======== CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1871-10-18 page 1 | https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1871-10-18/ed-1/?sp=1 | fetched 2026-09-14T06:01:47Z ======== REPOSTS FROM THE COURTS. Location of the Several Courts of Cook Countv. Yesterday’s Business—Documents Received, Directory. LOCATION OF COURTS AND CLERKS. The several courts of Cook County have lo cated themselves in the High School buildings, occupying tbo main building and the frame house known ns the East High School building. The disposition of tbc several rooms is shown by the following directory: MAIN BUILDING. Room 1. Circuit Court: Coratr.on Lair. T. Clerk of Criminal Court. 8. State's Attorney’s office. 9. Jury r-om: 10, Criminal Court room; 11, Superior Court room; 12. Superior Court room; 13. Coroner's office and County Physician: 11. Clerk Superior Court: 15 County Treasurer’s office; IC. Record er’s office. 17. County Clerk; IS. County Court. EAST BUILDING. Circuit Court Clerk. Chancery rooms and Mas- i tors in Chancery.’ Judge Jameson, the Chief! Justice nod Chancellor of the Superior Court, sits in tho public school building adjacent to the JlighSch- ol premises. Circuit Court. NEW SUIT- Jeremiah Clowry vs. Joseph and Caroline Lab*. appeal from DeWolf. —An action ol trespass for an assault was com mcncid by Cordelia Hall against William 11. Hayes and W. Ross, in which the damages are laid ui 52.U00- A capias was sued out. SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE. A bill was filed by George P. Rose, and an In junction sued out against L. R. More. The ob ject of this bill -is to compel the specific per formance of an alleged contract for the sale and purchase of the premises No. 250 Park avenue,between HoyneandL*aviU streets. The complainant states that on tie 21st of Sep tember Inst be contracted to buy and defendant agreed to sell the premises lor £4,350. Early dur ing the present month, on the 2d. he avers -this contract was changed so that he should, upon certain improvements being made, pay $3,100. Ho charges that since tbc fire the dcfendaut dcclincs to czecato his contract, nnd injunction issued to restrain defendant from leasing or conveying oiQerwiiC then to complainant. Superior Court. ATTACHMENT. A suit was commenced by-oUachmeiit against John A. SiUeheiber, alleged to be anon res!- by Revert C. Gunauisin, clsAcs on indebtedness due.to him of $1,853. This is the renewal of a suit, bronsbt some time since, which was dismissed. County Court. ucckshs. The attention of the Cu-rk or tho county, nod bis deputies, is mainly devoted t> the issuing of in:irr 4 rxc licenses. S:oce tho record was closed by the Crc, there Save been issued seventy liceo snß. Oa the 21th, 2: on the 12th. 7; on tbo lS;h, S; ouih'ilSih, 17: on the 16:h, 21; and on yesterday H. Recorder's Office, THE BUSINESS. The business of receiving documents for re cord CJinmoncch on Monday. Tuere ::nv ...i.-u twenty-three instruments file 1 iu.se. five have reference iw subsequent t.» the lire. Tlk-- t* I >u< recorded include: Trust -I cuattul mortgages. 7; mortgages, 4: •mu claims’, 3; warrauteo deeds, 3; release deed. 1. Tho conveyances made since the fire, recorded, are us fallows: John E. Dean to Jared W. Deans, warrantee died lor 2 lots, with an cist front on Wabash avenue, of fitly feet, in Block S. Wentworth s Subdivision; also oil feet iu Block 2 Pryor A others'subdivision: and ou interest iu a con trail *»f purchase and sale of 100 feet front oa Michigan avenue, in Block 5, of tac> same sub division. _ Jtihn P. Downer to Wilhelmtaa D-iwocr. warrantee deed of October 12, ol sub-lot 9. Lot 2. Dlock 33, C.inal Trustee*’ Subdivision of Lot 4, of Lot 2, Diock 38, Cuual Xrusicr-a’ Subdivis ion, in the west halt soutaeas: quarter, .Section 21,1ff,14. tN.--125 Canalport avenue). THE IXSIiBAXCI! EXHIBIT. The latest accounts of the insurance losses iu the fire if Chicago make the following exhibit, watch wc have compiled for the benefit of those interested: NEW YOltK COMPANIES. (rrost Asset*, \,tytc Jan. 1.1871. Lasse*. Afina'. City $442,709 SAJO.WK) Adriatic, City 5.0G3 Agricultural, Watertown.... 559,843 Albany, Albany -*GL97B Albany city. Albany 390.016 Suspended American, I*., City 741,405 15,00J American Exchange, City... 277.3:0 16.000 Aster, City 405.571 5-90.090 Atlantic. City 556.179 259.090 Beckman, Ci;y 261,851 Suipei-ded Buffalo City. Bulla; 370,954 500,000 Buffalo Fire and Mcrtnc, Buffalo 473,577 500.000 Buffalo German, Bull'a.o..— 279.481 5,000 Capital City, Albany 293,766 Citizens. P., Cuy 634.793 25,000 Cliuion. C'ty 392.704 3,000 Columbia, City 451,322 3,000 Commerce, Albany 692,877 10.000 Commerce d ir*-, City 249.372 IS.Ob'O Commercial,-City 396,092 5,010 Continental, P..Ouy 2,533.033 800.000 Excelsior, City 335.744 Suspended Exchange, City 3 89,959 Firemen's, Oiiy—2 360.961 IS.OiO Firemen's Fund. Cuy 173,477 100.00J Fireman's Trust, City 226,269 20,000 Fulton, City 363,002 Ad 700,000 Germania, City 1.077,849 235.000 Glen's Falls, UUn's Fulli... 571,123 10.000 Guardian, City 279,683 40,000 Hanover. P.. City 700,335 225.000 Hoffman, City 235,242 *IO,OOO Holland Purchase. Batavia 171,426 Home, City 4.578.093 Ad 2.00X009 i»6,«oi Lio.UUO Humbjtdt. Cuy 251,166 lU.UOO Importers' ami Traders', C.ty 302,539 22.503 Intcruaiionai. City 1,: 19,476 400,000 irvirg. City 321,745 risks Jefferson, City 411.155 47,500 Kings Ceunty, City 262,573 30,009 LalayfU--, L 1., Cuy 214,751 7,500 Lamar, Cuy 551.4&2 200,000 Lenox, City 240.801 39.009 Long Island, I*., Cuy 8J4,91i2 Lorillurd, City 1.715,909 SJO,OOO Manhattan, Cuy 1.4J7.78S 500,000 Market. P.. City 704,634 fcjusjijd. Mechanics’. L. 1.. Cuy 218.047 22,0U0 Mechanics’ and Tracers’, City.~ 460,002 Mercantile, City 273,399 100.000 McrcuanU’, Cuy 442,690 15,00U Nassau. L. City 391,518 National, City., 232,671 15,000 New Amsterdam, I*., City... 432.G38 40.00J N. Y. Central, Union bp’gs. 2U1,864 New York Fire, City 392,278 15,000 Niagara, City 1,304,567 225,000 North American, Cuy......... 770.305 250,000 North Kivcr* -City 40i,426 Pacific, City...... 443,557 12,500 Peter Cuonor, City 295.724 Pbeaiz, L. 1., Cuy 1.5y.'.010 350 t uuu Relief, Cuy 81u.UoS 10,009 Republic, Cuy 683.478 225,00 Resolute, City 252.452 75.U00 Schenectady, tjecunty, Cuy 3,880.333 Ad 1,000.000 Sterling, City 247,027 7,500 Tradesmens’, Cuy 423,161 25,000 Washington, P-, Cuy 774,411 409,000 Williamsburgh City, Cuy... 539.692 70,000 •Yonkers and N. Y., City..— 863,1*63 300,009 Western, of Buffalo 582,547 609,000 MASSACHUSETTS COMPANIES. Eliot, BosKm 672.212 12.003 Hide and Lsatuer 419.000 700.0u0 Independent 646.00U Suspended Lan.vuC B-jSIoU 262,502 12,000 Manutaclurcrs’ 1,480,464 350,009 Merchants’ 958.U0J 10,000 National 821,844 500,000 Peoples’ Worcester 887,750 203,000 New England Mot- Marine. 1.0.W3 700.00 i» IVashiogtoo, Boston 935.975 25.000 OHIO COMPANIES. Aiemania, Cleveland 285,000 25.000 Andes, Cincinnati 1.203,000 300,000 Cleveland, Cleveland 530,WH) 175.000 Globe.. 178,143 25,000 Home. Cniumbos 037,947 350,009 Sun, C.i «laud 391,340 75,000 MISSOURI COMPANIES. Amer.’’.antral, St. Louis—.. 254.875 350.000 Anchor.— 121,974 27,009 Boatmen’s 51,788 20,000 Chouteau 21,803 25.000 Citizens’ 271,000 25.000 CONNECTICUT COMPANIES. Hartford 6.762,635 2,000,000 •£tns City, Hart-lord 1 554/237 225,090 Charter Oak, llartiord 251,951 209,000 Connecticut, Hartford. 495.069 Suspended Fairfield County, Nuruatk. 216,358 30,000 Hartford, llarti.ol 2.737.510 1/290,009 Merchants’, U«i f 0rd..—... 510 090 350.000 Phosaix. liarlf.i 1,717,947 700,(00 Putnam, Uartfor.' 785,788 425,000 niIODL ISLAND COMPANIES. American, Proviu ace- 274,069 400,000 Atlantic, Providen- 326,614 275,000 Hope, Providence 211,b>3 150,000 Merchants*, Proviueuce 372.199 13,000 N:-ragan.set, Providence 792.917 33,000 IT.-Yiacncc. Washington, J ,-evidence 415.149 550.090 R- .*cr Williams,Pri*videi»c»- 279.946 100.000 UAISE COMPANIES. National, I* -.ngor 241.000 17,500 U *4OO, JJa. 421,00'J 5.009 MICHIGAN COMPANIES. D roll F. e and Marine 273,000 30,000 WISCONSIN COMPANIES. Brewer.-, i'.-meet.vc .‘S'uoo v w I, itu>ii:L 19X.202 90,000 it" Pain Fircnu -i«n..c.... 280.090 60.060 A«S.“ c£i..e Kr WW«» 1 uItEIGN COMPANIES. Lu'ri--. a: Lud ;u.a GI..UcJW.IM.IK N. Dnl.su and Ouetm 2.347.49 a .Nothing Royal..- 9,274.< <6 93,009 Pennsylvania companies. Franklin. P.m 3.087.UJJ 500.000 AJH.S Eire 265,524 12.000 Doauucu’s, Pmsbuigh_ l^-000 Eureka, Pittsburgh—....,. 18.000 Arlcai .u. Pittsburgh 17.W0 Aifoiu.uia..- W-JJJjJ .\luUun iuheiu 12.W*0 Pittah..rgh Al'lc; .p.y.,..,....- 2,500 .Men- ad:s’and Al.inM.jicturcrs’ 6/200 Euli. prise, P.iiialeiphia.... 611.0J.1 125,009 In.-, l <4 Auicric- 3,b5J,000 69-J.O’JO St. Jumca Clim'cli. Ju the srcat lire which laid waste. on tuc night *»f Sunday, October S, ISTI, hall Uio area of the chy of Chicago, and turned us« hundred thous and uf her people houseless into the streets, among other losses tae stalely church of St. •lames Parish, together with the rectory end its content?, ar.d the hom.-s of nearly all the parich j.iucrs, tell before 1..e UauieS. Xnc cumca is u ruin, and stands la tuc midst of u ruiu lor miuti. Wo nmv to me will i.l Gad UQUer tins ten.uio calamity, but icel it our bur den, bouu ionus by D.vnio Pruv.deuce, to lilt our caurrb and p.uu.i mit ol tac dust uud ash jiajjcciaiiy da.s ibis t cm a«uuty because 2sU James’ is lue mother parish ol Lb.eago —a parish wiiU u tiatoxy that g -cs b id; t-i me trst fouada liou ol iUu cuy. Tv pariah taal has been the Iruit o! •ell-deniul, jialscut labor, and many prayer.-. We cannot l-t it ole, «c cannot let »t mß.n --tegrute. We cannot let us parish cuureu hum ujua even mougaeur own hnines an lie. We Hiiall* rapi*i*y ro-t ot'er a .-bed la Jls blackened H< continue there our worships of old. Hut* while Uita W.U do lur lac present. the «c..rk of rcstoiaisoa must b: begun e<»uu. in i.,e •rii.nledcuudtunu ol ourciij, in the dcoiaiimi iSRu oU our people, the vvonseCUs Ueyoud o Ur d»>S of liur icn-ciity wUcu Ids candle n A|,“urt SJlueJ upo.. Uer. cl. .U.uo l’-n= u St“? luro.d a oca. ear .o auy ocaa .a 0,..u acr CU U'o‘«a>- n«tv r t-J Oil iuciaiiJM tlw j.arUh. to ■oldrejS’" l4 C1i.c.;,.. to i««uoi «u l VOLUME 25. brctfaern bound by tics of old communion and sympathy that if they wish to aid in tbi* work, which has been eo suddenly and so providential ly laid boforo ns. wo shall be grateful and thank ful. As our city rises out of her ashes, now more than ever wc must all feel that in the ma terial restoration ;tho spiritual most not be for gotten. Remittances may bo addressed to John Do Korea, or cither of the subscribers, who will promptly and gratefully acknowledge them. Respectfully for (be pariah, lluch Miilcr Thompson, Rector. E. H. Sboldsun. Thomas Larrnbec, Wardens. I. N. Arnold, E. B. McCage, Wm. B. Ogden, Geo. L. Dunlap. Julian 6. Ramsey, Perry II Smith. Joseph T. llyorson, Fred. U. Winston* John DeKov«;n. Chicago, Oct. 16.1871. liOSX OX THE LAKE. Shipwreck of the Schooner Levant —Six Men Drowned—Narra tive of the Only Sur vivor. Peter J. Thoruum, a sailor, and tbo only sur vivor of the crew of the schooner Levant, which was wrecked on Like Michigan, on Saturday night last, arrived in Chicago on yesterday, and gives the following account of the terrible disas ter; Tbc Levant left Chicago on thq afternoon of Saturday, October 7, and proceeded to Manistee, where she look «n .board a cargo of shingles at Briggs mul. The schooner was owned by Mr. Oweas, of Chicago, and was considered suffi ciently seaworthy for the lumber trade. The Captain was Patrick Lyons, of Toronto,'and the mate Robert Brown, of Chicago. Besides these and tbe Steward, a Gorman named Kloss,living in Chicago, their wero four sailors—Bill Saids, Pe ter Brant, a man whom wu called Charlie, nnd myself—in all, seven persons on board. All day Saturday the wind had been very stiff Irom the soutL-ionth-west. but after dark it increased to a luriouf gale. At about 9 o’clock at-night, when wo were about midway between Sheboy gan and Pori Washington, a squall struck the ?cri*-.*n«T. wheels was wafer-loggcd^aod-oupricecT in an lmunu The moa, who vrere all ou deck workiuc ship, ran for the side, and all hands climbed up nnd lashed themsuivcs to the rigging. The sea was running very high, and the water was ice cold. For two hours wc kept in the rig ging, and at 11 o’clock wo sighted a vessel to the leeward, not more than 130 feet away. All hands set up a load cry of distress, but it did notscemtubelieard.ua the vessel passed on without noticing us. About 12 o’clock, the mate, Br«»wn, became delirious, and letting go his bold, dropped down into the water, oud was drowned, although he was still fastened to tho rigging. About au hour later Captain Lyons, and Bui Shills both lost their senses, and were washed overboard and drowned, tneir bodies bunging t«_tho wreck. At about 4 o'clock in tbe morning. Kl»as, tbe steward, lost his senses, and wus drowned, leaving only three of us alive. Twice during the night propellers passed within hailing distance of us, but tuo noise of the gale was so loud that they couldn’t hear our ones for help, and they passed on nnd left us. A nttle after daylight tbe schooner D. P. Dob bin hove in sight. To is timo our cry of distress was heard, and they made preparations to lower tue bout. By this time Charlie aud Bract, though still alive, had both lost their souses. It appeared that tbd Dobbin’s boat had been stove iu, and she stood past us about a mile iu order to fix it up, and then put about and came back to us. When abreast of the wreck her boat was lowered in charge of tbo mate. John Bolin, and they pulled over to us. It tvas found that Charlie and Braub wore unable to help themselves, and so Bolin throw a line to me. and I tried to tie it around Coarlio, but he got entangled in tho rigging and was drowned before our faces aud in spite of all we cjuid do. 1 iht-n managed to gut tbo lino untied Irom Charlie’s body, got it around myself, cut loose Irom tbe riggiog. nod was hauled iut.» the boat nearly dead witn cold and fatigue. Alter Several fruitless efforts to get tho Uno to Brant, who was out of his head, and hung thcro and stared at us with set a..d glassy eyes, Bolin finally made a lasso, threw it over his bead, and naulcd him into the boat. It was no use. Poor Brant was so far gone that he died in tho boat iu ten or fifteen minutes, and before wo got back to the Dobba. I want to say something about the skill and displayed by John Bolin iu his ifforts to save the survivors. He is a bravo sailor aud a noble-hearted man. I also want to mention the kind treatment and core which I re ceived Irom the Captain of the Dobbin alter I was taken on board. Brant’s body was taken iuto Milwaukee and left with the authorities. Shills aud Cbarlio were both married men, and hral iu Cuicogo. —A civil war has commenced in Liboriaowing to the refusal of the President to resign bis posi tion, ibo Liberian .Congress having recently h an act UtsitfuL tttae Presidential-term to tiro rears* —Mr. Thomas Garrison, for many years a prominent citizen ol Rockford, lIL, dioi at Nevada City, on tho 6th inst. —Rockford people are complaining of nnmor our visitations from Chicago burglars and thieve', who have loft this city. —Since tho defalcation of Major Hodge, the Secretary ol the Treasury has given instructions that all tho accounts of disbursing officers con nected with the Treasury Deparcmont shall bo promptly examined. —The settlers in tho lower part of Arizona oro preyed upon with impunity by Mexican out laws, who are robbing them them of property in every direction. —Tho Nilsson Opera Troupe, gave a benefit at tho Boston Theatre* on tho 14th inst. for Cuicago sufferers. President Grant was in allennance. —The action of tho House of Bishops of Balti more on the 12tb with reference the word, ’’regenerate,” is looked upon by tho Evange- Heal party in New York, as a great triumph on their ride. Tho High Churchmen, and especially the Ritualists of the advanced school, also ac cept that-interpretation, but say. “Instead of harmonizing the Church, it will have-precisely tho opposite effect, os time wlil show.” —London advices say. that large numbers of Americans arc leaving for home, owing to the Chicago calamity. —Coant Wnichtriesler. Minister of Foreign Affairs at Stockholm, dropped dead of apo plexy on the 15th ins c. —An address has been issued from Saratoga, N. Y„ by a large number Of prominent Demo crats, repudiating Tweed and the late Demo cratic Convention. —The adjourned term of the United States Superior Court eommenoed on the 10th instant. important cases to be decided is one from Kentucky involving the constitutionality ol tho so-called Drake’s amendment relative to the effect of pardons in court claims, and an other involving the decision ol disputed rights of property of tho Presbyterian Church, North and South: another involving tho question as, to the binding force of notes for slaves before tho issuance oi the Emancipation Proclamation. —Seven distinct attempts were made to fire the City of Syracuse on the uightof the 14th instant. Fortunately no great damage was done. —Joseph 11. Hughes, of Lawrence. Kansas, was shot on the 14tb lust, by his business part ner, Thomas Topping. The affair grow out of a business difficulty'. —The strong Democratic counties of Pennsyl vania gave a heavy vote agaiast the holding of a Constitutional Convention. O.t the other band the votes of the Republican counties were in faV»rof a convention. i —General Sherman sails next week for Europe to examine various different military systems. —John Line, a prominent Sun Francisco 1 bank* cr. died on the 14th inst, i —Caebise, ifie famous Apache Chief, made friendly overtures to too government. —Rev. W, K. Harmon, ol the M. E./Church Soatb.'.comuiiucd suicide at Cbiilicothv, Mo., a few days since. I —Admiral Porter expects n war with China, and has written a letter to the Secretary of the Nuvy recommending an increase oi tho Asiatic squadron nud the building of several gunboats lor use in such an event on the Chinese rivers. —General 0. 0. Howard was victimised out of 5100 the other day by confidence in in, named Clark, who pretonded to be a Chicago sufferer. —According to the census letnrns, jnst pub lished, Alexandria is the first lumiul'acturii.g city in Virginia, having a capital ol ovor three millions of dollars invested, with au annual pro duct of about nine million dollars. Richmond comes next, with a capital of about two million dollars, nod on annal product of five million dol lars. —Thcro has been a great flood in China.. Ills estimated that ten thousand square miiea at Tcia-ToH ax*» under water. —iix young ladies took tho veil at St. Joseph’s Convent, CaronJolet. Mo., on Suodnv Xiatr among them Sister Marta; uf-tho Sacred Heart Chicago. —ln the Modlioott poisoning case, at Garnett, Kansas, a burglar named Johnson, who was con fined in the same coll wita MedHeott in Law rence jail, testified that Mendiicott talked in his sleep, calling on Roth and bis wife to ho quiet: that Medhcott coalesced his guilt to him, and when be (Johnson) was released on bail, em ployed him t procure burglar's tools wit.i which to effect bis escape: that ho carried letters from Medlicutt to Mrs. Ruth, and that Medlicott told him that Mrs. Ruth was concerned iu bur hus band’s druib, and that if she did not keep true to him ho would bang her. His testimony created a profound sousatlou. and McdHuott ex hibited much anxioi}'. —The wheat crop of Great Britain averages from twenty-six to thirty bushels per nrre. —A terrible prairie firs in Nemaha, Kjd., has destroyed over $30,000 worth ol property, and is still raging. —A Port Austin, Mich., letter says: There ore fully 3.0J0 people suffering in this county. Hundreds are lying by the roadside, with uo shelter, and scarcely any clothing, and many of them severely burned. The danger of mrihcr lire is passed.” —The New York Chamber of Commerce Com mittee have issued one of tho mo't practical, stirring and sensible appeals fur aid for Chicago which has yet been made. It contemplates u.it only immediate relief but aid also through the winter. —John Harper, the owner of Longfellow, has declared that be will never run another horse. Grief fur tho murder of his. brother and sister has brought him to thU decision. —The Peoria Review says that persons with silks and fine goods in their possession, con cerning which they give no satisfactory ncconnt, rind which arosapposad to have been taken from the Cbicag fire, are peddling them through the country. —A writer at Pesbtigo mentions tbo.oaso.ofa little girl. Id years old, who saved her little sister irom death, but who was advised by many to de sist from the attempt lest she herself should perish. She heeded them not, however, but by the m-ist heroic efforts she succeeded in rescuing her little sister from the .merciless flames. Her father, mother, brothers, and other sisters perished by the devouring clement. And afier tho fire mid abated somewhat, she Worked her way rack over hot ashes and burning coals and dragged tho dead bodies of her relatives out into an open space, and then stood watching their charred remains nil day and through that Jong and desolate night that followed. That is child heroism the like of which was never recorded. —The exact words of Mr. Disraeli, in bis speech relative to tho Queen, wore as follows: “The lactis. wc cannot conceal from ourselves that Her Majesty is physically incapacitated from performing-duties, bat it is some conso lation to Her Majesty'ii subjects to know that, in thcporlormanco of those much higher duties which Her Majesty is called upon to perform, she is still remarkable for a punctuality and a precision which have never been surpassed, and rarely equalled by any monarch of tbeso realms.” Woodford County, 111., has had some destruc tive prairie fires, although tho losses have beon mainly confined to timber. —Disastrous prairie fires have occurred in Redwood and Lyon Counties, Minn. —Tho Secretary of the Navy has ordered the dismissal of five cadets Irom the Military Arade my lor ’’hazing.” —Senator Setmrz speaks on Civil Service Re form, at Cincinnati, n the 11th. and the tide rose two feet over the wuorves. —A now customs treaty has been signed be tween France and Germany. The financial p -r --tiou of the treaty provides that the balance of ihe indemnity money remaining due by France shall bo paid in specie bills to' the amount of 80,000.000 tr.mcs every fortnight until the entire balance is paid, such payments in commence «-u the Isth of January next. —The First National Bank of Wheeling, Vu., suggests that ibe National Batiks throughout tho Uuun contribute 2 per coat of their capital os a fund to ho loaned to too Associated National Biliks of Chicago, fora specified period, to ena ble them to at once resume business, the inter est t» bo paid semi-annually. —lt is reported in well-informed circles that the new treaty for the annexation of Sou Do mingo, which will bo submitted to Congress early iu the session, will cHI for no appropriation whatever, but that provision will be made by tinvuio panics and corporation lo pay off the debt ot the republic, which has £ccm regarded as amounting to nb-ut $1.600,00 J. —Several incendiary bros occurred at Louis- viile Ky„ on Sunday night. _ —Destructive fires have been rngiog in Bre- i njer, Hancock, aud Chickasaw Counties, lowa, fC —Three attempts were made to sot fire to Loudon, C. W„ on tho night ol the 13th. —The London Echo says that, the Queen is contemplating a partial abdication, nud asks, ‘•Shall Albert Edward bo Regent? —The remnant ot Cucrokcca l*ft iu North Carolina have commenced to remove to the reliof. train fdriChicago ran from New York to Buffalo in d. O hours and oo m —Tho*Northern Pacifio itaUroad track bar bcoo complete! within fartr-oight miles of Morobcad, tho crossing of tno Itod .Hu or. -Paymaster llojgo, tho defaulter, has boon 1 seoicnood to ton yours’ imprisonment. Iho 1 President remitted n part of tb«' y^j directed his imprisonment nlior iho t.n oars The Jill. i until ho had relundod the amount embezzle To the Editor of Tht Chicago Tribune I'" comot has boon soon from the Now Sir: It is said the county’ oni city fathers 1 Haven Observatory. ..i. .i,., have resulved to rebuild the public buildings oil j Mutuals defeated to c the old sites. This is well, except as to ike Jail, j ThelVsv* Dr. Noah Porter was inaugurated It isoonvcaitnt and proper to have a strong and President of Yale College. «u the lltb, with very safe apartment in the basement, where a few ceremonies. ROTRERMEL’S battle of G£TTS BURG. How tho Groat Picture Was Saved. To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune: •Sia: Many reports havu been circulated through tbo press iu regard to the Jato of RolhcruiCi’s picture, but they have all been so ioreigu, one lo the other, tuat, us ye:, little light uus been thrown upon the subject, and the public is undecided as to whether it is saved at ull. lam awu<y thuheat. The falling of tbo cinders w s tcrriolo. The drapery wrapped arutmd the picture to protect it was en tirely Consumed by tne fire caused by tailing cin ders, 1 am happy to inform you that the picture received no injury at ail, except a small rout iu the canvas wuich can be easily repaired. I also rejoice in the possession of all the other pictures iu the Academy of Design gallery that were ol any account. Mr. W. H. Downing, with whom I shared a part of my studio in the Acad emy,stood uy me in this emergency irom begin uiuc to end and, while I guarded tbo large pic ture on lh.- lake shore, at the loot of Adams street, he guarded too others: uua, between us, wo succeeded in saving ull tne pictures of any value. Kutlu-rmi-l’a Gettysburg will have u greater reputation now than ever, und thousands more wnl be cug.-r iu see it. It wilt soon bo removed to thu fclaic Capit <1 ol Pennsylvania, and tuo nation will rejoice tuat tbo greatest and grand uf ail its art treasures is safe. Yours truly, F. L., Rockwell. Chicago, Oct. 16,1871. A NEW LAW LIBRARY Proposition to tlie Members of the Chi cago Bar. To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune Sir: While we all rejoice in tbo liberal contri butions received by the unfortunate, through tbo several societies and organizations to which they belong, including the Trades Union, the public press, Ac., wo cannot bo unmindful of the fact that the members of tbo Chicago bar, as a class, have suffered moro than any other by tbo Into conflagration. Our libraries, our offices, our notes and accounts, and onr business have been swept awuy by the fire-fiend, and very lew of the 500 members of tho bnr have tbo moans to procure n private library. Wherefore, tho writer begs leave to suggest, through this medium, that a public meeting of tho bar be held at once, to perfect a suitable organization, with proner officers, to receive donations fora Public Library. Our friends of tho profession wilt promptly and libcrnllv respond to uur call. Wo need Free Public Library, accasiablo lo every member of the bar, without foe or tax, ex cept the smalt sum of about S2UO per annum to support a Librarian. I believe that one good solicitor, with the proper aid of tho organization at home, could raise $50,000 within sixty days lor this purpose. Will come of tbo older and moro prominent members of tbo,bar move in tho mat ter! There should bo uo delay. B. M. Mckn. -Chicago, Oct. 17, IS7I Meeting of Judges. The Judges of the Couetß of Record of Cook County, and tho Judges of tho United States Circuit and District Courts ere requested to meet at the court-room of the Superior Court, in the High School building, on Thursday, October 18, iosL. at 2 o'clock p. m., for tho purpose of or ganizing, and for such action as may be deemed advisable, in pursuance of tbo following re-olu lioo adopted at a meeting of tbo members of the bar of Cnicaco, held on Monday last: Resolved, That tho Judges of tho courts of Cook County, and the Judges of tho United Circuit and District Courts, bo appointed a standing committee to consider of nud devise such legislation as m«y be necessary to restore lost papers and records ol all courts, public of fices, settle titles to really, and all kindred sub- jeets. Resolved, That said committee appoint any sub-committvo they may deem desirable from the bar, to consider any designated matter, and report to tbo committee. And tbo members ot the bar each plwdgos ItlinsolV lo do any eucn sub-committee work required ol him. Resolved, That said standing commiUoa do whatever they may doom desirable lor the pur pose of having schemes «>f .legislation prepared to bo submitted to the -Legislature, Stale and Federal, at the proper time.-- Wu. A. I’onTEK. Chairman. T. IjF.ddt, Secretary. jlow tUc Burning Coal-Ucaps 9lay he Extinguished. Mr. A. Guthrie. lata United States Super vising Jioilcr Inspector, soys that tho firo con suming tens of thousands of tons of coal tuay bo extinguisued vorv readily hy simply f Toralcd sienm pipes into mo coal piles, ani al this rs a for .better, simpler, and moro expeditious remedy than that now "doptei A ~f pumping water ou the coal, as tbo almost instantly convened into steam which floats off into tbo air in great clouds- Ibe plan cau ouickly bo tried, as there are plenty of boii cra fo bo h«d, and no other machinery is required “SSaSriS stands” srto apply this: remedy at once for thrse requiring bis services. He thinks that tho fire in every pile ol coal can bo extinguished iu twelve hours. Union Mutual tlfe iMnrance Company of Maine. Tho agency In Chicago is now at 816 Wabash avenue. This old, substantial company has loaned largely and judiciously in Chicago hitherto; and now—though the firo has wiped uut $233,090 of its security, nomiually—thp lands, amounting to about 3500,000 nro left, and ore id gtiud localities; and Dr. Boone—who is abondaut ly able to respond to anything ho agrees to-- offers to guarantee paywout of every dollar of tbo company's investment in the burnt district Jor 1 jjcr ecu/. This lively company has uucartued its safes and finds their contents safely preserved; und its derrick is up. on tho aM loundulton, for the immediate re building ofits Agency and Loan Office. Boone Block.” in LaSille street: and it is ready nuw jor the coutinuauco ol its Life Insurance patron age iu Illinois, ut 816 Wabash uvouue. So make secure, the patrimony your fomilies may need. prisoners may be sccnrely lodged temporarily— as during trial, eta. Bat the jail of such a coun ty ns this, where hundreds of prisoners are to be kept constantly, should not bo underground* and. especially, should not be under the Court tiouse where the poison they generate infects, not only themselves, bat the hundreds of offi cials who occupy the various parts of tbo build ing. Moreover. the basement of such a building a«wo should have, if properly constructed, is the most valuable part of the structure for the public offices, and is by far too valuable lobe surrendered to the use of confining and lodging criminals. Would not tbo site of th e Armory bo location (or the j«il? Lot tho Board of rublie Works and the otner proper officials o in sider this matter in duo time, and, by all mean s. let us not repeat the nuisance of ihn jail under the Court House. D. I*. Wildkr. Chicago, o*t. 17.1871. George 11. Stewart, of Philadelphia, is organ izing a work similar to that of tbs Christian Commission, for Chicago relief. —Tbo Empress Augusta, of Germany, has con tributed 1.000 thalers for tbo Chicago sufferers. —Several negroes were sworn in, in New York, on Saturday last as Inspectors of Elec tion. —Telegraphic communication between Hong Kong und Nogodi has been stopped, the Chinese having picked up the cable and stolen quite a length. —A terrible typhoon has occurred on tho Chinese coast, destroying several hundred lives. —Tho Secretary of the Treasury has author ized tbo United States Treasurer to issue $1,500,- 000 United States notes to take* tho place of the United States notes and National Bank notes burned in tbo government vault at Chicaco. —C. F. Lehne. a well-known citizen ol Peoria, attempted to commit suicide by cutting his throat on tho 12tb mst. Cause, temporary in sanity. —The Now York ruffians reported hanged in Chicago have turned up safely in the former city. KEWS BY MAIL, SATES. HALL’S SAFE LOCK COMPANY'S CHICAGO HOUSE IS LOCATED AT 66 West Madison-st. 1 stock of Safes, and Hall’s Superior Bank locks will he ready for sale TO-DAT, At Old Prices. FRANK B. TUCKER, MANAGER. HERRING’S SAFES TRIUMPHANT! Twenty-two Safes have been taken from the rains so far, con tents all safe. A largo assortment, of all sizes, constantly on liuua. at tho Chicago depot.and manufactory. HERRING CQ-, Corner of Fourteenth -at. and Indiana-av. DIEBbLD KIENZLE’S SAFES PROVED THE BEST IN THE GREAT FIRE. 446 STATE-KX D. H. COVERT. General Agent. Safes. Oar office can bo found at NO. 06 WEST MADISON-ST., We have ordered from onr foctory at Cincinnati and onr branch houaea at St. Louis, Louisville, and Cleveland. OVER TWO HUNDRED SAFES OP DIFFER ENT SIZES, which will bo ready for delivery in a few days. HALL’S SAFE AND LOCK CO. STOVES. bKiwu Brothers bast monboe-st. iold quarters), Manufacturers of HYATTS PATENT SIDKWALK LIGHTS And Hoot's celebratal DAKOTA” SOFT COAL STOVES. May ha found at tho old quarters, as above, ready for orders. Stoves, In answer to numerous Inquiries, wc wish to an soanqe that our price list or stoves will NOT be advanced. If any retail dealers charge an advance we will furnish portioe who call at our office with the names of dealers who sell at old prices. Not a stove In our warehouse was destroyed. Oar foundries la Albany are in fall blast, and wo shall keep onr stock in Chicago full and complete, and be able to supply tho demands of both city and eountrytrade. As our agency records and facili ties for getting information arc destroyed, now customers wllfplssso forward referencee or cash with orders. JNO. F. RATHBONE CO., 30 and Sd floor. millinery. GAGE BROS. CO., WHO Ii ES 'A 11 MILLINERY. OFFICE FOB THE PRESENT AT 419 MICHIGAN-AV. Will open with, an entire NEW STOCK at 961 indiana-av. About the 2 oth October. Send Your Orders. FURNITURE. Furniture, PARLOR FURNITURE, BEDROOM FURNITURE. OFFICE FURNITURE A To be had at wholesale prices at 177 West Ran- f‘ dolph-fit. KDBITbCHKY it HAMANN, And at 135 West Lake-et. OSWALD KUBITSCHKY. i. BOOTS ANP SHOES, Doggett, Bassett Hills, HEADQUARTERS AT 522 Wabash-av. Comer Harm on -court, C Have on the way a new j stock of BOOTS SHOES,; And will soon be prepared to supply customers. AUCTION SALES, WM. A. BUTTERS 00., ATJCTIOKEERS. Office No. 1204 Indiana-Av,, Will resume business on or before November 1.; At Nos. 3 and Dearborn Park. Directly opposite old stand on Itandolph-st. C. C. Thayer Co., Auctioneers and Beal Estate Agents, No. 41 Uubbard-court, between Stats and Wabasri, 1 formerly at 137 Doarhoru-st., Trinuno Building, will. heretofore, pay particular uitentiou tusnk* of real est ito at xuctibn aad'Tx’lvato salu. Will at toud t« sales of furniture Ht n-Bidencca, and to out dour sah-a of erory description. T<> owners of real estate iu the burnt district: f*. C Thayer A Co. have applications from home un 4 Kiytorn capitalists lo buy on lease property in tln> burnt district. Please hand in vour lists. Colby aud Wlrts, Auctioneers. We shall s -11 on Friday, October 20, 10 o’chick M.rn— nil the household goods, consisting of parlor, clituo tier, dining*room, und kitchen furniture, carpets, stoves, mirrors, crockery, Ac., all cuntulned in the dwelling No. 131 West Jackson st., corner Deoplaiaes st.,' together with lease of the premises. Also. ODe seven octavo rosewood pinuo. COLBY A WIUTN. Auctioneers. HOTELS, Tie RiTßrsiie Hotel, Riverside, will bo kept, from this dale, by Messrs. Gage Bros. Rice. Sufferers "by the groat fire will be liberally treated, and board for the fall and’win tor at very moderate prices.. Pleasant rooms. Gas and water, and frequent trains. Apply' at Riverside. Transit House. Tucker Sherman, proprietors—terms, na be forij'the fire, $2 per day. All trains stop at Forty thlra-et. Carriages to convey passengers to nnd from cow. Street cars run hpnrly. p. Ft. W. dummy aix times dally. Wood’s Hotel, 295 Siat-vst., corner llubbard*cuurt, Chlcngo,..lll. ENOCH WOOD, Proprietor. Fint-cfoes accommodations. Charged reasonable WEDNESDAY* OCTOBER 18, 1871. INSURANCE. THE n i. ii. nn OF BROOKLYN, Casli Assets, $1,850,000 Loses in the GREAT FIRE LESS THAU $500,000 And has Opened an Office at 62 SOUTH CANAL-ST. Property insured and Losses paid as usual. We have commenced paying. Policy-holders call and. present their claims. K S. CRITCHELL, A GENT- Apply for Agencies in Northwestern Slalta to R S.CRITCBELL, Special Agent. NORTH BRITISH AnH Mercantile Insuiance Co., Of London and Edinburgh. CAPITAL, $10,000,000 IU GOLD Gold Assets, after Paying Chicago Losses, $12,000,000 The New York Managers have received tho follow ing telegram from London: “Board of Directors sul'scirboAve thousand dol lars for relief of Chicago sufferers.' Settle and pay all losses promptly. American assets, amounting t.i 91,500,000, will not he touched.” Wo aro now prepared to receive applications for in surance iu abovu company. S. M. MOORE C0 M Agents, 68 Sontb Canal 879 Wabash-av. HOMES Insurance Cmnpany OF NEW YORK, 30 and 32 Canal-st. I have arrived in Chicago with a corps of adjusters to assist General Ducat in adjustitp and paying the losses of thu Home Insurance (ompanv, of New York, This Company will pay all Its lostes as toon as ad justed. and with two millions of solid assets left and more to be subscribed. If ueedod, will continue to iudemuily thu property owners of America as here tofore. ARTHUR F. WILMARTII, Vice President Home Insurance Co., of Nhw York. New York, Oct. 10, 3971. GENTLEMEN: At a meeting of tho Ger mania,” •*Hanover,” “Niagara,” and “Repub lic Insurance Companies, of New York* Com rising tho ••Underwriter’s Agency,” held this a/, due preparations were made to pay immedi ately, upon adjustment, all losses incurred at Chi cago after doing which the capitals of all the companies will remain unimpaired, and have a surplus of over half n million dollars, leaving the gross cash assets of tho Underwriter’s Agency over two and one-half million dollars (£2,509,000.) A. STODDART, General Agent. To Ogden, Sheldon Seuddor, Agents, 62 South Canal street, Chicago. fgy-All persona holding policies In tho Un derwriter's Agency,” will present them at 62 South Canal-et., for adjustment. OQDEN, SHELDON SC UDDER, Agents. Occidental Fire Insurance Co#, OF SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.. A. C. AGENT. OQo*t t 'rirr tending policies in this company pleasa report. Liverpool and Loudon aud Globe Insurance Company, OFFICE NO. 5 WEVT MADISON-ST, Risks taken at current rule*. NVM. WAItKKK. General Agent. Commerce Insurance Company of Albany N. Y. Will a. ANDREWS A BUG. 414_ Water Street, Now York. TO BENT. TO RENT. Houses furnished or unfurnished, small cottages, Huites of rooms, «£c., iu all parts of tho city! Also, a large barn on Stnip-at., south of Fourteenth, capable of holding 34 horses or more. Parties de sirous of renting,-buying, or selling, will do well to call at my office, as my list embraces property in all parts of the city. WILLIAM D. KERFOOT, £9East Washington-st., “Burnt District.” DRY GOODS. HAMLIN, HALE 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 full stock, suited to the present wants of this community. Wholesale Department Will reopen Oct. 25 in the largo brick building, 29,31 &33 S- Canal-st., In immediate proximity to the new Sher man and the Briggs Houses and the Bail way Depots. Their facilities will be ample for prompt ly supplying the wants of their customers, and their assortment will be as complete as heretofore. MIS CEIiIiANEOUS. O arpets, Carpets 11 ALLEN MACKEY HAVE OPENED THEIR STOCK AT At 744 State-st.i AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW A FULL LINE CARPETS, BEDDING, CURTAIN GOODS. W« invito tho special attention of furniture deal ers. and others, to oar stock of PLUSHES, PLAIN AND STRIPED REPS, TERRT3, ETC.. ETC. JVETT GOODS RECEIVED DAILY I Blank Books and Stationery RECEIVED THIS DAT, and moro on the way. Tho trade supplied AT OLD PRICES, BY EMERSON A DAVIES, At Chicago West tilde Library aod Music Store, 2-jy West Madison-st.. bet. Peoria and Sangamon. PAPER. Winnebago Mills. Having two mills la Operation and largo amount f stock shipped before thu lire, we shall, during nexl week, have a good stock of Manilla, Wrapping, News, Printing, and Writing Patters. Remittances by draft on New York or currency by express will be appreciated. BRADNER, SBIITH CO.. 619 State-st. Plug Tobacco Manufactory For Sale, CONSISTING OF: I Hydraulic Ram and Pump. 9 Retainer. Flalshcr*. i Seta Moulds. 4 Caddy Presses. 4.000 lb Fairbanks Scales. I Hall's Office Safe, Track, Cara, and all the fixtures complete for the manufacture of Plug Tobacco. For terms address JAMBB DORITY. Tnlado. Ohio. Anchor Line OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. NEW TOEK, UVERPOOL, GLASGOW, ic. All agents are notified that no interruption has occurred In onr business, which la now carried on at NO; TO TWENTY-THIRD-ST. Our mall 1s regularly delivered. Remit by cx press or New York bank draft. z». B. Sherman, Secretary: John Q. Rogera, Treasurer. Panorama. A sufferer, hot one with energy, artistic ability, and (he necessary business requirements,bat nut suf ficient funds, wishes to negotiate with n party with means for the immediate production of a panorama oi Tho Bnrnlng of Chicago.” Sufficient reference. Capital required, $5,000. Address PANORAMA, Tri bune office. ioyne Co.’s uuivur. Page, NATIONAL PAGING NUMBERING MACHINE. Arrangements having been made to supply tbo market at once with tho abova named machines, or ders should he lelt at oar offic,-,* fl, 13. and 15 Des plahiCT-st., without delay. Removal. Offic- of Wrgho, Routing A Co. and Cb:ia. Yergho. Consul fur Bavaria aod Wurtembuig, now at 15S Cottage Grovo-av. The Misses Aiken Have removed their Dress Making Parlors from 06 Vanßuren-st. to 50 Harmon-conrt. The Office of C. B. Sawyer Co., IS AT 449 WABASH-AV. The Enterprising Firm of JAMES S. KIRK CO., Soap Manufacturers, arc already engaged with a large force of men re moving the debm from tbo mins, 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 tho great Urea of Saturday and Sunday nights. Is now in shape to take freights, enabling this artery of trade to open op and relieve those who may hare property logo forward from Chicago, and nos opened an office at No. O Madi son street, under tho Briggs House (formerly tho Laclede), directly opposite the Madison street Freight Station. Tho Star Union Lina Agency has ita Beadquartert at this office. No very large amount of freight can be taken immediately, but enough to enable parties to raise money from their Eastern correspondents. B. c. MEiamUM, Chicago.Frlday.Octia. 3871. EDUCATIONAL. The Chicago Business College Will open In a few days on Slxtcenlh*at., be tween Wabash and Mlchigan*av9. Two of the largest and finest bails In the city have boon leased, and a FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS SCHOOL will be conducted as heretofore. All the deport ments will be in operation, with full corps of teachers. Office at present, T92 Miebigan-av. Several floe offices and store rooms to rent. Ap ply at 793 Mlchigau-av. BRYANT CHASE, (formerly Bryant Stratton.) GENERAL NOTICES. A CARD FROM FM, Williams Co, Our Office is at 75 Calumet-av., Second honso north of Twenty-accord-st, where we have all oar books and valuable papers that we aaved from the domes. We earnestly solicit all persons indebted to na to aid na all they can by remittances. Thankful for past favors, and hoping; to rclmhark !n business again soon, Wc remain, yours truly, FITCH. WILLIAMS CO. To My Old Friends and Patrons. 1 would hare yon all know, from my won! herein given. tlmt I have lost nuna of site trust, hope. or the belief in Chicago’s future greatness, widen has always characterized all tny relations with the riti zena of this my long-iiucw adopted home: but I am differently situated with rofcrouco to findings place to commence anew my businca*. from thorn who have been engaged In purely mercantile pursuits. 1 must have privileges ofeky lights, aide lights, water and gas, which are to them matters of little impor tance. Therefore, I heg olyon. my friends anil patrons, to grant mo a littlo extra lime to look about mo before I nettle. I guarrantooyon, hereby, that every cant which yon have paid into my callery aha]] be made good to you as soon as 1 can establish myself in some perm** nent way. I also take vlensnrein informing all those who have loft valuable pictures with me for copying, that I saved the most of these before 1 gave a thought to my owo things. When I begin again you will find with me nil of the best of my old corps of artists, who Lavo tbnied my fortunes and misfortunes torso long. Dogging that you will bear with me for a little time, and promising that you Shall have ample notico of mv opening In all the dally city papers, I remain In affliction, ns In days of prosperity, truly, yunr friend. E. 1,. .BRAND, Photographer, formerly of 2S Washiaglon-st., Chi* cago. IU. Incidents of the Great Chicago Fire. I am collecting incidents of tho great Chicago lire, to bo published m book form immediately. Almost every person we meet can relate some terrible, traxic. pathetic, serio-comic, or other story connected with the fire. Lot all these be collected now, while they are fresh, and sent to nif, to be embodied In this book. 1 respectfully request at! clergymen, tcnch-ra. and all others, whether Indies or gentleinun, whether you aro accustomed to writing or nor, to write out, in such shape'as yon cm. to be rewritten if neces sary. the incidents you hear, and to clip from news* papers all printed incidents, and send to my address. Mv slenm printing establishment and publishing office is burned, the contents of my safe are destroyed, but my long experience In Chicago as a printer nod publisher are sufficient guarantee mat this book will be full oflotercst. and published in good style. The prico of thu book will b SO cents. It will be sent, postpaid, by mail, or otherwise. Send for it now. andyoor orders will bo filled in the order they are received. Sly address far the present Is ALFRED L. SEW ELL, Publisher, care Loot. Preston Kean’* Dank, corner Randolph and HuUicd-sts.. Chicago, 111. Railroad Gazette. THE RAILROAD GAZETTE, owing ton destruc tion of tho printing facilities here. Is removed tem porarily to New York City, al"3 Broadway, where all letters should hereafter bo addressed. The mall list of the paper was saved, but the car riers’ list Was lost. Those who received the Gazette by the carrier are requested to send their address to the Now York office, together with a statement of the time up to which It was paid. A. N. KELLOGG. Proprietor, General Notice. THE AMERICAN MERCHANTS’ UNION EX PRESS COMPANY are now prepared to RECEIVE AND FORWARD ALL BUSINESS OFFERED. Eastern business, for New York, Boston, &C., office 115 Twonty-eecond-et. Western business, for Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railroad and con nections, at office Canal and Burlington Crossing. For Northwestern Railroad and roads leaving from that depot, at office comer of Klnzie and Canal-sts. (old Milwaukee Depot). Also at office 214,210. and 218 West Randolph, corner Canal. Principal office, NO. 115 TWENTY-SECOND-ST. National Sunday -School Teacher. Office, M West Raodolph-st. ADAMS. BLACKMER LTON, Publishing Company. The General Agency OF ALLAN LINK OCEAN STEAMERB s at present In 137 Hilwaukec-ar., until removed to Mixon’s Building. LaSalle-sc., lo about three weeks. Passage to and from Europe *l lowest rates. FEUD, S. WINSLOW. THE OFFICE OF THE COATf TENBKOEKE OA2EIAGE UANOTAGimma COM?'? 18 AT THEIR FACTORY, Corner of Randolph and Ann-sts., wbera they will resume their business In a few days and be praparod to receive orders as usual. All persons indebted to as are requested to remit AT ONCE n currency, by express, to enable us to relieve our mployes, some of whom ARE HOMELESS AND IN WANT OF FOOD. "All persons Xibtlm* Uarffflaj. CO Princes, or wogous in their possession belonging to us, wilt please return them to bar factory or send their address, and save trouble. Fan’s Ranges, FOR HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. We are prepared to supply these well-known and favorite Kaog»s at snort notice. LESTER, HERON. SMITH A CO.. Molo 'Agents. 960 atatu-st. Babcock Extinguisher. 050 Wabash-av., and 50 and 53 West WasHington-Bt, All partifS indebted to ns are urged to remit at once by draft On New York or currency by express. Our factory was saved. Orders pouring in from all parts of the country will be filled in tho order in which they come. Address all communications to F. W. FARWELL, Secretary, 63C Wabash-av. Grand Trunk Railway. The ticket office of this company is now located at the'northwest corner of Canal and Bladisoa-sts., where Information, through tickets, and berths in Pullman cars may be secured. J, U. WHITMAN, General Western Passenger Agent. U.SHACKLE, General Agent. C. J. nr.YPGF.S. Manager. Chicago Newopaper Union, 13 North Jaflferson-st. The Daily Evening Wiscon sin, Milwaukee, has the largest Job Printing House In the Northwest; running thirteen steam presses. Orders for work may be lelt at Chicago Newspaper Union office, 18 North Jefferwm-st. Tbo Chicago Newspaper Union will have three moro last newspaper presses running the first of next week and will be able to accept press work for them. Wo shall also have an abundance of printing paper of all sizes. A. T. AIKEN9. President. Bread for the Hungry. Wo will deliver in Chicago by the Chicago. Rock lalaud A Pacific Railroad, or th-Chicago, Alton St. Louis Railroad, choice family flour at th<* follow ing prices: Choice white winter wheat floor fur 28.25 per barrel: choice red winter wheat flour fur J7.25 per barrel, for one barrel or more. Send the money by post office order, or by express, prepaid. This was the wholesale price cf floor l>of(>re the tire. ADAH WILCOX, City Mills, Joliet, 111. Joliet, 111.. Oct. IS. 1871. 612 Michigan-av. All onr account books and plates aro saved. The machinery la In motion to meet the wants of nil onr customers at tbo earliest possible moment, ROOT «fc CADY. Agency of the AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE LANDS of the STATES OF MISSOURI AND IOWA. We offer for sale the choicest Prairie and Timber Lands of Missouri and lowa, on a credit of ton years. -7SYh^r* l Tffffiß!* iron Tall taxation^ and Deeds come direct from the Slates of Missouri and lowa. PHIL. F. SCANLAN A VO., No. 41 Uubbard-court, between Wabash-av. aod btato-st. A Card From' RICHARDS. CRUMBaUQH A SHAW. Onr office Is temporarily at 8(8 Wnboeh-ar. Wc shall resume business at tho earliest punsiblu mo ment. Our (floods who aro indebted to us will con fer a special favor by remitting in nt once nil they can. either In enrroncy or New York oxehamti-. RICHARDS, CRUMBAUGB A SHAW. Thousands Made Glad by the opening of the Fl-Mity oa the very morning after tho fire—the first offleo open in ttm ruins—mix! business uninterrupted ever since. All de posits in perfect preservation, wax not melted. Before the firo we asked, mid we now repeat thi-se QUESTIONS FOR THE PRUDENT. Are your bonds and Holes safe? Are yunr deeds and mortgages safe? Are year wills, roar policies, your money, your plate, your diamonds safe? Are zOU safe In keeping valuables at home or in any exposed place, instead of depositing them with TUOB. B. BRYAN A CO., at their Fidelity Safe Depository. Carl Pretzel, Tho arousing broken German writer, leaves her next week for St. Louis to publish his “Alminick’ for 1372. The Western News Company had ordered 10.000 JU}5 previous to the fire. We hops our St. Leals friend* will aid him in its Nano. Views of the Ruins. CHICAGO AS IT IS AND AS IT WAS. Those who wish to procure views of Chicago ns it was before the fire, or us it Is since, should send in their orders at ouce, to LOYEJOY i FOSTEB, 3U9 West Randolph-st., Wholesale and retail dealers in stereoscopes, views albums, etc. (formerly 87 Clark-sf.), will be able to fill all orders for store-scopes, views, etc., in a few days. To oar country friends'we would say bo patient fora short time, as wo hare a fall sjocU on the way. St. Louis Law School. Tho repnlar annual session of this school opened October 11. Full course, two terms, six months each. Students admitted -to either class, on exami nation. until January I. 1872. Tuition Tea, Ifrj rwr annum. including mo of library. No extra chars* For particulars address O. 31. STEWART, Dean of Law Faculty. SUI N.wth ThinUst tit. Lou?;. Mq. 0 f CHICAGO SC AXE COMPANY, Fairbanks’ Standard Scales. No. 11 S. Canal-st. FAIRBANKS, GREENLEAF CO, NUMBER 72. TRANSPORTATION. B6TICS Ti SHIPPERS. Tlie I’lttsburgh, Fort Wayne at., upstairs. C.C.-T»Ttsetrit2_—— Gec»r«l Freight Agent. The Atlantic, Pacific Gt. Western Telegraph Companies will open their general ofllcu on Saturday next, 14th Inst., at SG Canal-et* On and After Date, Chicago Bock Island Pacific Railroad passaa/'- trains will learo from corner Polk and Sberrraa-at- American Emigrant Company. Foreign and Domestic Exchange; ocean tickets tv and from Europe. General ratiyrjy ticket office Western Office, 3J West Kinzie-at. X'KED. NELSON. Agent, Chicago, Chicago, Kock Island Pacific Kali- road. NOTICE—The Passenger Depot of this company is now located at the corner of Polk and btierman-sts., at which place trains arrive and depart as usual. HUGH RIDDLE. Gen. Sap’t. A. 31. SMITH. Gen. Pass'gor Agent. Chicago, Rock Island Pacific R. R. Trains leave and arrive at Twcnty-aecond-s:. station, on Clark. Leave—At 10 a. m., 4;30 p. m., and 10p.m. Arrive—At 7a. m.,9;45a. m.,and 10 p. m. General offices arc located at the corner of Clark and Twclfth-9 ts. MERCHANT TAILOR. ELY, Draper anti Tailor, Is still ALIVE and well, and, with, a CHOICE stock of WOOLLENS, is at his Parlors, 657 Wabash-av., Between Thirteenth and Fonrteenth-sts., in readi ness to serve his city and country patrons as usual. Established in Chicago, 1854. f IRON FLU/ais! TING New York and Chlcaco. BOILER IRON FLUES AND GALVANIZED IRON. Tyng Co., horned out at 30 LaSal!e-sL, hare resumed business la tho commodloos machine factory of L. B. Walker Co., 67 and 69 South Canal st. A largo stock of galvanized Iron oa hand. 000 hundred tons of boilerplates and heads now on the way from the East. Best American and English flues furnished In frmn aiu> tn (An /Infa _ __ Orders solicited and correspondence promptly answered. T¥NS CO., 07 and 09 South Canol-st., Chlcaso, IfEW TOBK s 08 WUllam-st. FREIGHT. CHICAGO ALTON RAILROAD. FREIGHT NOTICE Freight will bo received for shipment at tec old place, comer Van Duran find Cnarle.<-«is. Freight arriving will be delivered at Houghs Packing Donae, south side Ualated-.t bridge. Wo ore ready to receive and deliver all promptly. Merchants will please jßSffiy m 0 wiere thr g|b be found. s a. d. REID MB Medical. Dr. Franklin Bracks. OFFICE 153 THIRD AVENUE, between Harrison and Polk-*ts., South Side tree** all diseases and complaints. Tbo afflicted may ciV: oraddn-ss the doctor on all confidential matters* Invalids can be provided with apartments, board attendance, etc. Dr. C. Bigelow Haa removed from No. *79 South Clark-at.. corner nf Mooroc-st., to No. 46« South Stato-it., Chicago I'J Call or address all communications to No 464aon*h Statc-st. I,would hereby caution the public that one O. C. Jurom?, TSioalii llal.LeJ-st,, I, mrtiVg iws? my name and reputation (iu absoijcoof tbecourts* I can only say that I am In no Way whatever coo oected with that clhcu. Dn. C. BIGELOVr. An Essay Devoted to the welfare of thou who sutler from tho effects of self-abuse, presenting means l>y which thi/ may be permanently cured. Sent tree recur*!/ sealed. Address C. K. THOMAS. I’eit o"**s lb “11*, New York city, GO., ======== CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1871-10-18 page 2 | https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1871-10-18/ed-1/?sp=2 | fetched 2026-09-14T06:01:49Z ======== fpc |ribmi£. b- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1671. Tan Chicago Tsibuks has opened Its offices at No. 15 South Canal street, West Division, and the Taper will hereafter he regularly issued from that place mi further notice. TO ADVERTISERS, Wo devote all the space wo can possibly spare' to advertisers in this mornings ‘paper, and thnse-whofind that their advertisements are left oat will pardon it to the necessity of giving n tulr portion of our columns t<» the reading pub l?c. The demand for intelligence is not only In satiable, hot it is absolutely necessary to the welfare of the people and the city that much of that which we publish should go to the public. Wo divide our space between the reader and the advertiser, and that is the best we can do for ImtE ela*ses, The advertiser will understand that the earlier in the day ho gives us what he wishes to have published, and the smaller the rpace into which ho condenses it, the more ■ikely it is to find a place In our columns. THE GOTKBSOR’S MESSAGE. The Governor, in his message to the Leg islature, discusses elaborately the question of the power of the State to meet, consti tutionally, the pressing emergency -which rests upon Chicago. He recommends that the State come forward and relieve this city and county of the care of the poor,’ Insane, and the prisons, and farther ad vises that the State release the canal of the lien it has upon it, by refnnding to Chicago the $2,500,000 expended by the city, with interest There is, however, no money in the Treasury to meet this action. The Governor suggests that the money be raised by direct taxation, as that is the shortest and most direct mode of accom plishing the end. This would require a revision of the State assessments and a reduction of the levy upon Cook County. It would still take nearly a year to collect the tax. The constitutional prohibition against the creation of any State dclit beyond $250,000, except for the purpose of repelling invasion, suppressing insur rection, or defending the State in vrar, tho Governor examines criti cally. Tho conclusion he reaches is that, though the letter of the constitution limits the creation of a debt to tbo pur poses indicated, the spirit of the article refers to any great emergency destructive •of the life, property, or security of the people. .Ho argues that the calamity 'which has fallen on Chicago, comes within the true spirit of the constitution. The Governor reasons broadly and soundly, and it is bard to sec how his view of the case can be gainsaid except on technical grounds. The State reserved in the contract made with Chicago the ex press right to assume the indebtedness, remove the lien of this city, and take full possession of tho canal and its revenues. This contract was made long before the new constitution was framed or adopted. Is it not a reasonable proposition that the constitutional inhibition against creat ing a State debt docs not apply* to the Ciicago lien on the State’s property? It is very certain that no member of the co ivention claimed that it interfered xviih the contract aforesaid. And is it really creating a State debt, in the proper sense of the term, for the State to borrow money to remove a lien ou its property’ existing at the time the constitution was made The State owns the canal, subject to this mortgage. If it borrows money to pay off the encumbrance it reduces one debt as much as it increases another. The State is in debt now to Chicago two and a half millions for completing the canal. If it pays this debt by creating another of equal amount, there is dearly no increase in the State debt Bat if any members of the Legislature fiee proper to interpose narrow and tech nical objections, they cannot deny or dis pute the power of the General Assembly to revise tbe assessment rolls of State val uation to something nearer the real value of properly, and it will not be difficult to revise the amount of the lien upon, say, 1,000 millions of taxable property. The actual cash value of the .property of the Slate must exceed 2,000 millions. If this were done it would not be difficult for Chicago to obtain the money as fast pg it could Ko nco/1 nrnn faith that the tax would be paid over as fast as collect* cd. The tax will all be collected and paid in by the Ist of next September—a large part of it much sooner,—and if the tax were levied, and the proceeds appropriated to refund to Chicago, there would not be much difficulty in the city getting a tem porary loan on the faith of the tax list "Whatever plan may be adopted, the city will be extremely grateful to Governor palmer for bis kind and manly efforts in onr jjebalfin this great season of trial. THE OCIOCER EIECTIOXS. The October elections never bed so hard a time in getting before the public. The papers, even of the respective States in which the elections are held, have great difficulties in obtaining returns enough to deduce from them an accurate statement of the general result. The complexion of the news is generally favorable to the Repub licans, indicating slight Republican gains (in a somewhat fuller vote) upon the results of two years ago. In Pennsylvania the Republican majority is now set at 15,000; in Ohio General Noyes is elected Governor ny 20,000. and lowa has maintained her place in the front rank of Republican States by rolling up nearly or quite her regular 40,000. The Legislature in lowa, how ever, shows several Republican losses, owing chiefly, it is said, to the combina tions with the Democrats formed bj* the friends of particular candidates for Sena tor, when they found that their opponents had the regular nominee. The Allison jnen charge this sort of practice quite freely upon Harlan’s friends. The result in Texas has doubtless sur prised greatly the adherents of Governor Davis, who expected, with their facilities for suppressing the votes of their oppo nents, to carry the State easily; instead ofvffitch they bare been beaten in every Congressional District This result shows that corruption and Tammanyism are not adapted to Republican methods, and should be a sufficient warning to Governor Davis and all others in politics to he just and virtuous if they would bo happy, in politics or out of it TtUnJn Tc-l~r, in full operation, and is ready to pay all orders promptly. Postmasters making deposit* should remit National Bank drafts on Now York, or send currency by registered letters. —A registered letter liir Edgar S. Komar is id the bands of Sam. J. Mcdtll, at Xus Tkiqu.se office. —The street railway tracks in the North Pi-, vision are being rapidly repaired, and the cars' will be run on North Clark street and Clybourne avenue to the river in n f»wdnys. Tha company is nuiiaing temporary stables on Clybourao ave nue, and it is intention to furnish all requisite facilities for street car travel on tbo North Side. —lt was decided veslerday by the Board ol Directors cf the .-irfrcrncc. tbo Congregational newspaper published in this city, to resume its publication'immediately, missing but one number because of the fire. The Advance was fortunate enough to save a copy of its subscrip- tion list, although its account books, types, MSS and other property of every sort was entirely destroyed. Shareholders in the Chicago Building Society, will bo pleased to know that the hooka and d'loamonls have been caved, and that, owioe to tbo peculiar mode of Investment adopted by the society, they trill suffer no Inss by tbo fire. The temporary office is at No. 37 West Wash ington street. —The ticket office of the Pittsburgh, Fort Way no «t Chicago Railroad is at 43 Weai Madison street, in the new Sherman llouf the foregoing committees, shall.constitute.an: Auditing Committee, and control of all contributions. No bills to bo paid -unless upon checks or drafts signed by the President or Chairman of the Executive Committee of thi- Relief and Aid Society, countersigned by R. B. Mason, Mayor. VESTEEDXV tho Executive Committee of the society, having their headquarters at Standard Hall, corner of Michigan avenue and Thirteenth street, issued ;ho following notice: Headquarters, 100 West Washington at. To the Public; The Chicago Iloliof and Aid Society this morn ing assumes tbo control of tho distribution ol supplies of food, fuel, and clothing, under the organization and plan given below. This super ■?ede3 and relieves, the form of distribution that has been gains on up to tho present time. The pressure upon the District and Sub-District offi ces and Superintendents will for a fow days be immense, and wo invite the co-operation and assistance of all citizens in carrying into opera tion the plan of organization and work adopted. Aid will especially bo needed in directing the needy to the right office for obtaining supplies. Posters printed In English. Gorman and Scan dinavian. giving full information,tho boundaries of districts and sub-districts, and location of office forsupplying tho same, will be posted to day in all pans of the city. With earnest and nearly co-operation on tbe part of- all, and pa tience and-forbearanco toward such irregulari ties and delays as must be unavoidable in put ting into practical operation a plan of visitation and-reliefon so Urge a scale, but few day*~wilt elapse before every needy family will have beoi. visited, their condition and circumstances re corded in tbo office of tho district in which the} reside, and aid intelligently rendered according to necessities. district no. 1, Territory—Tho North Division. Superinten dent, Robert Colly <-r: office. Lincoln School. Or chard street, sear Fullerton avenue. district no. 2. Territory—All of tho West Division lying north of Kiosie street: Superintendent, F. M. Rockwell. Sub-District No. I—All that portion of the above, lying north of Augusta street. Office, church corner of Rucker and Division streets. £ab-District No. 2—All that portion of the above, lying south ot Augusta street. Office. Tabernacle Church, corner of Morgan and Indi ana streets. DISTRICT NO. 3. Territory—All or the West Division bounded by Kinzle and Twelfth streets, and tbo river and city limits: Superintendent, General O. L Mann, Sub-District No. I—All tho above district lying cast of Ualited street. Office, St. Patrick’. Church, corner of Adams and Desplnine* streets.' Sub-District No. 2—All of the above district tying between Ilalatcd street and Ashland ave nue. Office, Jfo. 390 West Madison street, near Centre avenue. Sub-District No. 3 All of tbo above district lying westof Asnlanu avenue. Office, basement •if Park Avenue M. E. Church, corner of Park avenue and Robey street. DISTRICT NO. 4. Territory—All of tbo West Division lying south of Twelfth street. Superintendent, T. X. Pros- Sab-District Jfo. I—All of the above district, b.unded by West Xwclftn atreat and river, and tbe Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railroad, river and Centro avenue. Office in church on Hoisted street, near Twsuty-second street. Sub-District No, 3—Bounded by West Twelfth street. Centre avenue, river and city Hi?** s Office Mitchell street, pear T/brooc, Territory—All of the Soutt ilivlsion; Super intendent, J. C. Hill. Sab-District No. I—All of tbo above district north of Twenty-second street. Office, base ment of' Plymouth' Church, corner of Wabash avenue and Eldridga court, Sub-District No. 2—All of tbo above district lying south of Twenty-second street. Office, corner ol State and Twenty-second streets. NOTICE. No person will receive aid from any office but of tbo district and sub-district In which he re sides. All churches and other buildings from which supplies have been given out to families will bo subject to the control of the Superin tendent of the district, and those in charge oi the same will give out no more supplies except on bis order or that of some person duly author ized by him. O. C. Gibbs, General Superintendent of tho distribution of supplies. TBE SUB-COMMITTEES, with the exception of those on transportation, and correspondence, hare their headquarters at No. 409 West* Washington street. -The cxcep* tioos are at Standard Ilall. COMMITTEE ON* STORING AND RECEIVING SUPPLIER. Hurray Nelson is Chairman of this Commit tee, whose duty is. on receiving notice of the arrival of provisions at the depot, to convey them thence to the supply depots, Tobey t t Booth’s warehouse. Shaw’s warehouse. N0,48 West Ran dolph street, Nos. 50 and 52 Canal street, and the West Side Rink. The duties of this committee are very simple, but give plenty of employment. THE COMMITTEE ON SHELTER have on their hands about os much as a dozen men in the office can attend to. T. M. Avery is the Chairman, and he has arranged a system which promise* to bo very valuable. Tbo general ob ject of the society, is to prevent, as much os pos sible. the hording together indiscriminately, and m largo numbers, of btjrnt’out sufferers, or per sons claiming shelter. They aro opposed en tirely to the throwing pell-moll into the heart of the city a crowd of idle and vicious characters. I whose barrnckswill bo tbo hot-bed of vice and I sickness. They aro la favor of soatte'ring the temporary dwellings throughout the entire city, including the burned district. In fast, any where the, applicant may find a lot. Every ap -1 plicaut for assistance is compelled to answer tbo following questions: Name; former residence: where located Qumbor of family; ifburned 1 out, whether owner of lot ojr house; location of lot -where ho will build; occupation; what kind of wqrk, if any. bo wants; reference: what Insurance, and in what company; amount of money if any in bank, and any circumstances looking to show cause for assistance, Tbo committee began tbeir work on Monday, by recoiling- applications. 1 Each application is thoroughly investigated. Unless endorsed by some trcllable and well known citizen, or in case of the most urgent necessity applications will 1)0 refused. When the fofafenco is good, tbo oprl‘££t!O nß is instantly fciipijetj 19 (ho purchasers 11. AI. Fuller. If rhs consists of only throe persons, an order is givefi on any lumber dealer who will honor tbo orders of the committee, for lumber for a house 12x16 feet, with amounts af lumber specified, tihould the family bo larger, the faouao is to be 15x20 feet, for which a correspondingly largo amount of wood is ordered. The committee bare prepared cuTtiTfeadinosi"'foYuse,*Ufb only' tosettowork and build. If the applicant is a widow, or physically incapacitated from build ing, thocommittee giro orders to bui'd for her. Tbcir intcnlion and desire is to more the low class of people as quick-yas possible from the barracks, and convert their present quarters into storehouses. The citizens of the Seventeenth Ward bare already organized a co-operative association to oct in concert with the committee. They report applications and references, and tbo committee give the necessary orders. At the headquarter#, yester day, though the life and activity was wonder ful, the order maintained, and iho promptitude with which applications were filed, examined, and reported en was equally astonishing. Be tween yesterday morning and noon 100 families helped to help themselves.. COMMITTEE ON EMPLOYMENT* The report 01 this committee should bo an index to the condition «.ftbo sufferers mb regards tbelr willingness to giro quid pro gno for the bounty they receive, J3a£ tbejr report |s not en couraging, N» K, Fairbank is the Cboirwhn of tbat committee.. He has put.himsoTin o.inmu mention with contractors and others who aro in search of employes, and daily sends round to the various distributing points a list o situations offered for men ond women, Offers of employment for builders and servant gifts are pouring in from all quarters, but tbe applicant* for situations aro wonderfully scarce. When au applicant forreliel comes for food undolutblng. the question as to wbejhor ho or she is willing to work is immediately put, Tbe reply is inva riably in tbe affirmative; but tbo situa tions .do not suit. Mr. Wirt Dexter yesterday showed to our reporter a call for 800 men to work oo tpo,St Mary's Fall Capal. at $2 ncr diem, which humjnds bad al ready refused to accept. It is pn.bafalo that tbc committeo wiU shortly look :nto this matter with great scrutiny. TB.IXSPORTATIOX COMMITTEE. At Ibe head of a large table in a front room In Standard Hall, Georgo Pullman, Chair man ef tbo Committee on Transportation, ts signing passes for free transportation. Six assistants aro setting around tbo tab.e. examin ing with (he greatest possible cure, every appli cation for a free pass, which, unless it b.-ars tho endorsement of some good and substantial citi zen,is quietly rejected. Only the worthless are allowed to leave tho nity. Able-bodied men of lazy-disposition.- may save themselves the trouble of applying: men who have suffered in no wny from the firo may spend their time more profitably than In walking to Stan dard Hall. None but the obtain Iroo i transportation, and, therefore, none but tbo do serving need apply. i COMMITTEE OX EXCEPTION AND CORRESPONDENCE. I D fit Dexter w tho Chairman ofthis commit* s.irics ts dodo other than Mr O P pikk# it,* s&raa*was* COMMITTEE OS BICE, SANITARY, ASD HOSPITAL MEASURES. R f„ h committoo is c-.mpoaed of Dm, Johnson. Ranob, Ash. and Mo\ ichor, and their daties are pre-sinE. ardunns, and unen viable, but they hare ?hAfr r^.?™ P -rf! roil re “i t ar iog of the Board of Missions bold in Baltimu'C on the evening of Monday, tbo 9lh lost., a sun ■f £2,050 in money was raised for the relief of tio •oflerers; which bad been placed in tbohaodsuf tbo Mayor of the city, for appropriation. lie also stated that all tho Bishops bad unit'd in a pastoral letter to every parish in the couk .ry, calling for collections to bo made in tie churches on thoXOth instant and following Sui* day. It was tho unanimous sentiment of the clergy that, in the fulfilment of tboir office os almoner of thcCbureh cnaritics, it would be inenmbect up-n them to act in full co-operation with tte ienoral Relief and Aid Association, so as to keep a check upon imposture, and to render suc cor to the real sufferers in the most efficient man ner. Tncro was a very strong expression of opinion on tbo part of the mooting, that, desirablo ns it undoubtedly was, for tho Bishop to bo in the city »t this juncture, still, tho great object ot bis ro am hbving been accomplished, the cauio in lucstion Would bo more effectually promoted by the influence of bis personal presence among the members of tbo General Convention; while bis :lergy, together with their fellow-helpers, could bo doing their part at home, toward the allevia tion of want and suffering. The Bishop will therefore, probably, rotura to Baltimore within a day or two. ODD YELLOWS. Tho Relief Committee of the Odd Fellows are working assiduously day and plght tocarofor the families ot that fraternity. The work that is facing dune by them is systematic and careful. and those who are sending ill supplies or money !i«cd hare no fear that their generous benefac tions will be lavishly squandered or parsimon iously hoarded. Tbo officers are J, Ward Ellis, Chairman, John G. Rogers, Treasurer, E. B. Sherman, Secretary. The committee have been permitted to occupy the main room of the Fifth Baptist Church, corner of Saneamop and Harrison streets, trbexc tney propose to elay/or the trlnfrr. All applicu tiooa must bo made there. Supplies sent should bo directed to J. Ward Ellis, Odd Fellow's US* lief Committee, and money to John Q. Rogers. Treasurer Odd Fellow?* Relief Committee. Ue mictances and supplies are bclug constantly to* ~~«i fnrefully distributed. CHICAGO B*i5 KP AM). AID COMMITTER. To the vartoua Transportation KrDffjj vQII I* nunics of Chicago Large quantities of article# consigned to indi viduals aro being delivered without the order of tbo consignee. We ask that this may bo stopped. All goods should bo hold subject to the order of the consignee, or delivered only to this society. By order of committee. A PUBLIC MEETING of the ladies of this city, under the auspices of 1 tbo Ladies* Christian Union, will bo held on Thursday next at 4 p. m., in tbo American Re formed Church, corner of Ann and Wash ington streets, to organize a system .of relief fir the multitudes of women and children rendered d stituteby tbo late fire. Ail ladies interest**! in the work are earnestly requested, to be present. THE PITTSBURGH COMMITTEE, f The Pittsburgh Citizens’ Relief Committee ar rived on Saturday. Their headquarters are at the new Sherman House. Thu names of the committee are: J. H. Jones, Chairman, H. W. Oliver. R. If. Hartley, Wm. Douglass, Thomas Pnolns, S. Beyner, and M. E. Murchoad. Pitts burgh has seutliboralSy.and'tbe committee have come to arrange lor more supplies. Too .Mayor ol Pittsburgh has been telegraphed to establish a depot for supplies, subject to the order of the Chicago Relief _ and Aid Society: also to the Ladies’ Relief Society o! Pittsburgh to procure worm clothing for women and children, and send on at once. The committee report collections-thus far of over $160,000, with more coming. Tbo Cimmon Council have voted §IOO.OOO. over £00.009 of which is already subscribed. The people of Pittsburgh propose to continue tbo g-jod work. The com mittee will remain at the now Sherman House three or four days iongtr, and would be glad t» see any of the sufferers in this city, who have friends in Pittsburgh, and carry information ol wants, and arrange for relief. .THE CINCINNATI SOUP DOUSE. The Cincinnati soup bouse, on' the corner of North Peoria and iho P., C. «fc St. L. Railroad track, will bo open for tbo free delivery of soup to tbo needy this morning at. 8 o’clock. Per sons wlihthg'soup wRI bring buckets or other vessels, as it paiinot bp eatep on* tbo premises. The soup bouse hug a capacity to cook about J.OOffgallons daily, RELIEF ORGANIZATIONS. Iho gloomy cloud of our cal unity is not with out many rays of sunshine relieving its dark i acas. Brightest in the eye of tho observer arc tho various benevolent organizations, displaying i os great energy in distributing relief to tbo suf erers.as our business mei display in recon structing tfacir Ibuainess. ilev. R. C* Wines loft for Springfield. last evening, after a week’s in cessant personal labor in distributing the stores sent by that generous city, aud co-opcraling with tho Presbyterian clergy of tbo city in tho organized effort to resuscitate the various ioati tution* or that denominaiion. Wo have justsocn J. r. McNeill, i3iq„ of Washington, D. C„ who comosin charge of six«y boxes of supplies to stared ut the qopot of the Young Men’s Chris tian Association, Seventh Church, corner of P«oria and Jackson streets. This assoointion waJ .3U5d in FVfiling urder immediately after tbo tire, and bus smcS sirCngfueniid its Organt lation by appointing Rev. Robert Patterson, I). D., Relief Secretary, and John V. Fnrwcll, treasurer, holding the ftinds at Lunt, Preston •fe Kean’s Banking House, where any' dona tions for the association will ho received. Tbo Young Men’s Christian Associa tion will givu free Storage to the stores of dclo country.and facilities fo£.jJU tecs wiiom they may appoint. The noon prayer meeting is again in operation ip tho African Reformed Church, West street, eornerof Aon; R svs. Patterson, Dumarosl. Wm. Beecher, E. C. Wines, and D. L* Moody partici pate in tho proceedings. Outside Belief Matters. D2LEOATIOK i-fcOU pAK+IjA, A delegation from the Relief Committee Of the town of Brantford. Ontario, consisting oi Wm. Mqtbews, Esq., Mayor; T. S. Shenston, Esq., Registrar, and if. B, looming, lssq, t ar rived in Chicago on Saturday last, tor the par pose of ascertaining tho moans adopted for the proper of tho contributions sent to uid in relieving pba distress occasioned by the. Into firo. Alter visiting .tho various relief com mittees of tho city, end an examination of tho appliances used, forwarded the following report to tho said Cpmmitteo of tho town of Brantford t “Having boon honored with your confidence in deputing us to proceed to Chicago to ascertain tho best method of disposing of your contribu tion. deigned by you to assist, with other towns and cities, in miilgatiqg the suffering sauced by the calamity thaj; qqs ocialjon tho gre'nt city of the West, ffo.lakp. an onj-ly opportunity of giv ing nn account of our mission fiefo, It is lamentable to aoe tqo widespread deso r latioo, and it must occur to every oqo tho suffer* ing entailed thereby. “Wo desired first, to ascertain what the machinery was that is put in operation to relievo be necessities of tho sufferers t and secondly, tho measures of confidence that is acoorded to those having charge of the l&rgo and generous contri butions' that are pouring in from all quarters. “IVe bavo much satisfaction la stating that, with characteristic energy, tho authorities of Chicago have organised what appears to bo a very complete system of relief, .and from general inquiry wo find thodiffurent committees aro composed of gentlemen of the highest integrity, forming tho “Aid and Relief mittee of tho City of Chicago,’ 1 which, being an incorporated body, have tho entire confidence of (bo public, and Irom conversation with tho beads of several of these committees, th<-y express -a strong'determination that tho aid received shall bo judiciously and honestly distributed,” We bavo pleasure, therefore, in reporting to the citizens of BrautforJ and other towns en gaged in the laudable, work of relieving in somo moaauro the wants of tho distressed of ibis city, that wobelievo the aid will be dispensed wlsjy and to thobest advantage, “We think* from information received) that it is hotter to send each articles as can be pur chased to good advantage in Canada and, by coming in free of duty, will accomplish more good tbau by sending money, and wo would enumerate small “cooking stoves,” wooli-n goods, and mechanics’ tools of different kinds. It is depr-ssing and sad to see the prosperous city levelled and in ashes: bat-the'feelings are relieved by many Instances of cheer ful determination that Chicago shall rise from its ruins, and it is especially refreshing and grateful to see the better side of human nature, as displayed in the large and generous contributions that are- sent here to relieve our common brotherhood, and which are not con fined within the narrow limits of race or nation* ality. _ Chicago, Qct. 16, 1871- William Mathews. Mayor, T. S. Shexstok. Registrar, "H.B- Lkemino.” LETTEB FROM MB. ALEXANDER T. STEIVAET TO MR. JOHN V. FASWnLL. New York. Oct, 11,1871. John V. Fanelleniia oallat No. 181 South Peoria street, whore he can hear of bis sister. -“Tommy Jackson. 10 year* of age, is wanted by bis inuther at N°« JO Aberdeen street, —rMftrgiifet gwcoqey, Joe Sweeney, or James sWS? II w, report to Mrs. Young, at .No. 13S. corner First and North streets. —A little girl. 4 years of age. named McCauley, strayed from her parents in Fulton street. She uat Centenary Cnuroh. —On Wednesday morning of last week, a notice appeared in The Xbiboxk that Afw rraneis Adams was missing. That doy Mrs Adams called at The Teihuxe office, and left a n..to for her h H«9Wd. which noio has hot yet boon called for. On ifonduy the following card wna left at this offica: u P. \V. Adams. E«i.-Call at 2iv. or the Jlissounr, 1 _ Chicago, Oct. 17. IS«I. j To His Honor Mayor It. B. Mason, Chicago. III.: bia: I respectfully report to your Honor the con tinued peace and *j«let of tho .city. There bus teen no case ’of violence since the disaster of Sunday night and Monday morning. Tho reported cases lathe public press of violence ana dlsnrdars here are wltbont the slightest founds lion. There hna not l»een n single coho of arson, hanging or shootlng-not evrn'n rP>t or a street fight. L have seen no reason for tho circulation of such re ports.* It gives mo pleasure trv bring to the notice of your Honor (ho chrerfnl spirit with which tho population of-this city have met their losses nnd sufferings. ery respectfully, year obedient servant, P. 11. SHERIDAN. LioUt. Gou. Tbo head of tho city is certainly right in bis implied assertion that some of tbo city papers havo been entirely too freo with alarmist ro ports of shootings and burnings; but tho citizens of tbo unturned portion of tbo South and West Sides must'not by any moans take the above pro* clamation as a warrant to ceaso tbo vigilance which has marked their conduct so far. The omnipresent, patrols may nob bo qnito as useful or necessary now as a few nights ago; bat it would not bo tho part of wisdom to abandon them yeti Tbo regular force is doing vast good, and will probably bo continued for some time yet. BUILDING. In tbo matter of building, tho promises m adc by the burncd out merchants aro being redeem ed with a promptness and energy surprising'to anybody bat a Chicagoan. Contracts aro being given out as fast as possible for tho reconstruc tion of a vast number of edifices, both business and residence, and tbo few weeks that will elapse before wlntersols in will be well improved. THE OPENING Or THE BANKS on yesterday gave immense satisfaction to suob men os wore fortunate cnougk to bavo money to draw out. THE BUSINESS PROSPECTS of tho Twenty-second street dealers aro somneh .changed, and that for tho bettor, that ono is compelled to wonder whether there has really been any .fire—ho certainly would not bo con vinced of It from a casual glaoeo at State and the cross streets. colonel eastman’s work on the 'Wabash Avenue 31. E. Church is pro gressing well, end the siats aro rapidly being re moved and the insido being put in condition for a Post Office. Tho public will bail tho removal from Burlington Hall to tho new quarters with satisfaction, for it is now a matter of no little time and difficulty to gala access to the general delivery, STREET TRAVEL. Ono of the phenomenal features of South Side life at present is the immense and nediainisbed amount of travel in the streets,. The establish ment of additional omnibus line?,on the ave nues; tho reduction of fares one-half, and the largo number of street vara may all bo men tionedin connection; bqtJtiiß reason 'ls practi cally unreachable. Sight-seeing was reason enough for a few days; but- it is not to bo ex pected that people will unntinuc to visit tho rums aay after day for weeks at u time. from tho city-continue* in much the fame quantity and character. Tho travellers’are fr tho most part consumers, not workers, and it seems ns if too many of them' could not leave* for the Question ol so much broad for so much work is likely to b-* a serious oao soon. THE RELIEF WORK has been so far ngulaU-d that ibodesniringpoor are takmg thmr proper station ahead of tbo ,al*r«. trern pa|*l uf tioW THE SITUATION is one of promise—even m»ra so than two or three days ago. Resident* of other cities who have come to see a’city irf* ashes will do well to hasten theirp.arney, or their outlook may be cut off by structures rapidly ruing on the sites of their.prcdecoMor#, Work Among tbo Ruins. Yesterday .the general, aspect of men and Mags throughout the ojty looked brighter and more hopeful than on any day since Iho fatal hurricane swept over us. Already a change had over. the spirit of that hideous dream. Men were no longer to bo seen staring at the Jo ■tupoi* of despair. A more man ful spirit had taken pozsgssiwß of the people. GANGS OP WORKMEN were busy among the ruins at many point* throughout the burnt district, sorting ifionpg down fragments ot wall*," clearing off rubbish, and preparing the way for new struc tures. The Wen bide car# had again penetrated as far a* the old terminus, and the familiar sight of them imparted something liko A A. CHEERFUL TONE to the desolate, set-ne, aud softened its terror* If anything 'could hare been' needed to show Che indomitable pluck 6f the citizens, it was the sight of that army of labours, iet Ung doggedly to work among the enormous heaps of ruins Already one dodld discern glimpses of the new Chicago. Hero and there was sqcn some KSTEBPRISINC PIIOTOOBAPHEn with his apparatus, mounted on a pile of mb. taking views. One of these artists, whoso mirkJs lh!*°R Crgy f l u® c tizen great, ro- Sfflu 8t r® »n a burry* to get ap all bis i?Pno3. for U ho waitbd a feiyweeks looser there would ho no trims JeftTop him to take. “A HOPEFUL SYMPTOM .W? 8 “Iready made toward the rebuild jog of the city was to bo found in. the offices o! Boy»nston,Van'o#dol, Burling, and the other members of tbo craft are oil-local- Tfti?*. l K 0 V® e ~nd arc harJ at trork on Plans. ,s ,De .rcasingfaat within the past TLn f,?n?Tw a C pr°Oiiseß to keep on increasing. Iho following items do not by any mean* em -SJ«¥«W be buildingwork wfiich is 'Sow going }bey ibay afford substantial evidence tnat the restoration of Chicago has commenced in earnest. _ BUILDING 3 COMMENCED. .Uo tho east side of River street, Mr. Lnflin.and two gentlemen :trom Connecticut, have com menced tho erection of*a'foQr«story brick build ing, for six storos. ~P{i tbo opposite side of River street, Messrs, u alter. Rogers Walker are putting up six bnpk store#. The building is to bo in first-class style, and superior to the old qqo oa tho same At the corner ftf Wabash avenue and Lake street, the cqnstruolion of a six-story marble (rent building has been commenced by SJ. W, McLormick, This also will l*e superior in stylo to the old building on the same place. Mr. Mutt. Laftin bos commenced a handsome lour story building, at the corner of Wabash avenue and Water street. It will contain 1 xf° i rt- ißcing on Wabash avenuo. r Lnflm has also oi»mmcneod to build on btate street, between Lake and Randolph, four Dnck fronts, four.atoric? eaohj heavy buildings. J! L a k<' «lrcet. near Vi'ella, a ij-fcct froot brick building 13 commcnc-;d by Mr, Cobb, 1* 4j oJ, i n oD has received orders 'to set (0 Tr/tT fl A once ot l be plans for the reconstruction of the Sherman House, which is to bo rebuilt in a handsomer style than the old one, on tho same At the corner of Dearborn nnd Washington th?tav k oir D .ol 8 Sjjrt, hott m?/P;°» al,o v*-iV® beon o "tnmeneed for tho im mediate rebuilding of the Boone Block and tho the proprietors. Dr. Boom> and William Hans brousli. oipcct to occur? Ihejr office, V«»y gb°?^47.." SS'iJS* afoct" 11 ,n l i 11,6 f« b «iWinc liarmon S-uth Side, and erect thereon o buildine fa? tho t iLTa. e S e .S“ l leeted operation, irUl commaoce. b ,0 fato ercitiou 'flf 11 STciVni'i' 16 af^er°t C^kB o the°plnco a of flt^lcrSnXticir 8 tboir ins, by tbo Cro—aboa^-'flo'mi >V' *,ll -*W«MIINO -BSBBQT. ♦o?il®» ObO7 S l a r ealew 01 tbo manrhaildicff on- AlfthJ'fiJWh 1 MB ?f? adyir active progress. 4“ thr*-ujhjbe burnt districts, north and south, the ßa d *j*J c^ 3 of .“turning,energy arc visi ble. »V hero* biiiiness men ore unable to onm “l®°°® l fh« bm dine solid itructqrea at’thia season, they are erecting temporary wooden warehouses, and these are rising, as if by magic on every hand, V uiwgio, DEABBOBK PABK is being covered over with wooden buildings of S*'h"f“*‘" U d aoi ,ha pac i •_ I*** OLD BASE BALL CROWD “P wnh similar structures. All Park ff ß^V a iMi? 0 h t ’-M 0m M p aro ftreet “car to A'aru irotno buildings for stores, of greater afi/^pn^3l DltUll r a r re bcinff creot ed, and some d, nea fini3ljcd Among the names g^^sfirAK.s?s?.f f pSSis SS Atom"”' Moore 4 Co -i Earner i i—» Tn K voa Tn nmsioK iV ar k 0 i ,u bcr f lor humble looking dwell ings havo been built. Iho greatest number of' these is around tho vicinity of the Franklin School, nnd in the largo area between Wei a street and the North Branch. Gas for the South Division' The extensive works of the Chicago Gas Light and Coke Company, situated on tho east bank ot tbe North Branch, near tbe Intersection of Elm and Crosby streets, wore, fortunately, wholly un injured by tho great fire, and to-day stand In tact. The flames swept toward it from the south and east, bat the presence of three steam fire engines, and the fact that the river was oloso at band, rendered it possible, by strenuous exer tions, to save the properly, and -by this were saved a large number of dwellings, stores, etc.,in (he vicinity of Divsion street bridge. THE NORTH SIDE WORKS, which are auxiliary to those formerly situated on Adams street, are among the moat complete and extensivoin the world, having, of them selves, a capacity sufficient to supply gas to tbe entire oily. A twenty-inch mam connects the two mammoth, gas-holders with the South Di vision, passing under the river at Franklin street, so that THE SOUTH SIDE i can be supplied as 3->on as tbe street service pipes and connections in tho hart district can bo cut off so as to prevent waste. This is a work of some magnitude in tho South Division, as It in volves the clearing away of debris at the curb walls sin order to reach tho cut-off. It is expected that this can be accomplished by the first of next week, but, should it bo donesooner, the arrangements at the Gas Works arc so complete—fires being continually kept lighted un*Ur the retorts—that a full supply of gas can be manufactured and issued upon six hours* notice. The Water Supply. Sisco our last visit to the Water Works, on Sunday lost,'great progress h s been made in the work of repairing the largo pumping engine, which is to bo Chicago’s entire reliance, fora long time to come, lor nn adequate supply of pure lake water. The tores of THREE HUNDRED MACHINISTS, organized for that purpose, bare been steadily eng-igcJ, night and day, in the careful inspection and repair of the great engine, which was not so much Injured by tho fiery ordeal through which it passed bat thatit was possible to restore It in all its parts. The accomplishment of this was an undertaklbg of enormous difficulty, and tbe restoration of the Chicago water supply deserves to rank as one of tho most extraordinary event* of the great fire. Last evening fires were lighted under tho boilers, and a bead of TITLES Vf COOK COtTXTY. 3(0 positive action has bsen taken on the ques- I tion of titles, and iboro is an inclination to post* Spno its consideration until the regular session, ’osty action is deprecated and it is considered that thereis no danger of any man being deprived of bis rights in the meantime, as there are no courts in session, and it is not likly there will be. The appointment of a committee or commissioner trill probably be all that will be done at this session, and a short delay, it is believed.'will not hnrt the credit o. any roan. There is on foot a movement to postpone tho regular session from November 15 until tho first of December or Janaary, which will bo opposed by the farmers who have got through with their work at home and wish to begin work hero so as to got thrc.ngh early in the spring. There has been no reason given toSsatisfy tho farmer*, except by tbelav/yers who desire to attend court, and as all live legislation necessary to meet the exigen cies cgf the situation in Cook Connty cannot bo done rat rhis session, a majority of its delegation will bo in favor of holding its session at os early i THE CITY rp BRIEF. a d«» u roMible. STEAM WAS POT ON* in order to thoroughly teat tbo engine before setting it to work. The engineer, Mr. Crcgicr, Mr. Locke, and :ho whole corps of tireless men who bad toiled to complete tbo work, stood around. It was an anxious moment, and tbo faces of- those present betokened the intensity oftho strain. The word was glren. and at 8:37 o’clock tbo ma chinery was sot In motion, the giant wheel slowly revolted, and once more tbo iron heart throbbed on Cbicaso avenue, forcing tbo precious fluid from the lake at each pulsation through toe monster arteries iwny to tbo city limits. And now, once more, Chicago breathes freely. Yesterday’s Fires. The alarm from Box No. 294 at a quarter after 2 o'clock yesterday morning, was occasioned by fire in a barn in the rear of No. 53 Miller street. Tho flames communicated to several adjacent buildings, all of which were somewhat damaged. The barn belonged to Pat Jennings, whose less will be $400; no insurance. A barn in the roar of No. 334 West Polk street, owned by John McCarthy, was damaged S300; insured for S2OO in the Merchants’. Another in the rear of No. 336, owned by Thomas Hurley, was damaged, SSO: not insured. The cottage owned and oc cupied by James Anderson, wns damaged SSO: nsurcd f«r SGCO in tho Firemen’s. The fire originated among a lot" of bay. and is sap posed to have been started by an incendiary. The report that the man who ignited it was ar rested and shot and killed two men and made bis escape is without foundation. —Box No. 218 was earned in at 4:30 yesterday morning, firo having been discovered in the two story frame building No. 183 West Kinzio street. It is owned by Mr. Morrell and occupied by Mrs. Murray. Loss on building. S200: to occupant, $500; not insured. Cause unknown. The Public Schools. At a mooting of the Board of Education, las* evening, it wus»resoived to reopen the schools, os far as possible, on Monday morning next. Tho Superintendent reported that nil the teacher-*, excepting about seventy-eight, bad, in answer to notices in tho public journals, re ported. and he fonnd Chat if the existing schools oh kept open, all tho touchers, excepting those who hare not voluntarily left, or who have made no return, can bo continued in their employment, lie presented a classified list of those who bad reported, under four heads, showing— 1. Those who bavo lost clothing and homes. 76. 2. Those who bad and have families (parents or children) dependent np>m thorn, 114. 3. Those who havo no depencie*. 106. 4. Those who bavo good bouses left. The balance who bavo reported. He also reported that quite a number of the teaohersand principals bad offered to make room for others-f their cla*s who are less favorably situated than they. Of those who leave and are willing to withdraw he reported there were. 151. On the motion of Inspector Sbackford. to con u m the action of the Committee on tho High school in tendering tho possession of tho High school buildings lor the temporary use of the courts, a lengthened debate sprang up, the re sult of which was that tbs board acquiesced in the action of tho committee. Personal. Mr.J. H. Fitzpatrick, late staffs manager of Dooley Aiken's theatre, left for Cincinnati lasi night, to join the Wyndbam troupe, with which bo toaue the greater share of his excellent Chi cago reputation, lie promises to come again as soon as there is a theatre In Chicago to play im rjMr, J. W. Blaisdell, of the Boston Mosenm, “d a former member ol the dramatic profession or Chicago, arrived in this city on yesterday, on a business errand. Mr. Biaisuell. wiih charac teristic generosity, and at great expense and trouble, brought with him bis celebrated nine overcoat,” which he will donate to the Relief Committee, to be sold by them ot auction, the proceeds to bo devoted toward the purchasing ola ‘square meal” for such needy sufferers as the committee may designate. Tho Halated Street Murder, Coroner Stephens held an inquest, nn Mon jlay. on the bodies of DanM O’Brien and Michael ito ?ay. who were stabbed by. Urerroro P»ro. cm tho 9th. in (be saloon on the corner of Van unren and Hoisted streets. Tho juryreturned verdict Jn accordance with the facts, which have already been giren in The TninuvE. Pare made bis escape alter tho affray, but was cap tured, yesterday on the prairie, about a mile from Austin, by Cjplam Tuttle abd' C: N. Ellis. Uo is now m the Union Strict Station. Miscellaneous, A Clarence load of va’TinM- it, tzv'vj?' ■a■&»? •4o l»arcn street and Wabash avenue nn tho SSSSS."Ir^J n 3houldbo loeomoiifo on the Northwestern railroad track. —The wife of Policeman Voelker was run over Ti k ir W i? C 0 n at the corner<,f Fourth avenue and Twelfth street, afternoon, and nearby 7 DJared Sb taJte to her home low of leather in the firo Is cati d-ata})',ut u 9i,,C,00 V beini f onetfourth of the stock in store here. Jt u staled that the dif ferent and leather firms of the city have agreed to unite ami erect ono hqildioa i o f Joint occupancy fyrthi winter v 4 u wp joint X,ake Front Meeting. A meeting wu bold at tho house of Thomas Horne, Esq., on Michigan avenue, last evening, composed of citizens owning property on Mich igan avenue, between Randolph street and Park Row, to the propriety of sollipg a por tion of the fropt to tho railroads entering thecity.for the erection of a passenger depot, to be used by them in common. ru P rcer Wfl “Vld to tho chair, and Cbauncoy Bowen elected Secretary Mr. Hoyne stated the objects of tho meeting, and read a communication from J. M, Walker, for the Michigan Central and Chicago. Burling ton Quincy Railroad*, and John Newell. President of the Illinois Central, proposing to pay faOO.OOQ for the throe blocks of ground, bounded by Randolph street, Michigan avenue, Monroe street and the lake shore, and binding those, companies to erect a first-class passenger station thereon, within a reasonable time, and to allow all other Chicago railways to come in on their tracker right of way on the take shore, and qse the passedgerstation in com mon. Mr. Iloyno stated that this proposition hod been,, at a previous consultation, referred to commiltpe. conaistma ot Ohapncy Bowen. p«t?« C a ira k ar^rxu? l< himself, who had made a report the.eon. Iho report was road. It reeom [mended tip acceptance of the proposition of the T Vl” a certa l n restrictions as to the width of M.ch.can avenue, After a Jenclhy dig- SB I 'wviSYiSSiZ™*- wilhout Governor Hoffman, and the Committo of Seventy Albany. Oct. I<—Governor Hoffman this aitornoon received at tho Executive Chamber the aub-Committeo of Seventy. and gavo n hearing concerning the frauds In Now York Ibo committee consisted of Judge Pierrepont. J%\ j uu a A 'r T i ,s \Jl OY E. Solomon, Henry J. Stobbins, John Wheeler. James L. Brown, Hon. C. Barrett. Judge Pierrepont, Got. Solo mon. end Judge Barrett, briefly addressed the Governor reciting the frauds that had been e an d 03kin C h«*a to qso hia power as life. eC m! Tc arrest the abuses and protect the Stale. They further asked that a military that ma°T ,n readiness to quell any riot Q c r n r r Hoffman, in reply to the committee. I need nut afty that enylhiny I can“ V i n.wi? ,itter done. I do nat see that mll1ta»J l fiXfi ,0n n wls for anythi save f.. r mn!uVf%u Q S' m Pleto preparations will be “3 Q I V hat R atur 13 not the plundering n° r tle i$ mo t e, o»c by tho appoint-! meat of Green as Deputy Comptroller? P no J t a rc^r CPOnt V 3; bu lb is Hoffman. I should think your com- Thl 4 AiSSIi P r D ou t l ft mQ fiometniug specific. A> lor s.°y Central is present to speak for himself. lam sure that ho will d& »H that lies in his power to aid your putnmitloe, rr«enV r U r .at C ed mm tn lM i not since ft.t he ?hen»ht° t Ge“- J;{P 0 A i** 00 bhwer in tko matter, T n a fk. the Attorney General to aoa^ Sci, Cljqs. O’Coaop th« tT‘ ytto hw coun- i the New VoW bas I^l^usq o G?n of i ihe Attorney General made a few remarks ComiS?t?o a ”nf iDfi S eSS to co .*°Pcrato with the t-pmumteo of Seventy in tbo interest of good government. H.> stated further thathe a t le v or w^ lo i they njight toko on to ,N t o«t York, requesting Cfans. G tQOQf tq apt as counsel witn him .for the mieht boWtil yi^'urmine'ieir oolol <,anYetanti lhoinler The Elections; Latest returns of the Pennsylvania election Elaoo the Republican majority at 17,224* I"? cgialaluro stand*: Senate—l 3 Republican** JJ> Democrats; Houic—U4 Republicans. Gratar Republican msjoriry on Joint ballot* oi. In Ohio, by the latest ffgurinr. tbo Senate st tnds; Senate—lß Republicans. 18Democrats} HoU'ie—s9 Republican*, 46 Democrats; Republi can majority on joint b;drot. 13*, _ In I*>irn. tbe Legislature stands thus: Senate —4l Republicans, 1 Independent Republican. T Democrats: House—SO li«*put>llcans. (3 or 4of them “Independents.*'.) 21 Democrats. —An Exhibition g-ime of Base Ball, was ployed here to day between the Mutuals aod Boston nine, toe latter winning by score of 15 to 8, ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE. Passaged tie Canal Lien Bill by the House. The Monej to be Expended In Restoring the Public Build ings of Chicago. Bill to Revise the Assessment of Taxes in Cook County. Special Dc'rnteb to the Chicago Tribune. THE CANAL BOND BILL PASSED. The House posted, bv a vote ot 120 to 7 a bill appropriating $2,955,340 in canal lien hood-*, bearing 6 per cent interest, and payable in ton year?. From one-fifth to one-third of the amount is in be expended in repairing the public buildings of Chicago, upon the original sites, as decided by the Common Council. BILLS INTRODUCED. Senator Fuller introduced a bill providing for the purchase of tho County Insane Asy lum by the State, and another relieving the burnt district ef taxation. Springfield, Oct. 17.—Tho members are coming in by every train, and there is now more than tw.*-thlrds of the Sonata and leav ing a margin for any votes there may ho against the canal bill. That there will be somo little .opposition is almost certain, for when tbe amendments were offend last night a few Does were heard. Hardly any man will face the current of sympathy, and deny Cbicvjn the only succor thot can prove of great service now, but every absent member should be present, as in this instance as in tbe case of all emergency bills, not to vote for tae act is to vote against it. ..sc vim'Auu i« Th o desire on the part of the outside members to dm nil that enn bo done to assist Cook Coan ty gives much encouragement to its representa tives. To avoid any potty jealousies that might avert or delay tbo e •nsummation of the end de sires!, and to present a united and harmonious force, it has been determined to call npon prom neftt members from tho ountry to introduce and advoc&to tho measures necessary for tho relief of Chicago, and no Chicago mao Is to consume tbo time of the House, or exhaust its patience with speeches, except when called upon to giro Information. The following despatch was not forwarded last night owing to thocrowdod state of the wires: Messrs. Tinchor and Senior of the Senate, and Messrs. Shaw, Short, Koerncr, Ros.»,nnd Barron i the part of tho House, constitute tho joint com mitioo to organize relief committees in every tfounty and township in tho State. Tho House mot at 10 a. m., the Speaker in the I chair. The Secretary of the Scnato reported the con currence of that b >dy in the House resolution to anuply tho Couk County Courts with law books, &0. revision of tax assessments. Mr. Koerncr introduced a bill, of which the allowing is tho principal section: Section 1. That whenever in any incorporated city in this Slate any property listed or assessed for municipal taxation, shall have been, or shall hereafter bo, destroyed by fire in whole or in part, before tho levy of the municipal taxes ol said city thereon, or before the municipal taxes levied thereon shall have been collected, it shall and may be lawful f-.r tho Mayor of such city, tho City Comptroller, if there shall bo one, and if not, then tho City Clerk and the Tax Commissioner, if there should bo one, if not then tho Chairman of the Finance Committee of the City Council to rebate or re mit so much of suoh tax or taxes so levied upon such property ns in their opinion should bo re bated or remitted, by reason of such property having been in whole or in part destroyed by firo. Tbo second section is the emergency danse. The bill wag read a first time, ordered to a second reading and to be printed. The Warehouse bill was read a second time, and. on motion of Mr. Eagan, was referred to tbo Committee on Warehouses. THE CANAL LIEN BILL. The Canal Lien bill, as reported back by the committee, ia as follows: Sec*. 1. Bo it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois, represented in the Gener.il Assembly That (be sum of $2,955,310 be and tbo same is hereby appropriated, lor the purpose of re lieving the lien as aforesaid, being the principal expended and interest thereon; which said sum is hereby refunded to siitd city, and shall be paid to said city os soon ns tbo said city shall execute and deliver to the State of Illinois a proper release of said lien, to the satisfaction of theGoverdor: and the Auditor of the State, under the direction of the Governor, Is directed to draw bis warrant for I said sum of money, payable out of any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated; i Provided, however, the said warrants shall be drawn—one-half oat of the tax levy of the pres ent year, and the balance out of the tax levy of the next year. Not less than one-fifth, nor to exceed one-third hi said sum so paid, shall be received by said hiiv and bo applied in reconstructing tho lii-idzea and the public buildings and structures destroy ed by fire, upon the original sites thereof, as al rendj* provided by tho common council and the remainder thereoi (o ho uppliod to the payment of Iho interest on tbo bonilod debt of such city, and the mamtonanoe of the fire and police departments thereof. roaso of a Croat conflagration in tho city orCbiengn, tbo public buildings, bridz cs and other public Improvements have been to de"t{°s’etU 5 e tU and tbo business of the courts is suspended, whereby an emergency exists oa a reason why this act shall take effect before the firstdayot noxt; therefore. «f£^b U U i r i he r That this net shall take etreot and b.e m force from aod alter its passaze- T s J J G 9 K jf Tlo J a VOR Tat; RELIEF OP CHICAGO. ine loJluwma are suggestions for tho relief «f Sih aß °i. ald luform lly bofore ‘bo Legislature by the citizen’s committee: ■“"•‘mature That tho lien of tb* city of Chicago upon fP® »ts revenues he discharged, and r im ur s e 4 th«» amount expended in «86pemng the Cinal.aml interest thereon as provided by the bill introduced by the Hon. Jas f. lioot. with an amendment that Sl.OOO.OOflof said snm be paid during the present fiscal year, by Auditor's warrants on the State Treasury and tbat a tax bo levied therefor. ThatSl.OOO.- 000 be paid out of tho proceeds of the tax levy of J 1 1 waf* °9 d l he balance out of the proceeds of the tallowing Qaoal year, and that fl udltor draw b,a warrants therefor, and that the money so acquired b« applied in crect «mr bndges, water works, aod such other public buddings aca structures os have been destroyed 2. TW the Legislature annul the present seesmeot fir city. town, uni county taxesi that a now assessment and lery be authorised for tho payment of the necessary expenses bfthesaic! 3ik. t tOWQ V an,ooo were received: ut Dublin, £1,200r at Wol rerbnmnton and Glasgow. £I.OOO each ~~4U Jc 'P atch 'rom Gloucester, Mara,, stains that there is great excitement there, A fair days since the schooner E. A. Horton tatln from the harbor of Gnysboro, Nora Scotia, by a party of men who are believed to haro beei soSt for tho purpose from Gloucester, and that the v.‘s,e! now due at that port. It is now said a British gunboat has been sent in search of tho schooner and arnved at Capa Ann yesterday, with tho in lantion ol recapturing and taking her hnoVlo Nora Sadia. A telegram to the Charles-own Nary Yard resulted iq tho sending „f an American gunboat tu Gloucester, which after taxing several United Stales official! and the owners of the schooner on hoard. starlSd •Monday pruning on a cruiso to prevent ih. schooner being molested br tho British rosc.l in American waters. Several officials w of Gloucester have gone to i?)tton t* Aul 140DS u, 0 ,i? .h hl oh cr,l L"‘ 1 every rood tho ta T\,i^v lrai v “ade l>meat every station. 0 ¥ork Tima states that ih- r has leaked out that the laborers on ft? 1 parks and boulevards are u P ubll military drill for ftOy emer --?i n f a CoQrd of to the eomln» eV’O'.ift- arise knotvn^tninvof X* 1 P°l ,00 oowever. 1 i u .,A movement is on foot that -jasa moc.iDc of citizens may bo held at the Cooper Institute to makn any arrangements for •i general suspension «f business for one day, and a.parade of fire thousand citizens, Trn-» shall watt upon Mayor Hall and demand proper safe guards for the purity‘of the election in Novem ber. —A match has been arranged between Ameri can Girl and (bo gelding Judg«*-Fullerton Tor 52.000, mile beats, at Fleetwood l ark, within a f-rtnight. —Tho North American Insurance Company yesterday made an ossismnent to William C. Hastings. Tne Probate Court has appointed the 21at instant for a bearing upon tho acceptance of tbo trustee. —Mrs.Sozuln. wbilo performinu in Parepa's troupe, on Monday mgUt. was taken with par oxysms of Brief and removed tober hotel, in coo aequenoen/ the announcement that herdaugb ter, Mrs. jrodaham, was killed at tho Chicago Tao Masonic Grand Lodge, in sewinn in T W II?. gave SI,OOO tu the suffers tho^k D s and other Northwestern fires. GoV. o rten« ‘“““'i Proclamation. cr’.iinV Sn tho ourpMc*/ Wnck3r ">“W»-uto rSf tho same chtiep!i C h s fr om Consta ntinop?o slate that the eltv v, a *u ,n t aUa aQ aPPearanoo In that died f?« l in 8 t a hiv Urb; *i ,wo 4”y» sixty persons li«hm®n m tb ep,(iotmc len °f whom were U g- A despatch from Corinth, Miss., reports the arrest of lire|Ku«lviQx in Tishomingo Comity with complete di-guisos. It is belicrcd that the entire gang will be captarcd. They shot a white mao and woman two weeks ago, injuring them seriously. r “iouproa safesbaro nmredtn Philadelphia from Chicago, consigned to tho United Stat*« mint, supposed to contain bullion melted in the Th» monthly report °t tbo Acncaltarnl Boren., s«j;» that in lao cotton reports of October uniatproreiX nTOrnso of Seplembor is snstnir i no States, bring for tit, tot ffcok ot O«obc r 75 against 80 per cont in September The n- J e P o ted »ro from rust, shedding if balls f. r*'n ure y ia lh' northern lati tud a, floods in i.onda and G orgia and ba’.i j>ml army worn in portions of Mi-susipni or.rUhe is nat*TM‘V« n Tho iosi in tb-«o sreli-ns is not very s.-noai or general. The droughtoa- B7rr«f n °t r i‘ n 3 fDr 1 r oi ti r 5 lban ,BT other'emse. 85» TOO htS? 1 J°* I 1 8 c *>ll not exefed »tiU A the!n tr n K Cll, l n ot tbo ci{ y Chicago gloriously. The MunhUf i, seop5 eopl respond £■100: Dublin. £1.500: Hanley. S* OCO*in.f d f r° r Th nrtlf!partanaburg, Marion, Ches I* iQS rl «»^ewbe rr y. Fairfield. Lancas t and C.iesterfiold, m the State of South Corol uia lSn5 «f}' Sp i"S Jln j ob ,!(J i ei,M t( tho pro Cla motion of trie 12th, and given up their arms dia guises. Ac., now, therefore, t*j jaje s S. Gr an hHli? 8 6 °f tbo t. States «f Amisrictv hereby declare that, in my judgment, the pa b fhl Ks?£r* ,B i ljr re,airM l hat tbo Privilege s tho writ of habeas corpus bo suspended in. i ja ?hT« D i re r C K 6 V? arrested b Q f. l ha United States for said i j c ict, or any of hu deputies, or by any mini 2. officer of the Unitod States, or by any soldii citizen acting under their orders. Comparative Statement or V tlou of the 3lerchauts *-»rr Banlc at the close or BaslnMr 7 and Oct. 17, 1871. arc:*.' LUBIUllts. Capital slock S 8 'i'- Surplusfaod 430.000.00 JSO Profit and loss .53 252.12 38 Circalation outstundia# 387|(W0.UU 387" Individual deposits and certified checks,....., 4°S OS.TJ7 rj^ Duo banks aad hankers. 424.593.4*5 449* $‘2,247,929.05 $2,291,: I, BESauaCES. Loans and ducouni9.~-51.04y.201.99 $1,003 Current expanses and v 12,375.31 12.-> burnlluro and fixtures-* 5.440.35 5,H o Kcvonuo stamps 1.523.55 ir* jvor United Stales bonds 450,000.00 450$ WOU Due from approved as sociations in Now Y’k 375,150.08 303 IS -V Dn.ingoW 1.61D.3G 162 Duo from other banks C& b^ a IS rM clearing house... Currency Gold 53.T93.5t G0,07 it,. Thoabov cement L my KUnwJo-Jgo and bohoi, Ozu 17,1871. C. B. Blaib. Presidco t. Markets by New York, Oct. 17. bankers' bills. 10S3<*. Government!: Coop-mu, 'SI.. 5-20s, 'G2 5-20?, 'O4 5- 20s, '65 5-20?. new.... State builds: Tonn°» Ur 3 V*i Virffintos, now T!n«!! SeM o,d N Carolina?. old.. Stacks closed; n TT ol k-;v N. J. c.... W. U. T. to ooJj St. Paul Quiokiilrer. 16 Do pfj.... _ Mariposa.... 1 Wabash Mariposa pld V.i Do pf.l si ;y ;i n3 Express Fort Wayne _ 95- WoHs i Fargo’S OI nl Terra Haute .(A Pacific Mai|. ._ 4112 Do pfd 1 New iork Central B®| O. A g°. '"'P -82 Do pfd ,'il Eiie.... 27 O. i M 8° P fd -.,5954 C. O. 0 8 gei'em 120}fi B. i- Q 'i^ 5° P d 122 Lake Shore 5? UO« lad. Central iS Mioh Cent ..11-IJfi I'Unois Cent ...111 Union Pacific...— 21^ riorth western 5314 Cent. P«c. boatli ...1W- 3 P»u.. 85 Union... -y Rock Island 95J6 Nashville. Oct. 17.—Cotton*—St' i«d7 with a moderate demand; low middling, IP.e WK Bekamtcff3—Flour firm; pr ft nn CrS^al.^. ttS. .Id^^fSTar^r,:!^ I 'SSfc surer cured. fiS?. 4, IS^ 10J2C. Snou.dcr^roi^^it.fe Breadstuff^—Flour dull changed. Tao receipts wero*lß 0M i hp| Cea 5 r flour ami eornmeal unchanged, v/h b s SrtabM closed dull; scarf„i V i °P« 91'Mk*i exports receipts 15 f ht r?0 sl.as;Nn. 2 do, 81-5001.5;. spr 51.5551.60: amber, Slfl^Tw“ft? VaafS Rye quiet. BarluT-2Tr.lfcls* 1 'JUm-SI-k Western, 70>37Se. AUi t i"-!?'pJ°* c drooping. Receipts firnnohL 61 or *_ store! 76c: afio“»:^ l^ l S Y«UfB a. IK? a.v» Hops-Unebansad. fi/niMb ir to^iaod o oi-Va9^° EB n' aflr »Ko. Mol.sscMfhaSSfd. ■t^sjoE-'i l 93 Wsmt-CBdo, iiau&TiSf- ...116J.4 5-20s, ’67 j i*v 114?| o-a.'3 ’6S_ i i'> 7* -]\s 10-40 i "lIJ'S Curronc y s *»w ~J I1;S 5S5.£™ r w "j* a Kod C M£. S g LaVd V JJ S S “■'“•SS9M.: k/ltlTdS. ri kcr.OJic: January. S&: ll J ‘orea- Wndtcra, 10320 c: Btl .to, I. Chee3E—Hoary at llfalSc. Foreign Market#* LOKDOS, Oct. 17 4 •'tft n 1 mono,;: 02J6 on M^uot. P usu7a J i n,ob i for T^rpinHao 1 .'43j1 oi°l' T vs??2 r to .Vs*. tbuidiin# unipnj n£fi. .-•VWj q aiot; sales. 10,000 bale* auecnVr 111 1 10Rr Oceana I0J; a Q*iarla*roo, 9 x \£d. at Sav* onaii dayS'S&* .ri'Sif'2o"o(S hoat throo DJ. Wl OW .«,Sjf i a e a f i o "W|«. Con C3j TO -lapzamsay. ■Homom,. IVo hope to find .p.». feu* Thursday a Tbipcxe. Ar thl,m ia mark: I)AVIS-IIUMl’ll:IY-A, u- J.ih (if OcI„ by Key. E. 31 f aii üb.. on Ilia Daelj urubicayo, bookteeeer st *"lcy l«seiCe., t u 3liss3l«ry nf E. KVEKITT.SOUTI[«;oRTa“ 0r JJ/VK l-ouel, o„ Sn„ d t t l '!j», r <»lJ«nco ..r ur. Joe«nh n r» 1 Is *h hist., by m.y £»t»ritt to Mls» Carrie JT” tcih in«t., by tb(. R(*y pftv of frtMiJSSf gK?¥Si£ 0 ?«wi».u®S: ,ti £,r To unrest il.aiichter of*\V J Eliz l l died. ttVlie. anil ij Illy! f K nJ a P y^LlnZlV' 2 A* l n nany..„. loaxana rein ul H“n £i"lSS2™ l,, »>o«. tterji Jennie Soenin tl.edrfS? 1 ?”?"-moDlh'-,n.l B ro'iabatu, it t b l lor J wife 0 f B. iork. UlCaffu •“©‘l/ forward*! tc. S& Dspi rs pli-WaVopy! St L aii anJ ■Madison, Wii., October 7, Joseph •i prominent cliizeiforViin nui T ,,8 d c lSt,i Wjd respected. of ttJQ place, ana was ur.irer**Ur lSl L SAS Jar October 13. WiUOT' I business CAXDS. Vose, Oiiiamore Co., MnniiraeturuM 0 f OAit srttlNQi. Art at tie dtato-it, h'reib stock arming^ r xl Telegraph. -Sterling exchange 3S 20 1 \oa 2®i3 ======== CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1871-10-18 page 3 | https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1871-10-18/ed-1/?sp=3 | fetched 2026-09-14T06:01:52Z ======== CHICAGO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. The following are the names of some of the lead ing house* in the city, arranged with a «tetc to convenience of reference. Advertising Agency. H. H. CHANDLER, General Advertising Agent, 49 Sooth Canal and 446 State-st., receives all cards for this directory. Attorueys-at-Lavr. ENGLISH, 102 We*t Randolph-st. L ELDUEDGK a TOURTKLOrTE. 116 West Mftdiwn* cw.Wabasb-aT. and Twenty-second-st. H- 54 West Randolph.it. KRBF.RT A QUIfIK i 29 sutft.it. Y*H*HuLDLN f ISI West Mndiaon-al. A. GOODRIHI, 311 3lunroe>ac. B-fCATES, 155 W. Slndißonat. fcCAMMON, MrCAGG A FULLER, 4CI Michigan ftv. RAID, STANFORD RIDDLE, li, W. cor. \Vasb •inrtnn and Halated ftta. HKCTET. ANTOOKr 4 GALT, office 356'W.bMh '"'AKF-MAK, MAKLT 4 WAKEMAS. 15 South Canal at. Architects* ROBB ACKERMAN, Madison-sl. S. JENISON. GffiJ Statc*sL T. V, WA PSKI KU, Z7J State st.~ -P. CLEVELAND, 7W Wabash ax. Soots and Sltoes. DOGGETT, BASSETT HILLS, 532 Wateh-or. C. U. PAUGO 4 CO., 613 Wab.lh aT. Baking Powder. DR. PRICE'S. Cream Bakin" Powder, 47 and 49 Weat Lake-fit, Belting. MI3NSOS CO., Hand le W. Bandolph-st. Rag Manufacnir or. MART. ASTKN it CO., and: W. Madison st, Bedding. A. P. ESMAT CO.. 15 West Lake st. B9 Ranks. TIRST NATIONAL, 443 Wahajh-or, FOUHTH NATIONAL. 4T5 Wabafh-av. FIFTH NATIONAL. 449 Wabash-av. aiANPPACTUKEKa. 434 Wabasb-a». ;'.^J lON BANK OF COMMERCE 543 Wabash-OT. LNION NATIONAL BANK, 643 IVabasb av. CUMJIKKCIAL SATIO.NALBANK, 533 4V.baih.aT HII4LIIMAN BASKING AaSOUIAIION, .16 Wa. b«nu-ar. I*UNT, PRESTON k KEAN, southwest corner of Hoisted and liandolph-sts. Northwestern national bank. 626 Wa bo»b-av. CITY NATIONAL, N. E. cor. Clinton and Washing* lon-sr*. R. REN, CLLMAN ti CO., cyi YVabasb-av, Babcock Fire .Extinguisher. P. W. FA&VI ELL, Sen., CSC Wnbash-av. Beddlfig and Lounges, MCDONOUGH, PRICE CO., 3l and Z} South Canal-si, Building Paper. ROCK RIVER PAPER CO., 50 North Jc{Torson*st. Booksellers and Stationers. COBB, ANDREWS A CO., Wnbaah-av. Carriages. COAN A TEN BROEKE, cor. Ann and West Ban. doJpb-ets. Carpets. E. F. HOLLISTER CO.. 10 and 12 North Canal-st. allen SOS. ■’xi Best Labe-st. tJUINN, SWIFT A CO. {Flour}, 3l North Canal-st. MOUSE, WARD A CO.. lUssu. Climon-et. C. S. HUTCHINS, 97 VV. Madison-st. B. F. J A COBS A CO,, 6-6 an I s9n Stnlo-st, KELLKII Si JUDSoN, 42 \Ya-si Mudison st# NELSON A CARR. 50 West Lake et. RICHARD GOOCH, 537 Stalest. MeDEUMID Oerid. 30 South Canal et. A. J. H aNCH Kr 56 West Labe fit. C. s. BROWNELL, Cn West Labe st. J. B. CHASE CO.. 25 and 27 North Clinton et. T. NEW HALL 02., S5 West Randolph et. MUNK. NORTON A SLt'TT, 161 Wtai Washington. Detective A Preventive Agency* PINKEBTON’S. 55 W. Washington-et. Druggist (Retail). THOMAS WHITEFIKI.D. &63 Siato-st. DrnggUts. GALE A BLOCKI, 57 West Randolph st. Y’AS SCUAACK, SIEVENsUN A REED, 547, £49 it and 651 Wabash ur. Dry Goods. J. B. SHAY, 243 aod 215 W.-st Madison et. J. B. SHAY, Thomson's Block, West Mudison st. HAMLIN. HALE CO.. Office 266 Michigan av. Engines—Ylacliluerj'. WM. McGREGOR, 23 South Caaal-et. C. k G, COOPER CO., 10 and 12 West Ran* dolph-6t. Engravers (Wood). J. SiANZ, ICS West Washington et, Expresses. GARDES CITY, 122 West Lako-st. and 190 twenty aecond-st. Express Offices. UNITED STATES EXPRESS, 59 and 61 West WflishißSton-st. Elevators. MCNN A SCOTT. l&f Wvst Washington at. EugraTcrs and Hie Sinkers! C. 11. HANSL'N, 51 West Madison-et. Fruits and Fancy Groceries. 31. GRAFF A CO., 123 West Madison-st. g. P, JsLADDCN A CO., 10 £outh Clinton st. Forwarding and Insurance. C, E. CHASE A CO., southwest corner Randolph and ilalsted-sts. A. L. HALEdfc CO., 10,12. U and ICNortii Canal-st. THAYER TOBKY FLTINITCRK CO., 86 to 92 West Randolph'Et. Fish. (Wholesale). NYB CAMPBELL, 21 So. Jefferson-st. Farm Wagons. PETER SCHCTTLEK, 103 and 109 South Canal-st. Grocers (Wholesale). SPRAGUE, WARNER A CO., 2S South Canal st. W. M. HOST A CO., C 3 Suum Canal St. GoCLD, BRIGGS A (JU., 41 and 43 M»mh Canal St. C. li- BECK.WITH A SONS, 75S Wabash av. Grocers (Retail). DAY, ALLEN CO., 631 Michlgan-av. MB LEV KNDICUTT. 774 WaUash-aV. J. it. GILLESPIE. 71>5 Wabash av. Gunpowder. LAFLIN A RAND FuWDER CO., 595 Wabash av. Gas Fixtures aud Fittings, fi.. IL. WlLSlAltrii A BHO.. 22; Mienigao ar. Hardware (Whdesalo). WM. BLAIK A CO., 30 *.nd 32 South Canal fit. LaRRaBKE ANUUTIi, 4Ss W.sl Latest. Hardware. J. K. BOTSFORD A SON. 401 Wabash-ar. Hides and Leather. CHANDLER rk,sll Wabash ar. KOUITaBLK LIFE. 663 Wabash ar. Massachusetts mutual, wntmh ar. .MUTUAL.of Chicago, 231 West Madison st, PHKSIX MUTUAL LIFE INS. CU.,' liemr H. KOON, Ifd West Washington *t. lusnranec t (Firo and Accident.) TRAVELLERS’, of Hartford, Julius White and J- H. Nolan, Agents. iron, Steele, Nails, Ac. KIRK. COLEMAN CO., Sonlh Canal-Bt. aiTti kimE VRK A CO.. 43C tt übnsh*av. 'J I OSF*S j-LACGHLIN. O-i to »50So. Canal-st, PABKiSjK* WILKINSON, 70 South Canal si Iron SToundrye. lae DAVID M. KOltn, W to C 3 West Wathtai ton-fit. and 47 to 55 South Cllnton.rt. Improved Mercantile j, JL BHADSTREET SON. 2fi Canal-et. Jeweler* (Wholesale). •COGGSWELL Cu..3’S Wfat Madisou «t. Jewellers. '*7LLEIL 47U\Vnl«!-U-av. A- 7k-I** *'ICUT MUTUAL LIFE. ST9 Wabafih-av. COJtSBLi- corjjor \\abu«U «iv. aud lw«Qty GILO toccoml *t. W’arc and Tin Cans, japanne f>3 n .i w s,.uti» Conal-st. KOM..N M IJouth HaUied nnd corner of Alourooand LftSull'.sts., Nixon’s Building. DAlltll A BRADLEY, 69 South Cai.al-Bt. G. S. lICBBA l!l>. Jr., 70 South Cftnal-ss.. OGDEN; SHELDON SCDDDER, 62 South Ca-‘ HENRY WHIPPLE CO., So. W.cor. Randolph and Uftlstod-sts. A. KOVATS, southwest corner Randolph and Ha I sted-ftts. R. F. JACOBS CO.. 655 Wnbaih-av. J. E. BCKCIIELL A CO.. Wabash-av. INGLEDFAV ASoUTHWORTIL 4«l Wabagb-ar. GEO. G. NEWBEKRY. 537 Wabash av. A. It. WING A CO.. 539 W’nbaSh ar. ULLRICH A BOND, 511 Wabash nr. J. S. A. SCOVILL. 537 Wnbash'av. REA A CATES. 7i*6 Wabash ar,' I). COLE SON. IAS West Madison st. D. K. PEARSONS, 195 West Mudisnn st. EDWARD F. THOMAS and N. F. MERRILL A CO. tit West WaahlngtoD st. Railroad -Depots and Ticket Oißees. MICHIGAN CENTRAL, foot of Twenty-srcond-st,; Ticket office corner (’anal nnd Madison-sts. ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CO., Genera) Offices, 610 Michigan nv. Pitseneer Deaot, foot oi Twentp-accond st. 'Local Freight Office. Weldon. Out-Frefcht Depot, C. B. 4 Q. Dopof, In-Freight Depot, foot of South Water st. Shirts. SCRIBNER A NICHOLAS. 775 State st. Safes. DIEBOLD k KIENZLES, 446 Stalc-et. HERRING 00., corner of Fourtwuth*at, and In dlaua-av. J SCOVILLK HARVEY, 563 Wnhash*ar. S. CuYIiES. Office tKI Park*av. M ACNKAL A URBANS, 27 So. Canal at. HALL’S SAFE AND LOCK CO.. f.O West Madison Setring Machines, HOME SHUTTLE,"247 West Madluon-at. FINKLE A LYON. 7ir«,t cars every six minutes, or Park trains every h*U*h««r. Apply oc. premise*. Z' machinery. Steam Pumps, WROUGHT IRON PIPES. 4 BOBBER AND HEUP UOSE, AND PACKING. THE NORTHWESTERN MANUFACTURING CO., Jcffenoa-Bt. GENERAL notice^. ScMcaeo, der 12 timoa, IS7I. Mister E. If. Ifotchtn*o»'. Mine L«iber Freund: Fonder crown of mine feets to der auiila of mine hid 11 vas sorry nboud yon. Too cot tuioo tympady, can you u«n dor, on nckoQQd der fire* ended you nit nb ml: drxn benndifufl oysder eadin pblaccs pr Monroe nnd Mitate slitrect. Der more vat you lif der looser yon find by shooplder id poodygwickoud. dot dormtv*t shweedfnil tlagugn <-«riy pooty soon gwick died. Yell, Joa can help Id. Never ooa’d did Mid die, cfca ofyoar cond d*l-n drail dor groundt. kreb a shliff nbber lib down. uud on a ieedle Thiie yon vo««db Court. Manhattan Insurance Company. An adjourned meeting' of rohey holders will bo held, at Standard Hall at 2 o’clock p. m. to-day (Wednesday), to take action on suggestions made by representatives of that Company.' 1 OFFICE OF The Riverside Improvement Com- pany I* at TOO Wabash|-av* Notice. To Adjastors and Officers of Insaratjce Companies: An Adjourned meeting of Adjusters will be held at the office of B, S. Crltchell, No. 30 MaMsfn-st.. at IQ a. m., October IS, 1671. to hear the! report of a com mittee who veto appointed at a nutating held Toes* dty afternoon (twenty-eight insurance comp-mios being represented). to devise some method for unity of action In the adjustment of losses. JOHN J. JAMES. Secretary. GS. HUBBARD, ,TR., REAL ESTATE AGENT, No 68 Caual-st., will lease collect runts, sell real estate, and do all kjnds of convey* ancinff. Several well located residences in the West Division for sale. All abstracts of title and other papers in my csrc saved from late fire. Q. S. HUBBARD. JR., fift Canat-st Removal. SAMPSON- Real EAtat«* and House and House Ronting Agency, bu« Room 4 Brron Block, I*i L<*Bmfe-st., is now at 3IS West Wiiahioßtou-st. The Rubber Clutblu? Company, Formerly of 82 Lnke-sf., will ojvd vrlihn full line of roods Nlpitu the Slat Inst., on SlicMg'*n-uT., corner Darrlson-st., where thor will be pleased to hear from •ill their old friends and customer* F. M. i W. a. SHEPPARD. Agents. City. Intelligence Office. I take pleasure in informing my frfehd* and the public that I have reopened my office at No. 155 Tbiril*av and shah be at all tlmrt to see you. ZTarlne had many years’ experience in said buiiucM. 1 thcruforuhave the be*t servants, and can procure help for any position -at me shortest notice. MBS. MARX, MEDICAL. Dr. C. Bigelow Has removed from ITO SOUTH CLAUK-ST. there ho has boon established for the, last twelve years, to 464 SOUTH STATE-ST., CHICAGO, ILL. The Doctor is the only one of that name practising la the city. All others arc imposters. BANKS The Chicago Savings Institution, Corn A r Btnt« and Wnsblagtoa-ats., resume bminess to-day at their old office. B. W. PHILLIPS, President. PAUL F. NV. JUNG.>-l. fr»-a»nr«»r. tor sAias. 500 Barrels Kerosene Oil dost received, and for sale by Z. 11. Hall, Wholesale Grocer. la Lind’s Block, the only building that ea* ia tho „bolo bUlloeSl POrliOQ Of the city on the South or North Side. Orders from th* country promptly filled at tho lowest tuarket price far everything In the jinn of T«»aa and "Crocerha. SOD Barrels Green Apples, 30 boxes Lemons, 50 bushels Cbestnntsv COtl Cheese, Full assortment of groceries readv for shipment. wil. &I. HOYT A 00., C 3 C'anal-Bt., near Madison. PIANOS. Tlic OlHcc of J-: BAUER&CO. IS NOW AT y s STO >liclxigan.-av, A FULL "ASSORTMENT' OF ENA.BE BAITER PIANOS. Also a large stock of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE is now In transit.- Will be ready to fill orders prompt* ly a* heretofore in a few days. Parties haring pianos rented w|H please call and pas rvnt_»a_*bf***» BANKING. The- German National Bat, NO. 16 CANAL-ST., Between Lake and Rnndoljli-sift., Is fully prepared for rei'eral banking" biKinets, hay» itig built a fire proof vault large enough to hnid money, hooks and papers. Ev.«rythlngcontaliiOd.in the ripilta of onr old bank, corner L«k*i and LaSalle* Bte.. has bean fully aud completely preidrved. Wa nro also preparing at) office for the acemmona* tlon nfour South Side customers, at the residence of <>ur Vico President. No, 633 Waba»!i av. HENRY ORKENKBAUJI, President. HERMAN SCtI AFFNKU. C:isiiier, CONTECTIONERY. P. L. GARRITY, JIANTTPACTTIRINGr GONFECTIONER. Office, CO IVest Madlsnn~*t., nnd a* Kc«t-* cfcncc, "1C West Actunu, due Or not due, and assist mo In r«u|mihg busloesr. which 1 shall do os soon aa powl>. Trnlv. Ac.. P- L- Q 4 RUITi GUNPOWDER. GUNPOWDER. Laflin Band Powder Co. TILL ALL OIIDEBS IMUIMITLY. COVXIItY XBASE SOLICITED. Office; 595 Wabash-av L ".yT. U.~~itto-our customers, please remit balance. partners wanted. nr asra^rs»Kuraa".rwr; 0 D. Tribune ofllc-. ?,1 »r «i"SiaSi&wW; t.SI T V.‘ ■o-.aßrMturii.* .S’fficbMc?' husluess, »i.h unwt g‘i r,,. m i. irfisis?. pAUTSIJit A-‘*^UT 1 a urll-cstablished bnVinS builiwe*. ..duress or cull at 1129 State-af. Qo"d chai)C£^__^_^ suburban beau estate. 57 0U SALE-IN isVAKsTOSI-KOBTH KVANS r ton and Glencoe; -house*. of from Jio hit n st. Toronto. Out. WANTED-A Bout AND SHOE SALESMAN to travel in Southern Illi/iois aud Western In diana. Apply to FAUNUM* FLAGG CO., 266 Wist Maditun-st. WANTED-A PAINTER AND BLACKSMITH; oii« carriage painter, on light work, must ho strictly first-class; and orm blacksmith on farm and •pniiff w»g')iis-BtPTidy job* and gonrl wages. AdJress UNTILLE Findlay. Ohio. WANTED-ONE wood-turner and ten good cabinet-makers, «t SWI KEY’S Cabluot Factory, 507 to 513 Klazie-st.. corner of Reuben. rryANTED-A FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITH TO TT work On d(« forcing. Apply at tho factorycor- and Washington-std. 11. c. GOOD RICH. TXTANTED—FIVE FIRST-CLAHS CUATMAKERS v and ono pantmnKor. to go U» Limn, O.; married men preferred. Steady job will bo given. Address 11. LUSHER. Lima. O. WANTKD-A. fKAVELLING”SALKSMAN"oF eiporiotJCo in tho wholesale iowelry and ma terial trade, with undoubted roeomm.mdaHous, can l-uru of a good situation by addressing, with rocom ofuJatiop*. J. Bt’LENB. Indianapolis. aNTED-CUITER-ON L.UilKa’ AND misses fine. cQstom-iaado boots and gaiters. Also one first-class boot-makor. None but temper* ato mid reliable men need apply or address. The cutter must have good recommendations as a first class «nd reliably workman. Address or apply to F. A, RONOLI) CO., No. 19 Fifth-av., Pittsburgh, Pa. WANTED-UY a SlUalC TEACHER OF Pl* nno, voice, and harmony, a tdtuntion to teach in some private family in consideration of board. Address MUSICIAN, care of Lyon A Jlealy, us South Peoria at., Chicago. Wanted-man thoroughly: acquaint* ed with wholesilu hardware, for a low days. Address by letter t>. MKARS. R'r*» \Vaba*p tickets to go South. K. F. CHIEISTIAN, Lind’s Biuck, Room 3 !i. Ran dolph st bridge. t anted salesman two no. i sien *i who ran command a trade In tho wholesale Boot and Shoe business, for Illinois. lowa and Kansas. Address: j. P. &S. 4:t N. Main st., bt. Louis, 510. IXTANTED-rWa FmsT-'XAAS ROUT AN’l> Vt shoe salesmen, to sell co»ds in N.irtborn and Central Illinois nnd lowa, who can command a good irsde; also, a No. I stock clerk: also, a thoroughly competent porter, N**u»* »>ut re)l*bl**,, aciivo m-n need apply. Apply to HIBBARD. RICH Jt N’IjULE. or a>l(!rt-as. with recommonilations, AI’I’LETUN, N*»YEB& CO.. Bt. Louis. Mo. WANTED— HANDS TO W'»RK ON MOULDING; six whUooers and six stivarer*, to go to Cincm nati. Apply at TAFT. Soil W AMD 4 CO.’a office. 9.1 Nineteenth st., between 9 and I 10-ihy. \XTANTED-SASH AND BLIND MAKER, C’A VY pablo of tubing charge of shop; also 2 frntns maker?. Apply M 821 Slate st. U 'ANTED—THE EMPLOY-MENT CO3IMITTEE of the Relief an I Aid Society hare established head quitters mi tlie Woman’s Home. 191 WcslJack •on-*t.. lor applicant* for femnlo otuplo) moot. N, K FAIKBANK. ChMirm-*n. WAN TED-FEMALE HELP* TTfANTED-A YOUNG GIRL ABOUT 12 OR 15 TT years to take care of children and assist at housework in the country. Apply at Union Uotcd for JOHN 7'JH»3IP.SON. A>TED —A GUUD GEltatAN UR NOKWE- V* glau girl, that is willing to vyurk, can obtain a good summon hy applying at 363 Vr ahnsh-ay.ftt one WANTED— A LADY COPYIST; UMJ WHO writes a bold hand, and has some knowledge u( bookkeeping preferred. Can pursue her empiuymrnt at home a portion of the time. Address ARCHI TECT. Post Office. WA.VfKU-IWU UuuD UIULs, U.NE A GUOD cook, washer and ironer, ft ml the otlior for tec* nr.d work iufl assist; German* j.rei«nnJ. Apply hi 2i>s South Fenrlast. ANTED-A GllU7 To HELP do GKNEIiA L homework and sewing lu a private family of two, at No. 14 Silver at.. West Side. WANTKD-A FIRST* (JLABB DRESSMAKER To go to Minnesota. Apply at 9lft I'rairio-av., u tween iu ami 12 s. m. WANTED— A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, to go to Bloomington, 111, Call at 76 22nd 3f. SITUATIONS WAKNED—MAUB, WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, A PLACE to work; woman it first-class, add mm can do anything that is wanted about a gootVeman's house. Ask at Tribune uflico fnr TOM Me. SITUATIONS WANTED—TEMAIrE A LADY FROM PENNSYLVANIA, WHO HAS lost by the fire, desires a position M housokoep.-r; can do all kinds of sewing; must leave (ho city unb-ss I can get employment. Ca|l, for three days, at 143 Fonrih av. ITUATION W A NTKD -AS EEi’KU 11Y a young widow. Widow,or preferred. Call at No. 80 Peoria st. FOR SALE, For salk-a single cylinder tavlor Press, bed 33*41. Hi complete xvnrking order; ra* pacity2.niO impressions per hour, with Ilv, roller, and counter aliafts; Is sold to make room for doubl cylinder; price, kI.AW. boxed and deliverna nl the depot in Baltimore. Apply to 1. RAINE, BaUl -2 ore, Md. For salk-adams* nooiy and news Prefties. 27g42i two rollers: Iu erdor. A bargain. PRATT BROTHERS, SUtTimr*', Maas. TTGt black walnut r marble top chamber set. also other furuitare at 149 Wait Waalifngton-st. noB SALK—LITffOGRAI'IIIC ESTABLISH r meat, cb/tsisliwg Of hrs;.-alaas and baud nressos, tfoitee. etc., etc.. In best order, and In t»w now Price $8 non. Intending purchasers only need ?ddreMV VANDERBURGH. WELLS A CO.. 15 Dutch-at.. Khw York. Vnjll saLE-A MA r* Chino at a sacrifice. No. 14 aßver-at-, one Hock west of Blue Islsud-av. and H-Gsred-st. For salk-a valuable and ae«v low lease, w.tb famlturp, of a largo fjrst-elass four story brick house. No, ?43 Catumot-av.; eidw tb* streetca»e, nrorTweniy-fiftb-st.; very desirable fint-clftft* boarding bouse or European hotel. Apply on pretnßos. FOR JtALß—ton.ooo CHOICE, RKANOA’ED cjgara of my own manufacture, different brands snd dualities iu quantities to suit. A. HOYKL3IAN, 2VJ East Ranaolph-st.-. corner Market. Uontu No. 4. —t»K*SA LE-AT aba BG a IN FURCASII. LEASE and fnrnltnro of four n.oms in bfick house iC'i South Peorln-et., near Jackson, 15 minutes walk from bridge, consisting of basement, dii.lug-room, and summer kitchen, shed, etc., front and rear en* tranco; on first floor l«rgo p »rl->r 16*14. and fr.-nt entrance; 2 neat bedrooms <>u second iloor, clean am] in goat repair, gas In every room and water in kitch en. B closets. in »s good uelgnborhood ngftiiy on Weet dido. Lease to rno till Ist of May, 1572. the wboh- f*-r s4»o, rents for &W per mouth. Apply on premise?, Hulwdoor. L’UU SxLK—LEASE OF SIORE NO. 64 AN iTe T On .premises, o PRESCOIT, EDWARDS CO. HORSES AND CARRIAGES. A BOOT AND SHOE STORK FOR SALE. ON J\ West Madison at. Dolt location In city. 311 Wc*t Mtvditnn at. CIGAiTaND CANDY STORK PjHt SALE. AT A a reasonable price. Inquire at .5 Blue Island bt. A FrnsT'CL.sss viskgak factory for A *nl“. UapacUy,*l2 ham-la per day. Address W. U.. Tribune office, giving name, and where personal interview may be had. t Ij’Oß SALE-A PAIR OF BA Y .CARRIAGE I, h»T*e'. grntio. Inquire of D. W. PAGE, 11, 13, and 15 South Dcrpblnvs-xt. I.■'UK SALE-A GOOD HURaK. BUGGY, AND L harness; also household furniture Ibr bdo cheap by W. A. WHITE. 50- Butterfield-st. Horses wanted-: am prepared td keep 15or 20 driving horses lor the present, or tor the winter, ata moderate cost; at my Inrm near Rivorsld-: good stables, good care, graiii If required, a flue yard, shaded on alt sides, with hay barracks in the centre; a largo grove on high Und, withubnn ■iatice of spring-water; carriage house to store car riages, vbero there is qo danger fropj fire-, I want to buy mrty work .houses for a-party-at the East; also, horses sold for my friends. H they wish. Apply at stable rear of 341. am} -313 west Washlngton-st*. JAiIEsD. BECKETT. TfTVNTED-TOP BUGGY AND IIARNKSS—IN it exchange for South-Side lot. N. F.-51ERRILL, HI West Washington st; Wanted work for eight tkasis. dianlhig lumber Of APPl>' to X" 5?-v 76 West Washington st.. batwoen lf< dfid tj. WILL KEEP AND TAKE GOUD CARE OF A horse, bQggy nod harq -is through the winter, for its use. Any one having the same, please address E. If, l&A and North JoiTerson st. ANTED FUR GASH-/,' CARRIAGE and buggy; most be ne«rj>- good as naw. Address, with price and description, D,” Xyilmdo of dee. WAirm> torpnt, WANTEP-TO RENT-A LARGE -ROOM IN 3.1. Uh f cr stf) ifoyy of some largo building, as near n# poi»ible to |lm'corner of Wnilnncion and llalsted-sls. Address B. N, FAY, 12J Weil Waid lngt»n-st., Rnom 5. W’ANTEU-Tt> ItENT-STOUE UR lIUOJIS i»N first floor, lq vicinity of Randolph and Jeffer srtfi Address ILLINOIS STAATS ZEITUNG. lu2S West Randolph TORY PRICK BUILD- X* iug. Uy feet deep by Zb feet front, suitable for wholesale business; water nnd gas up anil down stairs. THOMAS GRANT. 60 Blue Island-av. lUK SALE-OR RE4T-IN THE W EaT DIVL;- I iou. two tbree-siury vnd basement strongly built brick houses, adapted without alteration to Insur ance, banking, brokers, or dentists offices, or for wholesale dry gooqs, nxilliucry, boots and sooes, or other business requiring sales rooms. For anb* or lease, in whole or tu part. Apply ut 7J2 West M&di- BOU-Bt. IT UK SALE—A FINE BRICK STORE UN DES r plainee-nt., cheap. F. UATHEWaY, No. 7 MU wnuko«-HT, F’OREALE-THi: new house ON ADA3IS-ST.. near Pau’ltia-st., with twenty rooms and nil modern conveniences, Wt3l be put in complete order far a hotel or first-class boarding house at S4O,(XX). with easy terms of payraeui. Thu lot is ample i6L‘a x«S3 fortl for any desired oulargomeot. 31r. Barbicr next door, will show the premises. Address IfiUAßb HALL, Ann Arbor, Michigan. For sale-two-story frame house, x>s West lundoipii-st.. containing 10 rooms. 3 clos et», pantries, good collar: also woodshed, grapery, shrubbery, ic., all in nioo twder. Lot 20 by I 0«. Price, sd,(Wd*. St.hUuc&sh; balance lour years from tat of March next, at 10 per cent interest. Will soli ihe entire furulturo focfil.Qoo caalt; Immediate pos* session i apply «m tho premises. OR SA t7E—OR RENT-HOUSE WITH 3 rooms, 361 West Washjßgton-st.' Inquire on the promise*. L-’OR SALE-BRICK HOUSE ON WEaT WASH- L ingtou-st., t stories and basement. 13room*, with lurniture. Inquire of STORY 4 GRIFFIN, corner of Grean and Randolph. i?ou jTalk-lka.se and furniture of elegant now two-story ami basement brick bouse, located on Pmlrio av„ near Twenty-fourth at. Ad dress H. E. GEORGE. Tribune office. I.oft SALK-A NEARLY NEW HOUSE OF 4 I room*. uitii closets anil shed attached, on lot 25x 135. to 20-i.ofV Alley, corner Hoyno and Ferdinand-- sta., -West Mde, completely furnished, with 2 black walnut, marble top chamber sets, of 6 and 4 pieces each: 1 parlor sot black w.ilnut, marble top. 7 piece*; with dining room and kitchen goods; coal ehed. largo clstcrqsoft water; hanging lumps. Will soil all together er separately. House J!,700, si,nnO cash, balance on long time. Furniture *4O». Can be seen any time this week by getting key at 711 West Hub burd-st. Must be sold this week sure, and for cosh. A Ills is a No. 1 trade. Bedding sold if wanted. FOR SALE-WEST MADISON-ST.-90 BY 153 feet, northwest corner of Washington and Ann als. SNYDER LEE. Xtcal Eatato Agents, No, 4 Metropolitan Block. C*OR SALE-HOUSE ON LEASED LOT, NEAR F Court Hosso {High School), West Monroe.st., two story house of 9 rooms, favorable lease Imuirdi*. ato possession. Price. Si.SfiO cash; a decided bar* gain. F. B; MARSHALL, SOI! West MudUou.st., iiiium 8. FORSALE-ON miciiigan-av., near twen ty-third-at., first-class Uouso, with furni ture, on ensypayments. Houso contains nil modern improvement*, with lot 75*166. Immediate posses* sloit Given, Mso. house und lot at Maplewood, foor miles irow Court Houso; price, 93,000, A. R. ING A CO.. 539 W>b ■ah-av. FOU BALL-THREE FINE'HOUSEfi, BRICK, with Htino trimmings, two stories andbase moiit. iust Lcilt and to l>o ready for occupation by l«tofNovmtl)cr. Brick barns in rear. Situated on' Rue St. ilonoro. a half block south of Madisou-st. fhoy will be for rent ot 4l,(X)0 und 51,2u0 pcmnniim if nut sold b/ Ist of November. JNU. G. ROGERS, 693 West ilo.»roy-st.. and at High Bchuol buiidiUg. i|tou bale—29xii’(> on state-st., opposite the new Palmer Hotel, or will lease it for thirty years without revaluation. Address B. GROSSMAN, 120 Ellis-uv. UR SALE-NEW HoUaE OF MNE ROOMS, i price only $2,000, part cash, part on time; most have some cmh, am dead broke; house has modern impruuetneuis, situated uu southeast corner uf C'ul umet-av. and Twenty-sixth-st., both paved. Call and see it. I'Olt SALB-OR TO KENT—WARE HOUSE— I. Tbo spacious brick church building corner West Uarrisou and Sangamon. sc*.. 73x125 teat in siro, two lloors, with'gas and water already in. The best building lor ttnraco and business purposes now va cant in the West Division. Terms easy. Apply to S. M. HUNT, JR.. 73 West V»nßuren*st. L'OR SALE-FINE DWELLING ON WARREN I av., near Union Parle, with lot 125x76. HER BERT A QUl'.'K. ittJMate.st. For sale-sixty feet on west mad* »od, cast of Paulina; W feet on Wells, be tween Randolph and WaahJnglon; 32fi feet on Indi ana. north of Thirtieth struct; two houses and COx 125 feet on Park avenue, near Robey; 46x150, Nos. (53 and W South Canal street. This properly is rented for SI I 1 ,000. Wc have removed our office to No. C 3 South Cana street,- have a large Eastern and Southern curres pondenco. und persons having property to sell or parties wishing to Invest can always find os on hand ted ready to give anv information. KERR DAVISON, 63 S. Canol street. Room 1. BO&RDINO AND DODGING. *1 KLDRIDSK-COURT-FURNISUKU ROOMS, JL±i with tlrst-clnss board, at reasouablo prices. Ko:ercnccs required. M BISHOP COURT.—TWO SUITES. AND TWO single rooms, some furnished and some utiftir iiUln-d. to rout, with bnrd. ijf\ SIXTEENTH-ST.—BOARD AND LARGE &\J front room, with alcove. Roferauca required •Tl NORTH GHEBN-ST.-BOARP, WITH ROOMS, I X In first.cla«. brick liouiD, fr«n? 95 to 96. *7Q«DUTH MO RG A N-ST.-'F UR NISH ED ROO3IS U with board front suite lnrg<>, and single rooms old prices. Half block from Sladison.st. IQ SOUTH CAUPENTKR-ST., NEAR WASH ■±O ingtoDfSt.—Pleasant rooms with first-class board. Terms moderultL A feiv day hoarders wanted. £*o HOOMS TO RKST, furnished or unfurnished. with or without board, or with breakfast and supper. Terms mod erixio. Also, barn to root. /»n NUUTU SIIE(:o or four gentlemen can find good board. T QfC DOUGLas-PLaCE-FURMSUKD or UN* iOt/ fiirnisli'-d rooms, with b>ard, (or four gen tic* jneii or tv.o gonil*men and thuir wives, at private tUucv, terms reasonable. T .’T WEST ALASIS-ST. OFFERS PLEASANT lc>l> rooms, with board, for gentlemen t»ud their wives nr b usle runts. 1 (*S SOUTH M’OOD.ST,- T'VO OR I JiREK (JEN* 4vf*th i inou cati Ik> ncuommodatod with good rooms and board at U|odeifttu rate?. 107 w a”k«E.\-A V -FUITNIdIIKO ROOMS and Xa* I bo >rd |nr fourgoutlemen cap bo had cu rea sonable terms. OAG COLFAX.AV.-DESIUABLK ROOMS TO £j\J£ rent, with board, for families, or gentlemen. Mod-ru brick house. 99Q WEST INDIANA-ST.-TWO GENTLEMEN can bo accommodated with a pleasant room aiid in )*n .\iiiefiu tu priyafo tamify. 99Q WEST WABHINGTO.N-BT.—FURNISHED 4£V rooms to rent, with board.. t)Q'r MICUIG.VN-AV.-A lIANO3O3IELY FUR* iaO«J nldli«*d room, far gentleman nm| w[ft», 07 ?wo kjf.Uemeu. S‘»'‘d irnimhlaratb' terms. 95T1 MONUOE-ST.-GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, inJx. or a fevr gentlemen, can got comfortable ac* comrrtodatfona for the, winter on re isonable terms. OI A MICJIIGIN-AV. AGREEABLE ROOMS OXU and clioico bo-.rd at reasonable terms. ‘T9CJ WEST P,ANjb.JLPH-.>T.-A UKNTLKMAN and vrlfa wanting unfurnished rooms, and iwu single goutiotnoo fnrufshed rooms with board in a privato family. 6rO WENT RANDOLPH-NT. FURNISHED OtsO rooms, with board, fur two getfilemen nnd wives. Abo tbreo youug gvutlemou; between May and Ann. Q,*tQ FULTHN-ST.-rLBASANT ROOMS, FUR* OuQ uished orunfuniishxd, with board. Gmtlo* man and wife ur two single gentlemen, in a private family. Q7J 31ICIJ1GAN-AV.-UNK SINGLE ANDUNE OI large room, for two gentlemen, with first* cU?s board. JI'TA VAN BURKN-BT.-2 OR 3 YOUNG MEN TIU cun bo accoimnudatud. PT,4 O WEST WASHISGToN-ST.—BOARD AND OTtU rooms In private family; price reasonable, lur u«*utleman and Wlfrt. >vr-3f M.\Dl3o.\-3r.-A PLEASANT OtJO room and Ixiiird for twit gentlamsu. QOQ A.DAMS-dt.-FUUNI>HED AND UNFUR. nislicJ moms, with board. QQT WEST randolpu-st. FURNISHED Oul rooms with lii.ard, gat, rind bathroom, hot andc«»M water; dinner. Turns ro.»onabt«» folxl O A H ATV .—"UKt'U RNISHED Q»MJ rrxitna, with board. IT -Iff 311 Oil 10 AN-A V. —F 1 Rp’i’.OL ASB ffiTXllD 1 JL'xt./ with taro rooms, for gentleman ami wife, in ft marble front residence. An elegant -front suite of rooms furnished, with board, to gentleman and wife. Inquire at IM6 Prairic-nv. Reference required. UO.MB, IN GOOD LO !i cation, for several couples. Terms reasonable. Hrft references given and required. Address J 11,14 West Randolph-*!., up-stabs. .T7UUNT*SUrtP. OF ROOMS NEATLY FURNIMI- I ed to gontlrmin nnALATfNK-ROOMy TO RENT. WITH BOARD, 1 |u a private family; forms reasonable. Inquire of Postotaster. rny. let-wiiTi board, in a small imu: X vatw family* suites of rooms on second floor, al cove. hot and cold water, large closet, bqlh room oil same floor, sqltafilo for a family of tlireo o< four; also, same floor, large bedroom in wing lack, closet, \est Adams-tt., opposite Jef ferson Park. BOARD WANTED. BOAUD-GOOO BOARD AND ROOM IN A Pill rati* family by a young man. Address, staling teiiu<, Aa-. J W, Trlbnne offlci*. OABD-ANl> GOOD-SIZED UNFURNISHED room wantad fur Udy, in good location. Refer cnees exchanged. AddrestS, Tribune office. READ ESTANB WANTED. WANTKT)-AY TO too FEET ON THIRD OR Fuurib-ar., north of Jlarrignn-st. Must iv a bargain. Owners address A. VAIL SON, 7i2 West Mourm-st. LEASE OR PURCHASE A LOT V» on North LJirk st., te*tween 3lichiff.-»n at. and the river. STOREY GRIFFIN, 220 West Ran dulpti st. WANTED— KNCU3IDRRED PHOPBUTY NORTH ofTwelfth-st., in exchange for miencumiiored desirable suburban lots, owners address A. VAIL SON, 71? West fklwroMt, fA u LOST AND FOUND. A ZINK TRUNK. MARKED FRED REMEL stenr. I remain at 2w Mather-at- A good re ward will bo ptld. Between green and mil coodspeed’3 Cfanrch, 1 pair gold spectacles. The finder will be rewarded by leaving them at 2yOMadison-st. A. 6. WADHAMS. TF THE GENTLEMEN IN EXPRESS WAGON. A who wok two trunks—one covered with cant#* and marked A. Chicago. Illinois, and the other a common trank covered with red leather—and also small japanned tin box. from Mr. D'WolPs hf*n. No. 220 North Deatborn-*t..during the fire, on Mon day morning, will return information where they can be found. I will pay them a very handsome reward. ALBERT EUsKINE, Clerk in M oner Order Pep’t. Po»t Office. T WILL PAY*IOO REWARD FOB A PORTFOLIO lof largo engravings taken from ISOMlchlgao-ar. I will also pay n handsome reward for a bronze model of tne endume Column; also handsomely for a sett or Russia Ratio furs taken from the same place. J. H. PRENTISS, COtj Mlchigan-av. T EFT—AT MY YARD O-V THE MORNING OF JUthe great fire, by a ra*n I can identify, I barrel liquor, I sowing machine,2 boxes looking-glass plates, ail of which is stolen property. The owner can have same bv proving property. Address JOHN F. THOMPSON, Tribune office, city. Lost-ledger and journal, marked “Trnst Fund.” “Estate B. A. Alexander,” with oilier account books; tin box marked “U. A. Alex ander.” taken from Lake Park, front of Michigan av., during the fire. A liberal reward will bo paid :or tiie above delivered at 370 Wabash-av. J.' U. waller. LOST-A MEDIUM SIZE SARATOGA TRUNK, marked B, Jr., was taken by two men from tny store, fi4 Waahiugtgn-st., during tho fire of huu day night. Also a square box new top buggy, with monogram B. 8.. Jr. on the sides. Taken from Gillott's North Side Tattcrsalls stables. The finders will besuitablv rewarded by returning same to B. BRUCE, Jr.. 606 wabash-av. Lost— Sunday afternoon, on north av. near Dearborn**!., a Indy’s cold enamelled bunt ing case watch attached to a black bead chain and small jot heart. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at 714 Michigan av. *p OST-ON THE NORTH ’SIDE. DURING THE ±J fire, asmall black-and-tan terrier. A liberal re w»r«l will iw given if left at 726 Michlgan-ar. Lust, strayed, or sjulkn —from m West Bandolph-st,. a dark bay horse, ab'mt 1M» hand* high, scar on off hinit leg. interferes with both fore f**t, attached to: top buggy, no tide bliods. blue trimming,.painted black with small white stripe, yarhtbox. Tbo person returning the above to Grey, Clark 4 Co.’s Tanoerr, corner North Branch and Hnisted-ot., will bo liberally rewarded byAUGUS- I'US ENGLE. T OST-HORSE-TAKEN DURING TUB FIRE AJ from Smith Flagg’s stable. Indlatia-st.. a sor roll maro.smatl aiz-d, and star on forehead. Return fa the undersigned, and receive reward. N. F. COOKE. M. D.. 360 Mlcbfg..u-«r. LO6T-FROM NEWTON i RKO.’S STABLE. Court Place, a horse, covered phaeton busty and harness. The horse was a large, dark roan, with white star in forehead, one while hind foot, and large letter W branded ou'fore shoulder. The buggy was now, with greon body and dark running soar, marked with plain letter B on body, and mud» by Albert Card. Haro all been soon since the fire. Return to BROWN BROS.. 236 East Jlouroo-st.. fold quarters). UST—BUGGY—DURING TUb FI UK, A DOC. tor's phaeton, drab lined, patent wheels. and monogram on side. Wai last Been in Lincoln Pork, in care of a boy. Return to 3fio Michigan-ar.. and receive reward.' I>U. If. F. COO KB. Lo.si-uiLL the gentleman who kind- I>* offered to carry bag of clothes, shot enn {in rose), ami yellow pin® cams, with »{|ver knob, on Monday lust, for young man on horseback, please let owner hoar, from him atsiarand Crescent Mills, Randolph.st. I" GST—CII ILD—PETER TEASE. WHO LIVED J at 21 Xliusdalo-st., aged 6 years, a German, may no found by bli parents at 419 Elston road, near the Rolling Mill. Lost— a bay horse, lamb in bight hind leg. A liberal reward will bo paid far Ills ro turn to 133 Cri«woM-6t. Lost—& large trunk, left on sure* rior-st., between Bush and Pino, early Monday morning last, marked “K. F.also, contents ol largo trank: also,small canvas covered trunk left at foot of Eriu-st., on lake shore, both marked “j. D. U.;” also, some oil paintings. Any information regarding any of the above will be well rewarded, and no questions asked. J. D. HARVEY. 3d Soutn Caoal.st. Lost-marble tup of bureau and drawer. Taken from tho front of 229 Michigan ax. Information thankfully receive LOST-ANDREW j. MATTISON, 34 YEARS OF age. If found report lo 9M Michigan av. Lost-large leather satchel, .marked on bottom “C.S. Waller, Chicago,” and several bundles; one with paper box containing a lady's dre-ses, mixed with another party’s goods ond loft at Lincoln Park House during tho firo. A liberal reward will bo paid for the above, C.S. WALLER. 37Q Rehash ar. LOST-TAKF.N PROBABLY RY 3IIBTAKK from llio office of the Barnes House, on Slunday afternoon, Oct. 9. a black leather -valise. Th- con tents wore of uo value except to the owner, GEO. I>. RAND. A liberal reward will bo paid for Its return to the clerk at the Darnos Homo. rosT-rnoM 320 west 3ladison.st., a lit. wnite poodle dog, with a blue ribbon on his nock. Any person returning the same, will receive a reward of $5 r OAT-BLACK LEATHER TRUNK, COM A IN- J Ing fi»rt coats, thrso dovdr, 930 in money, socistr scarf, utjo bundle batting* The finder will please 1o»va at the corner of iialstod and Dlvislon-st*., with JACK DIIUJI. T OST-AT THE FIRE, A BUNDLE OF LADra clothing. Among the contents were an olbuu oi foreign photo;Tvphs, a White opera cinak, a sat of er mine Idra. otiv Any person louring information of tho same at 31 Ui. HALL’S, 300 Wobash-av., will be rewarded. T OST—TRUNK CONTAINING LITTLE GIRL’S Jj clothing, mortgage favor of Imngeue Collier, and letters addressed Horbort.” Liberal reward for Information at 213 South Peoria-fit. TOBT-A TRUNK-MARKED C. 0. MALLEY. ■4-* Was taken from 241 Krio-st. to West Side. Infor mation leu at 70 Noble-st. for its recovery, will be rewarded. tost—a large basket, containing scales, gold beaters, molds, palo gold leaf, and other valuables of no value to any one hut tho owner. S3C reward if returned to A. U. REEVES, 667 Wab nab-nr. LOST-ON tub ICTII, TUB FOLLOWING DB scribed draits, payment of same having been stopped; 3 drafts from Fayette. Iowa; I from Arced*. 111.; I from Sturm Like, Iowa; I from Ashland. Ohio; l from 31ncoo. Mo.; 1 from Galesvlllo, Wis.: 1 from Baxter Spring?, Kan. A liberal reward wit) br paid for the return of same to No. 77 Four trenth ct. Lost-one red cow? shell of right boro gone; spot at butt of same horn; small white spot on right ll«uk. Please return to lU7 Stewart av. TOST-SUNDAY. ON MICHIGAN OR WABASH -H av., north of Eightccnth-et., two diamond stud* and on® p-oirl in a stuajl box. Tho finder will be liberally rewarded by returning them t0323 Michigao nvrmu*. f liaT-uN TUB NIGHT OF TUK KXUK. f KOM Cooßftißs.it., near Slate, two feather beds, tied In quilts; rlrii*, a fellow trunk containlngclothlng. mu* sic, and l/imilr picture*. Whn-vor will return them t 287 Souh 11at t*d wilt be liberally rewarded. T EFT'' AT LASSbN‘STfv UR Y STABIjK—A Xi Urge bay horse, blaze lo face, one while hind leg, the other swelled. The owner la wanted at SI Twelfth* CObAb-'/Wy COWS. THE OWNER CAN P have the same bf proving property and paying charges. Corner ludjnna av. and Thirty-ninth st. |?0 UND—TAKEK FKuM A THIEF. UN TURN -1 day eventns. October IQ,‘o largo' parlor chair. Ownefcall at 627 Prnirie-av. aud d« scnto'property. l/OUND-ON TUESpAV MORNJNrJ LA?>7. ON r North Sjde, a torrol njaro,which owner can nave by deeoribing property. Arrival 171 iliibbard-61., near corner Sangamon. JNO. H. WELCH. F'OUND— LARGE SARATOGA TRUNK ON Michigan Avenue, near East Jaokson-st., con* taining several towels, coat, ladies' wearing apparel, laces, book with name iu it, Ac. Can be aeeo 134 West Adamt*st. POUND—A WEEK AGO SUNDAY, IN AN Oil* A mans, a small wallet. The owner may call at 925 Indlnna.RT., prove property, etc. I7OUND-A MARE. ON THE 9TH, MONDAY U»t. Send description to F. F., care of B. C. k ATEb* Detective Agcucy, Boom 2, Nos. 7 and 9 C i* nal-at. T?OUND—STRAY COW. WHICH THE OWNER i. can have Uy ertlliug 'at 51 Wobansja*ay„ proving property and paying expenses, rOUNP-A RED 3IILCII COW, ABOUT 4 YEARS r old. The owner can have her by proving prop perly and ptylnj cvcp.-csea to JOHN ELLIOTT, 409 Dhm Island av. L'OUND-l BAY GELDING. THE OWNER CAN i have the sante bf calling 'iV No. 231 Cottage Grp.ve:ay. apd paying charges. Found-near clybourn brTdge. a red cow. Owner can bavu same by paying expenses, Ac... by culling at J. HAMILTON’S, Clybourn Rrtdgn, COUND-A CUW, WHICH THE OWNER CAN F Uavd by paying charges. Can bo seon at 169 31nfn st. FODFO-ONE STRAY COW AT 985 WEST MON roest.: tho owner will pleaqo call abd prove property and pay clmrgos, I7STKAY-TW9.; has small star on forehead, and little white spot on tip of hose, A liberal reword will be paid by returning samo to CHaS. 11, WOOD. Agent. I’. C. A St. L. U. 8.. corn-r liaised and Carroll j»1«. STRAYf.U-FROM THE aTABLKS UK THE United States Express Company, on the nfeiu of the. fire, onntimiihogauy bay horse. Id hands high, long, full taj nnd mano; one bay borsn. 15S$ hands high. Loti) 111 ml foot white, has bad scratches on iiiud feet; two dark brown horses. Any persqn Giving In fuitnation that will lead to the recovery nr any of the nbove described horaev, or that will deliver th*m at «>or off! c<*. 59 and 61 West Washl»gtnu*st., will bo suitably rewarded. 11. D. COLVIN, Agent. *r»AKEN FROM PALMER HOUSE TIME OF FIRE L 1 so> leather trunk, convass,cover, marked F. U. Kent, Cbicagn. HI. lib«T.tl reward win he given if returned to BURLEY TYRRELL. 367 Wabash-ar. own-r'eari have tln/sunte Lv proving property and paying expenses, at No- i- Wllaun-st, fpAKE-N FROM JUI. EDDih’S STABLE, ON X Randolph.at.. on Monday morning, during the Are, two horses, which ho can bar* by calling at £39 West-Randolph***. qiAKKNOUT OF THE FIRE, ON 3IH:HIGAN- Xav., oq Monday afternoon, a bay mare; three white fret, white stripo on forehead. Heavy kicker. C tU at No. ‘JI Fifth-m.. West SHe. rnAKKN UP-A BAY MARE. OWNER CAN X have same by palling at ISO West Tadiang-st, dad paving mBE'TEAMSTER* WIJO TOOK THE PIANO X and lurnitqre from the residence «*f G, S. Hub hard, 2ai North LsSaßfi st,, corner While, on Mon day morning of |*st week, will bo liberally paid by delivering the santu at .479 West Monroe-st., corner Loomis', nr by giving information where -the goods can bo found. rpilE EXPRESSMAN WHO TOOK TWO TRUNKS X marked D. F. S„ sqil rad cusp, ff-.n; the Briggs House, Sunday- night aftef (he fire, will return them to the Briggs House, c'oruur West Madison und Canal sts,, and receive reward. WILL THE GENTLEMAN THAT BORROWED my horse and oM open buggy on Monday dur ing tho fire, at Lincoln Park, bark «f uospiial. to take burnt man to Wr't Side: return same. A. F. BORCIIERIiT, latTwenty.second-st. (2»y rv REWARD WILL BK PAID TO A> Y PER- giving information leading ;o tf.o xccov my of the Hong Kong Tea Store delivery wagon a 1 101 Kuril, in.rtlß.afe. r d&ok R R' V ARD-IF THE TRUNK. .MARKED »TI. PMt.U DQWNKY.- ffil /lAaK'VAllhrTttt) 1 BUNKS. COVERED •JSII JVJwUU now cantaa. and largo black aalclu-1- marked VO. 8- .-Waller” and Sira. U. S. Waik-r, and other article* tragaq «a North CJarJc-st. duriug the fire. Above reward will h* paid [pr d livery of same, with contents, to C. S. WALLER, 3.u W»b>»sh-av. _ household goods: Foil dalk-couplete FuimfmiK fob 1 rooms, and rooms te rent; allcheup; nicely af* tanged for small family! immediate possession. No. 7 Xhlrty-tJjlrd*#t. PERSONA!,. ANT ONE KNUWINGTHE whf.ubaboutsdf Mr, Theodora Pion (the artist.) and wife, mi deuce corner Rush and Indiana-*!*.. please address F. A. THOMAS. No. 72 ffnt R*ndolph-»t. ANY PERSON iIAViNO AAV KAOWLADUE of thp body That was taken from the rnios nt the corner of Randolph and CUrk srs, os Monday or Tuesday, October dor >O, please Date information of its disposition with W. 9. TflUitN, Ticket Agent P. F. \V*. d C. It. it., Cans! St. Depot, (.‘lilcngf*. Agnes fulfukd will find her father at 2<> 1-2 SiiTer-at.. off Harris- n. near Flatted. BF. SHERMAN: CALL AT lie WEST Jai:H ton at., and get book of family portraits; there is also at the ssm* place a valuable bronze clock, left by unknown parties, who ore requested to call and claim the anroe. INFORMATION WANTED OF «'JI. McDo.V --•X sell, a resident of 230 East Haodolpb-st.. by Mrs. Ogle, at 193 West Adiws-st. INTELLIGENCE OF SAMUEL SHOi'ER, OR 1 any ot his family. Is wanted at Criggs House. A. ir. hanchktte. INFORMATION WAMtD-uF 31V DACGiI- Lizzie and Annie Mahon,who were actresses at Wood’s Museum, and boarded at (he Nevada Ho tel. Any information (whether they are living or dead) will lx* thankfully received at police headquar ters, No. 300 Mnlberry-st., Now York. P. S.—Other PJpers will confer* great furor by copying. JOHN MAHON. Reporter N Y. Sun. Ac. Ac. INFORMATION WANTED OF A. C, VANDKR t burch. Comtaunicato to DR. A, H. HULL, Dong.as House. INFORMATION WANTED OF EDWARD JDoylo, John Clarke, and John Ennis, from Will and Prosperous, County Kildare, Ireland. Address NAAs. 16'j Archer-av., Chicago. 1 NKUKMATIUN WA.STf.I) XU BOOKS AND -L paper* of Goodrich, Farwelt S smith, placed in ehnt»eman s on North Clark at. Direct to E SM ITU 1720 Indiana av.. or JUDGE F.\B WELL. M West Wailungton si. TNFORMATION WANTED OF MRS. MdALIS- X ter. I jqd friend at 12S North Canal-sr. TNFOK3IAJIUN \VANTED-OF SAiIUBL K. 1 Pliifljpg, of firm of Samuel R. Phillips, formerly RW i>?arborn.st Leave word at •693 Weutwortii-av, 1 NFURMATiUN WAN TEU-OF C.\TH ATIIN E X fyrrlii aud family, who lived at ISO Ohlo-st.. by faerXiugbtur. KATE TYKRILL. West Lako-st. TFMJEOUUIE \VIL;ON IS I.S tITe CITY, HIS X friopds are hare from lowa, and are anxious to sec him. 11. MURRY. JM. B..Uht>WiCK 4T AND s‘3 STATE-ST.— Please call at No. tod West Water-st., at 1 o’clock to-day. N. J. MILLER. 7 TIIIEOOUE, OF 112,f NORTH WELLS-ST., IS requested to call on E. DODD. 63 South Greou st. AT maboaukt Bonk, late ur no. to 111! Pralrlo nr. *Ue Trill ua glad to bo* her termor boarders aiondny. Mamie welsh can iievii of a fuiex p by tending »nMrwi to ?MDM tribune* office. Yj ItSUN A I/—J A3! ES McNA Ll< Y, EXPRESSMAN will please call at \V«t Lake street, and get the money Anna promised him for moving her trunks on Monday of the fire. PERSONAL-- .MBS. CAL WaG.NBR SEND AD dTtM i> or ,w»ldl n r, J et lßlo,y ,7. t South Dosplaines at. D. B. HQBGhS. Asent M agner’q Minstrel*. PEItSONAL-ANY INFORMATION OF JAMES C. Vandyke, Jatooffi.; Lako-at., wjllbotfihnk- Franklin- PERSON A L—MISS LARVEAU. SISTEU (77 Edgar Darvran, can ami something ta her lnb-r --«Mt hy calling at r>:3 Wabash-av.. to-dny. PERSON Al<—I*. BIRMINGHAM WILL PLEASE coranmuicata with Henry Kennedy, on board tno bark Irank Perew, Miller’s dry iiock. North Branch. EKSUNAL—WILL THOMAS bYNCH Oil J. Rosenthal pl-aso send their addresses to ALICE •*l., immediately, to 27 Wada at. Bo prompt, ss she is soon to leave Hie city. PLR'QN A L—\\ ILL MRS THOMSON.WHO had a room in Rutter Block at the fim» of the Bn*, seno her address to T. SIIIVERICK. 97 Caln niet-ar. PLKSUNaL-SOPHIa BRUNSWICK. STOPPING with Mrs. Vagiic, IS3 Rnsh-st.. Inis been missing since the fire. Her friends at Gibson. Ind.. »r* anxious to hoar from her. PERSONAL— DU. MoD.UODEN MAY BE FOUND at frV> Wabash av.< nntll further nation. PERcONAL-LOUISA Si'JUKNEY WILMAS*. and AI, Sactre. send addresses tos3Twenty rourlh-st., ore*)]. EUSONAL-JOHN I*. aCULLY, WHO FUR nicely boarded with 3lr, on the corner of Dearborn am) Imtiaua.Rts.. will Hod Plillip Scanlan »t No. 41 Hubbard court, between Wabash-av. and State-st. PERSONAL-DU. JAMES A. COLLINS, FOR merlyof 107 Randolph st„ please send ujdres? Tom H»ury*»r. PERSONAL— EMMETT J. KINYO.V OR AltoHl bald Winn** are requested to send their addres? to 11. J. DUN La I*. 277 Went Jackson st. kksonal-if the girls, Katie and Nora, who lived with Dr. Cootte, No. 22 Chestnut place, will report at 360 Slichigaa.av., they will bear of sometblng to lh-ir ad van tag». PERSON A L—MISS IIULDAU PICKETT WILL please call at 630 Washington.st. PERSONAL-WANTED SENT TO 36 WEST 31adis»n-st„ the present address of the tail, slen der, plain and neatly dressed young lady, with veil, and hair hanging loose over her shoulders; and who passed up and down South Stato-et. four times a day. regularly, before tho conflagration: motives honest and sfoceru. 31. W, YVJLSQN. PERSONAL— BERTHA BRANDT. WRITE ME at the old number. IfBSRY. PEKBONAL-M. LYNCH WILL HEAR SOME thing to her advantage, by giving address through tribune. Z. PERSONAL— THE LADY WHO GAVE A LITTLE property toa gentleman at the orncr of Erb and LaSallo-su., on Sunday night, will ploasocail it 766 Unbaili-av. PERSONAL— MR. 3IARPLE. LA CE OF2U ERIE, st.. will find Lafayette of 213 Erie-st., at 13 Uold-st. PERSONAL-WILL CLAYTON B. SHOURDS send his address to J. LEVIN, 99 Milwaukee- av PERSON A L—ANDREW SIMS WILL FIND HIS mother at 436 South State st. SAMUEL JACKSON, OF BUFFALO, N. Y.. would like to see his son, Andrew J. J„cksoa, at 592 West Madison st.. or bear from him. THE PEItiO.V WifO REMOVED A SARATOGA trunk, marked L. G. R., also I solo leather trunk, canvas-covered, marked P. P„ Loui»Tille. Ky.. from the corner of North Clark and Illinois its. on .Monday mornlug, during the fire, will be nstbifac tnrily rowirdod by leaving tho sumo at 99 Park av. b. D. OIRVAN. rpUK PERSON WHO TOOK A PARCEL CON- A Cafnliig one pair face curtains, ani other articles, from 1» Van Buron-st., will be suitably rewarded by returning the same to 456 Slicbigan-av. W. H. YVIL- The man who took into ius wagon on the night of the fire two bags of goods from the store of J. B. Shay, will be liberally rewarded by leaving thorn a( my new store*; Noi. 2(3 and 245 West Madiaop-st. J. B. yIIAY. WII.L JIES. PARKS, UF MUSUOF. IK.OCK please send her address to No. I> Morkot-st.. and oblige. Address OCCUPANT OF ROOM 2V. TT7ILL MRS. HANNAH E. SAVAGE AND v child, who lived on the North bide, coma to her cousins In Detroit, WILL ANY ONE WHO KNOWS OF THE wherabauts ef Artie Glass. please communicate with Mrn. N. A. BEERS. 312 Hubbard.st. WANTED—WILL THE TRUCKMAN OF HAM* lia, Hal-A Co. who took tha track from OhlO’St., or the one-armed man whom accompanied him, please address MERRILL. Tribune office. vyILL MR. SAMUEL W YLLKI*. WITH THE late firm uf Messrs. Ross'A Foster, drygoods merchants on Lake-st., ploaso write to 1113 sister, Mrs. Jane Wolply, No. 63 Ncnaca-ijt., CieVoland.Ohio. who is noxiously looking fcc'hlm *i BUSINESS CHANCES. A CORNER GROCERY, IN GOOD LOCATION, on UnUlod-sl., near Mi|wankee-nv.. doing a larg? pavlne biulucfts. for sale cheap. Apply at 214 North Hatstcd-gt. WELL LIGHTED BASEMENT STORE. UPl'O* site the now Roermati House, on West Madison* at., tfttifia feet, with three business mifrnnc»*«. I«.,se for tala—orfck 'building. Apply to J. Y.HAMAN, Room 1,131 West MadUou'St. Immediate possession —tflth October, tS.U A LARGE AND GOOD LOCATED FURNITURE store and lease, for sale, cheap. Inquire at 525 West Randolph -st. AN OLD ESTABLISHED drug score. DOING a good linsicoss, which can bo incrcns’-d, fur s.\lo. Location cod and rent low; will bo sold lo n good druggist onlv. 'forms. $4,000 cash: balance to suit purchasers. Address, with name and references, fir further particulars, PHAR3IACY, Tribune office. Drug store for sale, well loca ted good trade, nico fixtures. Inquire at the held ware store, 15.1 Arcber-nt. Drug store, with stock, or building. to be sold or rented, at a bargain. Address CHASE, Tribune office. Drug stocje fqr sale-rare chance fob a fmvdays; the stock must b.* aold. For nartlc* nlors add row P. t». Drawer 27, ElP.«»o, 111. For sale-a first-class barber suer. at No. IS West Lnko st. FORSALB-LBASB. STOCK. AND FIXTURES of a acoc-ry slure. Jtift West Lake st. FOR SALK-STOCK, FIXTURES. AND LEASE of boot and sl.oo store, tho best assorted nod cleanest stock now in Chicago, Call at 139 South Ylalsted st., or 759 West Madison st. T?OR SALE-CORNER DRUG STORE, WITH C bnUdL'*s.aad lot, located on tho West at n bargain. Tho fctoro is well established. In n good nolgUboiUood, handsomely fined up. and is doing a good Taring business.. Address, appointing inter* view. DRUGGIST, care of K. R. LANDON, Room 8 Lind's Block For sale—a good paying grocery and provision store, with building, on ono or thn b>*st streets In tho city, with a good run of custom: cheip If sold within three days. Apply to L. U. FKIDER* OEU, 214 Third av. For saLk-lk\se of store on west Madi»on-=t. B:ilend{d Incxtion, with or without stock. JAMES W. BOYDEN, 151 South San* camon-st. ITU HI SALE—OU TO RENT-TUB PACKING house of tho Dufßeld Ham and Provision Com* panr. S’liiihoast corner Eighteenth-and Cm il-sts.. 81X’69 feet, three floors, very strong nod desirable foi heavr hardware j«r grocery business. Apply tc WRKNN. ULLMANN CO., 674 Ujibash-av. J7OB SA LE—BARBER SHOP RUNNING FOUR r chairs, with lease,. No. 3 ALerdcen-st., near West Madison-st. T?OK SALE-THR STEAM DVB WORKS OF C. r Ileubsch 539 State-st— now in p»rf**.t t”**' wmwus tor selling change o( business. Grocery, stock, and building, corner ofThirty-seeond und State-st., for sale. Meat siabkkt in a good location. with hone and wageo, for sale cheap. Address 31. Tribnn- office. 'MICE.ROOMS AND BOARD IN EVANSTON FOR IV man nqd wife in a private family. Address Evanston, Box 13. PRINTING OFFICE. FUR SALE-ONE OF THE most complete steam job printing establishments in the-West-Is offered for sale by the umlersigtied. The office contains over 150 fonts of typo, and first class stands and oases, ono surer-royal Campbell press, cue quarter medium Gordon pri-se, one eighth medium GVrdon press, and one eighth medium Doeener press, with boiler, shafting. running ge.ir. Ac., all'iti complete oritur. This office. the whole being nearly new. god as good as new, is offered at 1-BA that; iwa-thinls its original cost Apply to DEN. J. WEBB, Ky.. Assignee of J. C. M ebb Co. Restaurant for stock and fixtures; best location In Uiloago; MytJr* thing in good rqntiiqg orqer. OiU at 2io av. Jlfinday. Tuesday, and Wedocaday. Restaurant and bakery and lease of 113 West Van Buton-at. for ®a)v, dulcablo for miy boaioess. S" A LOUN'AND FIXTURES FOR SALE. APPLY at 5H East Itqndo'P’i-st.. near the iTjdge. STUCK UK 1 BTA.TWNKUV AND FlX tarr-x, fi'iraalo at hurgaln. Bent verv cheap: on Bamiulph-st., neat American Express Office. B 57, Tribune office. CALOONASD HOARDING HuUSE FOR SALE; O JyeaM leas?, cheap rent. Call at 501 Elston roiJ, West Side Rolling Mills. n\ HE BEST PITTED UP AND STOCKED NEWS •f depot and variety store in Chicago for sab*. Ap ply,.Rr, one we«k, at A\ extern Nows Company, »n basement. To 3ITLLERS-A NEW QRIST 3IILL FOR SALE or to rent, at Raciuc, M is. It is located close to the harbor ana tho'V. U. R. R. Parol. For nar tlcnlars, address YACGOAN A WlliLfAJld, Ba clue, Wls. riaWO DRUG STtIRES,. WKLL STOCKED, AND 1 doing a coud bri-ine**. in the most desirable loca tion* on th" South aide, for sale. Apply to H. W PALMER. 961 ilichignn-av. rnO I'HYSK-I VNS-I INTEND TO MituF. 1. Qco U3x2o) No. 79 West 3tudis-»n.-t., corner Jeffer con. on account «f lieailh: this office has a v»-r goiwl location, anti rent pald.tiD Max t; practice I physl cinuscHn make the money which Is paid farlt in four or five weeks. Dr,‘Stremiai-I tins practiced on the West hldo for 8 years, can give th« best refi-ronces, I has one of the largest praciico*. anil has born crown ed w Hi) 1 c c j .?a, A PP•>’ lournltige before 9 o*cb»ck to DR. STUE3IMEL, corner West Madison ami Jeffer soc-sts. 4KA(fIO' VI V& A STOCK OF NOTIONS up ±v/vr and fixtures Withdrawn, CO r,d incatiuu wr Cheep reqr, U^ovvav. TO RENT-STORES. OITICES, &c. TO BEST-ON MADLSON-ST. STORE NO- 753. with office* above; alio dwellings and store* In various parts of tbo city. CLAFLIN BROS., 733 Madlson-it. TO REST—STORE 19) MAIN-ST.. CORNER OF Lyman. soluble for grocery cr saloon. Shelving and counters la store. TO RENT—OR FOR SALE-GLASS FACTORY corner Ontra-ar. and Twenty-second*:.. 74<'X ini\ and Urea building*. Mar b« used for warehouse or manufacturing. Sidetrack and slip. AddressO. F, HARDING. 2X» West MadUoti tt. TO RENT-ELMOANT OFFICES AT 564 WA baih-av., corner Harriion-st.. suitable for bank* Ing. ininranee, Ac.: heated by steam. Inquire of O. R.GLOVER,36S U*abasb-ar. rian BENT-IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF X the Board ol Trade, Canal-st.. office room tor several and lofts. Address BD. Tribune office. TO RENT-FINE SUITES OF OFFICES IS THE marble front building, No. 407 West Madisoa-st. Inqnireoa the premises. L'OURENT-TUE ASHLEY HOUSE. HAS BEEN A thoroughly n-nov.ited and repaired. IWfor furniture. Address THOMAS ASHLEY. Blooming ton, 111. L'OU RENT—THE CAPACIOUS STOBEKOOiI I recently occupied by ChallU. suitable fair any business. Address T. ASHLEY. Bloomington. HI f \'o RENT-ONE «»K THREE WABASH-AX. X stores, between Twelfth and Ilarmt-o-court, 3 stones and basement, stone fronts, each 27 feet front, 60 feet deep, with brick stables, deep lota, aud wide nlfeys. A YfIES KOFF, 511 Wabush-av. »pO KENT—FRONT OFFICE. 15.\2». AT 32 WEST L Madion-st. Call from 10 to 2. r pO RENT—CRACKER BAKERY WITH COM- X plet* machinery and two oveus, and steam power. Inquire at 494 Mllwaokc.av. I'O _lt ENT—OFFICES IN A GOOD WOODEN budding, suitable for lawyers, real e-state, or in surance. Apply upon premises. No. 195 West Ban* dnlph, next to corner of lUUiei). f po RENT—HOUr-E NO. 562 MICHIGAN-AV. X with or without faraitorc, in first-rale order; good iirick v;inlt. KENT UNFURMSUEB BOOJis ON 1 first floor, wt 1120 Prairie-av. rpo KENT-A GOOD BASEMENT AM> 27 J. aillwaDkee-av. IR.\ BROWN, Masonic Build (ng. Boom 6. TO RENT-StOUE 35S STaTE-sF.. NEAR UAll rlson, CO feet deep; lease to May I, iS73: suitable for wholesaler*. TO KE.ST-OFFIGE 150 I'OLKoT., NKAK JfcF foraon; lawyer preferrwl; reference required. ■buTltNT—A GOOD BARN. Oil ItUOM IN THE sams. Apply to T. A, HULL, 60S BuruMde st. UQB RENT—PROPOSITIONS WILL BE BE X celved for the fonr-story brick .building, li rooms, on Fourth-ar., near Ilarriiou-at. Apply at tho corner of Clark aud Uarrlson-st.. over drug store. FOR RENT-/UXIW FOR MERCHANDISING OR manufacturiiig. suuth-east corner Michigan sad LnSallo-sts., tunnel entrance. Will purchase building at end of term or build if desired. Apply it JU Cottagetfrovo-ar., to HAAFF. Fob RENT-SECURE WINTER QUARTERS while you have a chance. Stores on LeAso ana '‘•ate., at fair rates. No premium wanted of u good tetinnc. A'ow vacant. Also frost proof basement* on SUte-st.. suilablo for commhsion. Also cheap houses and rooms, GEO. U. HESS,- 932 SUte-st., from l- to 2. Itesldenco 359 Warren*av. rno rent-second and third floors and X ba**tn«ut, suitable for any wholesale uvvthan- Jho, at-ig South Desplain-s-st. A, KIDDER, r rtl RfcNT-HALF OU THK WUuLg UK A X store; well situated for offices or other business purposes. Inquire at 12 est Ulinton-st., up stairi r P° WENT Oil™ FOITsALE—A BA UN CAPABLF J- of accommodating twenty horses. Apply at SOO booth Ualstod-st. T,° KENT-TO PACKERS—I HAVE A LARGE X ico housd and store, in fir-urate location, fur mark.it, on South Side, which I will give long lew a{ fates. Splendid opportunity. 932State-sf., from 12 to 2, Residence 169 \V»rren-ax. TOBKHT-OrFICEI IN BBRNAUER’.S,BL»»;K <3 Wo*! Lakt'Bt., by RUNYAN, A VERY. LOO* Illb A COMSTOCK, 111 West Wasliingion-st- T° KENT OR. FOR SALE-CTIKaP-A BLOCK X of croaad :Mxlv9 feet, with baildings t.iund at .lu. r Slilwaakpe-av., ready to sitto lil rfends ax usual. Returned on account of the rkckn nre. All instruments itufine condition mid war rutted. JULIUS Q.AUER A C0..37U Michigan av.. formerly 6S Washington sf. PUMPS. ENGINES. AND MACHINERY O of all descriptions supplied from Eastern manu «c turers by telegraphic orders. Office at C. MaSON t I Q.. tS Carroli-at. L. P. DODGE. S T ¥rii? J V W :fKIStiNO-SENDORDERS KOI o DiUhcada, Circulars, Poster*, Handbills, etc. or for Pamphlets, to |ho Rockford Garotio stean ■fob Printing H«uso, Rockford li|, Orders prnmptli filled at nnto flro priv*s.’abrt sent by express. Ampl> facilities. Address ABRAHAM K. SMITH, Pro pnetor. Rockford. Illinois. SAVED FROM THE FIRE—A PIANO-ON WA* bash-av. The owner can bare it by proving pro derty and paying all expenses. Immiru at lid Ar chcr-av. aniE largest and finest furnished X hoys* In Englewood to exchange f>r improve, or unimproTcl busloesi property; no incumbrance: co4t£2t,uoo, A now neat dwelling, near Fuitou-ar.. South side; Price *7,000; easy term*, a fine nov residence on West 31orjroe»st.. swell front, fnrnished 516.000; long time. -Three houses ou Warren-av. fui sale, and a tine brick residence on West Washington st., furnished; price 5U.00U. 11. A. LAWRENO 4 CO., 62 Souty Canal.*:. rpo EXCHANGE—A VERY FINE FAR.M; FINf X buildings, and well Blocked, worth *N'.i'oo, fo» real estate in burnt district. Address B, Trlbuo> -Ece. M'O AROULTECTS FULL s*ETTS OF STECIFI- X cations for sale at the ofßco of tho Atuericai BuiMit” I!loS**urti Siiigimion St. W’ANTED-IU I'UuCUAhr. 5i rCr-i i.n district on stalest. Address J. G. BUoSVN 257 3llchlgan-aV. VI7ELL RECOMMENDED SALESMEN OF BAR oaffl Bros., Fergho. Khafinff Jt Co., and Child* A Co., will please addrrss FECUUEIMER, K.AH* DLEo 4 CO.. Cincinnati. f>„ for nirnotion. WANTED— XU t.NUH XUE PitEari.v I Ulic.u» abouts of Garrett Cullen, age 13, late of For ter’s Tclesr.ipb College, by his brother. T. J. Culleu. 669 West Madison.st. All Chicago papers copy. WANTED-TO PUIICHASE-fM) FEET ON WA bash-av.. in burnt district. Address J. U. BROWN, 237 Mlchlgm-ar. WASTED-TO INVEST A FEW THOUSAND M dollars in cash In a paying business. Address, stating lull particulars, Box 9, Janesville, Wls. WANTED-PROPERTi* IN TUB BURNT DIS trict, worth fiy.ooo to £60,000 U exchange f»i the best fruit farm iu the State of Micbigao. which ought to par next year £7,000 to *IO.OOO. lias fin* house and bare, and all Imprarctuontg aru dm class. Apply to SNYDER 4 -LEE, 9 South Hal* sted-at. XI; ANTED—TO PURCHASE. A LOT BE It iwoeu State-st. aud Michig.iii-ar, au. Water and Waaliiuglon-st. CURTISS 4 CARTER So and S2 West Raodulph-st. \irANTED—TO LEASE, FOR A TERM Of M years, 20, 40, or 60 fret on State-st., Wabash o« Mlcbigan-aTn., betw**c*u Harrison and XVajhiugtun ata. I.'all nrnddrwM J. E. It.. 11)23 Wnhaab.iiT. WANTED— TO BUY—WATCHES, JEWKL.KV diamonds, and other good collaterals. J AMK: Q. STOREY, 101 South Clinton st. ANTED—A YOUNG LAWYER uk' SEVERAL »f years’-xpericnee Is willing to furyiah a Hrst class library and bis busiucs* in rotupa for w share o. Ixtalaesi of tutae tlrst.cJass attorney. V.-bc of refer cnce. Any such wishing to form such Pattac-rehi: «.(.lr~sa X Z. o«co. 1 WaNTEO-IMMEDIATELY-A WILCOX 4 »r Gibbs Sewing Machine. Mcond-bsnrt. j« good repair. or c«U ou Jl. S. CARTER A CO 4th floor, corner Jeffwcst-Q and Lake-sts. WANTED-OLD BRASS AND COPPER. APPLY to J. S. BltKWtllt, No, i; East Kinkiest. U7ANTED-2i,000 PRESSED »BICS. ANY *ANCaStER.*I VX7ANTED-SUFFERERS BY THE FIRE CAN sot all kinds of caipcator work done at old prices*, alio job turning and scroll sawing, at Nu. 4Q booth JeiTi-rsan-st. ANTRD-TU LEASE FOR A TERM OF ,y. 0 r r 2 to 130 f° et front, on South Wuter-st *t r CD fL‘?mm V V. b ot een and Madison-’ *l«., for immediate ImproTcnioat. Contracts made for removing rubbish, and property Bartered in th, bnrnt district, PIULLiPS CHANDLER UcVi Estate Agents. £5 West Madison-st. Uia IWA VyANTED-TO EXCHANGE—A FARM OF I2n tY aorea, near Btajicn. price, jj,s»o; one cfsji Cre, .'.S l>nlMiu*a. ml W.oua. prlca to trad, tor Chicago properly. Address p S, 3iy Cottaa utovt-at, VTTANTED—TO EXCHANGE—THE ELEGANT T grounds on North Clark-st,. north r.f WrlchtV Groro. with fine bonso. onthouse. Ac., known as th* alUrkOS place, for property In the burnt *ti«trict, an.: cite immediate possession. Cal! on ic. FOWLER. I; Canal-st. TtT ANTED SUFFERERS BY THE FIRE CAN onrpcnt«*r w-.rk. job lornioa and scroll rawing done at old price*, No. 40 Sooth st. J. T. REED. WANTED-TO PURCHASE A SMALL MANU nicttirlaS business worth thn-o or foarchou sand dullara, now doing flourishing business. Address G9l» Fulton at., stating particulars, and where party can be soen. Ctinn nnn cash to buy real estate soed stores with fcawrsr*!*:? rent. Prices reasonable. A good furnish"' on Warren av., for rent; owner, wifi* ami c..»<> L board with family. M. A. LAWRENCE A CO S. Canal sr. fpO BENT—A FIXE LARGE HOUSE *r- pleasantest part cf Kenosha, opposite th p x rensiTemp.‘ tV.O Wabash*»T. rpO RENT—A COMFORTABLE tW'»- RENT—IH»USE. WI ril FURNITURE. UM I the Ist of May. MS Indiana-av., com* r °f Apply on the premises to tiOH’Ai PRIESTLEY. TO REST—THE FLEAS ANT COTTAGE 1 W»\»a*h.ftv. ren*. S2Aper month. A*maU lot 'urnituro for sale. Appfy a* above. 7 ELEGXXT 3-STORY AND IMS tn-nt hotfs-*. rnarblo frnnf. wjrh ill evd-’ Impremmonl*: the hon«e bn i*. room*. »nd f* in tw*< i. F~OU RENT^riOUSiT"t»FFOit'B' Lxlu v in good or 1- basement and three *tors»«: all x,.'. •uenta; it room*, beside* non intmedtately. Kefereuces ro-j s'- in*, at inrftfHcc.LoTT Mfchfganmr. ft, V c;. 7 F~ OU RENT—A NIOS B-ROOM V* yard, ti*ar street earn, and 'nrnitnr* for sala. Rant 92'-. S9.\ Kn FllK KKST-HOUSB. FLnNi'! i;u furnished, small cottages, «ui;<. „v n all par ta nf the cite. AJ*». *t*r; x st. south of Fourteenth. capable ofl h u or’more. Partii-a desirous of rent:->» v••• elUns vil! do well to call at my i* mbntros property in all pirtarf n. KERFOOT. 60 East Washing j »r District.” O~ RENT—BUILDING 3n*6o, V'" power. Inquire at iNJllhrini. A v *PO RENT WABASH. AV.-Ko Ji-j 1. purpose*. offices, banks, eta.. basement brick house, No. r.73Wa OER&LER. Real Estate Agent*. lr. Andress CUABLEd MARTIN, cat•> Smsh t Nixon. l?OR RKNT-HOU.HE AND FURNI'I i/i; I Thlrty-flrst-st., between Wabash a.w Ml-zh- i Oit RENT—37O FULTON-bT.. S l 'i:-' nlshed for housekeeping to a family witli-ut .-'lll TO BEST—IN EVANSTON. FOfT \‘El: month, until May 1, tho entlro firu :l rooms) and basement (cellar, wash rourv. ~mi -.v 1 dtedlof auel'tga'tt brick rssidenee; hard a*i I >rr rater In house; nlnedaily trains to *vi hone;;, are U cants. Bespan*ihle parties on v au-lt n 'muse, two blocks south of Congregational O.nr-ij* llnman-ar., Evanston. T°KENTr*AT 827 PUAIRIE-AV..U Td OMS. ALT* L modern Improrrments, fumishod or infurnish-d \pply between 2 and 4 o’clock p. id. TO RENT-A FINELY FUBNISIIEP tioU; Eranaton. Immediate poaiessma L-iven. 0 R. FOWLER, Boom I, II South Canr.l-st. TO RENT—FINE RESIDENCE AT S'O* V annum, near Onion Park. HERBERT Au I ■.9State-«t. v FOR RENT OR SALK-STYLISH BRICK ;’i’ donee finely furnished, between 3l J 'i; »-v Vahaah&rs. PriceoffurnltqroSl.lOO T rr.’.ei-« J ill early at Sh Twenty.oishth-st. FOR RENT-HOUSE AND LOT. NO. w. yj\S. roe st., west of Leavitt, 7 room*. e'-it!i iinf'!- nf-at.. Price. *4.000; 51,30U cash, bal-ncfi i.- 5 yrata, with seml-annoal iniorojt Ur r eor farther.Particulars Inquire at Ss'l Wa-rya'-aV.' TornerofOakl-y, Immcdiato posio*s||jn ci'Oii, A All lnipruvpmoi,c«. itva 1 Ipply to P. A. Hall. 503 Darnsida stf For rent-a furnished s-story u'.'--v of eleven rooms, large ground, b.rr- V-->- ern and hydrant-water. Call on pre tl. nquire.nt J. LAUNDER 1 ©or. Douglas pL»-o ,»n-. nUago Grove ar, TO RENT-A VERY NICELY FURSt.-’HBS L house uf nine roams; hot water, buh room. V closet, etc.; SUM a month to a good tenaa:; •«2 ltjdiana*av.. near Twenty-third*st. I’G BENT-IIOBSES-FUISNISIIRD AND UN A furnished, on South Sid'* and Wo*t Sid?, and n‘ lyde Park. FRANCIS W. CORBY, r-jal e basomentlmuse, with stable, No. rh» Sonth S i-;, nraon-st. Part or wholo of furniture tor vpply at house. rO RENT-HOUSE, AND FUBNUUBM F*>« sale. No. 294 Walaut-Bt., between L'-aritt mi lakley-sts.; nix rooms, closets and kitchen; omely funii*hed, and everything in perf «rd-.-. VTU sell all orpart for cash. Inquire on prex.- res. For rf.st-a cottage house, furmsfied, suitable for u small family, lumt yjj nonth. 4l3Balwrfle|dst. _ 'PO KENT-THREE NEW COTTAGE* P'lZ'.P .*r»r^°. Slat< Dear Fifty-flrsf at. Apniv- to •V R1GHT.,6,5 N\ abash ar., cor. llth st. DOR RENT—HOUSE M-* INDIANA AY L busincag. Inquire ou the premise*. naO RENT—BY T. S. FITCH 4 CO. vn 1 Death irn-st. Branch ofnce*v*i c&i* •.szeOrove-ay.. corner Thirlv.fin«i-sl. 1 2 houses on KIIIb-at*. near Thirty*f„urth-Bt 2 houses on Wahpanßeh-av.. near Ellls-av House and barn on West Unbbard-'t ne-v* 2 houses on Ellls-av., near Thlrty-rtftfc'-g: Brick home on Wabash-av.. near Forty-rt--. House on Prairie-nr., n-ar Forty-aiclifhA 2 new cotlaavs on Flourney-at., near Cottsge on Fulton-*f.. near Western, v CO RENT-A FURNI-HIIED COTTAf/B oV timm, »t So. »1 Jnnti.Mllw. loj'sv.‘->' uonth until May 1. This is a raro chatty \„.,i he house. •pO RENT-A RARE CHANCiC-AA WaL'VSH »•»•*front.flac marblofront. 'r„ H r ,i riwl brick barn, la the very heart ofth* h-i-./i ?BoT D "TA'&\[£ x a T° KK V 7 *3* THREB-MTORY -H ARn i. L front house on Ca’amet-ar.. betw*-. Twer,*-.-. -•oond*Rt. and •(See of HAWES 4 L A WHENCE. 3iS St»f --vt T«0 RENT-OR FORSALB-LAROE ANVSM t U QUEEN, tu cn-. taav.’.- ’hiladelpbla. TO RENT-ROOMS, Desirable furnished frost r.-‘ 'i- suite of rooms. lighted xyfll* g;is «n<; -ruer with uso ofbath-rocm, may bo ha l .■Nrs t» •arpenter-at. FOR RENT—DESIRABLE ROOMS SU! XRI.E f<>r nhusoKeering. Inquire at No. t 1»; *“T&nth*at„ corner Lako-ar. TO RENT—AND FOR SALE, i "‘‘MS, houses, and offices. BLANCHARD I'., .'TH SR3, Real Estate and Loan Brokers, ti'JT Si- T O ,l ti Nl^;NICeLX FUBNISiIED Ho 569 West Monroe-lit. j?°ll RENT-A MCE FURNISHED p~ with hpdrooTTi, for two JU3 U«»t Ta*lnr-st.. no.tr Bin* Islnnd-a/ P 0 ?-l l ST 7 TWo FRo t KOOJIS. "iv v at 73 Wnt Lake-at. POU RENT— E|*EG ANtLY FURNISHED I I NT k D«r/«r, Btntab:» for some neat busi.w, r. ■>e«t \>aahingtnn.gt. P' ,R I v KS^”Tmi FURNISHED UUOSP Tu *7 P*P «!ntr!o couth-men In ;r. 1 T 0 KENT—SITTING UOUM A>u IV..V Ur.i‘- r:>nm». Apply at 276 West H.irrD-'n-sf. •UOlt RENT-FREE, PtlUlC UlH>.Ur Tl?, T s 10. IS7I, to the pnrty who will buy -r -.rti. •urnitora for SIOU; possession ciruMi ’turn J.» tpply to-day at 42$ West Twolflh-st.. r..-.r Tt.. M-tnd-ar. street c-tr«. L’UR REM—FRONT pAltLOit FUR ul’.-li. 1 al«n furnished chambers. ri'ii pr tiri*. ir *pO RENT-THREE VERY DESIRABLE Rl?o*.l*. i. 16 Bishop-conrf, with or without bo ml. rO RENT—FURNISHED AT 3'M WRsT i.\-J son*st. Inquire At housa. a'o bknt-with or without uo.-.n-- X fine large pirjor and bed row mri.:. iue location, near Union P-*rtt. i: Randolph-st., upstairs. LOUIa, Lt-Oip.v tJ rl> RENT—THREE NICE FRONT ROOM:* *.T 245 Foqrt«»-«t. Apple on promlv*. TDTANCIAL. MONBYTO LUVN IN SUMS FRU2I«M,i.-(i T‘> f:bo.lV)0 on satisfactory real f«tAte m anil 1(1 per cent. CHAS. B. id. j \v»- buh-ar. 'iiUNNICLIFF, LOAN BROKER, OFFItE, \V X Jack-on "t. _ xnn CASH TO INVEST IN GOOD Ti»Vi noM. by a lire business nm. ..itiing bmdnein. PORT Kit. 527 Stato-et. Ctfi n/»n To ft*."® cask To In VI S is V «IDO,VVFC/ paying business. Ador.-ss It I.; u, frihnn- TO ItEASE. Fan lease-caxal.st.. 40 by i.u ee.-.:* r Csnal-st.. betweon Adams mm J>,ckH.i i r.. groondr* nl, SNYDER* LKK, R.al Ji,t» e Ac No. 98. ITalsted, and cor of 3lonrue and I. i;t [i TD LEASE—SOUTUWE-T CORNER o;' ri Xt-*n iiql Adams, UiOxs.*. 1 *t; cellard.u' .mu arsica: vas and Witittr connecltoos campl,-:o .1 1 to»tDKS, irew Wftbi T. ,r C«hin>"l«»e *6} Ml-*.*-. rji.» LE.An E— t“x i>o F r v, X 45i:>al-st., .Ad-uiM and J. r SN> DKR x LEE, Real E*ia:c Ai’t-nis UaUVtd-5t.,c-tayroi MaJJO; it' si. ======== CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1871-10-18 page 4 | https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1871-10-18/ed-1/?sp=4 | fetched 2026-09-14T06:01:53Z ======== FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. FCVAKCIAXi MATTERS. KE-OPKKING OP THE BAKES. So important an event aatbo rcopeningof (he banks <»f Chicago for the transaction of business in the usual manner, after a complete suspen sion for nine days, could nnt fail to excite Ihe most intense interest in the business community. It cannot bo denied that it was a critical moment when the banks opened the doors of their temporary offices, yesterday morning, and said to their customers that they were pre pared to pay checks and receive deposits as usual. The most of the banks had only recovered their money and books from their vaults in the smoking ruins on Sunday, and it was only by working all of both Sunday nnd Monday nights, that the tellers and bookkeep ers of the majority of the banks were enabled to begin business on Tuesday morning. Two or three of the National Banks, nnd several of the private banks, viz.; Traders’ National, Corn Exchange National, A. C. kO. F- Badger, and others, had in fact been delayed in getting their offices arranged, nnd were able to do but little more thau to pay small checks and answerquestions. It is presumed, however, that these will be prepared for business to-day. October 18- The point of most interest was, of ciurse, to see bow d_epoeiturs felt about checking out their money, xn this respect it was evident that no bod}'felt alarmed about the solvency of tbo banks. Those banks which threw open their doors and said to all depositors that they were prepar ed to pay all, received more money on deposit than they paid« ut. The Union.thc First, tbo Mer chants’, tbo Fifth, the Tnird.tuo Northwestern— in short, all tbo leading banks that were fully prepared to do business on yesterday morning, received on an average twice as much money on deposit as they paid-out on checks. Large num bers of country bankers who have deposits in the National Banks ol this city were in town yester day, not to draw out money, but to assure th° banka here of their confidence and offer their assistance. At the invitation of L. J. Gage, the Cashier of the First National Bank, of this city, a dozen of its country bank customers examined its condition, and passed a set of com plimentary resolutions expressing their convic tion of its entire soundness, and commending it lo the public. At other banks depositors botu Irom the country and city came in to assure the bankers of their confidence aad promise their support. To make a long story short, the open ing of the banks was cs auspicious in every re spect as could possibly havo been anticipated under the circumstances. At the Savings Banks it was thought there might be something ol a run by small depositors. In this respect, howcver.fxpcctnlion was entire ly disappointed. At the Slate Savings Institu tion, 591 Wabash, there were never more than five or six depositors present at one time._ and there was just about as much money deposited as was drawn out. At the Merchants’, Farmer* and Mechanics’Savings Ban k.nowlocated at 64 South Halsted street, only S3.CKH3 had been chicked out up to half-past 1 o’clock, and in the after noon there was about as much money deposited as there was drawn cut. The effect ot tho wno*c of yesterday’s business was to reassure every body in regard to the banks, and to put c*>nu dence into the bankers in regard to the aisp wi lion of their depositors. It is well u £deretooa that the National Banks will help, each olhtr in case ol any emergency, o fact which g -os a long way toward establishing confidence in tho*c in stitutions. The feeling of country bankers in regarJ to the banks ot this city is shown by tho following telegram from Hon. J. B. Grtnnell. of l o 3 I^*^ came to Chicago on the news of the lire to look after the Union National Bank: •'Chicago, Oct.L. “To dins. JJ. Spencer, First National JianL\ (irinneU, loira _ Union National Bank of Chicago going op a. usua!. and abundantly strong to u.Cjt ait on-■ cagt':u2 per cent. The decline extended through the enure list and the lowest prices were made at the close. The stringency in the money market, and the im pression that some heavy bouses bad unloaded stocks, assisted the decline. The depression in .New York Central and Harlem was caused by tho announcement that 10,000 shares of common stock will he sold on exchange on Friday next. Tiie market closed weak. The demand lor money on call was very sharp and the market more stringent than yesterday. Prime borrowers wetc accommoda ted at 7 per cent currency to gold interest on governments as collaterals. Borrowers, other than the very best houses, paid dear rales for money in the shape c: having theirs tucks turned or carried over until lo morrow. These rates ranged Irom 1-1(5 to J4 per cent. It is esti mated that SS.oCW.OOO currency was shipped to Chicago yesterday and to day. The Express e«y b there is great anxiety in financial and com mercial circles to bear from the Chicago banks. If thepeopie of Chicago are inspired with confi dence. end leave their balances on deposit, then —undoubtedly a more cher.rfol feeling will pre rail here: but if there should bo a run on the banks it might aggravate the situation here. A Montreal telegram says that the Bank of Montreal i? about lo establish au Agency in Chi cago. f?tate bond' dull and unchangad. COMMERCIAL. .Tuesday Evening, Oct. 17- Busincr? was active to-day, under the circum rtanccs. The opening ot the banks ro-estabUsb >d confidence, and many who bad hitherto care- I’uliy hoarded the little saved from the fire were aow willing to use it, ns they saw reason to be lieve that it would soon bo replaced. The whole r*t£ merchants were generally busy in fixing up. but the few who were ready to trade had all they could attend to, though the orders were small, tn produce circles the movement was fair, bnt many operators were engaged in looking up their Lank accounts, anxious to know the exact basis on which they coni J do business hereafter. The dealers in grain made numerous settle ments. principally upon the basis established by the committee appointed for that purpose. The scale of prices was published in oar issue of this morning, viz-: Wheat, seller the month, S1.18J&; do last half. sJ.l9K:doeellcrKovcmber, §1.20; du seller the year, Sl.lS;*. Corn, seller tbc month, 46?5c: *l° teller Inst half, 45?4c; do scllerNtivein ber, 40c: do seller the year. 44?£<*. Oats, seller the month. 33c: do seller la«t half,3ojfc: do seller November. 31c. Bye, 65c. Birley, 58jf-c;do sell er last half, 50c. Jt was estimated that fully Iwo-thtrds ox the ./Ptioas outstanding in grain were settled to-day, and n great many checks given In payment. Of course many of the differences were left unpaid, and tnanr ethers were closed out by a transfer of liabilities, this leaving the outstanding differ ences between vefirfow parties, and giving but little for tho committee to do in .equalizing claims. Two or three operators were buying grain to ship, the general being lo easier prices, as several of tho grain-holders wanted to realize, so as to bo able to use the money in preparing to do business in the future. On the contrary, options for 'future delivery were generally firmer, several large orders be :ngsent hero to buy lor outside parties, who an ticipate a reaction from the recent dulne??. The grain movement js looking up. Tho sub lotncd statement sbo'ws that the amount of t-rain sent out j.Tlcrdiiy js not n bad uyeroso uonnlitv for each day of lha cot.ro rear: The following grain has-been inspected into efTreuo to 10 o'clock this morning; 24j cars v o.f rS carß corn: 13.7 m bn No. do; 50 oars Into- 7 1)11 N T n- 2 do: 5 cars rye: K cars bar ico Total<«l «rs) 191.0 M b?- Of this amount Iho Illinois Central bp»?bt in 101 curs wb.at; cars corn, and 13 cars «--rle>. Th? shipments were: 43i bn, IfPFwCs St •'ibaNo. 2 spring: 341 bu >72. J spring.33/ bu“ rejected spring: Suit La No.rvu winter: 1 nns hu V-'. 2 red winter; 10i.344 uu corn. 2,.U< im rejected do: 49,373 bu K0.2 oats: 6SI ba re acted oats; 1.924 bu No. 1 rvc: 29,433 bu No. 2 J-ye: 5.102 bu No. 2 barley; 436 bu Nc. 3 barley. probable that the difficulty be tween the body of the Board uf Trade and its one wing will be amicably fettled by the build" ing ofawigwam near the cast end of the Wash ington street tunnel, to be occupied till the new Chamber of Commerce is ready to use. It is much to bo desired that all should get together again as soon as possible. It is not easy to keep intelligent track of both, and any transaction in the one is sure to be unfavorably compared with the other, by one party to the ,r i?ißtwimi were Quite active at yesterday’s de iliac sales were reported of 000 brls nt 91c. Lake freights were active, but easier. A total ef sixteen grain charters was reported, on the basis l‘iJ 3= f o r c b b r o ug. ta .S!fe £d%J?» b £3B- C,>rn urns taken lo l, chnVtcml to-day willTnSo outliO-OMba wheat, 1C3.5W bu corn. authority has civrn it as ancpioion th:at the ac ceptance by a majority of iha board of the ac tion of the Coosnittee on Settlements has made that action legal. _ Provisions were quiet and a shaao easier, owing to weakness in No w 1 ork. A t Standard HnU mens pork was quoted at $13.00 cash, and ‘l3 ~5 seller January. Lard was anil, hold at i>Viz for cash or seller January, with not more thou (i- bid at the close. Meats were irregular. Shoulders were firmly bold at 6c, being reported lobcingood demand l»r shipment. Short ribs quoted vutder at GJ-jc; short clear nominal at 7c. Boxcu tes loose lard at SJfc; 100,000 lbs riinrt ribs on private terms; 200 lbs tallow atßc. Flour was icatuvc, in the general market, though liberal salet were mad; by locjl dealers, mostly at previous price?. Wheat was aod easier, in sympathy •.rith ndoll.Xcw York market. Most of the racing was in .settlement, at the prices noted ;-elow, and it L impos-iblu to report cash sales •jrrcetly or new deals, as they were inextricably -uised up with settlement*. Munn. Norton Sc icolt bought all thostrictly fresh receipts of No. 2 Spring offered in their houses nt $1.19. Sev eral talcs were also made «t seller the monib, closing at the outside. Seller No- Tcmbcr sold atsl.aei.2lk*- •n^hJ'rirade? 1.21. KotUina was reported l s n ‘"j on Corn was active, both on bl nf v? shipping account. Two or three 2 were bought at 46>5ffi46%c t prinv ‘P* ll M he luridc. The market closed steady. t Oats wsre quiet and steady at3oc cash or seller the month. A car lot was *>y sample at 33c. Ilyo was entirely nominal at Gsc. B;«rlfy was quiet. A few car lots of No. so.a at 56c, but the salt-s were not reported.- There was nothing doing of consequence at Standard Hall to-day. The Daily Marled. BUTTER—This market remains without im portant change. There is a steady, 1 air demand from local customers, nnd some inquiry for tub and firkin lots for shipment t Lako,Supenor and the lumber country, but tho arrivals con tinue liberal, and all orders aro promptly filled at former prices, or at 18025 c lor common to choice. BAGGING—Tbo bagging market is still some what unsettled, but our dealers -will soon be in shape to fill all orders, and on npfavojrablo terms as before the fire. The stocks aro being rapidly augmented and prices may bo quoted steady at 36142 for Stark, SGc for Ontario, 35c for Lewiston. 32c’for American, 21@22c for burlaps, and at 160 2Sc for gunnies. _ BUILDING MATERIALS—There is unite an active demand for building materials, but tho market is pretty well supplied, and .prices aro comparatively steady. Wo quote: Lime, Sl.OO; cement. 750; stucco, §2.50. CHEESE—There was no change in tho condi tion of the market. There was considerable in* quirybolhoa local and interior accounts, but the supply is sufficient to meet the wants of the trade, and orders were filled at unchanged prices, or at 1401Gc f.*r ordinary to prime lac °CoAL—Tfiero was less activity in tho demand for this article, as consumers havo become con vinced that there will bo no advance in Tho stocks ara beingstcadily augmented both by lake and by rail, and the market may be quoted steady at $9.00 for Lackawanna; sS.dO .for -brio ami Walnut Hill, and at $5.50 for Uilmmgton. EGGS-Are plenty and lower. There was a moderate demand and free sellers at —'js-oc the outside for fresh in small packages. FRUlTS—Prices for goods cmicg uuucr this head underwent no important change. A ITV~ aro comina forward freely, and nadir a l.eht demand are slow .-alo at t2.0333.03 per brl. C-riin berries ara in lightsupply. nut the demand is a,,,nit And nrlct'S arc no more than sustained at 55.50@10.09 for wild, nnd at $11.00014.00 tor culti vated. Grapes arc plenty and remain dull at $1.5002.00 per ease—the inside quotation for Concord, and the outside for Catawba aad Dela ware. There was some inquiry for lemon., and sales were rendered nt ;9.00 per box. In dried fruits there was little doing, bmall sales wore reported at $3.25 per bos for raisins; 24c for u**rcd peaches, end at 3oc for pitted cherries. FISH— Tho leading dealers are again located, and prepared to fill city and country ordersint little or no advance on former quotations, iao stocks, though at present light, are being rapid ly increased, ami before tho close t tho present .week business in this department will be run ning along ns of old. GROCERIES— A moderate local and interior demand exists for groceries, and orders aro being filled as rapidly r.s possible. Prices have under gone no very important change, there being n slight advance in coffees, syrup?, and teas. All side articles aro selling at about former rates. UAY--Thcro was only a limited movement in this commodity, and values were, nominally un changed. A few small lots were taken for Lake Superior and the lumber regions, but tbo chief inquiry came from local customers. Tho offer ings were ample, at $13.00®14 00 for pressed tim othy; $9.0C(511.00 for prairie; and at ;5.02@13.08 for loose descriptions on wagons. HIDES—Were inquired for to a fair extent, both on local and Eastern account, ami tho low coming in aro readily disposed of at full previ ous rates, sales making at for heavy green cured, and at llj£c for light do. Tho marketer dry stock is nominal. LEATHER—SmaII orders arc being received and filled at substantially tho prices current be fore the fire. There is a plenty of stock entroute and our dealers will soon bo prepared to fill all orders promptly and satisfactorily. The num ber of tanneries destroyed by tbo late hro was four, involving an aggregate loss of about 5100,090. Among the number was that of Grey. Marshall k Co., ibe only role leather tannery in the city. Elies Co., nnd iioch k Grenier on tho North Branch, nnd tho Hide and Leather Company on the South Branch, were tho others. NAlLS—Continue in active demand, and. owing to an advance of 25c in Pittsburgh, prices hero were put up to $4.50 rates. The supply is equal to the demand. OlLS—Prices for goods ccmlngunder this head remain without decided change, the only altera tion being in carbon, which wus quoted easier, there being sellers at 27c. Lard oil is steady at 90c for extra winter, 75c for N-. 1 current make, and Gsc for No. 2 do. Whale, linseed and tur pentine were steady. POTATOES—The market is liberally supplied, but there is a good demand, and prices remain firm at CSSSOc per bu, according to quality. Sweet potatoes arc dull at ;3.502'4.0G per brl lor Jersey. POULTRY AND GAME—Is in abundant sup ply. at i 2.0003.50 per dozen for chickens; $2,000 2.50 fur prairie chickens; 51.5052.00 for dead ducks, and at 52.5003.D0 for live do. VEGETABLES—Tomatoes sold at $1 C 031.50 per bu, and onions at 70@S0c. WOOL—Remains inactive nnd values are nom inal. WOOD—Tho stocks on hand before tho fire were light, and as a considerable portion of it has been destroyed tbc market is firm and prices a shade higher. Wo quote the retail prices dc livendas lofiow-: Beach $10.00: .Maple 811.00j Hickory $12.00. Live Stock Market. CATTLE—Received to-day. 850; received this week. 3.010. There was inquiry for Rood to choice beeves for shipment East, but the limited offerings of desirable grades restricted the operations of shippers, aud hardly enough was accomplished in tho way of sales to establish anything like reliable quotations. Prices bare recently advanced at nearly all points East, New York being quoted higher; the effect of which was to strengthen tho market hero, though in the absence of sales values remain nominally unchanged. There was some inquiry for butch ers’ stuff to supply the wants of tho city trade, and for stock steers, the former selling at $2,503 4.00, for inferior-mixed lots to fat cows and fleshy steers and oxen, and the latter at $2,753 3.50 for common to good stock steers, averag ing from 700 to 1.000.b5. The market closed quiot and steady. SllOGS—Received to-day, 7,500; and since Saturday. 10,467. There was no perceptible diminution in tho demand for this class of stock, both local and Eastern buyers being actively en gaged: but the liberal receipts, and the p.rospect that they will continue liberal, an easier feeling, and a part of tbc advance gained yesterday was lost, prices receding to $4.25® 4.30 for cinmon light coarse and mixed lots; $4.3534.45 for medium to'lair, and $4.5004.50 for good to extra. All sold, and the market closed steady at the above quotations. SHEEP—The receipts to-day were 217; mak ing 90S since Saturday. The supply foil short of the demand, and prices were firm at $3.5004.25 for common to medium, and at $4.5035 WHor good to choice. The quality was pour. 54% a 9C!4 h*‘A x&Vj ...113*4 Chicago Lmuber Market. Tuesday Evening, oc‘. IT. CARGOES—The movement in lumber and shingles continues large, and tho views of hold ers are firm at former figures, leaving unsold nt the close of business hours eight cargoes. A sawed shingles sold quite freely at §3.40 fhr choice brands. Lath ruled dull, and prices wore nominal nt $2.50(52.625;- per 1,003 afloat. Tho following sales were reported; Cargo schr Mary Nnu. from Green Bay, 1.250 m A shingles at §3.40. Sold by Blanchard. Bor land Sc C». Cargo rchr Minnie Corlett, from Pcntwntrr, 750 m A shingles at §3.40. Sold by William Me glado. Cargo schr VT. U. Willard, from Oconto. 150 m ft common strips nnd boards—largely str.ps—at §15.00. Sold by Irish, Bullcn Sc Co. Cargo schr Pilgrim, from Muskegon. 140 m ft boards and strips at 519.0 J. Sold by Blanchard, Borland Co. Cargo schr liat-j Howard, from Mu«keg'n,loo m ft mixed lumber at §16.50. Sold by Blanchard. Borland Co. Cargo schr Emma, from White Uaß, lOOmfl mixed lumber at §16.50. Sold by Blanchard, Borland Co. Cargo schr Catch pole,, from Manistee, 100 m ft joist and scantling ot $16.00. Bold by Blanchard, Borland Co. Cargo schr Sea Gem, from Green Bay. 10.0 ra A shingles nt §3.40. Sold by Blanchard, Borland Sc Co. Cargo schr Hubbard, frntn White Lake, 100 m ■ft b mrJs and strips at SIB.OO- Sold by Blanch ard. Borland A: Co, .Cargo schr Buena Vista, from White Lik". 120 ni ft strios and boards at §17.25. S-ld by Irish. Bullon Sc Co. Cargo schr Australia, from Manistee. 130 ra ft j -ist and scantling at SIG.CO. Sold by John Mason Loomis C-*. Cargo schr Octavio, from Mmistcc, 120 m It Joist arid scantling at §16.00. Sold by John Ma son Liomis Sc Co. Cargo schr Live Oak, from Manistee, 150 m ft: GO in ft on contract, balance joist and scantling at §16.00. Sold by John Mason Loomis J: Co. Cargo schr El Tempo, from Manistee, 40m selects nt $30.00 for clear; $20.00 for common; $12.00 f»r culls; balance joist and scantling at §IO.OO. S ild by John Mason Loomis Co. AT THE YARDS- There is no abatement in tbo demand, and a large burino'S Is being transacted. Prices, how ever, are rather irregular—a few dealers selling at our quotations, while others nee effecting sales nt a higher range of prices. As has been tho ease for tho past ten days or two week*, the inquiry is chiefly for c-unmon descriptions, which are in exceedingly light supply. Wo quote as follows; First clear, 1 Inch to2lnch faSO.DO Second clear, 1 inch to 2 Inch 47.00tfb43.00 Third clear, 1 inch 35.00@07.00 Firn and second clear flooring, toget fa ct rongh @40.00 Flrbt and second dear siding, together. 23.C0@26.00 Common siding @20.00 Common flooring, dropped, Aral <^05.00 Common flooring, dreaeed, second 25.00@27.00 Wagon-box: hoards, selected, 1C Inches and upwards.. 33.03@40.00 A stock boards 30.00@35.00 B.£tock boards/.? 23.00@25.00 Common boards, joists, scantling, email timber, &c., 16 feet and under. 17.00@18.00 Fencing 17.00@18.00 Joists and scantling, 16@24feet 15.00@25.00 Pickets, square 16.00@17.00 Pickets, flat @15.00 Clear posts, split 16.00@18.00 Clear posts, ronnd.. 20.00@22.00 Lath i 2.50@ 3.00 Sawed shingles, No. 1 1.25@ 2.75 Sawed shingles, A or star 3.75@ 4.00 HARD WOOD— Walnut Ist per M §75.00 .2d 50.00 Culls 25.00 Cherry Ist nad 2d per M 40.00 Hickory Blank ,50.00 Ash 35.00 Oak Clear 35.00 Oak Common 20.00 White Wood, Clear 35.00 Com 20.00 Butternut M 40.00(360.00 Hickory Axles, per Sat LSO Bass Wood per M 15.00^80.00 Maple 15.00®30.00 OS TRACK. The arrivals to-day were small, and only a fair amount of trading was dona. Prices were firm as follows: A, or star sawed 53.5053.G2J4 1 sawed...... 1.50@2.00 BinxcLrs.—Five shingles or two inches in thickness. Length—Sixteen inches, Throodol lars per car to bo added when translcrred, which follows the shingles- NIAIII37E IMTEIXIGENCE. Tho fcbooner Pandora, on Monday, picked up n yawl boat off Milwaukee, nod tho schooucr Dundee, on the same day, passed through largo .quantities of lumber, shingles, and several vessel hatches below Milwaukee. —The schooner Mageio Thompson, loaded with corn Irom Chicago to Buffalo, is reported ashore nt Prince Albert, Lake Huron, She is owned by Chicago parties. —The schooner Petrel is ashore north oi Mus kegon. .She is light, end also owned by parties in this city, —the name of the seaman saved from tbo schooner Levant was Thornnra. The Levant was owned by a Mr. Owen, of this city. —The water in the river yesterday was lower than for several days Past, and quite a' number of vessels and propellers grounded in proceeding —ThcmrriVals from tbc lower lakes, yesterday.. were larger than nt any time since the first oj October. A largo number of lumber hookers al so entered tbc horbor. —The wind yesterday blew quite fresh from tbo north-northwest- Tho jam in the South Branch yesterday re tarded navigation considerably, as well sis de laying vessels nt tbo outer pier. The bark F, Morrell, which was dismantled on this lake a few days since, is supposed to have collided with the schooner J. Bigler, which is now at Milwaukee, minus her cabin, besides being otherwise deranged. The bark D. C. Window owned by Captain Payment and E. W. Hudson, Esq., of Detroit, and loaded with lumber for Chicago, was wrecked off Point Betsey, on the east shore, on Sunday morning, attended with the loss of three lives. The survivors wore picked up by the propeller Annie L. Craig. The Winslow rated A 2. The cargo in the bold is safe, but the deck load is lost. —Tho scow Swallow, ofr Milwaukee. wa'j wrecked at Grim’s Pier, on Thursday last. oy running upon her anchor. She is a total lo je —An unknown vessel was seen ancho* ei T* o {f Cmp Hirer with jib and mainsail gone a *ud an other ashore ot Carp River. No was at hand. —A despatch from Kingston dated October lu, reports a heavy gale ther* on Sunday, lasting all day. The steamers O'.j nt biao. Enterprise. Dominion, and America, were obliged to Jay over in consequence, Anu mber of vessels are ashore in tho neighborhood. —The schooner I’olpbin, wood laden, collided with an unknown vessel off Amsterdam, on Fri day evening, losing her masts, rigging, bowsprit, and jibboom. —Tho schconor Major N. H. Ferry, ran ashore near Blnok Creek, last Thursday, but was got off without much damage. On the rtfflo day the schooner Monitor ran ashore on Boh Blano Is land, and was relieved by tho United States sup ply steamer Haze. —Tho schooner L. 31. Mason is ashore near Leland, cm the east shore of this lake. —Tho vessel reported ashore on »»bito bhoni turns out to be theseboonerL. L. Lamb. She is full of water, but a tug is engaged in relieving —Thoschooners D. P, Dobbins. Pride, Uorand, Senator, Sunnyside, and Mediator, aud the steamer Aunt Betsey, all sustained more or less damage during tho heavy gale on Saturday. The scow Mermaid, of Milwaukee, was met about thiriy miles from that port with all her canvass gone. The crew refused to leave the vessel. —Tbo schooner Challenge, which pas«ed De troit on Friday afternoon, was thirteen days on the passage from Milwaukee to that port. Lake Freights, We note the following engagements; To Buffalo—Schr Carlingfnrd, wheat, 14c; bark North \Vcst,schrs A. G. Morey, Empire Slate, and D. G. Fort, wheat, 13c; proprs Idaho, and Winslow, corn «>n p. t. To New York—Prop Canistoo, corn, 32e. To Montreal —Prop Dal bousic, corn, 22e. To Collingwood—Sebrs Anglo Saxon, C. Nilsion, Dundee, and Northumber land, corn, 9?. To Kingston—Schr Union Jack, corn, 18c. To Portland —Prop Mont gomery, corn. 34c. To Tawas—Schr Evening Star, cum, oats, flour and pork, on p. t. INSURANCE, TUSHIE MUTUAL SECURITY Insurance Company. TO OUII CREDITORS. Wv havo saved all our books, papers, etc., and will consequently bo able to show, with exactness, the amount of liability to every creditor. We will, as soon as possible, prepare complete schedules em bracing tiic names of all claimants, and the amounts duo them respectively. Our creditors wilt then bo noli tied in time to enable them to bold a meeting, or take snch other steps fur their protection as they may desire. Wo crave tho geucrons Indulgence of nit un til such statements can bo prepared. TO OCR PATROSS, who huld Policies on property not affected by the great fire, we would say our Policies no longer afford a sufficient protection against loss. Any Information concerning the condition of companies, or assistance lu procuring new Insurance, will be cheerfully ren dered by the officers of tho Company. PROOFS OP LOSS will bo prepared fur oar customers and friends with* out further charge titan the bare expense of employ, lug copyists to porform the labor. Respectfully. DAK. M. BOWMAR, Scc’y Office 2Vb, 30 South Clinton-at. Insurance Agency OF ARTHUR C. DUCAT. For tbo accommodation of our friends an-t custom er* I have opened offices on tho West nnd Soath Sides. WestSida office, 30 iiQ'l 32 Cnual-st., over William Blair 5 Co.; South Side office, 419 Wabash-av.. over Firnt National Rank. Risks taken in old and re- Ruble Eastern insurance companies: HOME INSURANCE CO., of Now York, organized ISSC CITIZENS’ INSURANCE CO., of Now York, or ganized lA3G. MERCHANTS' i MECHANICS’ INSURANCE CO., of Baltimore, organized 1364. MANHATTAN INSURANCE CO., of Krw York, organized IS3I. HoTmtD INSURANCE CO., of New York, or ganized IS2j. PUuVIIIENCK WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO., of Providence, organized 1799. .My patrons having claims against any companies represented by me will please present Ilia same for adjustment at tho Catial-sf. office, when, also, West an t North Side risks will bo accepted. Thnno wishing insurance) on the South Side will please eater the same at the offee. 449 Wabash-av. SPECIAL NOTICE. Every necessary Information as to making proof* of loss, and tlio proper blanks of tho fame, will be furnished on Application to mo. Wo hare hq able cortwof adjusters, an>l am Trillins to devote time and assistance to our patrons. ARTHUR C. DUCAT. Charles H. Case, F I i: E I N.S U„B A N CE, C.l SOUTH CANA L-ST., (second floor.) CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. ln‘ur,Micc Comp my of North America. Philadelphia. Grp. Assets, Oct. 1,1371.13,262,307.96 cpkimrfiehl Fire and ManfiM-Xssuracco Co., Spring field. Mass. Org. JSI9- Aside. Oct. I. 1871, fI.WW.COO. People’s Insurance Co., Worcester, Mass. Org. 1647, Assets. Oct. I, IST I, £930,000. National Insurance 7C0., Boston, aims. Org. 1632. Assets. OCt. 1, tSTJ, $900,000. Boyal Insurance Co., Liverpool, England. Assets, s:o,ooo.ouo. The Above companies will pay all losses, and con tinue business with unimpaired capital. Insurance accepted from propci ly owners at (air rates. Parties having claims against tho ROYAL p’oase present them for adjustment as soon as possible. NORTH AMERICAN |MRE JnSURANCE pOMP'Y., Of New York, We are authorized by advices from the company to state that they ore prepared to PAY ALL TIIEIII LOSSES, and to continue business as heretofore. ALL CLAIMS UNDER THE LATE FIBE Must be Presented at our Office, No. lO Eldridge-conrt. Parties desiring insurance In the OLD IRON CLAD NORTH AMERICAN, apply to GEO. C. CLARKE CO., Agent, 10 Eldrldge-court. NORTH AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 17 and. 19 "Warren-st. New York, Oct. 10.1571. To the Policr-lloMers of the North American Life lUitiraneo Company at Chicago: At a meeting of the Board of Directors, held at the office of the Company on the 10th of October, it was Resolved, That this Company extend to its Policy- Holders suturing from the Into fire in Chicago, a credit on their Policies to the amount of the premi ums that may become duo during the next year, for the purpose ofasslsting them in keeping their Poll cies in force. Resolved, That this Company appropriate tho sum of Five Thousand Dollars for the sufferers by the late fire In Chicago, and that tho Finance Committee be empowered to act in tho distribution of this appro, priation as may they see fit. 11. C. MORGAN, Secy. Chicago Office Removed to 511 Wabash-av. IMPERIAL INS. CO OP LONDON. {Established 1503.] ACCCSICLATIONS CASH CAPITAL 85.000,000.00 COLO. Tho lows of this CompAtty In Cuieagn are Slj|,2oo which they are prepared to pay at ouce, wilheut do ducting tlio sixty days’ intorost. Policy holders having claims against the Imperial are requested to present tho same to JOSEPH B. ST. JOHN. Asst. Manager, 503 Mlchlgan-av. E. W. CROWELL, RESIDENT MANAGER. Hartford Fire Insurance Company. Having prepared a careful schedule of tosses, this company is now prepared to commence tho adjust ment oud payment IN FULL ©fall just claims by the CHICAGO FIRE. C»nh Assets *2,803,000.00 After payment of all pending claims, our capital of 81.000,000.00 remains uuloucncd, with a working surplus in addi tion of QUARTER OF A BULLION! Bureau for adjustment of claims, 372 Wabnsh.av. Local oiDc--. where applications for insurance are received, CS Canal-st. Office of Western Department, corner Washington and Grecn-sts.. _ G. F. BIBSELL, Gt-nernl Agent. The following telegram from the Underwriters’ Agency of New York, has just been received: O. E. lIOSJtER. Asiintant General Agent: AUJuec losses promptly anl draw nt alclU. n. S. WOLCOTT, President. ALEX. STODDART, General A.gcnt. It boine dc«irablo that adjustments ond settlements should be expedited, claimants adder our policies will pleasa call at the otllce of Ogden. Sheldon Scudder. C 3 Sontb Canal-st.. and confer with me without delay, time our purpose to pay losses fully and promptly auf be speedily effected. O. UOSMEIt. Assistant General Agent. WE ARE WRITING NEW INSURANCE AT REA SONABLE RATES. OGDEN, SHELDON&SCUDDER. 02 South Cunal-st. Independent Insurance Company. Partirs having claims against tbo Independent In surance Company for loss «ro requested to submit their claims for adjustment at tho earliest possible time, that the extent of loss of said Company may be definitely arrived at. and Immediate action taken, If possible, hb to a final disposition of the name. A representative of tho Company will remain in Chicago fora short tims for tbc purpose of aiding lit such result. Cl-tins to be presented at our office, 10 Eldrldge court. GEO. C. CLARKE CO.. Agents. Policy Holders In the Washington Insurance Company, of New York, haring incurred losses in the recent fire, are requested to call at tbo Company's headquarters. No. <72 Wobash*av., at once. MILLER DREW, Local Agents. Hibernia Insurance company. Any one holding a policy from the above compan y and who has suffered by the ialo firo wtll call at 4 South Canal-et.. between the hours of 9 a. m. and pjin, each day, and bring their policies with them. TREADWAY A JEWELL. Agents. JEtua Xife Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD. We will be offhand to transact business,-as usual, on Monday. October IC, at Room 20, No. 181 West Mndlsoa-st. Our books, papers, etc., ore nil saved. OVIATT, SOUTHWELL CO.. Managers. Insurance Xosscs. 51. A. RORKE A SON, ATTORNEYS, nro prepared to mature papers In all cases 0^ ri c if l i tu for insurance and all other Rgal business. Office 1 and 2, No. lit South Halstod-Bt.. late 17 South Clark- Bt, The Mutual Xife Insurance Co.. Of New York. All books, papers, and receipts saved. Office IS3 West Wnshloffton-et. O. CRONKHITE. Agent. United. States LIFE I NSORANCE COMPANY. PC West WnahingtoD-st. Reliable Insurance on Good Dwellings Can he obtained in the old Manufacturer's Insur ance Co., of Boston, from OEO. C. CLARKE it CO., Insurance Agents, No. 10 Eldridge court. BUSINESS CARDS. M. D. Wells Co., WHOLESALE* BOOTS AND SHOES, WILL CONTINUE BUSINESS. OFFICE, CIS WABASH-AV. ORDERS SENT TO US Will be FILLED ABOUT SOTH INST. Chicago. Oct. 12,1871. CHASE BEOS. CO. Haying saved their Abstracts of Cook County Eecords From the fire have located In^the MASONIC BUIIiDIMCr, Comer of West Randolph and Halated-sts. (No. 9 South Helsted-st.). and will soon be prepared to famish complete chains of title to all real estate in this city and county. Band, McNally &Co- WILL BE FOUND AT H. A. PITTS’ SONS, 106 108 W. Randolph-st. WOLF MICHAEL, WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS, 11 and IB West Madison-st. CHICAGO, ILL.. Have on hand a full stock of fine Kentucky, Bour bon, and Rye Whiskies, Gins, Brandies, &c.. Sher ry, Port, Rhine, Catawba, and California Wines, which they will sell at prices fully as low as before the flro. Country customers will do well by examining our stock. It Is the largest in the city. Orders by mail will get prompt attention. American Enterprise. STARK ALLEN’S WHOLESALE JEWELRY AND WATCH BUSINESS REOPEN ED AT 363 WABASH-AV. We have ordered, by telegraph, a complete du plicate of our stock of goods destroyed ut the great fire, and are now ready to fill any orders, and sap ply oar customers the same os before. STARK ALLEN, 863 WABASH-AV. S. H. McCrea Co., PRODUCE AKO COMMISSION’ MERCHANTS, Room 3, S. W. Cor. Randolph and Canal-sts., Chicago. 9. U. McCREA, Chicago, 111 W. F. JOHNSON. Morrison. 111. A. N. YOUNG, Sterling, 111. Liberal Cash advances made on consignments. Particular attention paid to purchasing Lumber, Lath, and Shingles by the Cargo or Car-Lead. Also, Grain bought and sold on Margins. t. IH. HENDERSON CO.’S Office is now at 337 ]VEichigan-av We shall resume business in a few days. Parties indebted to ns will confer a great favor by sending ns all the money they can. C. M. HENDERSON CO. Harmon Jacobie, ALBANY, N.T., Proprietors of JACOBIE’S PATENT BRICK BIA CHINE. M c are prepared to fill orders at once for this ma chine. Thoso int-rested are invited to call at tbe Chicago Tribune Office and examine outs of the ma chine; also, the endorsement* of the leading brick* makers of Albany and Troy. This machine is con structed for steam or water power; will make 4f>,noo to 20,000 brick of superior quality tu ten hours. Cir culars and lull information siveu. Write Harman jagobie, Albany, N.Y. ISorman M. Kerr Co., 35. 37, 39. and 31 North Fourth-sL, Manufacture PAPER BOXES of every description. Spscinllr, Joweller’s paper boxes, tags; jewoltor’s cards, pink and white: cotton twine, chamois skins. To Chicago Merchants Starting anew nnd requiring such goods os we maniifjctnro, it will »fTord ns great pleasure to fill their orders nt moat favorable prices ami upon lib eral credit. Perkins, Stern Co.’s Office for the present will be at NV» Wabash-ar. Beitis among the sufferer* of the laio flro, we earn* estly solicit ‘the aid of all persons indebted to ns to send ns currency or draits on New York, which will be thankfully received. All orders for CALIF*lit. NIA WINES. BRANDIES, AC.. sent to os will 1m promptly filled from our Now iorfc liouse until our new stock arrives. Thanking our fiionds for past favors, and soliciting a continuance of their pa* trounce, we remain, respectfully, PERKINS, STL ItN At CO. BKNJ. RRUCK. Jc.. Agant. SOS Wabash-av. Paper Collars. PHILADELPHIA COLLAR COMPANY, C. A. Watson, Agant. Resumed business at 696 Wabash-ar.. have full lino of goods In stock and In transit, and can fill all or* ders promptly. Remittances will bo thankfully re ceived. Removal. D. COLE A SON Have removed to 135 West Mudlson-srr, (Coin's Block.) nit 1 are ready for business. Books and pa pers saved. Houses and lots for sale In alt parts of the city. Property wanted for sale in burnt dis trict. Parties haying negotiations pending at the time of the fire will please report at once. D. COLE A SON. IS) West Modison-st. Haskell Brothers, No. 61 South Dalstcd-st., ns >r Ma lison. Now on hand a good stock of Trunks, Valises, and Travelling Bags. In a few days wc will be prepared to fill all orders. Thankful to our old customers who have so liberally patronized ns in the past, wo hope to merit a continuance of the same. HASKELL BROTHERS. P. S. As heretofore, sample trunks and cases to order a specialty. _ Hovey Co., FORMERLY 57 STATE S!. Chicago, 111., Have opened their office temporarily at 141 Ellis av..aud will continue to fill orders from that ad dress. Parties Indebted to ns are urgently requested to send us a remittance. To Oup Patrons, THE DRUGGISTS OF THE NORTHWEST. Wears happy to Inform you wo have come out of the great conflagration alive, and are up and at It. again with renewed energy. Wo ar# erecting a tem porary place of business on Dearborn Park, just in rear of our old store, and will have an entirely new and fresh stock ready for our customers in about two weeks. Will issue a special circular when ready to fill orders. Yours truly. LORD, SMITH A CO. Office C 74 Michlgan-av.. for the present. Dr. Edwards’ OFFICE 6m STATE-ST., COB. TAYLOR. Over T. J. Letoarnonx's Drug Store. J. Ci J. J. Knickerbocker HAVE REOPENED THEIR LAW OFFICE AT Wallace Henderaon, CaMMISSION M E R 0 II A K T S 37 West Washington's*. ROOM C. C. H.. McCormick Co COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 31 Clinton-Bt., Room 4, Chicago. All right and ready fur business. A. J. Averell, REAL ESTATE BROKER. Having snwd all his books nnd papers from the fire, is prepared to glvo any information connected with transactions effected through his office. Office at his residence. No. 600 Wnbnßh-nv. Lazarus Silverman Co., BANKERS. Removed to M 2 Wahasli-av.. and doing business os usual. LAZARUS SILVERMAN C». Western Insurance Company, OK BUFFALO, N. T. The Chicago office of this company is for the pres* ent at 76 West Kandolph-st. Parties holding its policies are respectfully requested to call nt their earliest convenience. JS. K. BRUCE, Agent. Chicago. Oct. 17. «E7l. Fred. L. Fake, REAL ESTATE OFFICE, 510 Michigan-av. A. P. W. Skinner, Commission Merchant, 15 North Morgun-st.. Chi* capo, will continue the business os before, soliciting 1In; patronage of old friends. E. a* Bowen, SIGN WHITER (Established Removed to rear of 43 West Waehfngtou-sL All signs at old prfeos. or lea*. Geo. U. Gale, Commlsaiun Merchant, Temporary office. 213 Sooth Grccn-st. John A. Johnson, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Stores and odices fitted up. Plan* nnd specifica tions furnished on short notice. Office 207 West Van Buron-st. Reliance Works, Milwauke, Wis. Manufacturers of machinery, shafting, pulleys, and other gearing. Elevator machinery for first-class work. Steam engines of bust quality on hand or to order. Orders solicited. Address EDW. P. ALLIS 4 CO.. Milwaukee, Wis. BUSINESS CARDS. Belding Bros. Co., MANUFACTURERS 'OF MACHINE TWIST SEWING;SILKS. etc~ Wfl will open with a* foil and complete Block of goods In onr new store, corner of Mlcblgan-av, and Jackson-st., on Monday. October 23. Cuetomera In* dobted to ns will please remit promptly and oblige. A. Kulsely Co., Tin and Slate Boofora and mannlactnr»r« of Gab vanlzed Iron Cornice*. 72 and 74 WeitMonroe-at. Colonel E. B. Payne, ATTORNEY AT LAW. No. 120 Weal Wothlncton-st. Famished rooms for law offleea ft* rent. Geo. M. How Co. Hove secured their books and paper? in .perfect order, and aro prepared to attend, with their nan&l promptness, to all consignment* and orders. They may he found at Itt West Madison-st., Boom 7. until their new office. 43 South Canal-st.. Is completed. SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Removed to 957 Indlana-av. Lnto of 91 Washtngton-st.j Office, 301 Stato-st.. corner Taylor, in rear of drag store. I havo received a supply of blank* and am prepared to make out proofs of loss fur clients without farther delay. Dr. F. B. Xorcom, Office, SOI State-st., corner Taylor-st. Attorney nt Law. Notary, United States Commis sioner, nmt Commissioner of Deeds for all the States and Territories. Office, 178 West Maar„ dilcoou. Branch Yard, 499 UlTor*Bt., Milwaukee. Win. U. Thompson, BEAL ESTATE AGENT, 229 West Madison-it.. Thompson's Block. Particular attention to leasing property and coL leering rente.. A. Zeller, BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURER, has resumed business at 728 State»st., where he is prepared to supply the tradeallarflcles in the lino. Wilcox Gibbs’ Dr. Ellis, R. A. OH*, lawyer. Nn, 313 Wabush-nv. Honrs, 12 to 2 p.to, Simeon W- King, Cram’s John Barwlck, -DR. JOHN THOMSON. P. O. Box 72. Chicago. HI. 370 Slate*st. OYSTERS, 419 Wabash-ar. Paddock Idc, 419 Wabasti-av. J. T. Jewett, Iflftl State-et. itSSSJcw-*-- HO TwcntyHliirdit. 0. B. Green, J. S. Gould BUSINESS CARDS. Chicago Advertising SHARP THAIN Will be pleased to see their friends at ROOM 5, WELCH’S BUILDING, G5 SOUTH CANAL-ST., Where they arc prepared to Insert advertising In the leading Newspapers of the country at publish ers’ lowest mica. OFFICE OP A. C. O. F. Badger I* at .700 Wabaih-ar< J. S. Bassett Co., PLUdintats and gas fitters. Dealers in Gas Fixtures, 733 State-st. Barnes House, Comer of Canal and Randolph, WEST SIDE. W. K. SWALLOW, Proprietor. D, Kriegh and Co,, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Office for the present at STAR AND CRESENT JiILLS. at Ranuolph-st. bridge, West Side. Office D. W. A. KEITH CO. at Jacob R. Shipherd Co. BANKERS, 161 Twenty-sccond-st., Chicago 24 Pinc-at., New York. Our LaSalle-st. vault proved perfect, and we are transacting business without interruption at oor Twenty-second-st. office. S. D. Childs, Jr., Co., ENGRAVERS AND DIE SINKERS, Corner Kinzle and Kingsbury-sts., adjoining’ the bridge. Smith and Duncan, Wholesale Dealers in SADDLERY, HARDWARE, AND LEATHER have reopened at 25 West Raodolph-st: BUbcc marsh. Attorneys at Law, will adjust losses and attend to law business at (heir new office. No. 204 West Mad iaon-st. Wahl Brothers Are happy to Infbrm Ihclr friends that although their office and store wore destroyed, tbeCr works are iutact, and that they still hare a complete stock of GLUE and NEA7SFOOT OIL, and are pre pared to fill all orders us usual. Office nod address nt present nt their Glue Works. Cavanagh and Bodle, (Late 287 and 289 North Water-st.) Hasten to Inform their friends and the public that they have removed to 260 CALUMET-AV. And will execute all orders after the 20th inatoul Miller, Frost Lewis, LAWYERS, 283 illchlean-ar. Tcuticy* McClellan Tenney, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS 454 Wabash-ar. Special ottontion to insurance eases. Otto H. Matz, ARCHITECT OF THE NIXON BUILDING, Corner Mooroo and LoSalle-at, Office same building. Alexander Dean* ADMIIt AL T Y LAWYEBS. will pay «peclal attention to the Inspection or proofs oflo«s. and cntioselfng with Insured. IS7 Writ Mad*' lioq.il, second door west of llalated-st. I>. Appleton it Co., AGENCY. School Books at Half Price. P. B. IIDLSE, Agent, No. S Sixtcrntb-et. office of the WESTSIDE HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION. 71 South Peoria-st., near Madison-st. ARZA CRANK. Secretary. Cobb, Andrews it Co., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, Haro establLhod themselves permanently at No. 471 Wabash-ay. Uubel Brother, FURNACES, RANGES. Ac., Removed to 201 Wrgt 3ladisnn-st. G. H. C. Williams Co., Manufacturers of SASH, DOORS. BLINDS. MOULDINGS, AC., Have not removed from their old stand, IC North Canal-st. Have on hand a large stock at low prices. Mlilluery Goods,* BERLIN WOOL AND KNITTING YARNS. Fancy Goods in great variety at old prices. Please glrnme a call. A. J. UNNA. 33 West Randolph.st.. under the Barnrs Hon^. The law Office of E. A. OTIS A F. A, WOODBURY Will be at 543 Wabash-av. Storey Grlffia Have located their real estate office at 230 Wess Randolph-st., opposite the American Express office. We have some fine improved amt unimproved prop erty lor sain at low prices. Chas. B.'llolmes, GENERAL AGENCY of the PeDDijinvufa Mutual. Life Insurance Compan*. 1026 Wabasb-av. Kctchum Martin, Wholesale dealers-lu Crockery and Glassware, will receives'full now stock next week. Present office. 63 Warreu-av. Branch, Crookes A Co.’s SAW DEPOT AT NORTH CLINTON-ST. until further notice. C. A. lIILEH, Agent. Cbae. R* Messinger. Successor to Bronson A Messinger, manufacturer and wholesale dealer In Tobacco, Snuff, and Cigars, 106, 108. and IIP 6ummlt-at., Toledo, 0. Orders so* licked. Wakemarty Manley and Wakeman, LAW OFFICE'AND NOTARY PUBLIC, 45 SOUTH CANAL-ST., CHICAGO. r L>, 3, Schuyler, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office reopened nt IIS Cottage Crove*av. for tlis presoot. Special attention given to insurance claims and perfecting land titles. Iron Cliffs Co. Office, W South JcffetsoD-at. JAMES ROOD, Agent. Mead and Coe, LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,; J. Removed to 79 Weal Madlson-st., corner of Jeffer son. Oar books and papers saved, and wo am ready for any business in oar line. McWilliams and Co., PRODUCE COMMISSION, Have resumed business at 83 West Randolph-ef. Gallup and Peabody will, for the present, have their OFFICE 449 Waboah-sr. Rochester Machinery Manufacturing C 0. D. Q. WORiLER, Manager, 87 and 39 Sooth Canal st, corner Washington. Chicago, 111., manufac turers and dealers in Wood and Iron Working Machinery, at old prices. Giro ns a call. C. H. Hanson* Stencils, Engraving, and Die-Sinking, M West Madlson-aL BATES HODGES, LAW OFFICE, 113 West Mad Is on-si. M. Graff Go-, Jobbers of fancy groceries, 123 West Hadlson-st., Chicago, We have resumed business, and shall have a full stock is a few days. Chicago Union llmo Works, t\ E. SPOONER, Agent, 71 WEST RANDOLPU-ST BUSINESS CARDS. G. H. L. LAFLtN, WHOLESALE PAP3BH DEALERS, SO North Jefiersou-st.l AND 340 Wabash-ay.) CHICAGO, ILL. Agency, CHASE, HAHFOKD 00., Manofijctorers and Refiners* Wholesale Agents for the BflJo of Standard Illnmlaating and Lubricating Otis, White lead. Varnishes, Glass, Axle Grease, Pine Tar, eUx, 479 Uansl-st., near Twelfth-fit, Cbl- ESAIAS J. WARREN, Heal Estate Broker, Has opened a new office at 418 3BCio higran- ay. Easiness continued without 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 rail way ticket office. Western office 39 West Kmrlo-ei. FREDERIC NELSON. Agnnt, Chicago. CARTER BROS., Contractors of Masonry Office, 384 W, Adams-st. The Wheeler Wilson SEWING MACHINE OFFICE, At 333 West Madlson-st. FARRAR WHEELER. The Mechanics’ Savings Bank. IM TWENTT-BECOND-ST,, CAPITAL, JACOB It. SHIPHERD, President. CHARLES B. BHBDD, Treasurer. Escaped without the slightest Injury, and is transacting business without Interruption. Baskin, Martin Wheeler, OFFICE No. 688 South Caaal-st. Are prepared, as usual, to fill all orders for SALT, (fine, coarse, and dairy), CEMENT, and Office of Q. W. Marshall Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 77 West Hadlson-st. Wo have not been burned out. and aro prepared to attend to wauls of country shippers successfully. E. Schnelder Co. STAR CANDLES. Retail Trad Too can get Star Candle* at onr factory, over Archer-are. bridge, at eighteen cents per pound of sixteen ounces, and we are prepared to fill large or* den to the Jobbing trade all oyer the country at former prices. Established In 1863, and not homed oat. Lusk Blatherwiok, General Commission Merchants; N0.56 West Lake* st, Chicago. We have tbo beat store a d location what Is left of *e city, soil only for cash, and osn guarantee newshlppera of produce quick sales and prompt returns. Correspondence invited, and circulars, tags, and stencils sent on application. Blanchard Brothers, Real Estate and Loan Brokers. 807 State-st. Rooms, stores, and offices wanted, to sell, and to rent. Eastern capital to loan for improvement In the burnt district. AT. W. Gas and Water Pipe Co. D. A. TITCOMB CO. Can be found at J. C, Woolley's, 646 Wsbasb-av^ W. L. B. Jenney, ARCHITECT, NO. 12 PECK COURT. Goodspeed’s Empire Book, Map, and Chromo House restored and In running order. Agents wanted for tbo beat subscription books, maps, and pictures in America, and “Goodspeed’s Golden Fens.” T. W. QOOD 3PBEP. Publisher, 223 West Madlson-st. Chicago. Baird Bradley, Loan and Real Estate Agents, OS South Caual-sL Books, papers, etc-, unharmed. Runyan, Avery, Loomis Comstock, Attorneys at Law, No. 141 West Washlngton-st.* corner Union. Hldridge Tourtellotte have located their law office for the present at 118 West Uadisoii-at. ana also'at the Avenue Boose,, comer of Wabash**?. and Twenty-sccond-st. Baaordc Loebnltz, ARCHITECTS, at Keeney Campbell's planing mill, comer Canal and Twelfth *ats. They will opes office in a few weeks on Bandolpta-et, adjoining Thomas B. Bry an's Fldellty-Saft Depository. opposite Coart House. Frazer Lubricator Co. Saved. ORDERS FOB FRAZER’S ATT.-R GBEASB ANSWERED PROMPTLY. OFFICE 88 CEHTBE-AV. J. S. Peironnet 4 Co., GRAIN COMMISSION MERCHANTS, removed to 63 Sooth Canal-st. Heady for bnalnesa, law Books. CALLAGHAN;* COCKCHOFT, 102 Randolph *L, hare on the way an entire new stock, and will be ready for bnalnesa In afew days, Julius Rosenthal, A. M, Pence, and Adolph Moses, Attorneys. Room 8, Masonic Bonding, southwest corner Randolph and Halatad-sts. Loflln Hand Powder Co. ""GRANGE GUN POWDER. FiU order, prompt ly. at 595 Wabftah-aT. Higgins, Swell dc Qnlgg have removed their law office to 370 Wahash-av. Walla Faulkner, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Will report in a few days at 165 Michfgan-tr. George’ D. Cook, COMMISSION. -MERCHANT, horned out at 186 Sooth Water-et. Ke-eatahllehed at 750 Siate-aL, (near the Post Office.) Consignments of country produce, etc., solicited. Waite Clarke. Office S3 and 84 Congress HalL Cougress-st., next Mlcblgan-av, Hotel. Insurance- Notice. R. E. RYAN A Co., insurance agents. 47 Sooth- Canal street, request their friends and patrons to bring in their policies and present their claim*. No oharge till money is collected. Tolman King, S3 WEST LiKE-SI. We are now receiving goods at our new store. 53 West Lake-sr. Shall be ready to fill all orders Mon day. Oct. 23. TOLMAN A KINO, Wholesale Druggists. Removed Oot. 7, PHOBKIX PLANING MILL. HOLTBANDER A RANDALL, Proprietors, Contractors and Builders,* and-Manufacturers of Sesb, Doors, Blinds, Ac. Factory and office cornerofCangamon and Carroll-sts. Dr. Julian S. Sherman, Surgeon, 333 State.at., near Harrison. Office bonr lOte is, Lazarus Silverman Cor, Bankers, hors removed their bank to No. 62 Wabaib’ftr., where limy art read? to continue their basinets as |LAZABUB SILVERMAN A CO. Kenly Jenkins/' Oils of all kinds. We are prepared to fill order* as usual. Oarboa oil at lew figure*. Offics. 34 North Canal-st. Sweet, Dempaleri Co., are alive, and alreada receiving goods at their new store, 59 and 61 West Washington***. Will be pre pared by the SOthJnst. to offer to the trade* roll as sortment of bats, caps, fors. gloves, mlttans^ete.- Wm. H. Holden, TfAW OFFICE. A 500 West' Monroe-stT ‘‘V E; Amnion Co., Wholesale Wines and Liquors; Office and Store 719 West liadiion-st. Hitohooek, Dupoe.«- Eyart*, Attorneys, may found at 219 South Bangamou-st., fora f«w days; then at corner Wells and Mooro**su. The business hoars of Rt. B«t. Dr. FOLKz, Cath olic Bishop.of Chicago, wilt be from Ida. m. tffSpr in. at St. Patrick's Chnrch, comer of Adams and until further notion. L. B. Bigelow, ''s3 West Randolpii-st.,', Drag and Chemical Broker aad Commiisicm H«r> chant. Consignments Solicited. Jas. L. Stark, LATVTEB, Nos. 9andll North Canal-st.. with Platt, Thom* A Maynard. Equitable Life Assurance Society OF THjB UNITED STATES, __ Is now located at 683 Wabasb-ar. All books, papers, and money preserved. H, F* JBNNISON, General Agent. Fancy Steam Dye Work*, By.O. DAHLGRBN, 129 West Rnndolpb.it. All kinds of ladlei’ itnd geatlemsa’s clothe* cleaned and dysd In the ffaest stylo at fanner prices. laufer Hilt, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 50 West Lake*st, We have not suffered from the fire, aad are pre pared to baadl* all consignments with despatch. Rail-way Supplies. OREEAB, ADAMS CO., have removed THEIB OFFICE To 64 South Jefferson-st ATTENTION DEUGQISTSI H. P. SWIFT BRO., 120 WOODWABD .4T., DETROIT. MICH., Wholesale Drugrista and Dealers In Paints. Oil*. Broshes. Patent Medicine*. Sponges, Cnetnicals. Prosaists’ Glassware, etc-, etc., are prepared to nu orders at lowest cash rates. Send for quotations before purchasing elsewhere, 1». F. HWIFT A BRO. Bare openedthelr office at No. d*. and ready for Lu«icata. H. P. Merrill Co. Sfettauers Sc Wineman <9l MICIIIQAN-AY Gilbert Sc Sampson will resume huslnesa opposite NO. 820 MICHIGAN-AV. Office for the present at 028 MICHIGAN-A V. Only Wholesale Boot and Shoe HOUSE NOT BURNED OUT AT LATE FiKE. OFFICE OF W. L. B. Jenney, Arohiteot, la at 709 Wabaih-sv, PHELPS, DODGE PALMER, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Boots and Slioes, Will continue business store on Mlchlgnn-av., op* poslto Michigan Avenue Hotel. Orders sent to na will he filled on or ahont tho 28th Inst. Mono, Norton Scott, PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 132 West Washington-st. Trego and Kellogg, COMMISSIONER CHANTS, 68 SOUTH CANAL STREET. 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, con be found temporarily at 884 Btate-st. We are prepared now to fill orders to city tride for any amount of Carbon Oils, and will fill country orders In ten days. Those owing .us will confer a great favor by sending la cash or express, or drafts os Few York. Cook McLain, DYERS, Removed to 563 State-aW sear Harrison. CJhas. Wlppo, FURNITURE, 99 West MadUon-st. Parlor, Chamber and Office Furniture. Dr. F. C. Hotz, OCULIST Te the Coonty Hospital. Goody «Se Chandler, LAW OFFICE 391 Wabasb-av. A. Booth's OT3TEBS.. Francis Agnew, BUILDER. s Adam Smith, REAL .ESTATE OFFICE. St Sooth Jeffsrsou*«t. QIT.HP.RT BREGA, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, F. J. RUTH, -Pi JML-Osbome Co., HEADERS AND MOWERS. DANIEL BANSOU, General-AgePt. 800 South Morean-st. :Geo»;tV. JEtaUey, attorney at law ,1 Beal Estate Office' A. J, A VfcWRf.T. T N*. CCS Watetk-ar. GENERAL NOTICES. To Our Patrons _ 4-V. Wabisll-.1T., Oct. li» J*7l Onr stock and-store Natoul |om; books »h.«d. pars Mt-il; Insuranca doDbtfal. Ofeoarsa To a fuJ appreciate onr situation. sad »U who are Jmlauid lo as w.ll mske Immediate payment. We bate oorn ttmpornrj W.rehotm on 1.,t0 I'.ri r,.! Budolpa-.t. *nd Hld.i;.n-nT„ wb.” V, itS •oon b. re.dr for huilnni. w. 0.0 -on onr’L Jk. for f.Tor, In tho p..t, .nd bop., to niorit tLV- con tloasaco in the future. “>«.s ini-i. con. HALL. KIMRAUK A CO. Important Public Notice. Permits for the erection of temporary atmcstim, one story high. within the fire limits of the city. f, remain not more than one year, will be issued T>r the present from theofficeof tho DoirJ of 1-ml c Works. No. »4 West Randulpb-st. No buiiiius nr structure of*ny kinl will be allowed on the street-., alloys, or sidewalks. By or.lcr of tho board. F, n. BaILEY. Secretary, To Our Friends and Patrons. ifEVEB gxve rp the ship.** CHASE, HANFORD CO., Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Oa sccoant of “Fire In the Rear” \re ire com o' 11 0 ,!P, 471 Cami-st.. (near Twolftb.) Carbon Oil now nn hand. Other Olla ,ITIrI IK .f OctoU-r, inn* at 5 o'clock a. m., without fail. Hi Ro,>k-i of Bi-J! feiryranbo obtained in the |l!gi '.-hoot Budding on Monroe-st.. between Ralsfixl rnma.Mi. J. O. KINDRLK. !\nmir C>rk. The Burned District. Capitalists are constantly Kurin? urlers-.v;:h lo purchase property in tho burned district. We hare a number of orders now to purchase ALL CASH. All sufferers desiring to sell for Dirt or all c.is’i will do wtll to cal! oo us AT ONCE. JOHN 31, WAITK S. K. WELLS. <5 liul-banl-court. Roofing. THE CHICAGO ELASTIC STONE HOOFING tV. Saved their entire stock. Offer the Best Firs-Proof Hoof in use, with no advance in rates, and fully guaranteed. Refer to the 0., D. A Q. R. i:.,wh o have over St3.(X)O worth of them In uao. Offico. Warehouse, and Sfanufactory, 228, riD. 212. and 2H Xewberry-ar., near Ualstrd-nt. viaduct. To Manufacturers and Mechanics. Any parties wishing to establish iv manufacturing uofinnuii at a convenient nail advantageous near Chicago will And It to their interest to coaft-r with or address, within three day*. C. H. MEAD. Barnes (louse. Chicago. Edwards’ Directory. SPECIAL NOTICE To Business Men Aad Others. Please semi to 13 and 17 Canabst., 4th story, as speedily os possible your address and present loca tion. and In a few days I wilt issue n special direc tory embracing tbo business places of all who havo made changes oc account oftlio lire*. RICHARD KDWARDb, Publisher Chicago Directory, I*. Canol-at. Great Improvement In roofing aud covering of walls. Hoofing and .*ll tiles of galvanized iron. No leakier, no cracking, or blowing off, no repairing, and highly .ornament*!, saving about 30 per cent of metal by t ho ah ingles now louse. Patented Judo 13, 1571. Send stamp for cir cular. C.O. VAN PAPPJCLENDAM, Charleston. Lee County. lowa. Atlantic Pacific and Great Western tklgkaph companies, Corner WVat Washington aud c»nnl-ats.. up-stairs Removal. My Heal Estate Offlcu Is removed from 116 Mooroe •t. to 872 Wsbssh-av. Ail persons who have paid raoreutlu advance, will call ami receive pnvtuetit for the unexplred time. All who-owa ms tor real cslste, shall have all proper and necessary indulgence. ALBERT CRANE. Printing. Work equal to any office'ln Iheslale, Order* for Chicago work filled mid relumed fulfowiag day tree of charge. BABCOCK Jk DRUMM. Watack*. HI. Notice. AH persons lu Chicago, to whom our house arei debted for bills not yet doe. are requested todia on us at sight for the respective amount!*. J. P. GAGE SON. Lyons. lowa. Oct. 13, 1371. Frauds Webber, FRUIT AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. nave resumed business at N05.33 AND 60 WEST MAPISON-ST, Oglesby, Barultz Co., Manufacturers’ Paper Warehouse, Removed from 111 South Clark-st. to 313 West Ran- Oolph-st. Commercial National Bank Will resume haaioess ibis d.iy at N0.333 Wabash-ar, M, D. BUCHANAN. Cashier. Monday, October 16, 1371. Parties Desirous of Disposing OF IRON AND METALS FOR CASH Can do so by addressing 11, J. MITCHELL. Avenue House, Twenty-second-st. and Wabash-av, Printing Presses. Office of It. Hos A Co. at Chics go Newspaper Union, >3 North Jefforson-at. W. IT. Kerkoff, Affant. Parties Having Claims AGAINST TOE C., R. I. A P. B R., For sappllrs famished the month of September, nro reqaeoted to send derailed Mile of seme to the aoder eigned at once. ALLEN ITANVEL, Pnrcheser, Cor. Ulark and Twelflh-ate. Tbe Office ot the West Side Homestead Association Is at 71 Sntilb Peoria*»t., neat Madison. with s 'eott .t Case. Shareholders will please call and puy install* merits at elm earliest moment. Obiesrn. Oct. 16. 1871 Notice. Creditors ofSIDLKY ENDICOTT. wholesale gro cers. nrr requested to rend tall statements of account to them by nuil >t 774 Wabnsli-ar. SIBLEY A ENDICOTT. Notice. The Western Transportation Company have re moved their office and d>»ck to foot of West Washing* tun-at.. where we shall be pleased to see all oar old friends and customers. Propellers arriving and de parting daily, as nsaal before the fire. Office No. 3 Wwt Wnshlngtoa-st TCTTLE .t BOND. Pamphlet Description Of the Chicago Fire, containing accurate maps and much valuable reading matur, written by one of tbs best Journalists on the spot. Published Oct. IC. ile tail price, 23 cents. Trade send orders to W. E. TUNIS, publisher, Detroit and Chicago News Agenrv. IKK Pr»irie-av.. Chicago. |H. NOTICE. We have leased Iho Urge and substantial brick budding southwest corner State anif-Twcntieth sts.. where we will, in a few days, open a complete retail stock at our former low prices. Ih selecting this location wo bad In view Us proximity to railroad lines connecting It with all ports of the city, thereby accommodating ell onr old friends and patrons oi» the West as well as the South Side. Doe notice will be given when the stock will be ready. FIELD. LEXTER A (.0. Notice of Dissolution of Partnership Notice is hereby given that the firm of Morphy A Finnegan who have been carrying on a business os country merchants, dealing In groceries, dry goods, etc.. In the Town of Lemont, Cook County, Illinois, have this day bv mutual consent dissolved partner ship, the said Murphy by agreement-la to assume all liabilities of said firm, and collect alt bills' owing to the said firm. All bills ami transactions relating to the said firm are to bo settled by said Morphy at his ■tore at Lemon* as aforesaid. Chicago, October 17. idll, JAMES FINNEGAN. Mew York Drug Exchange Relief These funds are in my hunts. If emoloyera having employes needing aid, wlli meel me nc 619 State st., on Thursday, Oct. :9, atSp. m., their wants will be met. J. 11. KEEP. Corns. BY DJI. STB P JIG K S 621 West.Laborer. Open from 9a. m. to 9p. m. All-Bight SnLre for sale. Prnssiog’s Vinegar. I shall be {a full operation aad ready to supply the trade by the Ist of November next at the recently n duced price*. CUAS.O.E. PKCSSIJ.O, Rl7. 32Q. and rm ytat*»-st Stereoscopic Views of Chicago, BEFORE AND AFTER THE FIRE. Wholesale and retail. P. B. GREEN. Landscape Photographer, 315 West Jackson-sC. Notary Seals Furnished fori.’i by 8. D. GUILDS. JR.. CO. 25 East Kinz?»-«t. Corn Husks. Orders should bo left for PREPARED CORN HGSKS,at7S3 State**:. Bcdsfllledaod delivered for S cents per pound. STEPHENSON A CM GROCERIES. If. C. DRAPER, ACT. DANA, HYDE AGO., BOSTON, MASS,. 49 WESTXAKE-ST., CHICAGO. (Formerly M aad 55 Mlcbigta-av.) A good assortment of Teaa saved from fire, and good stock of Teas, Syrups, Coffees Brown Sugars, ArrMng dally. Orders promptly died from Bos ton or Oh icago, as heretofore. 300 TTwif Chests Tea la slock here. To my friends la the Northwest and Far \V cat— -1 deaira to express thanks for past ferore, and solicit year orders and remittances, on dno and paat due sccoonts. N. C. DRAPER. KEMOVAES. Union Sorewand Bolt Co. Office removed to COLLINS BUR GIB’S Store Foundry, southwestern cor ner Van Bnren and Jefierson-sts. We are prepared to fill all orders for Bridge, Car, Track, Machine and Skein Bolls, Lag Screws, Jack Screws, and Carriage Bolts. We have made arrangements lor doing. BLAOKSIHTH WORK for buildings. Regular Prices. ABZt CRANE