! mcn bn a careful examination of the subject None should! be otnitjed. which arc necessary to make I Chicago the most indestructible city in (he i worlds Our fire.rccord baa been hitherto before’ the’~’l*tc calamity—the worst In Xraenca. Let it.be henceforth the beat.' 'We'must ii'btVhilc suffering theraanifoW cyraesof thcljgrcivt fire, lose any of the Idaskiugs,' of which the greatest i arc unquestionably the'lessons arid the-, opportunity -which it affords os‘for fortify ing against jfuturo''. calamities of the kind. We'cannot expectJlhat wo will not have out daily quota of half a dozen or more We cannot be :sure cd*by galcslikVtllat of lost Sunday night i But we cco Uk£carc that those exigencies, T Over which. lhaJb’Uy.!ft3 a*■ community Has'] no controLaccguarded against by ail the measures’which'within our control. San JVancisco lias suffered grievously by fireswhichrakcd-hcr from west to cost,) leaving nothing,’ but ruin in their track.'j She is subject, during a considerable pc-j riod of every,, year,. to both droughts and gales quite as severe as those which con- tribute# 4o our present misfortune; but sbe‘l is now able to dcfy them all. having, ihc means similar-to those which- we have now suggested;wdedred a system of firo 'prqof? (.buildings—fire-proof j Itrtlts, we and lrusCof all -her citizens,; bnt the ad-1 miration of.alLvisilort. It is important: that the burnt district of Chicago bo rc-j built as spcedily as possible; but para ‘•'v;;- -V.; t mount to that and nil else is lac necessity I that it be built permanently and well. Chi- j cugo must rise again;. and not only must she rise, but rise tq stands long as the world revolves. THE XATIOKIL SYMPATHY. Amid the general gloom, the public dis tress, and the wide-spread wreck of private property, the heart of the most impover ished man is warmed and lightened by the universal sympathy and aid of his fellow countrymen. There were cities that look ed upon' Chicago as a rival. Her unex ampled success had provoked hostility,— amounting at times to bitterness. In the ranks of municipalities Chicago stood sre- eminent, and that eminence had' drawn, upon her the prejudices, and often the ill natured jealousies of her supposed rivals. But the fire ended all this. Hardly had the news VeaebeH'these cities before our l sorrows were made theirs. The noble-, hearted people did not wait for details they suspended all other business, each man giving of his money and his properly to bo scut to Chicago. Before the fire had ceased its ravages trains laden with supplies of food and clothing bad actually reached the city. St. Louis and Cincinnati, Mil waukee, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Louis ville were active,*~cven while the fire was burning, in-providing lor .the' relief of devastated Chicago. Every semblance of rivalry bad disappeared. Not an ungen erous or selfish thought was uttered— everywhere the great brotherhood of. man was vindicated, and oar loss was made the loss of tlfc nation. In the light of this experience, how ibsuvd arc the criminations and contro versies of men. The hospitality nnd'hu*. nanily of those in our city, who have •etaiued their homes, toward their less fortunate neighbors, though marked by 3 very feature of unselfish charily, has failed even to equal the zealous efforts and generous nctioua of the people ot'tho country, "Who Lave laid aside all other business to food, the hungry, clothe the naked, and give shelter to the roofless of Chicago. The national sympathy for us in our dis tress has shown that tu the presence of,hu man suffering there are no ’geographical lines, no sectional boundaries, uo distinc tion of polities or creeds." Thft Samari. tans have outlived the Lcvitcs, and there lias been no such thing ,as passing* by bn the other side. The wine'and oil have been distributed with a lavish hand, and the pennics.hava been deposited to pay for •.he lodging of the bruised and homeless. Words fail, ‘to express the grateful feel ings of our" people. Men who braved tho' perils of the dreadful who wit nessed ihc'destruclibabT'an th'clr worldly ;oods, and who with their strug gled for. life upon, the prairies'during the iwful destruction, and bruvely enilured if all, could not. restrain the iwclling heart or grateful tears when they read what the noble people of the country had -done for Chicago; how the rich and the poor, whites and blacks,—all, men, women and children, had.donc some thing to alleviate, the distress and mitigate the salTering of fellow-beings in fur -off Chicago. How true it Is that one touch, of pity'makes tlie whulctrorld kin.” In some cities the contributions have ex ceeded an average of a dollar for each member of the- population, and in the ibundancc'that has been given unto us the aggregate is 'largely made up from the prompt* offerings of the humble and the poor, as well as of tho rich, future sta tisticians may compute''io tabular array the commercial value of the donations to Chicago; bat only in the volume of the re cording angel will be known the inestim able blessings of that merciful, generous, humane charity which this calamity has kindled in the hearts of the whole Ameri can people. In due time there will be a formal and complete acknowledgment of donations, public and private; but in the meantime let the nation rejoicp that underneath all the conflicts in which men arc forever cn- grossed is a latcjjtsparfc of universal brotherhood, which needs hat tho occasion to dcvelop into tho most genial warmth. Property mnj_ belost, wealth be ob who hove hearts in which charity for hu man suffering cannot bo stilled under ary passible even). j .TUE[.BOARD OF TRADE, j Tlic action of the Board of Trade on i Saturday last,. in relation to contracts pending nt the time qI the ftp c, is well cal eulated to still further strengthen the con* tidencc reposed by the people ot other. cities in the integrity of the business v rticn lof Chicago Tho day after the fire, when everything was thought to harp gone by the board, a considerable number of lie mem* j bers seemed to be in favor of repudiating j all obligations, pot so jnuch because they wished to evade responsibility, as fur the I reason that it seemed hopeless to'attempt anything iu (he way as Settlement, as nine-tenths of' the records of their trans actions had been consumed in the flames. -Uni this"" feeling bdoo gave way to- tho conviction that l tho lino of duty must bo followed as fur as it 'could bo traced, and when the matter was pul *to the tate on Saturday there was scarcely a single voice raised against the motion lb rr scttl6 bp as,far as possible, Tho only division of opinion was in reference to the most- equitable, basis on bo made. yh*'* 7 i I A large proportion oT tho transactions j referred to -wore of tho-class called op- 1 tiona, which are regarded by somc as little better tbnn 'gambling. regard to i these the great public would have little sympathy but for the fact that they curd so intimately mixed up with, straight-forward business trading that the tares could npt bo destroyed without! pulling up the wheat also. Great quantities of grain -and provisions have! been bought here during tbs summer, by Eastern parties, for winter delivery, (he j purchasers intending to take the properly at maturity and ship it lo points where it can be distributed for consumption; they bought ahead because they ftrpeclcd prices to be higher in wintec_ than at the time of purchase., ’TKp samc”is True with regard to large quontlllcs of grain Void ahead by parties m the intention being lo delivcr./fIL aST ii&rVnru convenience* There is no more of gambling in these, transactions that* jo th* purchase-of two barrels mediately, and thtr‘other-wanted a j month -afterward. _T So .far as. Ihcse I contracts can be honored V! .they should ho' carried 'out in per-'( feet good faith, ''because* parties to a transaction no j mcrous gonsequoncos which ihey do not! foresee/ stnd the; mere option trades] where neither party expected to deliver or J receive, should; be settled possi- ble, for the same reason.: jj'.-• j Tho Board r of Trade is to be congratu- j Ja’tcd on having'met'the. situation in a manful way that entitles them 10’the'high- eat respect from the whole community. But the board will establish overt a'higher I claim if U'nbwTpttigdnsclf'as'fast as pos sible of the gambling spirit that has char acterized no inconsiderable proportion of its members during _tho .past, two or three yoera. '.Gambling ;in ‘grain was since' the war, and provision options arc of even r more recent data It will be com* paralivcly casynow to^-expurgate this ex crcsccncc, aodihtcp. Ur;banlshcd forever. There was apparently no wav out of the difficulty -previous to-tbe fire that swept the city like the-wing of the destroying angel If this purification cab be accom* plished, and the board settle down to its legitimate business of helping forward the movement of grain and provisions from the producer to the consumer, the reform will not be the least good that will come Out oT the terrible evil which has bowed us down in dust and ashes. THE NORTHWEST SUffKRERS, The Mayor of Milwaukee has addressed a communication to the newspapersT* of Wisconsin and Minnesota, asking them to advise-the peopfo-among wbom they cir- culate against forwarding contributions to Chicago “until after a .full consideration of all tha suffer lugs in when aid could be appliedt td the uses which should \then most imperatiVe." This is judicious advice. According to all accounts, the loss of fife and property in the burnt districts ofWscbnsin, Michigan, and Minnesota lias been quite as severe upon tfae-populalion called'hpon to bear it as that which has drawn, to Chicago the commiseration of -the whole civilized world. At tho same time tbo remoteness of the afflicted quarters at the north from ■news centres will prevent ..their afllic* lions from becoming so well understood i by tho world at large as those of Chicago. jTho charity of our friends in Wisconsin jand Minnesota "should not forget those whose clalm-upon it is first in order; nor can Chicago properly accept any munifi cence to which others have a better claim, notwithstanding ou*- own needs arc so imperative and the provisionson hand are actually limited to a fc’v iys* supplj*. 'THE COTHTS. The Judges of the local courts of record have tiikeu possession of the High Schbu building on West Monroe street. The building is..very wql£ adapted to,the pur poses, aiid for’thc* time will be a a conven ient as any other that could bo provided. The Judges, at their meeting, recommend ed to ihc Supervisors ihcjtrepliap of a tem porary building for the couVtajnni some of the vacant lots of the South vwßibn, until such .time as thos Goan House caji be put in condition. The Supervisors (will act upon thitf'rccommcndatum 10-dary. The question to be determined is whether the county will go to'tho expense of* a tempo rary .brick building for the "courts, so lone ns the latter can-find accommodation in r the HigLjSctaair wul pßndjug i¥c; restora tion‘*oft Uib jCpdri Ilduah: rccotu mendatfmT the* Judges ought to have some weight upon the action of the Super- visors. The Ttc'publicarts seem' to have a slight majority on joint bqllpt in the .Ohio Legis lature. The Senate: seems to be a tie, though there arc still questions conccrn ingthe election of^several Senators. The -UdbiTc has* from, five*'majority Republicans. The-carly *dports of small Republican m s*btinsylvania, Ohio, and Ibwa are confirmed by later advices. 3 V V Full Bosumption on .Tuesday, A meeting of the officers of tbe'KaGoonl Banks of Chicago waa bcld at- tbe office of the Third Nations!, 43t>Wabaabrvenne.l5anday evening. October 15tb,’51.6 o’clock, for tbo purpose of con ferring irtth Ur. riolborj, .Comptroller of tbo Currency. J. Irvine Pearce was called to preside, anil Jlenry Ofeenebamxf wfa_, elected Sec retary. A fall of, riowa letirhtnf "tbs condition-- tbs IChicago banka oa aifectad. bg tbo lala-Sr«Si.Cxe> was had, andit.waa ascertained, upon-ajcocaparison of HabnitlCa and rfcsonrcea, tbatril lhc banka were perfectly solvent, acdibenldretnma bnsincai at once; -the asked, by inf of tbo banka was' Joy sufficient liijio to convey tbolr sales (rom tbavnfss to the new places Cf bust' near, and Jo arrange their, books and office far* nitare. After a general discussion, on tnotioij t>. Blair, of Urn First National, xha rcsolutionlicre toforttpasacd,.to-pgy lipytceat cash imdodiMe ly, Wat haaaimdusty rescinded. I Mr. Coolbauflt (ban offarad tljo fo|lowins rra- 1 amblo and after full 'diecns* lion, wet unanimously adopted: Tboboofci-iWd treasures ofiajl the. National Jdaoks in,the city, the safety.of welch was to Some extent uncertain when the •roaolu uoni of tho;l2th in»l: tfetu adooied, havw been cecovcfoi iutictj and Wnitneis.A caroidl examination of our assets i sinceihatUOiffhaj eo*nvli»fe rmm ravs coHcraonuin OV.thb cuuhencv. To thk rt’Bi.jo: Haring per sonal- ioTesUtation, ibat-tbeiSalianii] of Chicago aro solvent instituliooj, and .Jut, not withstanding (bo laid fife/tbey are able and ready to pa? all jtjtt .viiltQs on-jtresenlaiion, I hereby National B wks Of Chicago will fur tbo transaction of bnshics*, a* usaal. trnTuttdjy. tbe I‘it inst., at Hi a. m.; and Ihartby express myliclicf in tbelr ability to oibbl nil meats .on demand. Ui t ß‘ijiutltn. •.t tbaCuwcncy. CijicAoOf Qot, Pi isri«~ j TUii ixsv«.v>ci:cnisi|i. Tho lai«t accounts of.ibo. Iqiuranoe in I the fire oi Chicago make tbn. fallowing, exhibit. S which we bave.oompiltdXar; the .honnfit, of those y interested: 3 nktv yoke citv-anp state. CunijMtiuc;*', Aster; 40.1,571 S Nou.tu), Atlantic,.Brooklyn.. 5*56.0(10 ISW.OOO S American fir* 15*.:.*........ CT&fit 30 OUU Adriatic 2W.KO r >.Ct»J •’American TU.405 25.MU i .Etn_ 46't.UUO "2i4J,,WO J Commerce 219.372 SU.ouOJ I {Corn Exchange 3.W0 |Colombia;.. -451,332' 3.0C0 j s 5 Commercial. Albany »u»imjdcd.' Commercial 5.000 i {.Firman 1 Trust. B/oaklyo; 2M,3G9- 20,000 j r Fircmpn’j au,OW &MW j Gcrioaoiij -par*in fall 1k23.u*0 Guartll«ti '279,639- •V.UO.UXI 3 1 lUoA’e i'aUJ— 371,W0 10.000 •Greenwich.—..- 1<),000 l Hanover 7-*7,ouu £23,u00 ..Home.... 4,50u.tW0 IMOi.OOT Hnffmac ’235.252 2P.000 SS I 783,851) 7 275,WM jioternaUoua) J,ailU6l.-*' 45bA«0 v' Irving 1 515.V0J xs.iuq j ImnottcrV amr Tradura’...,. aO2.A&>;! ZlwO Jefferson- u^...-.;...r.. Allilia- 47*SW Lenox 2WAW AJ.foO LaiayvHt# '229,751' 6.UTO LorUlard i.WO.pW) Lunar.... ..53UW> J» t oW* [Market liuiDeodujJ.....J-'.J 7W.&SI 45UiW0; .MereanaJaAirc——„2T.Mai iuq.ooo .Manhattan.: J.W7.753 50u.«00- <42.090 16 (K»tt. L Niagara- ~a— .u fcs.ooo' New Amsterdam -43i,Huo 40,00 J t N> VotL„ rtMl ..w n> ;.i.. 226,006 Mwsuxanoa ClotaptoY.'ut hiurtlL'Aiaactea.yi' T .xx.'iWkA’Coiuuviia.. VAo«rlcan Cenua1..:.77....-.v..T?.:.r/...:.J:.V 250,000 Anchor-...-* '*7,009 tCitlxan*' U—— 25,00U« I Glebe 20,0C0 nusrod <.*o«r.tMß3. i 1 I Hide and Liatner "00,000 1 fixiepeodent-.—— I Lawrence 12,000 r' Maontacturvcs»{.>« .Merchants’ 10.D0D National .tOQBQQ| j j New Koglai-d Mutual Manue Tuu.tw i j t WtSCRU.>N»or3. I Andes. Cincinnati.... 250.000 1. Ailemania. Cle>elhoci.....wu i 2S.C,-3S4X)O IJ North British and .Merftanille, Ldglanb ~-lVtLcaliii* T -Wo4t Virsißia,paica4n.4aH. ,S«c. 1 oCOUroUndl’wUl.pjyfia fullJ ;rlWw«.;TF»te-1, tnrtS. md'lfdloo Insnranek Wmpgdies, oTSan I FrabeiMOfpr .mise to poy ln full.- Baltimore i{ companies anuouooo tney wiH pey ta InlK j J 1 r*" L;i -t. ]■‘j J ILivcrjiool, London and <*Tobe In.i«»r- 1 •_ ante Coiiipauy.' ;t 1 j As was staled* Cdupl* ef-dsys after the fiVe.; I .theab ve cotnliaoy'win pky'fiff all their lossesat i I once, and wUI afforJ «vi'Vy-f*eili»T W policy* t (M)d«rs togfcttbeir .fa»oo«y.>-'Unlike/auy father c company, the lArcrpool aj>d' LosdoQ' baa!two 1 lands—a British and An AuitJicsu one—of mtUiunt each, and’ll'ft. tmir intentiaa notlu i draw open the American foodat a Lbol to pay alt their losiqj oat of'.tha. JJrittsb une ||r 1 this mean* the;r American toad is left'intact, to t mbetaor lossst; No trtaer coiauany will there* 1 Kfa oajgpy Uio fiTeEAble udc- -Ai THE LEGISLATURE. Conference with tiio Citizens' Committee^ Report Submitted by- Senator Tabu A. Logan. Legislation Required by tlie City. At' 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon the mem* BorioC .the SttUlLagLQntnie met .in Stand*’ •M Hall, on the cornec.or'Michiran'aveaoe.niid Thirteenth atreet;’for'ihe'ptirpoje of hearing from tbeTarjona committees of citizens as to the action they desired tho General Assembly to take lot their relief. The meeting was called to order by thr.Hoh*. James P.'Rool, who stated tho object of tbei r >omlpe ;together,/pnd, ‘nominated LwtuUnaqt Governor ’Dougherty ms Chairman, who, .when elected, tendered them bis heartfelt firatltode for the honor.--and ynjacstod.-tho Mayor of' the city to-act with him cm the platform, whiob'he dld. 6'ti motion of Scndtbr Toller, o| Bonne County, the lion. James I*. Root was choeen Senator Fuller apld tbo members of the Brsrw l laturc uodersiood that they were thereto eon*, •ider vfhat wonld be their duly whoa the* got to SpnnffiwasJor the'4itixens to thcywouli lika to recommend tithe Assembly, lie would, therotorc. move (hat they bo requestod to submit their views. The Hon. cf. S. Hayes said he was lb*! oboir man -of a cammitt«e,*cbosen at o West, aide meeting, ami bo bad not been aware) that any- Sooth Side.Committee' had been appioialed».or had done anything. Ho wished lo st«te“toihe members -present, that-the business portletfoL (be city had- practically been daayycd: the banks nnd home insurance C'ltnpaPi's: severely strained. Most of the inhabitants of tbo burned idistriet w**ra on tho Xorth Sldl*. where, out of seventy thousan I people, only ten ■■r fifteen thousand remain. Tney were nearly all entirely •lostituic. and h« had constantly had forty in bis bouse. Oa tbo West .Side ’•they .bad i not only housed:tbdse nniortunaiw.l but-had been compelled to keep icoaiunt vtatcb and I guard. 1 Tho means ofcommuaiaalioa were sdi-oof-thnl 'he' hnd had no 'knowledge 'of what had b.*on done on tho South SidfrJTfjThtf committee of which bo was cbnlnnan Wa| tWaS prised ol I*. Vf. (*d»oi. C. N. I .Sonatrrp Woodward and Ward, and ib4r'wel'eto 'communicate with tho General Assembly in re* lati«n.to the relief needed, and. to wet some* tbintr'Which'w.-uld be for the benefit of the voole. ■'Whit.uay spedally wanted, was to .r«* tu>vß. tbo people •uilxnu* from this calamity, i Tb -ydiad all fust. were absolitblrdef Uinta; AVdattbe? JpceUHy desired, hr as that tho funds appropriated by tho Gobi Ml Assembly should bo appropriated with special tbo relief of the ilistre»sould he rjspoastkle officers of the law* who should hold those moneys and pay I nee Hite* to jaw. under tbo’direction Qj-.eoai'j mittees for general relief. The funds should be carefully granted,-forth* y would require- esSUl* anco the winter. Sumo «d them would goto J Sprinsfilld and there consult with their delcga- I tioas.land.-4ml td shaping Icgulatioii for* thfi Preservation of life and property. Tho Hon. John A. Log.iu then spoke as lot* lows: Mb. Prpsipent; I am.Cbairinan of aeotnmit toe consisting ut Judge Heck with. Mr. Hitchcock. Mr. r, H. ranrellt-'Nr, Fuller. .Mr. Field, and .Mr. Wicker, which was appointed for |ho pur* I i»«bo of consulting together and arriving at con* 1 elusion* *ud presenting them to the o| 1 -ho Legislature in as proper manner as we could. lAs lar ns the presence of tho Leg slature in this city is concerned, lhoy,c*iuw-on n desire of. their nwn toVxamine i..rtheirrselvcs. that thsyTmght well understand what fltolr doty 1s In this trying hour. I knew nnocbv of their 1 coming myself until.,.l. received a iclegfkui Jjm'niiht;aUdtUioJ>Vl6ck,-U*y wore td be hcra this morning. It was of their «wu uxoll'*urTftul we ought to be very thankful to tnera tbit they have’-jo kltidly ebniidfered the distress' people. Tuo report I have to make is l nearly made up of wnggrstluns as to what wo thought was best to be done. These euggt-Jlioos-pnt* been ver> eaftfhlJy considered by men learned in the law—Judge H?ckwiib, Mr. Hitchetek. and .Mr. Fuller, who uro on tho commiU4c l r i ,t)uLr desire, was to mike sneh.iutgeflions to would not place the L ;gislature in their action kt hwart the constitution of tho State, hut to .kef action as nearly as possible-wituin the!bounds *.f that Instrument. am|. at"the’ ;same tune, to give us that relief .whtph reosoaably and prop erly, under the eoDStiiuti-n, the circumstance* scout to d-maod.. X will- M*d the report.nod then, with the“perml>slon of the Chairman and the mouthers of tho legislature, mage such »c --marks as «cro proper in connection with iL Ibc report a aifdlown i luat UteUn of the city of Chicago upon tfcoeaual «t»d ttttervnue« UoUttctiarged. and the city be-rnut* t>urs*l Hu uoioualrxpcuiisd la'tVwpi-uiog the canal and luierestthvraotCiW provldi'd by the bifllatr*** dnevd hr llw Him. James I*, (foot, with tiiaena* inent that s<.■ On.ru)of th* eaiil Mtm paid Jurlag tin crownt u'Culjcur by Auditor’* wurtantf on tli. *iate Treatcry, «nil that a i»x l>e levied thercroy.' f sStd c|ty,.tuwu, ahd fomitr, alidrtio mtertet on'theit* debts, stlctl usnssoiimt to wma'le ur>uu a nc\r vaTtiatlgtt ol tin) property liable to »Maliu,*v|thH)jfddCity.«t»d«uniy. Tlftaf tbs' L«l«lature be rnucstwl to provijo that nvlyrs shall uwt We lest,byyi*son of tliavlow been- dnren from fttrlr residence by tire. auJ thU po»frr W.conferred iipr'a lha proper anihorltie* to prtrvnlu registers ami Juace* of .H"C* tionlo preciucts In which therecjrJs have WeU’Je* atroyedAT Are. Thatttlgitcgikhtttjreberfsuested to asninto tempo* rarlly tWchutgv atid vxpejiso of tnc City DriOewi-u, UetanU School.-Oenolf-l’oor House, Insane Akyiuu. aod CiW Uoopitaif ri.v Tl]at th* Le2i«hUuro pass a ioint. resolution an* 'tbomUigXh* OOeemuf toiieslgviate «*vea p:rtuas tu iDVesugaUauU recotmueCd lo;tl;o UfoTedtual Session of this G< a ir:rai Aa»rmbly vhat islneces* j «ary tOifariisb wVidah’ro -of title to'lands in Cook County. [That IbaA nlitucdraw-Ui*. warrants oo tnrT7raa« ury (yonvtfort to titm and ijeliter the saute fo-the citePh'vagq,- lu be,applied io |lio u- Inro snpporl «f llib I’dUco'Jmi Tire Ifcpartmsuts of j dunel ia» rryPtf* Senator Loo t*. I keg your pardon, sir. for thsao-auxcestrons. .Thera m*r bo many other tbinss«.,AVe fWUud, iu,examining (hcconstitu* ion rhat'rteVc arfi'ecrfain restrictions thrown aroundrJho; Lntislaturc.OAnd wo do ndt ask them.'as I said, to break tho bnrrlrrl that •tands between them and tuo distress ol \ht peio* Pie. but to do ihat;nlibin tbo prrricw of tbaf instrument tkalsin properly ho d «ne. Vfu have naked for Hit amount that tho Legislature autbyiaed t apijr.‘iPtiaA« under Hu- corfetitu* non. »vwtfwjgCai«'lbo T purposcs for which itisg* nulhinc- ahoui it, hUAfi presume thctltberc is not' much* money la v «sri*t very. .ip that particular, lu the other Parneul*r luo Tolunding of ike amountwill aid thh city and couply f»» Tiu.iibL ing Jjgltwdyr.imd erecting rach p«hfm buildings as are absolutely necessary fur the purpose of Jranjaoung tno c) the county, the. bustnees of The Statu that is fu bo the city,wild thebusines* of tbo ciry. Fur these purposes wo thought that-this legislation wuutt} be proper. 3(un whojhave examined careiuily tlsink ii l# (hehTcgisuitioa as is certatuly tbo limits and provijidns ol the constitution, la rclereuce to such other charities as may be bestowed byway of relist; as bf course Ibis'people would-bp cljtdU tlioif ol Hr- 1 accept arc in i» condition now{tbat i few people ever were.,mid thuy deserve 1 not .only th* sympathy of the wh do land, of the whole citilir-d world, but they de»or»o 111* tfm of ItEtilatvnn u be extended I 1 over them lor protection. 'You gentlemen have co too bore (bis morning for the purpose of took ms at the tbe city ns it ia. awlOo seo the dciola tr>n. There silent; dim monument* thatthis fiery demon baa leit «taaJini"4iero appeal more atrenfiy to yoa iftao- I can 1a calling., (or that i which you should do for this peopfb, 3I ii aucb ?dcaolarion~'ai!aHciT>qcUoa as the yorld'hai never ieen MCt-rey umurwy examine tbe biaory of the fire •rlyioaon.* the'destruction ol Palmyra, and of Pompeii, and ot alt the great destruction* nod calamities that fcnsabefallcn-c.tlee b-lore, not none of. thom will, compare in exiaotwitb this calamity tftatbnr befallen the city of Chics go. Tbe arm ot this calamity, in strikiag down mo cj:y ofChicigo, struck a lloymtbo whole Datum. ..Tbfj-js- A State calamity—a natieoa) calamity. The glory »t the Stm« ha* bean de stroyed nr this demon fiperwnd 1 it is. or should be, theprida.of.thin State to aid in restoring its Deadly, ana gnnaeuf, and glory aa it stood here toe Mw wertdt’gafrrapen below; (Applause.) As was said by my friends Mr. Jlnyoi," tad bnsteess ot the city is in. a.arcaj destroyed*, Iho creot wealth Uf toe city. si> far as business is oon* fvroed, hna Mesa nearly ,da«r or id.' T hope rbe tosuranco cotupauios wdl bo able to iuy_c*ery rtoltitt TMiave rtdifbPtc ear about Wat."fur 1 have up.knowledge utilia subject,-- J- bops tbe banks, la a'short time, will be able to pay’ail (heir deposits. I Cannot say' aught about tUat, .tta—i— h*v* n»-‘knowledge, ex cept this:. J ..bare, seen co banker ot thl* oily wh® •does say, M Oive' me a little time anil every dollar abail be re-| Paul." lAip ausr.) I bare teen na business mao in tins city whaling been burned nut that I dues out ear, All.'twain is a ll’tlc time, Al- j tbousb tuo fire has drttr»ycd ay j propert/v It -bn not destroyed my l wiMaidtoy energy, and Chicago shall again. l pbo.mU-d.ke,..., rise* fromj its ashes." lAp plause.J >0 socb energy is found anywhere as is found io this ci>y. XuaocU detcruuDitmaumd will is /mbd anywhere si among this people, even though laboring under sucb dreadful* circumstances ai these. ircotlero«r7*i wllieiwtr WT*2*nc. I have j witnessed soas** wfvbuug boTfirs. of' them*. a tfreatlpiany or tndm.’ when* men*wept, i wfaero tUcrjdshrtt Mff'flbivre they died: but no such scene si t;eyecwrii»e«»e4' be- if ybu cuh>a have TL6ffiep and"aild'r/« l tue .nld men, the uecrejmr aud axed,' fleeing irom these flames,’ and tbs' tlamex leapioc. actOrl IhUL^ixiMc—and tr«m cne block.tu another, and pjst block;, anil re-i tarnine-Uyatli,.tnd ‘m»ltax tbe-attack for tbe .purpose ot.dnuiytnt alt that was- betora (hem, I yuurktaxta win d Uat« malted from-pity.: Soi afmy Wa* like tbcot. This besum of dostruetien swept over the_city fury, that no man can j ‘paint or pictor-T, 5mT no t-niuo.can describe-"I Xo «*ta»'bo given by man,' J. care not ha.w bwinay bc.. or j what ms powers of description may bv. he hai I deto ib: what icenrs occurred* 4>»rk Jurlnx thUiirg. aurl Um-dimras- tbarTui-, Igwed. luysrtt-wiUpexvai ingßamdi lot p«afr.Ja. lying apuD tips grOvodlwithait’covering, and! SeltUontd nre thba- sands to-day that arc suffering, but, tbank God. 1 the toaj been sheltered. As was said by icy friead Air. llajcr, a i’%W*T'- !s® a N br-:>tfUu: &Ct £2LUlts3]Mtyitbat,4b«ip< bcc:s! cr-a L him i of bresd Eulwvftat ts wtlftog to divide the roof I and the bcasdjvtlhv these: po.tr suff‘j«ts. (Ap. (dsuse.l Our houjeJ.Wtro epaned. and toeynre J lull, or nearly so; were .they larger mote would bo received end aided aa fat as tbo limited m%&;ss3tt$ d k wss-«i i Ao a*>|ML«(syui'- patbHefHt aei-aktfod man to legislate fur any C'lthmuoity, lireuldootap- peel to the sympathies-of any. man tuat would cause him to r-iss beyond the bulwark that Is thrown aroucAbtm. nor to do injury lo_bi3oont'; scbacw-cri'diastltiientar-^wutttd'' l dwl »»k'. blnl*' '''thtft, Tiut To namelsisyapak'iyiooTe lhn-beag{aaad ipto’ds of these seutletuepi to 4° Ituu which..the hauf and their doty calls upon ttteolo do sr men and UgUlalon. iApplause.}. That U,«haV^ihcy should J*. Tho Omgrcss or the United atatu has aided sufferers lu litoti of jlwlrtsilmfnfoj i Legislatures hate doaejt; no reason why i they shdKdH6fT4a.il thousands I of reasons lor its b- inc done now that sro..] stronger-‘tbao- any wbieh bnOoever been pro- sented belore. because the distress is greater, i Any «aes«iiiaasthatUAteo(hitn(tcehaito make will be lisleotdto with,i»Jca»urp. IstqgladUii has been orguuticd, and our co'mmittee would be glad to *and- eowter*- with them, and sae what.ls. best, to ba dune- -ll wbat'i t iro ri/P'r, Itl it I 'l*-' lone. If theio is anytliioc olio lint o i« proper wo will certainly co-operate in doing c it for thu bom-fit of these suffering people, ami- P Ht my limn; we will pnio if ncccts.i- c ry.anitulk and consult with you; not that wo i csut advise the Legislature, but tint wo mar »»d 1 them iaenmins to ft conclusion in rcleronto to li matter! that ihty ‘uiay possibly know nothing le about.. There may Uo many thing* here that you i cannot understand by a-flyiugvlsitliko lW>. and i if any ol the eitieenelhatewweU disposed ae- a sire anything but what is ri*ht. and ask you to do anytaing that Is wroeg, if they aid you in any way-in coming Id they should confer with you in myjudgmeni at least, in order that we may all do that which we think is right and proper under the circumstances to be done. T Mr. Uayas-saM he aeespted General Logins kind invitation to co-operate with hts commit- Us. As' regarded the paper presented.-be- l had not examined it carefully; but‘there wsra i «*ne «*r two points he w**old-bftglad- to see care- Tally e »asldei»d;- lie hcped lhe General As»em«- bly. Before adjoorning.'wonld do kl.Ubeyi eouid. i, and he felt assured General Logan s remarks. bad touched the hearts of its member*. .They had the mcn*who bad built the city, and they 11 could rebuild 15,il they could.get assistancefrom Assembly; and be hoped it would be graotadoo ft-ai»*aaniine|Wi»Ct!e. ..That done, j the people of’Chicago would take a new march. I yad aehievo IhersbuUdiog of the elly. hut they must base support, and they looked to the Han-. 1- \ml AneinMyt'actlng within Its constUatiooal 1 powers,- lor Jfhey bobod then .would be no I technicalities and'no cavilling, v bad spoken about rebuilding the public building/. Ac.. by nooapy-approprialed by the General Assembly. ‘Ue thought those phblicrworkafhouldbeput 'tp oruratlpnfttonje, and the Court House should be rebuilt precisely where .U aras' bsfbro the. fire. The Common -Oyuucil had unanimously so resolved, and be tnournt'rtre report should mrnti »n it. Senator (LOraq-aftid his cqmtniUoq was not aware of it. Jluldci, they had gqnaiatu nu de- IhUaon the subjoei.'- 4 Air, Hayss thuaspokn an rofarcc.co-to the sag- gestton that tha Slate take bosscsifon of their -publlcinstiiuiioofi Ho, thought thotnuestiooa- hlc poUcy. They were impoverished and pro s tfttted,-but they hatfhbt U«l ihbir manhood.- -I r 5-matoctVuUor wanted. la-know .it be under. ’stood AlrMlnyti Ihsay that he?ird ntfl want the i Ststnloumnno tbo responsibility.of’iookiDg al- I terlbe insane, etc. t S’ be wanted Ih-Bato to make i an tbamachi i*ry of genera nraimi still here: Thcy*bad*trahicd officers. j aud employer,,aUd it waa-dwj to-ibejn tMI. the city should retain’conlr'ol of Ib-jse institutions. Senator Wo.JUnl »oi>l,d. to -knot, if ,Mr. dlayee bad any objection to the slates taking chairwoftbe Insane Asylum. 'jMrsUayet bad not. But if tho Legislature ’hAd'a’figfit to appropriate money to build; a bridge in Chisago,-why had not they, toe right to Appropriate money to carry on’ a Brid-Jivcll of .which the ijtaio-galainedthe coatfol.* flonftlpf.Loaail laid Ali'.JUycs had pot under* 9Uod Uiicj*upoed‘‘-Thcy4ld nett ask ibo Lcabla- i t&ro t ilppfnpriato money to rebuild tho. Court. tu pny back' which j ’ibo ciiy had advanced to deepen the eatiaJ...«»d which by |awUb!d a right to do when it pleased. HewouW-owfy-*errtVc3t-to Ibo Legislature that they specify tao purpoi-JS for which, tho money,. (bus ri'patd.’cu'sld be used. Air. Ilayeareplicd that if Congress worc.m ses sion ho would prefer to havo them taka the canal. and make it a grand national wuij;. ..J>ur bo did nrt-thin* ri l would.'bo ;Bceepia-. blc' tn llfd rpcoyls of* Chicago tp have insiitutious taken' out ol their hands. Tout' intituled-autl». riti»*s i«f the r icily ’cxlstod, anil could *aka ebarco, of.ldem. firo, her abUilf tb-iacctmugencie.-.., .The Stsfe Resume fhblr canal, 'and'tlrey wanted that done.' Their public insti tutions wore disorganised, and th• y wanted the 6iata to takc.obafffu pf thorn. All -ihodq thioxs could-be eoojfijuy'inaljy done.'a'nd il the Legis* laturo.wbold'tto tucdUk toelr own energy would bring*.fut-oi The Karl I)r. BoitUttspoko br'n iiv, u-rfnt the nccoss ivy fer-spoedy netiou, iu tho dis* nrerswlrton waSTirevnlling* "■Toe ,H05.-AltJ;dodd said that tbs-oomiqiltoe did not'desire auy expression of qpiuiop as to their report. Ho hopeq that treasures would be taken to furhfca tho poor with work. f Mr, Judd in .yod tbgt lW ycpori, and all other papers on tho'fatno subject, be relcrrul to the General Assembly, General L >gan said that was* not a-report, but rimply suggestions lor the consideration vi the Legislature. agreed to arid, the j _ K. Lalcil^olUcr. Rev.* R. 'Laird Collier yesterday nturniog rPff*ob«l atlbe Church of a eon- Utegatlon iftit.tqibytelhiijtvwfloifcatbo edifice. Tnofollowlngis an abitract of his romarkst I have been busy in a more sacred mibistry ■Mhftn arrsbgiak',Prec&s '"ard careful tsfoyibis togeth er this morning sucu reductions ashivo come to thank Gnu Aat cmr church., still stmiTs and bopeU wiU morally'‘stand lar' more t than •wbeibre. _ -.1.- I b>.fe beard p,ct a Httlo speculation abontthe ymriral sic«ittfc*Dce .pf :ourtgroat daisiorty.-and men who meant better have unwittingly aucus-d God of a rrcni wickedness when they lo timntcd that it to iildsmcuc u£ Jieavcft t>e i 'b* uT our city. I 1. hir«» of all, jadgmentftornearen arp never t retrospcotive. but always proipccUva—vJmc ‘j« I they are never of the backward tlsncVbdt-'alr t -Thl«eal«tnlty. aslllf cal amities, hag.a meaning, and its purpose st work out (tea runchanging will and bjsne: cent L?»iV5 n Thoindividual »nst!Mi nM •1(5-- "■"u.Jiwiuif.und. bcild, op, .iibout p u li.it >4own,'. No-•oeb-puti’Shment cVutd'pdesvb y do 4 jnrjiood .r it w,rphnlr,r C 1 in -1 flicti-o ofthe/od cf ilsavcu. v i .Wajxtfd reason why Cb engo should have hern mado an example for the vest <.f (be world. ,0/ cwcsp, were a pontdo of great worldiaesa in, !n'l li«r; d ni b l| t, cmjihlr. StiVly of iho (jh r'*l'“ D S«rW h«« ever d.. n o mate.. acutUihi lo 11, tao.DV. for Khool,. ohurchc, ,hd. c iari lies. r The pony bar* been systeouifenUy provaded far. and freely educated insduxl'and. ebireb There bare been from the fin* ssiutly men ar THE Cm ut'HES. 1 Sermons yesterday by Hey. B. Laird Cgllior. Bey. Vf. H. Byder, and Other 1 Clergymen. 4-women whosetrybas p,,, OJ>lO has beard them. M UtokA&at'li no i We h-*ve chiefly magnified the right* of&Ji 'tidoslrrnthertiian'uf uncieti*. IV Darn 6con .shockingly, raoth-Sighied la. tha. boaodarics ‘o nor fire home. to permiltlug so many or .am i woo^tfbttV^sf^hi<ho.limits of thooity i and to-day, tua fir* limits should he tho cir> 1 limits. ,v I 'V® ha,*e"titren duirsway 0 drinking, cbm. 1 bhng nnd.WcenuoM .bouses, ami }u,va hyloni moral laxity invited «6 the city and harbored in it a cmumal vopul vtion P aJm«.a: t.jual loibal oi j London, which is the worn on imj face bTUa j earth. I Wo ham thus dan* fc«s to ybfM* fKrs very population wh«t\«noar R-.wcrihaa almost fcny ;oihcf cut. Uur ilriJewtJi and j iil hero cited i al«ud to Ueayoo for help and redrers. We have bad (be cgperieneont' tbo whole .world backnf Qt.-and; yet "in building agrees city and centre of civilization, w«* hare circa the work into IttebcoiiseT VerdT renfi sufe speculators and bare sai&ihlytacen earn of our own concerns, t Wo have drifted, ton. into (bo hand* of a sol of j tricky polUtfeians. the spirit of which is illustrated i by ottrpreseßt City ounoil, and the only recoc oised aristocracy of the city.U p-aet of. ignorant I m-tl recently rieb sociaf swells and mobs. Jlnw, I say the ju imcot~of oor calamity is to teach us to.-curd UiMC orlir. Wo musiharo, 1 ec .otrair l,oiaes and business managcmcul. ?'X »n»! bi/t.'bopfng i„ see arala suchotu^ootresiduaocs oad-Lu<>lueved}{«e)ts. X I ociUlnljueTcr d.-sixe In- -JJgrotK> knows better I'thaa. wo in these tuatjera. -Iurcmo build r toys and -monumcnts. our school boildmasond churches, vur pqUig-librarioe- in each auction xtl I the city, our colltgu of tha, learned profession, be craad had impwtivo as may be. la vhtae we can illustrate ourgenwu for beauty sad sacri i ficciWheo oar’busiocas and domestic expenses are less wo can have more to give t j the public use*. rl;.-ji Wbai-tt lost: 1. Our bouses. Thousands of families are houseless aud pcopiles*. .2- Our bojiucsi. Tallis t^mpariry,-- o. Our moaeyA-Thtyij.&jrmi tuuiuriane, but" one which v&emt repair.- W« have net l«m Our Qeogmpkyi Nsturweallei the Uk-». the,forest.*. /Uoprairies omr«nrie u lout' b«om wc ’*o.er» born, aod^ they decided- 1 that:- *bn tSIa spot' a great city sboaid. ho*, built—the railroad/^ 1 sad puerceUe men barb'-,-hASj>. abuupi it. Stern reality bill c.me" u Md ■mero aU’bater.' —temptation will m-d to creauraeiflaboesyon'tlrk pkrt of thr** who t hare aDyibingleft; Womast Share- (n cebfeblta.lhoneedy; ITWp'cuursge an aadcise’ to oiherr. Our oo. and in them we mail «»*fcWowner bclorc. God is ounur aide,- aud Pas ItfU ns something to do»«ooicUuas te ho pa Ur. somavamyio lorr v i' 1 fegt that aerpral-OMhci more promment cadfcW-bad bora destroyed,; the atteudanoe at ihuse wluqh ramatced woaveryl Urge. Al St, FauU (l*nirersattsi>-Cbtxrcfc on t ibe •corner oi uabuh arcuue amLAUa Boren I street, instead of the beautiful cdiCcnatst week i «g-^Jii 3 j;g not. Pfettmt-»0e ipgeiDCf, ana a naye cpncoursewiu pressat- obes thopasTor, Aer.Jlr.' Bvdar.cutda soms cheeciag remarks to hii* parishioners wh-i weragatbccea in frontof IberaioK-.-iiX.qbrarnor Dcuglar, ol i Coaneeiieat. was present; nod spoke for*" ioma r iaoßjpptt. l to-tba 'Thlaeiampls was Siaw.ebuiaMiM, home of tta pas tai sand prepared i regular. ia- bdxd* the Tolisf- beta occupied tb« siHiee aqd'AUsaticmaiuailrßirrQ j up u> dxnao iprtiue,. Kt, CririrxhV. j At the rules of St. James* Church -(Episcopal!, i soraer ol Cast “d. Uuroo straits, ali tbo'old members of ibe ttstknedfu »aert«» hr. ike .rcct r; Ksy.« dtugb Miller Thompson: irmtafTkj jonsregatiok rebmlt,,\'Jhe jictor tehda>afew. remarks, incuj- I tatiug eauraztf and hopefultirs*, Xbe coa*t.--', 1 1 rauso 'organised, and revolved to temporariiyi i 1 'opalr theedifioe Cora:reice«daT;Dg the winter;’i committee, eonutmcol the rector, the j >nt, Hop. 'l.' JT. Arnold, ,W- 11. Ogden. b* ii’. A* HcCsgg, iihers wa» appointed to IHUO A •ircuhr announcing that the church was not 100 urnii'l to r doubt that many ofthe applicants for aid onlynot deserving of assistance, hut should be punished for thblr in gratitude.' The delivery of the wholcrel|ef bus iness t» tbe CbicarvUdlof and Aid Society has given great s.-itirfioti'in. and tbe feeling is gen eral that tno work will bo wclt'doiio;ani the munificent gifts worthily distributed; j The work of*'maintaining order hag fceeo the best nmnog'id ninny inThocKy, and under tbe J contml of General‘^-bendan-there can be no d<»ubl that each'citizen may fed pcilcctly safe in bis house ami* person; Taken as d wuole, the eutlouk iseneonragitip, •A^.VOl'XCE«li?fTS''. S. I. Russell has contract'd lo rebuild' tTif lilinoisCcntra! freight dcp'*loo its old site. Tbe walls now standing Trill" bo Usoit, and (hereof will he put on in ten days or, two week?. The building-will be 4"U feet lone and. fij foot wide. The Crst load of lumber was landed onSuturday last. —Dr. McArthur'ls requested lo call ju 176 Won Washington street, —We areT^qaestc>l by-tetcral l of (ho i«surai\cc companies sjho are-Hropuriug to pay. nil losses in full,-taurgir up-m all-those who liavi tared hoj* properly from the fire, to carefnlly invent ■»ry said property, aud preserve it frOtn j further daroaSe. The InreuMne#, whon' mide, should oo left At the insurance offices. f —Colonel J, U. W course of iostraelioa of fhoOHlcago Col lego of Pharmafey, by the fire, will bo resumed t-»»d<»y at the Medical College, cor ner ot Twenty-sixth street and Prairie avenue. —Tb« beiidqa irlera of.rhe ChifcagQ HraDe-' partment la nt thehauje bf tho R.'A." m Sliams/ oo West Liko-srfeo:.' —PrQfe««or Brndish'. •of tho Academy *of De sign, sated several things from hts own studio, and with tho aid of others,T| (fondm/iny things word preserved. inglqdpiu pictqtoa'oDd (ranks. XhelattCf wero taken toMr®dlry*s Hrcry atobls. on Harmon court. .Two iruulji, bellovca to be long tb some qftho artjjta gf tho academy, are as rot unclaimed, i\hd tu-ijr qJ loixud at Mr* Bradley's stable, —Dr. W. 11. By'brd** oflica Hi' at N». V 25 Twenty.second street, and h!s. rcardodde at 5P k ■nJ T ,mf a hlocl{ ooHh ol Division may ha hoard'of i w Oun»v C. B. Wober, of tho medical department. of Wooster UoJrcrMty.- at Clcre land,* desires; us to. announce that free tuition 1 will bo extended by that iosiitattoa to wli uicdi* cal students injured by the fire. —J. H. MoVicker requests (bat tho-managers nf, places ol amusement him a( the Briges Ilou-ic, corner nfOoonl and-rMadison atreatv.-at U u,cl(i,ck JXa also: trqbcsU a JI. Profesiloaals, and those employed 'at *tho placoyof amuscmouL to report nt onoo to their respective managers, siatipg thoif loas and pres ent wants, —Tho Borne; tt’.iuo. corucrofCoo.lanil lUr.- Jr.lrh Micof, uono (xf ih. hen thinm s.-ircj. It Ivor CQurde, aoioe a tlaurilbiair Oorio.M, Norton A and? Wcsf.MaJijon street, want nj hire twen« y coodcoop«r| k with tamlUos, at mills at D»ckport, L —Ap-dlo Lodco_f.ff.T3 its lull, -.N0.: ICHB State «re«.-t. for the uso of.nU .Maiouic bodies that have been hur.ic-d nut, —GOstivus Gcaty-hss-'ffono to New York Ur JRCert or lho of (ho Chicago ..“-'ll M*»om fa thjfrou.*houKt «pply u the Masonic lleaitausctcrs »n the Masonic Temple. corner®f Randolph nod HdUtcii street!..' !mmh .h- W! l *?.l’hi'Sicwoi of-(be.oily will, jrapct a£ rciulcnce of llr. U i ctufi who Ion; by j ..TJJW 0 V' 1 ■'l’ 0 lor lhasirknml ihiar.d iw? n headquarters nt the !na H,^^nSS l u°.V il^cctor f *he Washing 4«i !ll h r :1 ?=">'!■«,tbo In.urareo PanM I-iescs. I2 a H-JtVCls base oSwMiy re i7fl^tt v a like amount 1 htti,> x,.JLtis.claimed that the JRtaV -®ii ce s? {?.Od(HQQO». wi»ica.«iii be «Au«tWMjiTpaiqitlTMta# posnoJo.. Uuntioaricod *L C.lloa.*h h[ Ibc\oase J l l pl VJ i ld Sl ll V f THhttt. C-].. tele fj** 1 *V* 1 rati, .Vo.39'*Oinal street 1 vaoi^rfs” 1 1 i !T rcr- i inadt dter^ h r J cr#tT, v aV bef 1 madedwmutebA the i ,n.V-Li"*" AV,, h«utcan Sand «uid *j'< 1 Wabaih nvrhTe.- HwfbraS&lW*' CbWCftnpm»>. 410 jS C V«i Lx iL 'i fEc< L 011 the v doant lot Nos. l V,:.>ATS R arenae, m»j.»ininff jsw»^\^ u din^^' c c 110 TfS >b. booth 'b.vTbe rositnnstcft haiToftnalrtneJ, to'.'J. R:- Ln! Wejj IJsßdolpli a-Jiuan ♦rTf -stamped envelope*. The puohc can thrro b“ aoeQiniood.ittd. j r*l»eiJ6ard'OtWd«r<«tit)n frhaVit’atlTejirbers L^iJS v f 5WS tbcm»riyo*.c«:il')4o lUndoiph street. I J^^waUodc^Ttli. bd iin*Uoa«tyofour Lard. i* believed tola in the rdooasoriwibe-pefjon fn tbcclt'j .'"Anyone linr il.-witl i-Icia* re pffrt-lt fo TDo ofcoer, Dr. K> J.-r, at No. lOT&mtli ,^anewtpmr,^,vr T Uavo already been art to rrork* 'tc Clear away the s c •I i: ■t V it y I f 5 I I rl'- :fx.va*. A ftew. tiaiar/i ■oltbji refprm toordiahtat in ’then's U;mett I has been'el&tdlLl'f&fbieat.'-Theie'reformers I comprise the city, who are j colhtuiailic .io-dha oaasrv :Tfaorteomnritiee of J WT.eniy are diseassio* (he beu tatAns.ol obUm honest count at ih- ocit.wioctfcm. —Aa inspector bAtto«n,oxkifi«Mva at* ten 1 coot** oHhe-V. hie«W tire, bitch ls brthe'fi'rt! at .Ust^aa-iidfLTmste&al. 'over JI.IXO.iW. 'and lan’_uilur.taoa 1 does not amount to lialf that crealpart of ithaioc -1 fat Western companies, 'ylttpenibaudrcd pboaie werc rend*rod UonjeJess. Alllu3r*nd.'3.ooo pro-, plo sro f the t >wu wa*- d'cstr.iytft; sixty bong*#. >McUdtot llope01:e8h, twn ebsrebde.^oovebooi- Jtetoe» and uae.flnar ssrill being kfl' rfanding. Too people aresafi'eriar lrdm-a-niant ii>oa,.e}uihiafc*hxtd Tbe ite wockla'fcH than two hours from tbo time it eotariii lb\to; fifiT>fi»e *x:oreet foup ebbrebe*, three ne.WKr4lor being swept sixteen milea vestrof Allegao. J darerwboildioßS werabutued, ,r Qriai««bop.:n rUjag*.between Sanralock-and lioljsod, wsi; nearly destroyed: I s Firaseontißu'e, ai.lstovt adricoxdltbroagbout the miny ptbcr iv^tilpg. AfireJ. iiurtAiu.t'ttad Xru*ieß of the Notr \ork Typ BapUidaT Loica, armed in the city yMKrday witAfp/XW »a currency, lor tbe relief lb Cblesgo Luiod. Praters, ;£y,,r«»olu(iaQ L b^?-?-/^ rk ilou Pf'-tnuul- more funds ,rßo, L!S 4tfle Tneoaapos o; the Horfd office, (ifi.t uutoo misodeiiTexed- :sr XIiLuCKAJJIUC AIIVK ES. INSURANCE. LIVERPOOL i LONDON GLOBE Insurance Company.' The losses by the great fire in this Com pany, which amount tb*’Shout $8,000,000, wili be paid immediately and in ftilh Every facility willbc given to those' holding policies under‘which losses have been sustained in making proofs, for which ‘uniform blanks will be supplied at the office on Wednesday (18th). tl Authority Imving been given lb on the head'office m England for the fulf kinbuiit of these -losses/ the assets in this country-Camohhting to over $3,000,000) will remain, as -before, in the hands and under. control of the American, Board ol Directors. The business of Fire Insurance will be continued as usual, and those who desire to effect insurance on properly will please caff At the office, as the Company has no solicitors. WM. WARREN, General Agent, Office No. 5 West Msdison-*re»Jdeut. OriH’F OV TIIC VIIANKI.IN IX-rKAMK CoMP.mvof Hini.\n»:trniA. l*irr»nvßUH, Oct. ISTI.J To DAVIS A UK t*U.\ (it.ViLC.’U.S: The suut fire at Chicago will louht. wipeout many of (bo companies doing busl r ness in tlie West. We have gone over the bnalucss ul ill© Franklin in Chicago Mid take great pleasure in inforuiii'C you that if slid bod lust cvi-ry policy tbeiv .tho payment iu full would tint absorb ro per cent ot her furpln*. The Fvarkliu, thereTorv, yet lu»sds her 'ilghplace among Iho General. Agefu y Ccmpanh* o’ ihecountry a* thoono’ the. greatest surplus cap.la.l. V«V toopMotfwllv, n .t'UFKJjS (ioncr.il Agents. W© aro aseurid by the General Axentaof the Com* oauy that at tho.tluic of tbo fire aim had ca«h asset* of oror f3.?20.iM) and that after paying all her losses «h» will still lurectorasjO&.tfr). That the capital of the Company is’Jlirt.fsri, has a surplus over capital of over S2£ij,"W. Sim will immediately fay tier (Discs, wjti out.even disturbing ber permanent fu vratmwt*. Davit A llrQ'ta '"‘J the local agents and iiro cover* liig risks at llielr tUIcV, 50i’ t Michigan-av. ajrl 35 and Sodtb.V’abiNaC. Wo are bappr to publish the following despiteb fiom Cii»rre«i(!eiit of the American Contra! luaur* vnre Company of r'l.Lnul# •To DAVIS A UKtyUA; Agent*: We aro prepared to pay alt Jvttes ami not claim the sixty day/crvdHlt wnr polides!* 1 (JEOUGE r.TLANT, rrciideal, Georg,* P. Plant fs lhc/grcat llour Louis. Ml oj imr citizens nr« ,tv«n,nc»iUalutod. with liini. Tlio company yyi l*-sj ot>oul I *rijJX< V,,wLich' they wlll j.iy immediately, anti leava'tltciraasatb ittuboul c:7.ooo-i»tnct.- PlTi3 Jb'RtytA are tbsJr agenl*. jnnd nrirccvvr/iigrtyks aj their aiV and 35 and 27 South Cahil.Vt. V Jfbe Imperial Insurance C-euipauT of London, Jsna laod,.w:ll have its beadqqirier*' and cover risks at their office, Jfj'MfcUlaaa-nr,' The aLevo are prepared to pay their losici Immsdi* Atuly upna the adjiHiiuitnt ut,tb«ir claims. C. Hv CASE, Xo. 05 South Canal-St., A&KNT aPOXi Insurance Company of North America, of Ftoladdpiia,.. Springfield Rrs‘and Ins. Co., of Springfield, Mass. National Insurance Company, of Boston. PeopVsFire Insurance-Company, of Wor cester,’.Mais. s Policics all tiood, I’crsufli JiAViii? claims asaiixt utilise of tboj ii^ T e Conir-mIM willpleaso the Minn at mT oliicv f«r adynetmont, and thrywin W considered" ar fast a* clrcoiinlaMcrs will a-tmlf. 1 shall continue to Issmi *ond.- uonnd policies t» Utrelurore.'* *C. 11. CArilS. Agent,• NORTH AMERICAN. .^IR^.J,HSU^ANC.E..ppMP'Y., Of New YoTlie W« ow.anlUotii.'J by advices Unj eamomy to stau thiit ibcrj ara’rfrpttru.l to, P,\V ALL-'THEIR LOSSES, and lo'contlnuo business at berfitoJOrt*. M.I, Cl.ilMri ViNUEItiUtIiATB fIEB. riituft i>e jprc6 fowl of the Agent TIIOMAS OOOWtAS. NORTH AMERICAN LIFE. INSURANCE COMPANY :17aml lO Wnrrch-Bt. M.vr V..1571. Tn tlia Policy.Holders of the Jturih Amerit-au Life r»'*uraiic« il.tjupiru- nt i, tucar»: \t a mating ot tin* Board of lifteciora. u-M nl the ■oMre of the Company tm the tOth of (A:t«»Wr. K'waa UesuWot. Thai H>»» 'Company fXVnd to it* Policy- Bolder* ■oflVrln? front lfi<* late Ur*» in Llilca#". a credit on xhtlerl'aliclrt Art th» amount of tho pruni- uiua. that may Lnioim* dye dnrinctfir next year. fur flic pnrpuiki tbau ;iulk<*piin: Unir foil* ct*a» T'l lotcy. ’ltranlmd; Tu»f IM* Cumpiny appropriate thosttni ■ofFireThouirtuil Drtjurrf'ir Pytlic late tire In Chicago, and Hi* t.l lie Kin* nee Corn mine® be empowered ir» aerfn the dUtTil»nti«n «r this appro* prUlion M III*/ they OL. U. C-MOKUAb's £rC OncaggrOffica'Rernoved'to 511 Wabash-iv. IMPERIAL INS. CO^, OKLUNBOS :[&>t.-iblWm! nv\.) CM«T C.inTAl A .UCPa'CATIOXr.- VOJUP. t ThMoUri.oftbU'Comniuy in-.0uJc.120 *n« wrtrtvK they ur« prepafiidto jv\y:iV oner,, vill&eut do. Uoctiiis the ri.eTy tlAT»*'fqfrruit; IWlcy bolder* Uarlns chiliri* against flie 'lmperial *n> reqofited‘to prwn: tli* »*me id JOSEPH If. ST.VOUN, Asst.,- Manager, fl ®di.Uicbisan»ar.V E W;- CROWELL. U V.SIUV. S1 VIA Uv. H Notice to Policy HoWers. Tartlc* oUtalJi of the bar}it.districtj lo ,i»Uaoi we iiatc ioale Ivaß* and wliuhi poUcUa tra bold as col lateral. arv rviiarated to call ‘upon na-ltnßmllaiely.. Tlrta-iaoMbe Qfmoat Imp-irtanr**. am laffpnomUr of-»hfr|«<4Wra atv no fongnr ,’stoj and iljoald W placed In Qtfdo(;bted cotap.uica at oacc, Kartto* in lio burnt district VWaldalso 'call and LaroßroofofJoai madts tb-ittlid tanner bo oollvctetl a*smb at poaalW®. lIAUcD Ar’ Uft VDLRT*. TtfSo'iitlTctnilJlr. f of m, ...n v n’j* i* .cb.\i --i Ji*>IOVEU.TO \VAIUSU-A.Y., SVhePtf w» are pmiTCTI to fi>f in. *qr*o«® la for.l Tire li‘«rU ttili*b;oßX»n.' Co;,*oM,oaJou »t»tKJii>bnreV- ,JI -rti ci >hart®rp.k t-ife InsuraripeCompany. I J AcroK; «s vVVit-AViATn'tfton.-sr.. Mulm*! 1 Life lß9urjrhcc]C©mpiKy, ,Uf iv t o»rict:> ;l *.£U WEST. aiAij£S,,Pfe#ideu| l •fTEWAcr SfA'Kgr. fVcrftftry. y. j:■ Mntuil Lifd Insvrance;.Cipmpiriy. or sew yoi:K. Offl«e l?b TTejf \ta»Mogtiin*«t.,' 3l6pdaj t .Oet6lrcr IC. i*:. V. a.«Vn6xHmrK.Ar»nt, TeuluuU i-ice Mum* Co h u(;.Cleveland, ItviL TiFFANV-±>CU«, Coimml Aronli.-Of Mfrlil. Chicago,. j!. t JtU parU« th«m krtUttkfcJVttU-trlew to ocl]t w Imurancs.'l astob njtciiisniuscKto. fiif jjfc\v 'xokk 1: M X! WettUoAltottat v.V: New YorK- L»fe,i AT liS SUUTH SiXjiSbi'.'sT {t J fcniij Junto** uetta. i O. r» CUJgßAX,.>|, n>gyr .U& ylasuro occ -,Cornp*ii>v., -r uriTiirrFOßDx r \VewjiM*fttrto»oJ uyrrad»arr*lio»lDi*M: aarfkdii on JUonJay. October -W. at 11*0111' W. SA.- tsr wit M»iiiJoa-ia. *wrb«Ow. etci. »r»-atl i»Tfrl. 1 ATT,iJjoUXLitt CU. *UaAiiuri,' lasuraticeJLosscs* M.A.noaKEJtSpX. •u prepam! fo watnre pipari ia all cue* ot .claim* forlimir»Bt*«n+*ll cibar I gal Oißee I «ul J, Baoth a»U.ta u,.* Ute 17 HAMLIN, HALE CO. WILL BEOPCX THEIB Wholesale Department On the 23th October They take pleasure in announcing that they have secured Hie first-class five-story building, Nos. 29 31 South Oanal-st, lu immediate proximity to the new Sher man and the Briggs Houses the Rail way Depots. Their facilities will be ample for prompt ly supplying the wants of their customers, and their assortment will be as complete s« heretofore. HAMLIN, HAT,7, CO. Retail Department, 328 West Madison-st., CORNER ABERDEEN. Tlic new and convenient store, thirty by one hundred and twenty fcet, will be FULLY PREPARED For supplying the immediate wants of our community within very-few days. WM. A. BUTTERS- CO., AUCTIONEERS. Office No.- 1401 ludlanm«AT^ ;t- WiU rename bttsinm on or before Sovembcr 1, At N'os. 3 and 4 pearborn Park. "Directly opposite old stand ch- 1 Randolph-*!. C. C. Thayer Co/, Auctioneers and. Seal Estate Afents, No. 41 llnbbard-roart, between Statoaod W«hnu. formerly at 137 Heerborn-M., Tribune cjluilJiur. will, neretolurr, pay partlcnlaraitention toMle* of re»l erlato at anettoo. and private's*!*. Will at r»ad to safer of furniture at residence#/and to out* (l-'ornlHur ereryitfocriptlon. L To owner* of ml mat* In rbe-burnt district: t’. C Thayer Co. have applications from home an-l Eastern: vapllaliat* .'to btjy or lots* property in (he burnt district. IMvjm, band in rvur llats. Si WBST LAJtK-ST, Liberal advance* made nn conal^-pmaals. f.s Suutlw Caui»t-gt. Lake Shore Michigan Southern train* will arrive and depart from lb* new depot, on I*olk-Bt. Pa«r risen front tba S».utl* Stftern- Paafebrnr Agent. C. V. HATCH. Ventral Sopt. Utica so K.tck I-tUndJk PaciS* .lUUrOaj pM»os. train* wUUeaeafrwn t»«rt»r Polk awlSh-nn*n••»»-. American Emigrant Company. rorvljfii and Doinrellc Exchange; oeaan? ticJcaf* t.» and from Kmvtw. ttonvral railway Utkat .iioitirn o(dc*(39ttni hinclo-»t. ue yRKD. NELSON. A«m»nCWew so Chicago Harlington 1- (jutery xj are at .VC MluMcnn.nf. 1 The Prairie State Loan Trast Co (WEST SIDE SA VINES BAS It), ...OS' fftSt HASDOI.PB.it lit rMUIIiO business uu 31»u .»j l-_ in «cT of t»» tionkwv at *.cnrUi«scau,k»*oaT«t*dJ’ v cwuiprumijw-ynli i| nu M( t M «o be sbl» to er drr UopOaltoTla fSll mkvxr, The City National ita»)c Am building a Jim-proof Tank in tbalr utw itftir* m> ll»» northran corner ofOtlaton and w«m to U ..ta,. and *lll rwo,u» b««lo*5 s*, National Bank. ofllltaob/ T.C iljcbxiß-aT. ia the wad H Weit fUrrdolpb»*t. 1 Ual.ki.i- House at C. Koll.n.fte, *-j, 011 The aborp flrai arc now r»rf,» f »t nn open bniim-M at .ilteif olL> S'7 nt> tr> *®cond.*t.. where they W/ff b* T, *W‘ alio tit the SMI» Instant. to or Sprague, Warner CO.l 58 satxn CAXJt.«r. Wo».UM.t.m cock »lito.a WM t*. Mj sM I,.jr eb..li ot its. jii«S,V coff» l.rtrf.-..r.ilisr. n b-.fiui.J, of 3,,. aftlitw. .ooboiMTof Mkvsoi Wa»ofe»na.M 3m'. r.ck.so» of fi.li, i. barrel, of syrup. Al.o rlc Itoai otir corft.poujoau -111 rents* sromMUi.n t|f»n. o-agIrAS, j; a7 WEVT MADIW>.\ »T.. Iljf iU ciy 7 CnrciCo. a«tln B b*. a bars®? om-in T '‘W* «i unr old pUcc. isr? MkML, ,U«d.«ua-.t,«• «rc now jSjlI Jy ll •>«r UciuTT. a n~w »trj largo stock »f^nSrp« ,,w “t ntft*r ftood*of o«r owu manofttcf/n* iJfj •at ol cuoww to.) all it, W»D* order*, wmcli ,h-U<4l r u r Chicago aholi ntoxgaio/pVu (Cl »AiiHx£T !l1I ,l t ..iU *«|V iy*Aß.X>6ool,Aßr‘ in»ta of hinn^W PAPER. Wixmeßago Mills. narini I»n milt. In operation'anil I stock .Mtpel tuc, «Vil»lLiSrtni».il I‘rmiinr. .o-l Willing r>pm. d v rork n u. A V- From, the A>he*V r OEii WKiT -mm.fain nJ S«.’cVArtuV” prn> l onr 'tvisur state ANOTicßurronr m fJC^ ««J~SISS V C. AUGt’STCS HATIiaSD,' tTiiritj, WiatMQCT. Mm. E. Cabana, Forawly 197 Su«Ui U«rk iafin. ner frteud* aua customer* (Jut ab«. too* BiMd a* k. P niulaerjr.hKUß* «c l»«r iit i'ouUMr “wUh »o«tnlr» cnwatcck of gooitu' •■_ Plug Tobacco Manufactory For Sale J. cussmiiuo or: 1 t nydr*atl« B-*m iaa rump> .9 KeUlaor. 1 1 3 Finl*hof3, J -5 SoU Moulds 1 •n i 4C*JJ> Pfjaaiej. 4.0w lb Fairbanks Scalai. 2 Uair* UQk» Safe, oJaTSiSar Ki con,,,l, f>»r unnj4ddrcH, JAIIB3 DOaltti i Tvl«do, vw< 1 1 h DRY GOODS. AITCTIOW SAXJBS* W. B. Langley, AUCTIONEEB. BAELRO arw, Special Nptioe. RAHWAY. On and After Oa!e»- General Office* GaocraiEs. Groceries. Office of ======== CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1871-10-16 page 5 | https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1871-10-16/ed-1/?sp=5 | fetched 2026-09-14T06:01:46Z ======== the belief work. Heeling of the General Committee- Prompt Action Taken. Statement of O. C. Gibbs Su- perintendent of the Work. Business at the Supply Depots*** Shelter for the Shelterless. In pursuance of the general plan of ornaoiie** tion laid down by the Mayor, the acrtral com* mUtee* met at Standard 11 all on Saturday even* lor. %nd spent tome hour* in deliberating on (he detail! of the work. In view ot the waste of fo'. d and clothing, and the unequal distribution of supplies which baa been going on, from the 'unsystematited method of dealing out tbe pro* visions. U was found necessary to take prompt i action. Tbe committees were all represented. General Sheridan and the Mayor were present. Mr. Wirt Dexter presided. The Chairman of each Commitlce made a re* port, and tbo suggestions made in connection with the several departments, in so far as they bormouized with the general plan of wotk. were adopted. It will be some days yet before a thorough tyttem can bo in operation, hut tbo fol lowing may be given os substantially the details of tbe plan agreed upon: Mr. O. C.GibbMbe Chairman of tbeo-.ramitlee njj distribution of f .oil. clothing and fuel, made the following statement: -jbe etty is thoroughly districted, each district being Placed >n ebatgr of competent Superin tendent-. to each ot whom is committed the responsibility of .organizing bis distract, and of seb-cUne bts own officers and depots of distribution. This work o| organization if nearly complete. Tbo offices could open tf-day. If tbe books; blanks. Ac., wererendr. The* are now being made in Mtl waukre. where a inree is working on thtm nitbl and day. and will be hero this (Monday*) even ins. At least ten district offices will open on Tuesday morning,’ with a foroo amply adequate to invcstißut*, and relievo ail applicant in each’ 'district. No persons will be able to obtain any supplies from any depot under the ©on*rol ‘*f tbe Belief and Aid Society, except in tbe district in trhicb they reside. The system it simply an adaptation fo tbo pnyent emergency of that under which tbe Relief and Aid bcciety have been working Bt tbo past lour years. It is simple, and will bt readily comprehended by all persons engaged in the work, so that hut little time will be required to enable it to work smoothly, cflfcknib nod Intelligently. The aid and co-operation ol the. public is oaraetUy solicited, especially in the earlier stages of (be work. unit, eucb time as those to _ wftom it is entrusted become familiar with their duties. Tbo Of good citizens have been tc eured (a aid In organizing and carrying. on tbe Murry Nelson, Chairman of tb* Committee on Supplies. said bo found the depot at tbo. riouth B,de doings large business i» receiving and dutribatid*. OB requisition* being honored, for aupplloa wpiob wcre g«iog l<> the churches and *caool faou*c*wbr passes snust bo signed by responsible oitigens. Mr. Gibbs, in bis department, will be able to co-upr. crate with tbe Transportation Committee. Mr. Falrbank. of tbcCcmuiittce on Employ ment, -announced that ail persons desir ing employment should apply to him at headquarters, or a place to be designated hcryaltcr, where f|»is part of (be work will bo thoroughly systematised. Tfar ’Woman's Home was selected as the place tor ap plications for female employment. A statement »f tbe places needed would bo sent to Mr. Gibbs’ distributing effic’-s. Dr. Johnson, of tho Committee on Sick, Sani tary. etc., reported the condition of the diflcrmt hospitals, which was abont the lame as already published la detail. pad be«n received from Buffalo. Arrangements were in progress to galhtr in the sick, and ar range a system u! panes. Tbe Itnmoaiufe ne •rMaitic* of the sick were not pressing, and the amnftary condition of the city being unusually good, there wo* no fear of epidemics. The Chairman of tbe Committi-o on Shelter, Mr. Avery, reported that iboir organization wa» x’omplelcd. and tbe builders were at work: Tt»C borr'aeks, uflwiscly located in tbe certre xif (bo best portion of the West riide.had been partly erected, but deemed best to atop the wurk <>n tbu balaucc, and carry it (a some plsho where there was more ruout and Its* danger. TptrOwas from eight to iwelr« blocks at vacant land, bounded on tbu south i-y j’olks treat, and on the westtby Arblaud avenue, wbicb would bo suitable, but tbo poincattM-- were informed that (he owucr, Mr. Walker, would cause Hum trouble t( they took posseselon. 'ibe portion f the barracks already erected were lilKd in a few minute/, the people milling to them, eager to escape Irbm tbo crowded cnotcbcf. It was proposed to mak n a nquitilion oo General bber* idan fur tents, till barracks could be, c.-mpleted. General i*biriJan sijpifltd bis intention ot ItMioriDC zucbrvquisitinn. |t was also, decided that tbo ooniQUlioo were umpowered. under tbe Mayor’s order, to take possession ofthe vacant lands mentinuod, with out fear bf litigation. Mr. Pullman stated that he bad received tele gram* tromall points offering homes lor about 4CO families. General Sheridan laid be bad telegrams from fifty or non railroads offering facilities fur irap'PurUtiun. dlheso ho nrou.d turn over t Jir, Pullman. Too j;®|uiaißocj on distribution of supplies were instructed tn delior nothing but evoked jiroriiieo* until £lr. Utbb«* system was -per* lusted.. Tbo eommfUcM then adjourned, ilejsre. Julius lio«cuti>al, u.ron K. Moore. AN DiV«Uc. ami C. 11. s. Mtxvr. who data been appointed upon tboc-»mtamee tor distribu* liuo of •up'plici* of which 0. 0. Uibbs is Chair* sao. ate rt4aciu.ll to meet at headquarter*, 4L*J M\st Washington street, at 2 t/dock this atter- VOOII. At a meotiof of the c!t>* pastor. called at the •cqoext of the Relief and All Society, lha fol appointed a c.wuiiMao to act tu -*4Oll with (list organisation! R-w, W. Robert tii/d Collier* U. It. I’uwers. W.MW, “Ji. 0 -coiiynTM-fi. w«- receiving, storing and rtrS».,'.i dctl,'* ;“‘tJPO„ rrquri.. imi Irom other comuiitt.c,. 'JNtJwo, ChtlnMßi ti ted by Seu, Hardee: i.. *v 11 IvlSSit'Board of Trade; 11. M. Alderman: AMcrman 11. F. Gill. A. W. A. &ieh»rds. Joner, A. 2d. Bennett. V. A. Tun/io.J.C.,WUw*». Allred Spink, becreld-y.J «jommiUc*u,.JJorrir Si-Uoo will ba at.Uorrraop j filorrV- rdaiond Bigbioaptbeiract bridgr. j jfo/£i-Cemtuillee on Shelter. to provide teuta aiid-barraoka. T. M. Averr. Chairman; T. 1 ■>V. ilairey, W, B. Alderman Tb>iina< “Wikc, West S.de; Alderman W. ii. Batcbam., H»*r. dir. Goodwin. So. 3.—G-m toiler* on fctnnloymont, to provide labor lor able-bodied applicant/. Chairman. N. K. Fair bank, Alderman J«bo Buebler, Weir Side: S. K. y«pl«n Alderman J. 11. McAr-y, Sooth Hide: Her. S, T. Chamberlain, New Eng land Choreb:-Alderman -U. A. Buatey, fiortb Side; Ker. ilobert FaUerroo. Freibyieriao, Wait Adame atreet:'ll r,Jef<«U. Tboraar, 'Michigan arcane liapU«t Chore j; A. B. Uitcbcotki Seo* retarr. So. t-rCoomiiUe on Troninorlatloa. !d pro vide pama lor persons. and irtirbl accommoda tion* lor- «npp!ie». Chairman. Al.Foil tnan. C/O. Jnaicblord, JC W. UinrJr- >«nher nnne* tu beitMgJT N0..5. uu KvoeHiotr and Corrrs j>oiid«nc*. to reretva Tt*hor> ami answer all Jc pi»«lch*« nc.d Irtter*. Oiaiinun. Wifi D*Xler. Has.'&obwt Laird- Collier, Aid. Theodore bcixinu.' Further oauifs to Ik* added. Cwiatsiu«« oo Distriboti'm of Food. CiotU&sauJ xubL 0. C. Gibbi. Sepcriattudeot •if Relief end At-l Society, Chairman; Jquuf lG*«nth»l, Orient. Moorr. Aid Devine, C. JI.S. Mizrr.S. S>. Ujjyae, Utr.Mr, WVitubced, Her. 31K Paurron, Kiv. Dr. t McMul.ln. U«r. Mr. Cadwalader, Rot. Mr. ilkmaon. --Tub' above Committee -are n treated ttxjarerat baadquar. tera.Nj. 405 \Ve*t WMbiAiV* atreel. at 3 o’clock tui* p. m. O/C. bines. Chairman. No-7.—CetnmtUee oniric*. Hoipital. aod Jw itai7 :Mjm*ure«. Dr. H. A. Jobn*otj;Obainoan. lie. UrncfcMeVwkftr. l)r. Reoben LaJjam Rer. j|. K. Pow«i, X>r, Wot. W«*oer v l>r. U.M.;Ly- SUUt.Dr. J. 11. Kauch. I*. _ Tlte YVI-coiUu atul 1 Wn.TTAfKtc.oet.ls.—l»atcr accounts from Nor* them \Vi»conßUr’ooafitm aU previous reports mad majors that tbe.ioss of Ufa In the neigh borhood of the burned rOUgo-of Pcsbtigo>*tll j reach over 1.200. and 13 percent of those injured eaonot recover. The fire tornado was heard a distance Uko the mvies of the ««a;>balli}o( fire were hoo observed to fall like meteors iu different pirts of the t«*wn, igniting. whatever they tnocoed.' People ruslud with their ebildrpa in their arms fnr a place of safety, but the storm «if fire wax-npon tbom and' enveptpeJ them* lit flames, smoke,.ixirping-sarui and «lnd«*rs, and, those unaWcieTeaeb'tbO-rnrcr v ir‘ete *uff catedj and roasted alive. Tbl* terrible stwne happened l tons of proviMnnt *mi doihlog Mil,, »ior.« *nd other atUCUt lo Cbte»«o. To Northern Wuo.niln. mJ to tM>tcrn Mlchl*an dome our uunoat, ;bot,ih« amountoi io out own ht»Ui*hef«Bdourpo««r J J We M lri?l* he'\V J P 9* l, public for itfl- Wll1 m#y ,pnt 10 Alex* coder Mltcbtll, bank. r» and alt contribution* of food, clothing, badding. and other Decenary fUppUetma*ba dltecltdio Merman Lndin*- too. flavor.' g**® HaUktaoit Xvpixcro*, Mayor. KtlioiT. Mich.. Oct.H.—Teleferaph office at IDe wiiowlac'idaceihaT* bem burned: Korfeit 'nUe, Wbiu Rock. Rock fall*. Sand Reach, rort Hope. Huron City, port Au«tio. and Pori Orcfceot. 'iTelejrrapbU communication ha* alto been interrupted with the following point*: An bable, Eut Taws*. Tawa* City- ana Alaba* tor. Telegrams will b* forwarded daily, at douo. by boat from Bay City. Meeting of Xsiaurauce Agents. All officer* or authorised adjusting agents of Insurance companies who are disposed to eon* eider the necessity of some concert of action, and t'i consult as to the method and order of cresting the large loss-s. are respectfully iuvit ed (o meet at No. 30 West Hindis the assured. Tb. President of (be Ktoi-iro Company, which wa r pined yestxrdsj to bavu Io.V ?30J,00j, staus tmt it sustained no loss. i —The Commercial :ioraranee Company cl Caicagu have lost |4.V).00U. They have been put into the bands of a K cciver, bntwl 1 pay every dollar.subscribe hew capital and good. Their office is at No. 43 Cana) street. —lbo lojtn sl.thn Uume Insurance Company, of rw k »rk, were yesteiij >y reported at fl.Wj.- nou. Tbaggiblaaks tuiny arc but SiohO.WW. and that thu company will pay and contiane busi* uess withoutinierraptloo. —The Ulobe insurance JA)mpany’fßri?d oil its books, valaublo* papcri, etc., in its firc-proo: :ale. c.l:Vl r..’ lllffitus Of Proceedings of a meeting of tbe Judge* of tbe court* ul record of tho Slale of Illinois within tbe.County of Cook, held at the bouse ot Judge FarwcU. one.of the Judges ot tbo Circuit Court of said county, on tbe .ISth- inst... all of said Judges being present. It wa* moved -and ear ned that Judge Williams beTbalrmau of srid toeetirg. and that -Judge Gary be. Secretary tbero-f. and thereupon (befollowing rcjalution* woread-ptrdr tbaisdusests of tha county re quire that t*mporai7;huifdings which maybe occupied by thaibamsuul other county officer) for two or throe years,, bo.at once creeled upon the Court Ilon/o squkre.id bb‘ occupl d by ibe courts and other county officers ai sduc as pt.*- s ble—or if the crtclion ol such temporary-build ings on (be C*»urt House squqr* will' iat'rfcn with tbe erpjniop of a ptfragneot »tryeidro there, then »uuh tvnip. pary becfccTpiF ip the im'Uftdiate Vieisity thereof, itnufoeU, That'we rccmomoDd- (bat tbs High ach-ol be used temporarily'for tho ooiirli and cvuwiy porpoter? thereby saving ■tO"tbe'county all exp- nsa forrouk*«f public buildings until the county is trnfvldttt Witinri own. AmeetlarorthaharortbSscUy wUI-bo held this a/tcruocn at Velock at tbo High l School building. The Old Trilmnc Building. Two aUaebes of.this paper yesterday rUked their neck* in a piigtia&sujo the city editor’s room in Tns Tbibuxe building. Tbs Dearborn street entrance I* impaiiabte, while tbo Madison strool stone atalrs.are cracked and broken. The floor* and stairways are apparently unbfitaed. though loaded with Uie dsnria of rite niof and (alien wall*. ()n tbs lpj»’f|oor, whlph.wju wu-. pied by tbo cqittnr|«r‘and compoflot-rooms*, thars Is from three to; -four fact nj briek, plaster, and ashes.' below which are th< 3 possible relies for wbicb'the two, adventurers wers sseking. B«yood a marble oruament at- to tbs ffiantel. nothing could be found; Tbe visw froiu tbo local riioor windowi has materially altered since tbs reporters Inst stood Ihcra. and mads up their minds that It wav of do.use to OiintioDe writing. 'There are very (Vw buildings in,this city wfalch'would pOrbilt of view from their- toii-itory -window 10-Ja>\ after -passing tbroogn the fiery experience* which 'Trnr-TarßP.vß Tmlldieg so long *ub milted t®. Delegation flrotu Canada. A delegation from (be Relief Committee of Hamilton. Ontario, arrived aoteii the dsl< gallon, by request, to five bis advice and as sistant:''; sl9n. PavJd,McCulloch, ofths Aprcfa tuf, and John King, of tbo 7Vi«r«. i'/.ftSONAU Mrs, 3f«rgartl.A. E. May, of Chicago, if still alive, witl pltua /sport at-tU? above piece. Any at bsr friends knowing her whereaeouts will cunlcr afayor byjinforiuiug bur.' 1 Tlie .State Board of J-lqnallutloii. At a meeting of (be Illinois Ruts Board oi Equalisation, Uctobor lb, tbe loHowing resolu tion was adopted: JUatrfcrtL Totl *D aasciimnDt of Cook Conn’ ty was taMO«l a lime whoa all were prosperous, and e.»ld assessment bai hc«u presented to this Board, and fiudinr that we bare n« power to grant such relief thereto aa the emergency of (he case may demand, aud that such relief must be granted by legislative enactment. it ut ill, «6 therefore respectfully ask the Legislature (u enact simji lam.as ahull, produce equity and relieve the Guforlonate cttitefei of Chicago from being taxed upon the luillioui of properly ot wbicj they bare bcon so suddenly deprived. Post' Office llellcf. Gtofgo'S, Barues. Superintendent of the spa* cinlagootiof the* Post Odica Department, re~ oeivod on yesterday 81.400 from postmaster General d. A. J. Crwwell.as a donation (o the s.uflerers in tbo Post, pjice io.this*jily hy the Ute, fire. Other do£.atUna bare been made in profusion by the Post Office employe? In other citiea.'*b£\be wit' form a grate ful and timely contribution tj many taitbful but destitute public servants* 3(o»cr arid JCrtMlucc.jiiu-kc(*» &W Vot*» Oot. JL—tfooerfirsi etT-per coot. Governments doll end sternly; State bonds dull «n.l «e«]si (oU. steady; Western Uni"n ss!a: Ad-imi hxpreai 81; Writs Fargo 43; American Uol;eJ SisfesSOj New Y«rk Central. 87 Serin, eJ31 Uf»e,‘‘273-tr*V V'A: i'lttfburg. 1121$; >'urtbw«*lecn. I’W. SJ.’J; Cleveland aud C'olotaqur, .St; IVek 1 l&laud. y"5 b: st. Paul. pW"J; Wabash.-55: pfd 7d; Fort Hand 1 30; pfd 50; Chicaro and p‘4 |HSV Ouig and 1 MirHsitppi. 37: Indiana Central, IT 3*S; Bur huetitn nod Quincy IS); Hannibal and St. Joess. t» Wabash l.si. Nd;J wbUn amber UUh. US: corn st«ady;kigh mixed a0t.10w.53: ytil«»w oats inactive, viu lutee? freights eaater’.Q&Wt to Buf -11012 woewero;. f siwkft. Satcbdav Evicvi.vo, Oct. 14. Cakookb—TK« market for cargoes io-day war exceedingly dull, otting io_ uaiiTorabh ahdpHeesiVafcd IVcTmuV as noitd th'our report of y< steniur.--4_*awed -sbiaglcs-ail-'M were ib apliro range u wcrfi.ttnabla to Jearu oj ir«Quat)«&3. ,j _. ac.irt tm>wmtot otf *dtT accnun; anil priori for all grades rule c hither. Tboiiquirr i for common grader, thcstocksof wc.icb are badly broken up. Ch. ic«. descriptions are 1 onty in ta>r eai>ply. -Lhlh and shtn|(es contlnoi iiu good request-A saved abijnclea.oD track met wliVan aßnre loijlilry al f3,50 per I.OW. •AVe.r*nri*a ouriTK* l»si as hjtjoirtt. FImI c car. 1 Inch to 4 toco fitoD-W ttct> Qftcleai.llucbSodiflth.v.U-V..' dT.wM’W# Third clear, 1 JpcU... 30.00^3JJ» nr«tr ndfeeondcWai flooring, tngvth- w m, xcugh 3s.oi) Common floorin',dmwd. wcond So.OO&.-.’T.OO M'agun-boX hoaifla,Klvctcd, J(i inches am nplnlrda:.,.■... mf r mfn A stock boards...,.-.,.... 30.00fra5.0J B Block boards. as.txjtftid.ou i Common boards, Joimi. tuoUltur, ♦mail Umber, >Ac.j Id feet and nnderr IT.O^fSJX) Joists andscantUng' fl’ct. !oo JUckcia. gquaxc—— .V itilitfflrJQ Flckuts. flat v *av v-vs-st*.- fris.OU Clear ports. td.'XHTMd.oo .Clear poete, round.. 20 ou&dioo Lath n.ixi Sawed hblaglcc, Nd/t..;.. Saucd nUinglca. Aorvttr.,;..., jitxcMuicut pf T»xe», To the Editor ol T Chleafco Tribune; In cotjfidinnf'ihe the Asiefr idrtjt pf-Xak®. 4 f»r tHi dt f of, CMcago,lt would lu w*IIA9 k««bia me r«»f*6*»trr of. frt>P*nF. ,rt Tt calvibg wbtt rtrf much h excess of what t*soy rcodvod *1*11? filSO l-MT-OOll« Own ers ulsueb t JJ liTpiy id3iUo>ul tax ct »Dd iboela bo taxed t« make up to some ox.c&.'utb£ deficiency caused ty-Ute redaction or yiJii t not taxes is the Burnt E-smct." '■-.''.'2 R. T. M. Chicago. Oou 11. 15711" What Governor Palmer WUI Itceom* mend.' Sptclal ttopattb ttClba Chicago Tribua*. Spbingkield. 111., Oct, 13.—Tuo Ou.y*raor, in him Mjcii. io>murro»..mil,, take the- ground ibat oadortfae prvtoor'uxttaoiMloary ‘cirram slaaors tbo Stale Sttohld reload to Culcagu tne uiuaay expended in doaneniax tbo canal, amwrtdllhr lb ho*rl?s3.W 5,0 ft, 1 i Pnbi Wttiborgit. On oeostffimicnt of relief supplies arrived front ItUtahurgh, eonsUtlof of £v« oardbada-bystav«r k latfd l|oird. «P ‘gun* «{al supplies, io-«b*rxo cl.C«ptaut- J. U.. Oil), eotulsikr'of,w*inea and children's -cMfaibg, b ots anu ihbt£* breadstuff* .candle* andsoap— all cooilgDcd to Hit {’iUiharffi Relief Cvutnit- to the order of tho Chicago ReJlflf bocjcty. Tho I’ltUburflV Ksliet Coioinilte-’i beadqoartar'* nro at tbe new Sherman Hutu*. The I'hicsifo K Hel S *ou)ty have. Idecmiibe-l (d the Mayor i’ittfburah to b«v«adaptab|i«b«d tbar*. to drew on M oeee*»ity may be. Imtcad Of forwarding everything her* at one© TOADrrItTJSKBS. To order to make room for the current new and important announcement*, ir« bam beck compelled to leave out of to-day’* isioe between seven and eight damn* of new adrertiie'mfalrl We hoperto fiod 'f>aee Teg* tbVm la laesdag** Tbibcxk. no*. —Tbe Barnes .Ilonas, corner of Randolph and Jp*°V one o| the most comtqodlutt*! hotel-• *«i the eitr, and (it proprietor! bsv* «Ra* lh f generosity is tbe reSePel aufisrer*. in addition toprdviding-f.)f tbe UavqL Business cards. Hart, Asten A Co., Bag Manufactory, Nor. 5 7 West Madlsun-st., Are rroiting mod*. and tavdv for’lmdnass. Reid, Murdc ok t r would respectfully inform theirciid timers that they, will bo fully prepsrcJ to supply .tin wsutaortU*- V»U.«s eooa‘a« they can obtain suitablemad •W.trr. Tlicir books are iut-ct, an t iUtetnenls ot account will bo forwarded. Iu the meantime, (be* tequsel toe rcislttiiics of all Inltocti duo, a?, owing to the «liixilnqn effect of the tale calareily'upou lintkcial affairs here, they aro outif-Iy dryoudeui •or funds upon their friends in the country, nod hop) they will respond promptly. wiilbv allowed upon alLbiUs paid before maturity. l»j not vend drafts, but remit currency by .express. Clt(CA<«o, OcU>Wr U. »67t. PL airway Supplies. ORERAB, ADAMS CO., HAVE JIEHOVCD Tl/Elttumcc To 64 South Jefferson-st ATTENTION DRUQGISTSP H. P. SWTPT .BRO., uo^woknwAß&ai'i,- UL’fIUXT, HKJII., 'yj|rtj«*alo,rrn«i*T« .vid PjluU. Oil,. I IHklhiv, Hpon.oi, OneinioU. PritesUte U)u*«4rß,>te ate., ar, prepared to till orders «t Inve.c cash r«tej. bviid fwr quotations before parchwlryf ejicwbere. r vV it. v. aiivt a pao.'l )Cyru». P., Thomas, ‘.ARCHITECT Of the lain Alnckia block. OgPlllA 4.1H WABtSli-AT. Office of BIGOS, NPRXCKB A CO., VCTLKBY ANU OCN?. XOiJii .Ay,abatiU-av. We thank our frimd plvanrJ jo’ it,e| r frionds pitjoßS.aod receivelAairorihriVav uitta!. for&ock. ery, Ulanwanr. ±c. ;M> khanVwlo'WJh of full stock of Qumig»afo troni Sbair.Tow ell A RUhop. and oibe^ r JU>d *£*U (is prsjanvd to aril on Uforable Irnu* hrrctofbro. Wstiope i bat those iodfblvd *»o uswiU piodiptlriisroDj in this our hour of nwed,. Stettauers Wineman Itcipectfully abnoQoce (he cnmmcncemsnt oTa’tcm porary tiniMing on .tbo gau-av. and Muuroe-01., which in about two wrekr, when \ve. shall bo preimrrd to to «*lff 0«r cqitpmo.U qad to fill al( with oar 'ususl stock. In Ilio ptficut rtuergi-uey ws -avail’,gt*tul'allr aatweeiale reSßlttanotk' trotrf |hi>sr Indebted tout, either New Yprk^xcbsryfss^enr rtacr,r by mail or AJU' comiaßufcaiioo, should te hddtesvcii to our'proscul office. 49i Minno.vs-Av Story King, Attorneys, JvO. l WEST JIANDOLUU.SX.- To OurCfletiTs: All titles, deedsd ab «tr«cn, isoordij and v*ltt4Ui« p;ip. ri with us art safe. Ms batr a cumplete record of all proc4ntinc» in evrrr c<«se in rour* In whii h ritlicr of us hav been for TKN Th.UtS LAST I*AST. Office No. West llatidulpb-st. (Miner T. Alum A I'o.; i STUUY A KI?\G. October 12. 1571. While Our Entire Stock of Cocas I On Hirer St. was daitroyW by.tbs late flre.lonr waxobousa- ifOc ;oPtT iiirord. j We have sreuri-d a spacious stoic aud warehouse) nt .'Ol Somh Csnal-st., near Twelttli-st.. where vv. hate a full supply of stoiieware.’aml in a few days will blso have a fntl supply o» crockery, gUsswaro, Ac.i at whoteesh*. as heteVofuTe.'ahrTc we Invite our nmier oils patrolib oud fi(rads ta call. JOBNaiON A &nOUY. Chicago, oot. it, is;r. Notice. SWAKTfIOtT. KENT 4 CO., JUUDKUS .OF CI.UTHIS/J, SYUACLSE. U. V.. An* prrpalwd to (ill all order* for CUdhtag. at thsit Syracuse. N. V., house. -Thatr assuls will rule the Western traJ» at mice with samph-s. Perkins, Stern 4 Co.'s Office fur (he pmttt wilt he at VV«huh*a». Ik-inK among llm ►ulTrrors of Ui« Ule tire, n* earn* vatly solicit the aid ot ad pvtioua iii'lcUled lu n* nrn.l us currency or dra-U uu New York, which will be ihankiullr ii’prlvml.'" All orders lor CALIKOK .\IA WINK*. UKAMIIt', AC.,; •cot to ui will U promptly lilted lrviQOiify>«w lurk’h«ii*e until our new stuck arrive*. 'Thanking unf /lirnds.tor pan fjvor*, sod •oliciting a continuance«/ iteir pa. trunac*, hitnaio, tvejwuttndy,’ 'PKtfKlpp, STEUS i fO. iIKSJ. UItBOK. Agent. 5W Wahaeh.at. Wm. D. Kerfool’s nr..vi. Is at (he old place. 89 EAbT Washington-st. Ileuses for sate mid r.-nl in all parts of tlie city. City and County SUr»o»yr, Notary Public. Iletean* stamps, and (aUKrtmt atapsaVwy office. Information regardiut projw-ny In the burnt dl». trlct airm t»y t-»n'-r»r Id p««r«ori. Only Wholesalft Boot and Shoe Üb'lSE -NOT BURNED OUT AT LATE FiKE. G. S. niCITARDHOX A CO., minofaetureri tod jobbers of boots Aid iboes, M Wait JUudolph-*!.' hare «lill Urfcetofk, which Uj*r *ff»r It the old prices, 1 Wahl Brothers Are happr to inform- their friend*' UuC tKboQSb their «Qce «od etAns were their woiki ar* intact,and that ib«t still have complete stock of CLI'U oiL. Attd-eropre. pared to fill ill orders n tiitul,' Glßce end *JJr«s» •t present it tMrtjlqs Wdrtl v FurhitureT Furniture 11 ATotD rsiuEA JOHN: MOSZGL, 481 State-*t. A Ut<« M«oila»ut of Parbi*, Ctuasber, Md;Uam moo Pumhuir/Vn^’icnaf variety of jUffice L>esk s and TaUeiaM-lUtjd,' aitfV Terse ffpptf telrgrapbeu or and itmint dalle. LX K, ilowen ds sqn Heal Kibti a*< D«u«p£rmU; wfU i* found at ti C*utt«.ftT., Mar yiadiwcvlt; AVaHt V> liaro Immlriula of aprlicu.lt lor theap Uw«4liina., X.. Rurln^cli, A£eut for Lmu ob inifworad urmain IlUnolf, ’aiAVa*t DantW'rh'wt. «uud,\ sbrtQi» >ctHi» rnODU«tt>MMIJSIO>‘MEBCUAS«, UT'U'crt W««)iiitfiUfr>au Could, Drijfn ß Cu»* ii and c sot’Tn'CANaL-jrr. Officrjit pw-rniy* «»f. J. IrA'VNBCOKKft. X: VV«i umt C«n»l. Cnali p«ld &r pM (JIU. SUvrr.>W»tcft««. J«weJry, Dry The Office or ricnißDs. (.koubacuk i siuw U toßipNvlll RtSU WaWfb*ftT. ‘Will iy*am»bMl* Unt a* ap««4]il]r po.*iUlr, 111 IRuV OUC CUIO Ui *ruj iclUltUltC.* of fcfaJK*** »nxl ate.y in up^i»l.u«ya v o»f a^*T* i.aaara our trio*) ■••orttarol In a’PmtUja.Wo •uliolt txiitn (ur aafihlng lu nr lln« oi* caw omes, _ Farrington, llretrster Co* Wo aball op»a bo Mkbl*aV»v,‘. D «-ar Ilubtanl court, and Iw ready toabtpfoyUs Uv« per ccatporan' •tors 111 aU»Ut let* dabs. OUruAco Ur.Uo proowitU ■«X 635 Indta*is*aT. 1 FARRIKOTO.V. Jk CQi. Co., UU(.E6iIE iUIIOUSBV,. will bo at 49 West Uamlolpb and rodimobntlaeM'ta a l»» day. -___ T*. jiiitajt* ‘jivipplu'* Jl/isttUfiß, W„\Ttal ’Uadiaotwt. Parlor, p'awWr,and. Ufitrs Fnraiturr. Dr* P. Ci iluts. J octfc«rr’'- To ilieOoantr Hospital. Offices t-tt-Übst ooeihvest corner pi CUutou; 0 to IT a. tn.;atul's to o s>. At ilia t*Olu;, 2 to 3f. pi, BUSINESS CARPS. I>i« G, Uo^uc. Office and rmidaocaV'ur klondAy. October ICO* will l» st Ni>. 3:1 W<-it KuttroC'il, 1 “MoujjrrV LMl&gav i Mv«: 'WAiMu"‘oa-#t! P. R. X. Hardesbcr^h* LEATHER -AttgpfcjfrsjpfSQS, -Aft? ft«4vL*k*-ru o, i Renti qit Keener, IsU lirtam «aßiE‘,B Hi***«**• ,M *-sHalls.iP..7* now located at 3,5 To-rrOf. Inert. office*. r in part* of theehy; Millers Fipst Lewis, I 'CAIi’YEIW, i 353 iliebigan-ar. Chicago and mißiington Coal Co.*s( Offire r-mored West TwulflU-ir. Sccbcrger At Brcakcy Cun'iunatbe wbUristb UABbWAILIi boitDeai st 10 an»l t; tt'ea( Ran.litp' .it. Culver, Page, Hoyne Co., It. C, sad 13 Kttftii Detplsinei**!., Jon Gro*a Lead Pencil*. Blank Doolt J, EnV<;ti, am] Gsavrsl HUUotwy rocftfod ,fcatiir.Url‘ ■lu.m «x« peeled io.Jay. Ilallns macUineymmUigr^ ■ri Williira tiltla and Ctf., I OKXEBAL COMMIisIO’;. 1 r n\f rmnnia.! Un«lnM« at 421 Wiyt |Uuulnlph*»t, H. N. Hibbard, nCGWTBB INBXNKUIirTCY. HarrUonut,, near Wahath.ar. mr.uuiD, r.icu x noble, lnwtm*. 4*l l!arri*ntk.«r., and 3'. and 37 (.’anal il. J. 9. Tbompsou A Co* vtu bo.'k'rmsneatlv located. wfUi a compute offler. and ready to fill ordTs for all kind* »f prlntius. in a brluce.' r Franklin Deniaon, -Atiorovy at Law, IVoalJ inform his clients and.rfrifadi, that he ha* two pencil hi* office atjluooi* .‘>£4, rui \V.Sl*Ue>m-*l F. O. Cossilt St Co., W HOLESALE GROCER^, M*y U Wvdat 45 DARK AVcilK. until their new Lnildiaft ea Mlchlgma-ar., corner of Mourua- •1., U ready lo'occupy. Scs»i* now arrN Jtif truui Nnr York. R-ene Tea* on hsud v fiuJ expect to.boready, to fill all order* by th» tMh nf Ocfnl*erl Atlonr depositor* will p«U ia full at calling at Oot Hutfit'., and money advatio 4 uu col lateral* or account* in saving* hank*; alto. uu' nC vout iuaurauee cutapmv** poiich*. JAMES IMS.mi 4 CO. Formerly at ill tVashiuctoh-aL. Giles, Brother i Co, Haw opened at lM TVmir i.coatl.il., near xtat* witli a lull tin* ff good*. Orders promptly nttvd* With many fin* gooda *avad aud through their New Turk and Parisian Imu«e« liter can offer mil thei former iuJiicomeaU to purchasers. r J. I*. ftl’U IV. Delphi. loL Dugan, tjso A Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, CuandS Wen Jl.tli- C«*h advanced on consignment. Drier* solicited r >r purcha*- «.r of gr»tu.pforliloii*, *tp. Chicago Cutlery Manufacturing Co. J OHcemnd Factory, if? to isf Matlnr-it. Our factory was not burned; wilt i-ll cniterr at oIJ BUHL. Secretary, D. a Trimble, M. 0., Southeaat c*r. Mlchlgan-ar. and Twenty.«ocoml. ft Geo. ScoviUe, l w on jck, KO. 3U CLINTON.ST. W.T. Bold Co., PIANO fOBTK JdANUFACTL-REIW. Ud Wi»t iladbou-*t. Repairing and luning a fp^ciolty. Lnnt, Preiton X Kean, MASONIC BUILDING. Fsirurr llabted aird Kandolph.flt.. OPEN FOR BUSINESS ON MONDAY Geo! M. How Co. Haw# ■•retir'd their bnolt and pape-m in perfect order, end arc prepared tu atirnd. with their tuusl prmaptßM*. 1» all comlgnnieni# andurdera. Thry may lw found at I*3 Wnt MaiJUon at !!>>oni 7 until thvlr n»w uffic*. 4S South Oanal-It Is compUlad, Dr. JuUen S. Shermtn, 3ia btate-ft., near llarrlaon. Office hour Jamee B. Storey Co., j. ini Sontla Cllnloii'ft,, Will bn** or loan tnoner on wauhae. diamonda, Jewelry/foliJ ailrer warr..and other eulUterala.' i," Lazarus Silverman Co. f Bittkcr*. liaro rrmhsM their hank t.* No.* h3 Wabavh-ar., where th-y aie re.uly to continue their biuiuraa a» lurclof.ir*- .LAZARUS MLVKRMAN C’b. Kenly Jenkins, Oil* of t»fUI *>rJent nt iuu«l. M.*tU>a vU *Uotr tjtiur#*.. Oflice St North C. W. Perkins E. It. Roger*,., BANKING OFTICR. 1 Sweet, Dempder Co., tre alive. arxl r»c«l*lnh'ffuot]f at llieir i|»w *Wt«. if »tf J W Wri; Wetliingtou at. Will l<*Bie> MM bj (be SUtliirtft, to uQvr to lit* ir.il.a tullaa. loriaient of >i«U.,ca>. hi t, cloves, mitten*, elc.| HelmerdlnflVr Rorsheim, j LUATUKIt AND FISDIMW, 140 Twenty-thlrilft. Dent Black, Lawyers, Mr. DENT, at bis Uoqsa, 43SOUTH tjIIELDOS-bT,. after 4 p a. Merriam Alexander, LAWTEBf*. Olfic* U9 W*ft WaihUigt on Moo w»i. a. iiund: Office of P. b’Neill, Importer and dealer in Wines, moora.'snd Cigars, •JA East H*rriv>«n.tt.. corner Third-a*. A foil tin* <>f Wine*. I.iijuora, and tlgars .i.ow on ha**d and an route from Hie East. Order* received and prompt* >ttend«-d in. 11. W« Hogtr*, Jr., 6i Dro.* dlare thalr oCceierDWTarliy at BoOD NtC 4, JO Wtet" R*mtolph-»l.. np *t*)r*. w. j. vr d m Card and Semi Engrarer. WH Slain-*!. Rejnolda dk Rlchber^, Tiaw'D(lcrr. karine;Trote»Unr, etc.. Notary Fob* ■He, Moww. *vleta4> BtoaV. mt .Xaadoiah «n l Marlrt-el*. rtprathlc Fhy.lcUn*, Formerly flout iwArtrapuUtma Bmk« may be found at No. M S»Uth Elixatrlli-rt. uear AUdiawa-at, iimmin* mu, So,.S‘jXULTgJ»St. Corner fan u tt«tt*l oa. J*end»y. mntnluß. tktobet U,’^Tf. uab’d woo'd luublr',’ Hi V«BX h *C6,i BCIDGK AND CA&--BEILDSto*. '1 The 9tugcr Sewing Uackluu,.. 'Tb#o®ee-«f-: ‘““i'. J.N.WILKINF, Formerly 131 DearVora-*L»naw.at 143 MUwankee.ar. o T ..1,1 WkLlt* Tkonpuu,- 1 REAL ESTATE AlihNT, 3?9 VVcal AladiTtf.**VJkfia'nfcl'* Block. Particular attention to leMttg propcMj and Col* Iwutit J* KodtUtt A llamlltoD, MUlEir.^yy W>hereby annoqnce to oar patron* and the publl ;h-*t we 'ball costlaaL the WIIUI.KSALKGKUCKUY l>iulne«* at our new aiaud. corner uf Mtcblgatt-ar l «nJ Perk-court. t)nr otter, tor the pretest, it No. 333 Michigan -a*, M wh*rp,w*ar» prepared to tarntykemail Una* q -4k twed*. Slaw 6*e# w «mk e iftk Ineba a t n«Zw»Jk Thankiul for tbo ItbrFal patrwo*ge of our friends io (lit p>it, v liurr t*UOd euutluuance at the uar, nod in thi# lime nr our great ueceeMtr trust no effort will be spared to help u« UnancUllr. ttiicago. October I*. W?t, James John, OHNA3TENTAL PLASTEBEn, Lets of 6( Ad ims-*t.. now In rear of 333 Wabash* *T. Saad. order* by mall a* usual, and they will he eronipllr‘att*tjiled U»,. Wbra you erect permanent buUJinc* Uf* noihlug but Iron wir» a snlwtilute for lath to platter on, a« patented by tuyarlf. It •torn! fire jo«t at welt corrugated iron arvhea. AWpreparH «a3akwof»lera now, te*fii»rd*‘, HIOCIV 6i 'Co^[ will open with stock of MENS* A*!* UOYV CLP THING, j ataTCState'-sr'.'ShialinV.rneVlladlshn and Jeffer sou, on or about November I. BEitf EftLOAN BKISItEB, w«4* il r—’V Know rMid«L d.cuhi. PAstE iUstry-urnraEß, i\o, 3LbVimTfUr-U torrc<4»ror«kr»A^ Birspmss carps. Removed Oct. 7. rnbKNTXTr,ANix« mill. KnLTSAMJR:: RANDALL. Puiprlefora, Cnatracton ami BoH«i*r*, anj Maanf*c!nr*r« of ?«*h. floor*, l»»mK ,Moa.ain«>. Ac. Paciwrj-and oßw corner organifaißoo-aad C>rroU-«t<-• J, G. Salisbury, i PRACTICAL BUILDER,"' VTilJtnaVgcvtinatpa and conir-ict for. nil baildin* i Office—MSouth Canal-at, svcocil^floar. E. Ammon Co., Lin I* Irlt. Ifep* lo i4o» make up jny lots hy houett atiil lair deViuz. I am jiitl cooiplntio* a ».Hm be ready fur m-cupapce: it well *nl>fr fur* wh.tlmlw l»ti«hie«. Hilohcock, 'bupos a. Evarti, Altarruy*; mar found«ii 319 Sonilt for a lew day*; then wt ooioer Well* and Monro**li The haalnn* luium uf lit. JUt, I)r. FOLK I, rath* tdie Bialiop. of Cl>lir»cu. will ha from Itfa. m. to r. p. n. sc Bi. ralrtck’a Church, corner of Adam* am l>fapl»inee»«ta.. nuttl further notice. HANDSI»ML i’AULOU BTOVES. remaining ffum rtock. o*ll at Store North Hal* ted it, conwr iknhl, oriy null. B. ASHLEY MtAUS. ENGRAVER ON WOOD, it tamorrd t*> la Wr»t Madi»on-gt. Onlrra eolldlrd* Notice. hoi, 9 and li .North C«aa)-al.vvr]ib n«tl. ’Thorne X H.yinrq. Bushy Hill Johnston, •GtSB a At' OOk 1 13510N' M Kfc»ty'AN T9. Comer Lake'uad South Waur-ji*,.’, •ro ready lor huhxtl|'«?-. All hooka, paper*, and money pfeaervrd.- _ 11. F. General Agent.* Fancy Steam Dye Worka,- ByU. OAULQRGK. 129 Weiffnaodolpii.fi. AU kimla of ftaJ jrniUmea’e clothe* cleaned and.dyed m the Uieat attfaahfdrwer prwqr. Laufer Hill, GENERAL' COUSIIJSSIOS .MEnCUANT.-’. .U.U'«Uiilie*t, We hayetont «off«Ty*r rrani* the fire, ami are prt* pared |u handle all coaftnfsmaaU wuu da«pw(«U.' Jlonfc* «k C’o,, !£ANL'yACTL*UKRAoKSTA.a': UAKfNO POWDER. Laundry UltH-iqg. yiavoriair A'rtracir, Writing and Copying l«i I, >chool luk, Ac. _ union paiik. ton. a:adisox.st. Bankers, II and 13 Market'll, oflleo with F. W. Bax»«r A Co.- foot of Wctt'WaihingtoH'ft. Flonr »acka. »nd printed wrapping papers, grocers* hagt.twitaMvwtet, •tc. Will berwidy to lit! order* within a fww^aff. BusluOit Hlrcctory* -COM3IERCTAL AGENtiT. TAprAN, ITKILLOP *c6., W and *.ttSooth Ca will receivema few dar/a ofl/calhcrnod: —Dr« H.-Hoodburr’i -t* 1 f:r» m 'Z *r -:r »li! JPFIbE IS'AT Ho. Jn| WEST UftSIItNGTOX-ST. .2*, aurt 77 North Clinton*#!. Click* family flour; al«». vorn, oatf, ttiNil, ami at lh« lowwt oitipihwK Ldthi4/, Formerly cof»*r-Sj«iU.au*«l Waditon-sl*.. can be found atfUi-WeltMadtioß-ef., with l>r, O. Jluy drr. !»en Ist. Is.neirlit vnrkiis order, with a'fall stock, at 701 Wmi Jla ijion at. Frlmdi and cortontcrrjlraii* call. 001r<*. fiCL" Mirl»ic«fa.n3f.; packing lifUtp, cnrnor of U. D X Q. Uat)ru«4 eroding *a.j linllint>av.. *«t Nnitih’f ic« Hoiim. OrdortAßaia promptly HI1(J a» twftn* tI»U 4 illic, 1 COMMISSION UKBCIIS NTS. tiara respeaaU *1,4? ?Tt»ru>it. ll«rrl*<>ii*ai t f>p. Office of Removal. gray BuornEßst. 4. H. Keeler, FO^IMP.RLV ns CLARK.ST. Notice, Manz,” f* r. Wm. Y. DanieN f tilt?tAkri-sf, E. slflißieson, v tUTOtiNEV AfSrt Sfaie^^.' r-/.' LfO’lf»v;< -4m corr.vGE'diip^BArV At the Uhl .Prices. )n. L ,Stark, LAWYER,. Iteybaru, lluuier Ac Aloultori, LIGHTNI3G RODS. oiScVat SasjwgW Bank, Geo. R. Noyes *t Messln^er nahat. Hfellorkßfe Wbeelcr, NO. 73 WEST RANDOLPH-ST. C jjftiac-Mf Gr*rn*l.« Itaac K. Illtt, KKAL'KSTATK AGENT, ms Wort Uao(!olMi-Bl -c»nx\co ii,i,iSofo. ClintM-at*. Mills,' t 1 v JIDW3IAN A CO, iTspriiMorf. Cattily A: Chaudler, LAW OFFICE AUI WtUaalt-a*. U Neimaiit -li*;>TUT r im* nasr Booth’s oYsruna. A. £L Guild, Jr., At»-»rticr*d .Sourjr. I’abUo, Troof* of. Toms T>rrpan«r and certified fo'at’ *53 Dr. T?.- b.. McArthur, Remfral. »|HiiwyvV Real Wfate and 'Loan?,’VfrJ*t“ iiaJ»dolph-*t.-ko<* 56i Wabaih-ar, Wo bare «-d *rc- lo bay far /7;;''• ,i: .;k‘- ssst,*!tpusuiuiio oimusi-; ..-.-j rcrwriy a bufit.:.- Hare rpemd wh.n tbeyw.il r.aruacL-tluiir t*.»upor«riif. We beg to S.J aball r*.. up#a*llluL larger eUiCk-tban-eeee-. •qwoaen.i'ttt JsiiiioiAtt,. ,>:osx j Law Office will be at 379 Slate-ft., uni iFtkrif'T-* ba I l«on." Bear-.tUfiflwkl plane ta .nntaJiW. iThekf eil* tjUeir YV»ltcr L M.” j* iATli)ul/cS-t -I Furm-rjy with M. .Moore A o#. *Larcl*l n itltrt*-f liou |im («l)i«ttTkln«dalnr,tP<4t t>TtiMir*l«. I 7».W»eg HeOwd-n:::.' --v 2i9 Dio. lalaad-aT.,'mahuLcterar «f fDrnl*nV*,‘| elan ofle* inralttir*. ’:0 Alead A lllggini, II \a Kd 1-or.jmvinna, j 1 ffllaVinw l Loam* e« *ltl t fbw rtSart, corner !>reeh j 0-0 1,.:. ?2__ii Mauofactarrr*<*f cold pßxffjEiMkdrilflß jevqliit, -AT They New. Vora «udlriD H fillaWnNtecgv They w»ij will v* «d In wx-thrir many friend*-*! (Uric- amp ouapinrr ormerly at 3ti and Wa*hhift\«i-n., are now 7r' r and e«n fill promptly air ordfta for 'yroeerfe), prcvl*- lea and ahip *npptir«, 1 uaie .i i«■ SUR3IAS IV PEHKIS3 aa'i> j. a. C&fea t j >.->u i Stewart, Swenlzel Hess, %iiVbfe r; Frinri.‘ rnsip. st.jTpvi'inv wait jk'asif .Late pfll] U»4 ■v, nhiij, 1( !r r J iappj|p t Randolph-«l. ELDUEDGC.Y TUURrELOITK. US West Madison *b* r an I Tw*nty-»eeomi.*t. A H rT BI.>>KLL, Si Wmi Jlandolpb-it. GOl D 5 A (■ilAXPt.Ril, 39i \V«Uiii*(T, 11 HUBERT 4 QCKK. Hut. -it. Architect*. ROBB A ACKRBMAM. 193 Midiioo-et. K. S. JEKIbOS. 6t» Btatc»*t. Boot* and. Shoes. DOGGBTT, BASSETT 3 Wab«*h-av. Bsklnc Foirdcr. DR. PRICE’S, Cream Baking Powder, 47 and 49 wcstLake-H. Banks. FIRST NATIONAL, 449 Wabash-ar. SIUSTii •"ATIOMAU O H'aba-b-av. FIFTH NATIONAL, Ain Wnhash-av. MANFPACTUKERI.tSI Wahasb-av. NATION DANK OF UUMMEKCE 513 WMav. t MON NATIONAL DANK. MS D'abasbaT. BANAtAQ AasOUATIUN. .w, W«. LDNI*. PDKFrON A KDAN. ,OUlhu..t corner of ll't.ttfil «<(il ltaiiiJoliilA.au. NOHTIIWBiXEKN NATIONAL BANK. W \V*. tiMli-ar. Bedillnj; and l^nugei, McDonough.' puice a co., ai and 33 south Caual-st. BalldfiiK. Paper. ROCK Rll ER PAPER CO„i| North JdTitiutiwti Carriages. COAN TEN BROEKE, cor. Ana and West Rao doipU-eU. Coni. MINER T. AMES Jt CO., 1 VV*. Ratidolpb it. Carpets. K. F. HOLLISTER*CO., 10and 13 XortbCansl-st. ALLEN A MACKKT. 70 suie-*t. Clothinjr* nKNRY w. KING i CO. 51 Markct-sf LEOPOLD KUHN CO„ 4Tt Michigan ar 1 LITLE. TGU3H**uN A WETMURt, Gtf Walash- Chicago Paviuit Couutauy. juns jf.fArfenr.Y, rre.i,i.i.t, im wv.i «„h Cement. UNION AKRON, »nuih«e*t corner Baud and Hal I*o*l.«t*.. Crockery. U. V. 31EUIULL 4 CO., 407 \Ve»t Maditdn.gt, i Commission MrrthanM. and 261 E Ikndolph-sL l [CULVER CO., (broducc) 3f« S.CtUud-«U Slid Lake eta. t PLATT^THORN. MAYNARD, (produce) 9 nod i 11 N. Canal-ht.' iP. B. WBAREirpo., (produce)S5and57N.C11n- -100-4U' ril ko. U. SV K LL.i A Ca. yj IV r i Lake-nt ESSSS;»»3I A. V. DWKI-NSON. s«* Vfe«l Laki>*er, qOINN. a WITT A CO. (Flour). Z4 North Canslat. DetecUrt' A. Prereuttve A*eacy. ISUgJue*—Jlachtuery.‘ TVlt. McGREGOTL, S3 SodltiCuui-«i. C.& c: COOFER A Vt)., jy «nd 14 Weft Ran dolpb^t. .Ksprcases. GARDEN CITT, IC2-Wen L»kl#-«. aoJ IW Twenty MCoatl-rt. Express Office*. UNITED STATKb EXPRESS. W and 6! W«6 'Wdsblngtoa-eL Engraven apd Die Siaken. 0.8. lIAKSoN. Si iVfitjillll4oo.il. Frttltl and FaMy.tiracirlci, M GRAFF A CO., 133 \V«n Xadltonxt, Fonrardlag and Innirauce. V -FHASE* CO., •ouihieeit corner Randolph and llahied-stt. Forultnre. A. L. RALE A C n., 10,14,14 and 16 North Canal-st TUAVKK TOBKY FCB.NITUKE CO.rS to W Weal Uaodolj>h-Bt, Fara-Wagons. PETER |CC»Dd luvbontli Canal-tt. (aroeers. DAY, ALLEN CO.,tm Mlcblgnn ar. bIDLKY A ENDICOTT, 771 UaW-iV. Hardware. J. R. liOTSFORDA 80S. hVt Waha»h-ttT, nidcs aud Leather. CHANDLER BOYINC7TON. 4y Booth Caaal st. Uorh and Sign Painting. MARTIN A LEONARD. wWMadlava at. luiiuance (Fire). 0; AV.. BAR RETT A OGDEN,bUKUDoN JjCUDDtitt.WSooth Caaat-st. E.’B. ItlAl* A liunrsuce (Life), BERKSHIRE, 70South Canal-it. KNI(UtKfttMuKJ:u. Souibwcft corner Randolph ao-i lULted-fia. £CLEUXI(* S aouthweft corner HaUtrd and Rnn> do|pU tt«. Iron; Steels, 7fAll*,4bc. KIRK, COLEMAN A CO., 44 Soaih Canal-st. IMALL, KIMBA RK A CO.. "Wabasli-ar. lrou;Fon»drya., TtTB- DAVID M.:Fo'RD. B3 io Wc*t Waebiur 47 U>6sStmth Improved 3ler«tMUle Agency. J. M. JJRADSTKEET SON; SC Uaiial-rt.. Jeweller*. A. 11. MiLLEIi. 47! l Wabash nr. MUTUAL LIFE, 3HI Wabtub-ar. XapaaitiCil Ware nud Tin tuin. MOKTON x KllANyilEll, Man.l A3 South CaoaKat. jfc'Wholesale Dealers. DICKINSON, TfACir ij South Canal-el. CALI.ACiIAX iJuiuICKCKUFT, I=l Weft Raft- 'LeelUrr DeULoit. ■JIUSSWr XX-O.V 11 anil 16 CnnnlTJl. Livery Stables. HAAS POWELL: 55(03l West MadU'uu at. Leatiiei: Fludlnji. PACK BKi>. .t(JU..7K» and 37 C,iD«l-et. BLACKBURI) BUO.. *7 South Csoal-et Liquid Slating- and- Black Boards. J. DATIS WILDER, 773 \V«*t lUmJofpb-at. yiilllnery. n. W. J. il. WETHERELL, 3f19 Wabaah-ir. Matches, ECLECTIC StATCIf CO.. 97 Weat Madlson-lf. :*f«Acliant‘Tailoring. KATTIICWd MASON.tV) U'aba»h-ar. ''Oils (Wholesale.) KES».V A JENKINS, Oyrtera ana Flih.' (V>r‘3li< liTeim-Mr.' K.J.- UoTft;?o«ns«i?Svutl»C«nal»«f. 0. I>.iIALLOI2T «t Co„,U<'Vcel Jtindalphs^ of BLANCHAED BROS., SOT Sute-it.. eNTI'EH k t.KK. Ur.mrh (laUted jm»*l.cortwt of JnAtKD*HRADLEY,4»Jd»ThCat.ar.»U *3,*.nCIWA\P. Jr., TO S/mrh tViaf.ir. l T *KiDKN..sUIXDON SCTDDKir,-6d SoQlb Ca- hi W.IHPBIiK A C0...*00i1-weaf earner Kan- 'dolpband A, kotYats. *outhtrp«t;eoroeriK»tMlolrb ndflil j -j. r Bdlrbail Dfpota a»d Ticket Offleei. j .MIORiOAN CENTRAh. foot of TSrentr'-l"Caod-it.; P and Uan Jolph- *r.»lr»; ‘Art hp'dfng pA|icl~Aln' r 'tli{« cownanf tfeay‘report. fTrsadway tslewell, Insßrlhce ftjenb. The “Alps Inftirah’ca Company. 1 -em-idionaod'pay HeW*e* c-mlinor m*l»#**’a* Fite piilkia* Ml Barl#*. eeriifl*' -atca.’rili heliawd ia few dap*.; 0* -ICaiday l»rxl '*m will el re rnille* luratlon i .four.oflhi/wUen Will baf fo pjc»*cd t afjiaerboi'patroß*.-, ,7 w w TBKAPWAY-A.FKWRLL. .At»oU. i 1 \djn*iMof Fire Ijjmi. OAc« SSI K.reo T‘ im«'.rv>rWn»in Ircnraua. -UM.*djUfipdi.lP«J« I ormany «f ‘he nmat, yrowliwfil cwrapanira. WIN t i 'make'np chtin* aud.pt>**nt ihtut tu.ibocompaalee. «a arrnrrrel'fn r*nuli>~l. __ ■MAS OHIO JfOTIOEg, ftStlpiuti&dQQiHfc 596, A.T.andA*M' MI H«oIlm'4* t 'lW*i:o4isO' -'ir* br«fot*d h» pfjwirt ,i,. «l tWlr I>«xIo Uaoai on T«**«Ur<*tU' log next»] r.; PZRSONAX. 1 I W Si’SillLui'ffi i mo UENT-BV HAS. CLEAVEU-A mr( J. I*, ami K. L»aoy. J »i^u^Tl*r.^ n *n x^ e l b ‘w ,03,e two «{ery brick os l» I A wfre ballding wltb brick basement. •'I Mining -mnck the tire, samcel h. Rial, lat* of Pimhcrsr. I'u. Any information retarding him will in- thankfully received, ('onituu- Blots with W. THORN. Ticket Agent F. W, 4 C. Railway Depot, Canal-*:.. Chicago. PERSONA L-IVIU. JuSKrU OR CORDELIA Kirkland make their whereabout* kuottb to 11. F. K., 3LtiiUaO-av. Hot.-L PKUSONAL-J.VXE 51. KERNEU. Vit JANE 31. 7«rlnr, tou e*n nmt l»«n:el T-ivlor a: ITI North ar. SKWINO MACHINE AGENT. PEIWiNAL-WILL MART LUSK. CATHF* ribs Li»«k. and -lame* Lauo nud Umilv inform nits wh-re lc4ti hear or iht-m c. F. DECK, tSWi J’raine-nr. PERSONAL— CALL UPON MB AT THE NUUTU •mi cf Laßalle-*t. tunnel. or ax my hoot*. Clark •t. sti t f nllerion- ir. PARTIKS.IIaVIXG U'JUDt GIVEN THEM IN cl.auo un tl»» i.iztu of tlie .ftro l.y ({o'.Jrirft. Kirl’f ,t Co. till ptum t» TVitislas Mouss, CwlUso Oror. av, CuuDRILTI, Killin’ X |)EJ«*ONAL-lIAi:V ANN 6UUUNALP, AilO J ilvotl with Sir. ilkiml. cunier «.f Baarbotu aud ImM not been limit! orMnortli* fire HnnJay. October 3. Any inli>ru.tjer«ab<*nr« Hill l» tlurikfnlly reifir-J by l, e r 60 Wrst I(uiui»» ai., corurr of Union. I>EQS(INAU-.MISS SIACK (FOKSIERUY op I Slimirtiili will miivli trlievc lira nnxtaty «»r l»ef frieiiila if »Jie ui>| couimnniiai'* at vneo oliji Jiic uotlrnisned, or accept l«*r lit-rarlf uinl f>l.iti»e» me lM>Tpitalitr of bit lioo-e. which Ira will gindly aflorJ lut Mini tlicm. IIENRV W, BARLING iformcriy.il Nuniieal), 11.-vnnU.in. t»iit.*ri»». IjERHONAI.-NELUi: FALLEN. LIUBIE lln. JL ffitr*. aud SUry W hxl«n. call at fimyer A Tuln-v luruitufj Company, vu aud b: U««t U«uduloli-%t' sload«y. PEiUUNAL-jiji. J. BEAN. OF Tllß FIRM OF A Ur*i). i/loasu c«ll at 1 a Wis; Ran* Jiilpti.M.. imtuedlaiely. .-FARSON. BU.vTTUX ft ft*. GAN Jr _flnd pfopt-rijr tkcinnci'nc to them I y culliti; cu E G. WUITK, curtitr Canal and SUdiwii'iili., bin. u»pi. BO&RDIKG ANB XODGING, oo SX.VNTON-AV.,' MI.XU BUUtil.iS-I'LACK OO Out* stnall furni»lied and out- l.t'.’j uufiironlicU twiui tnniit.vntli Loud. rZf\ &OUTH MAY-ST. BETWEEN M.\l»lSt»N cMJjiid Waaliinrtop—: l«rj;of«irni*l.r>m*, with suilablr lor ficut and wile or uncle gentle* men. Gat, hath, Ac. Ke-Vronci-'s rmuiml. ()1 SOU 111 SANG A 3ION>S r.- UOAKU AT */i. tuuderato chatjtes. 71A SOUTH GREKN-sT.-TWo YOUNG GEN JIIVJ tleiarn cau find a comfortable rwm aud boald. mrillKOiaNNT. A GKMLK3IAN A.SH Hl(r or two tinelc uenllcuirti cm* g.-t gooi boara lu n iHUiliy last uf Un.ou lUik. In* quire at lit T)troup>*t. 11*4 SaNGAMUN-ST.-.V FEW I‘KUaONA CAN XXO obtain g-K>d board and ro«iu* at very re*- souabls rate*; also, a large front room mr gru tlrman mid wfe. nr for an office. 1 .7T7 WABRKN-AV.. lUrrWBEN WOOD and XOl Lißcdifst*.—Furnisiietl. room and luar.i fur griulruiao and wife, in a small family. To llu right parties a pieaaaut home for the w.nter.. 1 lit AND ITS WEBT BOARDER? X I O wanted; the clwaptst and host board in tbr 94Q FARK-AV.- COMFORTABLE ROOM mITU with board, with utv **f pi;tu-», for gwntU man and vrift. in a priraie family. Befcrcocr* re quired. ori MI-NHUK«T.-KI BBST-NU’EI-V KUI! nishtd room*, wilh nr without board. •JQ.-T WKST RANDi»IJ*H-iT OPPOSITE UU,. .OOtJtard-jilate-Kir»t'tl«»a hvard, and room* Ik r«til. Location very desinhlu. 7‘J»> WK-t JAC’KbON-sT.— Is:ia III). WITH I *JOiiic-« room. 12x14. slcma ajj:| cloeet. aniinuh .or gentleman aud w|fH .hairing plva'ant b<.iue. rro JAdCSON-fT.-il urH BOARD FoU '•±■4 Ox tt^otlenjftuaud slm.ii.d three yviing niMu. So hoarder* In family now. Terms rcaaoualilo for psoinptpal&ro. wj Q WEST LAKK-ST.-2 OR 3 GKNTLKMRv ran find roan! and ren-m* In a i.r.Tato family. •nooth*r hoarder*. ApArl*! L»ke-*t. m 7 IVPIANA-A V,-T'V(l OK ST LEM EM AND their wire* can And good room I with hoard. In a amaH private family. F'll!SiT-<:i-AS9 iIOARI* AND I'I.KASANX IIOU3IN fnrftlfhe'l or unlurnitlial, for eenUontan and wife «>r aeotlemen. I> quire of A. 31. I’tKUCE. at fhe Te«id“«ce of A. O. Stuart. HCBBA ItD I'l.AcK—Til *V*»IKNT* WILL find the l»Mt of accnmtnodaliotu) at J. Wo d*‘, 39ri t}tftte-ft. Clwrgoa reaaonaMc* Nick room.** and uoaud in lvanstox roc a man aud wife in a private latnily. Evaustoti, Box 13. PLEASANT ICOoatN, WITH HOARD. FOR A RK *p-ctfthle ffttnlW at reatooal-1- term*. MaM# «nnn*duimod«tr.l with hoard at t*V ai.dtTprr work jn a private family; must ho rc'iuLl Addrcfj U NcrtU£aagam«t. 1 PARNKERS WANTED. PARTNER WANTED—WIriI 91.0f».T0 ENG vCf in a tnanufapturiu* tm.inro'; no c<>nipet|it»n; nmflisSui per ct-uf. Adiij-L-wi THOMSON, *O3 Wen Lsk >*t. PARTNER WAMED-IN A DRUG STOItE- Acim* or silent. Iligcliaiic* for th- right man with i.’.'QQor td.uCQ. A»htrees SX. Tribune »ftipo^ PARTRNIV WAHTBD-Wltll ».(vs> CAPITAL, ta oiigag* in an established husineas—nurmlac curing saib. donn. A«., and planing mil. Liberal arrangvmeitio «iU he oScrrd the right man. Ad- Ires* B. sift ilictngatwav. MISCELLANEOUS. AQKH'tli WANTED TW(» K.\ PKM KNCKP fgtiiw for iliu Wur. to «Hi U*nalu‘si. .Cvmniuuie&Uod* t liubm'lioM goods to •»II In e-Momfc*ion .osilii-r at prjvat* aals or Auciiuo-alsa repairing anil Claauihs at old prices. HOttittHULU gaki»ki> Mini jfwltri ."If, olil piicr* i»l«o I hr Furniture IMmli liir druulnc. foi alt I tf J. It. I'ikr, 7-tT Writ LiU UFriOK OF J. L. DA VIS*. AT Mi. 37»i STATE *t.. U«uw I. Baotna end nffit-e* t?n.-i.\ ItTIKS HAVING HoUi'ES iNH' KOl'Ma furnished kt>i) iinmrnMted. Un lia>** tenant* by •ending]l..c*tion.,di-acntrtiou. and pr.te to I*l)tL- Ul'tiit t'HASlililiiK, Uni hftatuand Lo.ta llrw* Kelli. W.at STRA.M PUNi*! I ,'ENGINES, \.M» 3IACIHNF.KV of all4l*«cripl4iHi« inprthd from Eastern jiunO •ecttirera by tdjeitrapbio oydvrr Offica at C. 31 AbUN A iU., Id Carroll »t. U-K IH>IHiK; I'O KXCIIANtiB-Uorsca AND 1 U»T* AMI A Wwt >lde lore for North ?ida lota. KD3IOND O. MH.E*. m Wr*t Haitdolpli-n. 'l'o KX* lUNCK-fclClltV ACUHAJIB, WELL X Improved, DJ mil*. our, for lot in burnt dial net; rains a&ojji |i,WO, 'WOLF A KAHLKY, 4.V South Claffcst. tIT’VHTKD-TO KIM> MB. MAILTOS. MTK If .wt Mxnlioa Hou-»». NVnh tiiUritr. Ari*ljr to puuPCnti* Hold, llouoi. O. (i£OlluK nuA N>cuoy y. W* •ASrkl>- To rv:vujJi.\sv. vv. ktin uvrnt jlltrid uu stau: »t. AaJrfK J. (i. HllyW N. 237 iUcUicati.-if. WAHTBDtTo icsowim: vrksknt wukuk ff ahoniaof (Jartort Cultei. age T7, J.H** «f Per x»r T*‘l«HP«phColl»*ge, brother, T. J. Oulhu, 4fU .We»t il**xj«on *i. All fbicaco p-»p«r« copy- 11/ ANTED—TO ITIU MASK-M FKKT ON VfA it luih-ar io burnt illittict. AiUnu J. U. 'DROWN, Sli(bi)[>n-«T, WXNTKD-TU INVEST A FEW .THOUSAND ca«(i in a n«ylBU burim-ve. Adiji eas, stating lull piUlcuuni, U.a 9. JauemlW. Wi*. WASTKDrVACAKt LOT AS 7IUST VAY nnmt *on pleasant house or ten room*, wirii large l«t. t»c*»led at l.ouibird. Price, 4?,hr> CLaFLIN BROS., V'l Madiion-st. ia* ANTED—Tit LKASB, FOR A TERM OF •I -jear*. 3D..t0. or 6U fret on Smiaet.. WiiMth or >llchl«ai»-«f*., I*rl«>en Jiartiaon.ajtd W.-i«li>ntftvu> (a. Call or aiklr* J. K. 11., iJJI Wsbasla-av. JAA BARRSU hTU-UUIlt KBNTICKY lUt_/ wlnskt... ihru» aud four year* wIU, fr.oa tha file. rshicJvW# «U1 i»B.cheap fur caalt. \W LareaJfci. plentf »*f atadiul atyrf tpjrtt*; at Sooth C.n3l *r* DICEIS-M»S; l,g%Cfl t W. HORSES Alo> OARRIAGE3. House* wantjjd-i -a pukpaubd to keptlSor?i>ilri*ins bpng-* lor. the prr#«nl.'«»r jnr th* winter, at a moderat'* coat, at my larut utar Blrerftd*: cd •taMf.’cooJ Carr, erain IF rryuued. 'a rtoeTord.eliadnlon afloTrf. wUli hay birracK* uf (t M cewtie: a large grore eo high* Tan with al»nt»* ■Vuceof aprißW water; carriage V.hw to it*>recar liaaea-where tlwre ie in danger-frt-to fl«- 1 r»".n» tv buy *«Uy w.-rk h<*rwa for a pirtr. nt. dio DH alau,.h»rara *«ld for my ffiend*. I» Ih.y «Mu. .AfH» at ■laid'* rear afMI aad 3(3 Meat, \Va»hlufilofl-ir. JAMKs P. BECKETT. tI^ANTED-.VTAIR OV TCOTfING UUIWiy. l\ in ir..r In 5:5t ofUrlter; Price lov. Antwrr Adiran If. H.. Kwiu |7 Sherman lloue*. _ __ _ _ BUSIKESS CHANCES. -‘A-C4IBNKR OBO*'EtfY AND SALOON. WEiT Side. ftra|-«U«.'Oawe*. staall »h«vk. lor Mb*. A«lJre«a ctae r»wt:u«^ A'&TdCK ”OP' CBOCKBJUa AXD GOOD W ILL A TarnU’otAtocv Uortjg’rgcWd Lo*lmif:' 3ir Utter 4 ODrHSsWARB K'TABMtfIIMBNT FOR SA»,K vV--ln n tuirn ~r f.ofii p.ptr* foti; -rtmj* dolus rant] triji>r tte** l IM-Ulu;. Au .mi P.U..Bo***, Uw. PHYSICIAN'S UVVLi.K. FUKNITURIC, ;ASI» J\ ptncilee M fiTo >o«r«.ia pn*a-Joc»lily, 1»i «*j r F«r.turtWr p»rlicu»*r< call *u» or,««WrrM L. p onirny. at u.. Diu- >TOCK.UK DttCOS, VII ir2-»n»UV ©TUBE.. 5 r* jor Poi.e»«ltio nnc<». vroLKK ■CFINL'EV. CJ.Sj'Hh CUrV-at: B l ual(Mn(TiiuUslv koksadk. in spi.k.npid cliPrtp fc*r ca?h; part;es s >ius loloatc 1 ilf «Hy. 4.1-]r-t« M K I/. Trtl whm'lß't. D' ucq aruiu; TT>U aAl.ljrtVKUvriiuyu *s tlrrlt ttpwv At* sc»t« Jpa»e; loc*l«o#;- 1 T\«t Slif c*-o4 inwjs; *itli.» tin* pr*- *eriptl«n f-JSS»orroot«»«. for r n, y ItMCft w*r- »ddr-". for: tsin» 'HP*UY D. CI.AYTO', AM Wrtt.'Viinßuißft.tt. o r f\SDQ>TOKfL>Oit S-3LK xCJUNJiU VaN.BU ’i/jr_u »o«t .T'.'j FOU WITU. tfoL’U. tp«T«* l*‘»-; doiD? a l«ni< tirtiur*#. Apply, at i 5 W»-t C»k**Jt., n»ar I'iiiti‘u Park. ,7 I'Ott B%LB-THE BEST STO‘-K OK CrtOCKU -I* |w»niife«it<><in WwlU*Jtw«-'H.,‘iiuh TftloabU ImsA AJ*lr«i»C. P. O.* cars Carrfor No .1 OH baLK-SAbll, DOOR AND I’I.ASINCi 9 r Mil 1 in aC>o I location i*n tlie roulU biJB. .Will* acood iua«(l>Q*inMa linn r«(r Mu n reliable, pmebawr. AdJraaa K.-66',li»*Haii»*at. r»URNITUBE -AN D CE.6 f IIOTEDIS CltY r ftir•»>*.* A.ldre-s H ÜB, HUJ SUtk-st.. cam EUloit £-Lmas«toa. ir>Oß SALE—COMPLE I*K STOCK OK it ROOERfR J?. Mil fixlorH, ler cmli; ffixwl M»iluil .AddemPULUIP C.\tCLtN;sa ur«tr*a*Ar„ c*i*v roTOCK, FIXTVUSS 'LRAtfE. OK .O.irant. Mtiwn and fan|ea~’s rwibi*nn*U-)'« h.>n*ak«rjttt3,%u*cUvi v (Js »U. IxHUir* ati.aaaru j i. i z-~ TOR SALE* Prlhtlas Office for Safe* Tba tnw aad UAWr^.ll.Latab balonginf la Ute AMKUICIS CItUBOUUAX la for *a,r. Adieu* HAKBY HAIDES. No, l 8p iog |1.,, 31il*au«« f/ 0 p J§alC. a A wM&toniitiV'tyiUlW Ipa**, stUU .fttfaUoroofa lirto fuur*ati>ry br.ck’ lioum Ho. 2i* cl«irt iOatruct Cara, uaab Twonty-l)/.U-*t verr lirable fur Bf#l-d»tt botftdlfls buuia /T Iran til of roainatata in the SornV Diiwlct, “WANTED—MAXE HEXP. TITANTrD-THISDAY. 703 RAILROAD I.AB«>K (v «r* for railroad*: hlph-rt u gt and f.r. to all; alto, farm -aed quarry b.n!»; ten mill* wriest*. ChMP tlrket* (or for tlip Sonth H. 11. caKlsmN. L:ad’a Block. Room 5 I 2. S«> atari ajobprintmr tfficr, at oner, in a ao-u| location. A rant chanru for a rood man. t jit or aildreaa E.MEUSON ft DA VIS. t&Weat Uad t*OU-9t. WANTED-BT A LONG ESTABLISHED HbolpK-itr iKivit anl *hir* hon«r, a flrnt-cla** raleenirn. N«*nr hut a practical xhocmari n«em» wh-» ui»Urr*taud» the bnrin-t* th )r»u*lily. Addre**, with fall'pur titular*, at. ft R.. H Urwad-at.. Utica. X. T. WANTED— BY A L4RGB IMPORTING HoU*E >n the niiiUnery and fancy p»wd« m Now York Oneo (>iat cl.ia* mi *m->ii. None hut inc Urs» Western ttado apply to J. 1)., Mitsui san IL-t L TITANTED TO EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE IN *1 I Ilium* for a stock of Cuud*. Addnai P.O.BuX 577« la*y. 111*. WANTED IMMEDIATELY —4 FIRST-CLASS ruhim-NniaL’rrs, slntflr mm preferred, at llow»- Sowing Maehinu Factory; piret- work; arrrase *2 p.’rjjy. TKUKV ft MADISON, Contractor*. Peru. Indian*. Box WANTED- TBAVKiiLING SALESMAN. IS hardware rud asricultnr*l cuud*. acquainted with the trails uf the-XV>*t arnl Norihwril-a first cij»s oiari uunlt'd br aM, L<-ni» house. Addrca* s s S, Repabl-aan office. St. Loai*. WANTED IMMEDIATELY-* FIRnT-CLAS* ft tewed boet bvkUmuttaand one firsi-ci .sswonratj** map. AUo, t>ne good iKjot-litter 61 M*s-acSn»rite v.. ludUliapuli*. Indian*. ARDEN ft NEW HALL. WANTED— TUEaTU ICAL PKnPLF. ALSO musicians, to travel. AJJrv** YANKEE” ROBINSON. .Miirrhall. Mich. \I~ANTP.D —BRVKRAL WIIOLESAI.t DAT goods sahjamrn wh,. cao comraai.d a good trad*- m lowa asd Western Illinois ran t'CUrT iminsdi.tte employment by aitdrosGu; OFFICE-611 Nottii Main »l., si. Lout*. W 'ANTED—BY A NEW YOKE FIHSI, A travrllius salesman who understands Ihr rrctksry UiMiucs*. and ho* a tirat-clsss mtsMUhed trade, Addre**, with full parllcnlar*. ginag refer -nee and salary expected, NaCIIAN, T. o..slilwau lt»*r. Wi*. WANTED-IMJIEDIATKLV-iii MEN FOR Uhicaro, borlinoton ft yurncy Railroad; Ire fare 7'nn uflico lee; aUu. (arm uands auu female do mestic*. Aptly ni No. .6 Mdsaukro av.. U> AN DKKM G lIIMJ ft CO. WANTED-FOLK TAILORS. TWU Foe Slim* fiatii. one f»r shop pants ami rest*, and one for custom tv.nl* and vests. Apply at 2i2 North Hal .u iIK. I runt d a. ui. tu 7p. n>. WANTEU-A IK'OI* CABINET UAKLU. aT l> 767 Wr*t l-aku-at. J. 11. PIKE. WASTED—TUB EMPLOYMENT CUMMiTTK* of th* Rrliofatil Aid >cuiviy hKeasrabDslpui head qu Tier* at tie Worn uTa Horn». ipl \V«*t Jack «on*od wages to a good girl. Apply. altirn«on, atu34 Wear AJ«ms*»t. W "ANTED-A CU3IPKTKXT til It I. TO DO OKN eMhomi-wurk. Must U* a rtr«t*cl.o« cook, Apply MlW2NtatP.it: LOST A m FOUWI>. \I.IMKRAI.- REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR Irmik and content* belonging to E. B. Sbonrds taken by mistake from b*aah foot of Ohlo*t.»on the •tight of (ha fire, tat Sotth CUntnvat. r OnT-AT THE LATE FIRKIN bAKK P.ARK, A 1-i mink marked U. K. 11.. valise Vf. Ik. ;and a ♦-win* machine. A gentleman promised tu present* |Jt«n» if pos»ib>. The lady gars the liilfl* of jll* 1 Hark* r. Tl»e Under will Iw rewarded by reporting at W Fulton «t.. corner of Carpenter. LOST-MONDaY, on tXmNKIt OF ccark and Harrlton>«ta« a baaketof Gorman ond llebre* J*ook«. la lira* and {pntlenies’M olntliin?. silk and *i>..lilr-«»e«; :*Uo. furnDure ami nxxte an'* rn»afiox new topbuffgr. with mnndsram B. 11.. Jr. uu theaid-a. Taken from GUlett’a North >IAN WHO RECEIVED TICDNK lj marked T. T. 0.. Va nlgtit of the fire, a IMP North I>enrliarnIK Ij dftim a!z»d Mack trunks market Minli* A s ,"s’ l JVlrw •»f T. S*. FITCU, Id I Dearborn**!., and ho au&ahiy rewarded. T U S T—A CHESTNUT SORKRIi fIORME. aBoL I Li ir. hands high. 4 old. while atrip on n..se, in* bind while foot, aud L)>- marge of rsm>| naliaiu •fleit hllnl ijuarter. xiifahb* reward will U gi« 4 i. for the return lo C. J. BLAIR, IjUub tiD-af i. 3IV PUUMTDRK. ali.ol l 'of goods, comprlahie diaira.clock, carpet*.! bed* •luig, picture*, dr. Aroime proring Ilia asm* cat. hare the good*.. I wae bumf on last Snuday Hichi. •n the corner of IJurclMn and CDnton-sta., Nn. lo.*, KjcrylMwh's Groearr a—TWO LARUE HI»U*KS. nSK |Ark cr*y Mini on» «urr*-l. T1»»* owner can limp them *»v (uyme cU*tct«. \Vtjt K«n>t>>lrli»t. r tIUMi A riAXO ASO STOW. WAY V*t>B Mfp kerpine, «Mch Dm* owner cun hire h» nrovlnr pr-imir. (‘all at aorlhweai corner Hiriiiou Of»LK TK131.- ,r I* l cornarof Jackwm arid ysy'i! br TAKK.V t'P-TUO .Ml HE*; OXE IUY AM» a- wloU. Uwuercati )nmiun-F(IB. *4 tiMtlun Jr*diniM(i »*e<>r.*rr of Sliict-r fiil taken frotq L»ko Pack oft Slmahtj- l F»'K RETURN OK W.ITOII To Urns-. Left in water c(o*rt. .nKWAt«D-Tr.rxK marked j. p B»H. Mtromh. IM.. taken fmoi MJ W t ii.»li-»r, Momlnr murtiiur; Tb«* nle'»t> n-virdril U* p»«J. ah.l nn <|Qr4tioU9 tiknl. furlurolum lu I? North »;urlit CITY, RfiAlr ESTATE. I?OK SALE—LAUHB HUILIHNO ON; CANAL- I «f M n*ar jI utlxxii. room*. Chi'tp. Hun-*-, aa>) loi 0Ji!80, near Uoyuo-ac., on 3Ia«H tonal. Hulls*, with- 3 jvart* n**r A«Mtad-av.. on W-«t iU-niiMn r»rt*tnrp. UmUhig sQ i Itsiv on W«t Lake sf.-, noar Do* putn*a. UullJiasanJ l«aj*on West iladi»oa-it., war Df« n’lxtn**.' HulMJnr an+losi* on WV»I Lnkn-tt nm Canal. brick boiUa and Uaaauwnt.ini vt-it Utthinrun.lt. "•lore vaSiat*-«i.,-n*«rT»*ntMlr,-w|;h t**sc Blur* of flito hoiisa* bn U'ahmu«*h'aT.. nnir l.»k». ,*t. ItutM'.baio airea *>f sow-of th-iu. Van Bnrtn-aU. near Sangamon. Lnl t« Inio tt» North Ctark-sL. 1..U to l*n»* «n C-nrw-ar.. neir AJttna-sC A;P. DOWNS CA, No. up. F~ on mi«-a gives- JL S*u*rf bon*». lo rnontf’ »nd bit. Jf~. iPZ\ t Z? Tth r t. UMr Twenty.iifntli-*r. RM.pWl.' DA\ls, lij Aartli Cw|4aliiei-it„ cej-r Kinzf*. C*OKSALB~OR «nXT-OX!«r.\Tß.*sr. I WILT I *HI bit Sroep»r*t«ra.nfTUlTen(or««tock.*nl l<-a»f* of ttnre. Ingnlr»at-MM Phtlrl>»nr. tHUI SAl.K—«»lt- t" RENT—T'Vti uTEuaM" ;nrw brfelcbouM*. ifl |tx>ni», nH njoOsrn lniprov*> nKDtn; faoUJr*. iu Ku'lh-DlTlilno. nMt and Lincoln •t-linol BALX>'VI2» tl Vl*. Xu. ill Xortlt wr Kintn*. PhCsalk-oktu rent— rtnsT-ciAa*s UAir. lilerfronl !t~u»« on 9oad Trains lion** 'rr*»wt»,' SMITH A nviiU'KLL, Ul Soutji Paft-sr, I,'uk >ALB*"~. F.AUUK 'IIVVELUMi HdVHK^ V ALR~I)(;iLDtXO UK ,LnlJ'r J l aeiiifr,.willil i •fMrt' lannrof cfDUnd,. •U~&'3a*o'l K>'> Hgtldloci y«r« ami tbr»*r •rtnrlrr, tiiwa*. aon -th« ;nniitt*. 0. UDELL. L»OB xsu CEAsE. i 2. AJ«I> 3i r Soutii t l nio»i.*r.,'op^ l »lt9 Vufica .Skaliun. Will •*•11 cj»«p..-T, EI.tUtIDOK. 62 ffrtt MaUiaon. Fun 3ALB~CRKTHA(j Un-n-IL-.a.-iAVEST 31a>f;a.)Q.tt. Bfrrp Aaac riffc-*.(j, I, CLTDfcsOALf. -101 West’ Wubh){* Cou-atv o SUBtTRBAKRXAIa ESTATE. Oil SALU-FISE hUBUIBAN RYSIDESUS. •oifal U f«r one, (r tfirra faniliM, with fin* aid*!*. and- -orchard. CLAPLI?i URUS.. 7Ai jiadi »n-i. v t 7 ol: iruCaK (XEWj. n A v. 4n**tKl>truu. H» tul*tu'*« nm; in JO) monthly romietua, (OtAFUN BROS, 25s 3Kdi -o i a>. DOIt LK-AT Wo »DLAVVS-nofSK KUl>- r ni-lirtj cuniiljie, if Oh everythin? ready fb», lum«-b(H-plnc; burn. horan and bu-.’gr; cinr and *nm< lent feed fur.tf>Bt«-a r Apply *|rrir rioutfi Sati gtnittn I*. 1 !?«H SAL3.-TWO, UOQD DWELLINGS .VC P Evauatun.. Ca&bctudat tmpo. JL FOMXER,* Ho. IVChtnut-el. r ty ATTTEP Tti RBKT.' ttTASTIiD-UaCSESibfOßt*. AND lioJIHS. 1 *f hsTo’calll ’pvanf. TtftQX ,iu iba Oar.-and e*n -inrayoa tmul Ooaati,-If you wit) le»ru'Jrscnptjnn of r»>nf plu«r* af my•pffico. £U3fCSIi U. STILE;.' 113 Wr*t-ltaf>dolph;»f. Waxtbd-tO rk.stVob. p“cnciiAai6*-uS**’ black waluot marljr.iop ebambaf ael.of brd-. «tradr imraati. vaslwtaiiir. and apriuya* Aour»aa d. WlbsaN. HIS Prairie-av. •\T7ANTKD—IIOTBL—I W.»NT TU RKSr OB burauc tha Va*« of ahotrllir *niaThtlFlnn u«d lj L)V* itrAllQDaeora. Can aJJrr«;-lur twir -lay*. I* D-B, X)-*etiport. Jowa- :j TCTA«. IttANiki) —xo best Ruott urrrmraT 1 liianl. an thaSuuib md«Vb« writ farnlaiinß AJJfyaa.K K, Arcbec-ar tirANlfi-LFOItKISIIEDaiI UXPDBMSHRD T?i hiui«r, Jn tb«* .nrtrtborh'iod. of .Twrnty* *oc*«ail*»'t..-N»dtii SuJ'. i*tf .a-firat-olaw; TojpUus* Trooba. A Jdrcii Wia. .11. ,U_ iILCUIVOBE, .tai* On>,d. Tborbar. V»* Stat«o*L FOiAKOJ4L. ,\f uNHY -TU LyAN—ilV .I'UILLU'A A GUASD i JOLIET, IH*INOIB. TORENT-KOTTSEs! ncrol Drexel-av. and e’: 'i v j' i\ or two families or bcardln? hnu?-. A two story brick building, fitted an ;.i-i wito all aoders mAChhierr. engine sc A hreefraas house os Eiii?-nv. I- LTsnl**r-ft, ‘p>Mti:3 1 Wmi Divi-i vn. fur.u:«i*r. f..c -mU l muilialHr. Apnlv at S2I Fulton.,?. kkst-a first-clas* -nj,.' l I ■•ittaßiit derelliusirtt Bruolc«-*t. i»i m«* n»w, .'or «ii<* c’-'-ap. At"«'v r tv l«*K, R*tl E*t-te A cent. D-iwln n Pniirhu’«n'l c«»U iaw Grove-ir. I T" RRXT-NU. 3l-fed br A. KORVTS A CU.. ror:?*r )C 4inl Rimlolph-at Uoouin. v rpo RENT—TWO SCORY oy ~r -1 and furmtoro fur on ih« W-.f c,.t I terms. JAJIJ.S R. aTOKKV i•» f •I »P RKXT-T \.>M.\LL liLblo:; I'Mti.y I tr. hau-M- I rmwi. na>*ccd tv vS 1C slit aheap. 9 l-l'i Ifop ijru.ur-*.'. TV* RICNT-A FFCNISIIBD IIOF'K OF —Uie witule nr in Pi*r. with lurt,;|tir. its n n-w Wn>eter ft U'iNoq madiiuj for *u I i-ply at lit West Adamant. 'pj rest-houses, furnished 1. furnltbetl.ou Sotitli auj W.-»; jj»d-* ni l t FRANCO \Y. CORKY. S* >uto *f. 'I'O ISKNT-A LAIICK HOUSE Of ii 1;..' I with modern Jmpruv-iiu-ut’ tuarilt-av. lii BENT—A HOUSE OF 15 ROOMS. L-y X c«o-«v,, fnrntthed or unforniibe-i, stutu o uife. store, offices. o&bi>irdlui:liuiis.>. For? J«r« apply on ilia premiss*. 'I"l KENT UKK.’Iv HOUSE OF THIU! 1 rooms and Inr. with barn. No. Mic',;- oe*rT«enty-U th-at. SNYDERa LEE. r -it. aruuU. N«a 9>oath HaUted*at. corner Uan!u Masonic BttHdinc. »|VO ÜBNT—A NICE COTTAUK. KUKM X cmoplvte. with waUTnwl caa; iljo. a l.i, Apply al 3xl Warren-av., corner of Robey at. T’l) RENT—AND FURNITURE F<*|; Cottage lIOUvJ, 7 ruoOU, ail good eii-; dlo«etv: barn and cistern: prioj roa*oj.uU.-. u H‘» Throopir. on Toes lay. Tl» REST-A LA HOC FRVMK HUli.,! L corn-r of Clinton and Kinzie-sts.. on;vj,, *l. waukfQdepot; a splendid sit* for a hotel. hi *rr«ngeovnt« can bo made wjth tka pro.-J JOHN EMERSON, lai North Cv»al-s:. *I'J RENT-HOUSE*AND Rod.Uo. Fl. UVla. 1- vM nuniruidied. «>u rh» North ur,,J PIiII.LIPS 4 CHANDLER. red estate an a •r.iter-. IF. W«t M t-llrm-st. j- •Pc rent—v house Ki;nr ja** X Apply at 03 South Jeff-raon-st. 'pO RCNT-»JOiH> HuL’SK WITH FUKM„ V JL for sale. ll> iiso ronlaioing Weton UMl’ uulil the ftm of 31 ay. I Txi West A.Jaiii-*-* ri> RBNT-lIOU.'E OF SINK RuCHS; 4 era improTi-iaoaU. Furultnr- f.ir *d». 1, it dm 3 alore corner Taylor ant Uln« 'PO RENT-FORMER HOMESTEAD OK »l>r X B. NMlllntus. at Like Forest* embraciii.: .i warn, chickeit house, etc and nb< i ia« n park an t g*r4.-ro the lire. Apolr io K A. RD’K.-• v st.urbr null us. it. williams* Forest. ♦no KENT TWO-sTOKY AND DAsK'L L house l'.C Tvaniy-Kixtli-st.. no ir Slate; al- »f a brtek dwelling No. Ai3 Wirn-a-ar. cn- V.V\n LINDA. A. 31. L. Ex. Office, 3!s W.,t d\'tph*st. I»0 REST-FURNISHED HOUSE OF In R L with barn, No. TaTwenty-aecoJulat. I'O RENT-OR FOB SALT. FURNISH r.D D of eight rooms and burn; fnrultnrj acd a •»U or not. l-W. Pralfie-av. rno BEXr-ASD FURNITURE FoR s. 1 X cheap forcuh. a nice iw.» «wry Imnu* of ruumi. Uaih room* and all m Hloru iaipromn-- «ilh Urg.M’arJ and barn. Apply on prcml.-oi, Induna-ar. 'nil REST—A TlVO*St>i;V IIJITHB. N'.._ X' Pirt ar.. near Kot Car Co., corner of Euhto.-oth-s;. Pralrto-ae, rno INDIAN A-AV.. NK\ It Kt« X tr«nth aa, 3-alory and hnek haiem-mt t> tud b-uu. la jutu of UUSs X rUllill'e, loru-r i'i' mti.’ltV, Aabtaii-ar. 'isu.uen pi-ryii a private Fonhv os;.’ X a two alorf Ooiuj of r >om«. completely f>tru nl for hoiiMkwpiutc. on Ad-inu.«f., lic ir s^ugmi L I* >.irdtuc«a *a«j tceepsr* ihjj-1 no; npp.>. U a itilj l-rnu, hit b \Z Rand Iph-.i- pj uRNT-rißn*'CL.vis iioi't;: of L ra.»m». fnrnUhe*! or unfurnished. Thr.Mia .-orttn* nn flr -t fliwr. Can all to nael i i on r S Third av. tpi) RENT—IIOUHE AND IURN. X i»cit ou; low rout. Apply ai «t>; n» a.:; f-v Fit tsi'HE hocs.: of k 1 nun, IO; Pa-k-»v. A *plr r» .1 o Monday. Price, b'st per mi>ut!i In alrau. Ti{» UENT-OR niRH.vLE-EARCK ANDSM s 1 bnuM*. l»y J. 3l.\X VIdEES. s>.» Philadelphia. To uevt-v NE\T "r bo »»i l'nUim>«r* T a p*riy t’l it will luj.- lin rnr* 4r TO RUNT-ROOMS. •no •:k ;r-uou.MS ix an Ki.KiJvxi' L hrtit w.th or wlnio it bi.irj u.‘ fur.iuti.-v. I Wvtt l>il>u-il. Liu R k ;.vr—iciMJis at 01 u.\Kr.ftv -ir.. nk\ tu pi» >l'« Oar.luu. pO NICE VUiISKSKEu K-** X tli winter, at M fa'iMitr-t'jjit t-st. retortin'** required. po u;sr-2ti ciurußr-AV.. six t skvb J. roiißfc or Qiftinii*h7l. flint* iv,< ho l»f o laipruvonieuta. Ktftami.tb'o pric*. pj n;xr~Evuii plsvsvnt mtsi-m-; L n n*. with piatrr, water in kltrn-n A;>i< it 3i! *Vcjt J icki in-ar. Rif»r.*ncJ r-iu r> 1. •po RE v T—TWO ruuNT UOJAH, SEITAH! L for i •utlem «h aql wiir, ur.'>ro-ou.‘t«M:i Mitl m n. 47 P.*ck Ciur;, nnr Wkhk-o-.K.. Cairo, I'O KENT A LA ROE PtRLOR. Gun;'.' fl»or, fu mimed nr u if trninhed. wall new.' utlKiini, anitabla foe an oH-t-vU South 3lar-»s n(«eiilr- UlSlita-.t. pO HENF-VN KLTJiVNC SsHTE OKROOM I iu iu »rl/» front ax mionh>.’ w>: f '>-r,. COUNSU X Lfiom. miublo for *njj6fr cr »aJi>oa. alMvi: tmTcouutjra In «u>r«. TO RENT—OFFICE UOOJL FEU »t 73J fl*dl4oa-iL- CL.VFMX BUO3*. To,* «m4t. To UEBT-XICE BJOM. FOB OFFICE; T.V I* hrstrrnntroinHtircat. with t» U 4iJ; ft.j4r.l ?03*oat»i iln' 'ro KBjrr-A -buck' l.icxdry ox sxi 4. Sf'le, (uaftrirvat l.n*nl/-»r-al. XU BKXT-TWO XKE PHo.VT RO'JJIA. SC IT. hi* ft>r «00-a. to good loo.iltmi. \ln*»iaeoi |br. liarbcr *I»»d orany cl.- in »m- 4 Inquire »t U» SootUJoff.TSJB-tt., earner J-tc 1 •on. r. uUkusoujik. I T' J STU .its, U.JK X K l8».lSno»*«i.. Apply, s£.-vi-^.v; A)S,3i* JitktQTßStr. •r»o iLKjrr-nr vietn .t u: vest ma:> L -04c*i imt hntwp th' Uv. t IsniisbeHaiiilvHfMiUifitnl; at«v.* ;rersl flae b ireti. iiifloowi fio.ilk. T~O ISLVND-AV.. SIX **l rouiuC-«atiatii«*ichhr U>r arcoit-cts* ottla-. uotoßf«|>!iic call ftj. 'Apply vvv*t IMfc.st. 'PO"irEN*t-CHBAI’rLAUGE HUICK .. FOR SALE. FOU AAI,E—TUK LKVSK AND FL UMTI-UE i ili**au.-«WVr*n37 Tlifr.l cheap (urvai Rent fjn-par mouth, U'alar uni cat in bou. I’rcwiM rirultnra. tnijfl; co-t iMi ..n« m-ush 4oofl oeltfOwh-w;' on-* block from burnt dHtru; Foil SALK-A SINGLE cyUNHKK TaYLO PrMi. 'Unf 71x41. in cuinDla o working ontcr. patdly3.ua imptnarloai par Irmr. with fir. rolf «tnil c»'jQUTalu/t»;is tuVl to make rn<-ci to? dual. jUnnar; t! .•V*o«t lil.ilXßlmOm -Apply M V. iIAI.NK, U.iti Sff. M±. ,aVi• ■o; Fob spCksdid a-sron »a 4 basao*«nt on A>lmuvv... -ur»r «m l’-*rk; 1» room*; ehoap. Infinlroai 2U £i-liso: O. U«-art}n»t(i3t(jc3^,t>rt;- L-OR S.\».K-JiA‘DAStV 80-iK. ANI» NKW T Pre ea. 27x17?.twotroMer*; In or lor. bjr.’ain. I'itATX BUOTtJE&K 2larll-or», Jla**. Eoit aALfctattxu' LOT' FL'itNirvu: cbnp; Kirrasb, an,rtlui njii-t Icto. new; Apply at atiiro34j> HtviM pl\>c« VUJSSALK, REST. KEIMIUINC? AS 1 ttorias at tU.“pu»VaJ l- woou'«aTr|nc-ma:hfnj; ou truce. i«V »n.\D-lIAN'P CAKI'ETd ATI FOR ffALE-I'AULOK rCU.S\*UuKi .«L 4ratdc will be supplied through the-Ivjrth Clark street main. THE TIKE. Everybody is Intcseiy eager to know the pre cise day and boar at whies the supply ot lake water will he renewed. For fear .ol disappoint* tuent by reason of some difficulty not now con templated, the Board of Public Works desire tb-vt uo explicit promise be made as to the time. Enough, however, was learned by our tei'ortei, on yesterday, to warrant tbe state ment that by the middle, .or, at tbe furthest, the latter part, of the present week, the large cueme at the Water Works will be in running order. furnishing the city with a complete sup ply ut pure lake water. TUB WATER TOWER AOS, ITAlf.lk i v ~u aojacent to the Water Works, and to tno top of wu.ch me water is forced for the purpose ot giv ing to it toe bead requisite to carry it to the up per «torie» of buiiumgs, la wholly uninjured, sind stands in readiness to perform its important part. The time required to repair the engine v. ill be profitably employed elsewhere by setting to u«rk a large lorce laborers, under compe tent supervision, to domch connecting mains and service pipes in the burnt districts, so that tm-rc w iU bo no waste when tbo water is turned on. TE«*C»BsET'KXPkI>U?KT3 still continue to be resorted to in order to fur cisti as much water as possible. Hallway loco motives and fleam fire engines arc rigorously encaged iu forcing water into the street mains from t:ie river, and tho resmt is that a moderate supply of water, suitable lor general domestic purpuSce. as w«*ll as a safeguard against fire, i» being ottained iruin the basement hydrants even in the most remote parts of the city. The uuburut portions of the North Division arc in-tug provided for as fast as possible, la addi tion to the supply from the artesian well* at lb» Ncrmwestcru BUUHcry, tho water from the or* lesion well nt Lincoln Park is being diverted into the street mains. Go Saturday Assistant Engineer L-ckc, with a large forced xncn.be* gau toe toying oi six-inch mains from tbe well in Lu-Cjlo i'ark along the eurfaca of tbegrouna to the corner o( Bolden avenue and Clark street. 1 and, it was expected that the connection would be completed on yesterday, provided tho pipe could be hauled fast enough to keep the men at nerk. Toe Lincoln X’atkjrell flows about 710.000 gallons uaily. and the 'Northwestern Distillery well about too,ooo gallons daily, nod between the two a tair supply will be provided. BOABI) OF TRADE. Meeting on Saturday—Bemarks of W. B. Ogden, Colonel Hughes, and Others. A meeting of a portion of ibo members of ibe Chicago Board of Trade, was held on Saturday morning at Standard Uall, on the corner Of Michigan avenue and Thirteenth street, the oh. j tcl being apparently to indneo tbc whole board to reconsider tbo action by which rooms were taken in the West Division for the use of tbc board. P. L. Underwood was appointed Chair mao, and C. Counsclman Secretary. H0,.. W. B. Ogden being present, was invited to freak. He addressed himself to efforts said 0 have beer, made by certain parties (oseeure he rebuilding of the Chamber of Commerce and t e Court House, in Ibo West Division. Such a t-*ur«c would be suicidal to the best interests of touch''. He spoke ol tbo early history of the oit y tilling bow the people once got into a legal -rar! about the building of the first swing bridge over the river. The South Siders were afraid that the North Side people would get a share cl the business ot tbo city. They afterwards lound mat there was enough for both, i .Nearly the same feeling was exhibited on the in troduction of railroads into this city: and peo- tde of Northern Indiana were terribly alrald that tbo building of the Michigan Central Rail road wauld spail the chances of the Michigan Siuthcrn. buch policy was very short-sighted. There j s room enough for all sides to grow up again, without the people of one division trying j 1 «tca! that which belongs to another section, i Tbc speaker had made up bis mind that the citj I mu»t b: rebuilt, and was prepared to help In the work. Ho was afraid that some of (be f«od» j contributed had been disbursed unwisely. He I «aw no u-e in lying back idly and waiting for palatial mansions in which to do business. They 1 could work just as well in a shanty as in a mar tie bouse, till they could afford to put up the latter He hoped there would be no collision be- 1 tween bodies and sections; ti.cy should unite to a*k tor loam with which they could open up I again and if the outside world saw that they were united, bo did not doubt all the capital rc nuired would be willingly furnished, if we can only keep from being plundered by the jack als around us, five year* heaco will see scarcely a trace of the present des-.loiiu city will hare a populat.on of half a mil* Hat inert is great deal of work to be done be lore these rcsolu were accomplished. Xbe de rcl pmoLt of the West bad been cooraow in the i.n«.u He found tbc records oftho Emigra tion CmJm'tlecs, beginning about IStO, showed a total of lijO.wO persons, almost, ,eacb ot whom b oe .t s2W into the country, brine a total cash iirportctiun 0t550.W0.000, of which the regular cjiumcicval take no account. Culcag- i hn. bad her lull anaro ofthi* benefit and most bare it r.eain. The city was so much poorer to IS3S and 1529 than now that be coaid not draw tnt comparison. Hu landlady canid noifurntsb •hem 'ood. though three dollara would boy dlu utr enough fur thirty people. Tocre waa no money to bo bad in thoae days; now there 1* plenty 01 money in the world, and a readiness io in the sufiercra have the DM of U. Raolxtd, That a meeting of the member* ot the Aioaru ot Trade oe hereby called for 10 o’clock, Monday, a. m.. in this lull, for the con r.dcrauou ci rostlera pertaining to the interests uf the board. It was then propujai to sign a paper, pledging tho*c present to meet in the hall of meeting. Cjluucl 11. JJ. Hough said there wsa no neeea sitr to take so much trouble. All the grain, the naved streets, the banks end the capitai was then tomb ol IVclfth ureot, nnd they mail mee tas near it a. poßiible till IWCMId S«t back on lb= old Bile. Tory coold not irork on the West Side, lie recommended them to drop nil tqaahbhn, ana no to trork. drop nil ipeculntlnt on proper t ty, and uso tbetr money lo more produce, from tuc terms to the people who want to eat it. XI they would only go lo work they would hare no time to squabble. The meeting then adjourned, and re-organised I a cilixe&s* meeting, with the same officers, it was adaressed by Henry X- i>low, £*q„of Cin cinuati. and others. SEW CHICAGO Susseatlonaon Bebuildinß. by C. Houston, of the United States Engineers. To the EdUor of the Chicago Tribune The spirit displayed by ibe business men of lhiß c i t y i a rebuilding is astonishing, and desert j ns of tfac highest praise after a calamity so ter a jjjjic a, tho xcceat conflagration. That Chicago T will rise again, and not only resume her old po sition, hot become in time the first city on this continent seems to me to be at certain a* the 3 perpetuation of cur government and tbe increase of our population. 3 It should bo bemo ia mind, at this time, tba fc j that there were certain defect in tho plan of Cbt-‘ cage, arising from the rapidity of its construe lion which seemed bsyoud remedy, except at enormous cost; hnl now it is possible, by consid ering me subject in time, and taking advantage 8 understood that do business oftbo courts will bo transacted tor a week at least, excepting in Chancery. As the Chancery Court sits with out reference to tens. 11 the Judges assigned to the duty of Chancellors will hold sessions to grant preventive relief. Chief Justice Jameson, of the Superior Court, will hold a session to this end, 10-day. at 10 o’clock until 11. and probably will do likewise hereafter until the reorganiza tion of the ojutls. Judge Farwoll and Chief Justice Williams of the Circuit Court are da; ly in the city to afford tike equitable relief. The business of recording will cxuunenco this day. Already a number of instruments has been band ed In to the ex-officio lleeorder. Quite a number cf persons arc uniting their sorrows by marriage. The authorisation of wedlock bas been tbo only class of labor .in which the County Clerk’s office bas been busily engaged for some days. Some twenty couples uave received licenses sinco the fire. The Criminal Court will be convened on Inc drat day of the November term, which is the earliest day (tbo October term baring lapsed), at which legal convictions can bo had. Action of Uu Illinois Association sit Wuhinstou. from tb« Washington Chronicle, Oct M. The Illinois Republican State A--s-ci*lion. fully alive to tbo pressing wants of the citisens of Chicago, held a niceties in Masonic Hall last evening* J. W. McNeil in the chair, and A. J. Whitaker Secretary. Mr. McNeil, in a brief speech, informed the association tor what pur .*oao they were called together. He read the fol lowing* which ho bad received from the' Secr etary ot War: ’*l inclose my check forSlOO.tube added to the funds of your association for the reliefof sufferers by the firo in Chicago. Wil liam W. Belknap, Secretary of War." lion. K. C. Innnoll being called upon, said that he understood that the city of Washington wocld subscribe SSO.OUQ toward the relief ol the sufirrers. It was all-important that the money should bo tailed promptly and sent to the Mayor of Chicago for proper distribution. _ Tbo State of Illinois* be said, the richest State in the Union. would respond liberally for her Chicago. It would be useless fur him to attempt to describe the want of money in that city at present lie i sogg-sted that a committee of fire be appointed to solicit subscription* in the city and Depart i meets. II the money was subscribed he ssld be could obtain tbo money on the list from the First National Bank. i The chair appointed as the Committee on Fi nances Zion. K. C. lugertoU*-Janitts Simmonds, J. |i. Seville, Colonel A, 11, Holt, and Captain K. T. Bower. The chair then, on motion, appointed A. J. Whitaker, George Marsh. Jr., Q. Bdw»rd«, j.' B. Atkinson. Charles Scott, J. C. Willis. The odore Lamb. George Wiswald. and B. F. Haller s committee on subscription, with (all power to appoint sob-committees. The list was then opened and the following cash subscriptions received: JS. C. IngerSoll. flDO: \V. W Salkaap, r:CO: fc*. C. Herrick, S3: C. B. Webster, $5; James W. Snnners.fS; U. H. Edwards. $10; James Newlands, $5: S. T. Dal las. $5; Willism M. Mitchell* $5; Gen. Marsh, $5; C. Thomas. $5: A. 0. Wiley. $5: Junius Simmons, S5; Charles Butler* 85: W. W. Hayes, $5; A. F.Bower, III 1 J. M. llioekley. $5; U. K. Edwards. $5; J. B. Atkinson, for Second Audit or’s Office, $45; J. H. Saville, S2O: James C, Witwell* $100: Lewis Kcinburg* $6; A. S. Whit inker. $lO, and J. M. McNeil, $7. The snbscriptiens, with the cash, amount to (60Q, wbich will be sent to Chicago by lion. K. C. Ingersoll to-dav. Mr. Ingcrsuli desires to have it enlarged as much as possible, and lor that purpose he and tbo committee will be at tbo office of Kilbourn A Laita* corner of Fifteenth .and Qsttaats, till 3p.ro. to-day,where they will be moat happy to receive contributious, Checks can olid -be mo t-ie hiscredrtto the First Nation al Bank. The Baltimore Ohio' and tbe Marietta A Cin cinnati Railroads have notified Mr. McNeil that they will transport all goods tree to tbe Chicago sufferers. Persona baving clothing to contribute will please send it to the store of Messrs. Yates «k Wls well, Ko. 310 Seventh street northwest, who hare kindly volunteered to pack it end scud t to Chicago. Mr. W. X>. Kerfoot Chicago (Oct. IS) D«p*lcb to the Clocinoavi 1 qnlror. To Mr. W. D. Kerfjot, rcil estate dealer* for merly of Cincinnati, belongs the-credit ol pul lice up the first building in the burnt district* at No. 89 Washington street, the site of iiia former Hook. To*day bis building, ut rough boards, covering au area of about twenty square yards and one story high, is up. aad the wiud.-w» and doors are io. Over the door appears the following lerend: **W.D. Kerfoot, real estate dealer. No. 89 Washington street." Ou another part olthia building is painted in rough charac aeters this characteristic sentence; “Lost ah but wile aadchildreu and energy.’ In another tUoee is -painted “Kerfoot’s Block,*’ la large let leS‘r. Kcrfoot gives the JoUovicg graphic ac count of kii escape from the fire with his wife godchildren: “Beioglhe owner ofahone and carriage which I used to go to and fro from my business, when 1 became satisfied that my house would soou be enveloped, 1 brought my horse and carriage before the bouse, and placed my wife and children in it. There was then no room for me, to 1 mounted the back of the animal and acted as postillion. While driving through the dame and smoke which en veloped us on all hands, I came across a gentleman who bad bis wife in a buggy, and was between the thills hauling it himself. 1 shouted to him to bitch bit carriage oa behind mine, which he did. and then got in beside bis wife. I then drove forward as fast as I could, for tho fiaaes were raging around os- After proceeding a short distance another gentleman was lound standing beside the street, with a carriage wait ing for a hone, which was not likely to come. I directed him to fasten on behind the second car riage, which he did, and lu this way pro whipped FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. FIZVAXCIAL MATTERS. New fork Stock and Bond Market. Tho following were telegraphic quotations on Saturday, Oct. U: FIRST BOABD. N.Y. Central 87*4 Sixes. 188».. 115% Heading 104% 5-20s, 1862 „U4% Kock Island 97% 5-20s, 1861 -113% Northwestern 51 5-20s, 1865 114% Like Shore 93% 5-20s,now, -112*4 Pacific 45% 5-203,1507,,, 112% W. Un 56% 5-20*. 1863..., -1125* Wabash 55% 10.40s 109% Union Pacific. 24 Currency Gs 11l Eric 2T% I Gold 114% Loxnox, Oct. 14—11 n. in. 1 C insol« 92%® 92% I 5-20s, cx uiv .89% New York. Oct. 14,12a*m. I SECOND BOARD. N. Y. C 87% Lake Shore, C. Jk P -115 Pacific 457$ Adams.,., 81 St. Paul 54% M. C ,115 W, U 56ft Uuck l?Utid 97% Wabosn s»ft Northwestern 55% Gold U-IJ6 Tho Financial Prospect. Banking operations arc entirely suspended yet. With the exception ol tbo Union Stock Yards National Bank and a email savi-gs bank on Twenty-second street, there was n>t a money lending r deposit-receiving institution open for t business during tho whole of last week. Large t amounts of both currency and bills of exchange have been offered to tho effi CJra of the various National Banks o* deposit, nil of which they bare been obliged to refuse because they have no place to keep si. Almost the only places of deposit have been the few private vaults and safes remaining i in tbe parts ot tbo city not destroyed by tbo fire. A good deal **f the ready funds for which no 1 ;>1 tee of deposit could bo found here has f>mo to Milwaukee. and n large proportion of the i few financial transactions made hero In the last I three days bavo been through the Milwaukee banks. Tho National Banks of Ibiscity will prob ably make no definite announcement of tho 1 c*'Uiss they will pursue,individually, until alter their conference with the Comptroller of the Currency. but wo believe wo ore safe ia saying that they will all be open for badness before Wednesday or Thursday. Tbo Comptroller of tbe Currency. 11. K. Ilulbutd. Esq., arrived biro from Wash ington on Saturday evening al 6:to, to confer with tho National Bi.ikj. 11c, was the gue t of 21. K. Gallup, Esq., on Indiana uve uue, near Eighteenth street, on Saturday night. Tue financial prospect has continued to gr.,w more and more encouraging every d-*y since tbe tuiddlo «.f last week. The safety of almost every dollar of money and securities in the vaults of ibe batiks has been assured, and tbe prospect r»r the payment oi losses by insurance companies is vastly more encouraging than It was three or lour days ago. Toe English companies will pr .bably piy tbo whole of their losses promptly. A Hartford banker writes that ail tho Hartford companies will poy their losses as ,soon ns ad justed. from what we can glean in regard to tbo New York companies some willloso their enl.re capital, but on the average they will be Able to pay 80 or 90 per cent. Western companies wilt not torn out so well, but will all beanie to pay something. Even our Chicago companies, all of which are busted,” will eventually be able to pay a little, aud, on the whole, wo be lieve that 75 per cent cl the insurance losses will bo paid. This will not, of course, pay that pro portion oi tho loss of property, because, on tbe average, the property destroyed was insured for but little over half its yaluc, but even Ibis af fords a much more favorable prospect (ban was presented a few days ago. New Banks. The many Iriendsof Goorgo Smith, Esq.. who (Tss for 00 many yean a banker in Chicago, but who fur S ima years past has been in bcotlaud. will be interested to learn that he baa started back to Onicago to open a bank* A despatch has been received from Mr. Angus, President of tbo Bank of Montreal, to a friend id this city, stating that bo has sent no agent to Chicago to establish a branch bank. The Bank •if Montreal is, as is veil known, one of the Heaviest money institutions in the world, and ought to be able tu afford our merchants largo facilities for business. Tno capital of too bank is *6.000,000; surplus, 53.Uti0.060; deposits, $21,- 000.000. The stock of tao bank sold las; week lor 238. Besides tbo, two obovc instances, wo bear of two other projects to start new private banks witu ample capital. One of these is by a IV ci tern capitalist who can pntnl least 560U.003 m cash lands into the business, but whoso uatucwe are lor the present not at liberty to mention. Judging by want we hear of these various pro* jects, it seems not improbable, that, csido fnm 'he proposed branch of the Bank of Montreal, fJ.OOO.OjO or £4000,000 of new capital not hitherto engaged in banking will come to Chicago wilbin the nest month or two, to bo used as additional uaok capital. The great surplus of floating capital which was so freely offered for .ovestment all summer in the principal money markets of the world has found no satis factory investment yet, and the opportunity offered lor using it in legitimate and permanent hanking basiuoss in Chicago will draw millions neru which would not havu come while our ex isting banks wero in lull operation and in pos session ot tbo field. Banka and Bunk Vaults. Tbe vault of tbe Union National 'Bank has been opened, and every dollar 01 money and every book and paper fouul as perfect as when Putin. The inside of tue vault was sot heated at ad, and even a candle lets in the vault was not melted. —The vaults of the Northwestern National Dank and Corn Exchange National Bank were opened on Saturday and everything found to bo P Loan and Trust Company have opened their money vault and found every thing pcrlectly preserved, bat their book vault was destroyed and their books test. This is tbe most serious loss any bank in (he city has sus tained in tho contents ot its vaults. —The great loss in tho stftn fire-proof vaults ol the Custom Hols: i-given to detail In another part of the paper. —All persons opening safes and vaults and finding their currency charred and partly con sumed, should at once nack it up ana forward it to the Redemption Bureau at Washington, where experts can ascertain its value and remit new currency to that amount. —The First National Bank will bo open for business as nmai on Monday morning. October 16. atits temporary office No. 419 Wabash are* QUO. —The Second National Bank will n» u«por* rny at No. 25 Ualsted street. —Tue Union Stock Vania National Bank it joins famines* as n«ual. It is confidently be* liuTcd that live stock operators bare not suffer* el by the great calamity, and mat both buyers nod cotuinis:ion men areas good os before the fire, Bents and Beal Estate. Heals have gone up enormously since the de struction of so large a portion of toe buildings ul the city. Tho residences along Wabash ave nue, north ol Twenty-second street, which were susceptible of being used fur banns, railroad offi ces etc.. eto.,arc* of course, m demand, and on me must central part of tuat struct, between Peek court and Fourteenth street, aro rent ing fur an advance of just about ItO per cent on the pnoos they commanded oeioro the fire. Dwc.llugs a little further from the business quarter, bat woioh aro now availa ble (or offices of less importance than backlog and railroad boilucs?, bare advanced from 50 to 00 per cent over tbo prices demanded before tbo tire, aud others which are available far noil.ice bat residence purposes, have advanced about S3 per ccut in all parts of the city and lor all classes of bouses. Too rise is probably greater than can be sustained for more than a month or two. Within a few weeks several hundred tenpurary bouses will bo erected in tbo former business district. Tbts will diminish thedemandfordwell lugs to bo used lor business purposes, and increase the supply of dwellings, Before tne fire there were not less than fifteen hundred unoccu pied dwelling houses in tbo city, principally in tbe West and South Divisions. The most of them had been built for sale, and were sot of tered for rent, but there are few people now who have money to buy, and tbe improbability ol selling will nowlorcetbo owners to offer them torrent. Ot those who have lost their houses, many have sent their families out of the city for tbe winter, and all who remain will feci disposed io cut down expenses by going into smaller bouses than they occupied before. If all these circumstances are duly considered, it will be seen that there is in fact but little reason for a rise in runts. Those who .in the present contused condition of things jump to tne con clusion that house-room will ba very scarce this winter, and. under that impression, enter into contracts for dwellings at high rents, will probably find they bmvo made a mistake. Quito a number sales of improved real estate have been made since tbe fire. Several new houses on the avenues hare been sold, be cause they wero available for offices. Tbe priees obtained were dust about wnst was de manded before tbe fire. A Jorso-, amount i>f money is offered here lor ground in the business part ol tbe burnt district. Capitalists bare come from Cincinnati. Louisville, New York, Boston, and other places, with the expectation of buying ground. in tbe funner business quarter at large reduction* on former values, and building it up again. From tbo amounts which several of the principal real estate agents are authorized to invest we should think there bos over $1,000,000 or such money corns here since the fire. The point ot greatest interest is to know at what reduction on former values to begin, in this respect everybody seems to boat sea, and no transaction bas been made yet to establish a precedent. COMMEBCIAX. Satcwjat Evening, Oeult. There was little trading od ’Cnacge io-day, the morning being devoted to on informal discussion oi tbe business to come before tbo meeting at 2 o’clock, sod to personal gossip about tho fire and other matters. Around the Secretary's table there was a .group of applicants for relief and committeemen errancies details f»r ccliet work. One rather prominent topic of conversation was the tappoiod action of tbo J»uw wide Associa* lion; bnt, as no one knew anything abont it, the conversation was ail lnlerrv*«uon nr excla (nation, with no nnawer. beoee nothing was elicited worth being put in print. At 2 o’clock tbe board was called to order, as per adjournment troui Tuesday last, the owtcl being to act on the question «f dealing sub tho conlr.cU for tbe delivery ol producei xh.t were outstanding at tbe date o| tbo fire. Presi dent Preston occupied the chair, and stated tac qtt Oa l motion of D. U. Lincoln the recoin meoda tiun of the Directors was read, to the effect that all such scores bo veilled upon the basis of tho prices current at the close of Cnaoge on aalur day and that a committee of nine be appointed to establish a basts of prices for such settlements. W. K. Brainard moved tbe adoption of tho recommendation. T Tbe Secretary read a substitute offered of J. IV. Lyon, to the effect that $1.20 bo the basts for settlement on wheat, and 4So on corn, and that a committee of three be appointed to carry out the resolution. Tabled. Tbo recommendation of the Directors was then taken up, and Mr. Meadows moved that too wnolosaucclbc deferred for another week; any action os it would not be binding on individual members. Tabled. Mr. H. C. Reid offered tbe fallowing as a mb •litnte: Jtnolved, That parties having contracts settle with tbe parties with whom they bare such trades. In their uwn way. Tabled. As»*» Mr. 8. B. Williams asked wuetber it is intended that tho committee should have any control in tbe settlement of the trades. tCries of **/L>. n °Mr. Dow asked whether the price of leiUcment must be that at the close of ’Change, or at tbe close ot the day. Mr. Dnobam moved an amendment that the basis of ictUamcnt be tbe average of prices of tho Saturday preceding tbe fire. Adopted, i The recommendation of tho as "amended was adoptednoanlmously. Israel P. Rutusay said U would be necessary k to establish a clearing nooie fur the settlement i ofdifferencea, or else the right parties won.d not always getthe money. He moved thkt the cgin* mittee ol nine shall act aa a clearing commit tee. with power to appoint a portion of their i number to so act. Carried, i The meeting then adjourned. 1 Toe committee as appointed by the President,, consist* of the following gentlemen t Ira Y. Muon. Geo. M. Mow, A. B. Hitchcock. A. W. Wright* George Walker. Wiley M. Spin. J. U I Dole, J. L. Hancock,S, 11. MeCrea. that tbo universal destruction of records has obliterated all tract of a crott many transac tion* which cannot crco bo remembered, lint tho Board of Trade has decided to settle up at far ax practlcublo under tbo circumstance*. A« Macbeth ouca remarked, Ansels can do no more/’ Bat little trading was done in groin. Abnnt 10 cmloiM of No. 2i|irinj wuou were bought at ?I.IS, a decline of 2c from the lasi sale reported “the Purchaser to pay on Monday or Tuesday, on the arrival of funds from Now York. The sales were made by S. JI. McCroa to J. B. Lyon. Corn was inactive: nominal at 43c. Oats wore steady, with sales of 3 car leads at 33c. Nothin* doing in rye or barley. Pror-stans were tinner. There was a buyer for 2*«o hrl» cash mess pork nt 513.00, but nn seller. Oao holder named $13.50 a« the probable mar* kot. Lard was nominal at t%£lfo. Meats were firmer. Sole was reported oi 40,000 lb* short ribs Shoulder* were nominal at fic: and short clear at 7Vf@7JS?. Boxed meats J-icflb'Te theso quotations. Mcssbsei nominal at 89.50; lor tallow 8o naa bid. Freights were firm at 14s for corn by steam to Buffalo, and 13c tor com and rye by sail to do. Oats to Now York were taken at2o>4e» and 6.000 bu corn was token through to Boston at36c, on the propeller Offdeaibureh. The propeller City of Detroit was reported late to take 22.000 bu corn to Buffalo for 13c. iiighwioes were more active, at yesterday's quotations. Sales were reported of ISO brls at 92c per gallon. Tho following was the number of ears of grain inspected Into store daring the five days ending with Friday evening: 727 cars wheat. 424 ears corn, 217 car* oatr, 96 car* rye, 171 cars barley. Total. 1,625 cars, or 649,000 bu. Of these amounts 303 cars were received over tbe C., B. A 0.176 cars over the C., R. L k P.. 4SI Oon over tbe C. A., 220 cars oler tbe 1. C., 254 ears over tbe N. W. Galvna division, and 162 can over tbe N. W. T io shipments fur tho earns time wore 78,353 bu No. 2 spring. 1,712 In No. 1 do, 22.763 bu No. 3 do. 0.026 bu rejected do. 453 bu No. 2 red wheat, 38,422 bu No. 2 corn, 956 bu rejected do, 375 bu No 1 do, 351 bu yellow do, 55,525 bu No. 2 outs, 2,018 bu rejected nats, 1,356 bu No. 2 rye, 11.016 bu No, 2 barley. 402 bn rejected do. Total. 220.- 400 bu. The shipments include those of tbe Sat urday afternoon preceding tbo hre. The following quotations wore received by Mr. Morse: Nbw Yobk. Oct, 14—12:40 p- m.—Wheat is in good demand, better: Cbicago, 11.53g1.54H: Milwaukee, 11.5401.55Ht choice, II 56H; N».l, {I.SS. Corn doll at 79-* bid, 80c asked. ItECEIPTS-Flour, 13.WU brls; wheat, 287,000 bu; corn, 102,000 bu; oats. 17.003 ba. LiVEeraor., Oct. 14—3 p. m.-—Market un changed. Live Stock Market. CATTLE—There was little or nothing doing In this branch of trade to-day. Ttie receipts were meagre, and only about equal to the re quirements of the local trade. Shippers were In attendance, and would have operated on o lib- cral scale had tbo offering* of stock suitable for stiipment East been numerous enougD to attract bejr attention. Owinr to (he limited number .if beeves forwarded from here during tho past week tbe Eastern markets are firm and advanc- mg, and the comics week will probably be ao acure one here. Wo quote fair to choice ship pine steer* at t4.5'i@525, and common to good butcher*' Mali at ;3-1W34.0J. UOUS—Were is good demand, and all offer* inea were taken early 18l.JJU(3-4.5wer than during Wednesday and Thursday. There la a light demand* at H@l6o for ordinary to prime factory. COAL—Remain* steady at former prices. The supply has been reduced folly ono-halt by the firc.tho number of tons destroyed being esti mated at 80,030; which would leave about 75.000 tons now in store. Very little soft coal remains, but the deficiency can readily be supplied by rail, and there will be no advance in prices. EGGS—The offerings were ample and there were free sellers at lost week’s prices, or at 289 24c for fresh. FRUITS—Tho market was moderately well supplied with most descriptions of green fruits, and prices were no higher than a week ago, apples selling at $2.0093.60 per brl. and grapes >it 51.3531.50 for Concord and $1.753223 far Ca tawba per case. For dried trulls tho market was somownac unsettled. The stock at present on hand Is considerable, but there is a plenty en route, and our dealers will toon b« prepared to. fill i.rderi os usual. Wo note sales of 3 brls wild cranberries at $3.00; 6 ba do at $2/0. GROCERIES—Aro suit unsettled. Light or dvrs are Cuming in, and sro being tilled at about former prices. HAY—Little is doing in this branch of trade. The supply is light Lai quite sufficient, and prices remain comparatively steady at $13,003 14.00 lor pressed timothy: 59.00910.00 for prairie, and at 48.00913 00 lor loose descriptions. Toere was some inquiry to-day for shipment East and to tbo lumber country, but the lack of tranapor- cation checked the outward movement. HlDES—Remain nominally Unchanged. A few are arriving, and are selling at about former rates, quotable at IDHo for heavy green cured, and lUS lor light do. LIME—Is quoted at 11.00. NAILS—Were firm ondcr a continued active demand, but no advance was gained, sales mak ing at 51.25 rates. ON IONS—Are plenty at 70(3SDc per bu. OlLS—Business In this department.is rapidly reviving, and prices aro becoming still more settled. Several dealers have resumed opera* tton, and country and city orders are being filled at prices nut varying materially from those cur* rent bciore the fire. Carbon is la ample supply and has declined to 3Sc. Lard oil is quoted steady at 50a for extra winter; 750 for No. I car root make, and 650 for No. 2 do. Linseed and turpentine arc nominal at 85090 c for the lormcr ana at 730 for the latter. Wnale oil is quoted a, 77@S0e. i POTATOES—Aro m demand, and remain firm at 650753 per ba. We note a sale of 10 brls sweet potatoes at 52.62J4. POULTRY ANDOAME-Xs coming in freely, and is scLiog at lower prices. We quote chick ens at per dozen, and prairie chick ens. 51.7502-25. PAIN IS—There was some inquiry to-day. and light sales at 111.60 per 100 lbs, for pure Mbito lead. SALT—The total loss by the fire nos about 45,0uu brls, bat the stock hero U large, and prices steady, there is a good demand at former quotations. WOOL—There Is no movement of consequence, and values are little better than nominal. MARIUS INTELLIGENCE. Disasters, We learn that tbe propeller Free State, which went ashore on Grey's Reef a short time Since, has none to pieces. —Tbe steamer Wyoming, eshore at Forcat-. r f Lake Baron, is a total loss. —The schooner Seneca Chief was burned at Manistee, on Wednesday last. Lois 46,009: no insurance. —The schooner Q. L. Newman is ashore on Green Island Reef. She ia lumber laden. l Xbo schooners Pilgrim and Throe Bella ran aaboro at Muskegon on Tuuraday, bat were got off without much damage. —The schooner American Union, loaded with grain for Buffalo, ia ashore ct Beavtr Island. She Is also dismasted. —A three-masted schooner, deeply laden, is on the beach at Point Waugosbance. —A large three-and-aftcr, grain leaded, is ashore on Crane Island, and a white fore-aod after is on White Shoo). —Another loro-and aft schooner, grain laden, is in trouble at Forly-Milo Point. —The propeller-barge J crock! lost beriarge anchors off Fox Island a few days ago. —The schooner Laeinda Vau Vaikeoherg got 1 ashore on Presque i»le Point on Wednesday, and was obliged to jettison 3,000 bushels of wheat before aho could be pulled vff by the propeller City of New York. Her Captain arrived in this city yesterday. —The propeller Colorado got a ground near the pier yesterday, but gut afloat toward evening without sustaining any damage. —The propeller Winslow is reported bard aground in too Detroit River. —Tbe propeller Mohawk. of the Western Transportation Company's Line, got on a reef in the neighborhood of Point anx Barques on Wednesday, and threw overboard 1,400 barrels of flour beturo being released. —We understand that the Coast Wrecking Company bos succeeded la raising tbe propeller Dictator and towed hot into South Mao itoa Har bor. —The schooner Msjor Anderson, loaded with coal for Chicago, which wont ashore at Two Riveri Point last week, baa gone to pieces. Sue was owned by Captains John Priadivilleand Morris, of Chicago. —The tog which went to tbe assistance of tbe schooner Melvins, ashore at Pigeon Bay. baa re turned to Detroit tor another hawser. Toe ves sel was moved about eight feet, when tbe line parted, whteh put an cad to too undertaking until other appliances coa!d be brought into requisition. The Melvina is lignt and well out, and the work of floating her is therotoro of so small megoUnde. The schooner General, also asuoro in me above lo cality. will doubtless fare baid from toe effeots of the present weather, and the abate >s tre decid edly on the side of a total lost tier situation up to lateM accounts was unchanged. At Anchor, We leant from steamer* which arrived here «n Friday and Saturday that on Wednesday tweo tj'Dir e vessels were st »nchor near Point nao gosU&cco aaot lixteea at St Helena. Lake Freights. The following esxegemeata wro reported: To Bcrrato—schrOakLeafi rye, at 13c; bark Harry iliascl, corn, at 13o; aohr Quid* en Wen, com st 12c; aohr Docaldxoo, wheat, at 13c; icbr Wilbur, wheat, at 13c. To New ibsr—Props. W. M. Tweed, and SlLocL, oats, at 2i»J4c. At the close ot' ’Change the prop. City of Detroit was put in fur ouro to Buffalo, at 13o; and a prop, name not circa, lor corn to Dos* too, on p. t. Sympathy from Abroad. l/osao*. OeU 12—Midnight.—lo response to thacjllot tne American Minister for a meeting to express sympathy aod provide relief for the oeuple o( Chic*co, over tuo American and Eng li»b gentlemen assembled at the Langbam Hotel to-mght, The parlors were crowded to excess. Many persona were unable to obtain admit* tanoe. The meeting was organised with Robert :C. Schenck as Chairman. Brief but stirring ap* peals were made by several spcaken. Maps of the nntortuoate city, with the burnt quarter designated, bad been bung on the walls and were explained oy gentlemen well acquainted with the ground. One speaker drew a parallel between the con* fUgration in Coieago and the great Are of Lon don. The enthusiasm, which was evident from the opening of the meeting, needed no stlmnlns. Everybody was eager to contribute, and within a short time from the opening uf the list ten.thou sand pounds sterling was subscribed r»ca rood. Conspicuous among'the subscribers were sev eral confederates, who requested that their names should not appear. A few merchants of Chicago, whose establishments were destroyed by-tne fire, also-offered-their toutribatlon*, amid the cheers of the assemblage. Resolutions expressing the' deepest sympathy for the sufferers, and pledging further aid, wore adopted by acclamation. I A committee was appointed, with J. T. Morgan and Sebe&ck at the bead, to procure additional subscription* in Loudon and throughout the Kingdom, and more is every reason to expect that a very large son will be raised. Expres sions of sympathy were received by telegram from all parts o* the country, and read by.the Chairman. r Among those present wore Hod. A. G. Curtin. Minutsrlo Russia; Geo. A. E.Burnside. Gen. Q A. Barnard, Hon. H. McCulloch. Messrs. Morgan and WoodunU, ot the American Lega tion i Adam Bodeau, Conrol General at London; William E. Dodge. New Turk: John J. Cisco. New York; Messrs. Hunn, starring anu Uabicht, of Wows, Habicht Jt Co.; Bowles. Randolph, Clay. Geurge likes, Boughton, the artist. Job a Hoey. and Tbadeus Hyatt. Many eminent Englishmen also attended the meeting, aod manifested their Interest in its objects liber ally by word and deed. Pxus.Oet. IS.—Minister Washburn has Issued a esll w-f •&S‘ls&ssssst L. FOWLER, AaskSont. -ii FOR SALE. First Class- Jot Ole for Sale. Any person wishing a first class Job office which CttMnol 1 V r BUSINESS CARPS. THE NATION AIi (ELfilJi) WATCH COMPANY Have resumed business at the jS. W. cor. of Green and Wasbingtpn-sts. 10,000 Elgin Watches protected in Vaults passed throngh the great conflagration uninjured, and can be rec ommended as Adjusted to Temperature. Orders from the trade promptly filled. Chicago Advertising SHARP S Til AIN Will be pleased to ace their Mends at ROOM 6, WELCH'S BUILDING, 63 SOUTH CANAL-ST., Where they are prepared to Insert advertising in the leading Newspapers of tbo country at publish era' lowest rates. REMOVED. D. COLE SON, Real Ertnlc and Ilontc Agent,, 188 West Hladlioii-it, Can be found a large lint of proiwrlf for >alo and rent in the West Division. Hanses routed and Rents Col lected. Barnes House, Comer of Canal and Randolph, WEST SIDE. W. K. SWALLOW, Proprietor. T. S. FITCH CO. Can be Found in Temporary Quarters Erected at thelrOld Standi 163 and 165 Dearbom-st, tenney, McClellan, tenney, Attorneys and Counsellors, 45 Hnb bard-conrt, between State and Wa bash. H A, Kohn i Bros. Have ibcir office at 571 WABASH-AV-, aod arc making preparations to resume business at an early day. D. Kriegh and Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Office for the ptescot at STAR AND GILES ENT MILLS. at Randolph-st bridge, West Side. Office D. W. A. KEITH CO. at __ 593 Mlchlgan-tr. Jacob R. Shipherd Co. BANKERS, 164 Twenty-second-st., Chicago 21 Pine-uL, New York. Oar LaSallc-et vault proved perfect, and wo are transacting business without interruption at our Twcotj-eecODd-tt. office. Lovejoy Foster OPENED AT 800 WEST RANDOLPH-ST. VIEWS 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 hand rcadyforaale. The Law Office KING, SCOTT PAYSON Is located at C 37 Wabasb*av. S. D. Childs, Jr., Co., ENGRAVERS AND DIE SINKERS, Corner Elude and Kldgebnrr-sta., adjoining tbe bridge. Cavanagh and Bodle, (Late 487 and North xa**w«i iu lomrm tneirmends and the public that they hare removed to 230 CALUMET-AV.. And will exectue all orders after tbe 20th Instant. Wakeman, Manley and Wakeman, LAW OFFICE AND NOTARY PUBLIC, 45 SOOTH GANAL-ST. CHICAGO. IronCliffs.pQ. Office, SquUt Jcffersoo-st. JAMES ROOD, Agent. Mead and Coe, LOAX ANT> REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Removed td 79 West Madleon-st.,. corner of Jeffer son. Opr books and papers 'saved, and we are ready for any business in car line. R. R. LANDON, Importer*, Jobbers, and manufacturers’ agent, commission -merchant, resumes business No. fe Lind Block, only building left on South Side. McWilliams and Co., PRODUCE COMMISSION, Have resumed business at 88 West Randolph-st. Gallup and Peabody will, fbr the present, have their OFFICE 449 Wabaab-av.r i Rochester Machinery Manufacturing Co.,' Q. G. V; J-RMER, Manager. 87 shd 39 Booth Canal at., comer Washington, Chicago, 111., manufac turer* and dealer* in Wood and Iron Working Machinery, at old prices. Giro at a call. TTm. O, White dc Co., OFFICE AT NO. 1001 WABASH AVENUE, Between Twe»***-*»*ytnH •nd Mrd *tp« C. S. Hutchins tc Co., Graiu and Prodace Commission' Merchants, have res m»l business at No. 97 WestMadleon-et., and arc rea_l/ to receive all consignments of grain and prodace the same as befowtho lire. C. 11. Hanson. Stencils, Engraving 1 and Die-Sinldnff, M West Midison-st. A.J. Harris, Dentist, at 400 W abash-av. C. 1.. Jienkg, Real Estate office, now at acmifacut corner of Clark and Barrison-ets, Offices and stores for rent. Notice to Retailers. Received this, day a sniply of American Eagle Chewing TOBACCO. Also, a due assortment of SMOKING TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC. Orders promptly attended to. WSL U. HAQARD, Agent, 171 West Madison. HOWE RUSSELL, LAWYERS, IU9 Wabaah-av. BATES Sc HODGES, LAW OFFICE; 113 West Sadlion-Jl. OFFICE OF The Riverside Improvement Com- pany Is st 706 Wabaih-av. ■V--- r .'•sTiq v OFFICE OF A. C. O. F,. Badger Is at 700 ,w*buh*av. Brintna'il, Terry fit Beldon, WHOLESALE HARDWARE, Removed to brick store. No. 87 West Lake-st, Ex pect to be able to flJf orders in a Short lime. M- Graff it Co-, Jobbers ot finer groceries, in West Madtaon-sL, BPSIHESS CARDS. ROBERT fIiREER, INSURANCE BROKER AND Adjuster of Fire Losses, NO. Gi SOUTH CANAL-ST.. Third floor, front. proofs of loss prepared with despatch. and at a moderate expense. Blanks on nand In fall supply. E. Schneider Co. STAR CANDLES, v Retail Trade. You can get Star Candlea at oar factory, over Archer-are. bridge, at eighteen cenlsper Pjwndof sixteen canoes, and wo arc prepare dta fill ders to Ibo jobbing trade all -over «bc country at fofmerprice*. Agency, G- H. L. LAFLIN, WHOLESALE P* A 3F* DEALERS, North Jefferson-st., AND 340 Wabash-av., CHICAGO. ILL. Diebold Kienzle Safes, REMOVED TO 416 STATE-ST., OLD PRICES. V. S. COVERT. October 10.1871. Law Office. ELA A PARKER. GEO. W. PLUMMER. Our clients will find oa AT 1H WEST RANDOLTH-ST. Near Union, wßAtvr FOR WORK. John Stevenson, MERCHANT .TAILOR, WILL RESUME BUSINESS, WITH AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK, OCT. SS, ON THE COB. OF WABASR-AV. AND twestt-seOond-st. CHASE,- HANFORD 00,, Oils, White Lead. Vamlabes, «?^B r Pino Tar, etc., 479 Canal-*!., near Twelfth*!., cm cago. ESAIAS J. WAHREN, -Beal Estate- Broker, Has opened a new office at 418 Mlo'hlgan-av. Boalocas continued without loterroptlon. _ Win. H; Patterson, GAS FIXTURES, PLUMBERS’ MATERIALS, Qaa and Steam Filters Supplies, lit WEST RANDOLPH-ST.. CHICAGO. Wright Tyrrell, S. E. CORNER OP WASHINGTON AND .'I HALSTED-STS. MUNSON CO., Man ufacturers of LEATHER BELTING, 14 and 16 W. Randolph-st. American Emigrant Company Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Ocean ticket! to andfrom Europe. Generalralmay ticket office. Western office 89 West Klnzle-st. FREDERIC NELSON, Agent, Chicago, CARTER BROS., Contractors of Masonry. Office, 384 W. Adams-st The Wheeler Wilson SEWING MACHINE OFFICE, At S3S West Madiaon-st. Thayer itTobey Furniture Co., 86, 63, and 00 West Kandolph-st OFFICE AND OTHER FURNITURE The Mechanics' Savings Bank. 161 TWENTY'S ECONO-ST,, CAPITAL, JACOB R. SHIPSERD. President. CHARLES B. SHEDD. Treasurer. Escaped without tbe slightest Injury, and Is transacting business without interruption. Haskins, Martin 4 Wheeler, OFFICE No. GB6 South Canal-st. Are prepared, as usual, to fill all ordcra for SALT, (fine, coarse, and dairy X f CEMENT, and STUCCO. Fox and Howard, t -CONTRACTORS for Dredging, Dock hnlldlng Bridging, Ac.., Office £6 NORTH CLINTON-ST., at.Volcan Iron Works. Hutchinson and Luff, Attorneys at Law, 3SJ Wahash-ar., will give special attention to the examination and perfect ing of titles to real estate and the negotiation of loans. C. B. Waite, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 47 SIXTEENTH ST. Frazer Lubricator Co. Saved. ORDERS FOR FRAZER'S AXLE GREASE ANSWERED PROMPTLY. OFFICE 68 CENTRE-AV. William Little Co., GENERAL COMMISSION, 8® West Madison-st. goon asusnaL J. S. Peironnet Co,, GRAIN COMMISSION MERCHANTS, rcmorcd to 63 Sooth Canal-st. Ready for bastoeia. CALLAG3A2T* COCKCROFT, 108 Randolph st., hare on the way an entire new stock, and will be ready for business in a tew days. AYRES EOFF Can be found at present, for the pare ha sc and sale of real estate, at Ml Wabasb-ar. Persons wishing to boy, sell, or rent, will please call at above place HENRY EOFF. Julios Rosenthal, A. M. Pence, and Adolph Moses, Attorneys. Room 8, Masonic Building, southwest comer Randolph and Hslsted-et*. Laflin 4 Rand Powder Co. ORANGE QDN POWDER. Fill order! prompt- Ij. at M 5 W»lr.sli-3T. nieebu, swoii&aniss hare removed their law office to 379 Wabash-av. D. Cole Son, ISS WEST MADISON.ST., here m large list of honses to rent; famished and IN THE WEST DIVISION. We bare some bargain* in bnlldlngs on leased lota. i T. F. Baldwin, Real Estate Agent All letters sod all business. Address him at hi* residence, MS Washlngton-at., one block west of Union Bark. Enoa Brown Co., Office 58 Canal-st. All parties are earnestly re quested to remit their indebtedness st once. Frank Surges A Co. «their (ketory, «0 to»B Peoria-st.. comer of Hudson, .hick Is Intact andmnnlcg Ml force. Oar customers will please send their orders; which will b« filled quite promptly for manufactured goods sxkd tinners'stock. The Western News Company. Our Periodical business Is bow in running order wane as before. Our customers will please remit balances due to our present place of business— either by draft on New York, currency (by ex press), or P. O. order*—comer of Randolph and Jcffemon-sts. Wells A Faulkner, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Will report In a few days on Lake Shore, between Peck and Hannon conrt. COMMISSION MERCHANT, burned ont atlS6 South Waler-et Re-established at T3O Stale st., (near the Post Office.) Conalgnmeols of country produce, etc., solicited. Waite' tc Clarke. Office S3 and SI Coogrew Half, Cougress-et-, next Michigan-sv. Hotel, Lyman A Jackson, LAW OFFICE AND NOTARY PUBLIC, Room 3,79 West Madlson-st. D. P. Wilder. LAW OFFICE (for the present), comer Thlrd av. Dr. Edwards, Office comer STATS AND TAYLQB-fiTa. Or. B. L. Reas, Oflet dumped to his residence, For sale— sixty peep ON WEST KAO son. east of Paulina; S3 fact on Wells, be tween Randolph and Washington ;129 feet on Indi ana. north of Thirtieth street; two booses and wx 125 feet on Parle avenue, near Robey; 46x150, No*. 63 and 65 South Canal street. This properly 1® rented for $10,009. We have removedbur office to No. 63 Sonth Cana street, have s large Eastern and Southern corres pondeoce; and'peraons bavins properly to seller partial wishing to inyost can always find ns a»b-nv„ near Thlrty-flrst-at. TO REN IV_.\ LARUE BRICK RESIUISNCK. Iti rooms, cost front on Wabash-av.. near Four tcenth-st.,for business purposes; alto a 3-ttorv I and basement brick houeo, Iti rooms on Aliclumin* i av„ north of Twcoty-sccond-at. SNYDER J5 LEE, No. U Sonth Ilaletcad-st.. corner of Randolphst. TO RENT-A PLEASANT”TE3fEM£XT OF 7 rooms, or lew, famished; farnltute for gale. Also, a lino office, good location foradrcotlut or physician. Address W, 820 Cottage Grove-nv. For i'ie.nt uousET'Fnr nlshcd complete, with barn. on West Monroe at. A HELL formerly l(W Washington**! T' lO RENT-TWO 'NEW MARBLE FRONT bouses of VI rooms; all modem Improvements; brick barns: Nos. ami mr» West Washlncton-et. near Paulina nml west of Union Park. SNYDER LEE, Real Estate Agents, No. 'j South Halsted street, corner of Raacfolphst.. Masonic UuUdlng. TO RENT—HOUSE AND FURNITURE. FOR six months or longer. WM. C. REYNOLDS. luSU Indiana-av.. near Twenty-thlrd-n. mO RENT—A GOOD HODSE AND STOKE. I centrally situated, at Hyde R;.>. Term* same as before the fire. C. B. WAIT: 97Sfxtecnth-pt. f|iO RENT—LARGE ROOMS FOR MANUFAC- X luring purposes, with power furnished from a 2uo-hor»e power engine in Dctroil. Apply lo TOM TENSQN GRAVES. Detroit, Mchlgan. TO RENT-ROOMS. 110 RENT—TO ONE OR TWO BUSINESS moo. a large front parlor and fine bedroon. both elegantly famished, with separate entrance, so that panics can be perfectly Independent Inquire at 354 Fulton-et., between Ann and Elisabeth. fi\6 RENT—SUITES OF THREE ROOMS. OX I Ist and 2d floors Thompson's Block, on Madlson-st., suitable for insurance business or law yer’s office, or anr light business. Apply to WM. n.THOMPSON,i2OWcBtMadieoa st., Thompson’s Block. fllU RE.Vr-O.NU FINE BASEMAN V ROOM. X suitable for a lawyer’* or physician’* oßlce. at 430 West Waahington-sL Also, large lofty rooms, with board. Apply at -U3 West Wft>hlngton-st. TO RENT—TDK SEBOND AND THIKD floors and basement of warehouse 46 South fer mercantile purposes. A. Kill- TO RENT —AND FOR SALE, ROOMS, houses, and ofllccs. BLANCHARD BROTH ERS, Real Estate and Loan Brokers, S0» State-at. TO BENT-STORES, OFFICES. Ac TO liBNT—STORKS 032 AND 034 STATE-ST.. with or withoot basements; can be enlarged i desired. Also, store find large ice boose, soltable forpack- Intj boose, with dwelling, at 247 Cottage Gro\e uv, Floe location Cor the boalnoss. Cottages and rooms In different parts of the city. AH of the above will be rented at fair rate-, and possession to-day if desired. Apply to GEO. 11 lIBSS. 389 Wamm-av.. from 7 to a. ro.; at Geo. M, Scott's office, 74 West Waahington-st.. from iu 11 a. in. and 4t05 p. ra.; at irJ-J Stato-sL from 1-2 to 2 p m. TO RENT—VALUABLE DOCK ON CHICAGO, ar. Apply to BARNUiI RICHARDSON Manufactanng Company. 04 Sooth Jcffersoo-aL ffO RENT—THE FINEST BASEMENT ON 1 Stato-sL, near ILirrison, 50x100 feat. For par ticulars, and to see It, apply to 283 State street, up stairs. TO KENT—FOR OFFICE, FRONT PARLOR. No. ftVt Wabas-b-av. TO RENT OB LEASE—LOT 40X131 FEET. uX east aide of Halsted-st. between Randolph and 3yishiDffton-9ts. SNYDER LEE, Real Estate Agents. No. 9 Httl*tcd-Et. LOST AND rOUND. Lost-ox Monday night a trunk was lost a fen* blocks sooth of Nonh-av. bridge, containing two account books of the Northwest PaporCo. Anyone having knowledge respecting them Is reonested to communicate it to the com pany. 87 West Lake-st. A suitable reward will ne paid, and no questions asked. OST—FROM 166 WABASU AV ONE SOLE leather trunk, marked E. R. T. A., Chicago.” Carried off aboutSa.m. Monday. The tinder will bo bandsomeiv rewarded on leaving at 384 Stale st. ARMSTRONG 3; CO. Lost ouu delivekv-wagon was last seen going south Tall of goods, fcanlcd by band power, on Michigan-av. Oar name in full Uon the wagon. Finder will be well rewarded on reporting to ARMSTRONG, BS4 State-st. OST—TAKEN PROBABLY BY MISTAKE from the office of the Metropolitan Hotel, on Monday afternoon, October-9, a black leather rallflc; the contents were of no value except to the owner. Please retnm it to th.- Metropolitan Hotel office, and a liberal reward will be paid, OEO. S. HAND. L" OST-TAKEX FROM TOE GARDEN Cm' Honsc, just before It was burnt, a largo Sara toga trunk, covered with canvas, upon tho ends of which was printed the owner’s name. Tho trunk was lilted with books, mostly inedical, many of which had the owner’s name written on them. A liberal reward will be given for Information of said trank or books. Ac.. left at tho Barnes House. J. IX. FREEMAN. Owner. UST-*jO REWARD—OURINU THE FIRE, on the North Side. Sunday nlcht, a trank ailed with clothing and marked R. 31. Fair. The al*ove reward will be paid for its return to IftSl Wabash -av. LOsT-UF THE MORNING OF THE 9TH, from the front of *205,2UC or 207 Mlchlgan-av.. 1 a largo pier glass or mirror, which, if returned to J. W. FARLIN, 505 Michigan-av.. a liberal reward will be paid. Lost-on Monday night last. 2 bay horses, welch about 11 cwt each, finder will he rewarded bv bnnginpto 292 Firat-et., near Panlina. FROSTBR’O’S, wood dealers. TOST— $30 REWARD—TWO TRUNKS* j tents, marked E. Sheldon,” and **F. B. Sheldon.” Tranks marked “P. B. S.” Informa tion left with WALDRON, NIBLOCK CO., i Ktppgbnry-pt.- Al OTTCE s3> REWARD—TWO TRUNKS. IN plainly marked ”S. W.Swyer, Chicago;” taken by a friend to earc. or stolen from lake shore. Also, one chest, 3 feet lone, IfootdorlU Inches square: eight camera tabes. Any party returning any of the above will receive the above reward. Leave same at Tribune office. HEWARD-TUE BXFIiKSSiIAX WHO BE celvcd upon hi.-* wagona Saratov Tmnk, mark ed F. U. L., upon the corner of LaSalle at. and Randolph, just as the fire reached that block, will be liberally rewarded by rending the same to F. H. Lon'j, owner. Xu. ICQS Wabaah-ar. EW ANY EWAKD-ANY PERSON' RETURNING TO F. H. Lonff. the black trunk left in LaaaJle Plrcct tunnel the nlsht of the Are, also three framed pictures of I*. C., left with It. will be libcr ally rewarded. No. 1033 Wabaab-nve. n\AK.kN'FKOSI THE” REAKOP 2*5 ILLINOIS- J, st.. Monday morning, dorin" the Are. aSeliptic springe wagon. neatly new, body painted green, wheels ted, no steps on; subsequently a horse was let loose Into the street; the bone is black, with white spot in forehead, no shoes on hind feet. Whoever will return tho horse or wagon will be suitably rewarded. JOHN GAMMELL, formerly OS Bush-at. Communicate with Eagle 4s Co., 9U West Late st. bor reward—for the return of a 2) ,40 plain Chicbcring piano, Boston make, taken from 23i> North LaSalie-at., together with fell load of furniture. Apply to W. H. ESTEY, 181 and 1® West Washinctoo-st. MISCELLANEOUS. Agents wanted.—now is .the time to make a new start. We shall be able to dll all orders after the SOtb. UNION PUBLISHING CO.. S6 Vlncenncs-av. 118 LARGEST AND FINEST FURNISIiEb bonse In Englewood to exchange for improved or unimproved business property; no incnmnnrnce; cost fl.uoo. A new neat dwelling near Fulton-av., South Side; price £7000; easyterme. A floo new residence on West Monroo-st., swell front, famish ed, fl0,000; long time. Thtxe houses on Warren av. for sale, and a fine brick residence on West Washington,furnished; price $11,000. iLA.LAW RBNCE CO., S3 South Canal. MACHINERY. Ames* engines, portables to ahorse power; threshing. Sand 10-horae; circular saw; mills, Foremen's grinding mills, com ehellers, belting, etc. COLLINS EATON, Agent, 70 South Canal-st. LANOTS’ STATIONARY AND PORTABLE engines and sawmills, etc., at the old stand, romcr.f't Cnu.rJ and Washington-ets. F. W. NOR- TtIBOP. enr real estAte*,: v FOR BALE-AT COTTAGE GROVE. SEVERAL fine houses, with moncro .conveniences and possession. A, J. SAWYER, 300 Colfax-av. TJOB SALB-BY A- J. A VEKELL, AT HIS PRIST JU cut office, 600 Wabash-ar.—house and lot oq Drexel-ar.. two blocks south of Oakwoodrav Lot »xl 80; boose 30x83 ft, nearly new. ftice' s*o,ooo—cash, $3,000; balance on easy terms, or can b»soldmnil»lwil. PERSONAL. MISSING— MBS. ERNESTINE SHMIDT, OP 211 East Bondolph-si., wants information of her husband. Christ. S. Shmidt,.at the drug store. No. 7T> Wg«t Randolph-st. Ktstituun jtontfiCTb can tots ews*i> at Wood'a, Siato-gt> ij WANTED. WANTED-THREB FIRST-CLASS TRAVEL ling boot and shoe salesmen. Address B