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THE LOST AXD FOV2VD.
Oivial List of Those Inquiring and
Being Inquired for by Friends.
Jaraslan ScV.lusir.scr can ba found cl 133
|jitker street.
Loss—-Mrs. Conienty inquired for by Max Wobl,
.00 State street.
Found—Little «jirl. 3 years old, can be found
ut Rolling Mill School House. Inquire of John
I’nelps.
J. W. Hull and wife is with A. D. Sample, kt
Englewood.
Berger Osbcrg will find bit daughter at Mr.
Warner'*. Waukegan, 111.
Johanna Hogan. little girl, 3 years old. address
her father, Willinm Hogas,.Fourth avenue, op
t osito Flint J: Thompson’s elevator.
Charles Wathier has pone to Mokcnc on It. I.
R. R., can bo found at Harry Tollman’s.
C. A. Waterman and wife can bo foand with
A. H. Sample, Englewood.
Catherine Gil., send word to L. Q. Miller, 311
Wontwnrth avenue.
Jacobson and Cob-: inquired for by Nicholson
Vshiarum. 2±2 North Ilnlstcd street.
Frank Mill r; inquired far by David Arnold,
Riverside. 111.
Mrs*Knk: inquired forty Adolph Sturm, w
and 93 West Randolph struct.
INrbira Sneider; inquired hr by Mrs. Cimmer,
251 Twenty-first sTeot. _ _
Margaret Ualy; inquired for by Mrs. McCur
’dy. 435 State stre-t. r
Ab'X. Hall; inquired for by Warjer Prolix,
No. 5 Kightvcntb street. _
Charles Warder, bookkeeper .HPuwß?*’
»*g*; please address to A. K. Ha 1:,51 \Seslßan
dUj P B \\°hiVt e- wife, nnd twoladio-; inquired
toremm in rru«siiiK’s Vinegar Fac
tory Slate street. IHca-e report to lotoih
gence Office corner Twelfth and Mate.
Mr> Hr. Salhberry: inquired I>t by her son,
Samuel S ilisbcrry, 5U2 Michigan sveoue.
Gems* W. Silver can bo Sound at 206 llalstcd
Maggie Page, formerly at No. 72 North
Slate, will please address her Cottage Grove
Vounz: inquired lor by Dr. Mar
cellas. comer Paulin»and First street.
Nelli* Defaan—l2 years old; send inf mnaticn
to 217 Third avenue.
K.»t>* and Anna O linen; inquired for by W.
P.iwers. Klein, Id.
David Black nnd family; inquired lor by Wal
ter Si Jncks»n, Pioneer, Pa.
I). A. Cro.d will please report at 143 Twenty
second street, waere he w ill find a fri-nd.
>l ar y Burns; inquired for by John Burns, 773
State strret.
Bridget Brennen: Inquired f*T by Mrs. John
Brenm-n, 273 Cottace Grove avenue.
Mr«. Frcdciieke Betczill; inquired f-rby Os
car Ulrica. KH West Lake street.
Liizie Durnhaldt; inquired for by William
Burnnaldi. 277 Orchard s:rool.
Willet L. Brown an t Herman Kraft: inquired
for by Charles Kraft. Please report a: intel
ligence office, corner of State and Twelfth
Claude Drown; inquired lor bv her mother.
Pl«a>o report at intilMgeucj office, corner of
Slate and Twelllb street*.
Minnie Andrews will flud her mother at Grace
Church, on Wabash avenue. _
W. Maloney, janitor of Major Block; inquired
for by D. J. McCarthy, vritu Dr. Fuller, on Hub
bard com t
Georec W. Miller, wife, and child, inquired for
by E. R Lake Sb>re Jfc Michigan Bjuthero
l*r* uht Office.
W.lliara Men c »n bn found at 123 Archer av.
Madam Da PeUrom. French Teacher —Send
wn-.i to A. A. Parker, 510 W.u.s«b avenue.
Fra *k Stewart, printer, in Tim-<s offiC'*, will
please call upon Anna Norton. Second Baptist
Stryker «fc Barnes will plcasn addross Mrs.
Hack-tt, lid Walnut street, immediat-ly.
Madam* N>ooyet J dial will please addrtes
M»damD-iI ncourt, at 541 Wabash avenue.
B. Harm gton inquired for l«y Miss
Jeiiuio H»rii‘.giou t 140 strci».
Cnas. T. G.cnny can be found at 410 South
C ark. ro -ui 5.
J.u.n H. Gu trel nnd laraily; iiquired for by
T. Meagher. Land Dcpartme.it. 1. C. R. it., ?oot
of Founeentu street.
Ab x. Greg; ab *y 4 Vj years old: «en I him to
the intciligei.es fficu. corner of Twelfth and
Stale streets, to bis lather.
Mrs. John Daly, and daughter Margaret, also,
her grinds n. Joun Condon. Inquired for by C.
M Daily, li.o Uut.ertield-treet.
Canid-.sua D »iUs; iuquind for by Mrs R alds
miai, Lincoln School, on Larrabeo s r»*et.
Mr?. Peterson cat bo luuud at 335 Calamot
Wallace; inquired for wife.
*tuyiug on Fouitn tireot, oclwocu Union aud
ilaUted. C 1
Arthur Ackr-yd: stopping at tha Sherman
House. J. M.B. Montreal, Canada, is anxious
to hear Irom him. _
Mr*. KlizaS.nuli and James and Lewis Smith,
will pl.uso call on Flora Smith, at 107 West
Mourue.
Geo. Bold has lost hi? child o years, old-can
be louml ai36 W. Lake Sr. with Martin Keller.
Mr. Kolinsby. inquired lor by L. b. Dimmock.
Cur. State tfnd 14tli. a
Morris DrukKcr, call on L. S. Dimmock, cor.
14th and Stat*.
Hliza.M. Clay.nr.d 3 children, inquired for
by W. 11. Clay, cor. Washington ami Ann.
Bnd**t C.isn*ili», inqu red fur by Patrick
Kelly. 13 Mayhew Street.
Cr;at Ev. leue. pi -«so call upon Jacob Mur
back, in the Counlv Hospital.
A. W. Gla«#. Geneva 111. inquires for hu
brother James Gas?-
Ponto—2 boys IT and 20 years of ace; inquir
ed f..r by H. Hoppe. 25 Cottigo Place.
Kate Hass, inquired for by ll.Hoss,CHS.Canal
Nellie Brown and two children, one 5 years old
and the other 2 mouth?, by William Browo, C 4
Care, inquired for by John Hardy.
Report to intcUtgenca office, corner Sttie and
Twelfth Birest.
Eivy Wilson eon bo found at tho Soldier s
Homo.
John Scovllle and Mr. Biggins will picas** ad
dress rr call upon Mr?. J. A. Walker, from New
York, at 859 NV. L ike street.
Jennie Hell inquired fur by John A. Hall. 133
W. Polk street.
Geo. A. il 'lm will please address Jacob liaisb.
Dc Kalb, His.
Wm. 0. Johnson, inquired for by Nicholas
Tobiasoti. 222 N. H-istud street.
C. Irvins, inquired tor by Christine Pitts at
Washingtonian Hum on Mutlis-*ii street.
Mary A. Glceson is at «ho Soldiers’ Home.
Mrs. Uickerton, on Washington street, be
tween Washington street and Wabash avenue.
Inqu.red for by L. N. Baldwin, 99 Twenty-ninth
street.
Mrs. Donohuo and two children are inquired
for by John Heed. 2S Cook street.
Morris A. Levison will plossc call at 276 W cat
Twelfth sired.
Augustus Kllis: inquired for by Margaret
Quinn, Intelligence Office, corner State and
Twclf b streets.
Lillie You-g, a litllo cirl 3 yean old. blue
dr«-83 and check cape. Token from a house as
Canal Btr*-**t. and u-fi at 2>S Weils street. Report
to 352 Fulton street.
Dr. Thomas Claik and family, please address
Sirap.on Simons, Ncp •n‘ct, IllimiD.
J. M. Chirk n»d totally: inquired for by Em
ma Anderson, 4JO Wentworth avenue.
Minnie Andrews and Minnie Stevenson will
find tiicir mother at Grace Cuurcti, on Wabasa
av-nue.
Joan C. Uuc. “f AroaJo Court, Inquired for
by J. Meeker. iSOCiilumct avenu-.
i-B-tscy Btoratnii (Swede); inquired iorby A. H.
Carter, No. SI6 Wabash avenue.
Dr. 11. N. Mackey, please report to James
Donnell, Ottawa, 111.
Strati M. lltcgios and two children .eporl to
otelligcnco office earner of Twelfth anil State
street:.
Elisabeth Unmblcr; inquired for by h-r broth
er. R. 11. Berber, suutlicast c-rucr of Judd and
Clinton streets.
.l<«sic Rn*e: inquired for by W. C. Hose.
W. A. Furbcr, architic call at 322 Went
worth avenue.
Dr. A. J. Mack. 122 South Hark street, please
report to Dr. Henderson,322 Wentworth avenue.
Hannah Ogslcy. and two sisters, Maria and
L-mon, inquired f.-r by Th -mas Lemon,
111 Xw.-niy-nint i str<-rt.
C«rey Powell inquire-- for by Cary Knight,
297 Fourth avenue.
Eden .McGovern pl.-r.se rcpnrt at 82 .Twenty
second s-recT.
Henry IVtcrsnn ir.q-iircd fop by Mr. Tnyl *r,
Pres dent Fourth National Dank, 475 Wabash
venue.
Knt«* WnMi—any person having s.-cn her sineo
the fire will confer n favor on her mother b>
reporting to her at southca-t corner Fulton and
Peoria .treet*.
Q. W. Dodge, student, Chicago Medical College,
tni-!in l-.i'c inform ition at headquarters I. O.
C- F.. --orner .Madiso and Ilvlst <d sir-ets.
ML* Maltic Sinotf, member ol Dr. Evert**
Ohtm-h. nill call on or address J. M. H immo d,
450 State s reel.
J r.n Binkley, who worked in the Times
office, should inform hi* mother, at Limn, 0 >to.
Mary Murphy and Kitty Ford,* If still alivo.
can find sumo old fncuds at 293 West Mour-o
stre-t.
Ernestine Smith, of 211 East Randolph street,
missing; husoand wants information at 76 West
Randolph street.
Tne Bavarian Consul should call at the West
ern Union To! graph office tor n cable telegram.
Ge«r.o A tan wlio uvc-lat the corner of Pine
and Ontario, wi i please leave address at The
TBtutxr ffice.
lh« A Mrs. E-lsillwas missing wn»
incorrect. Sue at the residence of H. E. Hurl
but.
The French Cu-«ul tony be found at 323 West
Knndoli’h itreet.
»T^e*t Cr nT,OC( con find hi* wife at 254 Indiana
Hre*strc'i atl r ,vo children nro at 844
2'. rl Slat «««t. rohi-
I,.** h-otbur. H. A. Newcomb, is at 175 West
ashing! »n street.
Mr. C. .V. Wntcrmnn ,if, and and
,r. J->ra 3L luill and wifcnro at Mr. A B
.Sample’* h«uiu Cvrner of 634 nn.t Pennsylva
nia At*, Englewood.
3lr. Gerer.or’s m-*lhrr wants him to come t.-»
170 West St.
Geo A. B-* u«sr, miss;ne from 1W Slate St.
Mr*. BoceS r -has left far Indianapolis.
Genera l Georgs W. Smith has not been heard
of since Saturday night. and is requested to in
form 1. 19 fnends where ho is.
data Olsen. 8 years, who lived on Wesson
street, is at 169 Fry street.
Joseph I)"ld. 5 years, who lived at STD Ohio
street,is si th~ Wells School, with tbo servant.
Emma Bjorkh-l:n. Tho lived at TosS»demck
street, is taisiiog; iul her sister at 194 Norm
Uni<>o street.
Emil Voo*, of Scdcwick Strict, will please go
to J, C. Hilton, at Austin.
Mr*. Dat«lcr is seeking her hosband Gostavus
and i.ib brother; who lived on North Clark street.
Mr». D'E"iiue nod dnogbter arc inquired for
by Gorge 11. Gifford, 937 StAto street.
Catberino Holier and L'sxiu Nicholson
adrtr.'fi Litiit* Moss, 149 Twenty-first street.
F -ddy and Frank Dsan. 2 and 6 year* old.
arc i.-.quirod far by their father. John Dean, oq
Mil raukeo avenue near Knowles street.
r. E. Eagle addrcM S, S. Knslo. 568 Fulton
rtrect.
I>r. N. P. Eddr pleash call on Mr*. Allen, 655
State str.-ct, 11-.«m3.
Ueo. il. Beach will plcaio apply to SSI SlLbi-
Can avenue.
Mrs. Ben Groat will find friends at 73 Absr
deen street.
Prof.Bradish, of the Academy of Desicn, oarn
cstly ream sts Uarlgs St cklc, mo janitor, to re
tarn bis irons to Bradley’s Livery Sublt.
Harmon court, wher.ca it was taken by mistake
with other baggage.
AT TUB HOSPITALS.
T i ho l S cr^ t r> of h b ar J of Health has for
msbed the following list oi sick wh.. hare been
sent, to the various hospital* Hnco the fire, and
whose residences have oocn a,< ertained as tar a
p»ssiblo:
HOSPITAL FOB WOMKX A Sp CniLOREX, 603 WEST
ADAMS,
Bridget O’.Mann, 55 years.
t Mary Ann .Morrison and four children, from
Hiin is street.
Charlotte‘Liwsod and child,-33 years, from
Bremer sirccf.
Annie Ackcrburg, from 4$ N. Oak.
Mrs. Mary Smith, tram 136 State.
Mr*. Mary Colwell, from N. Market street.
A German girl, nainu unknown, aged 16.
Insane.
fyipbi i ScLultx and four children, from corner
Michigan and Clark street*.
StSBCT HOSPITAL. CORNER CALUVKT AVENUE AND
w TWENTT-atXTn STREET.
Mrs. Montgomery, burned, smeo d ed.
T. B. Barton, from 124 Wushmgtou itreet.
James Swccuoy, 175 Clark street.
Mn. awe.*nt-y. Mr-. W.si and child.
Mrs. Lamar, from 194 Hinsdale street.
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
VOLUME 25.
Four German children, name# unknown.
Mrs. Foley nod two children, from 73 Third
arena®.
Mr. and Mr?. Uarlick and one child, from 283
S mth Clark street.
Mlm Jones, Mrs. Adams.
Mail'd* Barnes, from Qoihcn, Ind.
Mrs- K Brown.
Mr*. Wentworth, from 212 Wabash avenue.
Miss K. Moore.
Kin i Landers, from 110 Michigan avenue.
Henry Lovr.
11. C <osrman and wife, from 200 Fifth avenue.
A. Cross. Ir-m Nevada House.
John Mctirntn. irom 240 Ea-t Adams atroot.
Mrs. M. Robinson.
Mr*. AunieCamuiings. from 297 Wesson *lro»t.
Harry Egan. S ephen Dona, A. Crossick
Charles Henry. Pat Murphy, Miebuol Keating.
Foster. Mrs. (Jails. William
Krjit. Jao.b Kilo. Emily And. non,
Robert A. Droarn. Sam Slaters, Mrs. Morr
fyJ« r Jp»- Ililfins. Mrs. Nilson, Mary Uoneen.
Jalio, >oork, Liuro Metlio.s, I“. 11. Ryon.
J‘f, k Aimmermon, Chriniim Nnorcodwith, Mary
oulliynn. Mon; MtOairo Mrs. V.ilioy nnd
Patrick Griffin, injarod.
Etward Hanley, burned.
Ann C. Hansd-ughtor, L. Bred, Robert Clark,
bienaon Kuixer, John brown, Mary Brown
t.ithorino Butler, Mr?. A. Johnston, burned.
COUNTY HOSPITAL, CORSRH OP AQN'OLD AND EIOUT-
EENTIt STREETS.
Clark.~a~ V ft7‘ itoVanna Kinsolla, mro
-I. Mann Foley, 23; James Shronov, agos6;
•ls.mw Dovnrr... go 33. burned; Thomas Me-
A> aia, age 23, burn*! Alexander Mclntosh, are
14, burned: Carl Kocthorlin. age 29. burned:
Cparlea Mclntyre, age 15, burned; William 11*1-
pto.agf■l3, burned: Jennie Corton, ago 5
••rcu; James Miller, age 23, burned*: Nellie
Johnson, age 23: Kate Weller, age 29. dead-
John Kirby, age 24; William T. Birvens, age 13.
from bhaw iectown; Benjamin Thompson, ae*
33. irom Cbcnos. III.; Uonry Qolliard, age 46
injured; Frank Blake, age 26. injured; Peter
Clark. nge44, trom North Wells street, burned:
h Iward Sharkey, age 39, burned; Ellen Lacey.
■go 40, injured; Sarah Jane Whitby, uge 50;
Claus J boson, ago 22; A. Green, 23; Annie
Manning, ago 19; W. H. Cox. ago 30, painter:
Krnst Uausler, ago 32; John A. Landrum
age 19; Mary Bitzold. nao 2? Mnrr
(hl-cmmar. ago 23: Mary Myers age 24;
ft. Stimpson, axed 23: Pat, Fitzpatrick. 36,
burned, sail .r: James McDonougu, 23, burned;
brnst Thompson, 36. burno f; MatUd» Peterson,
14; Lrnst Schiuter. 23. locksmith; M .ry Cosh.
21; Fred. Wagner, 28, shot; John Bertram, 51;
I Lbarlci Anderson. 24; Elisabeth Corrigan, 87;
Charles Kellogg. 15. injured; Ellen Martin:
BridgetForan. 37: Theresa
Ross. 23; Philip Keercs. 50, injured; Ed. Mitch
ell. 31, burn-d; Michaol Barry. 21; Elza
Schmidt, 23; Pat. Donohue, 33; Martin Web
ber, 33. injured.
SCIMUOX HOSPITAL, COTTAOR GROVR AVENCE.
SEAR TWENTY*SIISiTU STREFT.
James Moklor. need 30. steel pulUbcr; Fidelia
Buell.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
On Sund.ty Inst, about nne-fhird of the bust*
ne«s portion of Woodstock, 111., was destroyed
by fire.
—A dcspntch from Romo says many o{ the
I’otnolic communities of that city propose emi
grating t<> England aud America, where they will
found convents.
—Th* French Government announce* that all
the difficulties in the way nf the ratification o
the customs treaty with Germany bavo bci-n re
moved.
—The Hon. Henry D. Baron, fifth Auditor ol
Treasurer, has accepted the Rct-uolioan nomina
tion f.ir the Legislature inthaSuCr ix District
of WtfCOOMti, »nd wilt resign his office in luc
Treasury D •purtmont on taking bis se *t.
—lt is probable that the Epi-copul Convention,
at Baltimore, will establish an rippi-linte court.
Prop sitiuns to establish on order of Christian
women fur church work also meet with general
taror.
—The President has appointed Wm. SI. Mi
chael Assistant Attorney General.
—Mrs. Celia Burleigh, widow ol W. H. Bur
le gb. the p»et. wa* ordained pastor of the Uni
tarian Church at Brooklyn, Conn., ontbeSth
met. She is the first woman wi.o has enjoyed
the distinction in the denomination.
—The Now lork papers announce that four
members of the Aar >n gang »<f thieves—Barney
Aaron, Bill Tracey, Jim Muuday, nnd Jan
Browu—have been shot by Sheridan's soldiers in
his city.
—Secretary Seward arrived homo at Auburn
•m the 12th, aud was publicly Welcomed by bis
friends.
—The New Deputy Comptroller in tbo Now
York City Hull baa directed that tne employe*
.ball receive no tees or emoluments beyond thei
salaries.
—The complete returns of the Cilifornla elec
tion show a majority of 5.U36 or Booth, the Ho*
mblican candidatu lor Governor, against 514 ma
rity for Grant, showing a net gain oi 4.554
?or Congress, Hongbton’s majority in the Firs
District was 1.503: Sargent’s, in t'tc Second
2,690; and Coghlan’s.in the Third District, 1,200
—all Republican.
—Xbo citizen* of Arizona and California are
protesting strongly again?! the astonishing
course pursued by Viucent Collyer against
peaceful settlers, in favor of the hostile Apaches
of Arizona.
—'Toe failure of tbe Stuyvcsant Bank create.!
one ot the wildest panics in tno New York gdd
r-'om over known there, although the bank was
un insignificant one.
—Norman Wiard, of New York, pr«poies t
the liberal merchants of that eity that they shall
»upply Chicago witu $1,0)0.000 worth of engines,
botl-rs, planing mill?, and «>th-r mahtucry
—The Fenian General O’Neill, recently
raptured in Pembina, has been repudiated by tho
New York Irisbmo They demand that an ex
ample sha I bo made of him,
—Too Governor of Minnesota has Dsned a
proclamation to tbo people of ChatHtate, Calling
for contributions in au of sufferers by tbo recent
flies in the N-rt west.
—The children of a Sunday S*hool in Irving
ton. Neb., have forwarded a little bag contri
mg seventy-five cent* to Ihe Cbieage Relief So
ciety, which they contribute from their own
funds.
—A saw mill, floor mill, nod woollen mill wero
burned at Cedar Fall*. lowa, on tbo 13th lost.,
involving n a loss of $65,000.
—Too International Money Order system ha«
already begun i» work advantageously. .The
larger portion ol tho orders are for Loudon.
—The prairie fires Around Lao Qui Parle,
Minn., have destroyed thousands of do.lar*'
worth of grain, bar, and provisions, and tbe
pcoplo are in danger of starvation.
—A cable despatch from Rome says the Italian
Government remains firm in its u»tcrmination
to seize and bold tbo convent grounds ot ih«
ci y woeo they are required lor tho nso or con
venience of tho Crown.
—lnformation i? smd to have been received at
Washington indicating that tbo Mormons bare
considered a tearful plan of retaliation toward
tbe Government for tho c iurso which baa boen
pursu-d in Utah ogainst polygamy by tbe Fed
eral judicial authorities. it is nothing less than
to foment on Indian war from Anz -no to the
northern bounds of Dakota, to destroy tho over
land railroads aud devastate the wbolu Western
frontier.
—SbonlJ tbeKu-Kluzof South Carolina fail
lo take notice of tho President's proclamation,
at the end of the five days proscribed, another
step provided (or by tho enforcement act will
bo taken. Tbo habeat corpus act will besas
pended so as to enable tho military to make ar
rests without affidavit.
—Tuc arr-rgsments for the interpatianal race
wClwcen the Livonia ond the Now York ylCuT*
i.avo been amicably made.
—The liabilUioj of tue Latoarotte Bank In
Urand Rapid 4, Michigan, which failed a short
tmio since, umoont t- about 570,000.
—An atu-mpt was made a lew days sloe*, bjf
incendiaries, to burn tbo town o{ Newton. Kan
su, but it fatloi.
The trial of Senator Clayton, of Arkansas,
on a charge of fraud in tho Congressional elec
tion of 1&79. has resulted in his discharge, with
out going into the testimony. Tho indicted
Senator did not plead “not guilty” to the in
dictment; be only pleaded that the Governor of
a State isnot an ‘‘officer of election” within
the meaning ot the act; Judge Dill-m took the
same view of tbo cue »nd releos d Ctayloo.
—The Deputy United States Collector at
Nensba. Mu., was r bbed, on 12th lost., vf
elO.tOu.
SATES.
Emm SAFES
TRIUMPHANT!
Twenty-two Safes have been taken
from tbe ruins so far, con
tents all safe.
A large assortment. of alltit-s, constantly on
hand, at the Chicago dep..t and munuf-cu-ry.
HERRING CO-,
Corner of F.nrte-m*. ~t. qti.i Indiana av.
DIEBOLD EIENZLE’S
SAFES
PROVED THE BEST IN THE GREAT FIRE.
446 MTATF. ST.
D. S. COVERT. General Agent.
Safes.
Our office can be found at
NO. CG WEST MADISON-ST.
We have ordered from our fhetory at Cincinnati
Cleveland™ 11 111 honpe at St Louisville, and
OVER TWO HUNDRED SAFES OP DIFFER-
ENT SIZES,
which will be ready for delivery in a few daye.
HALL’S SAFE AND LOCK CO.
STOVES.
Stoves Stoves!!
W.- bvg to inform our customers that wo are in ro
ceipt of a
FULL LINE UF NEW STOVES.
and with a number of car-loads wo ths way. ar* pre.
pared to
IMMEDIATELY
fill order* at old prices.
C. T. DUAL A CO..
Office and ssUt room opposite 313 Mlcblgan-av., cor
ner of Harmon-court.
flrown Brothers,
2NI EAST MONROK-ST. (OLD QUARTERS),
Usnufsctorers of
HYATT’S PATENT SIDEWALK LIGHTS
And Bunt's celebrated
DAKOTA” SOFT COAL STOVES,
May bo toond at the old Quarters, as above, ready
lor orders.
Stoves..
In answer to numerous Inquiries, wc wish to an
nounce that our price list of stoves will NOT be
advanced. If auy retail dealer* charge an advance
we will furnish parties who cal! at our office with
the names of dealer* who sell at old prices. Not
a stove In onr warehouse was destroyed. Our
foundries in Albany are in full blast, and we shall
keep onr stock In Chicago full and complete, and
be able to supply the demands of both city and
country trade. As our agency record* and belit
tles for getting information are destroyed, new
customers wllfpleaso forward references or cash
with orders. JNO. F. RATUBoNB CO., 30 and
Smooth Uaoal-sL, 3d floor.
MASONIC NOTICES.
National Lodge No. 596, A. F. and A. M,
.At:“ l r *LoJ*. »r, orj.roj to r.p«ri
limn 1 A* lr K on To«d.r even
tag next at tialf-pajt. cluck.
11. P. BALDWIN, W, M.
DRY GOODS.
HAMLIN,
HALE AND
COMPANY,
Office,
288 Miehigan-av.
Retail Department
Will reopen, within a very few days, in
the largest and most convenient Dry
Goods Store in Chicago.
328 West Madison-st.,
With a fall stock, suited to the present
wants of this community.
Wholesale Department
Will reopen Oct. 25 In the large brick
building,
29,31 &33 S. Canal-st.,
In immediate proximity to the new Sher
man and the llriggs Houses and the Rail
way Depots.
Their facilities will be ample for prompt
ly supplying tho wants of their customers,
and their assortment will be as complete as
heretofore.
DRY GOODS.
J. B. SHAY,
FORMERLY 112. 114 AND 11C LAKE-ST..
lias the pleasure to announce to his friend* and pa*
Irons that he will resume bovine**, aud has aecnred
two denirahl* Store*.
243 245 W. Madison-st.,
IN THOMPSON’S BLOCK,
BETWEEN PEORIA AND SANQAMON-STS.,
And will open. In a few days, with a FCLL STOCK
of new aud desirablo
DRY AND FANCY GOODS.
Dry Goods! Dry Goods!
Our stock of Dry Goods has been replenished from
Eastern markets, and the public will, after this date,
find our assortment as complete os over in all de part
menu.
Prices as low as ever.
MANNQGIMSC DEOS.
92 Went Madison and 892 Staxe-it., near Eighteenth,
Chas. Gossage Co.,
763 West Madison-st.
We aba!| reopen In a fow days at the above num
ber with a stock of fresh goods. Our
Dress and Cloak-Making Department
will be re-established under the ohl management
BANKS.
NATIONAL LOAN AND TRUST CO.
REMOVED
101 Randolph, Street.
We have to announce to oar natrons aort lh*» pub
lic generally, that ws hare SAVED EVERYTHING,
and aro now prepared to transact all business rn
trusted to us with fldality and promptitude.
Strong and reliable Safest Pratts »n the Daokers
of the (Jolted Mates Government in London,
large «>r small sums, at altht; dt afls on the Bank of
Montreal. First National Bank of New Tork.PrsXH
A Co., PbiU-lelphia.
Money sent bv telegraph to New Turk, Beaton
Philadelphia and San Francisco.
Deposit account* received at usual.
GEO. C. SMITH, President.
WM. H. PARK, Cashier.
The Prairie State Loan Trust Co.,
(WEST SIDE SAVINGS BANK).
95 WEST BANDOLPD-ST
Will resume business on Monday, Oct. 16. and pay
la accordance with a resolution passed at a tontine
of tha carlo*! Banks on the I3lh Inst, “twentyd-d
--lars toevery depositor who baa that amount of money
to bis credit, and to those who have not whatever
smaller sum is doe, and will also make other pay
ments as soon as secnrltias can ha converted.”
We ask no compromise—only a little time and pa
tience on the part of depositors, and hope In a few
months to bo able to pay every depositor in tall.
J AS. W. aCuVILLE, Brest.
r. B. MEYER. Cashier.
liUßt, Prestou Kcau,
BANKERS.
MASONIC BUILDING,
Coruor of Qalsted and Randolph-ill.
We are open far hailneei, and hare a good fire
proof vaalt and burglar-proof sate f-r protection.
The State Savings Institution
WILL OPES TOR BUSINESS ON TUESDAY
MOUNITO. OCTOBER 17,
tS69 Wabash-av., at 10 o’clock, and desire to do*
veto ihel: entire energies to relieve their suffering
saving depositors, and will pay io uni of
TWENTY DOLLARS. OB LESS,
to inch depositors as may Bred money for preeiDl
wants.
The City National Bank
Are building a fire-proof vealt la their new office,
on tho northeast corner or Clinton and Washing
ton-ets., and will mods business in a few days.
National Haute of Illinois,
and H West RanuoVpn-wt.
Office or Mercltnnu’ Savings,
LOAN AND TRUST CO., 414 Wtbaah-ar.
All depositors are requested to forward me AT
ONCE, at above address, a statement of their ac
count with tbo bank, tor verification.
CHA3. nENRDTXH. Cashier.
Notice.
Person' wishing hornet kept In the country, at
good quarters and low rates, inquire of r HICaGO
SCALE CO.. S4 and 96 West Washlnpton-st.
200 PalU of Globe Fine Cut,
From Detroit, at old prices, by WEINER
WALLACE. 44 Walont-sL; also, full Hoe common
amoking tomtom and plug, flounders, etc.
Danklu; House ut C. Follmshee Ac Son.
The above firm are now perYcilog arrangements to
open bntintCAal thslr new office. No ITS Twenty
•ecoad-it., where they will be ready to waste on or
about the g»th instant.
EXPRESS.
American Merchants’ Union Express
Company.
General Office Tweniy.second.st., car. Indlana-av.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
L’BtcaOo. Oct. U, 1871.
ThU company hariac resumed boa.nett, are now
prepared to deliver money and other property eon*
signed to tide city. Partire expecting shipment*
will please fnrnl»h their address. Notice to con.
signed through the Poet Office will be given on re
ceipt of property, and efforte made to deliver con
-Igoroent* on arrival. All money, go»ds. wares,
merchandise, and ptoperty generally left la onr pos
session after such notice Is given, or after offers to
deliver have beeu made lo consignees, will thereafter
be held at risk of whom It may concern. Branch
offices corner of Randolph and Green. its., and at
Northwestern Railroad Depot, corner ot Klntie and
Canal sts. CIIAS. FARGO,
Assistant General Superintendent.
A. M. U. Ex. Go.
On and After
MONDAY NEXT. OUTJ.’Ii,
the General Office of the Company will he located
at
214, 216 i 218 West Eaadolpi-jt.,
corner of Green, until which date they art located
at No. 115 Twenty-aecond-st. y
AUCTION SALES.
WM. A. BUTTERS -00.
ATJCTIONTffiK RS.
Office No* 1304 Indlana»Av.,
Will mont buslaeas oa or befera November
At Nos* 3 and 4 Dearborn Park*
Directly opposite old stand on* lUodolph-st.
C. C. Thayer Co.,
Auctioneers and Seal Estate Ags&ts,
No. <1 Hubbard-court, between Ktateanl Wabash,
formerly at 137 Dearborn-si., Trluuao Buildlu*.
will, u boretoiore, pay particular attention to sale*
of rest rst.ta at auction and private sale. Will at
tend t» sales of furniture at raid?acos, aud to out
door sale* of every description.
To owner* of real estate inthe burnt district: C.
0 Ibayer to. nave applications from bom* and
Eastern capitalists to buy or base property In the
burnt district. Pleas* baud In vour lists.
W* B. Langley,
AUCTIONEER,
32 WEST LAKK-ST,
Liberal advance* made oa consignments.
SwMdiih Leeches,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
GALE A DLOCKI, Druggists,
RAILEv IBS.
Special Notice,
Lake Shore Michigan Southern
RAILWAY.
Paasenger trains will arrive aud depart from tbe
new depot on Polk-st. Passengers from the South
Side cm lake tbe train# at Twenty-second-sU, as
heretofore. Passengers from the Writ Side can se-
re tickets and Information at tbe new office
lonthwest corner of Oanalaod Madison-sts. Alsu
it new depot on Polk-st., and at passenger station
>n Twsnty-aoeonil-et.
P. E. MORSE.
General Western Passenger Agent.
C. F. QATCU, General Supt.
On and After Date,
Chicago Bock Island A Pacific Railroad passenger
trains will leave from corner Polk and Mh»nnan-sti.
American Emigrant Company.
Foreign and Domestic Exchange; ocean tickets to
and from Europe. General railway ticket office.
Western Office, 39 West Kinxle-st.
FRED. MELtJoN. Agent, Chicago.
Illinois Central Railroad Company,
Treasurer's Office, 1
510 Mlcbtgan-av.. Cblcaun, October IS, 1571. J
All bills against this company will be paid on pre
‘ntatlon at this office.
w K. ACKERMAN, Treasurer.
Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific R. R.
Trains leave and arrive at Twcnty-sccond-st.
station, on Clark. Leave—At 10 a. m., 4:30 p. m.
and 10 p.m. Arrive—At 7a. m., 9;45a. m., and 4:
10 p. m.
Genera! offices are located at the corner of Clark
and Twolfth-sti.
IRON PLXJJES.
TYltfG CO.,
New York and Chicago.
BOILER *3ON FLUES
AND GALVANIZED IRON.
Tyng i Co., bnroed oat at 30 LaSalle-st., Lave
resnmed basinets ui tbs commodious machine
factory or L. 6. Waiter A Co.,
67 and 69 South Canal st.
A Urge stock of galvanised Iron on band.
One hundred tons of boiler plats* and beads now
on the way from the Beat.
Beat Americas and English fines famished In
from one to ten days.
Orders solicited and correspondence promptly
answered.
TYNG CO.,
07 nnd 09 South Canal-st., Chicago
NEW TOBK i 09 William-et.
GROCERIES.
N. C. DRAPER, ACT.
DANA, HYDE 00., BOSTOK, MASS,.
40 WEST* LAKK-ST., CHICAGO.
(Formerly M and 61 MlcMgan-ar.)
A good assortment of Teas tt.«ed from fire,* and
good stock of m
Teas, Syrupt, Coffees Brown Sugars,
Arriving dally. Orders promptly filled from Do?’
to* or Ob Icagu, as heretofore.
800 Half Cheats Tea In stock here.
To my friends in tbo Northwest and Far West—
I desire to express thanks to-past favors, and solicit
yonr orders and remittances, on due and put due
account*.
K. C. DRAPER.
TO RENT.
TO BKNT.
Bosses famished or unfurnished, email cottages,
suites of rooms, Ac., lu all parts ofthe city. Also,
a large bam on Stato*et., south of Fourteenth.
Capable of boldine M horses or more. Parties de
sirous of renting, buying, or eelllog, will do well
to call at my office, as my list embraces property In
all parti of the city.
WILLIAM D. KERFOOT,
88 East Waahlsgton-sl.. Burnt Dittrich 1
To Rent.
Store room on Twenty-socood-sf., 4tx&), be*
tween Michigan and Wnbaali-av... snitoblo lot
millinerr (wholesale), retail dry goods or eiuilut
uslneks. N. MONROE.
13) Twenty-second It.
To Bent for Business Purposes.
UT CENTRAL AND COMMODIOUS HOUSE,
•3 Wabasb-av.
To responsible parties only.
FR.aNK E. AIKEN
FREIGHT.
CHICAGO ALTON
RAILROAD.
FREIGHT NOTICE
Freight will be received for shipment at the
old tUsee. corner Van Daren ami C>i»rlc—*»s.
Freight arriving will bo delivered atHongh’s
Packing House, Booth side Haletcd-st bridge.
We are ready to receive and deliver all freight
promptly.
Merchants will please notify mo where they may
be found. A. D. REID.
Local Freight Agent.
WOLF MICHAEL,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS,
H and 13 West Madlsou-st,
CHICAGO. ILL..
Have on hand a full stock of fine Kentucky, Bour
bon. and Rye Whiskies, Qlus, Brandies, Ac., Sher
ry. Port, Rhino, Catawba, and California Wines,
Vhfeh they will tell at prices fully as low as before
the fire.
Country customer* Trtll do well by examining
onr stock. It Is the largest in the City* Orders by
mail will get prompt aiventlon.
American Enterprise.
STARK A ALLEN’S WHOLESALE
JEWELRY AND WATCH BUSINESS REOPEN
ED AT
363 WABASH-AV.
We have ordered, by telegraph, a complete de-
Sllcate of our stock of goods destroyed at the great
re, and are now ready to fill any orders, and sop
ply oar customers the same as before.
STARK ALLEN,
883 WABASH-AV.
Grand Trunk Rahway.
Ths ticket office of this company U now loc.ttc4 i
the northwest corner of Can*; id Madison-sti
where Information, through and berths
rnltman cars map be treated.
J. H. WHITMAN.
General Western Pastesger Agent
II.SHACKLE, General Agent.
C. 3. KRTPOtt*. Manager.
Chicago Newcpaper Union,
18 North Jeflbrsen-st. The Dally Evening Wiscon
sin, Milwaukee, has the largest dob Printing House
In the Northwest; running thirteen steam presses.
Orders for work may be lett at Chicago Newspaper
Union office. 18 North Jefferson-su
Th« Chicago Ncwspsr-er Union will have three
more tut newspaper presses running the first of
next week and will be able to ascept press work
for them. We shall also have v an abundance of
printing paper of all sixes.
A. T. AIKENS. President.
Michigan-av. Hotel.
THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS.
Haring bad the good fortune to save thla bouse
from the fire, we announce to the public that we
are ready to accommodate them.
JOS. ULLMANN.
Registering Office.
TBS SUFFERERS* DIRECTORY.
81 West Madl*on*st., comer Jefferson-et.
Owing to tbs great difficulty Tor the citltens o<
Chicago to ascertain the address of these whom, in
ceuiequence of the fire, bare been obliged to cbaiier
residence. the anbeeritera will open llieir resUtrrius
office at 81 West Maduoo*>t.. corner Jefferson**!.,
to-morrow, th 17th h.stent.
Any person whooe retlJr ice at prrsent cannot b
asoertained In the Chicavo directory can have their
name#, present and terser re.ld.uce, reslstcrrd by
paying the trifling chair* ol ten cants. The names
will po boosed tn alpha'.Mlc order, such forming ad*
dition to Chisago directory, and for the evavealeuce
of the public, every day, u».s copy will be forwarded
to the headquarter* uf pol.te, and one to the Post
Office, Bnrlnigton Hail, at well at another Is lor
liispseetieo at our office all day.
REFERENCES.
F. S. Winslow, £*4., banker.
Wells Sherman, £*q.. Deputy Superintendent of
Police.
UiIREXBOLDT A KLUG.
OHcage. October 18, 1871.
William D. Kerfoot’s
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Is at the old place,
89 East W ashinoton-st.
Parties baviec property In the burnt district tb*-y
they wuh to sell or rent win do wrli to *rn<t n» di>
icriptloDi. 1 am prepared to Invest at once for par-
S'* ll Allsorv.y* caa to made and
all titles examined at my wffio*.
WM. D. KBRFOOT,
Firemans’ Fund Insurance Company,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Will pay lo full
EVERY LOSS IT SUSTAINED
lu the great fire.
For policies la this company, apply to the Cbicagc
WM, E. HOLLO.
Salesmen Wanted.
Wanted, by a large Importing houseln the Milll*
Lerv and Fancy Goods trade ta New York, three
flnt-rat* salesmen. Those having a large Western
trade will please address JOHNSON. BORNS A CO.,
New Tprk, atstlog what Ann they were la*t employ
ed by, (he amount of trade they can Influence, etc.
m'
TUESLaT, OCTOBER 17. 1871.
INSURANCE.
NORTH BRITISH
in! iiimitile Insurance Co„
Of London and Edinburgh.
CAPITAL, 0,000,000 IN GOLD
Gold Assets, after Paying
Chicago Losses, $12,000,000
The Mew York Managers have received tbe follow*
ing telegram from London:
Board of Directors subscribe five thousand dol
lars for relief of Chicago sufferers. Settle and pay all
losses promptly. American assets, amounting t.«
11,500,000, will not he touched.”
We are now prepared to receive applications for In
surance in above company.
S. M. MOOEE CO., Agents,
68 Sor M i 379 Wabash-av.
Sr-EOPLE’S
Adjustment Office.
J. H. C. M. GOODSELL,
Publishers of the SECTATOR, (New York and Chi
cago;. have o;-eaed an office at
450 STATE-ST
For tho assistance of parties burned oat In the re
cent fire.
Proofs of loss made ent. claims taken charge of.
m>l insurances collected with despatch and on re a
unable terms.
Insurance supplies on hand for tbe use of compa
ii>-s and adjusters.
Local snlweribers to the Spectator will please no-
Ify where ibis (Muvemtwri number shall be deliv
ired. J. 11. A C. M. GOODSELL.
HOMES
Insurance Company
OF NEW YOBK,
30 and 32 Canal-st.
I have arrived In Chicago with a carp* of adjuster*
to anoint General Ducat in adjusting aod paying the
lot.-* of tba Homs Insurance Com pant, »f New
York.
This Company will pay all Us losses as soon a* ad
ost»-d. and with two atlllonn of nolid as-ets l-ft and
more to be »ab-cril«i. If needed, will continue to
indemnify the property owner* of America an here
‘otnre. ARTHUR F. WILMAJtTII,
vice President Hem* Insnrance Co.. of NVw T-»rk.
Manhattan
INSURANCE COMJPAmr,
OF NEW YORK.
The policy-holders of the Manhattan Insurance
I'ompmr, of New York, are requested to meet at
Wall’s Hall, corner of Adams and
Halsted-sts,,
This day (Tuesday, Oct. 17). promptly at 3 o'clock
m. Matters of import nc»* will t>- sabmltted.
ANDREW J. SMI I'll, Vico I’resldent.
UITMDUC DI'OAT. Aeeni.
379 Wabash-av.,
OFFICE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INS
CO. OP HARTFORD.
Interests of policy holders and applicants for
Insurance will be promptly attended to.
STEARNS, DUKINSON &CO.,
General Agents,
(Successors tc Moore <tStearna)
379 Wabash-av.
Insurance.
Tbo policy-holders of the
\STOIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. O V NEW
YOKE,
will grtatly facilitate the settlement of their claims
■>y calling at the office of J. Van Inwagen. 9? Wee
Mndii«n-sl.. as the company has a special seem
from New York to look after the claims against the
company, fora few days.
Insurance.
'TREADWAY A JEWELL,
No. 4 Sooth Canal *»t., and 292 Calumet-av.
LYCOMING INS. CO., Muncy, Pa.
ALPS INS. CO., Brie. Fa.
HIBERNIA INS. CO.. Cleveland, O.
All claims policies issued at this agency will
he promptly adjusted. Application for Insurance re
ceived.
Occidental Fire fusurauce Co.,
OF SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.,
A. C. OREEN6DAUM. AGENT.
Office, 46 West It *ndotph-sr.. up stairs.
Alt holding policies In this company please report.
Treadway Jawed, Insurance Agents.
The “Alps" Insurance Company, of Erie. Pa
•rill adjust and pay its losses promptly, and continue
business as ostial. Fire policies and marine cerllfl*
rates will be Issued in a few days. On Monday next
we will glee notice through the papers the location
o' onr office, when we will be to pleased receive nn
numerous patrons.
TREADWAY A JEWELL. Agents.
Internationa! Insurance Company,
NEW YORK,
ASSETS, $1,100,000.
Policies issued from this date In the above A I
Company on all desirable property nnd dwellings.
Apply to THOMAS W. BLATNF.T, Agent,
43 S«ath Cansl*st.
Chlfr.gi>. Oct. 14. 1871
liHr’ 6i Gucntzer,
M EAST RINZIE ST., BOOM 10.
Insurerce claims adjusted, All persons whose pol*
rl>-s we-e assigned to ns as part security for loans,
will pless• call ut at once.
Chicago Life Insurance Company,
OFFICER, GS3S WEST Wa'sDINGTON-ST.
We have saved nil onr records and aeenrltiea com
plete, besides aqu tntl'r of printed mattar. We are
writing policies as usual.
JOHN W. CLAPP, Secretary;
Parlies Insured In the
«TNA INSURANCE CO.. OF NEW YORK,
Thathav. sustained loss by reason of the late fir*,
are r» call at the company's office. No. ST*
lmii«ua-av.. w.>*'-ut delay.
MILbKR A DREW. Local Agents.
F*. A.‘ ft«iichel
\djuater of Fire Lowes, Office TV. Utate-st. Sevei
y.ars’experience In Insurance, Has
or many of the most prominent Wil
make op claims and rn**«tit them to the
Ke -r>nr-i given as required.
Yonkers and New York Insurance
Company,
WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
Office. 1056 Indiana-av.
Yonkers and New York Insurance Co.
Policy holders will please present their claims to
O. W. BARRETT Co- at offices, 538 Wabash
or corner West Randolph and Halated-st.
can present them at Western Department office,
1066 Ind lana-ar.
INBUR 3V E
.ETNA ITSURANCB CO-of Hartford.
ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., of New
Tork. Certificates for Marine Insurance Issued lu
ibe above companies, at the J2tna office. No. fit
Canal-st,, In the Board of Trade Building
Lycoming Fire Insurance Co.
Policy liol.Urs la Lycoming Fire Insurance Cem
can* are requested to present their claims (or settle*
meal at offles uf TreadnMf A JfwelL, No. 4
Caoal-st.
WM. A. Adjuster.
Office of Teali <Ss Flaher,
INSURANCE AGENTS.
50. TO SOUTH C A NAL-fT.
P*rtie* hitTlne j-'-licl.* in companies repreMiit<-d
by tie, »tiit jroiarty is not destroys) by (lit
I >t<* fire. will plrsse e*od tbelr policies to os for can
cellation wlthoq t AHay.
Fire Losses Promptly Adjusted
Asl> PllOl'Fd MADE BT TBS
Undersign-d at TO’Cnnal-nt. Td.fsor.
FRANK V. FISHER.
Notary Public and Adjusts*.
Proofs of Loss by Fire*
J D. LOW, ißinrance Adjuster, 271 West Ran*
d'dph-it.. 1* prepared 10 m -k- out proof* otiose with
all nece«sary accomraarlig papers witl.accuracr and
•h-spatch. Oiarges r«-a*nn»bie. Refer to W. E
Rolls Secy, Merchans**. C. U. Case. Gen. Agl. In*.
o„ N. A It. J. .-mith, Geo. Agt- Putnam.
Long, LoriHard.
Protection Lite Iniurancc Co«,
of Chicago, removed to 23S West Mwdisoif-st. Rec
ords d-stroyed. Securities sate. Btulnrse returned.
Alt policy-holder* will tend their names, addos*.
No. of policy, and amount for which they are lo*
£-_»► SKINNER. President,
Market Fire Insurance Co.,
of New York. The rolicr*bolder* of this company
ars lntite.l to mesi a Commute, of the Board oi Di
rector* «t 0..A. Uarratt’aoffice No. 9 South Halstsd*
»fiorot*on at 4 o’clock. U. 0.
BEK\E. H. LkLKs.Jr.. Com.
Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co.
SUANDREW A DEAN, AgeuU,
Office 19 South Green-st,
Insurance and Claim Office.
DCCKLEY A MeCAßrilt,
OFFICE. *8 WEST RANDOLPH.3T.,
Prjo:*cf loss prrpere.l and claims take* chare*
of. Information concerning the condition of Hue
raaee cnmosulr*.
Commercial Insurance Company,
OFFICE.
12S West Wa*hln»ton-*t.
American Central
INSURANCE CO.. OF ST. LODIB,
Adjuster** Offico No. 38 South Canal-sr,
DAVIS a RE QUA. Aseots.
Furniture,
PARLOR FURNITURE,
BEDROOM FURNITURE,
OFFICE FURNITURE
To be bad at wholesale prices at ITT West Ran
dolph-* t. KUBITBCHKY HAMANN,
And at 185 West Lake-st.
MISCELLANEOUS.
To The .Chicago Tribune.
I see that you bars changed your drew and ad
dress since lb* great fire. lam happy to announce
to you and my many friends and patrons that my
patl-ms wer-taken out of mr booso without Injury,
alt of ilieir trunks oared, the most of my family's
wearing spparel, and a few household goods; my
Utge Hello*, Rn«-ostat, Galvanometer, and Com
mutator: also. I)r. Peck’s elaborate portable Klee
trieal Aparatos. 1 hare Iras-d a lane new house.
Mo. 13 Calum-t*av., and am ready to
receive invalids and transient guests as
usual. We are exceedingly thankful to th? Great
DUpoeer of eveuts for our escape fr»m the most de
structive conflagration of the world's history, «nd
that we are In lull possession ot tbs knowledge ot
our profession, aud that all our euergi-a are in
reused, rather than diminish-d. to struggle on In
the great battle ;or life, home, and lia comfor s.
JU>TIM HAYES.
PAPER.
Winnebago Mills.
Having two mills in operation and large amount f
stock shipped before the tire, we shall, during next
week, have a good stock of Manilla. Wrapping,
Nows, Printing, and Writing Papers. Remittance*
by draft on Mew York or cnrrency by express will be
appreciated.
DBADSEE. SMITH A CO.. 619 State-st.
Plug Tobacco Manufactory For Sale,
CONSISTING OF:
I Hydraulic Ram and Pump.
9 Retainer.
5 Finishers.
3 Seta Moulds.
4 Caddy Presses.
4.W0 lb Fairbanks Scales.
1 Hall's Office Safe,
Track. Cart, and all the flxtnrna complete for tbe
manufacture uf Ping Tobacco.
For terms address JAMES DORITY,
Toledo, nhio.
Merchants’ Despatch Transportation
Company,
SIS West Randolph, corner Green-st., (over Amerl
■can Merchants' union Kxpross office,) or at rail*
road freight depot. Canal and Sixteenth-eta,
Consignees leaving their addrose at either above
placca trill have their freight delivered or notice of
arrival given them a* they may wish as soon as
frelghtls unloaded. K. X. HOWS, Agent.
GOODRICH’S STEAMERS.
All on their routes as heretofore. Dallv for Mil
waukee and all west shorn porta. Dally for Grand
Haven and Muskegon. Dally for St. Joseph and
Benton Harbor. Semi-weekly to Green Bay.
Menominee, etc. Office and docks loot of Michi
gan avenue. T. Q. BOTLIN, Snp’t,
Babcock Fire Extinguisher.
OFFICES;
636 Wabaab-av., 90 and 33 Went Wsshlugloa-st.
All parties indebted to ua are urged to remit at
once by draft on New Turk, or currency by express.
Our factory was saved, and orders from all parts of
the country wilt be filled Id the order in which the)
coma. Address all communications to
F. W. FARWBL.I., Secretary, 636 Wabash-ar.
Chicago Business College,
This Institution will begin its sessions next Mon
day. October 22. On* of the largest and finest bails
In tlie city corner Cant! and Wasblneton-sti.. has
taeo secured. All the departments will be in opera
tion, with a fall corps o> teachers and a first-clasn
bnalness school wilt be conducted as hereto’ore. Six
hundred students can be accommodated. Call at (be
office noitbeast corner of Canal aud Washington sis.
DEYaNT A CHASE.
(formerly Bryant A Stratton.)
Splendid storage and offle* ro-m to rvat at lowest
rates by O. A C.. at above place. This corner la now
tne bnnlneta centre of the city.
Wanted—2oo Men.
We want immediately at Tbs American Bridge
Company’s Works, corner of Egan and Stewart-ava.,
60 machinists.
20 blacksmith',
60 nUckaomh’e helpers,
10 bolltr.makers,
9l> laborers.
We will pay the highest going wages. Inquire at
the company's office, 979 Wabash-av., corner 01
Twelfth**!,, or at the works.
L. B. O'IOMBR, President.
Odd-Fellowa’ Relief Committee.
HEAD QUARTERS AT FORT DEARBORN
PARLORS.
Corner Madison and Ualstcd-eta.,
DISTRIBUTING OFFICE, 196 MADiSON-3T.
J. WARD ELLIS, President
JOHN G. ROGERS. Treasurer.
B. B. SHERHAN. Secretary.
To Lecture Committees in the West*
The Chicago office of the American Literary
Bureau hat bera temporarily removed to Joliet, 111.
As nil book*, correspondence, etc., wore destroy' d
by fire, committee* should instantly renew cor
respondence in regard to clom*d as well as open dat-s.
Those who engaged Bayard Tayl-ir, Senat-r Scbnrx
and Dr. Cordova should telegraph. Address
O. M. BREISFORD, Slansger
Western Department, Joliet, Hi.
Chicago Academy,
NO. U EIGHT EENTH-ST.,
For pupils of both i>xes and all ages, reopens to day,
October 16. For circulars, Ac., apply to nr addro»s
U. U. BABCOCK,
Principal.
Wanted to Lease.
A lot centrally located. say 79x190 feet. Apply a
oar office, 31 South Caual-st., al once.
McDonough, price a <*o.
The Coal Yard of Waldron, Mlblauk
Co.
Having escaped the flr», I am prepared to famish
my old costomers and friends with coal at th<* old
price. Those who paid lor coal and not delivered
c*a have same when ordered. Brlor Hill c*al by the
o«rce. Illinois by car load. S. K. SUKLDON,
Notice.
The Grocery Brokers nro earnestly requested t
meet at the officeof \Y. 11. Culviu, 371 Wabasta-av.
Wednesday 3 p. m.
W. U. CoLVIN. H.O. CARTER.
MAICSU DUOS. S. 11. RAYMOND.
Pan! Becker
AT
West Chicago Ladles* Seminary, 15 and IT Sooth
Fb-’Hnn continues bis class In the above In*
■tftnUoa and esa fcoretnmodato his North Sldo pa*
pu. «n ui tuu same place.
Office
UNION ROLLING MUX CO..
REMOVED TO
TBEHI WORKS AT BRIDGEPORT.
Ready-Made Houses,
DWELLINGS, STORES AND WAREHOUSES.
BRIDGES CO.,
Comer Carroll and Sangamon-sta.
Building Materials
OP ALL KINDS, OLD AND NEW,
Bought and told by
LYMAN BRIDGES A CO.,
Comer Carroll and Sangamon-sta.
The Atlantic, Pacific i Gt. Western
Telegraph Companies will open their general office
-rday next, 14th Inst.at 88 Canal-it.
BROS>>
We would announce to ou» tnitomers *®d
trade that wo expect to resume bnii2B*i. wlin our
usual stock within two week* from this
KEITH BRoo.
Oct.«. 1871.
Herring's Safes Triumphant I
Twenty-two safes hate been take a from the ruins
so far. Contents all safe. A large assortment of
all sixes constantly on band at the Chicago depot
and manufactory. HERRING CO., comer of
Fonneenth-sL and Indlana-av.
Notice.
To the Savings Depositors of the Union Insurance
and Trust Company:
We shall open at our Branch Office, 316 Milwan
fcce-av., October IS. All depositors are cautioned
not to sell I heir books, as the bank will pay In full.
8. W. RAWSON. Pres; W. B HOSWELL. Cashier.
Cunard Line of Steamers.
37$ State-st., Uooas II nod 13,
CHAS, O. FRANCKLYN. General Agent.
Stone Masons
and bricklayers wanted by the Illinois Central
Kailway Co. Apply at I. C, R. R. stone freight*
bouse, foot of South Wster-at.
The Dyhrenfurth College,
WUII be re-opened shortly In a suitable situation
on the West Side. The office la temporarily es
tabllshed at 478 West India na-st.
French Consulate
isnowremomdtoSaa West Randolph-it. Office
boors from 11 a. m. till 1 p. m.
To Contraotors,
Proposals for the erection of a brick barn 50x315
locates! on Market near Van Bnren-st.. will be ra
celled at once at the temporary office of P, E. Ban
mans, southwest corner of Canal and Twelfth-ste.
The Fifth National Bank
Will be open for business at 449 W&bash-ar., on and
after MONDAY, Oct. 16.
ISAAC G. LOMBARD. Cashier.
The Misses Aiken
Bare removed their Dress Making Parlors from 96
Yanßaren-st. to 50 Hannon-ctmn.
The Office of 0.6. Sawyer 00.,
IB AT 440 WABABH-AY.
Notice.
Revolvers ofnllslylas can bo found at
HODGE A HOMER’S
No. 78 West Randolph-st-d also all kind* of builder**
hardw*- mecuauics’ tool*, *huvel*, spade* and
pick* Ho advance in prices.
The Enterprising Firm of
JAMES S. KIRK CO.,
Soap Manufacturers,
are already engaged with a largo force of men re
moving the debris from the ruins, and expect to
be rebuilt and In running order In forty .five days
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
way Freight Depot, Madison street, being saved
from destruction by the great dree of Saturday and
Sunday nights. Is sow in shape to take freights,
enabling this artery of trade to open up 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 the.
Laclede), directly opposite the Madison street
Freight Station. The Star Union Line Agency has
Us headouarter* at this office. No very large
amount of freight be i«ktn immediately, hut
•aoogh to enable parties to raise money from tbelr
Eastern correspondents*
B. C. MELDBW.
fjvw V. 't
BUSINESS CARDS.
Field, Benadict Co.,
Formerly 31 and 33 Lake-st.
Office now, 892 Wabasb-av.,
Will have a new stock of goods Id a fow days, and
IE all their customers to hold their orders fora
ihort time, Customers indebted will please remit by
Mew Tork draft or eurreucy by express. Address as
abov-.
Clarkson VanSchsaok,
LAW OFFICE
4 ’A Wabash Avenue
Orer Manufacturers National Dank.
Messrs* Kechln, Kirkwood Towers,
CARPENTERS. CONTRACTORS,
AMD DuILDRKS,
Are prepared to erect temporary or permaneatbaild
mg* uo short notice and on reasonable terms. Ad
•Uvse 13* &-veiiteenth.»t.. or IKA Statist.
Monroe Leddy,
LAWYERS AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
6% Canal.it.
INSURANCE LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED.
X. MONaOC. JAMES LCDDT.
James S. Kirk «fe Co.,
SOAP MANUFACTURERS.
Are leboildlng at their old place. 3J<. 3»‘o. and 34?
North Water-it. Will be ready for business again If
todays.
Jevne <b Almlul,
R-moved to W9 Stale-st. Fresco ai-d house paint
•r* and dealers la Artists' and Paiuters' Materials
A full stock nf goods on the road
Reinhardt At Foremans
late of 78 and 80 Madlsun-st., under McVlck-r's
Th»atr», will renume and opsn during the week, at
Waba*h-av.. and hope th«-ir oU friend* and con
inuen will continue their patronage, "e have t I
'■graphed fur a full eupply of clotim, casoiuieren, and
iurniahinc ttoodn.
J. H. Clough*
Store and office 127 East Twelfth-at.
All old coatomers are invited to call ami tee a*.
Alive aud Wide Awake*
U*ury J. Goodrich, real estate brok- r, formerly of
•2s Denrhnrn-at., will re-open In n few day*. IteM
dencf, 343 Outage UroT»*ar. I want business and
-»m-lhing to <*at.
Cyrus P. Thomas*
Architect of the late Markin Cluck,
494 Wabash-ar.
The Office
or
CHARLEN 11. HUiMKR A SON*.
Attorney* and Counsellor*.
It temporarily at 829 Wabash av.. where they will be
happy to tee their chants.
Notary PoMIc Time loans <m real estate.
Jubu A. Owen,
LAW OFFICE
at 133 l-»W-#t Madison-st.
L. Hodges’ Office,
10 and 13 West Raodulpb-st.
Residence
730 Ulrhigau-av.
Office of Brown At Bolincr
(LATE EATON A DROWN,)
Is temporarily at
753 State-nt.
Shirts and Furnishing Goods.
WILSON BROS.
Hare full lines now. and will receive to snpply aov
-maud. Shirr* made to order; prices same a* be*
or- fire. 931 Wabaih-av M West Wmhiuutoo-it..
Chicago. and Pika's Opera House. Cincinnati.
Jamesou 4s Morse,
PRINTERS,
M-y be found for the present at 48or 151 South Mor*
g.iu-st. We shall resume bunions as soon as
rrang meats can be made, of which doe notice will
be given.
Ludingloii, Wells .J* Van Schalcb,
LUMBER MERCHANTS,
are located at east end of Uke-it. bridge, when
letters and remittance* should be addressed.
The Northwestern Manufacturing Co.,
10 North JtfTerfloo-at..
baveinat received a ear load of nails and block tin,
which we will fnrn ah to our regular customers and
friends. In small quantities, at first cost.
M. D. Wells Co.,
WHOLESALE
BOOTS AND SHOES.
WILL CONTINUE BUSINESS,
OFFICE,
618 WABASH-AV.
ORDERS SENT TO US
Will bo
PILLED ABOUT SOTH INST.
Chicago, Oct. 12, B7X.
S. H. McCrea uo.,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Room 8, 8. W. Cor. Randolph and Canal-flia.,
Chicago.
S. H. McCREA, Chicago, HI
W. F. JOHNSON, Morrison, HI.
A. N. TOUNG, Sterling, 111.
Liberal cash advance* made os consignment*.
Particular attention paid to purchasing Lumber,
Lath, and Shingles by the Cargo or Car-Lead.
Also, Grain bought and sold on Margins.
Mansion A Peck Bros.,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
TWINES AND CORDAGE, AC n AC.
PRESENT OFEICfI, 69* WABASH-AY.
Are bnildlngeommodloQ* quarters. No*. I*3 and
179 Mlchlgan-av., corner J&ckeon-st., and will soon
be ready to supply customers from a large and net
■ftbek soots-
i. ji. miniH «iS.’i
Office is now at
337 Mrchigan-av
We shall resume business In a few days. Parties
Indebted to us will confer a great favor by tending
us all the money they can.
C. M. HENDERSON CO.
Perkins, Stern Co.’s
OOm for the preeent will Iw at W Wabatb-av.
Being among the •offerer* of th» late fln\ we earn
fitly •'•licit the aid »f all person" indebted (o at t>-
.-n.l at correacy or dra:ts on N*w York, which wilt
be ibaeklully receired. All orders fur CALI FOR.
>IA WINES. BRASDIE', AC., seat to us wlll.be
promptly Ailed from oar New York house until our
new stock arrive*. Thanking oar fi lends for past
favors, aud soliciting a continuance of their pa
tronage, we remain, respectfully, PERKINS,
STERN .t CO.
BSNJ. BKUCE. Ja., Agent. 506 Wabash-ar.
TwrmTnAT..
Dr* Franklin Brouks.
OFFICE ue THIRD AVENUE.
between Harrison and Polk-«u.. sfaoth SIJs treali
all diseases and complaints. Tbo afflicted may call
'or address the doctor oo all confldontUl matters.
Invalids can b* provided aitli apartments, board,
attendance, etc.
Dr. C. Bigelow
Haa moored (run Jfo. >79 South i'lark*st corner of
Alooroe*»t-. to No. *6l South statist., L'Uicaco. 111.
i all or addreee all commaaicatiODt to So, 464 south
State-et. I would hereby nation the public that oor
C-. O.Jrrom*. 73Sooth Halsted at,, is making qho(
ay name and reputation (to absence of the Couru).
I can only say that 1 am in do way whaterer coo*
netted with that office.
DR. C. BIGELOW
An Esi>;
Devoted to the welfare of thoaewho anfler from tba
effect* ofaelLabnae, presenting mean* by which tii.y
may be permanently enro-l. Seat tree aecnrely
avaled. Addr«-ea 0. U. THOMAS, foit Office Buz
34=5. New York city.
Medical.
DR. BIGELOW,*
formerly of 17!) S. Clark«st., baa fitted op hla office
AT 73 SOUTH HALSTED-ST.,
where he can be cooaolted as tunal.
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE OEEIOE
OP
SNYDER LEE,
Room 17 Nixon Building, northeast corner Monroe
and LaSalle. Also West Side office at Ko. 9 Sooth
Hatsted-st.. Masonic Building, corner Randolph.
Homes all Ready.
To more Into at Iltoadalt, cheap and on easy term*.
Tweoty.ftmr train* to aod from the central part of
the city. Inquire of.the owner at Hinsdale.
0. J. STOUQO.
Field, King Co. and Jacob Weil
HATE REMOVED
448 MICHIQAN-AT.
We hare application* now for the purchase and
rental of roaleatat* in the Burnt/ Dlitricl Sooth
NUMBER 71.
business garbs.
Geo. H. Gale,
Commission Merchant,
Temporary office, XU South Greon-st.
Louis Lloyd 6s Co.,
Re-opcned at £9 West Randolph**!.
Receive advertisements as tunal for all city and
country newspapers.
l. h. nigciow,
U Writ JUndolpfa«ct.,
Drag and Chemical Broker and Commission M*r*
chant.
Consignments Solicited.
H* c* Haudy,
Commission Merchant end Wholesale Dealer ia
Provision*.
Formerly at XU and 3<B Sooth Wat#r*st.. now to*
eatedatli? West Twelfth-st., where 1 will carry on
the bnalnes* as formerly.
The Howe Sowing Machine Comyany’a
Principal Office and Salesroom will be found at
Ko. BX9 Wabash-av.
N. o.—Canvassers will please call as soon as con*
veiiieat.
Wolcott A Fox,
CITY AND COUNTY SURVEYORS,
c’ao be foand at the Beal Estate office of William D.
K-rfoot. 89 East Wasbiogtun.it. Alt field notes
saved.
Wa.ter A. Wood,
MOWING HEAPING UACBINB COMPANY
Have made their office f»r the pressnt at St. Cara*
lioe’e Court, No. II Ellxibstb*st. They wl]l oicnpy
i heir new store at No. 206 Lake-st., on the first day
■f December. WALTER A. WOOD. Prvs.
Notice.
OFFICE OF DAT. ALLEN A CO.
631 Michigan-av„ corner of Eighteenth.
W. M. Hoyt Co.,
TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS,
We are now doing business and filling order* at 13
eutb Canal-st.
Thanking our customer* for past favors, we are
iow »ipr to serve them as before the fire.
M. M. HOYT k CO., O SonthCanal.il.
Office of
w a. COITI.V
371 Wibuh*ir,
M. C* Isaacs,
STEEL WIRE BROOM ASD BRUSH FACTORY.
IM Third-ar.
Send in your order*.
Wlswall, Nasro 4s Thompson,
JOBBERS IK BOOTS and shoes.
Will be r«adr to ablp tnoda, at onr new atore, on
•lichlgan-av opposite Michig-tn Atrnnt Hotel, nrz*
•c**ek. Read y*»ur o der* and money dur si.
CULVER <Sc CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
86 Booth Canal-at.
Advance* roada oa shipments to BoJSUo sad
New York.
Dr. J. S. .Mitchell,
Office and residence 571 Mlchtg*n*ar,. Driers for W*al
OtTitroo left at Lewis A Hathaway**. 99 Wrat Wash
ngton-st:, will ba promptly act nded In.
J. F. Nichols 4s Co.,
teal Estate, Loans, and Beal Estate Law hare fe
moTed to
25 Sonth Canal-at.
Andrew G. Bing 4s Co.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
No 77 Milwankee«av.. op ataira.
J. TV. Waughop,
law orrics.
«fl E*«t lUrrlsoe-at.
E. u. L Faxon 4s Co.
Formerly 74 and 78 Lake-st.
Uffleo, 681 Wabash-ar.
ITetm 4s lluwlaad,
LAW OFFICE,
45 West Bandolpb-at.
W. T. Ball.
Wholesale and Be tail Dealer In Cooperage sad
Coopers' stock, formerly of 167 Sonth Watcr-st., la at
n|s warehouse shop and stave yard,
93,:97. 99. and im SOUTH DBSPLAIRE3-ST..
Poet Office Address. 99 South Desplalnee-st.
56 Mouth. Canal Street, op stain,
between Washington and Madison its.,
Merker Bros *orraerly49 Lake it., are ready to dsy
to manu acture Fucketbeoka. Billhooks, Bankere
cases, Sample cases etc., on short notice, will also
nave in a few days fresh stocks of Fancy good*.
Dracftiste' Bandrte* end notion* and heartily invite
i the patronage of thaw old frisods.
M o-atu t-anal et.. up stefr*. bet. Washington and
MedleOO ais.
Henry a?* Monroe*
attorney.at-law.
Ko. 503 WABASD-AT.
Hr* T. S* Chard*
Special Agent o* tli« Union and Fireman a Food
'ntorancf Companies of San Francisco. b-«a
pxtehaa that th<«e compaule* will pay every dollar or
lieir losses In th- groat fire, and have large reaoerrro
1 11. The -aaaela of these rempanlee are OB a gold
i>a«la, and. onderth* lawe -if California, the stock,
-older* are In-livltintliy liable for all loasa-. W. S.
tI«»LI.S represent* the Fireman's Fend in Chicago,
ltd THOM AS GOODMAN the Union.
Law Office
WALKER, DEXTER A SMITH.
Removed to Wo. 798 Wabaab-av.
Geo* G* Bellows*
LAW OFFICE.
It IIUBDUD COURT,
O* I** Spalding*
OFFICE,
13S ffnt W«*lilngtoo-eL
Tllliugaast* Alien 4c Co*,
WOOL AND GRASS SEEDS,
Darned oat, bat alive, wi ih energy aed plntk to gr
ahead. QtPee pr*a»i.t. &S Snnlli C*n*l»st.
B. D* Magrttder*
ATTORN El AT LAW
K,»nia 15, No. Ul Weil Madltoa-*!.
Notios.
Oar losses by the late fire
DO NOT PREVENT OUR RESUMING BCBINESS
IMMEDIATELY.
We are prepored to take care of cosalgntnenls fto
the conn try, as uanal.
M'DCRMID A OERTEL.
30 CanaLst.* opposite new Board of Trade.
Liquors*
SAMUEL MYERS A CO
-UTTTSS-'iO- vi wb>, w\sniSGTON-ST.
ai WHISKIES
ON HANNA'S?. r»»
Office of the N* Lodlngtim
LUMBER MANUFACTURERS.
The office uf the N. Lodlngteo Ci-rapaaT la now
m their yard. No, 303 W*ct Twenty-aecond-ti., sear
Hajatead-st.
Chicago, Oct. 16,1671.
leave R. Hitt,
BEAL ESTATE AGENT,
330 West Randolph.at.,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS*
J. M. Adslt,
4X3 WABASH- AY
P. 9. Condon,
Contractor and fieilder of Brick Work and Ma
loury, and
Wll. H. CONDON.
Lawyer and Notary* norihtatt cornar Canal mad
ff*ihlnrtnn-it».
A* 11* Andrews «k Co*
OFFICE FURNITURE
119 and 131 NTsat Washlagton»st.
Dry Goods.
To dry goods Haretaanta of tbs Horthwesl,
PEAKE. OPDVCKEA CO.,
of 427 and 429 Broadway, New Tork,
will be repr«sente<Mn Chicsco by
B. R. LANDON.
Room Me. 8 Lind Block,
Randolph.st.. bridge.
office
OF RRAEFFT. KOELLB 4 CO„
Distiller* and Rectifier*,
removed to 40 *nd 90 Climoa-it.. near Lake.
Brink’s City Express
WILL BB FOUND AT OLD STAND,
to do bularts at eld price*.
No. 37 Baadolpb-at.
Jacob L. Scburemajs,
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS.
Temporary office on the old site coroir of.Ctark and
wnere ali order* will be received.
Wotk. Egaii-.r,
No Advance In Price*!
Alt Dry Geoda at eld Prices at
A. TUBRSTKNBSHG 4 BROS*
No. 300 MHwanaee are., and 371 Bine 1 aland are.
Office ana Warehouse
or TUB CHICAGO OAKUM WORKS STILL AT
30 SOUTH MARKETS, COR.RANDOLPH,
Uagh A. White; A
law office,
t«9 WEST WASBIKOTON^T.
Stephens,
TUB CORN DOCTOR,
Will bpefi about Octobers*, at MiNorth T.aka-at.
If yoa have no money, come along.'
Town send,
MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER,
Wholesale and Ratal),
JOLIBT, ILLINOIS.
PMTEHAJL KOTICJ6M> i-j
To Property-Owners on i„’
bide. j
The aodenfgned herel-r »*k <-r pro Jl fvr I
0-w»..f 00-wt...!,. liliK-k. «*r t«n hsl u-cir
barui district. ..e*r the L-ke I’.rk. f
buiMlnfft to accommodate oarbusinen
nent structures can b« erected. They p 3!.
together. We deem it ofgreat imperial,. j
c»£o nerch»nts sbonld coocentrate f
frr.m fire la not (real, and means for e 3 »r,
It at band, Secondly. :’or tbe turpoieof
of customers, ia finding alt branches’- t
well tithe manifest advantage of a fulfil
tfoo of all trades la as small a compa* l- v
We were allotted space on the park, wb
roads wfah to cover at Qace with magaifl
This ia what Chicago now needs \s a ~-<i i
thing else to Inspire ‘courage andfcope”Jv-
trict burned over. We, therefore ask pr
era to be as prompt as possible in respond t
no one owner can furnish all, ct.at thejT I
meet the reqnest. J
FIELD, LEITSR
J. V. FARWELL rV. t
SICa-lN
Tha Standard Alive.
We are thankful to say that the mbsc 1
of TBE STANDARD ia saved, and tbs
laaneas usual. this week a half sheet, j
the full site as soon as type and press c* ll
talned. Snbserlptions and advertisement— j
at the office,
U HAHMON.COPRT. CHURCH *GO
Edwards 1 Directory NotiJ^
SPECIAL NOTICE TO BUSINESS 31*
c
OTHERS.
Ae soon ai possible after yon are ijea**
•end to me at Tribnoe offle:. 15 and t:
yoor aitdrese and bueioese, and inja 'aw
*u- •facial directory tor the c-nvcain
poblic.
RICHARD EDWARD*. >3 and t: 0>
Notice to Property Owners'
South Division.
Wo have owned a new offic- at 3T6
where we are n«w on band to attend to an
entreated to our charse. such ae leatinr. p
•nd selling low in tha burnt dis rlct and -l"
•a city; collecting rent.; nazotistiDc 1«
,C OUP Wff groefillj
rebuilding tbe city.
N.B. Up bare a ver»l applications for lt>
borol district, either to purch«»e or lease
who will Imnietliaiciy butt l. N-a-reei i-•
Ute who wish to mvm in lota 1•i wii
•b hand to serve lh.-m. Great opporMin it
offered fm *-cnri gb..«*ii.a in What wit,,
be the great m*r» >h Vf $t
Call upon or addrea, us at NV. 376 ata.i
oaga. Ills.
Clarice, Layton C
Kxal k»t»t* D
Important to Nexva Agon
NEWS DRALKhS
Who wore burnt «at at tb* Utefire »ru
to call on
C. METER*.
At tha Western* New* Co., 99 We*t Rho
IS TUB UASEMBNT.
National suuday School Tcac
Office. 85 VV**t Randolph**?.
ADAMS. BLACKMERI L
Pnblifthiog
The American Bridge Comp:
bare opened offlcaa at 379 Wntash-nr c
rwslith-it., and at tbeir works corner of E
3te«art-avs.
Ca.h paid for wmnfht scrap Iron.
The Steamer St. Joseph
leaves Goodrich docks.
Foot of Michigan ar.. for
lUEKN BAT tNU ALL INTERMEDIATE
TUESDAY STEM NO. »('T. 7. A F 7 O't:
G. BUI LIN, Suptrintr
Proofs ul Lose,
Tba meat approved form can be obtained fr
BAND. M'NaLLYA
I OB Weal Rando
Electric Hatch Compai
New quarter* at No. 97 Walt Madiaon-st.
promptly fllt»d
The General Agency
OF ALLAN LINK Oi.KAN 3TKAMEI 1
s, at present In 137 Milwaukee**?., until r«*n
Niton’s Building. LaSalle-*?.. In about three
Passage to and from Europe at lowest ram*.
FEKD. 3. WINS
Will Mr. Spencer,
OF STANTON, SHELDON A CO..
Please call or send address to 663 Wabash
C. E. K.
NOT IOST.
Mr. E. R. William*, formerly 6S East'xiadi
is happy to in'orta hit customers and frlra
their Watches and Jewelry left with him for.
are all safe. He can b* found at «3l State at
parlors (np ataira). Particular attention
■{ran to repairing Watches and Jewelry, pte
Seal Rings made to order, old gold and stiver
HP.
Ths Palace Orng Store
KINSMAN A WABDNKIt,
Milwaukee.
Furniture and fixture# of thl« beautiful at.
r or sale ti l-e delivered la Chicago.
Apply to
W. CORY BARRETT A
47 Wait Lai
Splendid Opportunity
To Invest bnalneaa property W>ei \Va«hi
it. Bids will b« received natit Fndav, the
October, lor lb* whole or part of Isi fret
north aide of Vml Wuhmiionil., east fror
4*moo at., with bail-lings w>-Ii adapted for L
porpoaea. A part of payer at oo lons rime,
to W. K. slultTlMrK,
S3 East Waoliinat'
Hahnemann Medical College
The College and Hospital DoMltsgs ar« enlt
the foil eompl'tnent of i* b tug cirri
cilitlee for board sad prior* nnchaoird. Clu.»
raatages greatly increased.
Paper Box Factory* 1
RITCHIE A DCCK w;ll reanme basinets as
adrenal* rnm> can b~ secored. i'*rt>ee
romises to rent will plea** address as at ti
Uniuii’ti. Would n -t refuse g> od an irter* in
try lowu, with imtoe time posv^a.iaa.
THE OFFICE OF THE
GOAN <Sc TE^BEOG
CASEIAQE HAinTTACTUaiKO COl
lb A r THElit FA- T'»KT.
Corner of Randolph and Ann-sta
where they ill n<amr tb>-lr i,otinns m i f
aud be prepared to reealv* i,rde>* a n*n 1.
All person* Indebted to na are reque.ied
AT ONCE
a by egpreoe, to enable oa tore!
mployre, sum* of whom
ARB HOMELESS AND IN WANT OF F
All persona having haggle*. carrUtes, or w.
their eoesveaioa belonging to u*. wilt plea*
thru to oor itetory or send their address* r
trouble.
Vau’a Ranges*
FOR HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
We ere prepared to snpp-y these wVll*kn
lavorlte Haag at n ett nolle*.
LESTER. HERON. SMITH
»nl* Agr-nU. St
Bibcock Extinguisher.
696 WabaahHivt) and BO and r
Waiblngton«it,
All parti** indebted lou «rr nrged to
uno. by draft on NrwYuiX »r enrrmry l>y
•or ta to y was saved Orders punring In
part* of ih* canutry will be filled in Hie
which they come. Address all cotnmonlc.
F. \V. FARWELL, Si-er-ta
Dalliea and Wuekll
•’•d at the
Can v»
EHEBUiS HOUSE Neß? U 5- P
Corner Madison and Clinton.ata.
To Insurance Companies*
C. M. ROWLEY.
INSURANCE ADJUSTER,
Office at hie hoot*. AM Fulton »t far the
To Druggists and AputheCa
LATELY BURNT.
Employers are requested to meet at office,
st.. to-morti»w. October 17. at 3 p. to dr
and maaoe for the relief of their nerd* emp
J B. RE
Agent New York Drag Each. Rellr
Prompt Payment*
there thla day waived from E. E. Kyi
Afant. <7 Soaih Canaltr. 11.00 in fell far 1
BkEWEKS INSURANCE COMFaNT
WAUKES* 1 take tbia mode of thanking tl
and acents of thla company far thnr promt
BoBT, WISDOM, 41 no t 4.1 south C
Alamol of Rnalt .ica.C
All the Alnmnl of the lint:; il-dleal Coll
city are aarnettly requested tn meet at th
Professor K. locals. iL P.. southeast
Throopand Monroe-sts., on Tarsdsy even
I 2p. ta. Business of importance.
Notice to Property Holder*
Ulrich 4 Bond. Baal Calate Dealers, Sll
a*,. having l«at pooka, request patron* to
give them their property again fur dtapoa
capital to Inrwt for costumer*.
Masonic Hoard ol Relief,
la *»s*ton from 9a.m.t03 p. m. Doild
log at 3 o'clock erery day. All consignn
remittance* ehoald ha to **De WlttC. Cre
sonic T.mple, cor. BaMtolrh and Ualater
order. D 5 WITT C. CKEO;
Grand 1
D. I. Houston.
“Major,” attend to yoor dotiee aod
Side *'real estate Park apecolatora” u*
their own bond*.
Printer*, Attention.
Maine** Roller Compeaiitoa now read’
quantity—the beat In the worM. Oat*oMo
prvmpetr filled O. O. D. Boiler* made to
abort notice. Q. b jiAK
At Oakly 4 Son’*. *4 West Waabin
French Consulate
BAS REMOVED TO Sfi WEST ItANDC
office hours from n a. m. till
Law Books.
Wo are now prepared to fill orders for
line of text books. Bare ins received Qro
Matuteq; Ore** 1 Illlnnte Criminal Coda; C
.lea Laws. Ifin; Ona’ I‘enMou La*a, IS
Dock*!*, alt aiM_4>ace File*. CALL. 1
COOKCHOrr. SanUolrh at.
‘^tarrlage*.
Information in regard to any carriage a
TJAdaun.ar., notyet reported, will be U
warded by addressing me, ear* of o>oc
r U. J. BP*
Branch Office
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE 0-
113 Halated-*t.
Machine* aold on moatkly pay* 4
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TUESDAY, OCtOtiEB IT. 1871.
Tn c e mcAoo Tiuacar ass opened tu offices at
“10 Son-li Canal street West Division, and the
r n!l hereatler be tegnlsrly Issued from that
trim ftmber notice.
T r-a*Snf advertisements on our trace yes-
T fsr beyond onr power of aocoramoda
r. Fu-t—njr>rrotr mnraint will npp*;»rlhe.
v f'f *Ol tans-i whn are crowded
’1 n «n* tn ir. With tir crippled far I;ti*’»
1 ar u-r»» r «ry bine in or piw-r to accom
:cJ .tr a.lvcr i»** r md «nrr-W r^nderr.
TO ADVEBTISEBS.
\\r *rot»uVt e --nro w- nn poj-lhlr *p*rf
r»ir »r»i* ts in tM* m-rolncV npo*, a-d
1 who fin thi! their ndv rti*« tn>ot* nr •I* I’
til nil. p\rlo*t ?t to the o! civ T b
■•••I' r i «u on* f .lu-oth t the tet Mn rob
.V. f TiDtf"s rot onlr tn
tr it m ab«-n’aie’y nee Mery to th‘
the t-<ot»i* M n.l th«elty th tmueh n
ibnal i c-» to ih<» pnV'<.
•Te t«een th* retd r »od tb
th*t i« the beit we e«n do f»
t-i fHs Th<* ndr riser "i'l.a dvntnn*'
1 osri'r in th-l rh* tlr whtt H
f, b»re ruMi-h-H. «tH |i*. rnVlerth.
iut »hnb be c i d'nse* I:, tb® aor
I- v it is *p 11 <1 a ?IkC6 ia «>ar cola act.
t’-i t a-f
Kincnox OF cm OFFICEUS.
Mere partisanship is ns much out o!
a.iienmij ih *smok'nz ruins of Cuicazc
«;i •pvnlryin a church. Tuepenp!eo! tht*
-•ri-.keu c.ty wont to hear nothing now nf
tnr:i( nor par*y tJcmlmit r one, nor can
'-•at-rs, mr conventions.
Democracy hnvc become lost in th'
loaror relation of union fer the enmmo-
I“tencc. union for the support of the suf
-•Ting poor, and union for the rapid re
-•orat'on of Chicago. Wears citizens of
v Vcngo. having no other platform than
e common good, and recognizing that
the time has come for the retirement of all
r. ■<re partisans from municipal office, and
the commitment of the work of restoration
having the confidence of the people,
re d who nre deeply interested in tn*
welfhre of the city. The restore*
i n of the city depends upon the credit
wr enu maintain abroad. The credit of
t« o city depends on th<v character of thr
rrn lowborn we commit thevontrol, roan*
.'■i ment, and disposition of the money
v. Vch may be loaned ton*. The raazni
u i.' and importance of the trust which
v! j fall to the new Common Connell, in
-•••ad of deterring the ward jobber* <nd
n:-I:oDse politicians from seeking place*
r.n« had the contrary effect; the prospec
if handling largo snros of money and o*
h’-jvy spoliation has but whetted their
i.poiites, and they are busily apportioning
ih'-ea among themselves. The Board of
AM rraen consists of 40 members. Twenty
A d rmen have to bo elected tbla fall.
"C-viT was there such a crisis calling fo~
-1.0 presence of men of character and
heading in iho Connell as is
rnw upon ns. Wo appeal to the
•i.t'n ot all, parlies and of all
r lesions to deliver the city from the
AM rmanic thraldom in which it is held.'
It «n ild be a blessing if all the member*
v nut 1 resign and let the public commit the
••:\v ff-’rs to the control of responsible
nv !t. It is true that there are a*few most
vrrlVnt men in the Council bnt, if by rc
i:i.:ng they could induce the others to re
gn r.’*''. no one would more gladly do so
r.r.n these gentlemen. -But the people
r r.r Irnpt, Ri-lert twenty good; men tr
r.iki-tr.f* p’ucesnf ihose whose terms exp n
f' i* fa’i. Lf't the people m r et*in thti*
.-vrral di.e’ricff and. discard rg all Othr’
<TatiLD. 8 ch et the lest men the;
,-e:* Hm A
Th'-Wi-ft Division in ilknmanner ahnuK
r t uc» tl e cl**s r-f in»n. and ther*
1 1* iftl o r*»Tt nn nf 20 A’dvptpen of t1»5?
-•h.ffi vf«M bo-if inca'ciraV<» t
»1 r f rnllJ i-f tlio city. It wou*d be
.M. tie wrrM vr r, as an evidence tlul
t!.-- prrpV of nra a’ive to dli
cr'-oi I’ctnnrds n ado upon tl em at tld*
i. r'nrt crl« P. *TI rro wni'd Vp r:
.»s‘!a«irn in giving cr» d’l to a city wl p- 4
mT *r.« J.nd romm'ttrd to sock r r
—i.f'lilu I nnds n*-these.
ffcnia to the election-of Mayc*
*.i d cry Rlcrm tje Imprrtnncc c.f uniter
u-t’nn is vital. Tlicre ouplit to bo no con
Evr-ry man flt to be Jli.yor wi!‘
di’y rrqutcFce in the election of any
•:i:rr catididtite. The only names so?*
'-sit'd nrc those of cx-Mayor Uice and
‘Tarry Mnfor. Tl rrc is ho rivalry, per
o:iaI rr political, between these ceutlp-
Belli have the unlimited confidence
•:i il-eptiMic, both-have'.the interests of
t e city deeply at heart. If left to the
”.-o jrontlcmen to determine which sballbe
T. yor. the public should Heartily accept
{ir decision. It should be borne in mind
there is not'n scrap *of original
j u’’?c record left. The 'present
n*y officers alone lave
V.- wlcdse of any of the city eff.rrs, Ir
n’ r- dreadful crisis their errrlccs ore imli?‘
*r: -able, nnd nf necessity must bo man
Itiablotlau ibopo of new men. Isitt
n. in change officers when there i* no
K,ihfr rf nsen than for change sake? 1 Thi
demand that there be no chance Tn
r’ry Treasurer, Darid Gojxe.'at this
T u re is too much stake to.tenturc upon
v experiments. We all know ibe-valae
the pr«cnt Treasurer, and why, should
-".part with him?
The best thing, therefore, is to hare an
J understanding that there shall be
r o opposing general-tickets for cUj offi
r:Let there be bnl one ticket—the-
-r <ont city officers—all of whom have
it! nut exception, proved to be honest,
faithful and vigilant. We never had ft
in trrr executive city government, end.it is
jolly to talk about changing it for the mere
,-nl eof change,-or personal gratification,
of ir.bitions or; selfish aspirant*
K.ii there vlgor
jji p aT t of the public in
of Aldermen. Let tho people
r,{ rerh division, without reapeot- to ward
•cos. meet and select men fit for the emor-
Let thcro be no caucuses, but let
ru be selected whose personal merits
a id character render them pre-eminently
uuwlj‘ctionablc. Ko man onghttobeseni
u, the B'lard of Aldermen who would be
opposed l y ary respectable citizen, or
-a ..ose election would be resisted by any
'r>‘hr-v 'h*n a-disappointed j:;hb p r,; thrust
im a trust f< -r which be is unfit Lot
•I.< re b-‘ new m p n—twenty Aldermen
ihc *-vry beat men Chicago can
Mf.Mhicc, presented to the voters;
~,j then let us '/6i*e who
~j- x \n professional thieves and jobbers
J-tre insult weeping Chicago by opposing
Tins work most beylonc speedily
jl? must be arranged amicably an J satis
x cturUy in each ward to hiveone caridl
in each ward the prop-*
i iv, character, and restoration of
pUici.go, «tid then.if there bo any opposl
o,-jn, let tho voters omsh it nt the p0115...
In this crisis-no cu‘.z*n, however dis
t nstcful the duty may bo, can' refuse to
m the AlJVrroeh. In so doing be
c .ill be -contributing in the most ‘direct
o.tHotver 10 rebuild Chicago, and’ above all
J-j maintain her honor and credit, not only
a r.im paired, but as brilliant as ever.,
o A. ©ember of the iteiief Committee bad
j*jLl:gheJ in SaturdaysTribcve that the
S l, .;ri Wayne 11 jad was the only one>un*‘
..hing out of Chicago that refused .to
fry the distressed and .burned
©jit poor, on lira .posses issued by the Re
Committee. This statement has done
W c roa'i a gross [lnjustice', as it b'oa given
transportation to thoasands. On the
tl«*y train from it was said that
Hu; conductor, put people -oflf *oven
V.-craen .and children-were con*
e 1 officers
?:o the read refoged to-carry-free iwere
u.nn«nd, of nnh-b-di.-.l m n I all o(
wli.m. were not her o.r, nod worn ab'p
l par. hnt wrrce tiring in sponge a
ride on the road lo P.-.ul nrgh n r
elsewhere, and crowd dispensed
women and children off iho trains. It rc
gntvcd the efforts of a military company lo
prevent this stalwart mob from taking
possession of the trains and monopolizing
of the company. T-ieae very
fellows will ail he back here again within a
fortnight
THE 6BAIS SUPPLY.
Tb® excitement in Eastern grain cir
cles has been sufficient to advance the
pricQ of wheat in New York some 5 cents
per bushel It was feared the greater part
f ouc stock was destroyed, and that
msineps in this city was 100 much para
ys'jd hy the shock to ndmit of our produce
n*rchan(s taking any further part in the
nrwardinp of grain this autumn- Hence,
i ▼ery light icnpp r on the seaboard was
•pared, and come of the Eastern papers
tctnnlly dag up the old cry of “bread or
Iriod as one of the possibilities among
he experiences of the coming winter.
The utlcr groundlessness of these fears
•■4 evident whin we look of the facta in the
•a*e. The grain d *stroyi*d f iota up a total
•t but little more than 1.G00.000 bushels,
t* all; kind*. of which u considerable pro
portion jr:U doubtless be rescued frotnthf
uins, though.iu a damaged condition,
while the forwarding movement hna been
lelayed barely one we>k by the fire. Sgv
-ral vessels were chartered on Saturday
takowheat and corn to B ifialo. and the
?hjppers-were quite active yesterday, the
•nnunt of freight room engaged being
uUy up to the average of any previous
season. In a-day or two the banks will Ik
in perfect .running order, and then
lb© only limit to opr shipments wilt be
found in the capacity of vessel* to carry
wi the grain. The very fad that so
■nuch,property has been destroyed by the
are, that nil the money available is want'
d to help rebuild the city, is guarantee
hat few persona wIU care to carry large
tacks of grain here; all will want to real*
za on it, which can only be done by mov
ng it on. In the general need for money
re jlova also .a circumstantial promise
hat no speculative mania will run up pri
to a noint where it will not pay to ship
'rain. Wp may expect our grain market*
.o be more healthy, because more natural,
his nnfumn and winter, than tor several
rear* past.
There is no need, therefore, to antic!-
oate even a temporary famine, or even so*
.-lons scarcity, in the Bast, as* a conse
quence of. iiT Chicago. The
Nnrlhwestts full of grain, and the flaw
towards consuming points has only suffer
ed o veiy short, and hot partial, interrup
tion.-The 11 visible supply” of grain, which
»he Now York statisticians watch with such
intense anxiety has not been diminished
to an extent sufficient to cause; the least
alarm, and it is highly probable that while
'ake sfalpments-wPiI continue active-till the
close of navigation, the amount of grain
forwarded-East by rail the conning winter
will bo largely in excess of any previous
year.•
CKNTBAL DEfOT,
A meeting of Michigan avenue property
holders ’will bo held this evening at the
residence-of Thomas Hoyne, Esq., to con
sider the expediency of withdrawing oppo-
Mtlon td tho sale of admail portion of the
lake front property to the railway com
panies for the erection of a mammoth
rmssengcr Mepot, to take the place ot
■!I those that hauo been destroyed, and to
nrnlsh o convenient entrance to the city
'.ip all present and future railways that
•hooao to, avail themselves of It,
In thw prevent condition of the city we
'outd wc.il jiQhrd to make a donation of
reo or s x blocks of ground, in that
innrter fnr the ?nb» of having so noble a
arfing- point fer onr general rebuilding.
Iniinascunch as the railways are bet pan
•“r*,. while we '.have very neatly. become
uch. it is proper that they should pay u
*»ir price forwhaj they use. We hope the
netting thiß.evening will take 'gome’effeo
»ve stop**-to*wit} dn»w tho injunction suit
iow .pending, and allow the railways to
mvo the room they need. It coals noth
ng to anybody now. The nearest real
lenen4o the propcised depot is hnlf n mile
iiatant. and it'is certain that there will
never be nno»her private, residence built
north-of J. *H. Dunham’s—that spared
monument of last Monday'* tn**rcy.
The work ol clenrinff away and rebuild
ing is already going on-vilh great nctiviiy.
Contracts hnve_beeri let and work com
menced foe building a number of brick
wholesale stores on Michigan avenue, be
iWoon Monroe and Adnma, the owners bo-,
-ng Beckwith, Edwin Hunt, Jamefll
IL ’Prederiik Tattle, nnd Nelson
Tattle. Mcssf*. Orcgston A Mnckiu hove
commenced, rebuilding their fine stores
•outhof the old TBJBCve building. Many
athers, whose insurance or privateiloriune
enables them to do so, have already taken
‘iold to rebuild. Tim ruined street* are
ull of activity, though the bricks in many
places are nntyei cold. A small army of
a borers fasvo thus.been taken off the re
lief fund.. or- -j-'
Tha Illinois Central Railway how
bringing .in .wheal from ifk lowa-division
at tbe rate of one ’hundred cars per day.
and vessels are loading bt nM tbe elevators
which are still standing. Tho other rail
ways have returned their regular .freight
business,-imd’tbey find constant emph-y.
ment for PllTheir rolling stock.
TniTerangthe n r p3;».
come over
but. there an no tears shed*
except those of gratitade'whcn wc read br*
hear of the loving hands stretched forth to
help ns. The majority of oar business
Tnen~aro .richer Id-day, with the city
burned from .under them, than they were
ten years ago.* And Chicago contains twice
ns many people now as then.
THE CfllCA&a BANKS.
The nctioo of the Kational Banks is
fßry encouraging. It proclaims in nmois*
triable terms th® high purpose of oar city
to maintain the floanciol credit'of the
<ranntry. The rcsutdption of payments to
depositors hastens settlements; each
man’s surplus enables biro to settle with
nthers, and thus, in a very short time, rail
lions of balances will be adjusted, and this
wiihont.3«docin&'d«posita. There will be
no exhaustion of deposits. Where will the
money bs-taken The whole business will
be transacted by checks—cbesks from one
icconnt to another, from one bank
to another, leaving the aggregate
in all iho-lbankt, and the average in
•’ach ban#' will hardly be dis
rurttfd. The action of the banks
at their moetingon Sunday, as announced
in The. Xiub^sk yesterday, had an invTg
grating eflk*cl upon business of every kind.
It was jo st the*stimulus needed. The pro*
-ginns action-bad not proved encouraging.
Th«4iwutf»ptihn gives' that assurance of
sdlvcnoy whtch coold not be given- in any
otter way, and which was essential to the
general resumption of- trade. The banks
being all safe, andin fall operation, with a
rapid inflow of money in payment of inaur*.
ancejn Edalcrn companies, gives-pregiige
of a> much better condition than was af
forded by lbe proposed postponement and,
resumption by InstalmVhl*.'
An abpJrd«tOTyiis»csTe!Hnz abroad (bat'
the municipal: debt ol Chicago is thirty
millions of dnllors. la point of fact it is
less than-half-tbat"Bum, und'~lbe'araounl
cannot bd increased under the present
constirution of tbo State. The holders of
Chicago city, bonds need nol apprehend
that tfcoTntt^egt"wjll be punctually
Olid. W. Mover pis., w- di or dm'i d.>.
P sl.ni pay our public d-bt. hnb p r ne
pnl and ioteriMi. m th tim s and plne.-s
specified therein.
An examination of our eight cylinder
presses, made by one of-Hoc’s-foremen,
shows that they are more seriously dam
aged by the fire than was first supposed by
vhe local machinists and pressmen.
AarnrocNCEftiEXTS.
N,, I 237 Cottsee Grove
f "f™ fertile rrcrallou end tr-ituiious
trea’inept of suff-rars.
Board ofAlaDwren of the Ltdirs’ Chris
t«an Union, nud nil luirresled in the w.srk of lh-
Loi -n. nro urceatly assemble nl the
•i°?' T *l T S 88 Ssottll Sangamwn street,
w i jfi p, m. co-nay.
w^ uen n want of sftaations can
K?**, at h .l ®f co of t ladies* Christian
Do*oo, At i be Seventh Presbyterian Church,
c-trner i f J.iokioo and Peoria-trccis.
n7f r r i«f”rm.d that the Loral
Itvllof Committee of Daveuport, I-»wo. trill re
rmvo and provide Tor all former chirm* of D.»t*
who shall be seat thither as *uffeerr» by
—Th« Veilcrn Union Tclocraph Company ho*
-cute* tha rrvnuecs No. 5M Wabwh artnno
.mi,, d by Mr, Ifbuuj, lor tw.. years* where jhey
tiU» npt*n their Sooib Stle cffio next week
—Mt.Blehanl Edwards.’a< s .<n•« ho can ob
’ain the necessary irformntion. will i*yao a spa
•i»l directory, ewbraoiuc tho chances coos-o
qaent upon the recent firo. A coo*l idoa, and it
h.-pod imp bailees* moo will give readily the
inK.rmaliMi warned. Se- advertisement.
“-Tho First Precinct Stßtio>> was removed,
yesterday, trom (ho corner P.*lk street and
I utr«i i.ri-ruo to the corner of Pacific avenueand
itarmou f-t*eet.
~*fh«f N«>rtb«c#tern Manufocturlnc Company
«isb to nrknewirdee faron from their ou*tom
tr* sail frintd* In the tbnpr of currency to th«*
"Oi.iUot ot £19.060, by which they were pointed
meet nearly 000-bnlf the pay-roll for Soptein
or, (hereby conferring a creel bleaiinc upon
■o*ir employe*.
—U. K. K' gerfl. Dmu of the Medic*] Faculty
i’cnu.-oirama Loivereiiy. tefeprapn* to
4ayor Mmoq that that university will receive.
:'e>* pf*l’ chwcc*. th* itadonts ot Jluib Ui-dical
.’••lle«to *n«» Cjicsko Mvdicnl Collect who have
-uteied for iu«* proeeot «eimn.
—A iu»»- merlins of Germans will behold in
*.ut»ra 1 ur-er 11*11. at7:3oo’clock tbit evening.
or ‘be purr o»e of dlicuMin* n loan of $200,001
eroli*t«jd from Germany by Anton Sotit'C. The
for tbe nKefintr bear*, arootic tho n.miee at
'heard to U, tho on orrspin of Mr- Glant.auin
nd roJo r e' F. A.
Th« Brt.pi of E location *ri:| o J n r cnlar
n vii. g ui. cv.nb-s at Xu. 171 IVtit
reel.
The Manbnfctrn Insu-m.eo C«rp ny n
Non k r 1 all o'icy b •?o int Z-. gnt
cok :h e a!:ertt on VT l.*« t.u -j, C‘»rf r
•f Amaral i-t» v II l*»ed tin t .0.-i.lrr h
nluloo *'f ihi e mi'ftny Ai dr w J. Jsmitu
lit •ec-Pr»“«ut:ni [-In t. wa.
_ M ffa-cr* luv# t»k n rafusa In H,*le
rjtk* sandy the.r wnni* a <ju«»(>ty
A r l th»» boutc cf Sic rv? *u
OfonreW. w.rt«», nrar II r*ol>-i S aiio'i. L i
nutuy ro..d w rd to him. »nd U« will tAi b'y
Qrt***
—Mf.C;K P A cnt rftbe L*nA
O -im-tti a r**e- tv-ji a foi-'trtm .rim P-orer.
y- 4 orau fn iey th it pine sea ib» f >iia(l, (her*'
»r a tu ilr it »<eirini *ir-« ».t f »uu’ t**un*v jo
uutr d'ltlan month M-. r.*tr, 33 C.uial
;-Uo-*t, o*u make arno.cuieou for ira irui
n«*c.
T brmlqusrter* of distribution nr «a**pi;a4
o» fi y. fit* rict n S utu D vmno *t F u h
Juuieh, Mracr *v,-u«j «„il Elvlrt«i«c
urt.
Ile/dq tnrtf ri f»r rond d triet. romrm’ns
ill Mu iiol Twroty-tec’in i --r r*, *t c>rner lu*
I on avenufl a< d T *enty fi ih street.
K.4U004 will w*q di; (~e« jio.QU to-day.
FlU£s.
An Incipient Ore or crroJ in |S» hasrme*it of
No. 73Sou>h C-a »l #iro«*, nr ft V-loc-k vc*t■•tiler
iltermior. A «n*nj.ne I*u p t lio« b-U tea
nd to» in i. A ci-mb m*.i w..u
■f»* na«>it c *i»w the fl.ioe find j-u. tb-un our.
—An t{ic.jn- at fro uasdna »vcr d yifttrd y i'"
barrel of corn htuks in shed nenr Ad;««’r
.umbir ylrd.D- Ei’ton nrcauo. and wn* lurlo--
pat tmt *t neep. Trr cause is uuko'-wo,
.i:ontb tome ot the unuLbor* taouebk U wot fci
•>y n rihu with a gray bat, who bad been seen
near by.
Telegrtph Xcwa of Teiterdiy.
Fir--ihjuß snd dn‘l.«a wort* raised -in Henry
Watd D-ochrr’s cr.urei. on Sunday, fur Calotte.
—'The town* on i c»t.o> f I*lvd, cut-
•id«* nf B'-iOklyn. Will raise nearly $200,(*0 rot
Cbic.»«o. The around in teams among
neviUsee-. contributions.
—The uuix-ns ot XtnS.ifa HI., have purchased
five hundred tnni of coal which will be lorward
•d tu the Mayurof Chicago for iree distribution.
(J ntrtboti qj ot food aud clothing bare already
U«en forwarded.
—The aabeoHptioD taken at the Mansion
J t2«c, London, for the benefit of the Chicago
i-.fferers amount thus far to twenty thousand
,-omuls. The Strand Theatre devoted the pro
o tdt of lut Wednesday's performance to tuc
relief fond.
Captain Faith; of tba schooner Prince .Alfred,
nicked np a boat and two davit*. fifteen miiee
southeafit of Manitowoc, on Sunday last, sap
poeed to bel ng-to schooner wbiob was passed
subsequently. Said schooner was loaded with
<htnglet and square timber?, and appeared io be
water-lovged. No person was teen on board.
•—Thc stockhold rs -of tba .Tauifio In.«uranee
Company, of Sao Franciico, fiu.iirg the late re
ported I'-ttet by-tho Chicago fire tobeabny
$2 t 0&0,000, instead of onorbalf that sum, at
Bsu-nßtcd. now refuse i-ayi'-g tba volu .tiry eall
tor T5 per cent on the capital. Thu law doi-s
not permit a larger than ft percent
it otto time.' Tbß~X).rcctiira will levy,
but it is very doubtful if the stockholders
will rerpond, since ,the best gal talont in this
city diclaro* that individual liability does nut
bold go'd in law. The company will probably
V’-* into liquidation, though all possible efforts
will bn made to consioo business.
—Dr. Bcll'iwg gavc.an eloquent sermon
on Jjur.jox.on Chicago, after which u liberal
0 -IK-cii-in Mas made. lie Bud iba real. Chic"g<>
•i iot I’Q-ued at oil. Ten years will nob leave
ore cinder-mark <<n her r be*. Her wealth wo*
Ti*ib rei-reecuted in her great warehouses, but
uer w-'Aitb is is the s«nl.«. breasts, and irrc
i.rcJ‘'ib.o i-l.isxiciiy of her Ciliiou-J. tbo ha«
gunedo stimulant ip rotivi y. ami a name
wbicii wII realise all ii baa The greaj |c«-
•on wi, o• C iicago profeaicd is that bumablty
:i I'ioihj ad irom its scifisnne** and shocked into
t scorn of tno noMeoou t>[ trim {riches. Uod he?
not gurr d Chicago Tor Its sios. It Is cow puu
mi tag sins of the world.
M:.Br'S‘. *>tltlinoi*, addressed the Ttew York
C.iambvr f Commerce Kuliet Committ-se yester
day uiurmog. Alter describing the great lire, be
lost al:ec the immediate wants ot the suffer
-rs wero SQvplied, <he must pressing necessity
>*ae tbo want nf funds to rebuild the city. Mer
chants and companies in Nuw Turk who had
■ttvun iunri mi Chicago properly destroyed bv
ire should Avc second mortgages to enable the
:u ribm.U to rebuild their buusef. lie. also
r commended capitalists to advnnco money freely
-id anitirumbi.rud property in Cjicjgo, as it was.
:thu t\e next few year#, sure to advance In
pnc-» Toe speaker expressed, on the cart of tbs'
.ioiu«t**s and.destitute re p.y oi Cbio.wo, jbe
jm at pmfouud nnd beartTit gr.uuuio to N w
Ynrk nnd tb-o:rinse«l wo*l-i f -r tho uuhie ti- ris
.-r tbo r-iiot ot/tuc i iiTer« r-, A roic
♦•f -s rcrornfdtM O^v-r or B us*.
-Q.hli.x dfp tebes ina'c I oatin.o b>
;»ic
ll.lilitx I'nr.ur oi FrdavrorM c j-r eu.t d nu
nuenranee "t Wreck m dra.n i cva a en l o r*.
Wh-irse l v-ro" fu-'i-ie ai.d ewer. I v t» a
were b g am! dry. pth* i* re ut»m«>t d
Berber. Tuirty %es« m-stiy h-n<r.i4<u, ru
irred, ,Tjioo mco wore Uruwnud off tne haiber
nb •*«.t> i i g net#
-T.»*'St L<»'l-Exeeo'irc C mw«***e of ih*-
K*-her Ford ’-na rni In-d tend M y«<r Lad
«g o if M 11» Iff, a le-g> am/iuni if f- ini
ng. Un 1 1» Al x Mtcn 1 :2oOOX-r
iin snff re»«. ai p a thodo-ir* -i ■tu b-nnror
Pcr;y. ui G. and II .vet-, lor ib< M ch gin suff.r
*f».
A derp»*oh re'-civeil *t Santa Fe; N. M..
He. 16 state-th>* T, has g no llf|U lic-ii
by quite <i hervv m j irity.
l«o enl. ted men »bn lia-l ps nn t» d white
adi s in Dodf d roitutr. X nn.. 'e-t *»e k, Wt-rr
i.wken Iruuth g mrd ht m-ib fi eliundnd
tr- a while bi Bv eonvoj d t<» j*n. and hang-d.
plscnr l» were ri* a d t-» tucr i* tv*hi >e wrr a
a t I tit ih- e v.l *u h-rlt*>e- ttora tu l ag -hcui
d -WQ n-. |H7 I ~f «*j{f-ri>iff like fata.
A etJiii tne t. porn r in* r« b- tele r.im*-'
'mm Imli-nap l-s. iu Ish-d n «om* pun r-
Wivi f t»i. L us, end p-Th-p-eleewtirrc. »o ihe
djr'.t !b*-t .P. pnsll-t the w-alihipsl rp in in
•het pit •hllltiu’e i but one d*>|jar t° lb#;
keif r I«l mndUnnt e-tt c». Ih*ti i*B»
w.-aiihv m nof ih t n-me|i Imlinn-pnii#. 11.
W. Invllsl |e»->tn?cil D- ftn'rjl oiod riw.
“lb* Coatub v «t tk-uuntroe «f slutte d
Eng., has re-- Ir d ocall n me t ng of ;o.i'jo‘i s
f>r vbe pnrn«>** 1 1 onn*rib ilinsn liel t- Chieav.'-'I
1 A mr-eliae f f lll«* reli f..f ii id 'TI
I b I «°T n n "i,.
!BS, r I.— »w 4 commit:.. w.i>
;,«:dou;r:batioai, and £2,500 was
..n<i -o tba f?t-L*
—A Par’s despatch of ye«tcfjay *ay« i A
-ntr. r o m s fr* m of t-nlit'eal d'*-
tu.bißP'* inXorsica. They are biheved to b.‘
ingpir d b.v
—1 lugcrsViTt-M!rtl-*lh Cbiergihaviog
nauoaal bank a-d-Übit.d fitaiescuneary in a
sa-reb'd e-.isdiiion, no* to handle the rtmebe-1
tore lorwardintf i: to‘the United £t*t*s Trea nry I
fnr.redeurptl-'n. but to nark it in entteo on a
su>i.-tanre ai.d enclose in a bug without lying the
P-ckagpi. It ni:i bo less liable to lurtber des-I
tradlon in tniniU.,and much larger amounts!
ua be realized on count br Treasury experts. I
The ohnrebes* ot Pbiladrlphia subscribed I
fftU.tW Ibaid of Chieare.-on Sunday last. I
—A meeting of insurance Presidents lo New;
I i rk, yciteruay. was attended by aboot fifty
rer#'>ns. Mr. Miller. State Sopenntendtnt. »d- i
dressed them, and saidlfnny were compelled to
go Into liquidation he would do the!
tjett he could to protect tho interests oil
the insurers and stpakbolder#, bnt J
be wanted frank and candid statements of
their condition. lie ibouaht Ibeln-iet by the
Cbicaeo fire would be but a small percentage to 1
the Htisenr of (be State, -president Oakley*
f*tronr Chicago
and considered tbeiqsses there underectltcnted.
The Chicago eompanieeenuld not pay more than
10 or Ift por cent -of their-ltabililice.- He said al]
the Now. Vork ennpanirs would par theip losses.
Alter every cent of tbe 1 ates is~p"id j
the Manhattan *Cbsn>any,’ot New which!
has annouae—l its'sQipeastoa, extwtts to lgce( its
t-mra.-• The Continental hu lost aborit one mi!-)
lion,' boi?ig much less than their surplus. They
bare dnoblcd their capital, and, after paying
their losses, will have assets ol two m illi9D* for
newjiiuiiiicei., t
—TTi’a”Am*encan yacht' Columbia hc&t A»b;
bury V Livonia in the race on Lmr Island Sound I
yest-rd*y.
«ro4«h cfintrJhoiions from »ba D-striet of I
Cduaibia to tbo Chicago B.'liet Fund amount to 1
|157.0:0. j
—A neee'rfrhas bceo spp.inlcd for the Ful
ton. I.ifi Infumnce Company, of Brooklyn.
wbWOt.M *)«*kbo}d-r-*w«arv hsi become iaxol
.vtxt o*»l s to the Ofclcatn fire.
—JThn P-cDnix Inxursoee Company, ol Brook
lyn,‘h*’* .-djusied Uslpm by the Chicago fire by
aunt i 'it to liart. Astro Co.
—The Director* of the Homo In
*or art* Company. hew; Ybrk.havo unanimously
a aa,rctylnUon to fillup the capital atock
tw<» ood a half■ roillion* at tbo tarllfft
rraetiQtlle moment. Tbia will restore ike
i Uouk* a«*ct« to nearly four millinr#.
—At Salt Lake, yyitenlay. Brigham Toons ap
peared la -c- art, when the indictment was road
to him. and. upon the usual'question of the
clerk* be answered, with marked nervous*
fi- n ft t .jiuilu, The court- room
wa* bat tnod»*mte!y crowded, and there wre no
excitement; Brlfbani record much improved in
health m;J coiifiurnt in manner. In the case of
•"V* l JVJb'* ou a tim'dar charge, the
roauToit olihe (befictaeat was waived, abJ after
the ,my:e vf ihe. .bus. waa.aonouaoed be
1.0 pleaded not cailty. Defendant*’
connsel moved the court to continue tUr
caeca until next term. The i-rorcru*
tt r >u np|>u>eil this, but isfi] ibVy wain wtuivg t'
tive,<de.«ud*nt< %.l the Uae Ut>oeae.<ry lor pr-it*’
•ra'i'D lb' the trial. Ibe ta-iiion not acted
oi', hvt will-be taken up at an early day. i
•—Eernra. erp als C'nri. ue,to be tua-T® in be
hallofihe/üßervra by fire iu the north ro and
poiti»>u ,W'«> .i)si.i. l„ thirty
•la>a wft *rcnuiniaD diiluo'w th thedcrauud
Uutrie>* wul oeu»r, a*t'r wu-cb tliu» *D.>t-u<?
must be teamed teas >dutane s, Tre com
ecr bt lamilie*.. now tub- anpiutad
d-lly with f-i d >n IM.and Cl'vi»3 U number
el'lHryons. 1,3y4. Number of.i milios.io F»I;-
njnrehDd‘Xi>kdf tow <»t
4<Vi r»tt*dbir«.t (am LI icy m llolaud townahip.
40i nntti& r of p» r#<joi. 30Q. Many of Vitn* pso*
p)o wpl hate to boesmed-through the wiatar,-
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
.'ltss.ijc or Govsr.ior PiUmcr.
Action Relative to the Public Rec
ords of Chicago.
Various Important Matters.
SKJfATB.
The senate tael at 10 a, m.. thirty-five Sena-
t»u being present.
T B PBOPOBKO CHICAGO fIESStO*.
Mr. Underwood nfl j**d th-following:
n REiuuii. Be anoint resolution an adjourned
il^v° n u lb, ito !rn,A,a, b, ,r Iw-bebeld
IP,®.! 1 °r Cbjpign, and places of mectinc
f rnlj *»od at her. expense, (tea «f
J? State, and tho rceent fire In said
ciryhasrendai-o] suchTOeoJinc -tn raid city nti
r r hoen on its eitissns and U other-
W, SP impracticable: therefore
lletolved, by the Home of Repre-
therein. That said Joint
resolution 13 hereby rescinded, and that said *d-
Journcds-sdnnof this General Aasembty he held
a*-?'m tho city of Springfield, and
!T m adjourned session ©«mraeneo nn thf first
Tuesday ot December. A. I>. 187!. at 12 o'clock
noon.
Unforced to the following committee; Undor
waod, Jewett, Alexander. Whl'toe. Bush, Don
«hue, Washburn, Early, Eddy,.Yorii. Salomon.
Sonter, and Tan D rat^n.
»to BVUKP committers,
Mr. Sonter offered a joint re* .lotion providing
*c» J° lD oommiilee, of throe
the bena'e and five from the Tl iuse. to devise
some plio hy which a Central R-U*f Cammlttne
moy be •■rgaait”d in eao’i county, wltbaub ontn
mlttee*, to receive gnbserlpUons for the relief ol
LMeog't and to prepare an appeal to Ihc.paoplt.
Adopted.
Adjourned until 4 p. m.
HOUSE.
R^£ n 0“ .rt 7 arf,r atl o'ohci.
Spotker Smith in the ehair.
H« r -Mr* Halo off red prarer.
ilr. Poolps ff-ted the followinvj
TRE CHICAGO BKCOBOS.
Hkrkas. Tho public records of deeds, mort
gages. judgments, tax sales, surveys.subdivUotra.
£c.. which were kept In tbo city of Chicago, have
been destroyed by Qret and
Whereas, There are preserved and now
possessed by certatp private parsons in said city
the »-nly eowee and abstract* extant of the public
records so destroyed: and
nf-RKAS, Pursuant to tbe Governor’s proela
man-., eonvontng this special session, the sub
-3 Cl of Iltlns 10 property in tbe County of Cook is
i lor our and v
tMiKBKAR In. swarisf proper legislation In
egirO t ti«l* •to said ♦•ry, it m-y become noeas
■aryfor the On rnl Ass n tnb!v to hayerk finite
a< na'ti-y ard qu tntity of
u pie*,- a>otrac/«. and tai;j4> 'pr-ts-rvedand
Be it UtaltU, by lh- n.,i4 C the agnate eo->i
.u-ru.ir. tun a com nit es of two m**mb r<
r*ou thud-« 4« and oa*» fr«m the Hjnate
1* appointed (0 proceed at OBCj to C iioi-o
nd _ oJi*.n saci." iaiormati n a* m.ty b*
requ«i.ty aul nec-nary t’i« c pits.
•»ie* rat». dptti a‘ores l so at to f«cil>tate
."d pmt •tfcgul.irton in.chw at*iorerUc.Mtßb«*
liffaipg am perp tritlng titles lb or Rtf bi
said iir, and that Sid r 'tn iiltia-kf itinraotni
0 report ther.aait ot tbetr tUTAftigAtion aacooo
uS nra- lc. ble,
'M/. K tig moved lolnaerjf i Cuuo*r of
c l>a wbifver it oeeurrs 1 In *he resulatio. a.
,Tuo ntneodmeni war accept, d.,
.'lf. Root in r"l an araei dme *t, tS’.t t'<e
Ti rnor b r'finosied t opj».iot soun nimun
aevoj t* lur the vraule subject bi
ruler,
Mr. Ph*lp« aaid tho cU!scna of CMo-co de
iredi ut'*ra than a tythinr el« 0 at the *pre«e u
uu.o. iu;m diaio action regarding title* t» pr*p
ri.v in t’ook Cm uy.
Mr. Torucr thought a «peei*l oommittra
hou:d b rent by ihe tjex* lt.\in to axamiuo tbo
1n *he n-asoadnu nt jr.v.itc firms.
Mr. b *jt Qrdn tsee the o eaaaiiy of viiU*
*ng C—jCAg-v t.» inru»t:gale the mailer ~f title’.
Mr.Ki iB, -I C ok, »A.d the abstract men were
»t the n.cn-o-t rosp reiablHiy.
Air Phelps asl'i t*i*» e* mniittce from Cbio-go
renu vion h'm v*.rrv*am hi- r solution*.
Air. rtpringvr in led to r f~r to Committee on
Judiciary, j mill was avcondviu.
The whole ra liter was thu« referred.
CIIICAO ref-irm school,
sit. lt' f »from iu«* Coipm *.t a on iialo Tnsil-u
--tion«, to *hiah was, rvfcrr-d th- r.*.«f»lu:ion
providing 1 rUie inovrP ratroo.Af tho Chicago
'<«;orui School with tbs S.tte ia-tituttan at
Pontia”, rep*.rted a b ll pr.ind rgf rthe incor
p nriou f both instiimi-os, I also provided
tor th 1 a pprnpriatiitg of b*nnk d illars.
T.-.e bill w,ib read a fim time and '•idercd to be
c rd 3 a. v cond lime and in b- printed,
ccdicjal-
Mr. Ki,.g .-ff-red a rcfulatioa direollng the
icrtUry of State to suoply the Judges and
Ouoks of court* in Cook County with copies of
reports of the Supreme Court, session laws, Ac.
Adopted.
WABESOCSrS*
Mr. Roberts offer'd tbe following:
lit it enacted by the people of the Slate etc.
That section 2S of UlO net entitled ‘‘An act to
regulate public warehouses, and warehousing
and inspectii.n-nf grain-*,” and to givp effect to
■trticle 13 of thVlaws of this State, approved
April 25, 1671, be so amended os -to
read as follows 1 Any warehouseman, of any pah
howarebrmve; wtio fhnll bo guilty, of issuing any
woroh-'ttss receipt fat any.proportynot actually
in storo at the time ot issuing such, receipt, <-r
who shall be cuißy of issuing any warehouse re
ceipt in any respect fraudulent in its character
or date, nr tb« quality, qoaniity or inspected
grade nf such property, shall, when convicted
theieof, bo deemed gnilty of a crime, and shall
suffer, in eddition (n any other penalties pro-,
scribed by this net. imprisonment in tbe Peniten
tiary for not Ics; than 000 rp>r more than ten
years.-That
Mhebras. An emergency exists requiring
this act 'u take effect immediately; ihcrcfore. ba
it enacted-that this a«t *ball take effect and be
id force from and after its passage.
The bill was rend a first time, ordered printed,
a*-d to asecond reading.
Mr. 11-iincs off-red a. resolution initruetlng tbe
Judiciary Committee to consider the expediency
01 printing fori be UMofthefitete those volumes
••f tao Supreme Cvort which were put out of print
byrheflre.
Adopt'd.
The House resolution thanking tho people for
thcirgenerodty 10 thosofferore by tbe fire was
amended br tbe acnoto so at to make tbe thank*
come <rom thu people of the State, instead ol
in>m the Legislature,
Concurred in.
Adjourned until 4 p. m.
GOTRRKOR PALMER'S MESSAGE,
IirtMBTAXT aeCOMUUrpATIOWS.
State or Illinois. Kxtrmv* Pepa*txwt.
tfaiKCriKLD, Oct. 16, 1671.
Gentlemen of the Senate and House of Iteprcashta
tlVMt
On'lheXtb day of thn present moo lb a fir* broke
out In th* city of Chicago, which, in a f«» boon
deotrnyed a largo portion of that city.
it la n»ore«a to attempt to dcscrlua tli* awful and
aad.lrnlng *p®CUcJ* of th* destruction' of th* m»at
wealthy and popoloua part* of our great city. The
cte4trorerc»ioo *UiM«!uly, «nd under circnmitanrea
well calcalatcsl to impress na wttbasetu«of our l(t%
Ueneaa.
Chicago Is siloatf'l on the shoe* of m ar**t Uko It
1* inten*et*d by riv-re; It provided with nil th
m«»ii»Tttrprotection against fir* that ar* the pro.
•Iricfof tit* nulled ff.iri» of ihe advanced iei*nc« and
sVill; T m '•l-.ocirait.tlon; >rt. in ib* pr*««nce of
the d-wrur ju* t-lom it. tu-n w»r* p'iMvrt-s*, anil It
P"rs»H »:s court.* until ugihlUß war l-ft foMt to
lu Ih* entire* v.f tWa v-Hiarkibl-'T-rTTflacratlßn,
Hl.irh In. alnn.tv Mk-n I spur, in h,.ton wt;»,W
c tnirtr* tla* Fan* aflUi-l-d mai.fc r.d, tn*
nin>-«. :lt unazituipl-.t urr. -w*n ov-r th- -a«t
n* um th d *v*»« d rlt), d-*(tor it manv Hr a.
c-i'i-i.nj -1 Itr.pit.L., •fh.-ols. .iirpliinff.
I .i.in-i. 1r.u,... prtnumrtl^.n'
li p .1 t! -,r t,. nc
w.rl. -f lli-ni. 1.1. w,,|„ o
.t mhulM-.ii Nor.li.bl. ..{m.t. of tli-mimtl-r
nlli.p. 1 c«l> uo r. 1— in.;.. lut ifir. am u ll(
r..frm I. ..um.l.nj a 1: n mil ..a.
I c>'cnm.ra„c-,. I ,0
■ln i li.c-.iivanc a .-.-I .n ..f ii, 0 nrnl Ata-aUT
an.l.>cc.p.llt, c ;r. on n„ 1 ;!h
l
Al.ll,- I'llaoi f),Anta.'l,U7,.r ll,a ...am
Uj. all 'tr-t. .till ..hr ttn.l r lit. fSTIIS,
iSWShs.Spr*
v'r'Ti"
V nuttl.ih In th. 1,.,,,, nl tUaV’pir “fllf. I','". I*
al el. l*nt In tnr- i»n mnntTKt. Iha h-aru M^bi*b^*'
icun Hnr« ityohh-d wjth oily for
j tn.tr hs ui, Bli-d «|tb u>
to.bppij- lb- »«atii» tta U fp-• frr*^
rxaj.pl* °'|f‘rri«'-ct..rt. Th-ir
,h-| 0 <M>‘l human na:or-,
cl. 1,1 t‘/PrVU-«l frm aforano-. an.l I trust
JP theOfOtmr AuamU) wul.provl to Mr the pnl»*
.cation of memorial v.i urnwhich tbrlrna.ua.
Ulicll l*a prasa: r-d. Th* pvoploof Iha Mala abooli ba
Ir-tmtiat to know ib* mm.* of rbc<«« «h*> *rha
Uc-cr Umlk»» w -Luncnv td (Ccm; a&d »U*n'
lli.rarfw ip»krl. clD.bNl jh-K;
1 lH* flr*< aap»-t:nn to he d'<*hir.l hy (Ua G«-n* T ml a*.
review nf tb* aiioatlgn. i«.
tal fof th* pH.pt*>n.l »«P
th* illcfi-hHfsr «f tluiOaiica ol iha btaut in Andlnc
nq ani* rto thfa (juouj-a. Ih iu an- r*ma difficu
n.ul eferjnarraMmrpt that r <*rat to b*
►cm* of tb<»* are that tb» Cubtt
j.ll, ui 1 1 qt.lte ani r 'ConU of i.'.ioit t'oontr
I-»r- driTi'iM. Tba.lax Look* ar* c.oattmrd. that
tn<-roUacnoD of nnpatJ tax*« cannot, wiihout prrat
n;fflrnl>). t»* mforred. The eourta ar* »ow*r)r«a.
Ih- utiooat con.'ii.jnn, *a totlic titles of lands mart
-<ni prrvail. All lb* effle** and most of iba rreordo
I 01 the c ty of Uur tCOar* bH||. tfcr duralton
bat can b-dan* by the aosw-?
and tba wtsaom. rat-•n*«»ca.and pattvnra of tha
I Cauara) Aaarmldy iaiorok*d ro fOrnUb a full com
fjcla and satisfactory rtspoen.
The general political prnpoaitlon, that that'tor*
ernmeat is to \>t reg..rh-d as th? b-at that ii.trrfsrtc
»illi th* p-op)e th* least, oli. remain farrv-r ttue
and ejrccicnoa bo« coueluair-l) -bowb that
j Rent men and w«>tn*n arc. tinder all oniiaarr elr*
j camatneecr. tnor* r.pabTe of providing for Oietr own
wants, managing ibair ntn affaira. and i>gnUtinc
i their own eoniact. tlian ’*u> <a« W
j bawrfar iy*lj orgaftfe-d oy atJwlnbtare.l.- -J t TO
tome, tiirn, that in* at lataago land Co..k
t.-ontr. Wbh bav* atefrer-j trijmr* muhtos
I from the kiata bat to bo Uft frj* »»*maroy tbslrno.
1 exampted and unbroken *i.msi‘*s la-lbe gmat work
•«*i ttbolldlngthalr boraaa. i
Tiler deed 1(0 loans or gifts from the United Start,
or th- Mat-ot lluti.'U; and. ccvl**» greatly mW.kc
litem, they anil >ak so mor»ta>.u (bat iba »i*i*
.hall anatn* iba discharge or its own rrop*Vdatte.
and re.lee* them Horn bnrdaos—that, -fpeto' their
ivuUaf ♦*itf»Man.-irer*-artn»y« heavy, bat have b-*o
Chearfnlly bornw-aa tttallh-rxnay ba l.it to aPPIr
1 nil their re.oqrces lo ibejr own great ta»i., V
prlmavily ths duty of the Stirtjlu
A*-’ *»“VW V.-S*f fi'pSS
j rnfurcetnent of Ira laws every*
H»lU.’ It U also its doty, to pro;
vld* far the e QO structton of highway*. bolUHot
bridger and Iba support of achooli. The euia of
lUirmlt h«r aiwayi recognlted tha oWlgattao
tbcw* dull**, and torthamor* convenient perform,
ar.oe o: many oftl*oi. coatittea, town.hlps cities
tonus and other
>*■ll. established- kj .law. Thay ate
hut ports t»r »h*v machinery emi-by-d
in carrying on tha affair* of Vba hlale. and the
nuthonty and th- dull** of. each are eooSnsd taC«e.
tain vr*l| debuod lerrttonal ha well a. legal
aiiea that mar-tw tnodffled or d««lroyec.as thtet*
igeucleaof tl»* public m*T demand And whenever
from any.cause, any of tbrks aaenclet l w ime nn*
eqa *1 to th* xti«eharCe of the dnitea aligned them
or rh-pnbllc dutiee impoaad upon ibeoi.bcCDm* 100
boidec.m.Qje <>r oppr-agive to m« peopU cmbraMd
within th-cr limtl*. it-j* th* duty 01 Iba dtata to
Kiivida otbor.ciaans fof chair pinrfurnance. Itlaa
ettbst rrdßlrtS do' Proof, that the county ofX'ook
and tba city of Chicago; two »f tba most
imiMWiaiit Of the rtiuea »-f pablle ersncles
to which they resrwctfally belonc, ace. from canvw
l that are well and-ntood, unable t<* continue the
full discharge c.f all tha Unties that were Imposed
i upon them. From an Inevitable accident, their r*.
sourcesaro diminished and Ibrir local bardani vastly
increased, au that tber are no longer aval labia to tba
Mate as governmental agencies for all the purposes
fur which they wetw craateo. and It Ibliowsfrom tbai
fact that to the extent that the rrqai*anwrnu of each
dnthrt .ar* in rtemft of tba legal rosaurces of tha
county and city-such duties must be resumed by tha
Mata, and the tianertl Assembly vadxfcUvUs other
methods for their performance. •_
II I# a rrraarkable Illustration'of the difficnlty of
providing for evary possibrnconuncancy by contain*
tionaf.rualatlons, that cvriaia of tha
rocstitutiou of iSTu, ti.at Were lutend-d to restrict
ih* p..«ers -of municipal ~corporation*, and i
w.ru ia*i*led op *u that tronad, vrjn be
iotiud in up-taia lo rrtiwo_ (ha County
o( C *s.k ainTeii) ol Citlra cifwit-l wontil *.«b-r*l»-
i*riM..:;ruM-l-urd*i.a. Kv. ry part of.ibe roust! I
I m>n abonras Pl-‘b pr«rtlnt Its frum.r* regarded!
uli.l'irsir* *->crw. and that tb*rlnt*i>d .Mode- I
p lrc tii—w* «d aUein*rg ui«>r-i»orviioDeO *uth >ntr
.xv*vi witimi v-ty u*ti«» lita.t*.
Drill- nli a-etjon ot nj 9 U aril J- of ih*gon«tl
t« mu. .t 1- pp.v i.vlih.t upcounty, etu, io«B
--v.ilp. school Uirt.le*, or cKh*r om.Uripal cufp-.ratioo.
avail luailow-ua >*cems n «>t-rf id any n san*r
-r t-raicy parpoes, loan amount.inci«'.fatexisting
t denial .es«,iu ibvas«r*rt arxc»rtlJngSfercfa um
•*t til- Vain-«*f .ha tax*L|a pr»p»r*y ihemn-to U>
•vttsineCW th* last a*s*M>ra«. i :art)tat»ami crvinir
And t by lh- 9.U ac-etloa of
9 aJilu-ritw* am 'pus- l
tublud from tim hfdrrlaU prwUch
.0' -r-1 f-’tT Sr. 11l linn.lr-I -I I
l-i-Tili. 11-.i. T.-„. ,-„t r ~r,
l.il mu z 1. 1.-r.-rr -1
i 11 rc In- i-i*i A —-m -I-.
©II.. irl I r—o-irc—so'niun rip S .i>||ucVi> aan.
I* I<> 'heir power* I
fcr.eL4ill* ml m W tixos. hsu these
a" f»rtwl lO the utmost legal or pr«-
wbl« limit, and are Inadequate to the complete wr-
Tormnwcoof ihwrdntw to the Rut*, they miKt be
rellerod 6f *tich datUs altogether, for th-» ac
cept, d construction of the constitution forbids
too_ General Assembly to par. stsutuo to
s*?!. responsible for too
drbti or of. or (a anv xnanher give,
loan orcurad its credivto or |b aid of any public or
oilier cotporatiob or Individual—fijsc. jft. Article 10.
coottlruiloni. This provMon of the constnn
tionwas adopted for reasons well undorsta.-d.and tut
JaW will duUbt iu policy or wisdom, and do opr will.
1 apprehend. hs willing to relax it* strlnaeury or
nsnovrita taterpretslUu by constructions however
lugenlani or pi .mlble.
I' ,l •i r Lf f a wopoied to aim Immediate aid to
th ,l- iy dl*eb*rgiDg the lien of ihs
i llliootw And ilichJgan.tlsnal, „mhor*
I tied lob* erect*. by the act approved February 16.
5*1* c ai ’fd that ITlbe Stale ahould now
rsfnpo to toe civ* ilia amoont ol moo*y secured
upon the revenure of the .canal, with the in*
tere.t •.hereon. (which would be. in round
number*. about throo millions of dollars). the
dty. wouM be-cnabled to rebuild its bridges and
public structures, remove the obstruction* Anti m..
pair ll* Streets, r-»y (be expense* of it* gowronrent
and other pertaining tuJU own o™ani*
fciHou and discharge it* general dutu-e toiPeSAio
lam notprMared n» expr-aa *d opinion upon the
Question.- wbsthorerin thrff no of inbn-y be
sufficient to supply. »n tbs Hwanll.il w.nt.of nio
lr t> a melius mo to admit that if
would, and 1 am pnpued to s.y that while, antler
ordinsrr .clrcnmemnese. inOaencH alone by m y
Tiswe oMh* **'t***Mff*»b* pursued hr the Stare,
1 would- the accepusce of the option
secured to bbshiata. jn th#Atk Section of tbs act of
and a halt vrtlb Interval therenn-unilor
present clrcumstancrs... If tl-o m-nry can
he raised t»y 4lf y fc a i{*f*ouir7 means for
the porpnee, l: isoois to me proper that it should be
dona. Ihe CotJß'r oP Ooofc alone bj« hnvlofore coa* I
tnloequeany one-six tb of the-taxable property of I
tire stale, and a proportion Of this which falls Terri
littiaShort«f the Wbol*. was situated I«rthe city ot
Chlosgo* iaosr. <ai>arlr ane»balf of tlio productive
property or the city destroyed amt Its present re* 1
soufcosarscjnppleufbut theday is d«i far distant 1
when IU Walla wiU b# rebuilt, its wealth and pupu- 1
latlon oot onlr rnatored but increased, and iuttead
of requiring aid from th* Treasury «if the Stale, it 1
will be avain ill chief resource, sad money now an.
proprlated l«* meet Its necessities will bo broadcast
upon the Wat-r*. to be gathered agiin after
not many dsj*. Hot while policy. as
well duty, concur In support of th*
propriety of appropriation from the ?*t»t** Treasury,
nither to discharge the duties heretofore Imposed
trp n u*t*™rUT. and it cmi m» longer
perform, and for tb*t reason they nuw derolvetH.
reellyiipon the Htate-orto refund to thsclirih*
■nni of money used by ft In deepening the eana'. md
1 for which it ha* a lien upon the propr/ty of the ,*t» to
—lt remains u> la eaniUerod liaw thsmooey
raised So mret the appropriation* 1
Two methods hare b»-«u suggested firlheaceom*
i pliihm«nt of this ebiect. lam informed that the
amount of the taxabl* property, as reported to the
Auditor (or 1P71,1# about five hundred millions of
dollars, widen ta probably leasthan one*t<w>th o( the
actual cash Taloe of nil lbs property fa the State.
p Front- thm •mm tliero wfn proh-ib!y be d—
i ductod fifty mlUieus. i-ee accunut of the
1 destruction of property to the'connty of (VmW. Cat
culaticg. Chen, i|(>»n the hails «l an acu l aisess
m -at <i| feijr haulrelan 1 fifty m llloi a. the rata o r
taxa-foo required torsire three million* d -ll*r* is
erxtT-*dl ami swMhlnlc psure up>n th hun lre.l
dultars; bud wh.n to thU Is ad ed tli prolutiio rat-*
•<f fifty-fire c-rite. (fast amr U* r q*i|r*-d or re»cnao
and relreol-purwg's, tho rst.» or t xilhin or the
ye<*i M”i will b-* on" o'lar anl twenty* u s> d iw--
thirds rents uj>m th" I n idred dollars. An-’ I <»u
f-wa-to a Dretereacw-for (HU mod* of r«Mug all
leinry Miiifd fur yavlic turs'-eu It ('simple.
dh'ect.’iM.n, of *|('mrdeyo" r'»Uftw m »'i* .ills tto
hheapesf. It proposes that each a ue-ail-in 'hail d
charge u-dutlas. and |r r<>a r *>rtns the gulden
tule-rrf-Htf'ifiefr rmrral tv r*** P*y r-.»i tfi-,"
Uut the il' maoils of (he city .-f 'Jli cs.-o fop nlist.
e»* tsumuney be ap#rapriuttHl_«.r.f*S atn iif g*o.t
hadimtaetitle,apd* tßLUillis tn'y -lapse l"**ore He
pporeediwruxitfim oro fwpeal j M. and tt in*rh
lli-jtjlcnient of th* repre*-ntatlr«*.of th-* pe.ul
<h«( the r.ite «f taX'lloa chant ni ty h- Qec -atape r.
Impose la, und'r •present efn-nfo-tances. too i.-.,vy
t*» be cuiiTvaieniiy Imroti siu br ol
ihese reesous. eoui* *-ther m"tU* lof rats'.Ri Iho r«-
quieite sdu ta»y b-preferred.
The only oih r mod*of r«kin* monev, that has o«.
enrfed to *ue. is tftsi »l b j-fowi c th- aai iu'it ro-
QtvrWl. Dnt It bet be-uwith e"tn' do:r>-oof
•toxietv, ntid. r whatcUurfot th* preawat con*llto*
tii’U is the extras* -t «h*'p rw*p mronlrndt agreater
d h- by th"?r»tetlisn »TVt.'o». to 1-e justified i ’»sod
804 satisfactory nu»w»ffo The qusstiou Is a
>a*b not tree'fr-e)-difficulty. The pro-
Tldon c-.tlr' constUntlon fehe>l on bylhoto who
qu-«tlo» the powi-yof th" General Assembly to bore
row tiion- y UnJ ih-r*..y eoatrai t a debt) to a great
er amount tiftn-»w.» tiundrwl »ud fifty th-u»and
dollar*, la found-in th" proviso to the Sixteenth Si*.,
tion of the F unh Artlclu. Thelaugnago of this
proy tee -*<Tbe Mate may. to ouet casual
deS"iie»*r failure-ic rermne, coulract >lebts neror
to«xceed in (he aggravate iwo hundred aud fiOr
ih-xisand dollarevund Doauya thus bomro-l ehall
W applied-to-the purpore for which they were
obtained, or to pay the debt thus created, and no
other pttrpeee; -and no other debt, except for
the purpose of repelliag invasion. sop*
pressing or doremhog the
state in war, shall b« contracted,
.unless the law authorising the stmOeh.ll have
to the people at a general .elmifia.’*
Those who question the power to contract a debt t->
raitu money to dlecharga iho lien q q the canal, insist*
that the amount of tuuucjr expeuded by tiio city of
ClilctgO td deepen Ibe csneld.-cs not. when teiied by
the prwTtso ortlw 37th section of the 3d article of
ilw constitution of tst?. c«nnunt* adeht against the
»tate» aud that now üburrew money to discharge
tho hen of the city would bo to create a debt In »l-.U
tiooof Ibe ltitb section of the Slh article of Uiecon.
stitntlou of IS70; uud they cuuter.d that tbo words
employed in the section last rsfcrfe.l to. that pro.,
hioit the General Aeaembiy from contrsctlns debts
••except for the purpose of repe llug invaaion. suu
presetog tusui rtouoo, or defending tb-'&ute m
war. are to be construed literally and etrletlr and
that ttielr effect is to absolutely prohibit ih*.Si ft te
from contraclingdehts. except for the very purpose
aod under the precise. c(rcom»uncos specified
li must be contend that if there who thus reason
are correct, the only u»< do that cm U adopted to *f.
ford either duoclor lo dtect aid t» the city of fhl.
ca*o. IS that of direct lIX Iltoi. und it it an arsn*
ruent 111 favor ot the 1 is: mentioned mod* of ralstnr
money, that wt, thereby avoid the nvcs*ltrof juvinc
any oiher (ban Iho trqs sense and Mbral eotreliij
tloa to ths word* of the proviso that Is to be voted
upou. But, as has often been *uga«-»tcd. with refer*
•iioe toother iusirutncnts. the Ira- coustractioii Ij
tbs only on« that is admi’S.ble, and a literal coo.
structl-m is uot 'i ri 9 Vr tbe °b
jeet of ceoTtrnenon is to ascertain the tense
4 "W; “I'll* 'to «vrd. In
1 »*r»4*"4 Into ib« in.lrnm.ol
and that sense, whon di»eorercd. is to U accented*
il”. Sn'Si* 1 ‘n n ”ir.».Sfi:
ls to booboicdand enforced.
I do not believe that those who Insist upon cnnfl.re
er f,h Assembly to contract
deble to the precise occasions of Invasion. Inaarrec
tion. or war. do justice to tlie parp.-se of the Ireiu.
er* of tbo conttitnUun. They did intend, liyonn all
doubt, lodeoy to the General Asnmbly "ar in
contract debts b«yoad the snm of *.io,t»s». which
they have«ui)ioria-d It to do. substantially at Us
own dl'cmioo. except Coder circumstances'of ex
treme peril to'the Stats. In d. fining the d-are**l
peril that they intended should warr.nt the
,re, Vl Of
i tniit had be<-n i so
1 much abaird.-they employed the strongest Itnrnace*
bo« U c*no;t be Infe.f# I that thev Intinded’that fhA
ht«t* should be defended tram invasion—n at it
might employ fu rereurresio snppre-e a 0
rection. or toprosecniea war-but should U power-
I l"M to resist th* greatest evils or piev*ot tho m.*«t
tnreatjmlng dsnxe that might arise from ai y o“ ‘r
to thej* intended to
define the degree of urgency, r*tn-r (ban to exor.-"*
i^^^ tiCO, f oCr^ w hm ttj w «r io question
might ba employed. The framers of the cutiaututiou
were statesmen familiar with the practice aa Vrellae
(ha science of government, aad well understood
from tbeexsmples lu-whtch blitory nboamls that
occasions might arise in the rotate or th* Sute
when money would t« required' to *to raised
bsior* the people could be_pousull*d at a gen.
oral election. to meet- -othor exigencies
iv* n o,# o* nctnsl invasion, U«urrvctlon.'ior war
fhoy knew (hat dangers eamelimes imp-utd 'over
Pistes, snd evile orertakn |h**m to which thedan
fars aud evil# pru-liteed by invasions, insurrections
and wars art* birt types and examples), (list might
require that all «U re,ortrees shnuld be at once ru
pioye.l to prevent op remove them; and. with that
knowledge, it e.tnapvtH. presumed that they iiiteml
ed that thehtate. abounding in wealth, shi-oid sub
mit town unhappy fate, or Invite an invasion excite
tie people to Jnsurreetlou.'or engage in a wer/tu find
for emplnjing its own resource* toavsrv
II was not th* purpose of the framsrsof tbecon
■litiitio,i t.» deprive th* Stata of th* powar to d.a
charge its vital niid rasentlai functions, as tiia nar
i<i» iut-rpr»taii..n of tlie coualilctiuo i I ani
dlspat ne unrt.mbl-dIT du.»; and tli- ft turrjitaaaai
O" thu raiJdif Ih'* ejiy ol hioago, now tiud-r c<Ki*i-l
v™'* lli 1 ‘t r P’»e« C.f «h- in.ut c.imi.l. l
and asrlsiacfiTy lltn*trait'-n. l« that City, wntit-. a
a l-w boura. m tny muli-DJ w-a’-a id-. lv
.-slroirtt; na.rly.rcj.r i-.w.,.nn t» luidira
drpr.v U -f •t-'.l awe a.ia.ter; the o.itinsyy nn
Cfcatv.» by JiwMsi- w-fr.lryth-aiti.e -v-. wh Imku
calamity, d-pt.vecl o u,. it p.,w*i alii
won* b-iple*s to f.-d «.y ehc-fir I.S SteT
tur-oi lu-rtit- w*e hr rt. W* 1
tt.ry find.Ui- luocu-vs 1« tfa., Xr* *n»v it. AV.-r 1 l ,or
01« l Its demands up-n in- Mai* uJ* ,u
pramfoa I, u I».J mt.iVss’LVa^ifr
u^u..u-i hungry a u.
Ass mt.ly csnn-a.a. u c t i m »d %w
raw.sirc— o t;e M*f .or HncJiiraicTf.Jr-t.-
Ofiiadu*i n s.
uiL‘fVe°* lo °i ,nrl the Ktat- of Illinois
,,er *ut. "tat
1 b‘*uu»l to tw pvrirct d.acharge
'•‘dwstiou*. It eauuoi r*.|y upon
Tolunt-ry charily o» tb* Irt.itv.leut to lend or give
elie.ier to .1* d«atilui# lopalattoa. wjtb' nt at the
sain-rim* ceasing tucgi«(.
1 essentia]
o?i?r A r f »L r raising ait moneys re
u ir d f r the diocuargo or Ha most imnortant
•iu.i»-, py regulir moi-*, for the ea etr ol all i&a
tni*r.-eta of tb*p«*| U forbid It. To ctatia that rhe
p« pu ortha Mate havM np ihotr property* so
b rc bstiluiioual niathoilii. to
f’-r tbs i urgent purposes of govemtneut
fM v d T V Vi'’ W aocUlwobl«*ilont, t» not
V?. to .'u’ lu:u,tf 'i? 1 u> ,brir character f ur bunmnity.
brtt tolheir tatfdligenca wnd aUic-rnment, (ur tun
power to nuts moo-yto arsn-great «ud sudden
V*? f p f proper coD*tn»c
tioo of the Uuguacv of the provi«o of the eicbte-nth I
jecti.in ol tb« fourth *rctciß pf the convlliution, 1
f«*r no heeitatloa in r-coantccdlug that if nla:
court* ia dretnoif by the General AiMmbiv meet
jod.cioirt. met th* emooot n-c***-ry in m«rth
urgMidemaudsAipoa Pjc resouvouC of the £t*»A ttl
at Uq? riq T i*la£ WmeJ* for
«»e*rtruad prompt r«-jv*ytn-aif 1
of invite the attsntion*
Assembly io the necvreity of prond*
n# by lew for the t*-eM*»«Q}p3t orprojvrty iu C>«.k
3 ~«n«y pumosre. and u ivprou
euly utia th»t.anise n*cruarr io
onwOleth* eathi.rmeeoi the city of.Cbiceco. and of
tbesehool an t uth-r mluur duirtcti of ike county to
enforce tire collection oi t*»vouuiy io
11
Thrr* IS to>* much r<a«oo to arnrebrnd that ih*
atKi records that
of <>>«kand lire city of Chi-
Swt,ti*? v *.i r l ProducjMg much irref*>t*btv
J:. Uow Ur aucbanucipaivd mi*&ni*f.la»*-e.
aeo SeoOhVaalraceS ean Pa remedied 3>y lrgislati»u
btfH rt'inaia a niatt«r of u««vnstnty and doubt. i
Invokin*: lout jg&ipalhl.** for. Ihn ia»rtiOD of cur I
re-pfawtso hav*snmrvl esch un-xaocK-4 lo*fv* I I
Caii only erpraumr uu>*ta*ri*oil«lMirtioooM.Beraie i
with tuu to any proper f-Uu that may I- uavu«d tor i
tkalr relief, JwHv 51. I’Atagg
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The £xcctttiv« CbAffiHtee df the Relief and
Aid Society request that all letters end telegrams
relating to supplies that require answering,
or relating to the work of relief, be forwarded
to the Rev. Robert Laird Collier* member of
Committee, on O-'rrcsr-iofier.ce. Standard Hall,
comer Michigan evenao a:>d Thirteenth street.
Upilt further nettso the Executive Cotami.-io-i
ofwitiiner*wfninet Ui. l r l y irora 2to 4 o’clock
p. wi., at the Pastors ofiiee of Plymouth Church,
corner of Wabash avenue and fildtldgo court,
for th* purpose of- beailugsuggeatlona orappli
call.-ns (or aid from the pastors ot toe city.
W. A. Chairman.
R. Liisd Cotu**. Secretary.
W. EVikts. 1
H. N. i’owrns, SCommitteo.
C. H, Kowtix.
HISSING.
Tbe following is an .additional, list of missing
porsoss handed ia too late for insertion in the
classified list,
civtrxiiiT cnntrn.
ilrffrrrl. a child two years o.d, mother at Sol
diers* Horn*.
Johnny Dnvlr, inform bli mother at Centenary
Church.
Owen Gary* lost his mother: Owen at Cen
tenary Church.
_Fiorm Hopkins missing. Send information to
TS South Grem.
Molligso missing. Apply 311 Adams street.
QUcs. George, and Louisa Stowel ean be fonod
hyealltogon C. Q. Siowel at Nowbcry School,
North Division.
.Any information of Maggie Duler, will bv
thankfully received by her.motber, at Centenary
Church, aiming since fir«r,. City papers pls*s«
copy.
FROM ACOAftl.
Arsnßs.lll.. Oct. 16.—Edifor Cnrcaco Tsib-
C»g: IMeeae c-mtradict th- report o' my d-aih.
H. Daxtcu. Parlor FirttM. K. Cuulcb.
REBUILDING
Arennr the row bui.'Jt.*.** W “rooted st onc
-01 the South S d. ace U)0 f >liuwin?;
J l’.W»ikif wilf mit dp« b! >ck f fire store*
on U icfrr *trret—iiro for tho nf
lii uf Ho. two f- rJoKcit A Roo end one or
t‘. A J. Oruvbld A Co. The ba ldiuf wtl boo.
brick* (our notice end baccme'i*.
,0a ibt CMV ijd* of Cl*r* i-reot, bcticcec
i>h iwtn A'til R u.lolpi *ir»
:iv-t r U ce t t on: b J. C.
*1 r, D P tr e*. >r,G •*d d Dr-. Jo i
••dCiarc*Q i |.n. n«» l .1 ii«.ii -r
fi .isti *.l this tall if |.o«i.b e.
Matthew Laflio will Inilda bl-'ok of firn store*,
which will bo run up twq.aturief, and rooted for
tbo winter.
George Armour wlirnhlTiT a block of 33 led
frontage and a denth of 150 feet, on tbo corner of
River nod South Water streets, for tho oecupau
cy of Barman. Messer It Co. There will be two
stories put up this winter.
PotlerPalmcr.it it understood, will at once
1 proceed to pat up the wails of his hotel on the
corner ol Monroo and State streets, to the height
ot two stories, for the occupancy of Allen
Mackey.
THE DEAD.
Inquests on Bodies Found Since
Monday.
Tho Place of Death of Nearly One
Hundred of tho Victims.'
Tho body of a man was found in tho river at
Erie street bridge. It was identified as that ot
Martin Lunt. tbe assistant bridco loader, vfho
jumped from a boat in which wero bis house
hold goods, which ho was taking to a place of
safety, and wo* drowned.
Another body, that of a young man about 25
years of axe, was found in tho river near Chi
cago avenue bridge.
The body of a man. burned to crisp, was
taken from* the ruins on Grant street, near La
Salltf.
The following Is a complete list of tbe inquests
held by the Coroner since last Monday, wltn tbe
filmees were tbe bodies wero f>und. It is given
a the hope that a lew ol the friends of tbe de
ceased m*y kn-w definitely what tms become <>l
totttn: Mary Dav«?l»n. found on Jackson street,
near Clinton: Henry U.loijd,«mi Clark, betnecn
MadiiOn and M»nruc; Wolf, on Harrison,
near Jefferson; onp ou tho southeast corner of
Oak and. Wesson; ono an Erie,
ea«t jof. one on the corner
of Hurlbut and Linden: oao on the northwest
cursor ot Erie land Kingsbury; ono r»n North
avenue, near Sedgwick; one on Kingsbury, be
twouu Huron and Superior: 000 at No. 251
Fifth avenue; one ou tho corner of Market and
Randolph; one on the cast side of Wesson, near
Oak; one on tho wait side of. Bremer, uonr Chi
cago avonue: cigbtou Bremer, between Chicago
avenua and Oak; ooe -«d ihr .southeast
oitner of Brumcr and Chicago Nvmuo:
one on the northwest corner of Wesson nod
Chicago avenue; ono on Kingsbury, noar Erie
—this man or woman bad crawled out of the
basztneut nf the hnaio aad died oa tho embank
uient ueur the sidewalk ono on the east tide ot
Huoey, betwoen Ssdewlck and Townsend; one
•w tv*-iHt »Ue ot llub-.y, two door* north ol
S' ugnhk; tw» on tho easCtlJe of Flub avenue,
.iear Adams: four on Bremer, south of Oak
bey wep* la the bas-ment ef tbe booee£jJir«c
■m the -sat tide of Townsend, snulb of 0«k; ono
n Kt J .’ihoTy,*-/naar Market; one in the
'I, wuik> no Ells; ono on Towneena.
iie-r. Hubbard ibis man’ was
-ern d'Uok daring lbs tire; ono on Lafayette,
•tear North avenao: a man named Wessaoher,
«u lived on Oik street; one on Webster avoaue,
tear the UkO shore: three on Illinois street.
iittAf the Lake Share Iron Works: 11. P. D- wey,
No. 125 Dearborn street; J. Colgate, -Illinois*
.tract, near Market; ono on Ohio street, near
Kingsbury; two on the nmlbwcst c-ruer ol
Adams aad State; one at 63 Fourth avenue;,
one on Chicago avenue, near Market;
-no in a basement ou- Chicago avenue; ten or
Chicago avenue; Ooe on tho o >roer of Sodgw|?k
nnd Cuicngo ovopue; on** un'Shecman, tiuar Van
Huron; Go Buek-. atLiH’sDistillery: one in a
pij*« at the Water W..rk«; one at jfo. 2W State;
ooe on the curm-r of Desrhorn and Illinois; four
-n Wesson street: oao on.llfinoi* *ircet, sup
posed to bo that of Min Mary Mclntosh, who
jumped out of .a .fourth, slury window; oi
on tho prairie west of North Avenue bridge;-one
on Djsrborn, Onto .and Ontario;
Edward Elluoa. .a Sergeaht-ia thcN’prwesiuii
Guards, who committed cuioido by' cutting bis
throat; Mrs. at tho Kno street
bath house: aNuxwojian man, recognized and
taken away by his friends; two on the c-rnor of
Erle'and Dearborn: two men who were killed by
thoiaHingot a wall oil, Sooth Water Street, near
Clark; one on the earner ofCotarlJ and Clark;
one at 514 Nuctb Clark r three oa tbo east aide
of Bremer, s-uth of Oak; Daniel O’Brien and
Michael Ready, stabbed by an Itoliau:-Frank
Fryeburg, a 32years of ago. wboi w:.s run
over by u train on tne Northwestern Railroad;
Charles Mearer. ot No. 170 MhXwcß street, wtio
was thrown from a wagon; one ou L-ilayette.
near North avonoe.* T«»taL S9: Including the
three found yesterday, 92. Workmen oro en
gaged in removing tbu d«brls Iruiu n largo p »r
--ti n of the burned district, and it is thought
Uint in a day or two many boj.cs will be foniid.
Those in wbio.i infiuests wero bold wore in view
alter tho bouses budb-'oo burned down.
THIS WISCONSIN FIRES.
Terrible Loss of life—Belief that at
Least One Thousand Persons
Hava Perished.
Proclamation by; Governor
FnirclUld.
From tbo Milwaukee Sentinel Oct. 14.
Green* Del. li.—Tho news from Fcshtlgo
and vlcinty is of a most heartrending character*
Three hundred and twcnty-fl.ro dead bodies have
been found and buried up' to last night, and
tunro are supposed lu have boon Mt. On .the
east, share the newt it also dreadful. 'Nearly
one hundred dead bodies hare been found and*
buried, and doubtless more are burned Jn that
(earful conflagration. Many that hare been
dreadfully burned bare b»cn brought hero, and
moro are constantly arriving. Assistance is
coming to their rclipl, and food and clothing it
being tent to tho sufferers as rapidly at possible..
To Mayor Ludrnntnn;
Gnssw Bat, Oet. 13.— Tho northern steamer
,0 Dr, Nichols, uf -your city*,
and other usisonn brinr lha;-horrible
?"7. a that fur hundred and seventy dead
bodiee barobeoa found at Bcsbtign and rlciulrr.
and it w thought that the |pah«f life will reach
toron 'hundred. This fs exclusive of tho easi
shftfe. whom lUolouo(Bt«»igfearlttJr
*ii*.mxnx *ofln cdcjiTv.
Iho fire is raging wilhiuoabatcd lurr in Door
Couaty. The broshetaf Tlepifty .Sheriff Fngg. of
this city. a Forefivillc, writes that
thfo flrd for tbreeweeks. Daring
this Umo there wag out an hour of perfect ‘ecu*
°f bu rni.ns i«iTes
would fall when kajt tad. and it retired
the utio-At ftt s»ve?his>r*HdanCo and
j D u- V lO flreawept;a*utAl bimou
and bis hero, containing the harvest of months
Of. labor, lode- fir* »three t»ar«v tSoV’hr each
fuchptqr *»erytbu« vttjfttfUf -Two; Rivera
Wa numbers bad P*sed hit plfoe jn P ,h a
reiygo beymd the course TOf the .le«(Vover
mittiah.wiii* o*«kat*9tp their h.-asehddt.W
ni*morrs» d*rung m dlfcpftot dlrcctl-iis lor sue
cor and hkl. I
In >P!s thTffy-nsslffcntl hare fast every
***t tueir premises,' lenvloa thl-ir i
fleW* rhnrrcd n s d bvwlSßt Clu^L'tic
o-rfumstancit ape about ttfcTlie.
rfu‘t"“ffri l,re r from XhrtslvUle a j
5» disolatiog everything (n its J
V families ate. reported homeless,
the Uvo tlootl horned*. .Jo mariy in
sUucet fm&ihtt tayed. tbeouclvi-s by Idling
ibvmswWta dnwn into well*. Mr. Fats olio
wr t’t that his brotber-iu-iaw arrived while h»-|
'*‘a» Penning thn- Idler, and reported: iba- I
iwecty-Qvo bodies bod been be{po\ed-in and I
burned a short distance above PurcsiviUo. aud
another group of six at another place; 1 I
The loiter contain* but a faint idea of Iho de-
TMtattoo and suffering, at and beyood Forest- 1
ville. f
vne aottstoks i?icbeasi?sg.
MaEisettc, IVis., via. Greou Boy, Oct, 13.
There hbf e bcetj ISO wounded brought here irom
reshligo. *od[there are scores who aro lying in
the bn-fae* within twelve or lourtecn miloc who
are alive, but .cannot be reached tn-day. Whole
families, haviiig.let th-ta»clvcj down into Well*,
were burned to death even Iberrf. and were cov
ered'up where they laid. No reports have been
overdrawn. The lore of Rfo is fcarlul.
AK IPPCAL THAT SQOCLD BE DEEDED.
People of Wiscomru
C.ICES Bat. o=t. 13-T:;, »«o un is of lb.
al>P,.luok CAlAiml; wmoh ha. (,lj o n urgn the
cm and writ •hor.l ot Groan Bar boro Ou V bcc
omneralo l. Ibo barno.i district nmbnlai tbc
countie. ol Oooul.l. Bro«o, tWond Kr.auooo,
and pans of Mamtowoe nud Outagumrc
i nn]t» *«d wrator baf.rcau. tid from
the wmr.nrtnd of-fiti which ywopt orer the eoon
lrjr t P? s c S the roads.andareoacs of escape im
£ks»‘b»e with talleo'litahor acd'tniPired ttridg*!}
xbe previous long drouth bad prepared every
thing (or the tUm*#. Tbo.luea of lifo hag been
vary groat. Tue first kstitnate*’were coUrelr in
attquate, and even now H U f-ared tUat;u ia
mbca cream th*n pr«*ant aceemux place l lt is
known that et leatf 11COO persona have been
cither burned, drowned, or smother'd. Of lbc#<
dealba six hundred ortu-rowerear Pcshtlgoand
adjabeot places, and the others in Djut,i£cweu
nce. and Brown eountivs. “Mea nfo, now pcoe
tratinf that almost.inaccessible region for th?
purpose of of AffAirdiaff.TUief.-atuf ‘X'fvar thnt
(heir reports irllliQQreaao'thiE. estimate. From
the most reliable souxecs-ef inlnrmatiuo c«n
notleia than S.Ot-O men, women,'and
j eauwevn have oocd rendered entirely d«et:tu:«.
Mother* are leltw'itU tainerless children, fath*
tr* with m"thvrle*s eliildren, childr.n ara= left
i nome;e*ioiphanf. Distress and intense suffjr
taC ere *>n every hand; wherobat a few d ijsac
were o«m:ort and happing*?. Scores of men,
women, and. little children nowlio neipioi* fhev
are harD'd and maimed in temp rary faosnilalj.
eared for by more fortunate acichhaw. ih'se
j suffering people must bo supplied with fads*
I beddiug.efolhlnr.feed forthutp cattle, and l the
means ot providing saeltvr during txo winter.
The response by the good people of Wtseons-n
bas already been prompt.end rcaerous. lit*
meeting ths immediate need, and ts being faith
fully sad energetically distributed through the
relief organisation of Green Bar. but provision
mutt be made *or months jn the future. Ibrr**
are Wanted fl >or.‘ salt and cured meats, not
cooktd, blankets, bedding, itovis. b*led bay i
building material*, lights, farmiag tmpli-ment*
ail'd tools. Louts, shoes, and doming-for men* I
women, and children, log chains, axes-wiib-l
handies, sails, gins;, and home trimming*, and
indeed, everything needed by a janaiug com* I
I tnunity that bas lost everytbibg. i
j To expedite the transfers a: Green Bay; all*
boxes scoold bare canls attvched to them, stai-
1 mg their cunteni*, aud all supplies sbouid 'bc
sent to the relief committee at Green Bny i
Money contributed should not be converted into i
snpphes, bat should be forwar-Jcd to the com- 1
mtttcc. Depot* have been established at Green
i Uay. andortbe atoagemeot-oi a comuiitce of
pub'ic-spirued ana .energetic men v»hu huvw tbc
0 >ufideoce of allJ'or tbe reccivlog aud deipatcu
ingot ecppTws; ,Xt»ir tot#;«nwoixed a system
01 sob-depots contiguous to the burned regions
t and steamboat*, and wagons ire being um: nut
with supplies. .Let ns uphold their band* in the
good worg, ana see tbst their depots be kept lu 1 i
to oferflawloz. Ills for.uoivto that w® live iu a 1
weiUhy and prosperous Scare, blessed, with
prosperity in busiaeas and overflowing barrets,
and that thus we are. by a wise Pmvideoc.' en
dowed wim a means to help oar less fortunate
neighbors.
I am urged hy publio-spmtod citixeirs of the
pl»t* to caUsa immediate.-Oxtta eereion-'f tbe
Lemriarure- to; pro-ride foV This calaufriy. I
have given scrums atisotioh to this suggsition,
and Lave concluded not to Jo to, forth* rcuvin
that the expense of such a serelm would be
I'kely to equal tbe amount which the Ststo
would be aaked to oontribate.' B«Uev\ug. there
fore, that (ho pimple and the LetisUtore will en
1-r#o mv action In tM* emergency, I have in
conjunction with tbe State Treasurer, decided, to
jilvauce tuch a moderate »u»n ol money as
b>* hppropriatc in addition to tbatcou-
Mbuhd. Lrcica-FafucßaD.
Gorcmer of tbo S<me of Wi.*couain.
urma TEnu.jofisrn nxssis.-
n>n 12. Zu'iinptnn, Mayor }lUwnuket:
>ißs<iui.\'KK. On. 10,1571.—Jlr.Dear
sib: 1 foot a di<prtteb to yoo-br «U»mcr this
4i «toioc (the teUfrabh Jiao Mag d*wu7; telling
youof lhfl XricbUul c*iuuty«t PeakUso apd
I—i. k m -in J ni-)r i.m a I c'liu.
•<r «uvd -x: oil i- r i eaff e r*. I ....w ee>»d y*u
■x rn n b «t*i lb 'V- o.k hr, in w »o
..i i ,p*T nf :b -iiff rli g.. at t M. Th*
uJ mu i' mi I «»|il o; i« *r.bl»-. -mi. I "d in
uio luml md, w« ucfd r the survivor* loot! ana
clothing Mr Isaac fit.•pheo*on has just eutne iu
(rom Peshtign. and nri I l up In on*
place the remain* olnetrlx fifty. bodiM.. beatfe*
about thirty In the sugar bush, ami that other
part* of the lato viiligwand abjotninx woods hare
yot to ba searched tnr more. Mr. S. *ay* that
cho loss of life at Peifatigo, by flro and the
drowned in the river, cannot be less than 4W,
and may be more. At Burch Creek. *even miles
north from here, the whole settlement was burn
ed, and fourteen or fifteen life* lost. Five of
one family are Just brought in here, presenting
a spectacle sickening to behold.
The steamer haajust come across from Sturgeon
Bay, and'brlngs news «>fanother horror there, in
which Williamson’* mill, teji mßessoutb of Stur
geon Boy. was burned nh Sunday night, and fifty
fivo lives lost, only five or six. escaping. Xbat
fire has no doui t spread tb’theaettlement# near,
and great suffering must eziat. No pen can
describe or exaggerate the horrors of the realm
so and Sturgeon Bay calamities. Those wh<»
escaped have lost everything, and the destitution
.it ibis season will be great. Clothing, food, and
aid of any kind can bo sent in caro of Mr. Ema*
Pesbtigo Lower .Mill; to U<m. Isaac Stephenson.
Marinette, and Joseph Harris. Sturgeon Bay.
ondlb-potho cities nod towns Ibnt have es
caped the conflagration will aid the sufferers
promptly. In busto. yours truly, _
Joseph Habbis.
THE BELIEF WORK.
Organizing' the New System.
Names of Actual Sufferers Enrolled,
City Districted and Superintendent*
Appointed*
Tho several departments of tho Relief and. Aid
Society have been actively engaged in getting
the maohinerv of tbe now system In order, and
i: will bo in full operation this week. Tbe books
tbo distributing of supplb-s are expected from
Milwaukee to-duy. Meanwhile the Cemmitteas
on Shelter and on Supplies and Employment
bavo been pushing forward tbelr part of the
-work. A thorough inspection was made yester
day. and nearly all these in need ol temporary
homes bavo been entered in tbe rce
■*rd«. Tbe districting ol tho
city has also been completed, and responsible
tendents appointed In each division.
The erection of tho now barracks on tbo vacant
lands on .Ashland avenue and Polk street will
be commenced forthwith. As regard* tbe distri
bution of supplies, pending tbe inauguration of
tbo system adopted by the committee, tho hun
gry were provided yesterday with enough to sat
isfy their Immediate wants. Tbe Cincinnati Re
lief-Society have opened a' soup bouse at the
corner ol Carroll, an J Kinzie streets; which will
be in operatioo.'probaOlr, after tu-day.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
TRADE.
South Side Headquarters at Standard
Hall.
Tho member* of the Board of Trade who favor
tbo holding of their meeting* 00 the' South Side
assembled at Standard Hall, corner of Thir
teenth street and Michigan avenue, at 10 o'clock
yo*terday morning. There were over U.roo bun
dr* d present. M. G. Liim presided, and George
Counsel acied ss Secretary.
Mr. N. K. Fuirbank offered tbe following reso
lution*. woioh wero adopted:
Wurbrah, A nuccb-r of members of the
Board ot Trade, finding it Inconvenient to at
tend the regular meeting of the board at its
present location, faavo runted Standard Hall for
one year; therotore.
Hctohed, That it is (ho sense of this meeting
that ib- so now assembled will hereafter meet ii.
Standard Hall fur tbo transaction of Ibeir busi
ness. nnd tb&t wo cordially invite any of tho
members of tbo Board of Trade who dosire tu
ui< ut with u*.
Hetolced. That by this action we do not pro
pose in any way to sever mir connection with the
R .ard of Trade, but simply meet here for tbe
irmisaetioo of burioet?, until our new ball is
completed, conducting all our business undor the
rules of the Board of Trade, and as members
thereof.
’/fewfrerf, That tho meetings of this board bo
held irom 9 o dock in tbo morning until 5 o’clock
in the afternoon of each d«y f the week. Ibis tu
include the meetings of tbo Open Board.”
.Mr. Lawrence was in favor of immediately re
building a building on tbe site of tbe old Board
of Trade.
Co.onol Hancock thought the meetings should
be held between 9 and 11 o’clock in tbe morning.
Mr. bn lerwood, Jr., was of tbe oninion that
th*i meuting* should be bold ou the South Side,
but if the majority ol tho board, determined to
meetsomewhere else,-their decision should be
acceded to by tbo minority.
Mr. Walker hoped that ‘nobody meant to se
cede. ihero idi-mld be no sectional feeling.
(Cries of *'Nol” No!”)
Every member present then signed tbo resolu
tions, and the meeting adjourned.
Adjustment of Insurance Losses.
A meeting of authorized adjusting agent* of
Insu'anco U-impunics is caUed to meet at No.
30 u ust Madison St. second floor, at half past
-.clock 10 dnr (Tuesday). Tho coll in >!cncj
by t. Bin and Kellogg, General ngonts Uod«r
wrut-rs agency; 0. E. Ilosmer, Assistant jGen-
Agent, Pbccmr *.f Brooklyn; R. S. Grit
vhell. Adjuster; C. C. Dana, Adjuster Hart
lord ,±tro Insoranou Company, Isaac W. Uol
man, AdjusLT Washington Insurance Com-
New iork. N. C. Bogerr. Adjuster
11 oauraflco of New York. J. B
Hall. Srcretarr, Aurora Tiro Insurance (Tow-
Puny, W.J.Dorsnd. General Adjuitan Home
iosuranoe Company of New York. James B
l V Imperial Insurance
Company of Lnu-100, l». J. Smith. General
A gc vi l n utna lowraooo Company ofL«»nd«»n.
U il.taso. Asst. General Agent Insuroncw
Uimp-mv, North American.
6EHEBAII NOTICES.
A CARD FROM
Fitcl, flams Co.
Our Office is at
76 Calumet-av.,
Second booso north of Twcnty-sccond-sL, where
.wu have allonr books and valuable papers that we
saved from the
We earnestly solicit persons indebted to ut
to aid os all they can by remittances.
Thankful for past favors, and hoping to rclxahark
la bußlocss again soon,
Wo remain, yonrs truly,
FITCH. WILLIAMS Jt CO.
General Notice.
JIIE MERCHANTS' UNION EX-
PRESS COMPANY
are now prepared to
RECEIVE AND FORWARD ALL BUSINESS
OFFERED.
Eastern bwinee*, for New Tork, Boston. 4c.-
ofllcct Jls Twonty-eocond-et. Western or
Cbjcngo. Burllncton 4 (infney Railroad arfi co n
nociicms. at office Canal and Darllufftop C’lwtln-'
hor Northwestern Railroad and road*, leaving from
that depot, at office corner of Klny'.u and Canal-et*
(old Milwankee Depot). AlsoV. office 3U. jw. and
•dIS West Handulpb. corner Canal. Principal office,-
NO., 113 TWBXTY-SEOONP-BT.
HOTELS.
Tile Riversifle Hotel,
River?!de. will be kept, Rom this dale, by Mcaara,
Gage Bros. 4 Rice. Snflhrcre by the great Are will
bo liberally treated, and board for the fall and'wln*
ter at‘very moderate prlcoe. Pleasant rooms.
Gaa and water, and frequent trains. Apply at
Riverside.
Transit House.
Tnckcr 4 Sherman, pmprlctortv-ienns, a* be
fore tbe firo, per day. Ail twins stop at Forty
ihird-et. Carriages to convey pa*«nfferj» to and
from cars. Street cars run hourly. P. 4 Ft. W.
dummy six times dolly.
INSURANCE.
>ew York. Oct. 10. JSTI.
GENTLEMEN: At a meeting cf tbe **Ger
impla.'’' Ilaaover.” •‘NiagafaT* and-‘•■Rcpub-
Hc''* Inrcrance Cotnpanie?. of New York Com
prising the CDdcnrrliL‘r’4 Agency. held this
dny. due pnrpsratlossTvers'insdu to p.tv immodl*
1 ntely, np«>n adjustment, all lomp* Chi*
Agu; afler doing which tbc capitals of all tbo
conn**nie* will remain and bare a
•orpin* nf over half ji'mTl'.lou dollars, leaving tbc
groas cash s«sot* of tbs •■Underwriter's Agency
over two and one-half million dollars ($3,5(0.000.)
A. STODDABT, General Agent.
ToOgdefl. Bhcldou 4 Bcuddtr, Aguats, ttt South
CAnal strict. Chicago.
person* holding policies In the “Un
derwriter's Age^^cy,' will present them at 83 South
Canai-eL, for -adlusunent.
OGDEN, SHELDON 4 SCUDDER,
Agents.
Erie North Shore Line.
The Office of the Erie North Shore
Line will be found at 700 Wabath-av.
Freight by this Line Is now unloading
and ready for delivery at Depot of the
Northwestern Railway, corner Canal
and West Side, or at C. f
B. *a- Depot* J. TV. SMITH, Agent.
THE LOCAL FREIGHT OFFICE OF THE
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 ATC..R.; 4 Q.FREIGHT HOUSE, i
CAR-LOAD LOTS-ON-THE OLD GROUND.
Anchor Line
OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK, LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, 4c.
All agents are. notified that no interruption
has occurred In our business, which Is now carried
ouat
NO. TO TWENTY-TIIIRD-9T.
Oor mall is regularly delivered. Remit by ex
proas or New York hank draft.
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
No.'JOTwenty-Uiird-st.
W«UBSACS| General tft&tgcr,
OENCH AX* NOTICES.
To Ail Who vVdf.t a Perfectly Fire-
Proof Building.
Letters from Harder Bros, of Wet t* 7'orh,
and ir. A". Wtxon, of Chicago.
New York, April 20,1570.
J. B. (.omits, E*q.,
E -*B Sir: If the Inquiry should ever b« made mto
yonr auiiny Jo construct a substantial edifice of any
•lr«cripllnp.ref«r the Inquirers to the Prank ilu Square
Prititinc Ofllca and Stuck Douse, and to It* owner*.
Tosltow hour entirely satltfisd w« have been with
your efforts to provide ns with a building strong and
and flra.prnof. we brf Icavo to state that, treharo
made uoa teratlon n either buiMlne since «o paid
T<;ur bill, la UM «UJ ISM. It 1. .boot p.rl6«.
(signed} Yours. v«rv truly.
-a >r xi .itit IIAUPKIt BIUiTIIEnS.
T ta lUr Ki- s rt n' il V.* i% be **«r constructed
oo the original Corlies plan of wrought iron trains
>iod brick arches. In addition to tbs above thesd.
vertiser desire* to refer to tho following note from W
K. Nixon. Esq., owner of the only building lifcbi*
engo that passed aafely through the terrific heater
(he lata fire.
Chicago. Oct. i?, isn.
Mr. J. U. CoßLtts:
Dean St*: lam happy to state lhat the plan of
fire-proofing carried out in my building, which has
lately passed with such entire safety through the tale
terrible fire, waa first presented to my notice by T uu
sod lhat the result of its lute trial m-te than tatisl
fi«» me of the correctness of your views and system.
(Signed] Trulv.yours,
W*C. CORLIE9, Architects,* at present
399 Weil >an Buren at.
To My Old Friends and Patrons.
1 would have you all know, from my word herein
given, that 1 have lost m>ne of the trust, hop*, or
the belief in hieago’s frunr# grnatnest. which has
always characterised all my relations with the citi
zens of tins tay loag.siuce adopted hom»: but lam
differently situated with reference to finding a place
to commence anew my business, from those who
have been engaged in purely m-rcantll» pursuits. I
mint have privileges ofsky lights, sidelights, water
g-iM. which art to thorn matters of little impor-
Therefore, l ike* olyoti. my friends and patrons, to
4 iHtle extra lime to look about me before
1 gaarraorceyon, lioreby, that every cent which
you have paid into my gallery shall lie marie good to
you as soon aa 1 can establish tnysrdf lu some perms*
n-tu way.
I also take Pleasure In Informing all those who
have left valuable pictures with me for copying, that
f saved the most of these before 1 gave a thought to
nir own things.
When I begin again you will find with meaUr.fthc
best of my old corps of artists, who Lavs Shared mr
toriunes and mltforinnea for so long
Bogging that you will Ivar with me for a litt’c
time, and promising that you Khali have aoiofo notice
ro, op nm io ,l :the daily city papers, 1 remain
In affliction, ns in days of prosperity, truly, your
£[rnd. K. L. BRAND,
Photographer, formerly of 23 Washiogtoo-st.. Chi
cago. 111.
Incidents of the Great Chicago Fire.
l am collecting incidents of the great Chicago fire,
to be published in took firm immediately. Almost
every person we meet can relate aom» terrible, tragic
oathetic. ►srfo-corolc, or other story cnnnrcted with
the fire. Let all the*e bo collected now, whilo they
are fresh, and sent to nn*. to bo embodied in this
bo< i r f»pectluily request all clergymen, teach-rs.
and all others, whether ladles or gentlemen, whether
you are accustomed to writing or nor. to write out.
in such shape aa you can. te be rewritten if neces
sary. the incident* you hear, and to clip from news*
papers all printed incidents, nod send to my addres*
Mr eleam printing establishment and publishing
nffleals burned, the contents of inysafe are destroyed
but mr lung experience fa I'hicaeo as a printer and
publisher are sufflcloat gu .rantee that IhU hook will
be full ufltiiemt. «ll<l puolUhed in good style The
price of the book win b~ cents. It will be sent,
postpaid, by mail, or otherwise. Send for it now.
andyoßc orders will bo filled in the order they are
received.
_?*>' "lidms for the present In ALFRED L. SEW.
“Li*, 1 ulduhrr, caru Lunt. Pn-stuo 4 Kean’* Bank,
corner Randolph aud llaUtM-ata., Chicago, 111.
Railroad Gazette.
THE RAILROAD GAZETTE, owincf to a dost mo
tion or toe priming facilities here. I« removed ferii'
porarlly to New York City, at 72 Broadway, übcr<
aiitettera should hereafter bo addressed.
.The mall list of the paper «ai saved, bat the car
nor* list was lust. Tluxe who received the G«z<*tt<
hy Iha carrier are ftNiweeiml to irnd their address t<
the New j ork office. together with a atatciuent of th«
time up to which it w«a paid.
A. N. KELLOGG, Proprietor,
9IU 31ichlgan.av.
MISCELLANEOUS.
O arpets. Carpets!!
ALLEN MACKEY
K AYE OPENED TII E1 B STOCK AT
At 744 State-st.,
AND ABE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW A
FULL LINE
OF
CARPETS, BEDDING, CURTAIN GOODS.
Wa invite the special attention of futnitarc deal*
era, and others, to our atock of
PURSUES, PLAIN
AND STRIPED
REPS, TEBRTS.
ETC.. P.TC.
XBTT GOODS RECEIVED DAILY!
Blank Books and Stationery
RECEIVED THIS DAY
and more on tho way. The trade supplied
AT OLD PRICES, BY
EMERSON 4 DAVIES,
At Chicago West Sido Library and Music Store,
SVJ West Aiadlsonit.. bet. Peoria and Sangamon.
The Marine Company, of Chicago,
J. Y. SCAM SION
will for tho preecnl occupy oflico
NO. 261 COTTAGE GBOVE-AY-
A« aooa as vaults aro built, tbo above-named hnnb
will rsmove to the corner of Congress-st. and aiichi
wn-av., which place It will occupy until the old site
is rebuilt.
Germania Bank of Chicago.
NO. u MILWAUKEE AVENUE.
The Germania Bank has eatabllahod Its new office
at lha aborr place, ana Is doiDff tlio regular linilnm
as heretn'OT.
OM accounts are Übor.allr *cttleJ and now accounts
opened in Ibe customary way.-
0. KNOBELSDOKF,
W. J. HALLER. Oisliixr.
Agency
of tllO
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE LANDS
of the
STATES OF MISSOURI AND IOWA.
We offer for sale tho choicest Prnirio and Timber
Lends of Missouri end low*, on credit of tea fears.
Iv 0n, 15"" "<tul»cd Is 5 per cent on appraised
v aC; These lends are exempt from all taxation,
and weds com# direct from the Plates of Missouri
I’NIL. K. SCAN LAS A CO.. No. 41
Hubbard.court, between Wabash-iiv. end Mato*st.
Portable Engines.
Wo here In stock, end cm furnish Instenter.
8, 10.12.14. 70, A 2i-HO USE PORTABLE ENGINES,
both mounted end nnmnuiitol.
This style of engine U most suitable t»r all indoor
work, and will readily sell to farmers after Win*
V •‘B Id "tr, ro ,0 A OCISON EALLiPD.
Lumber Dealer, Chicago; or write to
VE O A SIIOKM A W
ttlOJinOMs TNT*
A Csr-i prom
Sl cn^ B w CRrMn.\ccu .tsriAW.
.i, T .etiip-irarily el SIS Wabaeh-av. We
snail hntineaa at the earH*-st possible m».
T’r *»t friend* who ere indebted to u« will c»0«
..•pedal favor by remilline u. at onco they
v a, either in currency or New York exchan^e-
RICHARDS, CRUMOAUCII A SHAW.
NOTICE
is efroo that thirty .days* grace Will he allowed njj all
prrQiiqcns falling due Irnui OctnU-r 7 to November 1
on potlciee held by residents of Chicago affected by
ihe late disaster. WJI. r. ALEXANDER,
President of of Equitable Life Assurance Society of
th« .United State.
It. F. JKNNTSON, General Agent, KS3 Wabaeh-av.'
Edwards’ Directory,
SPECIAL HOIIOE,
To Duaiutsa Mm And Ulborp.
Pica sound In and 17 CanaLst., 4(b story, as
aiwdllr a* possible your address and present ioca*
li'<n, and In a few days I will Issne aeoeciM dircc*
tnry eml<rmclne tbe business Places of all who have
tD'do rhanevfl *»c account nfth* fire*. RICHARD
I.DWARDB, Publisher Chicago Directory, li
t’enal^t.
Bauk
The Union Insurance A Trust Company wilt open
for general banking bmlnesa on Wednesday.yictobci
l?, at their branch office 3ic 31Uwankee*ar., and will
open about the Ist of N.-vomber at 37 West Madison,
st,. under the Mt-rmao House.
St. Louis Law School.
The regular annual session of this school op*nod
October It. Foil conr«c. two term*, six mouths
eacli. Student* admin*! tn either r|*ss. nn exami
nation. until January 1*72, Tuition fee. *»iu per
annum, including ure of lil>rary. No extra charge
P--r particulars address iJ M. bTBWAUT. D-anof
Law b acuity. 9LI K-rrh Thlr.i.st .St L..ui< XJn
RAILROADS.
Lafce Shore Michigan Sontiiem
IS-A.XXiI£O^.XD.
The General Fretffbt Office of the LAKE SHORE
.t MICHIGAN SOcTFIKUN KA IMtn.AD and the
officeof th* iiED LINK TUAN.SIT C'JMP.\NY is
at the Freight Depot of the Hoad.at the corner al
Polk anil Griawo|d’«ti. A branch office of the
Jltd Xl«e and South Shore TAne
HAS BEEN OPENED In the Ticket Office of the
Shore -Michigan Southern lUll
roatl.
At the southwest corner of
MADISON AND C ANALYSTS.
f. M. CRAY.
AuUUot Genera! Fwrtt Agent.
ILLINOIS 1 CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
Commencing October 13, ajid until further
_ A of Ice.
trains will leave and arrive from the foot
of Lake-st.. as follows:
St. Lotita A Cairo Day Xrpn'K,...*9:3o a. m
_ Night Express.. m
cnamaaiga Passenger....... •s:i p. m
llyue Park A Oakwooda Passenger *6:ts a. et
u p. m
•3;l« p. iu
*6‘lop. tu
ARRIVE.
"t, Lonir A Cairo Express.,™— *7 JC a. 10
Catir* lixpiM*.„_ 'V.M p. i»
f*i- Louis Express p. at
Myd* f*rk «OnkwowJ« l*a*aon£ci *7:i7«.m
p, to
•J:li p. m
•?on<J»y« ezceplftd. {Saturdays excepieJ
oaTTratas InTs the Twvaty>aeewtMl*«i. Depot t*a
minote* later than abore time. P«i*ericor« will bo
ockrtetl and bas*ese checked only at th«* Twenty*
•«coo<J**:. Depot. W. P. JOHNSON,
Goner*! Pa»a pgrr .WbL
REMOVALS.
Union Screw and Bolt Co.
Office rexnored to COLLINS BUR
GIB’S Store Foundry, fouthweslcrn cor
ner Van Buren and Jeficrsoa-sts. We are
prepared to fill all orders for Bridge, Car,
Track, Machine and Skein Bolts, Lag
Screws, Jack Screws, and Carriage Bella
We kavo made arrangements for doing
BLACKSMITH WOKE
for buildings. Regular Prices.
612 Michigan-av.
All -onr account book, and plates are saved
The machinery is in motion to meet the warns of
aU out cnatomcra at the earliest possible moment!
SOOT CADT.
business cards.
OKO. W. HAJUI.tN,
Harmon 4 Jaotbie,
ALBANY. N. V.
Proprietors of BRICK M v
Wo are prepared to fill orders at oltefurn,:.
china. Tnoae Interested are Invited to call
I’hlcago Tribune Office and exaroin- an n f th*..«»
chine; also, the endowments of the Vsdine hrirb
makers of Albany and Troy. This marine i«
strueled fnrsieem or w tier power; wi| make «u r,'.*,
to M.<Oo brick of superior quality in tecihoura
culars and lull Information given.
Write HARMAN JAOlfiiE
Alb-nr. n*. y_
DR. I. WINSLOW AYER,
Physician for dissascs of the
Throat aud Hangs,
KasaS Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, Heart Du**.-.,
Affections of the Kye and Ear, and all chronic
complaints that lead to
CONSUMPTION.
o™i.'Kch“‘ s «W. teA tw
MONDAY. OCTOBER 16.
ttff’Prices within the reach of all.
New Store and New Goods
WALSH HIJTOEtHSOK
late a and c« i.ake.st.,,
now f.iti wabash-av.
Wn are now prepared to see our customer* Vt*
have a fine assortment of mlllin-ry g.>ols am* aVd/rc
Prompt •It.ailS. TbSS
who are Indebted to us wifi please remit currency
promptly Ilf e*pr-as. currency
HTJRLBTJT EDSAIL,
Wholesale Druggists,
Continue our business. filling orders from oar Sew
York hnnso until oar stock arrives.
«rnestiy request prompt remittances from all
n eb ted to os, either in currency by express
r l ru on New lurk city. PrrS-mt address. feu
Mlchigan.av.
Cahn, Wampold Co.’s
OFFICE IS FOB THE PRESENT AT
474 Michigan-av.
rn negollating for now quarters, and shall
soon bo ready to r«*numebu«in-ita. All theno indebted
in this critic «l hoar by
sending all the turner they pomiblv can either in
currency by expiajs or drafts o a New York eUU6 ia
cahn, wampold a co.
D. B, FISK CO.,
57 West Washington street*
BEADY FOB BUSINESS, TUESDAY, OCT. 17.
JJ" a l l Uoa 10 r 9t °ck of Silk*. Satina. Vrl
nr t MiVi 1 i« OR “e n r<1 r s(‘*. tre *i> roc*lving a full *tock
t ood, Ladie* Fnrnhhlnif Fanrr
H-ni 7rimm.n«F. to which the attention of tt,r»
tialeof the Northwp«t i* ItiTiteJ. Order* will
theaama attention and dia>>tch aa herainfor**
um-jiunllnil facilltir* In ,hl«
•ball endeavor to fully maintain th® ropJuihm of
u. n. fisK 4 co.
Stationery and Blank Books.
in ineciiy. mej hare opened atom In th*
The Northwestern Manufacturing Co.
Supplies
Steam Pump*,
Wrought Iron Pipe*.
Rubber and Hemp Hose,
And Packing.
THE SOUTHWESTERN MANUFACTURING CO.,
jn North J-fT'raon-at.
Complete Set of Tool*,
SELLING AT OLD PRICER
Nail* 51.25 rates.
LOUIS GKOENB,
W Woit Kandolpn>tt.
second door neat to JeffermjQ.jt,
Steam Heating
GENERAL STEAM I*ITTI!fG.
w c are prepared to proceed with work, and mar
bo found for the prosent at the offl M ol S. S. Bouton
A to., corner of Fifteenth and Bumaide-ala.
A. L. WINNE A CO.
Ayres Eoflf,
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BRiOKEBS
ill WABASH-AV.,
eared their imp* and p.ip*rt »nd»r.««n.r*i
te'.M;. 1 1 WiiroTA 1
EAOS AYKKS,
J. HKNBT EOFF.
looker
Marble, Stone and Granito Manufacturers,
to Inform their numerous customers Intheette
and country that their osublUUnoot? Vt C«c*UoJ
aodCalr.rv cemeteries.-were not reached i.y th.
fl'«, and although thcira are now the onie mr.rl'.f
Keliiucc Works, Milwauke, wi*.
Elevator machinery for first-claas work
EDVr\ P. ALLIS A CO.,
Milwaukee. Wit.
Vosc, Olusmore Co.,
Manafaclarara or
BAILWAT CABjsrillKGS,
Ara at m Woet MadUon-st.. a a have fresh ifocfc
Office, of
cius. r. k.ellogg a co.
rJ 31 ichlgaa-ar.
~V P. Ottaway,
Lala Ttf tb» firm of Uttawsy Barlow,
PRINTERS,
arrl*!i C rme b S #!o V M B, 'L aa P r,IM »nd maUrfal
*nnM?'. rum 1,10 Gfllca for the present, 10'
**’uum iVona-st.
P. B. Careen,
West Jackson.st.. baa the good fortune to
ixasets negative* of altaoat all tha Important build*
I tags destroyed by the late fire, and has tt»oto«r»pbed
ies£i of the mine, so he is prepared to famish etere.
wbolesaT. icW Llibrngo a* it waa end a* is, at
.J.lrri. will wcHw'wnmS'Sgt""? ,h
Farnuin, Flag,. *-Co.
r'!™"?'” oot Short
Formerly No. in Lake-*t
W| L.? JS t,nn bo«iii®*s at*
»Madl«<m.»t.
ana nil orders hr Octa*
Sana Box Vises, BelloiM, Anvils.
CHICAGO VISE AND TOOL COEPAJy.
US. 1.-.1. «nA 153 Talton-..
Soliusou, Clark *c o
C,otral Aj.nt. for Homo Shut,l, So»l oe MKhloo
formrrl,.. IrO Drorhorn-..., c,a b, fohh” -rf
IVeot M.'li.J cornrr or Smgamon r
Picks, Sledges, Crowban. ~j
CHICAGO VISE AND TOOL COMPANT
uo, mapdiaarmtan-e
A. Zeller,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURES,
boa resumed business at72S State. st„ wh»p« h.
prepared to supply the trade all arHclee hi
KEAX. ESTATE.
MAPLEWOOD!
ADJOISISO OLD CITV LIMITS.
4 Miles from Court Souse!
15 aMINUTES’-RUDE
Accessible by ateam cars; faro tsV cent*: sbtawalkr
have been laid. Tlie property i- orskameotod wt»K
•ereril tho...a:.d shade tr«a. The AKteiim Well 5
flowing at the rate of mu w
350 Gallons Pe* Minute
Of earn nod clear water. Liberal indaccaenU of
f<‘retl to parties wishing to build.
A. R. WING CO.,
MB WAgAS’I .'Tv nl
WAEREN, KEENEY coj
Formerly of 125 Dcarbor^.^
Can now be foand at O Halibard-coujrf
have thousands of applications to noVeK tber
estate. to make investment* for ?Pase real
to lease property on long or abort 'infallsta.
store*, houses, and offices. lir to rent
All parties having properly f OP
do wrll to call and leave a description
Parties driiron* of borinccr leul
fiod plentyofgood bargains bycallir ,J P^P^tycatx
WARRE.V, KEE^r&wr
WM. D.
Real Estate Agrncy is a* h _ -I* 1
Wa*h>ngtoo*st., •’Borut ,„*,i East
property In the ••BqnitV^fcei*wi..V l r, f*f
or rent will to send mo ffl'L bt), r w^h to sell
to invest at ones for JjTtffi? o*®f'
.nrtOA onto mad" A
V.ILMAH D SlflifSot" aT
W Kaat Wa«hin/ton-*t
Insurance.
Franklin Tire Insurance Company,
or rniLADKi-raiA.
Adioiliog. Ascncr. Chicago Flro, Boom 6. So.rman
lioutc.
COEUX A KKLLOBC. Cm.m| At.i.t.
Persons Having Claims Ae.lo.t the
\>«thiocioa Insurance Comoanr of v„,w _
ssSar« fflsf»S'is,sKs 4 A*a \r.
Miner. A DREW. Loci Air.nl..
The Chicago Commercial Register,
?r”o°n t fii 1 r? tl> p OemmercM lelrmte
»r. .na rii,o r i t, hoia i S3 "°tri
ffifipsia z d r^-.

b. tSßg.S{vk
Imported Cigars.
The drat received «ince the fire.
A 1 K West Randolph-it., i.t« ciait-it,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MATTERS,
KrsrurtJov or bank nestsess
TT.’ nr<- n mst i.blc t>» wak-Ui>-uup«rtaat an
nt tbit the banks of I'hicneo wM
M’V l”*l «'n l d.y. T-ejiUy. Oct. 17
The {result of the conference of the National
lUuk« win* tne Comptroller os the Currency on
night, was ?i encouraging that the
banks unanimously agreed to rescind their res
cind* n* in regard to pay
ing fifteen per cent at once, and further install
meats from time U time during the next few
weeks. It is proper to say here, once for all.
that the resolution to pay by installments be
ginnlngwlih one oflb per cent was adopted solely
os a precautionary measure to prevent tbe pos
sibility of any panic which might begin with de
positors, am! having begun, would inevitably
extend to the whole commercial world. Time
*n-ugh, however, has elapsed since tne resolu
tions referred to were passed, tor tbo hanks to
bate received asiurnnces from great numbers of
their depositors to the effect that they would act
with prud'Qce ami consideration. From the
bank* of New Y»rk, Philadelphia and Boston,
assurances have been received by the banks here
that no reasonable aid will be withheld in case
it is needed. It may seem strange that perfectly
solvent banks.as those o! Chicago unquestionably
arc. should require so much But
u i? wc<l ui dcrsiu d by business men that there
i> not a bank in the United States thathas ready
cash enoucb on baud to pay off all
its depositors ot once. There would
be no profit in banking on such a
basi*. A bank receives inon»-y of one set of
cust<-tn<rs on deposit, and loans these dtp isits
as well ns its own capital to another set of
customers. A demand on the part of all the
depositor* for their money would therefore be
nothing less than a demand that nil
commercial debts should bo paid
at once in cash. whether such
debt* wore due or not. Tho hanks ate merely
the agents of the owners ot capital. 2i these
owners of capital demand tho payment of al)
debts at once, by demanding the payment ot
their deposits, tho di-tress falls not upon tho
banks, but upon th»*,busincss cmiiiunity whom
the banks must press for pa>uiont. Jt was fear
ed that this situation wa* n»«t tuily appreciated
by the public—hence tho resolutions passed Ja*t
Thursday. Now, h-wvver, the aspect ot affairs
is changed* tne public have had time to consider
the muallon. while tuc banks have been getting
iheir money and b-«ks out of their vaults.
3Joocy has been Qownig into the city from a
thousand source?, tho railroads alouc, «ro pour
ing in largo amounts of currency from tbeir cur
rent receipts for fre ght and passengers, and
hundreds of thousands ot dollars arc coming in
to be applied to the relief oi the sufTer.ng. AM
theseamountsmust find a place of deposit, and
were pressed upon the banks even betorc they
had places 10 keep the money. Tu.Jay, banking
LuJiucss is resumed, checks ot depositors will be
paid its usual, and tho largo amounts
of m mey which hare been seeking u place of de-
will find it in the banks. Wo think it
would perhaps have been better it the banks had
dejerred their opening a day or two longer, until
they could have pcrtccled their office arrange
ment 4 aud got their book?, paper?, aud money
iu a U'.tle better order, but tno bankers arc
anxious to d-> everything to meet all reasonable
demands oi their customer?, and notwithstanding
rbe ob3iM*k-s- of inadtquate office rooms, wo may
-ay that business is resumed and confidence is
restored.
WAV YOliK CXCUANGF.
ws-rold by one or two ot die small banks that
wr-e open un Saturday alonepcrccnt. premium,
or iu*t ten times the price nt it hich it so<U before
the fire, hut now that business is resumed, it
prcbably will not bo high ;r than 1-10 of one per
cent.
BASK mRF.CT>MIY.
The ioliflwinp is a nearly couiplelo directory of
tbc banks at their new locations, which can be
fcpjitf-r reference:
National. 440 obnsh.
<ccou\l National, 21 Uulsted. but will moTO to
cnVm r El.lndiro Court and Wubash.
Tbir-i National,
fourth National. 4«o aboab.
VnioQ National. 513 Wab:isa.
Nurthwus.crn National, 52C Wabash.
\anuiial li*n>k of Comim-rce, 6U Wabash,
r .minimal National. 623 Waba*h.
.Manufacturers* National, 4M AVabash.
Cum Lxci.axib’o National, :>SI Wabash.
Trader*’ Nations). 147 Wabash.
lULerman bauk.-Ji'J Wabash.
M.-rchantt’ saving, L mu anil Trust Company,
4U Wabash.
<tatc Savings’. 501 nabash.
C. F liai.sbce A 4ul Waba«h,
i 0..k County National, 22i Mic.iigan.
Merchants’ National. 2J3 .Micnuao.
Cmn&u National, 10 Canal atie* t.
Jlllnois National. 14 West Randolph.
Lui.t. fusion A Kean, corner Randolph and
Jl.ust*d.
.<ilTermaD A Co., 502 w abash.
l. ui n Insurance and Trust Company, 310 Mil-
Estate Loan and Trust. CIO Wnbash.
.M.-rcliants. F. roicrs ami Mcciianicj’ Barings
Jlauk.o4* utu lialsted.
JiEtr YORK eTOCK AND POND MARKET.
The luliowiutf were telegraph;*: quotations on
yesterday* OeL 10;
FIRST BOARD.
N.Y. Central hS IBixes. 1551.....
l.ca liu; lt>4/'« ->-20s, I&C2.—.
K .ck U.aud I a-:?*. iSOI
N»riUwfs:ciii no's n-IMs, 1505....,
Like shun* V.V 5-204, ne->
J'acifir 40*< I 5-lVs, ISC7
n A.«l iO-'-Ns. n*-"
Wabash Sv.'- 1 o-iSJs IS»*3
I’uou I'uutic J 10 40s
IT’}* l Cuinncy os..
I n 57i‘rt i Gobi
Money*7 percent, s«dd: cold. 11'5?n-
L<»S’t>os. Oot. 10—11 a. tn.
y.bVi'l 10.405...- Ss*i
New York. Oct. IC, 12 a. m,
board.
.JuVV I st. 1'.iu1....
v:VA\\\ v
6.V-t I ITtuburgu
«.V* I
5-20s, 1352.
Readme
Iwck 1-Uni
i’.ieific
(ioiJ, 11 A.
Tue 101 l .wine was tb** York bank atato
tcenl on rfnturJay, October 14
Loan?. iMr
specif, XJec
Legal Under*. l»iC.
iKposit-. iJcC....
Circulation, iuc.
fcu.vu iustati;
It was meoti-ucil yesterday that large
amounts of money were Wine "tiered by capital
ists Ir.-m abroal i«r ihe purchase oi ground in
the f>'Tmer business quarter «l' the burnt dis
trict. and that the only thine that prevented ex
tensive sales was the lack, ol any idea ol what re
duction flu.uld be ma .e «»u lonucr prices. To
day however, there seems tn bo a general im-
I.resiion that »aU-s will only We»t> wuen owners
of cr«uud in the business dutnet south of ibt
pjaiQ btaucb ol the river, are willing to Sell at
about Ul or GO per cent of the prices
previous to mo fire. Capitalists from
abroad aro willing to buy largely
at ab .u: that percentage of former values, and
begin rebuilding at oucc, Tito great majority ot
the pretci.i owners will tot bo able to rebuild
unless tnvy Sill IT u portion ol waat they own.
to as t have money to rebuild on Ihercmaimicr
of fheir ground. Alter the process of rebuilding
Las £*gun. mid business begins to return to its
old qui.-’crs, the value of the ground will rise
rapidiv, but if every ouo sh-übl bold on to all of
hu land, with that expectation, the proce.-s of re
buildiug would be slow, and the return of the
prices of central business property
lo their farmer mage would bo
very slow. Many of too uou-re-ideut owners
uf ground, in the bc-iucss quarter ot the burnt
Ji.tnclio th, Soatl* I)iJi.;o.. .ra tu
rebu-.td at ooco. Mr. W. l». Korluol, roi re
act, nearly 3lfl feel of Iroi.taie on the jmnciiial
street. i» to vicimur of Uo Court Uousr.i.
authorized lo rebuild atouev. with Rood., large.
x>lain business buildings oi brick, amt wo bear
jiut less than l.uuu tc«t more of mmtago in the
came vicinity, on which muslar preparations are
bow being made to rebuild. ibofe is saarouly u
doubt that before cold weather prevents work
on buildings. ono-ihird ol the _ business
quarter of ino bautu division «i I bo id
process of being rebuilt. ino lV*ck Island
Kailroad Company are already erecting perma-
Bcnt buildings .or a patenter depot ou the atU.
of their loimcr one on Van Burea fuUr
a J Avcrill sold, «n fcatutday, lour
£v Si t‘o cilfoVo .?ioW?iu li. Co.
No. bO-i to I'uUtnao I’aiaca Car bunipanr.
K., 310 to Illinois Central 1U 1C C-»»
The above dwellings will beusid for temporary
offices by the railroad companies mcm.ouid,
SatU they can rebuild their former down-town
ces. Tbo price asked for these bouses boloio
tK~ was SIG.WO to JIT.OjO each.
\i \r* -T. 11. JJrecs X Mo., and \N. B. Ogdvn A
_ u e *J -d liiOir valuable atlases, auumug
Co. navosav t be utreetioua tor survey ol
the site and giy. j Chicago, and towns oi
every lot so tbu cu. These, logetner
liyder-rk ot naoruli ,fc Howard,
with iho ebsYitn 1 will llonbt.eiS ho made au
sod Cease X \\Wt<i\ laud by act of the
thurmes to couhrm uue vi
Legislature. _ _
COMMEBCI.VL.
Mosii.it Evr.siso. Oct 15,
lw-tUr,au<ltt tuero was some boai
porled. AiSUodaril Wall ld4l tut
n«s. dooo. it w «fn*?e il»a reudexvou* ot tue
SssssrSiSs
s*•&i
lew panics to compromise m u n i).V»n..U. as
t.muoriu-y buiidm, (lim "i, ~„i s, blc. to
ucjr l<» tbo o.a p >r el Commerce i* tit
Lo occupied nil U ts possible that
lor occupaner oo Ibe oW it o>-
thi. miuiiir will .bo iiitrouo tiold ot 10
laec.ius wbicu it« uoduraloou win
“Ursi a‘ i 'c“ m i or“ ‘i If'm or 0 (TCC,r anJ mori,! s
"“r'rifWfss
jocwa cjru. nJ fluUf pcr brl.
lu\*a*tuldu*vc bum more doing »u gram
w# w!.t bill u.ntißiactUiat many sramr..-
Ci -Clc. in tae fire, u»d ino ware
ceu v tj j j^i(jJ w buairuM to de
xioose «M T vUnvut (0«IU, ns lb* now ware-
jiTir iu« r Muecialo- prohibit* such delivery.
Louso U*. «f^iV lliT crticatiUiStuorui .K,
luaascileuu l *f th u nureboutcuica wa* an
3>b«u UieOi-eui- u -Hayed by a call to older
raouMca. and was
Atjvpn. _ O oved ft suspension of
M H*. .NV ut'j il. Ecaa h j providing laftt
to oVtr'odC .iw bclorc bom,
tb.t
tlotioU .o waraaaaasuw wnicft
difficulty in t«* way ut deiirenurf irom
Wa'cbouic, «biU tbo receipts »14>C UvVB Ut
■trovod. lie moved tae foll.iwmc:
Jk.olccf.tuaivbe uum«d»*U adoption of U»»
foUoWi..tfom be earnestly rcooimucudcd by tut
inomburs ot low Hoard, v»t-i
iio it enacted uy tbo people of toe fciftto ol
Illinois. repr-sealed m ine bcaeral Aucinbl>.
i- ul uiucU o; Section 2o oi au act entitled Au
»T-i io regulate 1-uolic Wrti«uuua*»,aud tuo wafe-
uud lue.ecuoa Ut Kiaui, uuJ l C-'o
cffcci «u Ariultf 13‘»t the Constitution of kills
Isiaio.’ M ueo»b aced tu tbo loilowiup words. to
wu: wuo abaii remove ftuy i*r«P«r.y wj
jlwre except to preserve it iroui lire t J* r
sudden Uawcer, Wkinoat tbe return *n<i wn i niu
Sion ol uu> uud ftU ouislaudiuc receipt*, inat
«aay «nVw becii ia *uvd lo fepfcitful SUcb proper-
JS» b.-, and lb* same M be/ebi, snspooded
iu in ai-iuicatiou u reueiPto ol all
local.d itt ibe city ol CbiC-»tto» u*!*!
JUiSJ to uctob.r 8. IS7I. ibn act abdU lake
edect iroui ftb*i ft‘ter Uj rasVacc.”
CU n»« ces-lutiou was adopted unanim«ujly, nod
t U wrelary was luotmcicd w ici.grapa me
tbe <y,L lg licld f wnu 100 •tauuiaut tual
■W* 0 will l>« in fcpniicbc.d to-morrow
Hr. -TOiaia fully to tuo Legislature tho
xD..nm»tf. Uvnlo i uoxtfllc i oi mo city
UCCePIb
ofCoiciyo. that ibe offico of tbeKcgu-.
It was ann <>l6ram |jußr ujj;;a baas
trar and 1- *P ,35 aoutu citaa.l tireaV. Jt is
ibcl tuoir book, wore ..Tod from tno
t.nor.l n J“sf S?,m firm, owinc to tbo f.cl
r« v?lr“ BM. iom mih: Bro
s?i VlkK) |iurk.,UJU, ICC lira. ».u
t?a it tun mettle Here, bales Were reported
Tkfbii m«e pork, epeciai brand lat Standara
iV n? at «13.H0 lor aa.puient to
33D bna reffalar ntcii ut 513.0J;
i“S“Si t hrls met. beel nl sIMW. Laid wm 4J..tci
b 'S£ Sm firm.a;fir for .b.mld.r.: o,'io
4 „_, riK,. amj 7‘ie 1 -r short clear, nit loose.
•rLmw nomin.l ut tor ~ot» .tiler
January w bld Lord Ka* quoted at ifyi
Kw*.'* I Iki' requeat, but ntalnlc
.tixiuUi 10 obt.m too
os lTwardl -■Ol “I'l AbUlc.
“KP tu ccwi but; Jirmor. omuts to ih. ic ir
uarcutortl wtiMa
?/r. w days; Locknorl Hydraulic sold at
s*><». which is an advance of 25c per brl since
tndfcyUil.
Dfoatwa-quite active but very irregular, as
im :at have b«cu expected, several parlies bo ins
etl^! V'L ,n attempt in establish prices to
*uii themselves. Among the ruses resorted to
was tbo attempt to force d-liverics of wheat ou
parties who had not the ta..ncy with which to
pay for It. bat hate no doubt of their ability to
Sill n w i 1 i bla i fo day! Al St.o
n»rd ii.U i.I. v.t mud. ol 10,000 bu.. telltr
th. toonlb. ;HI SI K'A. lo tbo Hoard of
qffln®li oo 1 i- n c rlj stUlom.nl was mad. of
y.OOO bo at SUr Caah. Afterwards 9 cars (3 009
bu) strictly fresh receipts, were sold at $1.19, and
that price bid for more. A lot of 2,000 bu mu
?ft,nk* nw I tt j ,!7 1 a lot of
fo.OU) bn wo* offered at $1.17 and toko any Rood
check In payment. Alter 2 o'clock lO.TOu bu
0,000 ba eellcr tbo month, told at
?H‘• °H* 0r *s° loU at *1.1%: and 55.000 bu at
A good many settlements were made of
seller last half at SU9& and some at *1.19.
belltr November sold at 31.21. There was noth
tug doing In other grades than No. 2 Spring.
Corn was quite active, and Arm, though on a
tower range than had bean expected. Sales wer*
made of 3.000 bu No. 2in car lots,at 47>£c: IS.IBO
ba du at47c; 4.000 bu kiindried do at 47c: 1.200
oq kUndried rejected at 43c: 600 bn newyebow-i
at 40o: 1.2C0 bu No. 2. Ireeon board. olfOi. Toe
puicaases were all undersiood to bare been made
f-rshipment.
Oats were steadv/aod in good request, chieur
from tbo local feed-dealers. S lies were reported
1 G.OjO bu in oar lots, and 51,0X> bu, all at 30c,
the latter at Standard UaU.
Rye was uii(oenti»ned.
Harley was quiet, and easier. Sale was report
ed of 40J ba No. 2 in Northwestern, at 59)ic.
This would make No. 2 inordinary houses worth,
abouts7)s(i?s3C*
Reports trom other markets will bo found is
„ur telegraphic columns.
Tbo Committee appointed to decide upon
a scale of prices lor the settlement of tne con
tacts pending on Saturday last, ho-d a meeting
this afternoon, and agreed upon tbo following
-cale:
Wheat—Seller th»,momb. sl-IS%; seller last
half. 51.19 M: seller November, tl.-JU; seller tho
year, Sl.laT£,
euro—Sviier October, 46j«c: seller tail bait
4o;«c: seller November, 46-: seller the year 44?£e.
o<ii* —Seller October. 30c; seller last half
30’tc; seller November, 31c.
Barley-Seller October, 53*te; seller last half,
Rye—Seller the month. 65c.
Tho committee requested that all parlies har
mg contracts outstanding report the same to the
Secretary of the board, and that be appoint a
competent man fur clearing agent.
It will be observed that toe committee uo
note of contracts for the delivery of provision?.
Ihe reason lor this is that they had no appli
cations from patties holding such c infracts.-and
suppose it probable that tberu will bo no neces
sity lor action lu that case, Han equalization ou
provisions bo needed, the committee can prov dc
lor that at a future meeting.
Certain atatemeata having appeared in Satur
day s paper in reference to «n advance in the
price of lumber here, we are glad to state that
the firm of Ferry A Brothers, us well as many
others, are soiling lumber at the prices wtncu
existed before the fire, and iivo up to the spirit
<>t the resolution adopted at the Lumbermen's
meeting held lost Tnursday.
Tho following grain bos been inspected into
store up to 10 o’clock this morning: 151 ears
wheat: 100 cars corn: 31 cars oats: 8 cars
cars barley. Total, 317 cars, or 123.000 bu. AUo.
23.10) bu corn by caual, G.UO) bu ri-jectcd do: Xi.-
im No. 2 oats. Total, by rail aud canul, 177,-
1W) bu.
B. I*. Baker Co., of Now York, write as fol
lows, und'irdftlo of October 7, 1571;
The exports of breadstuffs to Europe for llir
week coding last night areas follows:
Total shipments of wheat to Karope. 810.17J
bu U09.559 bu lea? than last week.) Liverpool,
2511,615 ou: London, 32351 bu; Bristol. 39.146 bu;
ILasgow, 33,718 bu; Dublin. SLOW bu; Uiouccs
tcr. 2U,U3Ibu;C. Lo., 193.712 ba; St. Alalo. 12.-
359 bu; Uoufiuur.3o.4dl ou: Havre, 1U3.U51 bu:
Antwerp, 44.411 bu; Oporto, GUI bu; ifuuiburg.'
15,652 bu.
Total, core. 611.001 (53.1x1 more than last
week) Liverp001.213,063 bu: London, 7.510 bu;
Bristol. 41.308 bo; Glasgow, 110.265 bu; London
derry, litt.CTo hu; U. f. 0., 128.753, bu: Oporto.i
J-.W bu.
Total flour, 11.111 bo, (312 bu loss than las
week). Liverpool, 5,410 brls; London, 1,760
brls: Bristol, 217 brls; Glasgow, 2.593 brls; f. t.
0., L&2.
Live Stock Market.
CATTLE— Received since Saturday, 2.190,
acainat 2.251 mr tbo same period last week, ana
3.348 week before last. Snipped to-day, 91(J.
there was little of genera) interest to note in
connection with this market, the character oi
the demand and the supply bang essentially the
same as on furmer .Mondays, Buycis of all
elusscswere in attendance and operating, and.
while the demand from neither source was at ah
ufKont, tbt-ir purchases made a respectable ag
gregate. There was little choice stock on sale,
me supply consisting mainly ot the common and
medium sorts, such os ouwsand heifers, light,
thin, and rougQ fleshy steers ami -.son
>or which there wsa some inquiry at $3.(X»&L25.
ti >oa to choice beeves,such as urc usually sought
rt.tor by Eastern shippers, may be Quoted steady
at 84.5K&5.25. The officers ui tho Union Stuck
Yards National Bank have issued a circular, in
which they say: "This bank ta prepared to meet
alt its obligations in currency or New York ex
change, and to afT*rd all possible ucc'.»miiloda
twa to the live stuck business. It is confidently
oelteved that livestock operators have not suf
fered by tho great calamity, and that both ’buy
ers and commission meu are os good as before
lue fire,’*
llUGS—Received liueo Saturday 2,037, against.
3,140 it.r tuo »ame period last week, and 4.20°
week before lust. Shipped to-day. 2.393. Tncr'j
was a very lull turn-out oi buyers to'day, oo u
the competition was sneb that holders were cn“
ablcd to establish a suestaotlnl advance on las l
week’s prices! Eastern and local buyers wore
engaged, ami by mid-day tho pons wore cleared
at 84 25(1*4 33 lor common; 5440®4 531 r medium,
unu at s i 55®4 75 for good to extra, iho mark el
closed firm.
sllKEl*—Received, 217. Thedcmand exceeded
tbc supply nnd 'prices were nominally higher,
VVc quote at 83 50&5 00 fur common to choice.
..ns?,:
.J16%
-.113;^
~,112-a
..113%
-113%
...I!>3 ,‘h
S5

.$4,045,200
‘•i«,400
5,754 .-JJO
741,000
73.900
Chicago Lumber Market*
Monday Evening, Oct. IG.
CAKGOES—The demand for lumber to-day
tras quite active, tlic offerings being larger than
for several day* past, but quotations were un
settled ami-irregular. Piece stuff and timber
sold at SlG.od.Birins-and boards at a range of
;18.00@20.00, aud join and scantling at $16.00. A
shingles and latb veto <u light supply, and
quotations were almost nominal. At 5 o’ciock
•uinettUßg i*» the neighborhood of ten cargoes
were leli over. We ooto the lollowing sales
nd at since the date <>f our last-report:
Cargo scar G«o. L. Sonver, 75 m ft selects, at
SiW.W for clear, *20.00 for common, and $12.00 fox
cull*. 75m ft joist and scantling at *I6.W. .Soul
oy M. Loomis A Co.
Cargo echr Active, from Grand Haven.s0■ m.ft
v our*« coiumoa mixed lumber at $14.00-. bold by
E. M. Uoubledav. i
Cargoot sebr Whirlwind, from Muskegon, 111
in ft piece stuff and timber at $16.50. Sddby
Wm. Mcgladc.
Cargo aebr It. B. Hubbard from White Lake.
100 m ft strips and boards at $13.00. Sold by
Blanchard. Borland &‘Co, r
Curg sebr It. Simmons, from Manistee. 20u m
ft joist and scantling at £16.00. Sold by It. K.
BicktorJ A Go.
Cargo bnreo East Saginaw, from Muskeg m.
225 m!t str.ps ami boards at $20.00. Sold by 11.
K. Bickford A Co.
Cargo sebr Lorindo, from Ludiogton, 100 m ft
pi<*ee stuff. <*nd 24 It strips nnd boards at
*16.00. Said by K. K Bickford A Co.
AT THg TAIIM, j
The aggregate inquiry was again large, and a
very firm tccling proraded the market— the
prices realized being abont the **me as oo Satur
day. Toe stacks ut common grades are scarce,
w title mere is a fair supply of the upper quainter.
First clear. 1 Inch to 2 Inch f
Second clear, 1 Inch to 3 Inch
Third clear, 1 Inch 30.00^>37.1W
Firstfcudt-ecoudclearflooring, toceth- _
ci ri-ucb fi?>W.w
Flrt.l«.nd second clear elding, together. j
Common siding
Common flooring, dressed, first... eft.tt.wi
Common flooring, dressed, second a5.00(m-i -00
Wagon-box boards, selected, 16 inches
ami upward*..... 3.».00@ 10.00
Aetock boards SO.Wii^fci.fti
Uetockhoards 2j.ou<i&*<a>.uJ
Common boards. joists, scantling,
small limber, <tc., 16 feet and under. 17.0.HTr,18.P0
Fencing 17.WH&13.0U
Joist*andscautllug, feet....... is.Utofdo.fO
Fickcts, square 16.UWV.1T.«J
I’ickcts, fiat (g-ISAII
Clear |WaW, split 10.006/IH.UO
Clear iwets. round *JJ.OO4&'JiUJ
V. a.5«0 3.00
fiawed*blttgV3S»No.l 1.25Cb *.75
Sawed eblMglS*. Aor ttar 3.7&4P 4.<W
ilAlll> WOV)l>
WaluOl Ist per M
2d
Culls
Cherry Ist and 2d per M
Hickory I’lauk
Ash
Oak Cleur
O.iK vjuaison
Wuite Wood. Clear
Butternut
Hickory Axles, per Set
lUss Wooi per M
iUplo
The receipts wore fair for this portion of Ibc
week, ami sales were roaolly cflcctcd at tAW per
1 00J ;or A sawed grade*. Wo cuoiin-ie touuoic;
A, or star sawed
1 sawed
SlltMiLrs.—Five suing. ei or two lucue* iu
thickuvo?. Length—Sixteen ioebes. Tnrcodol
Ur* per cir to be added when trauslcrred, wmch
follows ibc shinties-
Tfrc Pally Market.
BUTTER-The market is liberally, supplied
wuu this article, aud prices are no biyhcr *nau
beiorc the fir.', there being free icllcrs at iXKjjtoc,
tor ctmd to really choice. Tnere was some utile
inquiry tor tub ami firkin lota for shipment to
Lake tfupcri"r aud too lumber regions, but sales
w»-rc übitfiy to the retail city trade.
BAtUllMt—A few of «.ur dealers are again »n
rumtiuc older, and ibo few oruers coming in are
l>- »ng fille tat former prices. W quote: fctark
SCktc; Ontario 3fic; Lewiston bOjc; American
ilc: ilurl it* boss ;U&£lc: liunnus
BPiLDiKO JfIAiKKIALS—Are in demand at
uuehauccd prices. Cement at 75c; Lime pLW:
a.ucc- 1 SU,
t-ii EK.^K—Tho offorlDßi are not larso»- but
equal the demand, and prices remain Heady at
U3I6C, for ordinary to prime factory.
tUAL—Ibo condition ut this market remains
nnenanged. There is ud toundatiou for fears
«»f a scarcity, nor need any material advance m
prices be anticipated, iho Blocks beta have
ue«Q reduced about «uo-b«lf, but (iiveuatump*
tire demand will be much smaller, and any
deficiency ibat may exist can readily besupplicd
b-loro tnu close of navigation.
sell-freely at22323e.
b'UUITS-rTocrc was no Important change to
tha market l'*r fniCU. Urcoa apples are coming!
forward in liberal quantum*. a..d are selling at
■■l no. a 3 IS) nt>r Lrl. Cranberries are in demand:
iuoiii moderate supply ati?-00310.0j lor wild.
aad at #II.OO®U.W wr euaiyatod. grapes are
caso-tba outside for ta-
tawba. Tuora is at yet UUlo movement in dmu i
uuits. There wo* some inquiry tor foreign and i
domestic varieties at about former quotations.
j-jjjQ—Xhis market is still unsettled. -Dealers,
however, art rapidiy yeiriejr in shape, and bsturo
tbo c’ose of ‘toe present week will be prepared Vo
fill nit orders. There will be no material change
The market is without impor
tant change. There was a moderate local and
order business dotus at only a trilling advance
on too prices current beloxa tne fire. Sugars,
leas. woaecs and all staple articles are now in
a j£?\T— Tho demand was maloty of a light can.
suuiptivo character, enough wo heard ot smad
sales to parlies tor shipment up tne lakes. Tbe
arrivals continue light but, equal to alt. require*
ujents of the trade, and prices are easyat $13.4
\i 00 b*r pressed timothy; siKjloQo for-prairie,
and fSgid UO for loose descriptions.
Illlitjd—<>«ine small lots hare arrived, which
were unco ot bqt shrht change from previous
rates, V> quote at, lU>so for heavy green cured,
and at lor light ditto,.
LKA iliEU—Several «l our dealers are agau
in worktop order, and are prepared to supply
lucal aud interior dealers wim both domastu
and imported leather at former quotations.
KAILS—Are medio* with a brisk demand
but dealers are prepared 'to* fill all-Sirders, an l
are doing so at former quoutious, or at S4.*-
r *OLLS—Aside, from oarbon .which continue
very market tor goods coming undt
tots bead is rather-qaiet. Orders are being, ane
t ;So for carboo; 7Uo for- turpentine; 110 b
wtulo; bafe'Wc far linseed; 9do iov «xjr* Urd; 1.
for K<i.teuf ranintakerand f J r h«-- do.
rOCLTB? ASP GAJUS~Tho demand wi
I Itcht, and. uulor a faTsuppiy, prtc?* weto weak
U for chicken?: for priario
rhi-ken*: for dead ducks; aud $2.50ii5
3 M for live do.
POTATOES—Met with a good.demand* and
wrre In ample supply ni 65$g0e per bu.
SKEDS—Tbe market')* quiet, but firm. Sales
were reported to-day 0f253 bars timothy, in lot?,
al *2.60. No inquiry for other varieties.
Etl^TAßLES—Oni*m« sold at 70(gS3c per bo,
and tomatoes at 51.0&51.50.
WOOL—Continues unsettled. There was no
movement of consequence, and values are purely,
nominal; -i
WOOD—Owing to tie largo amount destroyed,
dealers generally were holding at advanced
Prices.
MARKETS “BY TET.F-GRAPH.
Oct. wcok»opcnincat
declining and closing at
percent for carry.nr* Clearings, $35,750,000.
Gorernmeots opened-steady on second call,
advanced V£ per cent late in the day, declined
from e to >4. closing dull and sleady at the de
cline.
Stocks irregular and weak. An omeltled feel-
prevailed. A sharp advance in Western
Union on Saturday and many atones afloat
regard to bqrrnwing. Large
Amounts of money to boy stock failed to
check the downward coarse of the general
The decline to-day wa» partioulnrlr
marked in Pntsbargh, Northwestern, New Y**rk
Lentr*!, Lake Shore, and Western Union.'
Ivrauing was an execotion to tbo general*weak
ness, baring been strong all day... The market
dosed dull and very weak.
Money firmer. Loans wore mostly made at 7
per con t gold. It is probable that the resumption
ot tbo Chicago banks will take $3,000,000 of cur
rency from toe market; $300,000 were shipped
there to-day.
Stale bonds were weak, especially Tennessee?
and Carolmas.
New York Live Block Market:
Nkv Yoits, Oct. 16.—Total beeves..9,ooo: cf
which 4.500 were on sale to-day; 50 car* at One
Hundredth styoeT, 117 cars at Co'mmunipaw,
and 31 cin at Wcebawlces. Iliq quality
was improved and the market advanced
half cent, and in some c .nearly a
cent. Prime at icood
cattle. Tic; common fo fair, some s**
ciyt. Texas nr 4c per lb live weiguit 2 ear* 7 cwt
JW-*@ilc; 6 cars Indiana7U cwt at
8 o»n Jvenlckv 714 cwt at 10<3-12c: 8 cars
or cwt Ohi'j at Market averaged
IU/40.-
SUecp-2rr,2oohc*d for tho week and 11,950 to
day. Market atronc and active at quite an ad
vance on Sallrdty, but closed weaker, stock O' t
'•tj •oHlpg: price?, 45*05J<c fop aheep, and
G\u-»Vs lor lambs. 6 cars Canadas, averaging 731b?,
soiling,af7J~e; t ear Pennsylvania. 69. 7c; .Tears
Ohio sheen. 72.6? 4 'e; 1 car Kehtucky.'TH, 6!io:
I c.\t Canada?. Ho, d’-Jc.
Hogs—SlUiOJ for'the week and 8.700 to-day.
Market firm and active' at for dressed,
and for live: onn c.sr’cboico Ohio, av
vragiug 2'JU thi, sold at $5.56.
Lirgnmnu'Cct. 16—11 a. in.—Brk.idsti'kks—
rJour, 2>'i27? 9d; winter, 11s 10.-: No. I spring,
11? 7d: No. 2do. 11a: while, )3i 2d. Corn, 31?.
l‘t»ivistoxa—l‘urk. s>)j. Lard, 47?.
LtvEurnor.. Ocf. 16-5:09 p. iu.*-BncAPiTi:rF3
—Flour. 2S:ts27s 9ij No. 1. ipring, 11s 7d; No. 2
tnring, 11s; winter. 11s lUd: white, 13j 2J. Coro,
31s.
rnovisioxs— Pork. 4Dj. Lard, Hi.
IVew York Dry Goods Market.
New* York. Oct. 16.—Market steady and little
more doing. For staple fabric* adapted to the
season, uniform rata*. Uo«vy .brown sheet
ings still selling at 13®131t0 for best makes, and
12®12%c for heavy brown: deals, Ms: fancy
prints, best makes, 12c; printing cloths. S{tS%c:
common, 609 c; yard guodt. printed delaines.
Sew Y«r» Mill* muslins. 2tc: Kcnrsarge. 18c;
Ililb semper idem. 16c: Hope do. Me.
New York. Oct. 16—12 m.—Breadstuffs—
Wheat stciidy nnd nominally at 81-53$ J. 54;
choice, $1.55. Coro steady and nominally 71W4
TllMc.
Ur.cKtPta—Flour, 17,000 brls; wheat, 31,0)0
bu; corn. 161.00J bu; oats Oi.OOOibJ.
Goth—'U3i&,
Nr.w Yoke. Oct. 16—1:40 n. m-—Breadstuffs
—Whrst lower nod in fair demand: Chicago
nominally 81503151;Mi1waukee.51.63%31.51;
red, $1.53(31.6). silcs 150,000 bu wheat. Corn.
75%0. Oat*, 53®55c.
U’iitSKEY—Firm nt &5®95c.
Uut.u—ll3%.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee. On. 10-11 h. m.—Bccabstuffs—
Wheat steady; No. 1, 51.21%: No. 2; 81*19%,
cash: $1 23 sober November.
lIKCkiPTS'-Wntat, SS.OOO ba.
.SniPuExta—Wheat, 22,000 bu.
Fbekiiits—l4’dlOe.
Milwaukee. Oct. 16—1:20 p. m.—Breadsttffs
—Wueatflrm; No. 1, 812)2; N0.2,81.20,i
61. LOUIS.
St. Louis. October. l^.—Corrov—Steady with
moderate demand at 19c. Flour quiet andootlor;
someiSales lower: superfine winter. {5 003530:
-xtrft winter. 155.4005.60; double extra, 54.73®
.15. Wheat dull oml weak; No. 3red. 8137%:
No. 2 red wlnt r. §1.47. Cora better; mixed on
irack.47@4Sc. OaU firm. No. 2in elevator, 35c.
Barleyuo.«olUod; 50a fur lowa, 70£77 c for 11 io
ut*« RyV* Mshcr, at 63®64c.,
Wjoskkt—Weak nt 92c.
Tobacco—Steady.
Hear and Bacoinc—Dull.
PnoTlbioN4j-r..ik qttin «t *l3 00(2.13.25. Dry
salted sDouldars-paciced 'at 7*4 c. Bicon quiet,
jobbing aod order »alw ofthoulaera m VA&
7‘*c; clear rib Miles nod clear tide* at SU©s|*c.
Lfni quiet at
Ilooa—Quiet at 55,75^1.20,
Cvrro f. at 1U34U2-
Ri,ciir l O!~6,000 otl*‘floar; 42,0u0 bu wheat;
hoc?, l.i-dJ; cattle. L 315.,
XKW ORLEAX3.
hzvr Obleaxs, Oct. 16.—Bbkadstcffs—Flour
firm; ruwertine. *G.23: double exit*. S7.W; treble
dn; -»ro advanced; tnixud aod yellow,
87(b9Je; wniio.SSo. Oats quiet at DSQGOc. .Bran
•carce at 31.50>
choice. 536/0R36.50.
Provisions—Pork dull; moss bold at 315.00.
Bacon eaaior. Shoulders—Clear rib, 8;‘£o j cltoar,
Choice sugar-cured bams, lS>c. Lard
quiet; tierce. 10;£c; ke?.'l23l2J<£3.
Gbockries—Sucar fully fair at ll%c; coalrll*-
<al. yellow. clarified, li? 3 o; molasses,
prime. 67tsS'"Os. v
Whiskey—Finder: rectified, 00<SK>j£o.
MoxKiAttY.—Stcciiu?, p«r; cold,
Ci»tt»x— Qaiot; sales 3,000 bal*s rood ordlnary
*tls<3>WS»®; tow mld-iilng, mldljlfm*
lU>ic; receipt!. 4.3-*i6 bales; exporti hcocc,;lsl
bales; Xew Vork, 2.478 bales; ’stock,36,o7oboles.
c iTiive laK d.
Ci»RVF.t,iNo* Oct Id.—iiREADSTCVrs—FIoar aaU
but uuotmagud. \fbeat id demand feat
lower; sales 2c 1 lower; N«v 1 red wirittr.
31.40; No. 2 red winter. 81.37. Corn daUTititTua*
cuauged. Oits dull: itimi a shade lower, at s9c.
rtTKOLßi’M—Steady and unchanged. _
..TOLEDO.-
Toledo, Oct. IG.—BapsoaTCFFa—Floue doll
and uq chan cod— -Via «*fc-d ul l anu prices a fbsde
lovrer: wbitd Wsbaab.sl~ss: amber Miohi
<rao, N"<i. l otaobr Iluu9is, fJ. 50: No. U
1 rod. rl.Uj*. Com steady rhlfti'iotxed, 59c; low
do.SSHc. OaUsteady; No.l/aWr; Ko.tt, 37Jic.
I FukiouTs— Firm; to Buffalo, 6>iGt>c; Ojttoso.
IK&iac.
The uighl Custom House office U .now situated
in foam o, Lind's Block, corner of Randolph,
and Mnrketsiraets.. (Jooif»l Kcyn>Jds will rflflo
give clearances to vessels wishing to iearo life'
nurbor during the doy.
A large number of coal and lumber Uden Tea
sels reached oar harbor "yesterday, which kept
the lugs quite busy.
Iho tcaoocor I'. J. King has jast made two
round trips between Chicago and Buffalo in
thirty-one dty*. Considering the season, tnit is
rcmaakably fait, travelling..
At a meelirikof the Chicago Towing Assocta
tiuo.ycsttfrdayufteroooa.it was resolved that
the resolution .which was .adopted on 8-ptoj>-
her 10, be reconsidered; in uther words, itae pries
1 of lowing in tms harbor iaJLO per cent less than
j the old tariff rater.
j Tno following ressels aro undergoing repairs
al Miller llru.’i ship yard;. The sebr Vaodper
I bin. wnieh was n*horr, is receiving general re
pairs. Tbosobrfrank Berewis being eaulkid,
uqj celling a portion ol a now keel. The sebr
.Colonel Her, a bowsprit and jibboota; the
A. I*. Nichols, a new muxen mast; aod-the bark,
r Botcher Boy, now yards and jibboom.
j The schooner A. Sherwood arrived hero yes
terday, minus a portion o( her jibboota, and the
bark Summer Cioud came in wiioout her main
boom.
A despatch states that the schooner Victoria.
<romilelrcit to Oswego, with a eargo-ot nboat.
waul ashore on the I2ib lost'at Vord*Bh'»al. and
will probably go to pieces. Crow sated.
The schooner Cuyahoga is a»horo at Ford
i River, nor lUamaba. Bho is ligat, .and two
.575.00
U).W
25.00
40.VU
So.uo
:15.W
X>.W
tai.uo
1 feet out.
4U.UU3130.UU recovery, and *b® baa been aecordiotly aban*
l.fw .t»n*d. 'lausroilrof dut&atttUoK bar has al-
Icuo.-j3o.uu ready been
17.00t*00.0u Ttto roboonetlicrant was wrecked off Shcbsyi
s»:» durit g the gale on Saturday night, and afl
band* were lost except one.
OS TRACK.
Tho following grain charters were Tepcrtcd on
’Change: To Buffalo—Schr BalbfiuJor. rye, 18c..
Barks Uetni«|)tier«' and Board ol Trade, c*jrn,
13c. Bark* Alice E. .Mojcs and Sunrise, wbot
14c, Prop Oneida, oat* an p. 1., and a schooner,
name unknown, for corn at 13c.
At a meeting of the Common Council belli
yesterday evening, a motion by Alderman
Walsh to reconsider I lie resol a lion directing toe
Bard of Tabllo Works to.pot ntf .temporary
buildings on the reservoir lot. waa laid on the
I U a resolution by Aid. McCauley, calling on the
Baltimore A Ohio, BanrllleA Vincennes. New
lg. Paul, and Northwestern Boa-is to unite in
1 building a depot east of State and south ;of
1 Ohio streets,* ami promising thorn th* right of
way UD Watefr street.
The subj.cl of w.io ibouM control the money
sent here f»>r relict purp^ac*—the Council or tbo
1 Relief and Aid S ciety-rwa* d scuis«.a at groat
length, and finally various resolutions on the
subject were relomd to committee, cf
six. t-> report at ’an adjourned taett
i ins of the Council. _
I An applicottou from Btsbop Foley, lor the use
lof a fouooi t«»r the orphan*. »n\l:ono lor the
I tr.>odS.*rpherd>s Uome. was sent w lh* tom
j mince on schools.
Kcw Xork Financial IS’ews.
Foreign Aiarkels.
Prodace Markets.
NEW YORK.
XJJU.\E DTELLItiEXCE.
Freights.
THE CODICIL.
BAUJBOAD PASSES.
Wo sresnthorixidbyMr. Oco. M: Pnllman. of
thu Pytinf Committee, to-auto-thst passes nil!
bo issued to burnt-out persona desiring to Icare
the cite at the First Congregational Cuurch, cor
ner \Ve«t Washington »nd Ann streets, too Soot
Tower, Fulton and Clinton, and biaouard IIAll«
Thirteenth and .Michigan »roouo. The applies*
tious mntl bo in writing. and »isncd by cisrgy-
I mon, or utter reliable citizens, Tai* is done to
protect tha railroads froth the Imposition which
a*s beuu must outrageously practised upon theta
I by heretofore unworthy persons.
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POSTAL FAfILITIES.
A poslwffict'clerk has b&trtvtup'Vanly placed
at No. W Wvst Randolph street Uhu otoro ot t
John U. WnUU.of Western K*«i Company), who
has a supply of all. denominations ot domestic
postage stamps and ulamped envelopi*. tor sale.
Also, a post office clerk has been temporarily
1 placed at No. KUC* We»x Randolph atrcei(.office
„f Sluaf* Zeltung), who has a supply of all deno
-1 minatio.is‘if foreign postage for *al^
i Toero is no doubt tbai ihe'P-opi* ot the tVcst
I Dirtaiun of Ibejdty will gladly avail themselves
of these luciUtirs'.
a. t. k'l-mUrt. a. u.Pcnr to-i-mttyUeF»moa. ho
C *MUPSON*-r,lLLirrr-Ia Chicago. October I* hr
I Ri» H. M. PartOior«t. Mr. ttm. tl. felmpeou to
Mr*. Miry K.O
m ed.
WlWUS—kt the ro*i.lunc» ,«l JioJ wudn*l*».
Uaroli'SprggtiP.'tai Ulehlg'ih *v., birdnnday, Oilo*
b*r Mr*. B*um* wiUou,j*g«d s'•) years.
UiT Journal ple.*w-«OW.
WALDIioS—OB KrlJay last, at KsOWOOiI, Ihta&t.
sou of A.
CHICAGO BUSINESS DIRECTORY-
The/oUatrinx are the. names of some of the Uad
tng houses in the city, arranged iciLh a
rictcto convenience of reference.
Advertising Agency*
U. H. CHANDLER. General Advertising Agent,
35 .South Canal and 416 State-st, will receive
cards for this directory.
Attorneys-at*Law.
iIORAN* ENGLISH. 102 W»*t lUodolph-st.
ktlrnTDOE A TOUKrELUITL*. JIS U»t Madison
«t. Ann v-t. WuhAsh-av. and Twenty.*«coad-*l.
JOiilAfi n. BI*»KLU, M West Rapdolph-at.
OOODT ACIIANULEU, 39i VVaLosh-ar.
HtftBEET 4 QUICK. .Sute.st.
Axcbitccts.
ROBB ACKBBUAN, 133 Madlson-st.
E.S. JENEsON. 609 Staie-st.
Boots and Shoes.
DOGGETT, BASSETT HILLS, 522 Wabash-ST.
c. a. FAUGO a t'O., 413 Wabasb-av.
Baking Powder.
DRj PRICE’S. Cream Baking Powder, 4T and 49
West Lake-et.
Banks.
FIRST NATIONAL, 449 Wabash-av.
FOURTH NATIONAL. 475 Wabash-av.
FIFTH NATIONAL, 449 Wehaeb-av.
manufacturers, -tw wabash-ov.
NATION BANK OP COMMERCE M 3 Wabash-tv,
UNION NATIONAL BANK. 543 Wabash-av.
COMSIKHCIAL NATION W2 W.ba.h-av
HfBLkNIAJi RANKING AsaUCI.VTIUN, Al4 Wi-
LCNV. PRESTON A KEAN, southwest corner of
and KanJolph-gf*.
NUBTinrSsTEBN NATIONAL bask. Wa
b«Bh-ar,
Bedding and Loangcv.
mcdokough, price a co., 31 and 33 south
Caual-st.
Building Paper.
BOCK BIVEB I‘APEB CO., St North JeffersoD*st.
Carriages,
JOAN A TEN BBOEKE, cor, Ann and West Baa
aolph-sts.
Coal.
MINER T. AMES CO.. 1 W. Randolph el.
Carpets.
E. F. HOLLISTER CO., lOand 12 North Cantl-et
ALLEN A itACKET. T« SUte-*t.
Clothing.
HENRY W, KING CO. 24 Markot-et.
LEOPOLD KUHN A CO.. 472 Michigan av.
TUTTLE. TlloiH’aUN A WEXMOBK. 459 Wabash
av.
Cltlcago Paving Company.
JOHN McGAFfERBY, Prealdsot. 122 West Wash
lug ton-at.
Cement.
UNION AKRON, southwest corner Baud aod Hal*
stead-si*.
Crockery.
11. P. MERRILL A CO., 407 West Madltoe-it.
rnmmi.aiuii 3ierchaau<
AONfilt, (prodaco)T7 W.
l i' i ?RAE9. V P£S d,lce 38 s c«n»l.,t.
A. M. RIQUI CO., (produce) S\V. cor. Canal
and Lake
PLATT THORN MAYNARD, (produce) 9 and
11 N. t flual-et. 1
P. B. WEARE CO., (produce) 25 and 27 N. Clin
too-pt.
CO. produce. 68 W. Kandt4nh.pt.
C\_ULs> BOWtIIS WILLIAMS, \V.
Randolph-st.
S- (hlrhwincs) 25 S. Canal
ua,^* Canal-st-
CLRT S&CARTER, (dried Irtut) 80 and Bft* W
Bandolph-et.
WWm Mldiwis-ft.
i' BCTTa A UUOB., iTg.West JUudulph-at.
C- BUXTd A.UO.. 130 West Lake-et.
E. BLcKKL A CO.. Vj Wee; Lakr-tt.
rtlKu. U. W KLL» A CO 99 West Lako-st.
L?i N*• StfitUSWii ESiVi 1 90 We L,kM
A. K. DICKINSON, so w«i Lak"-Bf.
QUINN. SWIFT* GO. (Floor). 3* North Cattal-sl.
netectlve’& i*reveuUve Aacucy*
PINKERTON'S, 55 W. Washlngton-si.
£Dglaea-91achlaery.
WM. McGREGOK, 33 South Caoal-td.
C. G. COOPER CO., 10 and 12 West Ran
dolph-st.
Expresses.
C swJadst ClTr 122 Uc4t 190 Twenty
£xprcu Offices.
STATES EXPRESS, 59 and Cl West
Washlngton-et.
Engravers and Die Sinkers.
0. D. HANSON. M West Madison-sf.
Fruit* and Fancy Groceries,
il CBAKfACO.. l23W«t M*di«on-.1.
Forwarding and Insurance,
and'UalsSd.su C0 ,outh Mt eotttt Hamlelph
Fornitore.
A;, I .JJAI-Ei CO., Ip, It H andlSNorUi Cuisl .t,
THAYER TOBKY FL'iLMTCHE CO, 8(i to 1«
cat iUndolpd.it.
Farm Wagons,
PETER SCUCITLEB, 103 and iw South Cl oal-st.
Grocer*.
DAT, ALLEN CO., t3l Mlchigao-av.
SIBLEY KNDICUTT. T74 Wabash av.
Hardware.
J. K. DOTSFOHD 4 SON. (ol Wibsib-IT,
Hides and Leather.
CHANDLER BOYINGTON, 49 South Canal-at.
House and Sign TalnUng.
MARTIN A LEONARD. 125 West 3ladlsoa.it.
Insurance (Fire).
O. W. DARBETT It CO., 9 South lfalatsd.it.
OGDEN. SM ELDON A SCUDDKK/.2Sooth Canal.it.
if. Rz AN A CO., 4i sud *7 South Caool~st.
Insurance (Ufo>
DKRKSIirRC, 70 South C«o*l*<t>
KNIcKKUUUcKKK. Southwest coroar Bandolsb
•ml Ualstad-m.
ECLECTIC, Southwest coroar Halited and Ban*
1 do\ph-aia.
Iron, Steels, Nalls, 4bc.
KIKE, COLEMAN vt C 0.,» South Canal-et.
HALL, KIYIBAUK A CO., 436 Wsbssh-ar.
Iron Foundry*.
THE DAVID M. FORD, 5Q to 62 West Waahbg
lon-at, and 47 to 5T> Sonlh CHutou.st..
Improved Mercantile Agency*
J. M. BRA WTIIEET A SON. 3d Canal-et.
Jewellers.
AT H. MILLER, 4T9 Wabash-ar.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE. BT9 Wsb&sh-ar.
Japanned Ware and Tin Cans.
NORTON A FANOHER. 63 and OJ Sutrth
ituuucrs Wholesale I*l<tnor Dealers.
DICKINSON, LEACH CO., SS Sooth Cssat-«t.
Law Hooks.
CALLAGHAN A CnOCRCBOIT, 121 Wilt Bin
dulpb-al. _
Leather Belting.
MUNSON CO., 14 and 16 CanaUU
Livery Stables.
HAAS i POWELL, 2510 SI West iladison-at.
Leather Findings.
PAGE BRO. COl Ssaodß7 Cfcoal-Rt.
BLACKBURU imo M 21 South Causl-st.
Liquid Slating' and Black .-Boards.
J, DAVIS WILDER. lUndoJpbHt.
Millinery.
H. W. J. M. WETBERELL, 359 Wahaah-ar.
Matches.
ECLECTIC SrATCITCO., ST West Msdlson-st.
Mcachant Tailoring.
MATTHEWS A MASON. MS Wsbiuh.sr.
Oils (Wholesale.)
KENLT A JENKINS. 31 North CauaLo*.
Oysters and Fish.
A. BOOTH.* tfft Mfchlcsn-sr.
V. J. It UTIL tOand 57 South Csoal-ar.
D. D. MALLORY CO., 114 West Randolph sL
Office and Sehool Furniture*
11. M. SHKIIWOOD. ItO to 109 South Canal-xt.
A. n. ANDREWS CO., H9 and 141 W. Washing
ton-el-
Puprr Dealers.
KOUtUWSST PAPBtt-CD.. 67 W*«t Ufca.it.
Printing Preiiea.
OFFICE OK B. HUB* 00.. of NVw York,at Chicago
Nowepaper Colon, 13 North JeOsreon-st. W. li.
REBKUOFF. Ag.nl-
Pianos.
W. W. KIMBALL. 610 Mfchlrao-ar.
J. BAUER JS CO., J7O JUchlgau-av. t
Periodicals.
MB SPECTATOR.** «50Stst«.|t.
Plumbing and (ha Fitting.
W. H. PATTERSON,!?! Writ Randolph-tt.
lUHwar snppllc«V
MARSH GOODBIDGE, aonUiwcat corner Canal
nod Lake.
R«tl Eitate and Lotli*
ISAAC R. !lITT,J3aW*^-H,n*»o»vh**t.
■S.H. KERFOOTACO..4agad46 W#et L*lce-it
BLANCHARD BROS.. 807 Statc-eL
sNYDEK A cKk. 9 •nutb Il»lr«r ind corner of
)|4<ir«'«*tH'frt*in*.|ta., Nixon’a Building.
RaIUO .t URADLKT. M Nautti Canal-et.
ti.s. itUntlA<:n. Jr., ToguathC*n»l-Bi. _
OGJfKS. SHELDON A St’CDOSU. South Cl
_
HUNKY WUZPPLR CO., israllrwtct corner Ran
dolph and UulftwLat*.
A. KoVATa, wniih**«i corner- Randolph and Hal
it«sl-«ta.
lUllroad T)«pola and Ticket Olßcce.
MICIirQAN CCNTBAL, loot of T*e«tr-a»-eond-»t.;
Ticket Office corttar Canal and Miduon-aU.
Stfra.
HERRING A CO., corner of foarte«Bth*it. and la*
dUna-av.
SLOVILLE HARVEY. 3WW»ba»h-aT,
COY'LES. ORee IS3 Park-er.
.(jewing M«ehlae«.
HOME SnrTTLE SEWING MACHINES, north
cast comer MadlttO and Smsutnon-sls.
Suh) I>oor«, and Blind*.
CIIAELES J. L MAYER, eoatbcan comer Vttti
Lake and Canal-st*.
Saddlery Hardware.
BRIGHAM JoSES. 1* Randolph-**.
Sciln, Tmtki, &c.
FAIRBANKS. GREEK LEAP CO.,U Sont h
canal-eu
3. Y. FORSYTH CO.. 46 Sooth Dc»ptMnc»-*L
CHICAGO SCALE CO.. 31 And 36 W«l Wishing 1
ton-fl.
Sltncll Tools and Slock*
FtMCAXaeI 6. lUcdoloh-jL
li. lUll-Otl, 51 Wut SlsdlMD-ft.
Stationery, Job Printing* Plank Book
3tamUfccU*r<rs, 4c.
CULVKR. PAGE, HOYNE CO., It, IS, and J5
North Deeplalnru-et.
SUBAL. RKBANKS CO. 45 West Waslflog-
tcm-fl
JOHN H. SMALT. CO.. 57 Sooth Canal-st.
TUK WESTERN NEWS COMPANY. 96,37. and
USl.WcatlliLdoloh-et.
CAMKKUN, AMUCKG A HOFFMAN. 16 Wml R*n
jolpb-»t. j.
safe*,
DLECOLD KIENZLES, 446Statc-Bt.
Trank Manulketoren.
RILEY A DBAS DIN HOC RE. 19 North J*ffer*an-«t
Wtaolrale Btort»<
J. y. RATRBONf. Jc COwSfrand 3S Sooth Canal-at
TTholramle GrocerUa*
SPRAGUE, WARNER&CO..SB Soaih Canal-it.
Z.3L UALL, SSOaud 561 £a*t Baodolph eV.
Arholeule Hardware*
WM BLAIR CO., 30and 34 Sooth
A BELDEN,S7VTc« LA"
BOOTS AN3> SHOES.
Doggett, Bassett Hills.
ueadqcartees at
522 Wabash^av.,
Corner Hknnon-coort,
Have on the "way a xew
stock of
BOOTS SH3K,
Anti‘will soon be prepared
sQ:;supsy
CTTT REAL ESTATE.
FOU SALE—CHEAP FOR CASH. OR OS A
credit without any payment down, if secured on
otb«r pr-pertr.either or both oltho brown etone
booses STfiand 57C Wabaah*tr. These are. without
exception, the most elegant and best built house#
crer constructed In Chicago. They are; upon leased
aroun-l—a ai fear#' lease—at about 4 per cent eo
the value of the ground; the bnll.liuci to betaken
at an appraisal at the end of the lease, and paid for
la cash. ALBERT CRAKE. P7* Wabashav.
Fqh.salk— van.BUfiXN^sT.-five lots «»n
north side of Tan Surea*«t., JtxlTdJeet. SNI
DER £~LEE. Real Estate Ag-tnf, No. 9 South Ual
rted-at’. corner Randolph-si.. WaaonlcßnlUlng.
L/OR SALE-CORNER LOT. 25xup, WITiLGUuD
r twff-'gtnrr buildluc.’Tu aTrobd icdstlon dn a prin
cipal business street .on west bide; also stock of
ai>ods contained there in-.'A good stand for any
kind of business, Apply in forenoon only to owner
at V! 9 Weal Madison et.
Fur sale-m.O'jq. Michigan av.. hol.vk
and 13 years' tease ot lit Kl Si.SXJ. House will
rent tor *1,500 or mors. Three stories and basement,
t; rooms, 4c., near Fourteenth st. J. ESAIAb
WARREN. 415 Michigan av.
F*Olt SALE-FOUB-.VToKY MaKBLE BLOCK
Madison, near'HaisleJet-. 40 or 1(0 feel front,
very cheap. MILLER 4,Rlop*>S. gou Madison at.
FOKSAI.B-TUK '.'HUB IHOY HOUSE.’’ NUN.
ber tons Stote*BL, Cbicagn. Bnilding has 17
sleeplngVooßtf, sitting rnom. uarroon. kitchen and
iMirn. Terms cash". Apply on premia**. PETER
NKIL.
,“7uK OALE-ilUUafc AND LKAoE. U AND M
I 4 NoUtb D.ilon*<t„ oppbsite Police Station. Will
#>ll Cheap. T. ELDKIDGK C 2 West Madison.
FiOKSALE— A COTTAGE WITH 4 BOuMS, 11ASE
ment and water, for rale cheap. Hi Mitchel-st.
TJOEVaLE-TUESIAIIDLE FRONT RESIDENCE
H j»jW#b**P*aT.,tjsr sale, or will be rented for
buaj*no*i Purposes. Furnilnr# also j o r sale. Apply
~n tiiv eretnises.
TwJk- .<ale-i will sell my house and
C lot’ Ecu 74 Thruop-St.. near JefTmon Park, fur*
oisbed throughout; hooae contains iu rooms, gas and
water wfDl barn, alliu tUst-class order, cheap, as i
wantmouej.' U*li At residence of bouth Canal
st. ABEL. 1
For sale-a j?ew: cottage op s booms,
SrUb lot;-Jl.SCM—half CJ Ayply at CTO Hub*
bai^*st.
FORSALB-A HOUSE (COTTAGE BASEMENT)
a»d Jot. 2i*l3d foet. Sf7 Ruia*ey>at. Valeria
lot. Inquire on pretErite*-
INOB BALK-WABA.'II*aV. and thirty
f fifth-et. (Douglas)— RJ>*i73 i«t northeast enr*
Ar of Wibashtav. and Tb<;tT-«fth..l. SNYDER A
LEE. KeaJEltato Agents. South HaUtod-sL,
corner or Randolph. Masonic? Building.
Lost-two bcndle-j containing ladies’
and gem*' clothing, one boodle tied up iq a bed*
•pread ami on* la a sheet; also, one ladies' icwlo?
emir. embroidered witu the letters L. ti. in a
wreath In tbe ae«t; alao, one Drtueel* carpet, abaat
new. containing about 60 yards. Theae goods were
taken from State at. to the Clitloo U"iue early
Monday Morning. A auluWe reward wall lx-paid
tor aoy part of Cham. Add raw SUCPAUD, 776
MicPlgan «r.
FOB SALE-LEASE or A LABUE STUKE, 73 T OF
Sooth fialated-st.. with o«« offlxt urea.
FOR SALE—CAKAL-bT.. SEAR WAStHSGTOS.
in o-olri of ba*la*** fiojttso. uif term*.
Eut sladUon-at.. near Well*. Id or o»xt4i feet.
PartUi de*inos to rent or mU w»U do well to C»Te
ua description: we bare poney to buy. Sl-'O* IL *K
A HaKYEY, XI Wabaait-ar. and «j \v est Buxulolpb*
at.
Fob salb-bakn, cosher south ualsted
aod Msrtdar-Stfl.; VOJ) keep >2 hums. Inquire
atNo.olUlaled*st.. on Hondar. between 12mod I
r. w.. or 6 sod, ,7 o'clock.
i i «Ol£'SALE.O]i EXCHANGE FuK CHICAGO
r property, WO seres floo prairie sod timber land,
only 60 mile* from Ctiicsco. sod 4 miles from railroad
tova; rich, beyond description; will rslM 70 bushels
corn to acre, sod other crops in proportion. Alto,
Mdscret very rich prairie land, within <0 utiles oi
Cfaicsco. Alto. 15U tcics tine prsirle. very neb. lu
?outher« lows. ’Alt or soy of ihosbove will to ox*
chanted for Chicago property, sud difference paid In
cash.' C»H on owner, 3S*J ttUvto «l. I'UAL LIS \V.
CO HEY. jtoai Estate Agent.
I’OK 9ALE-BY 0.- S. HUBBARD/JR.. NO. 70
i? Canal-et-—Proton* Jo the bums districts oo
the North and South «Hdee. S>orer»» well located
residences ami bu*ioeta h'** l ol in the West Division.
A tint-class foundry and ,'T, Uh lot
and tools complete. G. S. JK., Heal
Ksi»t* Agent. 7»t7ein!-st.
IT'OK SALE—CHEAP—3-STORY BR.' <:K BUILD
log. Vu feet deep by 23 feet front, for
wholesale business; Water and gas or ait’ H down
stairs. TUO.MAS GKANT.SO Blue IslelMl-aT.
FUK SALE—A WELL, J-’CItNiSUEb ilbU^ E
No.-W Union Park ITacc; honae marble from
and in perfect order. Price. ?14fi00; S3,UW cash,
balance on long time. WM. I). KEHFOOT, East
WasMnaoMU
P)R BALE-UR RENT—TOGETHER OR SEPa
rate, two good Looses and three lots, at 100 Lake
st. Apply on lire premises.
L'Oli SALE—UN ItVEN'f Y-aE VEKTH —ST*.
I? three doors west of Butler at., bouse, lot. ana
lurnimre. 9A*.twi.
L'OK HKaIDKNCE, 123 WaBUEN AV.
A Terms easy.
L'OH SALE UK RENT-TUE BUILDING 19
•f north ami adjoining the uaw stone building on
tbe northeast comer of Wabaih ar. and Twenty
juTss 1 1 m
I/DR SALE—sTiw WILL BUY A GUUD LARGE
X collage son Stable un Clvb«mrn ar.. near Willow
st.. and a 10 year ground lease, oil AS. HAU.-SNKR.
Boom 4, 3| West Randolph at., or 37a Clybouru ar.
FOUSALE-IUE FURNISHED DOUtiK, WITH
Iras*. No. ID bomb Lincoln at., i rooms; farm
lure and home pew.
h‘UR aALE-lIUL’sE AND LOT-A Nr.AKLY
Q«w two story tratn»tu>u»e, with ‘2O tuomt aud
water. No. iITC. enrner of Mar and Luke sis. two
blocks south of Sixteenth su Apply on the ntem*
lirt to B. ULSON.
uIFsM.E-iTuUsE AND LUT, NU. eod MUN
roe>st.,west otLeavitt. rooms, with basement.
Price, H.UJO; Sl.Nsi Cash, balance In 3, 4. and 3 years,
with senit-sonuaf JntrMt at S percent. Voriur
th r particulars ioituire at 3M Warren t*r„ corner of
Oakley. Immediate possesslou given.
t'Ull SALE—BltlCE HOUaKuk' 13 UOOMU. AND
lot Wby 171 hast. No. -871 Wabash ar.. batwren
Eighteenth aud Twentieth sts. I'rice, SJtf.Oav
nNVDKR A LEE, lUal Kstato Agents. No. 9 BouilC
Halsted st. corner of Randolph, Masonic Building.
Very HtHn money down.
t-'UII»ALr.—TO. CAPITALIrIa. NO HUMBUG,
r Flrat-clasa busiu.eea property oa Monroe st., be
tween .Wells slid Franklin.- Lot 44,'»XJy.' feot to alley.
ZUaereent walls and Ibundatloa ail good; brick uu
the ground; can berebulitin 3o days.- Apply to C.
J. CORSE <S QO., Ileal Estate Axents, Room 6.
VaUs' BilUdiug. corner Canal and Randolph sts.
1/oiTsaI.E—LEAbK and'hJk.m I L’UK of a
JC tbr«*a-atury and basement brick house, on Madt*
iton-tt., east of Aborde«o*st. Address E. U. BROWN,
Tnbune Office.
SALE—DUR LKJtSK TILL TUB FIRST OF
May for. fifteeu kuudrvd doUnrs. with clear re
ceipt till that lim*. Sture S3 feet wide and M ling.
Call at 77 Sooth Hoisted at.
FOB SALE—SI,tWO-WILL BUV A BEAUTIFUL
new 7 room cottage and lot, ai;7»trtti Cvanatoti;
»a>i down, and Si) per moutli until paid. IKA
BUOWN, corner Randolph and llalated ate.. Boom 6.
For sale-ob to uknt-s kkw brick
houae* 10 room* each, all modern improve
meat*, the Wat hoiwea on the North Side. Near Cen
ter at. and Lincoln School. BaLDiYIM DAWS,
51 South Palsied at., unrtlt Of 3Udii»-u. _
TSUir SALt-r-aiuKV I'UAMb imisbUNU. m
JC room*, ou Weuttrortli .No. W7. J’oeeceelon
siren atouce. A great bargain. BALDWIN DA*
via. 51 sautb n»Ut«a wad»««»»».
FOU aALH-OH RENT— AT A liUEAT BAB*
gain. booie <m Wabaih av.. with lone leu«»t
low rale. near Tblrteamh at. Must bo eold Ljr ina.
m. to-daor, W AIUIKN, KEEKY A CO.. 43 ilubbacd
court.
I,'Uil SALK-FIbE AlAUltLb FllOUf IIOU&E
I; »i)d lot. in good locality on Prairie «v., at a bar
gain. YoUNd A RciWLKT. Hof I’rairlear.
4.-UU OALK—FUItSISiIEO
r 37 ft/root. Inquire at 044 Wabaah *v,
rim sale-ou keax-in. tub west-wvi>.
r lon. two tUreo-atorj* vud basement strongly built
brick booee*. adapted without alteration toiriipr
aucr. tanking, broken, or dentist* office-, or for
wholesale dry good*, millinery,‘boot* and sUoe»; or
other buaioesa repairing ealra;rooms. For sal- or
lease, lu whole Or in pact. Applf-al Z)t Wee; aladi*
eon-et.
For sale-sixty feet on west mad
t>oo. cast of I’aullnai 63fcct on Wells, be
tween Randolph and Washington; 120 fcet on Indi
ana. north of Thirtieth street; two houses and 60r
125 fed on Hark avenue, near Robey l-WslSO. Nos.
03 and 05 Sooth Canal street. This property Is
rented for f 10.006. _ _
We have removed our office to No. 63 South Cana
street, have a largo Eastern and Southern corres
poodecce, and persons having, property to sell or
parties wishing to invest can always find us on
hand %nd ready to give any Information.
.&ERK* DAVISON.
CSS. Canal struct. Room 1,
•TtOR SALE-a NUMBER OP. HOUSES OK
r eoQtb and west side of Evanston. Call on It.
FOWLER, Room Ull South
MISCELLAJfZOtrS,
WANTED.—NOW IS THE TIME
ter make a newstart. Wc shall be able to fill all
orders d/tcr Uw 30th. UNION PUBLISHING CO..
M Vlnceiioe*-av.
a GESTd’ JVAHTED-I AM STILL ON EARTH,
A and *h*U be pleaded to hear from all mr «W
.nonls, ..JW cnr nlh.r. w *.nl p1«...nl «nd
nrofllkblo empliTiTnent. C. 11. LININCTON,
West Monrrte »t.. phlesgo.
J4Y IMEHSON W ANTING TO JIAVB A GOOD
piano tak«B ««r« of this fall aod winter <»n
Undaguod plueslM West Adans-St. Best of ttr
•rencaa fnralahed. Z.'.'J
A OUSTS WANTED-TWO EXPERIENCED
trnrrlUne agroti for the Writ, to aril pawr
baMiott. Communication* to bo addwaMd tom*.
Ur-Con Jjift. SC tool*. Mo.
Any partiesimti.sopapkks dblonoiNo
to Fred. L. FAKE wllleoofen fa»or by leir*
ng th»m at MO illchiffv»T.
DIVORCES LKRALLt OBTAINED WITHOUT
n«wapip*r report. NEWELL PRATF. Alter
n*y In the slat® .and htiVaa COQtU,
baah-ir.
t-OIftEASE-FOIt A TEIUt OF VEAIIS. IB DV
J/ 32 feot eoHthe**t corner ofj'telo and Founl^ln
me. SSVDIiK A I«£S. Beal Eetato AfeaU. >«-9
lUUttd-it. corner of Randolph, «»*®Slc
Building.
raWBV oSufrYtN.H'jUM UUL'SE. IN uuou
L loe.lftr.atidbot little forolture. Aoy '>n* H*t-
Inofnmilnfe, end «rt»h t(* Join toe In hon#clM*ef>*S.
aif taitPtr to IIM Wtbkfli>iT.
,rES. E- SELL GILMORE, OF <B3 NORTH
IVI LaSalle-aU please tend her. addreea lo Mr*.
WeldeO. Rcoeaha. WU.
XTUTICK-AI.L PERSONS WHO WAST-LAIL
i\ orcri or mrcliwmc. nr «miiu 1» Ik.
aliroad wi’l pnlr I>JT latter TAl«‘»A!*i>-
Lima's E l Committee iUltef and Aid
Society.
■*.rKW nriLDI.NGS or ALL de*cbiptions
Addm.-WXXiUGXO!to. TrlMo.

riTmai I'L’.nHS K.NOISBS. D MAt’lliSiEßV
b T **eripUtm* S??3iA«)S
0 EXCHANGE-* VERY FINE FARM; FI SB
Imi’ldlD**.' and «Hl'*tdck*d; worth *WWIO. lor
twlMtite la bartit diatrlct. Addra* B* Trtl>doe
.-Oca.
rpHK SUPPLY OOSI.MITTRE OF TUB V. A.O.JJ*
L wilt awutiit aadjft.Ardierwyr. lu#*d*y. UqlL.
v-ttfri \^GE—A l >~l>K"KAKtt OF >OO ACRES
W%S&VI
37 r
a:a«pss®l#;
S 'Xliu.tca C u copy.
.STFD-TO n:BCHA>K-« T SV *V
in burnt dUtrlct- AddrcM J. o.
DROWN, 55T
at.tlos ?01l ..nlcol.r., llox 0. Cocllle. w It,
OUJUI to jwrnext
JSt* Sooth U.I
sted-at. r
w buus. t i ii u.®
Botldtn. W E*»t JI»rri»oo-»t.
SjL duVrfct ChiMfo. North or South S.Jm.
»""i'.'»™wt ir
fetal* amll-o*n.hf»lt*H,^ l v P*» *»di»/>ii.«t 1 H j|ALK-44t TO KKNI—AT UAVWyJu,
i Jc* ntirawr of bio*«oiur«: *w>. in ew.
WANTtii>— TVI fCUOUAiiE.' A. LOT US; j ~t tß Tjdr tUrtitott, on JJor«3n-it..
A *aJ dtmhl-hou*'oa J.
'Va*hiußtoo-«r. CURTISS CARTER, a3IPB»iSK. IU*JEH»to Agent. r y w
SO and S3 \V*»t Rapdolph*«t. __
iir.\STKii-UA» riXTUuta. is exoiiasob
\V Jgf office Urtk* iu.uufAC»ur»a by A. 11. Aa*
AOs., »t 119 an«'Wl \\**t W**h»BtWO^U
"ANTED TO EXCIUSGE-BEALJMTATE IS-
Ilim«i»for a «K>«t of C9<*l«. i. O. lk»*
337 Ola«*r. HU 1 __
U-ASTED-TU LEASE, Full A lEOJl ‘oF J> U U SADE-A^.
>V lo.ri, »,10, orwlraion Si.leAt.. W«Urt.or )A- IIAMAn-'UJj h ftlc t -S( rf, SNVUKK
LOST AND FOUNT*.
A TRUNK BELONGING TO lIRBNARP OR
Maria CoUius ha# been left at *49 West Jack*
aon*at.
A trunk marked w. j. ju>e», or junk.-*.
waa takaa from aldowalk in front of tgie Uuoore
Block. *>*iM<iar night. Anyone having i*uiie. please
notify JOHNSON. CLARK A CO.. 347 West Madi
eon-st.. |n basement.
\lAteL' COW CAN BK*FuUMUAX LXi aC-VrE
»r. J <7air«obh.'
(~IAUriON TO HUUSK BUYERS-SIRAYtD (JH
j stolen from the Avenue Stable, coroar ofVr
bain ar. asd Randolph st*.. on- the fire,
one dark brown aed one Lay znsre; brown mare near
hind CbotJs white, l**s hands and slim,
with steel shoes on when taken. If stolen a reward
<>f *2j Cor the thief, and t2i tor the return or the
brown mare will bepafd by C. M. SARGENT,
with Si Sbernover A CV»,;Trholetale tea dealers. No,
M 2 south suie at.. Chicago.
Goods lost—sewing bilk in Boxes
marked on box Brown, Merrill A Wright, and
other goods. Notify T, F. Phillip# through Post
Office.
WILL PAY tIUO REWARD FORA PORTFOLIO
of large engravings .taken hom lN Michlgan-av.
1 will aim pays baud-cme reward far abronr.e model
of tne>end<ißie Column; also handsomely for a sen
of Russia sable fnra takaa from ibe same place. J.
H. PRENTISS* uOi» Michigan*#*.
Lost-ledger and journal, marked
••Trust Fund.” "Estate R. A. Alexander,” wtth
other account books: tin l>ox marked ”R. A. Alex
ander,” taken from Lake Park, front of Michigan*
av., during the fire. A liberal reward will be paid
ror the above delivered at 37U Wabash-av. J, B,
i walleh.
LOiT-KROM THE PALMER HOUSK. OKB
russet colored trank, marked W. S. Knight.
Chicago. The finder will ba rewarded byleatlugir
at 797 Michigan-av.
LUST-DUUING THE FIRE UN et'M'AY
night, one greytnsre, I&,S hands high. T years
old. shoes marked "Kelly ooe grey horse. 10 years
old, fore legs been fired and blistered; one sorrel
horse. 15*3 hands high, very little white in nose.
«h<>«* by Kelly. A liberal reward for their ret urn. or
ioformalluo as of whereabouts, will be paid by BEN*
HAM 4 FIELD.M 9 Mlclugao-ar.,
LOST— TEN DOLLARS REWARD AND NO
questions asked for delivering at .TS We»t Slsdi
son. ofdaaul instrunvenu. flu wooden pail} taken
from Lake Park Monday Morning.
Lost-fbom tremont stables, at tub
time of tha fire, a bay stare, with white hind
toot, and chained to a chestnut mare with lw<» white
bind feet and star on forehead. A liberal reward
will be paid. S. F. THOMAS S CO., 11l West Wash*
log ton st.
OST-OCTOBKB 9, TWO COWS. AGE i)Ul’-
li posed to be a to 9 years; ropes around thdrhorn*;
both In good order; horns rather spread, tails
trimmed. aa<l giving milk; the lanrest one a mouse
union color* with •small bunch on her jaw,about
the size of a small egg, somewhllo aader Iter legs.
th» smaller cow r*d. with white spots, or grizzle
color, more white on the back and under the belly.
Tall quite sWt, The cows havu bean kept rear of
t2 East Jackson at.; last seen on Twrllth st.. near
Watt.sb a r. Any Information leading to their rw
coTarr shall btsUparaUr.rewarded by notifying me at
«S Uafca WILLIAM LEfiG.
LOST— A MEDIUM, SIZE SARATOGA TRUNK,
marked D. D., Jr., was taken U* two men from
my store, M Waibington-sl. ..during the fire of Sun*
day niaht.
AUu a sijuaro box new top buggy, with monogram
n. D Jr, on thesldas. Taken from Gillen's North
Side Tattersalls itablcs. The Under* will be suitably
r«vriri)*d \iy returning seme to il. BRUCE. Jr.. MU
Wnbaih-ar,
LOST-SUNDAT AFTERNOON. ON NORTH AV.
near Oearborolst.. a lady's gold l oameiled hunt
higea** watch attached to s black bead chain and
small Jet heart. The Under will be suitably rewarded
by leaving it at 714 Michigan ar.
LUST-ON MORNING OF OCTOBER 9. FROM
2U7 Michigan ar.. a black trunk marked L. Ea
duutt." Finder will t« rewarded by leaving word
where It may be found at 714 Michigan ar.
L“ t'.<T DR yTOPKN-FKOM THiT RESIDENCE
fans* Barnett- L? 3 Twenty-ilxtli st.. a dark
bay mare; with sJjo® off left hind foot. Reward will
begireato any pertPQ returning orglrlug Informa
tion id^tbwoa»e ____
T OST-FHOM 171 ONTABIO-ST.. during tub
1 i ft re. two tows and a horse', one a brown cow with
white (aco and short tall, the other both In
Ogrsv, with liaracs. oiu Tim Hudsr
will l-o rewarded of learlncthem at 16 Noble-st.
T GST—TRUNK ilAßKlfl)' JENNIE PURRELL.
IjUiicago. reward will b>* paid at bo 3 Fulton
at T*k*o from iik* Shore and euperior-st. S. B.
I’URBELL. r
T OST ONE JUMP SBaT. STANDINO-TOP
1j rockawayood one single top wagon.
from llverr stable jjornor. of. State and ißviols-sts.
during the fire. Any person returning same to I at*
rick's tlvsry stable No. 7<J Mtchigan-av. will be lib
erally rewarded.
T OST—TRUNK—SUPPOSED TO HAVE UEEN.;
I i taken IrMti the Matteson llouss ou the night uf
me Are, a *lnc.«ovored trunk with the mitlpli U-*
D. on e.ch end. Any information concerning U will
Im* thankfully received. C. 9. DUNBAR, W2 Wa*.
buh-ar.
TOST, strayed, or stolen-FROM 4«.
Li West Rand«lph-et a d»rlc bay hor»o. -bi-iit 1-.S
bands high, scar on off hind leg. interferes with;both
fnn» atuebed to top buggy. 111) blind*; blue
trimming, painted black with small whits stripe,
yaeht box. The person returning the above to Grey.
Clark A Co.'s Tannery, cornet North Branch sad
llnJatM-vt., will be liberally rewarded by AUOUd-
TUS ENGLE.
LOST-FROM LAKENHORE, OPPOSITE MICH.
IgOB at. Howl, Octoliec 9. oce trunk, card tack*
ed on the end, P. S. Baiid. Also one largo black
hftlrcJotKaufe. iprlnsn newb repaired, in good ordrr.
A literabreward will ba PaidTnr their return hr call*
indat Oak ar., WILLIaH LECP-'
r U.IJ-0N MO-jD.W night, ON OI.INTIIN.
Lf dark bay mare, with light staroa fore*
head: crate bePweenJand UJ years»W; h**-a lumo
on ri-hl flank, about of a A
Toward of 93] will be Clveo to the person liringtnc
her to 3IIUHAEL FINCCANE. cor. of Deertop-st.
and Archer wad.
Lost-from tub lake SHuRK, near
Monroe-st.. jf trnnk maiked Antde U. Wlßams,
and ona not marked outside, but clothing in«id»
marked TaldVba McNeaald. Apply to C. B. WIL
LIAMS, 243 L .fllo-stJ, near Taylur
Lost OB STOLEN—’A TBLLOW-LKATIIEU
valtov, nrw.au came or marks. w*a ahr«i f.ocn
H6 Wabith at. uuat belbM tUP camel kindled oppo
fiie) and thrown lulo atL.ezptsu wafoa tiaadJiigio
imnt of ?<i orS<i. Thecoatratt ar*o« noralnecx
rape t» tha owner. ll Iboaaoieh* returned 10-W.
JIKK7.SIANN. at M Third ar.. bn will Kite a liberal
r-wanl.
OsT-UkNK .'lULK'LKATtiiiit fkVHK, CAN*
rawcoteml, marked, 5£- U. Snay, Chicago. A
liberal reward for Ut retnro to ICS-Wabaah ar.
LOM— KKUM *ilitbUKitMA\,UOUiJC. DUttlN
I tie Ure,ooe eofeJeathor tnrok, one bl»ct Jeefh*
n trnnk. one Saratoga tmot. all- mar*e.l
HAtUfl or HATCH. A reward will be bald lor any
information cooreritioff them, at 2» Arcn»r*aT.
imhjnd-laugb sabaToga TBUNK lon
t Michigan Arenum- near Ban Jackaoa-«,, con*
Uininaeefural ladle** wearlo# apparel,
lacet, "bobs with name in It, Ac. Can bo *eea U4
\Ve*t Adane*et'.
FOUSO-OJi MOSBAT, '*XQ. OS COB>EB OF-
ShoUo and GntUy au. a pocKetbook cunUinlns
some money. Tlie owner can bare it back b f calbng
at 22 Blue lilaod ar, paying for thlaadferuaement,
ami glrlng full description. i
FOUND -OGTUBfift.O. WITH MY THUNKS,
taken from 42 Bait lackiou et.. a trunk marked
Ulrldgut Ittnltn. a Web ths Owner can baie by chUta*
'iuiUlkiv. Also ana Urge Wack. Neafoundltua
iniu.k.v. Also .m I.™ Uu£ h..r<ran<U«aa
dog. Bt mnt-pl»ce. VtILLiAM'LWti.
WOt’NlU-lK TliU- LALUta WHO tOoT A. JIKU
X* ced'xrbox >rom lb* North »W**, during lh« flrr.
coaUlutaV fur*. <Ur«r ■poous and jswrJry, wnl ciul
Hbi4aooib Cni«l’»t., tlifron tlna fc. HA>Ki.>-
COUSO-OH JIOSDAV, 9?|l UMf.. A
r of •oftdT* article* if appwfelrifcrt *>r a
•Bible with name ondaalde. Can be found at Chtcico
.t Sorthweilero wood office. Corner Chicago and
Halted ate. Owner c»u. have same tv paying for ad-
TertUiar- :n-* m
LOL'M>-T}W—fHrtWtTUßß.' TAKEN FROM
r 45Sourt* J)»Y»iihA,«bg onn eboil marked h.
Omlior. TheWficrtrtft bare the "*ru* by applying
t 4in> centre *r. njid proving property.
I.MJUMI-.1 blildV lUVV AT M ni iLSTU.-i
X* ro*J, which ih® owotr can h»»e b* payiQS
'iMjO-Nb-^IKAV-ivw; “THE tIWSER CA>
X 1 ii*Tr ilie cttue t»r calling »t 2\' Defcoten »t. P»t>'*
mar property *od r*ylne expenses
r*OCSD—I TRUNK AND 3 PACKAGES OF
T clothing. which the owner cave loan expreinmao
attpac>>rnorof atnnrno and Market sts-, which b®
can find byprorlog that l*is the owner. 0. U\AN.
IfilS llwfelrd at.
I 'OL’ND— ilOjicE—lN TllK CllY OF CIiIC..UU.
t* on Monday. October 9. S»ld bo"* e I* found
at No.iCe North Union et.
t>oLND-A cutv; TilK OW-NEII CAN OBTAIN
r it by i»>oritur property and paying all
Call on Blue IslahU ar.. between Lrans and Slx
leenthsta. _
1 'OUNIJ-A UAY llUUbt AND OAUDIiK.
b whith tb» owner cm h«r* bj nttloff W
velU corner ClUctfO *od Wctiern »ti. and-pttiof
churjet.
vTVTkT)S LOaT-IC IS h..\UW5i XHA.TuKK>
-V?r£
UnUrt &i»W* offic#. rer»oa.* k* T ,O *J/£
~mn, or luwwla£ ol IbHr w b*r**bo«w. wUI
1* tt> *i. Atn'isor, il»>i,
dear Mirhican-*T.
Reward-tub bxpkess*a> who np
cclrcd upon bU waffona mark
ed F- 11. WHpoa the corner of fcSalle st, and
Randolph, Jtutoa the fire reaehod that wock.wii
be liberally rewarded b? sending the same u> if. M
owner. No. 1055 wabaab-ar.
—-eWaKP—ANY 2*£USON TO
p jr black trank Icft.lu L»eall«s
street rnnriel the nigh; of the fire. »l»o three
fmnedrictcrwof P. C.. left wlthlt, Trill be liber
ally losrinletl.' J>To. I(HS Wab»rb-*Te.
STRAYED OB STOLKS-A BED COW. WITH
lute tern. »od Jblte In rorrtf. I A litetul
r ..wnrd will te pmd l«r liof wtnrn in 33. Bucta.n
THE MOUSING uF'TUB.GREAT
fire, frop Klnxfc.it.. a oombor
wn« with eirt. ami- .oilier* with
harueoaon, with "tt on moat «l tbe bridle*, a J
OB« g*Tiac information wbefa th*T _ c
altall mrelre aanftabU reward- WttIGUT BROTH-
Elia, J9J \v*r* Waablngtoo-at*.
o WEB FIIOM TUE KLBE-A BUBBLE TtlM.
O in harness from pMt *l corner of JscksOn *#J
Fc»rkliit*«tf,' Own*r will «l** deserlptloo by
p. lt. bdWES boK. u t* otr»-*y.
»I>HK PKVTY WtlO TOOK AN OPES >IDE
I am hofM «**fon from tii* oU Buffalo
•fL\rl s!«Ulf>Kf'o_ 1.9 VT»q taka at.. r
m«y TKU>KB CA> U&ilßAttU KBull
■JJ yurqmr
V VT vr THE rLAMKS.- »U«IUY
1 A i.t V south'SUe, dark l*f m«re. 7h*
'FOR A BLACK MAfcfc
W^S-o upon d*r of ttT*. Ko.-Information apPU
toVrK?T.> BKAIMiKY-
.T- .MEI)-urt «»B rnU.'K A.VD
\V ihr™ p.tk»P- rtottioi .[rr.Tl.l 1
vJatt SlatKet antTHooroa. tan ballad at i“ l;
itfj-it. JOHN KTAn."
10, U «o«l C»o*l*«t.
Mr>A BE» ARD-TWO TRUNKS. OTSIIED
“"till.r irtlilo. pot to »*CO» a":
\V»U*b-ar.
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
r> OE saLK-VS tV'XSi.TOS-'STJHTU EVANS-
F tin and Ql««w. hua*e*. of
at(owUxßtvr; monthly paimoot* .’•iulmr atom*.
c. K. BROWNE. Kranilon.
•OK SALE—A JfOMBEUOF MOUSES AT KVAS
itnu uil qb Smith "Oil* tt rtt Sldt 111 CUT.
K. FOW LEK. iiwni 1, No. H &«>a»b C-h* l »t.
u»uu 3ALK-AT K.NOLEWuuIt. Tllll*K4>bou&a
X *ad a Ualf.trom dapou, now two
tlen»e. whh brickb««meDl. nnftoUbeO.
r Mt «fc»V lloata 'tju far*** p»ri(-i% dtßiue
b*tfr. »wl *iort room on ttcoad tt»r, }Un 4om» fo
£u j£ ebambttt. Joqulr; of C» JJ.VA3*.BUT,
Wfffcfa Unlo T>lror»pii nine**./
Fun sale OR-rro jiatwood-a
first*tU)t r**idnjcr, xlUi ma l«fto loiproTe.
g,uu, un'is»Mu«bi« :urm*. liisufr»of A. I*,
tuiuu. IS SUdhcUl'M.'- 1 L
terms Oiher h'-iisea mtiJ lull Tor talc. «ud »mv fur
rtm. COSUttOVK iIOAM.S KraoHoo-
PERSONAL.
I ONES I'VI.VOIU> WILL EISI) llfcll EMlIEl!
A at 20 l«2 Silvrr*st.. off Harris- n. sear 1»!«teu.
Adams hinds is mining since thi
nightof the fire; printer by trude. He vnlnuc
till wife at la llermltage*»t.
Brother or tmiiEE.
Shaw'#. 83 Uush-st. n«*9«callat 913 Micbi
gao»av. _
ESMS Ward WILL PLEASE Call
S. Chatlytie. Tribune office.
DUNKIRK. K. T4_OCT. IL 1371. Lull? KA3-
for, find m* at uenty W, Stag A Co.'s. 2* Mat
ket-st. ADOLPH KaSToR. ______
DWAJID H. i*l.r.AOK CalT
at 153 West Dolt-it., near Division; ie will find
L. E.
Gtu. S. THURUKR. Late OF
■l.. can be found at 455 state-st,2J floor, over
Maya’s Jewelry Store. __
Information Wanted of »va. sicdo.v
sell, a resident of 23C East Saaddpb-st., by Mrs
Ogle, at 193 West AdmiK-st.
INFORMATION WANTED Ok* Mlta. MILsfEN
Find friend at l2SCanal-#L-
(F MISS SMITH OF 161 NORTH DEARBORN.
A sf., or any one knowing of (ranks marked M. E.
BROOK ISOS, report to g» Wabrsh-av.
TF MESnR*. I.I3IBRICK. HORTON 4 WaL-
A lace, of the Palmer House, will leICAUOLINr
AMUNSES', of 319 West Wa*li.nct*>n-st.. know theii
whereabouts, she will send taelr clothes in herpes*
n«wm to them.
In FORMATION. WaNTLD-BY REV. E.hULLI
xan, 59*. Wabash st.. of Coorge Greer, clerk in
Page Aapragua’a .41 and glass stnre. pearbnm-st.
TF THE tIRKY• WRIiKRRED MAN WHO WA>
aeea romevlog tranks. marVAl 3t. B. Tv, s T. r
Weltii. from the open spsc# oroosiie Lincoln Park
at junction uf KorthTl’ells and Clark-sta.. will d>
i liver them at 91 tfoulh Peoria-ai.. he will be liberallj
rewarded, and no <iue«iii>m a*ke<l.
t n formation wantkd—of .mk». a. l. oo-
A Icy »nd her two sis tors. Annie and Minnie Lenan.
their brother. Thomas Lecan.cati be fouud at IK
Twenty.niPfh-ai.
r fiOLCKK. PLEASE SEND YOUR ADORES?
to &47 31ictilgan*ar. A. H.
•\fK. PUMIEK. GROCER. WILL PLEASE NEKD
lit his address to Miss MAUONEY, 165 bouth Jcf
Mrs.
Wal
She will
MAUGAKEX ROUE. LVIX OK .NO.
lhaahiar,. has cam-.ved t-i (HI rrairlo *v
I to glad t" see her fcrm»r boarders Monday.
Mrs. j.ikerveik would like to hear
from W illiara Williams and WUhsm Dntf, win
noarded at 312 Flftb-ar.; will And her at®* West
Monroa-st.
MRs. Barbara in ness, m vkaus old
brown hair, regular features, small teeth, very
perfect; bciicbt, 3 fe«t S Jochea. Had oa a Illicit sno
while delaine dress, black bonnet. Was seen last
nc«r the comer of Indiana and Bush-sts.. between J
and3o clock a. u. last Monday. Please tend lutor
mjtlnn to 324 Weet Waihinston-it.
\fTsbl.NG-SI.NCB -+U.SUAY nTuHT: 1.
i-V-n.clock, fithof October; Hart w{£ Staats, a gen
tleman 34 year* of aze> Just arrived from C'rratDT.
ou Friday, the6th; Hopped at the Brieve dome
wore ad«tk blue coat, blade pants and vest, asd
KOlden epectacle*; bat a broad forehead, bine ore-,
tear oq the bridge of till sow; blond e bair and
beard. TJioee that know anrthlne about hie where
aboutt. ar* earnestly requested to etnd notice to
SANDIIaGBN BROS., 17 Weel Kandolph-at. St
Lome and Kew Orleant paper* please copy.
M*Si,
iz youth
UUTLKK. DRESSMAKER. FORMERLY
116 Suie-st, please semi address or call a*
May>»t.. navy West Madltoo.
Maggie ulaney. clerk- in j, d. shay*?
•lore. before tli* Tire, will find Utters from her
friomla in the I’oat Office. or at Mr. Shay's new place
snd Is requested by ELIZA SMITH to visit the Soot
mlt.
VYAZEY-WILL MU. MAZBYT FORMERLY oi
l sot *°a(**et., please communicsto with j. \v.
KEJsONAL-TU£ PARTY* THAT IlluK CUN
t»nt« of large trunk, carried away small canvas*
covered trunk, and oil painting, loit 10 carriage or
lake shore. fool of frie-st.. In»t Monday, will to
paid ut-rs for rottmi or same ta eutwcHber. and n«
uuMtlons asked. than tlior win -.11 fur. Addrut
J. D. IIA R\ h\. 36 Nonth ('anal-st.
PLI£ONAL-\V ILL TUB lUU bAlllr.A UUi.
left the Adams Iloti«e on the night uf the fire,
assisted by two gentlemen, with their trim*#, to tin
North nfde, pWao lean* word for C, at the Xtibua.
ofhec, where they can he fonnd.
PERSONAL-IF-A. W. MORGAN CAN FUR
man information regarding RillioSnow'a trunk
on( he n\« them, and w\U forward to K»Ui*» Snow.
Council Bluff*. low. h* will liberally reward-l.
PKUaONAL INFORM A ll»>> vv A> IED ut
Louis Kastor, whoetoppml at the Sherman HntiM
sunder. Oct. 8, br his brother, Adolph Kaslor,
Ingan Avenue Hotel. (liic.tao.
SVsONAt-^VTLLIAM~LEUC AM> FAMILY,
late o( No. 43 Kast Jackson *t., can be fonnd at
No. 4%Oskar. WILLIAM LKGQ.
XurlEa UAVl>u"suul)3 GIVEN ‘rilEM l>
charge on the night of the fire by Goodrich.
Kirby ,t Co, will please return them t-> Pmutla*
lloose, Cottage Grove ar. GOODRICH, KIKBT A
FEUsuNAL-WaNIED JO FIND —9W r.DISH
girl •'-Sophie.** formerly bring in my family at
uurs.« girl, at 37U North LaSalle-*!. Come to No. h'
OKU. V. CLAHKE.
i>ERSONAL-WILL GENERALQEU. W. SMITH
formerly of So Waantngtuti-st., pteaso scud hit
address to No. 9 South PeorTa-st.
PERSON AL-^VfILL S. WALLER. AGENT FOR
Tinner, send his address to L. 11. BOIVKRS. lie
West Wa»hlncloji»«u
’T%ftRSDNAL—INfOKMATIUS NVANIKD OF DA-
X: vidJ. lurels, who lived on Kast Van Buren
noar Vranklih. Vleate communicate to ALEX
HARNKT. tAi Mnlberryav.
P” hUftOSAL—F- UAKDING WISHES IU Cv>M
muoirale with 11. Cheoaebrough, caro'CUAsE
BROS., No- 9 9onyh Halstwl it.
PKR>UNAL KATE O'BRIEN, DRKm9-
makar.. formerly at 3l‘j Wabash ar., is at 3T(
>outii JeffTifon.
FIKhONAL— WILL BARBARA UELGEK, >EU
vsnt at lats 224 Ontario st.. please Call at 4i)-‘ El
ston wv.. near rolling mills.
TjEnSONAL—WILL MAJOR HAVES. OF NEH
X York, and Lawyer Leddy c.ill and see John liar
rtur and Uanipaoo ami O’NXll. Nt the Hume of tb<
Frisndleat. Poverty Ima overtaken os.
PBRAON>\L-M199 MACK. (FORMERLY OF
"Montreal! wilt much rellero the anxiety of Iwi
friends If she will communicate nt unco uithih
und- ralgned, or accept for herself and relatives tti*
hospitality of his house, which tie will gladly afford
her and thorn. HENRY W. DARLING ifortnerlyoi
Montreal), Hamilton, Ontario.
MIBNING-MRS. ERNESTINE SHMIDT, OF
Ml East Uandolph-et.. wants Information ol
her husband. Christ. S. Shmidt, at the drug store,
No. Tfl West lUndolph-M.
<K SKM) Uli AD
KKAM LEA
W ILL DK. it*h
drea« ta.C. iL. Xrit»pn» Dfflcf.
William st: esoel, r.o to t& south
tnion-et. Yoor father i* there.
WT ILLY HALI.uLVKL. FKuM TOROSIM,
II Canada, rleaae call oa or addressMl«a ELLEN
LARSON. O Vi>or»h-»t.. city.
WILL MU. S. WALLKK. AtiKNT FUJI JIK.
Tinny, lead Ida addroea to L. il. BOWERS, U£
Waat We§fa«nctOTt-»t.
fI'Uk.WIFK AND DAUGHTER OK REV. JKSsk
L Smith, of Colorado, who boarded at 330 S»alS
wick-sC, before the fire, will find a bone with Dr. A.
Tl Swln'c. ha* gone to Elkhart, Ind. Addttsi its*
there.
M'UE \MM> IIUKKUtt Kl» »I V
J. bona and w*gou oa Monday, at Lincoln Park,
orar UoapiUl, Mm-. rvtarv
wn».lQ.A?yyfeuMttßlO>T. KOTwnt»-»w>»>d-«t.
The i>Aitfii» wno saved-Tilt
from a* W*»hloa»on-IL. Bradf Blltert OeDot.
will plcaio report to the undertlfift*! at
Madiion-il., and receive a liberal reward. OLO. 3.
liRADY. Agent.
FOR SALE.
•pou SALE—A PBINTBRS HAND CAST.
H price *25-00 Also, a lot of tinners tools.
Applyto’D. COLE SON, JcS w.
Mamson-st.
r-«OR SALK-STOCS. FIXTUItKH AND LEASE
F of sloro Cfi VV«I M»d.»DD «t.
20xM. Bailment ontler whole. Aerj dciirabte loca
tion. luantre on prenn«e«.
~u» saLK—THE GOOD WILL UK TWO MUST-
Xy.4-. flock. Tl.»
bu«iiiMt can be Jon* In A
burhuod. Inquire Room No. 1 LyadaUlock, U*n»
ilolplt at. brlrtga.
~f?OR SiftjC-AX KAUi.SK-’fWUSTOKV KKAME
r bou-fc of II roorui, and .lot. soxiw. at Hac.Dc,
would rxcbaange for Tacanl ground »n Chicago. lm*
SSSSiton. SSVDtB LEE. Bnl E.UI.
Agent*. No. 9 South lUUtvd at.
“f'OIC 'iAI.E-LKASK OFXHTkD AND FUntTJI
C floor*, each 42 by 130 feet. it and 53 ."*ou:l> Canal
•1., running to .Mar I, IST*. Apply on pr*mt*s.
PIONEER MASK. CO.
r?uR i-ALK-FIKSf CLA?>. Tilt
I; <*l to Lawrence, ortr the Ivanna* 4 I hciqc Road.
;f. F. MBRHILL, 141 West Wael.lngron st.
r’uKjiiii-i.KAsK asu FunaiTDins
C room. <m 3Ul«iukw «v„ In l.nt. Ijuoilior.
water anil gs* In hoase. Lease, I year, tall at IT*
North Peoria it.
lj*OU SALK— aUW-h'UUNJII'URL. STOCKS.
T crockery, beds, and cooking utensil.*. The on
lira household geoda Is a-cottage of rooms, i*um
cieot to enable small taruilr to commence house
keeping at once. AVTII be sold cheap, cottage lor
runt, II- M. PERKIN. Beawston. titl'd cotUge
west of railroad track, one block gooth of depot.
.yll a\LK-aloK»i
I* for 40 or SO foot store. Can be had at a li»w price
\.r catling at opeaat n North Carponter >t.
'L'Uli SALH-LKA6K AND Ft’KM 1 URt U»" a
T com fort* trt» fnrnJshwo rooms. In nlco Jocjtioa, R
block* from n^r.iibenatn.lloßi*
For particular! iuQOtro of JOQNSJOS. with
Tr»c» Jk Kallof, M Sooth Canal it., or at J3S N'eit
jacMon »t.
■i. UB QUAjlTlil ur
r A No. I cbeeae at front 9 cenu to Ij wnli whole
s*le. Applr.it No. 35 MidUaoet.. under newsbar
min Tton«e.'
I OB UALB-rsabuiTmU. JOH hew kuunT
r lure ««t of tiret clm* etarw, for **la tor »3io c»«h.
AdJrrea P y. EfJ Vottage Uror—**.
Full saLk-A SIMiLE CVLINDKi: TAlLlill
Prei*. bed 3ix4l, In complete working order; ca
pacity 2.00 itnptriUw Mr hear. »Uh nr. roller,
kod conoUT*lUf»rr«» mW ke r Vf ,m “V* 1
ryUnder; Brice. -il.JeO,-U»»o»l ond dejlrerwl »t he
depot In Ballltaore. ApjAf to V. BAINL, Belli
gore. Md. _
1708 SALE-ADA3IS' .-BULK- ANU NEWS
r Preeeee *7xtS; t«t» Toll *rr; In ir*od order. A
liWJn. JlirlWn, Man.
UIASOS FOR SALE. BEST. REPAIRING AND
r notina *i the Chicaso I’ieoo lectocy, -2? tun
jolph»at.. by J. PRESTOIt.
r?OR SaLB-LEaSE UP. STOKE ho. M AM>O
r SoatSi Canat-at. Inquire, on preatlaes, w
PRErLUFT. SDWaKPs A CO-
von SALE-TWO MCEL? PCBMISBED JIiKjMS
T f>T nb'ehril l roodwaw, by LDMt ND
CLARK. i*2 W» a r MaJl«on-«t. np «t«'rr
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
k LL KIKW Ul* LIVKKV CA.N BE HAD AT
A old nricr*; »i«o. boardmit hor«* cheap e»e r,
B d eiTsii: care. So adTaniag* taken oi
prM*r*»condllinoof thtnc*. Corner lUrraoo coort
inj Vict»rU-ar., rear Waba*li*at.
liUAULhV.
170R SALK—CHEAP—ONK EXPRESS OR GBO-
E c*rr w«coo. with or without lop. «n* half top
baiwMi*. »«ht
toaar. with llebt <tool4*U*nie«.*t IIATUA\» Al S.
6UU SUto Itrr
inR BAt&-BOTCIIER CART ASD UAR
j octat logntro at imWe»tMitPsoQ*t.
nun sitfc-A." rsAuVoLDaacr
.f' borio o'ml Lus&TAt LSUHrn*ida«U
A>l Pbkpaived to
tl keep IS or ?fl ilrlfm* horse* lor the or
iwrxU* winter. »t a nhsJeret* cost, *t mr »»rRi pear
UironiJr-; ©»d«aW**./to<><l c r f*. c F ,n if rwj«lr*T.-
In will. I.y birnmiD
xBo centre: a Urgs grove on high l*o<l. with «l>nn
d.oceof «princ-At-r; carriage noij*e to store car
rla««. where there ien?danger from fire. I w*nl
lohur totiy w..rk horses for p*ttr nt tho Kelt;
hortre >1(1 for my friemlt. It Ibef wish. Apply
It iuSJS Air iod 30 \V..t WiUtiiUtOo-lt.
UVK.S P. UECKrTC.
T IlAVfriS''MVi BARK W:pA*l?r. OF STRAY
I male*. Owner can ba*r by pr.*rintf piopartyan-
Barbie ebarstea; .Corner Jlarman-conrt and Me*
&ia *t!, rffrfe ,M. C. BRADLEY.
W“ Ato a'o.>E:I!OKSK •Hack, NEARLY
new. at Ki>: It WaKtAlattUon-at.
TO LEASE.
ttMi t LUSGEK. MsiM
I i Nt oo 'Cmlt itJa ofCThtoo u-tw«n.\»u
Beno *nd «tt. ‘tiJTTIJEK .t- LtK. B#*l
ICtai* So. 9 South iJal*t»d ir., cornerot
tlotidluc.
-f|V> tKASK—TICN Ll*T» Of» KGaN AY.. NEAH
X JlaliicJ it. and Union btook Tar*l<». SS'YDCU
ALJiJi. UMli'<UU-AgMU. No. 9South Uatatvd at.,
corner Randolph, M*<oaic UaiUiug.
fl»y FK»h*. l ISAST FKo.NT. UN
X*Oui«l-*(>, Ul*te»-tna-Jioi J»cluou-«l».
.bNtOKK LKK, lU*l Eu*i® Am-di«,>o. 9 a.»uVb
fc..fn»fnTlg>tuJorpTiV Jlaannic -Building.
WASTED.
W JLNTKDrfOR OUB lUXDtKBy, USE Jlß*r
clu» ruler. a!io »o A'l Jlnulier. ?ncl. maj*
Itonef*. 6*»C»tno*«i., New udi>*n*.
Wl's-rku-Wllta. wummila— j’-.ACtiL’A.L
VVrusa tint mil' kinds of wlrejworte
«l#jdr iniploTflichtgittii/jTJcmtf tat good meti n-*d
Rprlf-
\Vurk«. IH ■W«*«Jwsnl.a’r., DeU«fr. Wirh.
A-NTEU—IDHEfi i'UaT-t'Lida TKA\EL
UnirtKMClUid'sboe stlesmda.'. Address' B
S.lOdmidltß Wstßt.at-.' Cleveland. Q., naming
dlMjr, i! rt Icreaces. etc.
TO RENT-ROOMS.
•I'D Ue-NT-FURMSHED ROOMS. FURNITURE
X. fur sale. small investment. (rood location tad
-heap rent. Front room, third flooor. G4SStato-st.
TO KENT-ONE FLOOR OF A NEW HOUSE.
JL with all modern Improvement*, and barn. Item
easooable. Apply to PERRY HULL, eftj Burnside*
TO RENT—-AND FOR SALE. BOOMS,
house*, and offices. BLANCHARD BROTH*
ERS, Real Estate and Loan Brokers, SO* Stalest.
PO BENT-noons-WaBASH-AV;. JfPAB
L Twanty*se«md*st.. without board, front room
usd alcove, and two back rooms; carpoted, boated,
ras, water and bath roort. Address J. 8.. car* of
Bllsa A Sharp, corner Wabash-av. and Twenty*
•econdtt.
iJOB RENT—VERY DESIRABLE BOOMS-IO
C Bishop court, with or without bosrd.
TO RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED BOOM
price**). 47 HubUard-court.
»ro Kent—large well-furnished rooms
X with clreets; also one single room, with or with
•ut board, at reasonable rates; pleasant location
vt til West AdamS'tt.
TO BEST—TWO PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS
X 00 ground door, with gas: desirable office*; to
•spomible parties rent reasonable. 100 Vootb Drs*
ames-st,, between Madison and Monrov-tts.
T'O KENf—ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM ON
tint door, suitable for office, and one large and
•n* staill room ou eecond tloor, with or without
n-ard; reference* required. id South May-st., near
Radison-st.
IM> RENT—3« MADISON ST.. TWO NICE
front rooms and closet. Term* reasonable.
PO RENT—CHKAI’—3 ROOMS IN BRICK
A house, furnished or unfurnished. 9ed West
Moa*oc*st.
TO BENT-STORES, OFFICES, &c*
TO RENT—ON MADISON-ST. STORE NO. 732.
A with offices abovs; also dwellings and stares In
'arions parts uf the city. CLAFLIN BROS., 732
HadiaoQ-st.
TO BENT-STUHE mMAIN*Sr.. CORNER OF
Lyman, suitable for grocery or saloon. Shelving
»nd eooatsra in store.*
TO. BENT—THE FINEST BASEMENT ON
L State-et- u«iar Harrison, 50x100 feet. For par
:iculars,andtoaoe It,apply to SdS State street,up
-ttairs.
TiO RENT-FINE BRICE STORE. CORNER
a. Polk «ud Desplatnes-st. Apply to S. W. RAW
MJN,3It3 Milwaukeo*ar.
rO RENT—OR FOR SALE-GLASS FACTORY
corner Cenlrt*a». aud Twenty-iecond-st., 240 x
•S). and largo bulldinc*. May be used for wareoonse
•rm.innlactnritig, Side track and slip. Address ti.
F. HARDING, 220 W’eat Madison at.
rO P.r.NT-OFFICES AND SLEEPING P*OOMr
to rent at 229 Micbisan-AV.. between Congrcs*
•nd Harrison-«{«.. nearSHchlgan-ar. Hotel.
PO REFT—THE BASEMENT OF NO. 72 MIL*
Cheap to a good tenant. JOHN
LMLK. ,2 31Uwaukee*ar.
pO RENT-GOOD BARN. OH ROOM IN THE
1 same. Apply to PERRY HULL. 600 Buru
■lde»st.
Tu RENT-TUE PLEASANT OOtTAGE |4O»
•y*bMh*ar: refit. *2i per month. A email lotot
farnllure for sale. Apply at af*ove.
17°>f RES T SI’LKS'DID OFFICES LVItNKB
l. misted nnd West Madlion-sts.. together male
>ne ruora <3xl3; second floor; retted ("gather or sen
_r«»e. KIMBALL CXI.. I* West Madieoo-st..
Rood 9.
po KKNT-FOR OFFICES AND OTHEIUUUSI*
ons purposes. the building on the northeast cor.
■•*£o» Canal *O4 West Randolph-sts., known as thr
Hiatus House.” Will bo rooted in whole or in
part. The entire premise* consist of tbirty*fln
-ooms, including several elegant suites suitable for
■fliroaf!, banking, or Insurance offices. Apply to W.
FRAftUS, Agent for Lessees. No. SSo West Ran
lulpb-st.
itfc.NT-aToutajXis Aticr tuuiß-AV
PO UfcNT-aTOHK M SuUTU HALaf-fcD-ST.
1. Inquire on premisw..
TO RENT—BOOMS FOR BANKING OB IX*
aurauco purposes at AM Wabxab*ar., 000 doer
..ulh «»r Tweldh-tt. Apply on the premises.
I'O RKSI-24xAi. bUITAOLE FOR STORE
bolldincs erected on abort notice, b)
iLE\AND£U WRIT*, Contractor. 63* West uoJ
-00-0.
am RENT—PINE SUITES OF OFFICES IN THE
-L marble front building, No. 107 West Madiscn-st
nqiitraou Itae premises.
I>o RENT-A spacious, well lighted
room, eligibly situated, and finely adapted for a
res bindery or printing office. Inquire at IOM
o abash ar.
po KENT A 3-STOHF AND BA3E3IFNT
I. brick store on Desplaioes st.. near Northwestern
Depot, suitable ter a. commission or provision busi*
Rent moderate. BALDWIN DA VIS. 31 Sooth
■laisted «t.. between Madison aud Washington.
TIU UEST-TUK LARGE UALL IS RICE 4
fV 0a •“•Hiding, corner of Jefferson and West
.audoirh-ets..for lectures, eoncerts.etc. Apply at tb*-
'fHco of Dr. b. J. A VERY, No. s9 West Randolph
•t.. between it artd 12 a. m.. ao<i 2 and 4 p. tn.
*PO RENT-.SPLKXPIO OFFICES IN SUITES IN
1 the new marblo*&«mt block Nos. 636 and 6>
1,4,1 ofliers In the city. J, D.
a iiSEK, on the premises, 0r5?9 Park*sr.
no RENT-STORAGE SUITABLE FOR STOVES
L reapers and mowers, or goods of a like character
■ulr.vwl and dockagj facilities eunveiilont. Aptdy to
JONEo A CllAlTS.corosr Sixteenth.st. aud WVnt*
vortb.av.. South Side.
*PO RENT—A LABOR FRONT IIOIUI FOR OF*
L fire purposes; also abarn. So. fii» Wabash.av.
’PF REST-OFFICES OS STATE. AND STORE?*
L on Sanpitmm.ft. JNO. G. NICHOLSON. Beal
-Istateaml llouae Agent. !A E*it HarriioQ.it.
T'U KKM-XttUM'oUES. NtlS. tMI AND tM
i. now ju<t finished: splenilid baiidiog; choip. In*
I'ilroAt <l3 Cot tag- Gro»e*«T,
FO RpNT—OFFICE AT NO. <33SOUTH CANAL,
it.. SQitnbfe fot doctor, architect, ur insurance.
\pply »oon. W.M. DANNEILB, no stain.
TO HEST-SL’ITES OF TBIiEE 6FFICSS. OS
let and Sd floors Thompson's Block, oa West
MadlK>n-s(.. suitable for ioenrasce hasliieaa or law*
rcr'6 office, or any light business. Apply to WM.
11. THOMPSON*,22II West Mailisoh-st., loompson'a
Block.
I'O KEN!-IN BLOCK, ON WEST
MndUon-st.. store at)d bseement; store S3xru,
ifigtlt of ceiling 14 foett basement 23x70. height n
illnc 9 fo»T. Suitable for any firm-clan business
dent cheap. W.M. f|. TMO-MTSUN. Real
Vgwnt. ZS9 Went Madlson-st.. Tlietorson's Block.
•PO RENT—A LARUE WAUEHuUsE lUO FEET
1. square, with railroad fneilitlee. near Forty-fifth
it. Apply tof. It.WILSON.MCanaI.it.
H.AY SXSBBRN. 56 West UadHoo-tt.. Boom X.
Also several dwelling* forwU «ml to rent.
»nu LBASB-FOK THREE YBAKS KUKUI>I-
L new Purposes—A line 4-story marble front 25x
with brlcV hint Xix3o. on Wabash av.. «»**r
Youttevnth st. Also houv* foe sale or trot, fur
r:lahed t-r unfpasUbed. F. A. BRAGG 3t CO.. 46
llarrtsAnst.
ttOK KENT FUR BUSINESS PURfOSKS 111 RLE
story and basement house of 14 room*, and lot
with brick barn, on Michigan ar. north ofTw*nty
tecond BN YDEB A' LEE.. Beal Estate Agent*.
4n. 9 South HaUted at. corner ot Randolph, Masonic
Building.
'PO UKNT-A FIHST-CLASb GROCERY STOBB,
X with fixtnrei complete, 133 South Greao-st., cor
uar of Adams.
KENT—SUITE OP FIRST-CLASS BOOMS.
X with modern improvement*, corner Tblrtecnth-st.
.lid Indiana.ar.. tnuiting the lake.
'MO ItE.Nr-FUUNIMIED ROOMS ON GROUND
X flour nt 133t Wabaeh-ar.j very convenient for
♦mall family.
TU KENT—93 BLOB IsLaND-AV.. MX MCr.
room*, auitablo either for architects’ olncr, or
Holographic gallery. Apply SC Weal Polk-at.
WANTED-MAIE HELP.
tITANTED —BY A LQSO ESTABLISHED
«lk)lae«lr> hoot and shoe homo, Aral'Cl***
salesmen. None but a practical ahocman need apply.
\ddreaa. with references. I*. O. Box Nu. 3T63, St.
Louis, Mo.
WANTED -A FIRST-CLASS PHOTOGRAPH
printer and operator: one who understand*
the liuat«e« thutwneWy, Address, with full par
ticulars. M i AIL I llDroad^ JCtic^J« i> i J
WANTED —TRAVELLING SALESMAN. IN
hardware and agricultural good*, acquainted
with thu trade of the West and Ncrtbwest-a first
data man wanted bv a SI. LuQie house. Address
S S S. Rrrttblicao.offlM, St. Louis.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-* FIRST-CLASS
sewed boot hottomer«anil one firat-cUsawotuan
man. Alee, uoo good boot-fitter at it Manachneette
v»,,.Indianapolis. Indiana, ABPES 4 SEVfUAbL.
WASTED— TUEATBIOAL PEOPLE. ALSO
musiciant. to travel. Address YANaEt
ROBINSON. Mnrahall, Mich.
TVASTEO- SEVERAL WHOLESALE DRV
goodg saletmen who can command a good trade
in lowa and Western Illinois ran arcure immediate
employment by addressing OFFICE 3U North Main
*L,St. Louis.
UrASTKD-DT A NEW YORK FIRM. A
>1 travelling aeleaman who undoraunde lb*
crcckery business, and has a firsLclan esublUhed
trade. Address, with full particular*, giving refer
:*-nce and salary expected, NaCUAN, P. d,, Julweu
i koe. \V»s.
Wanted-two travelling salesmen in
the wholassie toy and musical Instruments, who
command a good Western trade, can find good *Uua
tiona. Aodfres G. Cinpiapett. Olio.
WA NTKD—CANVASSERS—TEN LIVE WORK.
Ing men with a few hundred dollars caprttl
assured permanent, prefitabl-employmruL by ad
dressing <>r calling on S. B- NEWCOMB, UM Siati
UmbßolUiav, Judianapoll*. Ind.
WA.'UED-IO GUOD TKUNKMAKKKB. TOGO
to Raoiuc. Wi*.. to work on average work.
Apply tn M. 31. BECOB. Racine. WU.
-rLTANXED IMMEDIATELY— HO LAbOREiL?
VT at the ruin* ot Chamber of Cotmasrco. Apply
t«> CHAS, RAYMOND, on th* spot, or at oar head
quarters. 409 West Waihiogtou-it. N. K. FAIR
BANK. Cliairtnan Kiuployment Committee.
Wanted-one good coat hand, sober
man. German preferred. On tustnwwora.
0. W. McaDAMS. Merchant Tailor, Hamilton, O.
nrANTKD-riVE FIiWT-CCASS (.'OATMAKERS
fV and one pantrasker, to go tc Uiq«, O.; married
men preferred. blesdyyob will be gireo.' Addrm
LESUHR. Lima. O.
ameu-u BittciicArEtta «».n
auoth of Twentr.epCond-st.. near tbs rlrer.
17-ANTE lb-25 LIGHT 0 iRUEJC. OUUPERS. AP
ply corner Wentworth*
at. and Slxteenth-tt.. Odcstto, Id.
k\t antkd-a good Kxh»T-cu.\as tinn tR.
V> Apply to J.P. BaTUBUNE.3O and 32 Sooth
C-anal«ar.. fromS-to 12 o’clock a. m-
ai. c
A.STKIf—TMtf E3U*I6T3IEST COM3riTTB7
of the Belief an I Aid >oclety b**e aatabheb«d
head (tnsrter* at the Woman’* Home. 15l West Jack
son -it., for applicant* Ibr female emplomeut. K
ifAIKBANK. fbsi»tn-«n.
WANTED-rEBtaJX HIXP.
W'ASTED-WEt NCUJiE-liIirEDiATELr, A 1
imp In-lianit-at.
*VAXI KU~rV»\) lilßL*. A t
\V cook and second arirl to go to Uyde Park. non.
but conibDiont one* need apply, wll av Part
Hew, S-oilti lde« between 2 and 3o cluck.
lif ANCED-A LA-UT TEACHER U*’ OEIUIAA'
and liioiid la a Uiarding-echool; must fonilsf
otano.- Apply immediately or write to Prut. 31. T..
ttlrorndo fnetltutr, .Mnottn«e. lowa. _
if ANTED UOOB PAPEU-BuX_ UANW;
.\V (girNi. Inquire of IT-NEIUECKEN A CO.
Ko.4ITK*»t MHwao*re.
ANTEDVA FI KbT-ULASS JIILLINB't T’’
go to In*#. Applt* to MATIiUN, DALY a
CO., c.iraer HaMeri and Randnlto-ar*.
MACHINERY.
AMES’ EXGDtES. rOriTAPLE3TO U)-IIOII3E
power, Utteahlos, t) .ndlU-twito; circular tan;
taUla, Poramon’i grlnilinff aiilla, corn soellers.
beltioff, etc, COUaSS EATON, Agent, TO South
Canal-et,
LANDYS' STATIONARY AND
tnd «a.w ratlin eic., at the oW *JSDd*
comer of Canal and WeahlngtoMt*. P. W.3»Oa*
THROP,
l.njll ,'Aie-SEW TOIITiULE
r 12. »-lior** power; lit oIJ prlcrl. JlUat-3 J
KF.LVT. >74 We«t W»>bn>gt<m «t. 1,
non Sale-Wood and iron m^uinert
b Vo*r macbla*fT, *l« Pit** l
rotfacer*. atictsri. »Ua»cn, *^V
»r»d .idlnf r.w*. AUo.lw m*chlnory. Tit
p|.m«<s, urUI«" twit -eijttrrs, etc.. etc.. ur t. a
GAUD, No. 87 V»r»t L»to»t.
fi u iLF-I)VE 3. uNE 6, AND ONE 10 BOBS®
F°ro-r portit'ble M«mr U *ine*t»s Saulti Una
at;. Triune hnU Uag.
BUSINESS CARDS.
GS. HUBBARD. JR., READ ESTATE AGENT,
:No WCaaaUL. will ,^?nllV
TtBU; sell real estate, and do all kinds orj.-unvcj
Lauctnc. Sereitl well lo«»t«4 rtsldeccfcslQXbt
West ferlaloD for sate.-
other papers In my e*« sarenmußUtO fire.
UVBBARD, -JKm Casavst;
u»,b ■ppucaoons now for ,thej>o
o\e a>v- —U-
TO RENT-HOUSES.
TORENT-BYT.S. FITCH A IU. IC3 \M) l-y
L Dear -<>rn-at.. Branch office, U7
Cottage Grova-av*. co«*n«r Tlurty-first-*t-
Uousaandbarn on Mlchigau-av., near Conc.»,i.
at., suitable for business.
3-story and bsaement house on Micnigan-av,, :.**r
U«rmon-coart, containing good vault, stut.»b*'.- fur
a banking boose.
2-story and basement house on »abasa-at.. c.ir
Eldridge-conrt. soluble for offlM.
hon«os on Eilis-av.. near Tbirtf-JhortU-st.
2 houses on W'i*hpan«eh-iw.. n*vr EVA—a\.
House and barn on West Uubbard*st.. near W 3
2 booses on EUU-ar.. near Ibtrty*fif;a-it.
Brickhouaeoa Wabash-av., n*ar Forty-Crst-sr.
Uocuaoa Pralrle-av.. near Fortf-efghih-si.
S now cottages on Ploorney-»t.. near W«tun »r,
Cottagu on f ulton-st.. near W«stern*av.
TO KENT—I NICE l-STORY CUTTAGf. s
rooms:rent af old prie»*. Call at 327 We<t t.i\
rpO BEST AND FURNITURE FOR SALh-v
J. nrsi class boarding tali rl paying b jr
on Mlchigan-av, north uf Thlrteenth*at.: n» t I
a*ke>l f«>r lease, and furnitarowill beaoldst 1..
rn*l, value; he*: of reasons for selling. Add:--- i.<,
Twenty-third-sf.
»PO BENT—HOUSE IS GOOD L*<CA lTo>’T'T
X West Division, furniture for sal*. pi’secrjioa si.
mediately. Apply at 32t Falcon.st.
*pO BENT—A LARGE HOUSE OF iS ROOM.
1 closets, with modern improvements, a; 10
Fonrtb-ar. Inquire on premises for two days.
rpo RENT— A FINE LARGE HOUSE IN THE
X pleasantest part cf Kenosha, oppodt* the p rc..
Extensive grounds. Ac. Low rent. Apple to J".IM
F. RATHBON E A CO., 30 and 3.* South Canal «t.
'DO REST—AND FURNITURE F«IU SALE
-1 Cottage house. 7 rooms, all good siz*; plent
ctoieta: barn and cistern; price reasonable. A 1317
vt 113 Tbroop-st. on Tuesday.
»pO KENT—HOUSES AND Rooms. FCUVISI! ro
X and unfurnished, on tho North and West d».
FHILLII’S X CHANOLEU, real estate uud I
•rokers. iO West Madison-*:.
TO RENT-HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS: M'D-
X era improvement*. Furniture for sale. Imj ;ro
it drug star* corner Taylor and Dlu* Island-ar.
I’O REST—FORMER HOMESTEAD OF SOIL »X
B. William*, at Lake Forest, embracing h
barn, chicken bouse, etc., and about nina a=r>-■*
>awn park and garden. Price *l3O psr umitb. a
•■before the fir*. Apply to B. A. KICE,j»» W.t.n.
ugtoo*st.,orby moil to S. B. WILLIAMS, L -.fc
loreat.
TO BENT-p'H INDIANA*AV., NEAR Eu. :l
teentb »t.. S-story and brick basement h us.*
•nd b-rr. Tn„ Ilw ofCOSs A PHILIPS, corner C..ck
and Twelfth-ar.
TO KENT-FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
L hotwe*. Inquire of GEO. G. NEWBURY -t:
>Vabasb*av.
UENT-FOR A PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY
1. a two-story houas of S room*, completely furui 1-
-•d for honseke*ping. 00 Adams-st.. near Sacgam
Bjardin2*Uou*o keepjta nee I not nrr>W. Ron
°f referear..* r.-imr t
fIIEODORE SuHINTZ, office 122 Hand.dph-st.
'PO RENT—FI BST*CL.\S3 HOUSE op 1
A rooms, furntihod or cnflirnisbed. Threal i
-'join* on first floor. Can all bJ mod la one. So I
Third av.
'rOISB&T-SOUTII CHICAGO HOTEL-A KINK
Jt “‘i!*’ t'hlcago. 12 miles «.imh ofChi. v
£C. o 1 His Michigan Southern Bajlrnad and the Tit
OurghA tort Wayne R.ilroad. Hotel, brickb.
.i* b, b; 4 Btori high; HO feet front, *1
>m.i*ep t Urge barns and livery; 12 trainsadai
-htcago. Parties desiring to rsnt this hotel, ar- T
M> C W l, b ,^h“ I, ,tb,<aso h’** o l aai DockCotnpau/.
TO UK.NT-TUO-STORY AND lUSEMK'-r
Tooms; furniture for e*j.«, i o
1 501801 tar only bh»'>.«
'roni Madmn-it., liloj on West Tyler-s’ So
the second door west of CWntre-av.
T°., E il';v,V I l i, l 0, K 0N ''-kshvokti.
r A Keck I.UnJ to.
'f 11 rtw ntl b;l rJ J. JOUSSTUN
T“ REST-A CuaFORTABLE TWO-STUB T
nou,e in a good location In th~ West Divi-nm
Tiai.i* o ?l« 0 5* r rossassiou imm
stately. Apply at 324 Faltoa-st.
•I'ORCST-A TWO-STORY FRAJIL IlnC.-l: I
L. rooms, and plenty of rain water, in good ord—.
;TK°TsoN° nrf“r? n r 1 f J
T« BKNT-OR FOR SAI.E-TWO KIRiT-UH'I
w V!uSt l, !!i l llalr pnc». i,
-1_ ROvT A SON. ‘J3S Twenty-second-st.
T° RENT—HOUSE AND FURNITURE Foil
A Mr*tT3 AherJeon-st. Also, wood ar I
.oal for winter. Everything in good order.
'I'O RENT—OR FOR SALE—ELEGANTLY* rn—
1. Dished brick residence. No.3rt Tw.>ntV3hhtfi -f V
Michigan and tfabash-ars.‘kX,?VjrmV
=om“ c rn cjtei?; farn un
T°Jiw T “f; OTTAaE 17 SOUTH PAULIS .-s
.Uo "Sn“ r orfor r «.~P.*iin
T°BKNT-COTTAGE-FINE UOOMS-MOM 1
*PO 11KNT-SEVKKAL LARGE iIOUaES t» |(Vu
'itE Jr W r^^ and West Sid-s, U.ll. ttos-
A Co. r ,3r op-stairs,with Clarke. Lajton.
PO RENT-OR F‘»R SALE—AT LAKE FOREST
a- ~N«w two-story frame dwelling, with modern
sronnd. well Improved. K.
Vlrtck FIELD 3< ao ,-st l»l*w 12 and I
T u !E g^»^:i 1 n LA33 so-«t«Asr.
I'o REST—A Ilimo mciirKTh.LsK WlTH'if
rooms. So. 2ri3 WVsr Mmlls-.u t m ..A.' 1
mprovemeott. aMITH A W C*na'‘.‘
am KENT—TWO*SH>RY AND UA>P.»KNT
L dwellina. gas. water, ami hath, with furniture
v r .•H fl r «*«U*e, at asacriflce. or to rewt. 6>j
A est W aahington.st.
T° RB 2. T r ,r VB Marble-front Brn.DiNGt
r n n**r corner Twenty.el«|iih-«t
U*®basement and mansard roof. AN*
I t»0.«1 nr torn., will,
rick I’M-ment. modern Impr.vretn-nis in each.
10io iT-ckcvT ,n,,oir on fr n
T° **EN,t-a Large house no. i:v. Indiana
A t V,V at 532 ludiaaa.av., or of W. S.
•'HITH. 4to Walmh*w.
TO REST—A SEW FRAME IIOFSK.
X. 8 room-, gas. water, marble mantel. No. C« We-t
on Wood.»t., Qrst huose south
of aiadison.ft.
T RENT—NO. 631 WABASII-AV.. 3 riTOIIY
and niarMo front hou»e. Foasea*inn swim a3
"pc*. R. FnWLKR. No. tljtonih -y-j-j-j’l',l
j’l ,l v Tst t bf corner of mx
-eetitb.«t. Apply on the premises tu HOWARD
I'IUKSTLEY.
For rent -large brick house, fur
nlshed complete, with bam. on Wc-t Monrot*-
-u A HELL A HOTCHKISS, 63 Canal s., mom 1,
formerly 100 Washington*^.
I\Q RENT-LARGE ROOMS FOR MANITAC
turine parpoaw, with power furnUhad from
•300-borsc power engine in Detroit. Apply to TuM
TINSON A GRAVES, Detroit, Mchiean.
TO RENT—OR FORSALE—LARGE ANDSM ALL
houses. by J. MaX GREEN, Mh* Chestnut-st..
Philadelphia.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
4 FEW CHOICE BUSINESS CHANGES IN Tills
A citv. and coonlrr towns, for «.*le ortr.vl-.
PHILLIP* Si CHANDLER. Real KiUL? and Cum
mis'lon Broker*. 93 IVnt 3ladiaon-jt.
a TA BARGAIN. FOR CASH. STOCK. LEASE,
/X and fixture* of a first-class milliner*-, dresi-mak<
Ing. and notion atorc. NO South IMstedac.
AQDEENSWABE ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALS
—ln a town of S.fW population: iturn doing :l
tuml trade: th** I -eat of rra«on citcu for aelling. aJ.
n#a P. O. Box OJney, IU».
I PHYSICIAN’S OFFICE, FURNITURE. ASl>
ik practice of five years, in a good locality, lor
sale. For further particular* call on or addreas L.
P. GRIFFIN. 11. V., 2u9 Dine laland-av.
Brick hotel for salk-thk furniture
and lease for as* rears of Hotel Denmark, situ-
Mr<l7. 9. end I! Mllwaa*eo-ar. and Include Nos
and II ground floor, auirabla for store*. The room*
are wall adapted, and could be rendilv rented for
office*. Terms liberal. Apply to W. 11. FRANCIS.
4aent, No. JVI West Rnndolph-at.
DIfUG STOKE FOR SALE, WELL LOCATED.
g7od trade, nice tixturre. Inquire at tbu hard
ware* torejlMArcher-a*.
Dental office for sale-will sell
well established dental bu*ine»*. with furniture
and tool*. Room 6, CC Weat Uandu-ph-at.
K‘ »iaar'-JLAS3 uakeuV >uk>alk. Duimj a
good bnalne**: reason lor Beilin* poor hrallh.
For ptrticnlsra inquire on the premDea, 7&S West
Lake.aU
For sale-a good grocery store, cheap
rent; a good location for business on MadU.n
«t.: slock and fixtures about 13,000. Call Id West
Adams-at.
Fob sale-or ti> rent-the packing
house of the Pufllald Ham end Provision Cotn
panr. eorn»r Eighteenth and Caml-st*..
feet, three flours. Terr strung and desirable for
heavv hardware or grocery business. Apply to
WUESN, ULLMANN a CO 671 Wabtsh-av.
For sale extraordinary induck
ments to brewers with capital. Tito Chicago
Onion Brewery will be sold on favorable wm*.
This is a rare opportunity (breome live man to aultj
a fortnn* In a lew years. Apply to P. O'NEILL,
corner Uirrlson-st. and Thlrd-av.
Fob sale-a complete job printing or
tire, with largs pecas. laquicu at 33Sbuuth Ca
nsl-st.
For sale-drug store, good fixtures.
and stock, bottles with glass labels. 40 .every
thing ready f.*r business; a fair hn*ineu eata'dished;
or approved papers oa 12 month*’ time will b»>
takeft; price t2.iPO. Address D. L. MILLEMAN
3«9 Blue Islaud-av.
pKsXAURAST FOB SALE-LEASE STOCK
Eli and fixtures; beat location in Chlc-igo; ev!>ry
-htug in good running order. Call at 3io Milwaukee
ar. Monday. Tneiilay, and Wednetd*?.
Lease, stock, andeixtdues uk a ono
eery store for a*le. 2w West L «k--et.
*l*o PHYMidANs-I WIKNUTO ar.LU
L 6esU9*a») No.T9 WastSladUoivet.,corner JeJT/r
--«>n. on acconnt of bealthrtbia one** baa r>ry goM
location, aud rent paid till Alayl; practical rhysi*
•ianscas make the money which la paid for It in
«mrorflTPwe*kj. Dr. Stremro>d ba* practiced oi»
ilia West hide for R years, can gWelho beet reference'.
n«« one of the largest practice*; and baa bee.n crown?
•d with aiieoeM. Apply morniuga-b-fbro9 n’cl'«*v tr.
OR. STUEiIIIEL, corner West Madieoo sad Jetr-r
--«OC-«tS.
BOARDING AHD IQPGIWGy
IQ SOUTH 4CABPKNTER.BT.. NEAR WASH
X\J Ingtoa—Pleasant rooms and Brst.cl*** buard.
ivrma moderate.
QA WARIIKN-AV. A PLKASIIXT FJiONT
U\J room, fornlaha.l or unfurnished, with b*>*rU.
for gentleman and wifo, Accommodations also o:
dnglo gentlemen.
mABEIsDEES-ST.-CENTLEMAN* axD
vita or two single gentleman c*n have b«aid.
1 WEST LAKEhT.—ELEGANT NEW >l.\R
it|u hl>front bonding jo«c opened, corner o.
UuUMi-at. Table boar! brat-clasa: old price*.
ASD G* BOARDER*
LIU wanted; the cheapest and boat board iu ib»
city.
9QO WEST 51QXHOE-3T.—TO RENT. WITH
bonrd,‘aa* nicelr tnrnlsbed room anirtb]-*
•>f svotlnqan and* wife or two single
-rm» reasonable.
qQA WEST WASHINGTON.ST.-TWO NICELY
Zic/U tnrnUhed single rooms; with cIomU. snitabla
,rtsp or four gentlemen, with board. AlMiafew
lay boarder*.
Q AO WRSTMONBOB-ST.-TWO NICEI-v yfjJ.
OUy tilths'! rooms, with fim*cl&ss bo*nl; ca*.
m b. te. Trras re*«oo«l»U.
-tQO UK usruu-
I ij nUhad room*, with firv(*cl»M board iaa pri*
<ai« unity.
m/lR WDIASA*Ar.-T\VO FROST ROOM*.
lUvU cloaetr/fte., wttb'board. la a private fern*
f 1 .1 r iUCHIaAN-AV.-FIIteT.«:i.AS-* B«IAUD
I i.*±c) wUh iworocia*, for gentleman aoJ wife, iu
m»r>-W fn»ot Teaiitgpc*
DUA IU) A Ml PLKASa.h r i;uuju>
r furnished or unfurnished, for ei-utltKi>«o toil
ri/» or seotletoen. Inquire-Of A. 31 PIKKCB, »C
'.it rwldwif of A. C. Stuart.
HUBBABD PLACE—TRANSIENTS WILL
flo.i >»i* beat of arcnmmoditinn# »t Enoch
A'otdsl, 395Stalest.-Chargee reasonable*
l> bVA-S tuN tuli.
a mao and «Uo ;in A prirata family. Address
Srauatoo.
WASTED TOKEHT.
iirANTED-uortL-l WANT TO RENT Or
.Uy oqt the twit* At haul In ra» turiria
am I.i or :-:iiiuitupu c*a addrcM.for t'T
tfjjfs, L 13 I*, i'lVLUfVft,
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the INSURANCE crisis,
J 1bo alest acct >cnts of the insurance losses id
100 cro of Chicago make the following exhibit.
,ch we hare compiled for the benoSt ofthoso
interested:
KKTr YORK r, TT AND STATE.
\S£ pan n A
‘JSIS«.V; 1 §403.571 S 500.000
gsg is
fjf®
ifiyi 4Go.°°o 200,000
1 201,851 201.000
r:«.™ 684.000 25.000
249.372 50.000
Corn Exchange 3,000
Columbia w q™
commercial. Albany suspended.
Commercial 306,002 5.000
v 1.000.000-pay in full.
remaps Trust. Brooklyn. 226.269 20.000
I-£® CD S 204,003 GO.OX)
rircmen a 1 und 176,300 100,003
GtreSiulf W* in full 25.000
fiwlt 1. 40,000
571.000 10.000
Vlntf h 10.000
iT«m OVCP 727.000 225000
0 2 c 4.500.000 2.003.000
it £W. 225,212 20,000
Humboldt 20.000
Kings County _ 30.C00
Howard 783.856 275.003
International. 1.319,151 450.000
ioporters ami Traders’
Jefferson- 411.155 47.503
Lenox 240.000 30.000
Lafayette 229,751 8,000
J-onilard 1.715.910 1,000,000
Lamar.... 551.400 200,000
Market [suspended] 704,681 450.000
Mercantile Fie? 273,403 100.000
Manhattan 1.407.75S 1,250,000
Merchants’ 442.6W 15.030
Niagara 230.000
New Amsterdam 432,000 40.003
New \ork 392,278 15,003
North American Fire 770.304 250.000
Pi,ocaix, Brooklyn 1.888,900 300,000
Pacific.... 443,557 12.000
Kesolnte 252.452 75,000
Republic 631,000 200.000
Kchel 40,000
.Sterling 247.627 7.50U
security J.93G.657 2,000,000
Tradesman’* 425.151 25.000
I nderwriters’ Agency 3.706,220 900,000
WilliamsburgU City 639,692 55.00U
Washington 774.411 499,000
1 enters and N. V. Fire-.... 863,933 300,000
CONNECTICUT COMPANIES.
Hartford 2.700.00U 1,200,000
onneclicut suspended.
iV.oemx. of Hartford 1,200,009 63.000
-btnn, of Hartford 6.047,378 2,500.000
Merchants’, of Hartlord suspended*
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANIES.
trar.klin 503.000
Alps, Eric 12.000
Boatmen’s. Pittsbnrgh 18.000
Eureka, Pittsburgh 18,000
Artesian 17,500
Allcmauia 15.500
AI« nontahela 12.000
Pittsburgh 10 000
Upim.. 5,000
vstrr 5.000
Federal 7.500
Allcgha- y 2.500
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ 6,000
Enterprise, Philadelphia 125,000
insurance Company of North America... 690.C03
ST. LOUIS COMPANIES.
American Central
Anchor
Globe Mutual.
Boatmen’s
BOSTON COMPANIES.
UVOiUtl VUAfAiI lU*
Tremont 70,030
Hide and Leather...- 700.000
Independent Suspended
Lawrence 12,000
Manufacturers’ 350,000
Merchants’ 10,000
National 475.000
Peoples’ Worcester 900,000 303,000
New England Mutual Marine 700,000
MISCELLANEOUS.
Andes, Cincinnati
AUemania. Cleveland,
German. Buffalo
Liverpool and London nud Globe, Eng. 2.000.0U0
Karragansett, Providence 38,000
North British and Mercantile, England 1,000,000
Wheeling, West Virginia, pays in fall. San,
of Cleveland, in foil. Pacific, Peoples’.
Firemen’s, and Union Insurance Companies, of
San Francisco, premise to pay in full. B'Jumore
companies announce they will pay in lull.
nnODE ISLAND COMPANIES.
Naracansctte...... 5852,000 S 38,000
American 900,000
Roger Williams
Providence, Washington.
292.000
552.m.» 675.000
Hope
Atlantic....
.Merchants.
co 5|3000
Anericon, New Jersey 300,000 10,000
Notional, Hangar, lie 350,000 17,000
Imperial, English,™ good 200,000
BUFFALO COMPANIES.
Western
Buffalo Fire and .Marine
Buffalo City
354,000 500,000
REGISTRATION
List of Places and Names of Inspectors.
The attention of rotors Is called to the fact
that the Inspectors of Election meet to-day at
tno appointed voting places in tho several wards,
to revise ard correct the list of voters. The fol
lowing is a list of judges and of registering
places:
ncsT wxan.
First Precinct. C. B. St-rey, W. G. Ogle, Ed
ward Casey. Polls at 93 Fifth avenne.
Second Precinct. H. S. Albin, John D. Wha
ley. D. W. Uigbee. Polls at No. 4? Wabash av
enue.
Third PreWnct. D. 11. Hammer, C. B. Dog
cett. Geo. V. Byrd. Polls at No. 99 Madison
street.
Fourth Prorincl. Geo. W. Knox. Sara Daven
port, Chas. Heaney. Polls at No. 129 Fifth are
uue.
SECOND WARD.
Nelson Tuttle. X. h. Oti», HI-
Second n.
Lnflin, oco. Todd. Polls at Ko. 252 State
street.
Third Precinct, Joseph Kohl, G. J. Snttcr,
William Baragwanath. Polls at No. 159 Van
Boren str-cl.
Fourth Precinct. Hugh Reed, C. C. Otto. An
ten Berg. Polls at No. 208 Fifth avenue.
_ THIRD WARD.
tirst Precinct. Joseph Pollock. F. T. Smith.
V• L. Cbnrehiil. Polls corner of Peck coart
and Slate street.
Second Precinct. Julius Rodberlus. R. M.
Uancock, Ircd Zernitz. Polls at No. 470 CTark
Street.
Third Precinct. William Kinyon, Ferdinand
Lauebhn, Geo. L. Curtis. Polls at No- 670 Stale
street.
First Precinct, J. W. McGinnis. S. D. Phelp«
D. J- Wrenn. Polls at No. 703 Stale street.
FOCRTH WARD.
First Precinct, William Wheeler, Jacob Rich
mond. Mark Kimball. Polls at No. 762 Michi
gan avenue.
Second Precinct. A.C. Calkins. J.T. Allen. F
W. Tourtclloitc. Polls at No. W Twenty-second
street.
Third Precinct, J. B. Darling, Joseph Samp,
son. R. A. B. Mills. Polls at No. 1103 Stati
street.
Fourth Precinct. Goo. W. Stdwell. M B
Clancy, 11. Stone. Polls at No. BS3 State street
virrn ward.
First Precinct. H. S. Wheeler, C. R. Vender
cook. Robert Whalen. Poll*northwest corner ol
Twenty-ninth and State streets.
Second Precinct- J 11 Hail. Che. Seaton
Alex. W ini-berg. Polls nt southwest corner o
Cottage Grove avenue and Twenty-ninth street
T-ird Prceinr-L William E. Richardson
Alex. Cook. J. W. Horton. Polls sootbeasteor
net of Douglas place and Cottage Grovt
avenue.
Fourth Precinct. William Banlell, Conrad
Devitt, James Inglcdew. Polls at northwest
comer of Douglas place and State street.
sirrn wabd.
First Precinct. Michael Scbmili, Adam John
Timothy Gilfoil. PJIs at No. 76 Archer avenao’.
Second Precinct. J-bn M. Mathy, John
Kramer, Geo. Reilly. Polls at No. 2UU Went
worth avenuo.
Third Precinct. Chris. Ganderjohn, Williac
bannders, J, B. Stephens. Polls at No. 21 Han
over street.
Fourth Precinct. William Mueller, C. Hann
Timothy Lynch. Polls at Healy Hall. Archer av'
Fifth Precinct. -Tames Clary. Mathew Haines
William Dewid. Polls at SSI Archer avenue.
SEVENTH WABD.
First Precinct. Adam French. Patrick Laugh
lin, William ii. Conkey. Polls at Bohemian
Hall on Eighteenth street.
Second Precinct. John Kick. Michael Gorman
Fred. Lnddii.g. Polls at No. 772 iialsted street.
Third Precinct. Julius Westpbal.Thos. O’Con
nor, James Brennan.
Fonrth Precinct. Thos. McCann. Richd. Oar
berry,, Henry Enshoff. Polls at northwest coi
ner of Blue Island avenue and Twenty-second
street.
EIGHTH WARD.
First Precinct. N. Lindow. M. J. Brennan. J
Gillespie. Polls at Maxwell street engine house.
Second Precinct. A D. Miller. B. Denver.
£?V- Bausenbach. Polls comer Jefferson and
Wngbt streets.
Third Precinct. Geo. W. Gardner. Nicholas
Ruehl. Jerome McMahon. Poll* comer Union
and Mitchell streets.
Fourth Precinct, John N. Lynch, Philip Maa«
R. Brennan. Polls corner Brown and Maxwell
streets.
Fifth PreeincL John Deriekson, Gen. Martin.
B. C. McDonald. Polls at corner of Throop and
Simpson streets.
JfISTH WABD.
.'l.' ft U ft* AJftft/.
First Princinet. B. Weiehtelbaum. Charles
Ucrberti, M. Fitzgerald. Polls southeast corner
of Harrison and Canal streets.
Second Precinct- William Kaspar, M. D. Prin
utville, William Daniels. Polls southwest cor*
Canal and Forquer streets.
Third Precmct. John Meagher, R- V. Kenne
at southwest comer of
Uarruon and Desplalnes streets.
A.«u ar i h Prec,n ®t- Dimmick Kluetcb. Morgan
c *®pb*n. Polls at northeast
pffth P f vc T V ad ®*S»l*lae* streets.
_,l ii C f rPn"r»n« bn William Bach-
S o ,b t mnn
tint l-rccmct. Joft.ph Shenrin, Hontr Pit-
Brmi. Thomas NoUn Poll, aralbwjten
nrr of Polk »treet and Bloc I>l.nd «Tenn“
biTcntfa I rccinct. J.mtß Stewart, Orden
M bT Bollft at No 1 31 Bloc
_ TENTH WARD.
_ First Precinct- A. G. Lane. U P
RoberlLaw. Polls at casino house near Jack
son and Clinton. «»aca-
Second Prcrtnel. Abner Satlon. Cbarlej W
cornerofilndi.cn and Green? n rthc t
tLJTEXTH WARD.
FintPrccmct, Prank Nook. B P cu,. t>
i -S^^ s &^SSsS^^
nrenne? KoeOT Poll N »Mui«k«
nSl r ,'i r K, CC incL T, I J an7 J°bn GntneaeU.
JlSnej? r Polls con,er of Lake and Dm
mliw'VtE-''- fVilliam Way man. W. H.
Slak'.Mdsi^Sa^ 0 1 "ontbeaet earner
twelfth vied.
Madiron McC a U P
First Prcci^t! ET^lf T A. W Vr^nkn nr 0 tt
French. F.J. Fcrrier.
Second Precinct- Joseph lUmtviim
a d 0 h o^°. h hitbMk P ,la com.r n M^SS
Fourth Precinct. William Neff w
at northwest* corner of
IV catcrh o\ enue and Madison street.
ward.
r.ret Precm«. V. Hobloch. J. Toohey, W.
Carroll i?rl*«ti. nort^ weil corner cf W«J and
8.0-, nd Prealnot. 11. B. Galpio. C. M. Kins.
Cbo.Kallcy. Poll.at German School noiui.
oo Folton, between Enbey and Huyoe etreets.
.ThirdßremncU. St. Claire. A-Hockwell.
T
avcnSc! Llmbin ro »o. 173 Milwaukee!
c.^ n W rM i5 c .tw^ mil "'ilklo. John Baum-
wV«t«* Edward 0 Bnen. Poll# K«. 336 Mil-1
wnnkce avenue.
J u hn lr nin« ei i nct L L. F. Waite,
jjjJJJ Donntbeck Polls BtNo.4lßChu.affo ar-
Qi?u,1 r,b i Prcc ,i^. t John Vnnt Wood. Edward
».telnbachcr. William Corbitt. Polls No. 721
Milwaukee avenue.
*rfMuf rc i c i» c V.- HouryTbieiy. William Xos
crAnni P -Hallman. Polls at corner nt Elston
avenue r.nd Bawson street.
•p. n SIXTEENTH WARD.
First rrrcicct. u. H. Ilnthaw.y, E. O. Ward
slid «reoi‘"‘ r Tnn f illo nd U*l-
Second Frocioct. P L. Hawkinson. W. W»I
--streil JtoM r Foils No. 001 Lnrr.beo
?f 5 5i l ct v n. Stickn.r, J. O. Mol
wcll, P. M. Ryan. Polls No. 715 Wells .trout.
p. D SEVENTEENTH WARD.
J mm,s®»? IDC iV Cbftr,e> Sperry. Henry Berger.
u b a *>lls corner of Larrabco and Boss
streets.
Second Precinct. Andrew Beracbeff. Adam
sirlcf P l S hmilt i oUs at 324 Sedgwick
Pri»m?n P p° l? cl PhMiP Schweinfurlh. Fritz
uv
ells and Schiller streets.
rourth Precinct. Isaac Butishouscr. N. Bssh.
Andrew Milter. Polls No. 157 Clark street.
KICUTKKXTU WARD.
ir n u PfCf, o nc, L J 9«ph Santa, Peter Carpcn
ter. Hsbert Stack. Pull* at N0.23« Cnieaeo av.
Ph S sr°w pf inct n A. H. Robinson. John Odn.
P ThRi-p DB d 't- Foils at 07 Chicaso aveane.
Tltlrd Proetncl. James C. Grant. Thos. Can
v •25, e F 0 1 103 Ckicatto avenue.
Fourth I rcclncL. Geo. Parker, Peter Fleming.
Charles btronberg. Polls nt No. 124 Msrkct st.
_ kinetsekxth ward.
First Precinct John 11. Mulke, John Thiolen.
Chai. Banka. Polls at No. 269 Rush street.
Second Precinct. John A. Folk. Lorenz
ilaHerp. J T. Gebbios. Polls at Turner Hall.
Third Precinct. John A. Nelson. Owen
Dougherty. John Murphy. Polls at northeast
corner of Chicago avenue and Wells street.
twentieth want).
n r.iiiiLiu. n Ann.
First Precinct. J. J. Ucaly. Henry Loneport
ncr, L-Kennedy. Polls at North Market.
Second Precinct. W. K. Sullivan. Theodoro
Asmuse, W. B. Long. Polls at southwest corner
of Clark and Ontario.
Third Precinct. Fred. Basse, Adolph Miller,
Fred. Hcinse. Polls at northwest corner ol Hu
ron and Wells.
Fourth Precinct. Alexander White. Bruno
Kuauer, B. C. Uammill. Polls at southeast cor
ner of Chicago avenue and Rush streets.
Fifth Precinct. Adam Brauor. B. M. Collonder,
Sheldon Graves. Polls at northeast corner of
tier and Bosh streets.
the ci tv ix siticr
A Correction,
There was published in Saturday’* Tribune a
letter reflecting upon the conduct of the Pitts
burgh Sc Fort Wayno Railroad Company in re
fusing, to honor the passes given by the Belief
Committees. It is tho barest justice to that road,
which has done all that is la its power for the
homeless and helplcs*, to stnto that the crowd
ol persons seeking to get Ease over this road
was so great that, for a few days, they were
compelled to discriminate and to send forward
only the women and children and those who
were nnabjc to take care of themselves, refus
ing tor the moment to transport people who were
tblo-bodied and were in no special baste.
Their trains have been crowded to excess, and
they have not had room for paying passengers.
They deserve the praise of all, and the person
who wrote the letter of complaint would not
have done so bad bo understood tho special cir
cumstances of the case.
Another Victim.
27.000
25.000
25.000
29.000
The fate of Mrs. Frodsb&m, wife ol the well
known art connoisseur, and a sister, we believe,
to Mr. Seguln, the operatic artist, was a sad one.
The family lived in the North Division. Oa the
night of the fire Mr. Frodsbam was away. His
wife, who bad been an invalid for a long time,
was quite ill on that evening, and was moved to
tbe German Luhtcran Church on Sedgwick street,
where, in addition to her sickness, she became
partially insane. Mr. Frodsham spent two days
and nights trying to find her and was at last suc
cessful. She wts then removed to the residence
of William C. Dow. Esq., in the West Division,
whore she died on Sunday.
Kooley’s Loss.
250.000
25,000
5.000
11. M. Uooloy, the owner of the late Clark
Street Opera House, meets with a total loss. He
bad just retired from business and was about to
go East to live, bavioc rented bis Opera House
;or fire year» at 821,000 per year. He has noth*
icg leit now but the ground, for which bo has
already bad liberal offers. Ho has declined
them, however, preferring to bold on nod build
again.
Miscellaneous.
Mr. Drake, of the lateTrcmont, received yes
terday from tbo AJtna Company, of Hartford.
Conn. 57.500. being 100 cents on each dollar of
his insurance in that company on the Drake
Block on Wabash avenue. Ho has already
awarded the contract for the iron work, and the
architect was at work on tbo plana for another
block on the old site, which will bo more sub
stantial than the former one, even if al Utle less
ornamental.
550,000
400.00(1
13,C00
—The State Register, of Springfield 111., offers
to publish gratuitously for one month a ten
line card for any business men who were burned
oat by the late fire. The commercial editor of
Tub Tribune is designated to receive applica
tion* from such parlies, and forward them.
—Boston sent a cor load of shawls and
blankets on Thursday creniog; clothing yester
day, and currency by express. A special agent
will arrive here on Saturday to see to the prop
eruse of the same.
—W. 11. Abbott arrived hero yesterday with
two car loads of provisions, and $30,000 in
cash, contributed by the little city of Titusville,
Va. Verily *'#A« oath done what she could."
A man was found In the street yesterday
endeavoring to sell a railroad pass which had
been given him by the municipal authorities
Several other cases of tho kind are reported to
have occurred.
About 300,000 pounds of wool was burned np
In the fire being nearly the entire stock in the
city.
The safes of A. E. Kent Co.'s buildings on
MonrooSatreet contained two or three dozen
boxes of matches, all of which were brought out
in good order.
—A gentleman from Worcester, named Mar
a Di-
get bis trank oat of tho house, and "employed an
expressman to romoro It to a place of safety for
most exorbitant price. Alter going a short
distance tho expressman stopped, refused to go
any further, and was about to damp the trank
into tbo street, when Mr. Marble presented a
revolver at his bead, and by tbo aid of this
pewpsder compelled him to carry tbo trunk
and himself clear to Harlem.
—Three dead bodies were found in a prirr
vault on Bremer street. Saturday.
—One of the victims of Pietro, tbo Italian
murderer, died yesterday, on Vanßurcn street,
near iialsted.
i B *U cUim ‘bat tbor
nave made.tho first shipment of carreney We t.
i, r JW.» Bince the fire, having aeot several hun
dred dollars yesterday.
—Tho firm of Downer, Bemis Co., putan en
gine to work at their brewery on the Lake
S?uV**.k ear I wc °ty-thlrd street, which has
filled the mains in that part of the city with
water. They also'filled with Valor all he bar-
Wat« iD ih carly of lb®
£am vaia iDoi cn
sys M oS di o p°. n ni n r c t
pany at the ruins,'yc.terdv. Jtls>! all *SS£
records and papers of the company the whoin
being tbo contents of two safes. The securities
ol the company, however, are saved. cnnUM
PROCLAMATIONS AND ORDERS.
»f the mator.
Mayor s Office, Chicago. Oat. 16.1571
*b. I.« tb. tho dan, or from Or.
*•-L Cl if l Iceacncd. o 1 account of the recent
01 <bot>imp«riunc» of Ji-io,
n* many as possible, and of tbo
'f to J m ?nu(actnred lumber and
ot tbo expecta
watorbwlrk.a|tnr j' 1 bo «PPHod by tho city
w °ncs ina day or two, all planloß milii
th© e?tt°2ftr Ctonei lhat do not Ul water from
the city mams, are permuted to resume their
business. At tbo same time. 1 weald
upon all people the necessity of the ’greatest
caro and caution about Are. greatest
B. MASON, Mayor.
tor board or health.
order**" 1 ofHealtllhM issued the following
°!l pr pcrtjr in Jbo burnt district must
see that the drains ara cleaned, and the catch
basms covered, so as to prevent drains li5S
b Hi D s»M°£. Ked J' n l? 8, i tia -Precaution is taken!
the cellars will filled with water, and much
drains! 0 IDCurrod 10 obstructions from
innp*lynf C «;o tS r m lStn!ll b U,ed ttntU ,be
new tors pathological socigrr
“^•»f'b. Board ofH.iuh" af ,t*comtr o,
Ann and ashington streets:
Jiesofmf, That tbo following communication
be sent to the physicians of the city of Chicago?
oTchicco™ tf C Medica mffion in the city
Believing tliat, in consequence of the recent i
calamatous fire, many of you have suffered Jeri
ous pecuniary losses, and tearing that some mSv
be in actual want, we desire to be informed SS.
aid we can render yon. Wo would be g“ dto in‘
angurate measures for the establishment of
relief fund, and to appeal to the medical Vrofea-
S?2.*h.» 1 M 7^ A tn rooghout tbo coafS?n
LnduMtift?. 11 Ci c coafirm Pmpri.l?
I l perhaps, niedless to say that, while wa
would not stay the hand of charity extended to
the suffering people of Chicago, without refer
ence to class, this suggestion of relief is not in
tended for any except those whom wo recognise
as honorable and legitimate members ol our pro
re ion r. A- L. Looms. M. D., President.
George F. Shbcdet. M. D.. Secretary
BTDEPARK.
At tbo meeting of the Board of Trosleei on
Saturday, it was resolved to uk the L-gislaturo
for authority to borrow a sum not more than
free per e«nt. of the assessed valuation, to moot
tQo emergencies caused by the great fire
j t n I fltla i’ no»»o valuable because of
the destruction of the county records, was or
nVM dt n£l keptl l b« Iwre safe in the Town
Hall. Ofthe twelve ordinances passed at the
ast meeting, the Commissioners were ordered to
iroeeod with tbo following assessment rolls
:orgrading Scventy-fonrlb. Seventy-fifth and
Jefferson streets, her sidewalks on Hyde Park
avenao. hifty-fffth street. Forty-first street,
Michigan avenue, Cottage Grove avoouo and In
diana avenue.
THE COOPERS.
-i. eell «f cooper* vu held, yesterday
*Uteroooa. at h°. 6jO Canal etreet, lor the pur
pose of tnaklpg good to coopers the losses of
tools locnrred by then in the fire. A committee
Si®!* w appointed to find out the low. and
report to tbo body at an early date. Tbo com-
Si 11,, n c m P° B of h# following gentle
u*enue?»o'T»^ yAn 133 Milwaukee arenno;
iU Mollt. Brown’*abop; George Wagner. Ho.
123 Catharine street; Fred. Wilson, No. 123
North Peonnstreet.
TIIE COURTS.
The several courts of the County hare taken
possession, by the permission of the city, of the
High School building, and the process of dis
tributing rooms .is progressing. New basinesa
will commence with some degree of regularity
to-day. it being understood that the Judges will
attend at 10 a. m.. and at 2 p. m. each day. to
grant remedial orders only.
circuit court.
The October term ol the Circuit Court com
mences by law, and, in laet, yesterday Chief
Justice Williams opened court and announced
that the court would be in daily session. The
Superior Court will reconvene when the lapsed
term shall hare expired, to wit, on the first
Monday of November.
Bia ixsßTiso—rns library.
Amsetingof members of the bar was held
yesterday afternoon in the newly selected Sup
erior Courtroom, at which Judge Porter, of toe
Superior SCourt. presided. The object of the
meeting as stated by Judge Gary, was to devise
legislation necessary to the relief of city and
of Cook County.
As a result of the meeting it was resolved
that toe Judgesof thoconrts of record in Cook
County be requested to take fsueh measures as
they may deem best to secure the temporary use
of the Supreme Court Library at Ottawa.
Law I&'STITCTE.
When the general bar meeting was adjourned
I pu.attemptjras.made to bold a_meeting fof the
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Hart, Asian Co.,
Bag Manufactory,
AT
Nos. 5 T West Madliou»sl.,
Are receiving goods. and ready for bo»lneM.
R-ailway Supplies.
OEEEAE, ADAMS 00.,
have removed
THEIR OFFICE
To 64 South Jefferson-st.
ATTENTION DEUGSISTSI
H. P. SWIFT BHO.,
120 WOODWAnD AT
DETROIT. UICQ..
Drish« 'tS r ,i:;f isl d i ““'i™ in on..
ant Medicines. Spouses, Cneralcala.
Jrt.s;“ioSS's;hr;iS: <umi
Send for Quotations before purchasing elsewhere.
n. r. SWIFT A PBO.
H. P. Merrill Co.
Date opened their office at Ko. 407 West Madisoo-sl.
where they will be pleased to sco their friends and
patrons and receive their orders, as usual, for Crock.
«ry GlMiware. Ac. Wo shall soon be to receipt of a
full stock of Qaeonswaro from Anthony Shaw, Pow
ell Bishop, and others, and shall be prepared to
•ell on as favorable terras as heretofore. We hope
that those Indebted to ntwill promptly respond in
this our boor of nwd.
Stettauers Wineman
Respectfully announce the commencement of a tern,
porary building on the northeast corner of Mlchi
gau-av. and Monroe-sC, which will be completed In
abont two weeks, when we shall be prepared to is
ceireourenstome.-a and to (HI all orders with oar
usual stock. In iho present emergency we shal
most gratefully appreciate remittances from those
ndebtod to ns, either in Hew York exchange or enr
rency, by mall or express. All comraanlcatlons
should be addressed to oor present office.
491 MICHIGAN. A V
While Our Entire Stock of Goods
Ob River-st. wss destroyed by tbe late fire,
warehouse (for stoneware; was not burned. We
baTesecureifaepacious store and warehouse at 53i
South Canal-st., near Twelfth-st.. where we have a
full supply of stoneware, and In a few days will
have a full supply of crockery, glassware, Ac., at
wholesale, as heretofore, where wo invite onr numer
ous patrous and friends to-call.
JOHNSON A ADUEY.
Chicago, Oct. if, 1871.
Notice.
SWABTOUCT, KENT A CO., JOBBERS OP
CLOTHING, SYRACUSE, N. Y.,
Are prepared to till all orders for Clothing at their
Syracuse, N. Y., bouse. Their agents will visit the
Western trade at once with eamplee.
Gilbert Sampson
trill resume business opposite
NO. 820 MICHIGAN-AY.
Office for the present at
928 SUCHIGAX-AT.
W. M. Collins,
f .1!, 9 D a u rb °rn-*t, will open on the alto of his old
stand, with a nice Block of his old brands of wines.
W?!*’ ußm!* d rofrpflbmenta,onMonday,Octo
bcrlS. Will be pleased to eee his old mends.
Wm. D. Kerfoot’s
REAIj estate agency
Is at the old place,
89 BAST WASDIKGTON-ST.
Ilonses for sale mnd not la all part* of the city.
City ami Connty Surveyor, Notary Public. Revenue
Stamp#, and fall line of maps at my oOcs.
Information regarding property in the bornt die
trlct cheerfully given by Utter or la parson.
Only Wholesale Boot and Shoe
HOUSE NOT BURNED OUT AT LATE FiRE,
G. S. RICUABDSON A CO., manufacturers and
Jobbers of boots and shoes, M West Randolph-st.
h.TUHII a I.rj. «tock. which Ihejr vff.r ,t th« old
Price#.
Wahl Brothers
Are happy to inform their friend# that although
their office and store were destroyed, their
works are Intact, and that they still have a complete
stock of GLUE and NEATSFOOT OIL, and are pre
pared to fill all orders as mail. Office sod address
at present at their Glue Works.
rntLrs, OOoge& palmer.
Manufacturers and jobbers of
Boots and Shoes,
Wni conUmm bnjlncu .lore on Mlchlgan-a-., op
postte Michigan Avenue Hotel.
Ordcra «nt ions will bellied on or «bont the
*9th!nst.
EL R. Bowen Son,
and none# Agents. will be foond at
15 Ceoire-av., near MadUon-at. Want all owners
who will rent cheap to give description at once. We
bar© hgn deeds of applicants for cheap dwellings.
John Rockwell,
Agent for Loans on Improved farms In Illinois,
230 West Randolph-st.
Mnun, Norton scott,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
152 West Waahlogton-at,
Gould, Briggs Co.,
Will open, in a few days, at
41 AMD 43 SOUTH CANAL-BT.
_ Office at present at 444 West Washlogton-st.
Money.
J.C. BARTLETT. PAWNBROKER.
32 West Lske-st., near Canal.
Cash paid for old Cold. Silver Watenat
Dry Goods, and all klnd;ol m/r c h. P di.V JeWe,rT
lAtnbee 4 North,
HARDWARE.
Removed to 45 Wcat Lska-tL.
*y.i havo onr asoal assortment la a few dan w«
■nlicli order, for .■mhlng 1„ onrUntoV*£l.
Geo. W. Smith,
law office,
475 Waboab-av.
Farrington, Brewster «fc Co.
v •bail ©pan on Mleblgan-av., near Hubbard
-10 ,hlp Bood ,ro our temporary
It b indUn"". f-‘b- pm-ntU
FARRINGTON. BREWSTER A CO.
Ortmayer, Lewis it Co.,
WHOLESALE SADDLERY.
afewdaya? 9 Weßt R ndolph anl ««»m* butloeaain
Chit. Wlppo,
FURNITURE,
•9 West Madison-st.
Parlor, Chambtr and Offlw Famitare.
Dr. F. C. Hotx,
OCULIST
To the Connty Hospital.
southwest cornsr of
Clinton, otoll a. a., and sto7p. m.
Ho,plul (Arnold-St., near High
tesotb), a to 3 p. a.
Trego and Kellogg,
COMMISSION.MEBCHANTS,
63 BOOTH CANAL STREOT.
We shall be ready to handle consignments as for-
merly as soon as railroads are ready to deliver
them.
Armstrong Co.,
WHOLESALE PAINTS AND OILS,
can bo fonnd tatnporatUjr at BS4 State-at. We an
prepared now to flu orders to city trade for an.
r OUA and -rill oil «mntrrSd£J
in ten days. Those owing ns will confer a rtS
!>"wTo T rk' K taC ot d'iK
Cook MoUin,
DYERS.
Removed to 3a State-.!. neir n.rrl.o.
Smith and Ounoan,
Wholesale Dealers in
SADDLEET, HAHDWABE, AND LEATHER
have reopened at
83 West Randolphs.
P. B. Weare and Co. and 8. B.
Chase and Co.
S” tli c SI?. r rsi om J or books and paper.
No.. 35 and 37 NonhOlteSf^wJn 4
BUbee dc Harsh,
*f.T’ T* 11 ad Ji ,t «bd .tteild to
Uomu®* at tl irnew mce Wo. KH West Mad-
Harden, Catkin Co„
CONTRACTORS,
snaerly i South Clark-st. are prepared to do dredc
ifwJS 6 building at old price*. Address
Biters ana orders to
J. T. HAYDEN, M 3 Wabasb-ar.
E. B. Myers,
LAW DOOK-3ELLBB,
US3 Wabash-av.
A full stock oflaw books la transit. Custataers
are requested to seed In orders at eoee.
Chicago Oakum Works,
•RS^PiL^f^ouieJP.Squth-Mavket.it., corner of
insurance.
We taka pleasure in publishing the
following letters from the President and
General Agents of the
f.hanklin
Of Philadelphia.
PrncK or tbk Fdanklin Fran Insurance C 0.,»
Philadelphia. Oct. 12. 1871.
MESSRS. DA VISA RE QUA, Agents, Chicago:
IwUh, anon behalf oT the Directors and fellow*
officers to tender oar full sympathy for your city in
its awful calamity and desolatioo. To the assured
in the Franklin, upon a satisfactory proof of loss
ovary claim will be paid with promptness. The com*
paay will meet all her obligations to the citltena of
Chicago In thU, their sore affliction, with integrity
and honor. Yours respectfully.
ALFRED O. BAKER. President.'
Omen or the ('sanklin Insurance')
Compart or Philadelphia,
PITTSBUttCn, Oct. 9, 1671.1
To DAVIS* BE QUA:
Curruats: The groat lire at Chicago will no
donbt wipe out many of tbe companies doles boil*
net* la tbs West* We bare sons over tbe business of
tbe Franklia la Chicago and take great pleasure lo
Informing joo that if she bad loiterer? policy there
the payment lo foil would not absorb 20 per cent o f
her surplni. The Franklin, therefore, yet bolds her
high place among the General Agency Companies of
the conutry as the one haring the greatest surplus
above capital. Very respectfully,
COFFIN KELLOGG, General Agents.
We are assured by the General Agents of the Com
pany that at the time of tbe fire she bad cash assets
of over 53.225.000 and that after paying all her losses
she will still Inre over 12,725,000. That tbe capital
of the Company Is St oo.ool, has a surplus oror capital
of over $2,225,000. She will Immediately pay her
losses, without erea disturbing her permanent In
vestments.
Darla A BeQna aro the local agents and are cover*
log risks at their office, MU Mlcblgao-av. and 15 and
37 South Cana!*st.
We are happy to publish the fallowing despatch
fton the President of tbe American Central lusnr*
ance Company of tit. Louis:
To DAVIS A BE QUA. AganU:
Wa are prepared to pay all losses and not claim the
sixty days'.credit In our policies.!
GEOIU3E P. PLANT, President.
Osorga P. Plant la the great flour man of St. Louis.
Allot our citizens an well acquainted with him.
The company will lobj about 555.000. which they
wilt pay immediately, and leave their assets at about
8327,000 Intact. Davis A BeQna are their agents,
and are covering rlaks at tbeir offices, 506 Michigan*
av. and 35 and 37 Booth Canal-st.
Tho Imperial Insurance Company of London, Eng
land, Will have |U headquarters and cover rlaka at
their office, AOS Mlcblgan-av.
The above are prepared to pay tbeir loaws immedi
ately upon tbe adjustment or their clalma.
NORTH AMERICAN
JnSURANCE JHoMP'Y.,
Of New York.
We are authorized by advices from tbe company to
state that they are prepared to PAY ALL THEIR
LOSSES, and to continue business as heretofore.
ALL CLAIMS UNDER THE LATE FIRE
Mint be Presented at oor Office, No. lO
£ldridge*conrt.
Parties dealrlnglnsnrance In the OLD IRUN CLAD
NORTH AMERICAN, apply to
QEO. C. CLARKE CO., Agent.
10 Eldridge-oonx
■cntsrionsr
INSURANCE COMPANY,
San Francisco.
The subjoined despatch explains Inself:
114 Broadway, New York.
Thonat S, Chard, Special Agent:
UNION beard from. They say all right. Will meet
every dollar of their liability. Impairment of capi
tal will be made more than good. Will be la Chicago
on Monday to adjnst.
Excels. Bowers A Borcnvos',
Managers.,
Policies In this favorite company'may lo had of tho
Chicago Agent.
THOMAS GOODMAN.
33 Sooth Greon-st.
NORTH AMERICAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
17 and 19 Warren-st,
tfompfcny I *t^;hic«o' orlI Amer^C aO L lfc
of the Bo#rd oT Directors, held at the
{jgwpjay on the 10th of October. It was
n e d ri w. iliVJ r U company extend to it* Policy.
“jilj 1 t ff fl i s e l f r >n th Are In Chicago, a
t i ]o amount of the preml
bee.°®B during tbe next year, for
elos?a r /oreo ofM,,,tlnS tbem la bBf P in g their l'oll-
That this Company appropriate the snm
«UiI B infi? Q,aod f f r lhfl sufferer* by tbe late
SaimMiflf' d mt 4bo Finance Committee be
M ln diitrlbnilon of this appro
priation as may they tee fit. U. C. MORGAN, s/c y.
Chicago Office Removed to 50 Wabash-av.
IMPERIAL INS. CO-,
OP LONDON. 9
[Established 1603.]
CA9D CAITTAL A ACCDMDLiTIOIVS
83,000,000.00 OVLP.
Tbelonea of this Company in Chicago are 5134,3 m
n h e ti«i h r e pr 2 par i t0 l once, withent de-
the sixty dare* lotereat.
4T I n C claims against the Imperial
are relocated to present the same to
JOSEPH B. ST, JOBS, Aast. Manager,
501 Michlgan-ar.
E. W. CROWELL.
RESIDENT MANAGER.
Notice to Policy Holders;
Parties ontalde of tbs burnt district, to whom we
have made loans and whose policies ive hold as col.
lateral, are requested to call open ns immediately.
This Is of the almost Importance, as s large number
of the policies are no longer good and should be
placed in undoubted companies at once.
Parlies In the burnt district should also call and
have proof of loat made, that the money be collected
as soon as possible. BAIRD A BRADLEY,
M South Canal.at.
Charter Oak Life Iniurance Company,
W. 11. WELLS.
Agent, 463 Weet Washington**!.
Mutual Life Insurance Company,
OF CHICAGO.
orncx:
23! WEST Af ADIBON-ST.
E PAUL, President,
SrtWABT Manas. Secretary.
utual Life Insurance Company
OP NEW YORK.
Office IS3 West Washlngton-st., Monday, October 16.
O. CRONKHITE. Agent.
JEtua Life luaarance Company,
Or HARTFORD.
Ve will l* on hand lo transact bminnn, at usual,
on Monday. October 16, at Boom 20, No. 161 WVit
Madlson-sl. Par book*, ripen, etc., are all eared
Q\ I ATT, SODTIfwRLU A CU.. Managers.
Insurance Losses.
M. A. BORKE A SON, ATTOBNETS,
are prepared to mature papers lo all cases of claim
for Insurance and all other l.gal bnainess. Office!
and 2, No. IM Sooth Halsied-st.. late 17 Sooth Clark*
TSE
MUTUAL SEJCTTRm
Insurance Company.
TO OUR CREDITORS.
We bare saved all onr books, papers, etc., and will
consequently be able lo show, with exactness, the
amount of liability to every creditor. We will, as
soon as possible, prepare complete schedules em
bracing the names of all claimants, and the amounts
doe them respectively. Our creditors will then be
notified In time to eoeble them to bold a meeting, or
Uke each other steps tor their protection as they may
desire. We crave the generous Indulgence of all un
til such statements can be prepared.
TO OpE PATRONS,
who hold PoUciee on property not affected by the
great fire, we would say onr Pollc.ee no longer afford
a sufficient protection agslnst loss. Any information
concerning the condition of companies, or assistance
In procuring new insurance, will be cheerfnlly ren
dered by the officers of the Company.
PROOFS OF LO9S
will be preparedfer our customers and friends with,
out farther chute then the here expense of employ.
i&B copyUte to perform the labor.
Respectfully,
DAN. M.BOWMAB, Sec y.
Offlct JVd. 30 South .CUnUm-st.
Insure Your Property.
fcS. E.RYAK CO., INSURANCE AGENTS,
ire leaning policies In the
ANDES.
AMAZON.
TRIUMPH,
and
BREWERS’
Insurance Companies at reduced rates. Office 41
South Canal-s t
Insurance Policies
On either Eastern and Chicago companies without
delay or sold fbr cash by
J. U. BISSCLL, Attorney,
M West Rendolph-st.
Claims fbr Insurance.
Parties wishing proofs of lose ptrpared with acca*
aey and despatch will please call on the undersigned
UTOSouth Canal-st seee .d floor, or leave word at
No. 3 Park Bov.
FRANK P. FISHER.
Reliable Insurance on Good Dwellings
Can be obtained In the old Manufacturer’s losur
imce Co., of Boston, from GEO. C. CLARKE A
CO,, Insurance Agents, Ko. 10 Kldridge court.
Insurance.
All my customers, and others desiring Inear
ao«, °n any property they may have left, can get
policies at reasonable but paying rates, in the
Underwriters' Age ncy of N. Y. by applying to me
at office of OGDEN. SHELDON A SCtJDDER 63
Sonth Canal-st. W. OLCOTT.
Williamsburgh CHy Fire Ins. Co,
OFFICE, I6S BROADWAY.
Naw Yoaa, Oct. 11, ls7l.
At a meeting of the Committee on Claims an
Losses, convened by the President, a resolution w*is
peesed uaanltnonily authorising him to telegraph to
Chicago that all loam sustained by this Company, as
BUSINESS CARDS.
Established la 1663, and not burned out.
Lusk Blatherwick,
General Commission Merchants, Ho. 56 West Lake*
st., Chicago- We bare the best store a d location
lu what is left of the citj, soil only for cash, and
can guarantee new shippers of produce quick sales
and prompt returns. Correspondence Invited, and
circulara. tags, and stencils sent on application.
Henry W. King Co.
Will have their office at 24 Market-st. until further
notice. Baring been so fortunate as to tare a por
tion of our stock from the fire, we shall open for
business again within a few days on Michigan-are.
We desire our customers to aid ns at once by re
mittances in currency sent by express, or draft on
New York.
Blanchard Brothers,
Real Estate and Loan Broken. 807 State-st.
Rooms. stores, and offices wanted, to sell, and to
rent. Eastern capital to loan for improvement In
the burnt district.
S. W. Gas and Water Pipe Co.
D. A. TITCOMB A CO.
Can be found at J. C. Woollcj’e, 6*6 Wabaah-aTj
W. L. B. Jenney,
ARCHITECT, NO. 18 PECK COURT.
Goodspeed’a
Empire Book, Map, and Cbromo Boom restored
and In running oraer. Agents wanted for the beat
on ascription books, maps, and pictures In America,
and “Goodspced's Golden Pens. 1 T. W. GOOD*
SPEED, Pobllsher. West Madlson-st, Chicago.
Baird Bradley,
Loan and Real Estate Agents, CS South Canal-st.
Books, papers, etc., unharmed.
J. M. Hayes,
or Hayes, Gibbons A Co., is not among the lost as
reported, but la in New Tork baying an entire now
stock of millinery and straw goods. They con*
Unne the Wholesale Millinery at 43* Statc-st.
Runyan, Avery, Loomis Comstock,
Attorneys at Law, No. 141 West Washington-st.
corner Union.
Eldridge Tourtellotte
located their law office for the present at 118
West Madison-fit. and also at the Avenue House,
comer of Wabaah-av. and Twenty-second-st.
Bp.ueri; Loebnltz,
_ ARCHITECTS,
*t Hoeney A Campbell’s planing mill, comer Canal
*ndTwelflh*sts. They will open office In a few
weeks on Randolph-fit., adjoining Thomas B. Bry
an Fidelity-Safe Depository, opposite Court
OFFICE OP
W. L. B. Jenney, Architect,
la at 700 Wabaih«av.
Xlallork At Wheeler,
NO. 3 WEST RANDOLPH-ST.,
will receive in a tew days a new stock of Leather and
Robber Belting. Hose. Packing, etc.
Dr* 11. Woodbury’s.
OFFICE 13 AT NO. 201 WEST WASHINQTON-ST.
C urner ofQreen-t.e
Goudy At Chandler,
LAW OFFICE
391 Wabash-av.
H. L Dahl
Is now in working order, with a full stock, at 2UI
West Madlson-st.
Friends and emtomers please call.
A* Booth’s
OYSTERS.
f O n* ft o| il h ll,c i n r,! packinghense, corner of
KmiH.**. ro4£ L e roM,n ftD(l lodlana-ar,. at
Wore th°*ft C,,8e order wrslo promptly filled as
A. E. Guild, Jr.,
Attorney at Law; Notary Pnbllc.
Proofs of losses prepared and certified to at 333
West Madlaorwt.
John Kraus,
219 Blue Island-av., mannfactnrer of furniture,
wholesale and retail; also office fnrnltnre.
Mead At Higgins,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
>S teh‘:S; d c rn ar
Aikin, Lambert Co.,
Maunfactnrenof
olD PEXS AKD fine jewelry,
1 u AKDI6 T AaD 31
Have located for the winter at
83 WEST WASUINQTON>BT.
v JA** nh If. iT*l e 1 T now lock *>ods from New
filling orders by Tuesday. They
•Sd to2Jhh2?m l,Bf JK ni ,h M t,mP I i
to eee their many friends at their new quarters.
J. T. Jewett,
BOOTS AKD SHOES,
mni State.at.
Moses Gray At Co.
*i tII »Ht« and klcklnc. and ready to recti
Jrt^roM.uVd!’ 0 1 r o!d,na
145 NORTH DESPLAISKS.ST.,
hear Northwestern Depot.
P* R. L. Bardenbergh,
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS,
■tor West Lake-st., Chicago.
A full stock of new goods.
Removal,
nSSJff !j, Vl S slK,^ B,lhll Co- *nd Chu. V, rß ho.
Si'm/gL.. I now ,fii9
Sillier/ Frost Lewis,
LAWYERS.
William Little and Co.,
GENERAL COMMISSION.
Have resumed bnilnen at 234 West Randolph-^.
H. N. Hibbard,
REGISTER IN BANKRUPTCY',
4S HarrUon-st.. near Wabash-ar.
HIBBARD, RICH A NOBLE. Lawyers.
_ <6 Harrlson-st.. and 35 and 37 Caoal-st.
Franklin Denison*
Attorney at Law,
Would Inform bis clients and friends, that he has
reopened hie office at Booms 5 A ft. 304 W.Modfeon-et
Giles, Brother &Co.
wiVh .Tim.** r 1 «.r SUt.
with i Wm w»“»«r «iw
S ?n fi M g,>oj ITi<J 4D(! throa h their New
York and Parisian homes they ean’oflor all »bel
former ladneemeats to purchasers. tb r
J. P. DCOAK,
Delphi, Ind, c. u. hoiks. Chicago.
Dugan, c a s iCo
MEBOUASTS. 30 „d 32 W«,
Chic«go Cutlery Manufacturing Co.
one, .nd r.ctorx, 177 to IS7 M.th,r-.t,
pr?£.'“' orr w eall.rT .t old
M. KCHL. Secretary.
Geo. Sooville,
law orncß,
b’o. 30 CLINTON-ST.
w. T. Reid Co.,
PIANO PORTE MANUFACTURERS,
130 West Madlaoo-et.
Repairing and toning a specialty.
Geo. M. How Co.
SH-S &RS3
5,.5v l u consignments and orders. Th.v
thefr^wM*dlMn*st. Room 7. until
their new office. 43 South Canal-st.. is completed.
Dr. Jullen S. Sherman,
near Harrison. Office hour
James B. Storey Co.,
•i»l»Si nt Clloto l ,t W, H bo f or loan money on
Lizirut Silverman Co;,
b il! their ‘.ok to Ko. SI
Kenly Jenkins,
0“? of r kll a^ ,BdJ .*i 'y? ar *F«PM»d »o fill order* ae
Sa\V^t C4rb B 0U l W Office 3< North
Sweet, Dempiter Co.,
and receiving goods at their nrw
store,» and ft Weal Washington's!. Will bepre*
pared by the 30th lost, to offer to the trades foil as*
sortaent of hats, cape. fare, gloves. mittens, etc.
Heimerdlnger Florshalm,
LEATHER AND FINDINGS,
140 Twsaty-thlrd-st.
Dent Black, Lawyers,
740 WABASH-AT.
Mr. DENT, at his Bouse.
43 SOUTH SHELDON-ST.. after 4 p. m,
Merriam Alexander,
LAWYERS.
Office 1(9 West Washlngton-st., on Monday. 16th
lost.
J.T. Rawlelgh Ce.,
FLOUR*AND FEED.
Comer of Green and West Monroe-sts. Will bo ready
in a few days.
Ulrloh Bond,
Estate Dealers, reopened office at til Wabash*
ev. Will be happy to assist all old friends tnd natrons
JW **T oar pjwer. Uonsea at *£dtPaxk
Oakland, and in city to dispose of.
B. A. ULRICH.
WH. A. BOND 7*
H. \Y. Roger*, Jr., Uro.,
Have their office temporarily at Room No. 4,10 West 1
Randolph**!., upstairs.
Russell’s Mill,
No. S9 FULTON-ST.
Corner of Heeplalnes-st. will run as nsoal on
Monday morning. October 14. !S7I.
Batch, Holbrook At Co.,
HARD WOOD LUMBER.
263 Archcr-av., Chicago. Branch Yard, 499 RJm-it..
Milwaukee.
Wds-B. Thompson,
BEAL ESTATE AGENT.
BUSINESS CARDS.
Chicago
Advertising
SHARP TUAIN
Will be pleased to see their Mends at
ROOM 5, WELCH'S BUILDING, 05 SOUTH
CANAIrST.,
Where they are prepared to Insert advertising in
the leading Newspapers of the country at publish
ers’ lowest rales.
Barnes House,
Corner of Canal and Randolph.
WEST-SIDE.
W. K. SWALLOW,
T. S. FITCH CO.
Gan be Found in Temporary Quarters
Erected at their Old Stand,
163 and 165 Dearbom-st
tenne?, McClellan, tenney,
Attorneys and Counsellors, 45 Hnb
bard-coort, between State and Wa
bash.
D. Kriegh and Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Office for the present at
STAR AND CRESENT MILLS.
at Ranaolph-st. bridge,
West Side.
Office
D. W. A A. KEITH A CO.
733 Micblt
Jacob R. Shipherd Co.
BANKERS,
1M Twenty-sccond-st.,
Chicago
21 Plne-st., New York.
Oar LaSalle-st vault proved perfect, and wo
are transacting business without Interruption at
oor Twenty-second-st. office.
Lovejoy Foster
OPENED AT 809 WEST RANDOLPH-ST.
VIEWS OF THE RUINS, AT TWENTY- FITS
AND FIFTY CENTS EACH,
READY IN A DAY OR TWO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in STEREOSCOPES
AND VIEWS. A stock on hand rcadyforsale.
S. D. Childs, Jr., Co.,
ENGRAVERS AND DIE SINKERS,
Cbmer Klnxle and Kingsbury-eta., adjoining tbe
bridge.
Cavanagh and Bodle,
_ (Idite 287 and 289 North Water-st>
Hasten to inform tbolrfriendaaad the public that
they have removed to
»0 CALUMEP-AV..
And will exeente all orders after tbe 20th fna**"»
Wakeman, Manley and Wakeman,
law office and
NOTARY PUBLIC,
45 SOUTH CANAL-SX.
CHICAGO.
D. J. Schuyler,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office reopened at 113 Cottage Grova-av. for the
present, Special attention given lo insurance claims
and perfecting land titles.
Dr. W. ll* Ryford,
RESIDENCE-113 COTTAGE OROVB-AT.
OFFICE-K5 TWKNTY-SECOSD.aT.
Platt, Thorn Maynard,
Dealers lo
PIO IRON, NAILS. FLOUR, AND GRAIN,
9 and I] North Cmnal-at.
Nails at 94.23 rates.
Fred. L. Fake,
REAL BSTATE OFFICE.
540 31ichigan-av.
Hapgood Co.
Plows and Cultivators.
r ln r? rmln2 oar friesde that
and lire employment to npword of IM men.
Iron Cliffs Co.
Office, 61 South Jeffhrson-st,
JAMES ROOD, Agent.
Mead and Coe,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Removed to 79 West Madison-st., corner of Jeffer
son. Oar books and papers saved, and we are
ready for any business In our lino.
McWilliams and Co.,
PRODUCE COMMISSION,
Have resumed business at 88 West Rsndolplr-st.
Gallup and Peabody
will, for the present, have their
OFFICE
449 W&baah-ftT.
Rochester Machinery Mannftoturing
Co.;
M n *B' ,r ar and 39 South Canal
ew. corner Washing ton, Chicago, 111., mannfkc
tnrera and dealer* to Wood and Iron Working-
Machinery, at old prlcea. Giro oa a call.
c. S. Hutchins A Co.,
Grain and Prodocc Commission Merchant#, bare
resumed business at No. 97 Woet Madl»on-«t., and
are ready to receive ail consignments of grain and
produce the earns as before the fire.
C. H. Hanson.
Stencils, Engraving, and Dle-Slnking, M West
Maalßoo-eL
A.J. Harris, Dentist,
at 400 Wabaah-sT.
C. L. Jeuki,
RfAl E,Uto offlee, no* ,t oonthcut comer of
Clark and Harriaon-ata. Offlcca and atorea tor nmt.
BATES A HODGES,
LAW OFFICE,
113 West 9Xadiion»*t.
OFFICE OF
The Riverside Improvement Com-
pany
I* 700 TVtbuh-er.
OFFICE OP
A. C. O. F. Badger
Is at 700 Wabuh-tT.
M- Graff Co.,
Jobbers of fancy groceries, 133 West MadlsotnL,
Chicago, We hare resumed business, and shall
hare a full stock In a few days.
Ball HUe,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
bare reopened at ST Twenty*seeood*st. Books eared,
and prompt retorns made as heretofore.
Proof* of Loss
»«VfeS»S2l 1 1 0 ,c BßUdi ®*t eonierof Halstrd
«.»5^ Qdo,pb iU mad 001 »tth the utmost de
■patch. John vant woud.
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public.
ENOS W. SMITH,
Attorney at Law.
To Lorqjoy 4* Potter,
309 WEST BANDOLPH-ST.,
Order what yon need. We will stand by yon.
;«b- All. T. ANTHONY. New York.
R. W. Tansill Co.
Take.pl«iare la aunonacJag that tbsy havese
:ared tbs elegant marble building No..Sl7'Btate-st.,
tnd as we are dally In receipt of a choice line of
;cioaes.
will be in complete running order in a very few day*
t »me and see ns. Very truly.
R. W. TANSILL A CO.
M» J. Dunne,
0, ;7 Pnb No- US Wert lu
-7.-irJt. Proofsofl ogees madooot.
l>u'p«e Hammond,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,'
10 w«t •Uin.fcrairlr ut
ChlcajjO*j n i on time-Works,
BUSINESS CARDS.
E. Schneider Co.
STAR CANDLES.
Retail Trade.
Yon can get Star Candles at oor factory, over
Arehcr-ave. bridge, at eighteen cents per ponnd or
sixteen onnees, and we are prepared to fill largo or*
dcratotbe Jobbing trade all over the country at
former prices. __
Agency,
G. H. L. LAFLIN,
WHOLESALE
3P AS»ES R
DEALERS,
£>o North JelTerson-st-,
AND
340 Wabash-ar.,
CHICAGO, ILL.
CHASE, HAHFOED CO.,
Manolkcturera and Refinera 1 Wholesale Agents for
the sale of Standard Illuminating and Lubricating
Oils, White Lead. Varnishes, Glass, Axle Grease,
Pine Tar, etc., 479 Canal-st., near Twelfth-st., Chi*
ESAIAS J. WARREN,
Real Eitate Broker,
Has opened a new office at
4XB Mieliigr a. n- av.
Boslncss con tinned wlthont interruption.
MUNSON CO., Man
ufacturers of LEATHER
BELTING, 14 and 16 W:
Randolph-st.
American Emigrant Company
Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Ocean tickets
to and from Europe. General railway ticket office.
Western office 89 westKtnrle-st.
FREDEBIO NELSON. Agent. Chicago.
CARTER BROS.,
Contractors of Masonry.
Office, 384 W. Adams-st,
The Wheeler Wilson
SEWING MACHINE OFFICE,
At 338 West Madlson-st.
The Mechanics’ Savings Bank.
164 TWKNTT-SECOND-ST,,
CHICAGO.
CAPITAL,
JACOB E. SHIP HERD, President,
CHARLES B. SHEDD, Treasurer.
Escaped without tho slightest injury, and ta
transacting business without Interruption.
Haskins, Martin Wheeler,
OFFICE
No. 685 South Canal-st.
Are prepared, as ninal, to fill all orders for
SALT,
(line, coarse, and dairy),
CEMENT,
and
STUCCO.
Fox and Howard*
CONTRACTORS for Drudging, Dock building
Bridging, 4c.., Office 86 NORTH CLINTON-ST..
at Vulcan Iron Works.
Hutchinson and Luff,
Attorneyi at Law, SBl Wabssh-ar., will give
speslal attention to the examination and perfect
ing of title* to real estate and the negotiation of
loans.
Frazer Lubricator Co. Saved.
ORDERS FOR
FRAZER'S AYLE GREASE
ANSWERED PROMPTLY.
OFFICE S3 CENTRB-AV.
J. S. Pelronnet Co.,
DRAIN COMMISSION MERCHANTS, rumored
to W South Canal-at. Ready tor business.
Law Books.
CALLAQ3A2C& COCKCROFT, 103 Randolph
at., bars on the way an entire now stock, and will
be ready for boalness in a few days.
Julius Rosenthal, A. M. Pence, and
Adolph Moses, Attorneys.
Room S, Masonic Boil diner, sontbwest corner
Randolph and HaUtsd-ste.
Laflin Rand Powder Co.
ORANGE GUN POWDER. Fill orders prompt
ly, at 695 Wabash-av.
Higgins, Swell A Qulgg
have removed their law office to 379 Wabash-av.
D. Cole Son,
188 WEST MADISON-ST.,
have a large Hat of booses to rent, furnished and
muarnUbed, and the largest list of
RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS PROPERTY IN
_ THE WEST DIVISION.
We hate some bargains In buildings on leased
lots.
Frank Starves A Co.
tt their f&ctory. *4O t0248 South Peorla-st.. comer of
Morrison, which Is intact and running full force. Our
Please send their orders, which will
t>« flllea quite promptly for manufactured goods
and tinners* stock.
The Western News Company.
Our Periodical business is now in running order
asmo as befbre. Oar 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. orders—comer of Randolph and
Jeffsrson-gts.
Wells Faulkner,
WHOLESALE QBOCERS,
Will report in a lew days at ISS Jllcblgan-av.
George D. Cook,
COMMISSION MERCHANT, burn.d out at 18(1
South Watar-et. Re-established at 760 State-st.,
(near the Post Office.) Consignments of country
prodoce, etc., solicited.
Waite Clarke.
Office S3 and 64 Congress Hall, Congress-st., next
Mlcfaigan-ftT, Hotel.
Lymati Jaokaon,
LAW OFFICE ADD NOTARY PUBLIC,
Room 3,79 West Madlsou-et.
D. P, Wilder,
LAW OFFICE (for the present), corner Third-sr.
and Tsylor-st., near State.
Dr. Edwards,
Office comer
STATE AND TATLOR-STS,
Insurance Notice.
B, S. BYAN A Co., insurance scents, 47 South
Canal street, request their friends and patrons to
bring in their policies and present their claims. No
charge till money is collected.
The Jewelry Firm of
N. MATSON CO.,
WtU, daring the present week, resame business al
481 Wabaih>aT.,
CORNER OF ELDBIDG&COURT.
Telman King,
33 WEST I.AKE-ST.
"Wears now receiving goods at our new store. 53
West Lake-et. hhall bo ready to fill all orders Mon
day. Oct. 23. TOLSIAN A KINO,
Wholesale Druggists.
Cahn, Wampoid Co.’s
Office Is at present «7« illchlgan-tr.
Wa are negotiating for new quarters, and shall
•oonbe ready to resume bnainess.
CAHN. WaMPOLD A CO.
Office of G. W. Marshall Co„
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
77 West'Madlsoa-st.
Webera not been bnrnadont. and are prepared to
attend to wants of country shippers successfully.
Removed Oct. 7,
PHOENIX PLANING MILL.
HOLTSANDBR A RANDALL. Proprietors.
£.k tr ?fi? r *S!i BulWere. aid Manuf-cturem of
Sash, Poors, Blinds. Mouldings, Ac. Factory and
office corner of Sangamon and Carroll-sts.
E* A. Brown,
SIGN WHITES (Established 1535).
of c Wwt Washingtoo.ft. All
signs at old prices, or lest.
J. G. Salisbury,
PRACTICAL BUILDER,
Will make estimates and contract for all building
OOce-dl Sooth Canal-st., second floor.
E; Ammon Co.,
Wholreale Wines and Liquors.
Office and Store Tl9 West Madison*s».
Hitchcock, Dupes Evarti,
Attorneys, mar found at 219 Sonth Sanramontt..
for a few days; then at corner Wells and Monroa^tsl
Notice.
Dr VOLEI, C.th
olie Bishop, of Uhicate, wiU be from IU a. m. to 3p.
m. at fct. Patrick a Church, corner of Adams and
Desplaines-sts.. until fnrthsr notice.
Jat. L Stark,
LAWYER,
Nos. 9 end II North Canal-st.*. with Platt, Thorne
A Maynard.
Equitable Life Assurance Society
OP THE UNITED STATES,
Is new located at 6*3 Wabash-av. AU books, papers,
and money preserved.
H. F* JENHI6ON, General Ageat.
Fancy Steam Dye Works,
Dj C. DAniGEEK, la Wert Ewdolph-rt.
All kinds of ladles* and gentlemen's clothes cleaned
and dyed in the finest style at former prices.
tauter Hill,
general commission merchants.
A. J. MARKS,
ENGRAVER,
<O7 Wabash A verm*.
All orders for Seats filled Immediately.
Temporarily at No- 34 South Clinton at.. Room 13.
Sight drafts honored against shipments, same as
b-fore the fir#.
Crockery, Glass Ware, at Old Prices,
Full snppty at
103 Bios laland avenue.
Goods delivered free of charge.
Improved Blercantilo Agency. 31 and 3n South
Canal-st.. second floor. Have saved most valuable
records, and will open for business Immediately.
Subscribers who lost our books will be supplied with
a copy gratis on application at this office.
J. M. KEESE. Superintendent.
To Merchants Wautlng a Large Store.
J. H. REED
Is prepared to receive proposals for a lartr# store,
forty.rlcltt feet front, on linke*st.. corner Wabash*
av. Address as above, or 670 Miehigan*av.
Removal.
DENNISON A CO„
MANUKACfURERS OF TAGS.
Have removed to brick store.
14 SOUTH CANAL-ST.,
And are prepared to deliver alt goods In their lino at
CUBLE7 A ANGELL.
32 West Qniucy, nonr Clinton. We have some goods
on baud, will have full line in a few days.
Gwyuu Garnett,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
171 West Madisoo-sC., from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. 1320
Walash-av., from 5 p. m. to 7 1-3 p. ra.
FARR Alt A WHEELS B.
Dr* John 8* Clark,
Former 1/ at 333 North Wella-st., hm opened an offit
AT 230 WEST BANDOLPH-ST.,
one block west of llaiated -it.
SIOO,OOO
FRONT ROOM. UP STAIRS
Sibley Bro.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 31 Nartb Caaul-st.,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Refer by permission to the Union National Bank.
Chicago.
MANUFACTURERS OF WISCONSIN LI3IE.
Dealer! In Louisville Cement. Stucco, Hair, Jt<
Here on hand a large stock, andean till ordei
promptly.
Fairbauk, Peck A* Co**
LARD AND LARD OIL.
Cor. Eighteenth and BlackwMl-its., South Side, m
We Yet Live*
NELSON A CARR, Commission Merchants.
Business continued as usual at
50 WEST LAKE-ST.
W« hereby announce to our patrons and the pnbii
that shall continue the WHOLESALE CROCK It V
business at oor new stand, corner of Micbigau-av
and Feck-court..
Our office, lor tho present, is No. 333 Michigan-av.,
where we are prepared to furnish sualMiuea of sta
ple goods. Shall have a full stock In about one week.
Tbaoktul for the liberal patronage of our friends
in the putt, we hope to merit a coiitintianco of the
same, and in this tlmeofonr great neces*ltv wo trust
no eQort will be spared to help us financially.
Chicago. October 16. 1571.
JAMES FORSYTH A C 0„
hare reopened at
134 and 136 WEST LAKC-ST., CORNER UNION.
SQUARE BRAND OYSTER DEPOT.
83 and 87 South Canal-st.
Order* from city and country promptly attended
to.
The office nf
J. N. WILKINS,
Formerly 131 Dearborn-at..now at 167 Milwankee-ar.
Wholesale dealers la wines and liquors opened at Ni
Marsh Bros.,
MERCHANDISE BROKERS
AND
DEALERS IN SUGAR.
Office at 404 Michigan it., formerly 49 Sonlh
Water-st.
Culver, Page, Boyne Co..
Stationers. It, 13 and 13 North Dess!alnea*at. No
tarial ■'•an jtm received. Proofs of Foss. Sblpuenti
of general stationery received dally. All orders tor
blank books or printing wilt be promptly filled.
Ruling machine running.
11. S. Carter 4c Co.
Have resumed the manufacture of their
PATENT FOLDING LOUNGE,
And all kinds of single lounges, at their factory,
corner Jefferson and Lake-sta.
We are all right.
Manufacturers of Bnroans and Withstands,
Nos. 26. 2S and 30 Brown.st.. between Taylor and
Twolflb-sta., Chicago, Illinois.
34 West Itandolph-st. Insurance proofs made out
with accuracy and despatch.
Will be ready to fill orders the last of the week.
Office, Boom 2, Masonic Building, corner of Balsted
and Randolph-fls.
NOTICE.
G. W. HOWARD. Carpenter and Bnilder, is one ll
again and ready to attend to the ells of his old
friends end as many new ones zs will favor him with
their patronage. Buildings done by the day or on
percentage. Shop. 629 Ntate-st.. Sonth Side
Carter, Becker Dale,
Attorneys aad counsellors, office (for the present)
66 Canal-st.
Will remove about Nor. 15$ to Nixon’s new lire,
proof building, comer La Salle and Monroe-sta.
S. H. Ransom Co.,
vta reimne hnslneu In s low d»j, with a fell
nlir°TS.Slßh.* csaUngs. Office SCO State strwt.
The Northwest Paper Company
hive removed to 87 West Lake-rt. All
panics Indebted to ns will oblige ns by making
payment, and remitting drafts on New
xork, rost Office orders, or money by express, as
may be convenient. J v
OFFICE OF SIBLEY ENDICOTT,
BUSS. MOORE 4 CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, Office at 604 Wabash Ave
nue. We are building a temporary store on the
take shore, searPeckGoort. and will resume bn
sisses In a very few days. Goods are now arriving.
We trust no efforts on the part of oar customers
will be omited to cominne placing ns in possession
of available ftmda at the earliest moment. Remit
Currency by express.
We hive dwellings. Cottages, rooms, stores,
offices, famished and tmfn misted; lota and real
estate, in all parts of the city, to rest, sell, or lease.
Call at once. JOHN M. WATTE,
S.E. WELLS.
Office 45 nobbard«comt. formerly 153 Dearboro«et.
Woods, Goodin? Sc Co.,
General Commission Merchant* and Prodace Deal*
ers.Uhllch’s Hotel, corner State and Twcnty-eec
ond-sta. Solldt consignments. Prompt re tarns
guaranteed. Refer to Barley Tyrrell. A. B.
Goodrich, Henry W. King Co., and J. W. Pres*
ton. R. M. WOODS,
City and County Surveyor;
CLEVELAND FRENCH.
Civil Engineers and Surveyors,
have removed to 860 Wabashave.
D. M. Osborne Co.,
J -‘KIRBT’*
/reapers AND MOWERS.
S DANIEL RANSOM,
Beal Estate Office
M of
J. AWRVT.T.,
BUSINESS CARDS.
GILBERT BREGA,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
J. M. Bradstreet As Sou,
office Of
RIDDLE Jt HUNT
4C6 West Hsmlolph-st.
R. 11. Jurdau and C. C. Phillips.
OFFICE
39 South Canal-st.,
OB
79 South Saogamoa-st.
Will atUnd to the losses of their customers.
S. F. Comstock,
MERCHANT TAILOR
Wl open at 470 Wabuh-av
Oct. 23.
Send iii Your Orders.
Dean Bros* Uoflmanu.
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS
and Stationers.
33 booth CUnton-st.
Office ot J. L. Smith Co.,
WEST RANDOLPH-ST.
Wm. Kerr «fc Co*,
98 West Lake-st.
Dr. Odclia Olluu
MAY BE FOUND AT
71 PARK.AV
Ernst Prusslng’s
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN OFFICE.
66 WEST LAKK-ST.
the Bridge.
READY FOR BUSINESS.
Tnruer, Brawlcy Turner,
LAWYERS,
IUO4 Michigan ar.
Removal.
GRAY BROTHERS.
Wholesale Grocers,
P. J. RUTH,
Wells, French Co,,
BRIDGE AND CAR BUILDERS.
Office. 339 Wabasb«ar.
The Singer Sewing Machine.
Franks Maass,
776 Milwankee-ar.,
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Tinsley, Blackman <Sf Co.,
NO. 55 WEST LAKE-ST.
Butzow <fc Bro.,
Jesse O. Norton,
LAW OFFICE.
720 Michlgan-av.
JosUh H. Bissell,
ATTORNEY.
Union Akron Cement Co.
774 Wabasb-ar.
Attention:
D. W. C. GOODING.
S. E. MINER.
Samncl S. Greeley,
General Agent, 600 Booth Horgtn-fIL
GENERAL NOTICES,
To Our Patrons.
Owr .lock ana »toro t^il V if.[ il V l o tJ r l t I(«la«c| I a«c| o
pern saT.il; Inaunne. doulitful. Ufomr.. vo,. V,fiN
appreciate our .Unntinn, an.in ted/bi'i. 1
lo a. w ll mat. Immcliate V.L,
o,i .n onic. .t
temporary Warehouse i>n i..t ß u.,..
Randclpn-st. and Mlchlgan-Jv.. wheroS.* wli
•00.. be ready for bn.lt.ees. *W* „w, *«a oor !h..Tk
for favors In iho peer, and hopo to ui-rit rn«
llnuanceiu the future. v um "‘rircon
If AM., KIMII.UtK ,t rn.
Howes’ Scales,
Will hare fall stock on hand Monday r Tucsda;
next.it our new atoro.
57 NORTH JEFFERSON-ST.
Salt! Salt!! Salt!!!
The fait Company of Opondiga have a full supply
of Suit of all kinds now on hand. Parries owing da
will please romit in currency <>r exchange on New
York. Office and dock fool of Twentieth, on
A. J. LATHAM. Au nr
Important Public Notice.
Permits for the erection of temporary structures,
one story high, within the tiro limits of the city. t..
remain not more than one year, will be issued for
the present from lit- office of the Board of PuMlr
Works. No. snt Wes: Randolph-st. No building ci
structure ofany kin 1 will be allowed on tbe street*,
alleys, nr sidewalks. By order of the board.
F. U. BAILEY, Secretary.
To Our Friends and Patrons,
“SEVER GIVE XTP THE SHIP,”
CHASE, HANFORD CO.
Faints, Oils, Gl iss, £c.
On account of Plro in the Rear” vtc arc com
pelted to remove to 479 South Canal-st.. (n-a:
Twelfth.) Carbon Oil now on hand. Other n
and Paints arriving dallv and roadv to fill ord-,
with little or no delay. Very trulv'youra.
CHASE, HANFORD CO..
Chicago. 111.
Judges of Election.
All citizens who have recently lean el-etodl.» u
Board of Snprmsors as judges of Election af
hereby requested t<» be present at the pUces ,v„
nated for the registry of voters, on Tue*d-,v i
me Ulhai.d I?:U dajs of October in
at 0 o clock a. m.. without Ml. The Rook* of it. V
isirycaabe obtained in thn High school RuiMf../
on Munroe-st., I*t«een llalsKvl nl „t fnlon-.t.
Lost.
A truat m.rk»l DBOiS, U. S. A., burins Hie hrr
supposed to be with truck or wagon toad of oilier
furniture. Also a Swijsdrwi. trimmed with V.»!.-a.
cienu cs lace, in a bundle, and some Lw p 4
P-ra. A liberal reward will be paid for thdr tetarn
lo 36-5 Michignn-ar.
Mr* C* A. Havens,
Teacher of Piano. Organ. and Harmony. Applies
l:on* received at First Baptist Chnrcli. near coma
Hubbard-court and U„ba*h-ar. 31nnd.ii
Thursday from 4 to sp. m.: Tuesday and Frid..r
L r m t*'3p. m. Residence, 95 31ynek-av..
Thirtiel., and Thim-first-su. Special advantages
organ and puno pupils at ny residence.
Francis Webber,
FRUIT AND COM MISSION MERCHANTS.
Hare resumed basinets at
Nns.M AND 60 \t MADISON-ST.
Oglesby, ISamitz 6i Co.,
Manufacturers’ Paper Warehouse,
Kemored Irom Hi South Clark-at. to 315 West Ran-
Uolpb-et.
Let us Rebuild the City.
lie will resume business at Hi Sute-st. where 1
lu'pes to receive Che hearty support of hi* frauds,
and he will prepire plans and specifications that
*m carry the proprietor through without extra
vork.
U. 11. PLACET, Architect.
A* Gailaghan, Sr.,
Private Protective Police, is ready to furnish r«
liable men to protect property, by day and night.
Offl e. 559 State-st.
Commercial National Bank
Will letume business this d«y at N0.533 Wnbash-av,
31. D. BUCHANAN. Cashier.
Monday, October 16, IS7I.
Parties Desirous of Disposing
IRON AND 31ETALS FOR CASH
Csn do so by addressing
11. J. .MITCHELL.
Avenue House, Twpnty-s*cond-st. and Wab*4b-»v
Union Mills.
F. McLaCGIILIN. Proprietor.
IIOLKSALE TEAS. COFFEES, AND SPI»*E*
,w .s ll,ca I t Ml Rt ni t?tato-*t., aud will be prepared
to till orders in a f«*w days.
To Advertisers.
The office of THE REPUBLICAN is loratod at
.1 North Clinlou-at.. between Randolph and
l.ake-sti. r
lorn Seminary.
This school will reopen on Monday, October 1C
eor the present an omnibus of ilio West Side Com
pany will leave corner of Ashland-ar. and Sladison
st. at 8 o clock a. m. ami bring pupils directly to the
Seminary, and return them to the same places: the
close of school. Z. GROVER
Great Improvement
lo rooOns nud covering of walls. Roofing and wall
uie* of galvanized »r«n. No leaking. no cracking or
blowlHß off, no repairing, and highly ornempin.l.
•arlog about an per cent 01 metal by the shingles now
to na«. Patented Juue 13. :s7i. tend itamofurdr.
cular c. C, VAN I*.\I*PKLE.NDA3I. ChSrKt‘‘S.
Lee County. lowa.
Allen Bartlett,
General contractors for all kinds of brick or wooden
bailillog*. Officeon southeast corner of Monr. e and
Dearborn-su. Shops and mills iu rear of 107 to ua
Taroop.st.
Atlantic Pacific and Great Western
TELGRAPII companies.
Corner XVrat Washington and Canal-eta., up-stab
Removal.
M K S?*.s at offiew <a remotert from 116 Monroe
•l. to a<i nabash-av. All persons wlio have paid
mo rent In advance. will call and receive payment
for the unexpired time.
B p«!i. wbo j o,ro estate, shall bare nil
proper and nceesaary indulgence.
Printing.
t?®* 1 njr office la the State. Order* for
of ebXTI k ud ntnn following day tree
BABCOCK A ORUM3I.
Watseka. li
Notice.
ser*°"!„,n5 e r*°"!„ ,n Chicago, to whom onr house are in
debu-d for bUb not yet due. are requested to drLw
on us at sight lor the respective amounts.
Lyons. lowa, Oct. 13, 1871. J UAGE 4
Stickney Brothers,
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
io biss'S.
t.u,.h..',wu! CASAIdSaJ .Sr**
printing. 80 d 1 ,etmon r *o ont of Chicago far
The Burned District.
Capitalist. ar. comlamlr Ifa.mp orj.r, win. uj
to pqrcha.. ptop-rtr In tl.o burned district
UdTcanuraOot of order, r or
•inL CASH,
,0 for part or all c..1,
wm do welt to call on us AT ONCE.
JOHN H. WAITE.
S. E. WELLS,
43 Hnbbard-cnurt.
Printing Presses.
Office Of B. Hoe A Co. at Chicago Nsvie.i»r
Onion. 13 North Jefferson-at. W. Kerkoff. Agent.
Hydraulic JLaundry
Removed to 170 West MadUon-st. B. P. DUTCIIEU
proprietor, in fall working force.
New York Oalllea and Wcekliei
Co b. bad .t tho S„. Depot In the New Sl.er
°"l" Han... corn.r Madl.sn «n.l Chum—,..
Burnt Vaults and Safes
Opened by
REETE SPAULDING.
Order, left with as at 65 Sooth Cm .1-«t (no
rill be promptly and falthfull* executed Wp
REEVE A SPa'DLDING.
J. S. Goodman Co.,
Snbscriptton Boob Publishers, No. 15 South c-..
St. Book agents ere requested to make
cations for urnein for ‘’The History of oIKSl 1
aod the Great Conflagration." y or
The Chicago College of Pharmacy.
The conne of In.t.octlcm la ,|,i, Dter
mpl«l hr the Ote, .ill be earned Ji ond
a, 1571. thi Chicaco SlMlcal Collcsa. o'rae
Twenty-sixth-st. aad Pralricar.
E. W. Wells
CALL OS HIBBES A C O.
873 Wabarii-.T,. or 51 Arch.r-aT.
Protect Your Homes,
PISTOLS
at U West Madisoa-st.
Roofing.
THE CHICAGO ELASTIC STONE ROOFING CO. *0
Sated their entire stoek'. Offer the Best Fire-Proof f
Roof Iq ase, with no advance in rato. and fully
guaranteed. Refer to (he C., B. AQ. It. K-. wh 0
have over 512.0C0 worth of them In me. Office, 9
Warehouse, and Slanufkctory,S3s, UO. 2*3, and 2t, I
Newberry-ar., near Halstrd-nt. vladnct.
Notice.
The members of the Mechanics* and 3fancf*ctn*
rera* Business Exchange will meet at No. Cfiy State
■t., oa Monday. By order.
TRAP. KOBF.IITS. Secretory.
To Manufacturers and Mechanics.
Any parties wishing to establish a manafactnrinc f
bailees* at a conrenlent and advantageous point F
near Chicago will And it to their interest to confer -*i
with oraddreu. within three nays.
O. MEAD.
Barnes Uoase, Chicago.
Announcement.
There wilt be a regular convention of Crusader
Lodge No. 11. K. uf P., at their hall, Corner Madison
■ml Hals'ed. to-night (Monday i at 1:30. Brethren
of other Lodges requested lobe present.
Wanted*
Any lamp chimney*, wicks ami burners.
HENRY HALL.
169 West Indiana**:., formerly 2CH North Writs**!,
Pamphlet Description
Of the Chicago Eire, couialuiug accurate maps and
mnch valuable readtug matter, written by one of the
beet Journalists on the spot. PnblishedUct.il>. Pe
tal! price. 13 cents. Trade send orders to W.
r v is Dabiiabef. Detroit and Chicago News
r. t. ware a co.
WM. iiuoss.
a'LDERT CRANE.