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THE UW’ COURTS.
Sew Suits Growing Out of the late
Fire. Etc,
Qrdoi' of Business in tho Courts—
Criminal Clatters.
Circuit Court.
mStORKKJNC srscuuST.s.
A bill was filed Id this court inrolvioc the
ofoacObsrM U:?el<iw, M. U and special
hi, to earn* n:i the practice of medicine. The
bill is of one Charles C. Jerome to enjoin
KiS:!.»»» from csUblishins himself id bus:-
i.esi in ibis city or anywhere Tritbln
the undefined limits ol the Northwest, The
.-taicaieiit of the bill is, that on tho sth daT of
.1 a!y was carrying on bis peculiar
Uuiuus*. ptv scribing medicines and itcatius pa>
t
who suffered from tho effect* of diseases bo
profo.-<rd to treat, ft great part of his business bc
ij»c ctrried on by loiter. His office was then at
I7U South Clark ssreo'. Oa that day Jerome
bought him out. na hn aver#, conditbiniiw to par
i.>r I mo of dstVind int'< name and business,
during t-Mi yor#. about SSO.OOJ, it being condi
tioned thtt Bigelow should n u by. Jerome
i-laitns that he tias met ali bis engagement* under
tho M-voral MgruemonU included in tbs contract,
and charges Hint defcndtnt has, in violation ot
tho contract, assorted his own name by taking
Setters, addressed to him. from the Poll Office,
;itid has proceeded to estnbhsh an offi*-? in Chi
cago. It i# casually seated in th* bill that the
ceipts by mail and exprc#i of t’>i* business
amount to c? 0 per day.
x>' UQCXI, PITIMOV W.4XTKI).
Thcad ir Ota-sen and William Jl.ib.TJftQd c m
plainelot Kudolph Kieouppot. This is a pro
ceed!:.g rciulim? iroot a contention which has
ari-en. since* tuo fire, b.'tirccn copirtners. The
comji nin nit#. by tbmr bill. tillvg? that at tho
time of the fire they three were eng ag 'd as co
pirtocrs in condacting the Uus>Dr.*« ot manufac
turing, and selling at wholesale, aiipner*, and
having tneir place of business at Xu. 63d Chicago
avenue. It ia further adeged that, although the
articles of their manufacture eared from the fire
huvo lucruasrd in value, the defendant, Kienap
i>el. sacrificing them, that be may obtain
•Doncy in fraud othis partners' rights. An In
-3 n.ci.u.v is-u.d to testrain dciendaut in hisal
,rj.-d to be inequitable practices.
Superior Court.
TECST Kt'NPS—IXJL'.NCTIOX.
An injunction was sued out by National Lodge,
Xu. 596. A. F. A A. M.. to restrain Lester 11.
‘‘iow.uid J. Jl. Allen in tbe payment and re*
ceipt of certain inourys. The bill filed alleges that
tho defendant Glow is tbe Secretary of tbo com*
plaining lodge, in 'vb.o i capacity be bas received
o »i.?:Jcriibl« sums of money, which be has
urgt eti-d f pay' *.ver to tbe Treasurer of the
organization, until tbo occurrence ot tbo late
tire. It is further alleged that Clow and Allen
wore copartners in the lumber basin****, from
which business they received great pr* fits, not
withstanding which Clow, claiming tu have been
greatly embarrassed in bis circumstance*, told
his interest t* Allcu, without, however,
making provision lor tbe psyment to cora
piainautol themoncydne it. Because of this
the injunction was sued out t» restrain Allen
I.Mm making any payment upon tbe state to
‘.'low until hu liquidates this indebtedness.
PAHTXEB.S AT VAUIANCE.
A writ of >w exeuf aoa an injunction issued at
tlic suit of .Edward Bo«s to prevent mio Agrippa
jjbeld-n Irma leaving tlii» ju-.sJiciiou, and to
restrain bun from any business of
ihe firm A. li. Sudden A Co., lately in the
win>‘“i i.<; .i.jd retail liquor business at No. 154
!-.j'u U (U street. Mr. Boss complaining. states
taut duii.g April last hu entered into copartner
ship with uutundant for the term of one year,
each lur.iisliiug au equivalent amount of capital.
They t>rogre*std wita their business, making
profits as wed ns debts and credits, until the fire
broke out. From too fire SheldOa saved some
thirty barrel* oi liquor, which, it is alleged, be
bos sold, with a view of appropriating the pro
ceeds. Tuo nc exvut writ culls f*»rSl,sW) bail, and
the irjuDCticu protects Sheldon from collecting
money* due.
Tbc Judges ot tbo dupreme Court bare agreed
upou tho following ordur, to be entered of record;
Un the first -Monday of November, 1871, tbe
Cltyk of this court will commence a docket of all
cases pending and undetermined ou the law side
thereof, übereiu luriici or their attorneys shall,
by leave of ttio court, lib) copies of papers de
stroyed, which cu-ci shah be numbered in the
order in which they arc prepared lorsaid docket
trout No. 1 A upward, the marking of which
deckel will be continued oulyimil toe last day
ot tbo January term, 1872. at
which time. unless otherwise or
dered, all other pending nuJ undetermined
suits oc the law side of siuJ court, s&all bs dis
miss'd at the cost of the plaintiff, except, that
m appeal suits, the appeal shall bo dismissed at
ti:u c->st of the appellant with procedendo, and
>ti sail* which bavcjieeji tried and stand upon a
iji-. 11 Inr a new tml, or in arrest >d judgment.
*ach motions shall overrated und judgment
entered upon the verdict or ff a ding.”
Tins docket will bs called lor trial on tho first
.Monday ot December r.ext.
Criminal Court.
CfjjIXESS TO PE BBVIVRP.
A careful examinatmu oi tbe walls of theeast
wmsut the Court House, by competent masons
ima architects, has developed tbo fact that tbe
walls u: that portion of tbo Court House are
sale, and it has been resolved at once to proceed
to place the wjor m order fur present occu
pancy by some of the county officials.
In view oi the pressing necessity for the speedy
rc-orgamzaUun ot the Criminal Court. w»tk ui
innovation was already commenced on theold
.'juuly room,so to enable me Court to convene
and sit upon mo ursl day ot uto November
term. That part of tuo jail wbtod was recently
fitted up under this wine ts now crowded with
prisoners charted vita crime. wbo*e early trial
can only relieve tuu institution.
A Grand Jury .win bo uuipaoucllcd on the first
.Monday of November.
Tho ealo 01 the Clerk of tbe Criminal Court
has been opened. Thu pending indictments
were all found preserved, excepting a part of
1 Pose pjcsciuod b> tbe Grand Jury o the Octo
ber io* m. _________
Judges’ Meeting.
NO CONCIXSION.
A meeting of the beach oi Cook County and ol
t:u District Judge ul the United Suites wa*
called to conrenoyetterday at the High School
IJuilUmg. Owing to A want o< notice, all uf the
Judges were Dotprcsout. The übjtct.was to
consult up.-n th** legislative measure* necessary
to ouict titles. Tao JuJg -a present had a social
c.nverjsuuu ...rj 1 j
formal consideration until they all, or a ma
jority o I them, could be present. Another meet
mswib probably b held tuis lurcuoon.
this comets.
Dr. U. C. Perkins writes that, on Monday
evening last, with the aid of a five-inch tel
escope, bo caught a glimpse of Encko’s
near tho star Beta, in Audrumedai and. on the
next morning, be saw Temple’s comet, near
lots, in the Great Hear. Doth cornels arc now
laini, but will probably be visible to tho naked
eye before long. Wo may add that tho place of
Kucku's comet was in process of calculation in
The Tribcxe office, but the figures were de
stroyed by tho groat firo. and the calculator baa
had something else to do since then. But for
that catastrophe Chicago might have had tho
honor cl catching the first glimpse of tho comet
through a telescope.
THE XORTHERS FIBEU
RETORT or Tire SPECIAL COUMITTJCK-
From ihu Milwaukee News, Oct-17.
Yesterday afternoon Dr. J*». U. Thompson
aud P. M. Child. E»q„ the Special Committee
•eni in charge ot the «uppliea forwarded to the
lU'tituto people of the west shore of Breen Cay.
reported their action at a special meeting ui Inc
Relief Committee, hold at *be Secretary’s office,
in (be Chamber ot Commerce.
Tuoy slated that they bfti Visited lb* mein
points where the fires bad occurred, and bad
sent soppUu* on to points they could not reach.
In every case tho relief they brought came jost
in time of utmost need. Tho eommittoo went
to Uennlu hy boat from Oroen Day, and from
thence aervs* tbe -country by wagon. Every
where th»-y aaw trace*of tbe tearful devastation,
and bear I Ibc most terrible reports of tbe rav
ages of i-o fire, which were lolly confirmed by
■obsvqu *m observation and reliable informa
tion.
.were
The Asirjj.ir in Pefbligo said that there
SCO }uwi>lo in tUti district km>«n ai the Suffer
liu'U. .Most oi them Americans; 200 were burned.
A family named Newberry, 17 ia number. lost
nil but tbrcu i-f ibvir number. From l.'JWlo
l.irTiO people, *t Oconto, Pesaiigo. Marinette,
uud iio (lie IVebitgo River, need aid. There
were 2.&00 in Luat dbtnct. and Iroui 700 to 800
hare übch bufa«d.
T.>v'a 30 north. raqgo 21 cost nod vicinity, wn
Ibe scene of the fire. Xho tiro was home ou the
wings ol a turuado Uiu; upturned troo*. Only
buiUlats wor<- burned. the trees seemed to
escape. Pcopl. acre found |a the woods, la
lields nod la ru- ’.i. dead. Deer lay dead by the
side ul the road, llorauj wi.ru killed, attached
to wagon*. A i-liu-r ntt found dead with h.r
twin children i. her arms. .Men were .found
dead in the erects. The fish were killed in the
stream*.
In some cues b.-nd* f families wore killed
ar>d the rest left; ui outers the children arc
g ,e. One man cot into n partly dag well with
h wife ami sun wheu the toruado catae and
a y«d there till it parsed orcr. ihroviu* water
o:t them and they o.* him till uancar wusover.
A juuC i! u.‘J people tu the section are entirely
l J e*htic is entirely S *ne* Xho mills are to b*
j ouilt. t'ho tainmtuco suggest that relief lor
t.« w«t shore should ho »cat directly toera.
'iocy went to Oc»nto usd Peshtigo and sent re
lief Ij I .uca they couU not thomieiveg reach.
They iccoumicna that u« tn->re provisions be
scat to Green 15... but thatrbry be stored Here.
£veiy purl the Slate i* supplies,
and «riici".' cun be scut trom n*re woeu needed,
ttaw i-r. ».lions, clothing, uails, and
tools;"-: ixcdt-i. Also farming tnpleinents.
fUE BESTfitCrtUS IS I> *Ol: ClhstT.
IFrote tin: I) <or County Adroc*-.]
The uuul:r9 that nave b.-;.lieu our tamers
in diffsictit parts ul ihecouuiy up to Imt Sun*
day, terrible u* they Wire, seem almost onntng
wbeu compared damage and destruc
tion Ot last £uOday iilg.. I•* La«» tmulenSeo©-
atruction ol property U.»* auded lucW
luoretsrnble of Imams u.a. VJ i> to but- 1
day i-.urut the firgs had been through the
t >wi.. ut Bru-aeis. U.no.;, Gardner, FureaiTillt.
Clay ;»an*s. 3-ucwaupc Sturgeon B*y, fcev
a»l >1 and in a low placet* north. spreading
wliu t ever -tray the w.nd happened t«» blow and
keep as everybody lua coonant war-faro Jto
sav.- Utcir h-uhia, •bao-i and crops. In tuaay
plat '-lit*fire* had run tnrougb. burning up
'.lie cnees* but Paving other property utan
jarcJ f UB utTucra.ol which congratulated them*
solves that (ha uuntirn over. A abort'tune
was to'd»sj».Tth'u Illusion in uuisl hcart-rvod
iug manner. About 0 o'clock sluuday night
oj terrific tornado swept down from the
suutuwosi. rushing through tho western side «f
thu conuty, carrying deatu aud destruction in
it-* awful career. BfginuiLg at the Frisian set-
ileioent in Brussels. ilaWvpt fhrottcu tue towns
of Union. Gardner, the western part ol Forest- i
ville.J'Jasew.iUpee, the western past of bovasto- 1
pol aud down lijc oust shore of tbo nay. Almost,
every budding in its path was burned. At Wil-
Juimaon’s shingle mill on too Central Hoad,
everything was burned, an* a most awful de
duction of-lm«*a« lifo-onsued. Oat u( about
eighty jjsrsons'who lived at the mill. filty-seven 1
died eiuu-r by buraiog'hr soDocatioa. The lew
tiirvivors wuo esciped were bialy banjed, &nj
t.ll a must horrible til« ut' the seme at this tre-1
tuendous bolocau-t. Ihc fire completely sur
rounded l;»e p;acc, li ling tue c'.earej spot with
Hume And smoke, in »nich sevcniy tmm. women,
yiid ciilldrcb were struggling with death in in
must fearful form. And most of them struggled
JD van, ir-*lw> ufjlfa UitifiAs.
Parlies *>f men' who vis>vc>i WiiliamsonvUle
r.-port t;ic scene barrotriiieln-tiioaxirciQtr. la a
potato paten, in the center of tuo cleaner, lorty
jjvo bodies were found m otto heap, the balance
being scattered iu diffsroul psru oi the clearing,
two ot them 1 in a well. Tue bodies wore ail
buried there. .Many ot t3em were disfigured ina
uriitdo manner, arnu mid legs
sum; cases and moat of Che oodius burned beyond
ri’Cus,nU-o:i. Tue bam buss, Tuomas Bush.
s» \rh-. uninjured, says ho was on the
si.; xsott me barn .when thu hurricane came
rim there seemed l» be a Perfect cloud
VOLUME 25.
will stood. descended upon the terror
ußo n,tJ °f P*«-Ple- He defended from
ino barn, mounted a pony, andcalloped tbroocb
toe flame to a patch of hardwood timber. ISe
toroßoioff hotried to set others to follow, bat
anna roar of wind and flame*, ho
found it impossible, except in the case of one
man who followed him and alto escaped coin-
Jared. A* tho flame* descend* J they seemed to
strike at the people, and as each ware of firo
swept orer the scene, person after person would
drop. It was all orer in fifteen minutes. Ho
went back to the clearing in hdlf an hour after
the commencement m the fire (as soon as he
e»uld reach it), and brought water to those who
were still alive and were sufferios the keenest
tortures from t-ie terrible burniue they bad re
ceived.
THJC iriSCOSBI* TIXkBX.
From the Xieren* Point Finery.
Tbo fire* in (be Wisconsin pinery have been
the most extensive *ml de*tructive«var known
Immense and valuable cranberry marshes bare
been destroyed. Enormous quantities of bay
bare been consumed, valuable pino timber
burnt, and rendered worthless, ana much per*
«oiiAl property of various kinds lost by tho re*
leotless flame*. Toe area burnt over jo tbe
Wisconsin Hirer is about 3.U00 square mile*,
and the injury inflicted by tbe fire will f rm a
I*m ol near SIOO,OOO. What tuigut have been tbs
result but lor tbo timely shower which fell last
Monday, none can tell. Tom wo* sufficient to!
iravcnt it* further sr-eed.
THE IIVSUBASCE EXHIBIT,
Tbo latest accounts of the insurance losses in
the firo of Chicago make the following exhibit,
which wo bare compiled for tbe benefit of those
interested:
SEW TOXK COW AMIS-
Grots Anett,
Siam*. Juiul.lCTL bosses.
Mtaa. City *442,70* $2U0,000
Adriatic, City. 243.120 5.000
Agricultural. Watertown.-. 550.843
Albany, Albany....— 261,07*
Albany City. Albany 396.616 Stttptndiid
Ameriean. P„ City.. 741,405 25,U)j
American Exchange, City— 277.350 15.000
Aslor, City 403,571 300.UJQ
Atlantic. City—...— 556,179 250.000
•Heckman, City 261,851 253.000
Buffalo City, Buffal*. 570.9J4 500,000
Buffalo hire and Marine,
8uH.1., 473,577 5(0.000
Buffalo German. Buffalo 270.U01 5 000
Capital City, Albany..— 293,766
Citizeus. F.. City 684,79* 25.UU0
Clinton. City- 392.704 3.000
Columbia.City—. 45U352 3.UCO
Commerce. Albany 693.877 10 000
Commerce lire, Cay— 249.372 15 000
Commercial, City...——. 306,002 5 000
Continental. P.. City. 2,538.033 1.000.000
•Excelsior, City 335,744 250 000
Exchange, City....—.......183,969
•'ircmeu's, City 369.061 15.0J0
Firemen Fund. C»y. JT3,477 100.000
Fireman s Arun, City 226.269 20,000
Fulton. City. 383,002 Ad 700,000
WJ* Ul» 1.077,849 lUS.ixjo
Ulea s Fails, Glen’s Falls— 571,123 lo 000
Uuaraun, City—,—. 279.683 40.000
Hanuvcr. P., City 700,335 223.000
Uulm.o.CllT 235.242 10,000
ilollaud Purchase. Batavia 171,496
Homo. City... 4.378.003 Ad 2.000.000
Howard, P., City.... 783.351 275.0U0
Humboldt. City 231,186 10UXJ
Am porter* and Traders’.
Cuy _ 30JJ83 22.500
lulcro.tiou.l. Ullr. 1.339,476 400,000
I™ ll c, 301,745 lur< risk,
Jcff.ra.u, City 411.155 47.500
Km.. Louoty Ciljr 303.573 30.000
Laluycitc. L- L, City..— .214,751 7,500
Lamar, City— 531,402 200,000
Leaor. City.. 2W.801 30.000
Leug Island. P., Cuy.. 5A4.902
LoniUrd. city 1.716.009 Soii.ooo
*M«ibMl»n. City 1.407,703 600,000
’iUrket. P. City 701.634 450,000
Moeb.uios, L. 1.. Cuy 318.047 33 500
Meditate.’ .ad Tr—er*',
City 460.002
.MorcmUo. City _ 373,309 luOOuO
Mercb.it.’, City. 443.000 10.000
Nali»o. L. X., City 391,518
{..ti00.1, City 333,671 16.000
MAmilMm, 4’., City._ 433.638 40 OOJ
-AColon 301,004
lurk Fire. Cuy 393,370 15.000
Timyars. City 1,304,567 235.000
Mono Amencn. City 770.305 250.000
fourth Hirer, Cuy. 467 4a>
Facinc. City...- 443,557
Icier Cuoper, Cuy-..—...... £95 7 4
LUhel, Cuy 319.908 lo.uuo
Republic, City GSJ.4TB 225.00
ieaolute. City £sj 45" -5 yyy
Scnuncctudy. Scneueot—93.737 IVoutui uu
sSKS’ftR- 1 Ad 1.000.1 M
sterling, City...........£47 027 7 SOU
Tradesmens’, City-. Axi’im oVim
Washington, P„ fuy— 4 Z''Sm
S u liauil bur-3 tiCity. Cm... 539.093 iolilOO
C,U 300.000
Wwteru, uf liuflala. 582,547 liwluou
Kii„t v >“»»«ara«*ra coui-jmes. 1
UJo m ti7 3- 12,00j t
•IndeD.udL, 700.1 M)
i a «nww aw.ooo c
l«a**<cuOd, omtun L l'2tkn> a
uJr-bauu"" asoimi
—sw.ww io.uoo r
National.. SOtI.OUU 1
Pnoidc. Wore..tor... 037.750 SOoluoo
Uaj'.'ju 7t«,W r
Washington, 805t0n.......... J05.975 25 iM)
omo COMPARES
Alcmania, *255,000 2S 000 p
Andes, luai'uuu SuaVu
Cleveland, Cleveland iS'ixw
174.1u Jfi'uOO
Home. Columbus 637.W7 ]su i;Ui
Suo, Cleveland __ 301,340 75 OUO
Missouri companies.
Amer. Central. SU Louis.... SoODOO l
Ancnor.... 121,974 Ul.uOy a
Boatmens 51.788 20$J 1
COouteaU —_ 21 ,$OB 25.00U
cmastu _ 271,0U0 25.00U
CONKIOTICCT companies. t
JJtoa, 6.762,635 2 000QCO
City. Hartford 554,237 ±3.000 I
•Charter Oak. Hartford—... 251,951 2iW (WO s
•Connecticut, Hartford 405.069 4iw ow 11
Fairfield County. Norwaik. 216.358 30 000 i
Ut!Mu l '*Hte!om SS.Sfc
Phoenix. Hartford 1,717,917 7UU,(00 J
•Putnam, Hartford 785.788 800.000
•North American 456,000 700.000
381,750 350,000
ERODE ISLAND COMPANIES.
American. Providence....... 374,060 400,000
Atlantic, Providence. 326,614 275,000 1
Hope, 211,673 l&l.OOQ
Merchants’, Providenoa-,-. 372.199 13.C00
Noraranset, Providence 792.917 33.U00
Providence, Washington,
Providence.4ls,l49 650.000
Bocer Williams,Providaoca 279.946 100.000 j
Maine companies. 1
National, 8ang0r........ 241,000 17.500
Union, 8ang0r........... 421.000 5.009
MICHIGAN COMPANIES. 1
Detroit Fire and Marina...... 273.000 30,000
WISCONSIN COMPANIES.
Brewer#, Protective...—... 183.631 75,000
N. W. National 1912502 90,000
St. Paul Fireand Mario*.... 280.000 6J.0U0
Aurora, Ky—.. 168.000 35,000
FOREIGN COMPANIES.
Commercial Union.-..—.-$4,000,000 65.000
Impßrial...-—.—6,438,665 150,000
Lirarpool A Leo and Ulob*U!t>.l36.4'i) 2,000,000
N. British and Mercantile— 4,104,693 2,000.000
Queen—.—,—. 2347.495 Nothin*
Hoyal 9.274.776 93,000
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANIES.
Franklin, Phil.. 3,087,0UU 500.000
Alps, Brio 265.524 11000
Boatmen'*. Pittsburgh—.. 18.000
Eureka. Pittsburgh——. 18.000
Artesian, Pittsburgh.—.... 17.0 X)
Allemaoia—— 18.000
MopoDKahela—. 12.000
Pittsburgh—...— 10.000
Union-...— 5,000
Western 5.00
Federal., 7.500
AUeffhaay 2,500
Mercbanta’andMaußlrora’. 63X0
Enterprise, 611.0U0 125,000
Ins. Ci. v(S. Amariea. 3.060.000 (500.000
CALIFORNIA.
Pacific, California. 1.700.000 2,000,000
MARYLAND.
Merchant*’ and Mcchaoioa’,
324.208 250.000
Union... 21.000
Maryland 12.5U0
t 10,000
People’s... 17.000
Peabody 10,000
b 33.000
Franklin— 10.000
CHICAGO COMPANIES.
Rcpubile 900,000 5,600.000
Republic,
SEWB BT maii~
—One of the earliest coses on the docket of the
Supreme Court It mdo waieb hag already excited
considerable interest In the West, and wMch is
the United States, appellant Child, F«*z «K
Pratt, being an appeal from the Court o? Claim*,
ibis is a suit on one of the well-known Premsoi
contracts, made when the latter commanded
the department of the West.
—The Board f Supervisor Inspectors of
Steamboats, after a lour eouauUntion, nave de
cided adversely to the request of Western steam
tu* owners, who desired to carry greater pres
sure of steam than the lav prescribas. on too
cround that tuey are not in the tame category
as v s*el. that earned passengers.
—A Unued States official reports, nndsr date
ol September 8,1871, series of outrages per
petrated in Ouatutm C iuniy. X. C-, on Mrs.
Catharine Fergoton, her danguter (Strah Jane
rergusuo). three ol nersooa, md young man
named ba Phillips, by Ku-Kluz. all oi them
wero taken out into the w..odi. and alter a cruel
beating, drivau irom their b„mes.
—Ttw iiidicuatnt against e*-Uorernor Clay
too. of Arkans**, he* b cd qua»hvd.
—Colonel Joseph Davit, lor mnur year* an I
eminent publ c mun in Miaouri. died at Fay- 1
oue. on toe “to iust. 1
—Lost week sUatapU were made in Bedford
Caunry, Tone., by negroes, to cemmitt a rapa
apoo Miss Blessing. MUs tsussn Patterson, sod
Mrs. U«>*arJ, but tbs ladies succeeded in getting
away. Thursday, at midday. Mr*. H-g«r* wm
TiolateJ. Samuel \V«*l.s, colored, was oapiured
and identified ty her. Uonry Williams wst
identified by Mt*««s Bleeding and Patterson as
the man who arsanted them. Both men were
committed to jail at SU*lhyriUe, and oa Satur-
day taken to tue district la wuieb the crime was I
committed for trial. After dark, whilst bslngl
sent back to the Sbelbyvllle jail, they were taken
fr«ta the guard by some 503 armed men. not dis
guised, and banged.
—U..Q, R. Koe, of the Bloomington Pan
tograph, bat bjon appointed United States Mar*
sbmi lor the Southern District ot IlUnoi*.
—Mm Rose Gurbdr, tormerlyia Sitter of
Chanty at Columbus. Ohio, has IcU lor parts
unknown with Mr. John A. Arthur, local editor
of the Evening Diipateh, of that place. Tbo
sudden departure grew out of ao attempt on the
part ofeome other friends to force her back into
the convent.
—The coal miner* of Clay County, Ind., have
strnck. They new receive 8l pertm of 2,103
pounds, and their demand is for the same priee
per ton of 2,000 pounds.
—The War Department has been boxy since
the Hodge defalcation examining the accounts of
the Disbursing Office. This led to the discovery
of a discrepancy of a quarter of a million be*
tween the money reported by General Balloon.
Disbursing Officer of the Freedman's Bureau,
as on deposit to bta credit in tbo Sub-Treasury
1 at New York, and tue amount actually found
1 there during Uite investigation. An inrestiga
-1 ties is to Progress.
—John Fbaris, a eJored employe of the
steamer Pembina, was killed at Keokuk ou the
16tb insU. by. one uf the deck bauds uamed
Thomas Walker, also colored.
—A Kartd's special (rum Leaden says: Mr.
Bradlaw. at an immense meeting here to-olgnt,
declared that tbo (iieon was insane, and dc
maaded the regency to be entrusted to the
Judges of tbo law and equity until a republic was
established.
--Accounts from Northern Kaosas ssydestruc*
rive fires have been raging in Deer Creek aud
Harrisoa f £r*dk~V«ll£Tg.. extending to Jefferson
burned. Tho loss-ii estimated at $30,000 to
5*0,000.
—London #pwinl* represent Fnglond on the
era of a revolution. They declare that Sir
Cuarlca Dilke, who supplies ibi Kidical work
men with money, will be the first President of
the neir republic.
—There u increased excitement in Salt Lake
Lily in regard to tbu tin roinei at Ogden. 'The
star nf the it e»t in said to bn wonderful.
\v~£ r f\ l Lo m ia °f Vale Callege, and
w. t. KedUeld, tho duunguuhu 1 meteorol-.fiit,
unre botb. u* dared against tb» pipnlar theory
o* a J>>* u>!'iinctiv« equinoctial storm.
“On Wedncflday last. a prairie fire
swept over Washington Count*-, 10w.,. devoata
tiuf a tract of country Uelvc mi.es wide and
twenty-fivo mile* lon*. Marshall and Nemaha
bounties bavj also been burned »r<>r in Jaree
I>arr. tao farmer* losing Principally in bay and
fences.
Tup Courier iUt Elat Unit says that Mr. Gau
tier, or«.U»er-in-law »pd Prime Minister of
liaex, has had at Lone Branch au iot nr view with
Prejj,lent Grant, from watch hocatu.\fa;iof«ou
adoaej. Sinciihen he bus returned to San
D-mmen, and ha* bought tbt re several bouses
mod Itita Of laud ia expectation os coasiderablu
mo m their value.
—lne Interniitlonal Industrial Exhibition
which closed at Buffalo ou tbu 14th tost., tin*
been a creat success.
—The ioial stock of oil at Titusville on Oeto
-Itvas 4y2,J19 birre’s. The shipments duriuc
aepumber were 557.440 barrels.
“At a meeting ~f mauulacturen jn PilUhnrcb
on the loth lust., one of t&eio suggested that
tncy should borrow. on their cote*, tivu hundred
thousand dollars, which can ha obtained at 8
and 12 per cent, and loan the same tu their
customer*iu Chicago aid per cent per anantu
lor five years.
—Founoeu per cent of the fire* in Now York
are caused br kerosene oil, and the Fire Marshal
uryes citixms to avoid danger irom that m*-
ertal.
—Jay Gould ran his train bearing bread and
umter to Ooicjc.i sixty miles au hour, and land
ed in tbo uuncry city without but box or a
worn tire.
l Tuo Botch Gan Canal, oaca a national jest,
is a »w navigated by steamer*, saving u distance
of seven miles every trip.
—The Slate Attorney General of New York
ha* written a letter, indicating bis willingness to
co-operate in the work of punishing the Tam
mauy King and insariug a pure election.
—Fires prevail in tbo moontain* tbe whole
length of California.
—An umouuded rumor that the Sacramento
Savings Bank lost heavily by the Chicago fire,
caused o run ou tbe bank, but all demand* were
mot promptly.
—George A. Blanche 3: Co., Cincinnati book
sellers. have failed.
—At
SaViot
caasec
mot pi
—Thu Ontario A Erie Ship Canal Company will
open its stock books immodiatuly.
—Tbumai Boscoe. woll-koowu lor bis many
traoiiations trom Spanish and Italian Uluratare
died ou the 24th UIL
—Too now French taxes cams into practical
Operation on tbo Ist inst. Among the addi
tional imposts there is t<> ha one ot sixty francs
levied yearly on ail billiard lanloa, and 10 per
cent on ali railways, nacicney carriages, and
boat fares on and alter tbo Ifitii inst.
“Great Republican meetings were held in
Madrid on tbe Idtu lust, at which resolutions
were adopted declaring that tho party would
offer undoing opposition to uvury firm of guv
ernm*nt for Spain which was not purely Uooub
licao.
“Tbo Mormons havo started a subscription
lor the dcivnsu fund, to aid Brigham Young.
Mayor Weils, aud other magnates in overthrow
ing tbo charges brought against thorn by the
United States Grand Jury.
-Win. J. Slaussou. contractor ol tho Midland
Railway, Now Jersey, is missing, with £3d.OUI).
It ia tean-d ho has been murdered.
“Tho trial ot Georgo J. Uotu. fur tbe murd«r
of Oliver J. Halstead, commenced at Newark.
N. J.. ou tbo 16ih iuit.
“In the Baltimore Episcopal Convention on
tho 16th lust., a message wo* *ont tu too House
of Bishops asking them to suggest that the
money raised on the 15th in parishes, and horo
aliercoUoct.d in churches, bo applied i.. the
destitute clergy and ptoplo uf th« Episcopal
ohmche* of Cmcagu.
“Guixat has guno as French Minister tu
Greece.
—An expedition to defend Manitoba from
Fcniuti attack* leaves Oollingwood uoxt Friday,
under the command uf LieuL Col. Osborue
Smith, ot Montreal. Tbe torue wilt uuusui of
uoout twu hundred meu, enlisted tar six mouths.
—Judge Altvin, one uf lb* must brilliant
Judge* on the Canadian bcncu-Jicd uu Saturday
last.
—Opt. J. S. Ellison, who participated In tho
battle oi Lundy’s Lane, died at Saoraiuentu uo
Friday last.
—Alaj<>r James S. Dana, of tbu United States
Quartermaster's Department, has been relieved
ir«m the D.partmcut of the Lake.-. and ordered
to Arizona: uud Captain James W. Scully, re
lieved in the Department of Dakota, jj wr
dored to report iu me Commander ol the
Department oi the Likes for ussiyotnoat to
duty as Chief Quartermaster.
“There was a Very auvero snow-storm on
Thursday last near lUwliua Station, Wyoming
T.ic snow was turoe and four fa 1 deep in some
places.
-Tboc.irncr-sionu tho tie r Boston I‘ast
Office wa* l.ia on tbclfith mat. President Grant
at ,edGrand Mn«t«r Woo. bury w,t.t tho trowel
■—'The Count Scbwabe gallery of lalleu he
roes” winch was sold ftlauctwii io Boston,»
abort time since w«s purchased by Hubert
Vf alter of Cbteugo for 32,500.
—Pater A. Lormner, u prominent eitixeu ol
Dubuqe, di -d to that city, on tbo IC:L iiist.
—Clark County. Wu.. has bud its fire. The
principal io** is in log*.
—Cacuise, tbo ablest Indian in Southern Ari
zona, has oad a peaceful interview with Al-jor
Piper, tbe Indian agent at Fort .Moituc, New
Mexico.
—Toe St. Qothard Bail-way. with a tunnel
about tbe length ot that ot the Mont Cents, will,
it appears, very soqu be couanenoid. Tbc CUbi
tol oecces.-sry far tbe tunnel is about CO.OOO.tXXIf..
and for tbo hue* to join the Italian and tbe »wt»s
Hallway about 125,000.000f,
—Thu Directors ot tuo Birmingham, England
Gas Comp.ny have discovered Irauu* to the ex
tent ol £2S, UXJ, commuted by its mte 3«cr*iary.
—Dannie the first half of the financial year
the British Treasury receipts amounted to 31.-
849.933/., derived ns follow*: F.-om customs. 9
095.000/. excise, 1U,0C9,(X)0/.; stamps. 4,794,000/*-
taxes. 391,000/.; income tax, 1,475,000/.; P..»t-o*l-
G?onu a ttW."
953/. The payment* ru tho saute period amount
ed to 34.931,073. The lalanea in lh-t Bankf
Kurland on Saturday last was 2,007.235/.. and in
tuatof Ireland 1,470,711/. The Budget estimate
of revenue fur the twelve months is 72.315.000/.
—Tno Cumpirollur’s annual report, just sub
mitted to the General Assembly of Tennessee,
shows the State Indebted tio*s to bo
foe valuation of real estate it placed at 52t0,386,-
777; the average value per acre £8.39.
—Julius Menus, so weli-kuuwn in tho West in
connection wnh the Michigan Centra: Railrimd
and laxo steamers, died in Buffalo, on tho 14th
lost.
—Toledo was visited by a furious galo on Sat-
urday night, which blow down several small
building*.
—On tae 12th Inst, a prairie fire destroyed
everything we»t of tuo Republican Kivcr in
Northwest rn Kansas. Tho loss was aver
JIOO.uOO.
—A ireight train on the Toledo. Wabash A
Western Railroad was burned near Lafayotie
on tho IGih Inst. L -si, $30,000.
--Tuo t'ltixens’ CoiumittiM have found, that
the New York city debt doubled latterly, every
two year*. 1c w*.a $36,000,900 in January. 1569,
and $73.000.0u0 in Jauaery.'lSTl. It wu $43.-
000.000 on Junoary 1, 1970. and $97,237,525 on
September 14. 1371. Too committee tear the
debt will be lunbcr swelled tu 3120,000.000 before
tbo duke of the ©resent year.
—A suit involving the title to the Mariposa
estate or Fremont Cram has beeu commenced
to San Fraucieco.
—A dispute has arisen between tbo Free State
of the Orange HiTer. in South Africa, and Kog
laud. lur the jiomssion of the Vaal Kivur. The
fact that the new diamond held* bonier on this
rjrcr gives value t<) the announcement. The
new German Consul, recently appointed to the
State, will act as mu piro.
65.000
150.000
2.000,000
2,900.000
Nothing
93.000
—The real El Dorado” has at last been
fouml In theThamee cold-field in Now Zealand,
if the Sydney .Wetrfteer may bo believed. From
one of the minea ol ,t hat locality—tho Caledo
blsq H«o;—a dividend 01 $375,000 vu realised
in fourteen days* and m -re than a ton of gold
nurealized from five hundred nod sixty tout ol
quarts.
l General Sebastian!. brother of “Marital Se
bastian!. ono of tbo teir remaining veterans of
it»o Ftrai French Empire, died recently at Ajac
cio.
—AI a mediae of the Episcopal Synod, held ni
lavurovis n few w«ju ago. the fact of tbo Arch
bishop ol York and the Bishop of Winchester
h-vmg preached in Glengarry Church was dis
cussal. O*io ot the resolution* passed expressed
the regret of the Synod that their LnrJ«bips did
not use tUa entire service a* prescribed in the
Prayer Bonk, as by to doing they would hare
prcveoteiUreporu that are injurious to the peace
■sod w«U-doiur the churcbes.”
—The fstoor of John B. Gough died in London
on September I'-t.
—An Indianapolis despatch says the argument
00 the petition in bankruptcy against the I. C.
AL. 11. R. Company in the United States Court
has been again p<.stp .ned until the 7th of
h’uvumber. An i-Qwrt will.be made to com
promise with t io ere titors.
—•The Catholic Cnarah at Malone, N. Y., was
blown down i*ythe gale of the 17th.
—Captain Houston, <-f the stsamboat Ilespcr.
hsa brxuhtsait in the Federal Court at Mem
phis f<r t50.000 against General Forrest and
utners for the value of arms destroyed some
years since by a party of disguised men.
—Wiiu rvlereood to tbo Ql-ucestvr difficulty
briefly alluded M in Xns Tribitvk ot yesterday,
a despatch to me Boston Traveller say*: “Col
leoi-r FiUnbboo tolngrap'ir-d for the nrenue
cutter Hugh McCullough, of Portland, woleb
reached this port to-day. The Mahommg has
already come, and g.ia» out M.if. Torso trill
make a fleet ol lour voim!*. and any attempt to
sens the Horton by the Radish rrsaels will me*l
•*im a successful rcs.sttnce. Tho Mah *miiig is
sail to h tvo strict orders not ts let tno H«>rtu.i
be taken.”
—ibo property seued in Brooklyn by the reve
ouo officers is valued at trots poO.OOO to $75,000.
and included over 3,000 barrels of whiskey,
thirteen stills, aad two large r c.ifymg estab
lishments.
—W. A. 0 bbnnt has been re-alecied President
of the Rew York Goid B.tnrd.
—The Journal dtt Jhhati urg- a no organisa
tion ul the Fr«uoa army on the I’rursUu nlan.
1 ~~.L'he v Pans correspondent of tu« Loudon
Daily ,Y«r» says that a reaction «m the bourse
was cau«<3d recently by the news that M. Thlvta
had remied tue Grand Cross of the Krd Eagle
of Prunia, offered him In the name ot the £m
,perorotQenoany. on the grnund that in the
I present state of diplomatic relations between
France and Germany he could uot accent any
I faror from tbo Cabinet ul Berlin.
I —Aburriesno at Hanover, Mich., on the 15th.
d estrosed tho Methodist Church in that place.
I» “ff n ?fc B# «n another letter assert
ing that be will not accept a nomination for any
I office in, tno present campaign lu Minnesota,
says be i* not rich enough to follow politics as
lan amusement. Ue explains chat he .proposes
i to lecture this season upon his reminiscences of
Washington life, and running ftr offi.ee would
iotertere with bis engagement*.
I —The Prince Imperial ot Germany has confer
red oa W. U. Bussell (“Bull Run Kntfoll") the
medal of tbs Black. bite and Red Ribbon, for
bis services as correspondent of the London
Timet in the Franco-German war.
—Judge Jeremiah 6. Black writes i* a recent
letter to tbo York (Penn.) GaseOe: *'tbe b»rti
tie nod disgusting frauds in Row York bare
done more to grieve and dishearten the friends
of good government than any other thing that
has occurred within my_ recollection, To save
the Democratic party alive, it must repudiate
these scoundrels utterly. If they fall to do It,
they will go down to political perdition.'’
—The Baltic Lloyd Steamship Company, Stet
tin, Pru-sia, printouts by cable 11,000. with a re
quest that It b« tent to ibe Mayor of Chicago.
•—Tbo Lake Superior Timet says that the Sil
ver Island ore has yielded as high as £6,000 per
too. The.Tbunder Bey mins is now idle, owing
to pour management. A heavy party of cap
italists from Toledo. Oaiu, are tbo controlling
owners of the 8.-ea miuo. which is nearly ten
miles from Prince Arthur’s landing. Various
rumors are afl iat about ibis mine in regard to
its wonderful richness, and it is reported that a
portion ot it has been sold at an enormous price.
Uich deposit! ,r -oil v*-r are said to exist around
Like h’i*- tbst country is already fi
5.600,000
INSURANCE.
Ml tan
FIRE INSURANCE UO.
OfNEW YORK.
We are authorized hy ad
vices from the Company to
state that they are prepar
ed topay all their losses and
continue business, as here
tofore. All claims under
the late fire must bepresent
ed at our office,lo Mdridge
court. Parties desiring in
surance in the “Iron-Clad
North American,” apply to
Geo, C. Clarke Go,,
AGENTS,
lO ZEldxid.ge-co'urt.
LIVERPOOI,
LONDON
GLOBE
Insurance Company.
The losses by the great fire ia this Com*
puny, which amount to about |3,000,000,
will be paid immediately and in full.
Every facility will bo given to those
holding policies under which losses hare
been sustained in making proofs, for which
uniform blanks will be supplied at the
office on Wednesday (18tb).
Authority haying been given to draw
on the head office in England for the full
amount of these losses, tbe assets in this
country (amounting to over $3,000,000)
will remain, as before, in the bands and
under control of Xhc American Board of
Directors.
The business of Piro Insurance will be
continued as usual, and those who desire
to effect insurance on properly will please
call at the office, as the Company has no
solicitors.
TTil. WARREN, General Agent,
Office No. 5 'West Madison-st.
Phenix Insurance Company of
Brooklyn, N. Y.
TIIK FIRST COMPANY TO PAY A LOSS AFTER
TPE GREAT FIRE,
C.*ali Assets. Oct. Ur. '.371,
The adjuster* of the i.'ooirtnr are now paring
lo<e«i rapidly as possible, i’olicire issued at fair
rnlrs all closes of n»* »rJs.
n q So Madison
w «7 ,4 IT4; HKLL, apteral Apeat lor the North
WMtrrn btstw.
Toall i Fisher,
INSURANCE OFFICE,
No. .oSonth f-anal-er. All persons boMintf polieto
to eompaule* represented by the above linn on which
I-Ueie* no loea wm sustained in ilie late fire nr« re
quested l4i'present said policies to said firm at thw
rar without delay, for cancellation.
1 am Prepared to Meet
AT THE MICIiICAK-AV. HOTEL,
From 9 a. m. to 3 p. m., all persona who have anft
L-red loise*. and all who nr* insured In theLancut
Ur irr Ins. to. of Laucasier. P*. Prompt atten
lion rtwn. \VM. ItIDDLK. A
CLOTHING.
NOTICE!
HENRT W. KEFG- CO.,
WHOLESALE
CLOTHING,
will uEanMR niNisp«'j *v
Nos. 28 SO Market-st,
{Next door to the Drug House of
Duller it Duller within the next
ten duySy with as full a stock as be
fore the fire. We are happy to state
thaty beside the goods saved from the
firey we are able to fully replenish
from our New York Mouse.
Our customers and the trade can
have orders filed without delay after
the 22c? inst.
railroads,
DLUNOIO CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
Coffimradno October 13, and until farther
Doties.
Passenger trains will leave ami arrive from the foot
of Twenty-secoud-st. as follows:
LKA V E
St. Loois <t Cairo Par E*rre*s......_—„ *9:91 a. m
Night Express.-^—.p. m
Champaign P»*—nger __ T »i:Zi p. tn
I) yd* Falk A Oak woods Passenger *6;25 a. tn
m
*3:«o p. m
*3:io p. ra
*6:a>p, m
a n iu v k
St. Louis Cairo Etpmt- T "6:10 a. m
Cairo Express p. m
j«t, Louis Express :?5 p. qj
Hyde Park jtOakwoods Fass*nget.*~..— a. iu
*i;3J p. tn
At n. in
*7:25 p. m
"Sundays fxeepteil, tSaturdays excepted.
Paneagars will be ticketed and baggage checked
o=l, .e.T..=.,0.«===.... D fi Poj ;)nSsoS
General Paasepger A sent.
Chicago Alton Railroad Company.
FREIGHT NOTICE.
On and after Friday. October 2w. 1571, all charges
<m freight arriving moat be paid at the old qnartera.
Van Huron a»d Cuarles-eta, Freight Wilt ue deliv
ered at lluuxb'a Packing Unose.
A. H. KKID. liocrl Acent^
STOVES.
Uruivu Brothers
2 EAST SIONROK-ST. .OLD QUARTERS',
Manufacturers of
HYATTS PATENT SIDEWALK LIGHTS
And Hunt's celebrated
DAKOTA" SOFT COAL STOVES.
May be found at the old quarters, aa above. rw-lT
for ordora.
SHIRTS.
THE SAM BROWN
SHIRT.
BROWN PRIOR,
659 Wabash-av.,
Hard a complete stock, and are receiving
nets additions of
ms’ FOlffllSHK GOODS,
r And are selling at OLD JPSICES.
Shirts and Furnishing Goods,
WILSON BHCJ.
here full lines now. and will conthioe to snppty eny
demand. Shirts made to order at usoal, No ad*
tisci In price* on account of fire.
431 Wal»ash*ar„ aa West Washlagton-st., sad
Pike'* Open Uonae, Cincinnati.
OGEAKTRAVEI*.
Anchor Line
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
NEW Tons. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. ETC
All areuti are notified that ao Interruption hi
occortndlaoar baiinese, which it uuw carrlad uni
KO. TO TWENTY-THIRD .ST.
Tha royal mall steaaur Sweden will tail on W«ln*s
lav, October A at 13 noon, fruin I'ler 20 North Blfei
tjabin. W5 and ITS. Intermediate, K33 t Staarafe
rss*~aU in corraocy.
Onr nail U rasolarly daUrAed. Remit by cstrei
or Saw York bank draft.
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
_ _ No. 70 Twaoty-thlrd-et.
JAMES VTARBtCK, Q*n»r>l llanswr.
FURNITURE.
Furniture,
PABDOB PIT
BEDROOM FUBSTTUBB,
OFFICE FUBIfITUBE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1871.
INSURANCE.
THE
tan Centra]
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ST. LOUIS,
Is prepared to pay her
losses in full, and con
tinue her business with
an unimpaired capital.
Policy-holders are re
quested to call on the
Company’s Adjuster, at
35 South Canal-st.,
CHICAGO.
GEO. T. CRAM, Secretary*
THE
SECURITY
Lire Insurance Company
OP SEW YORK
Is now located at
756 WaBASH-AV,
PoiW holders who have suffered by tbe Are will he
treated with tho gieau-st liberality.
This Company has doaatot gi,t>» f.«r tbo r*llrf of
Cblcrgo auSerers. C. BAKER,
General Avetit.
INTERNATIONAL
Insurance Com’y
OF NEW YORK.
Capital ani Assets, $1,400,000.
THOMAS W. BLA7ITE7,
.Aa-iEnsrT,
43 West Wiukhlnjj-ton-st.
Policy-Holders. bulLrers by the Into fire, will
please present theirclalnu as soon as possible.
Risks on all Desirable Property Written.
NORTH BRITISH
M Mercantile taw Co.,
Of London and Edinburgh.
CAPITAL, $10,000,000 Ed GOLD
Gold Assets, after Paying
Chicago Losses, $12,000,000
The New York Managers have received tbe follow
ms telegram from London
“Board of Directors stthacrioo lira thousand dol
«rs for relief of Clib'aco sufferer*. Settle mid pay all
•a*-* promptly. Ans'-rlc.tn huoii, amounting to
m.soo.ckki. mil not be touched.”
We are now prepared to receive application! for In
surance iu above company.
S. M. MOOEE CO., Agents,
6S South Canal 379 Wabash-aT.
HOME
Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK,
30 and 32 Canal-st.
nnu p, k
1 have arrived in Companv,
York.
This Company will pay all Us losses as soon a* ad
justed. and with two million* of solid as«ot* left aud
more to be aub-cril>ed. If Deeded, will continue to
indemnify the property owners of America as here
toforo. ARTHUR F. WILm.SUTII,
Vice President Homo Insnrince Co., of new Y«»rk.
New York, Oct. 10, 1871.
GENTLEMEN; At a moating of the ••.Ger
mania,’' ••Hanover," “Niagara, and “Repub
lic Insurance Companies, of New York Com*
prialng tho Underwriter’s Agency," held this
day, duo preparations wore made to pay Immedi
ately, upon adjustment, all losses incurred at Chi
cago alter doing which the capitals of tul the
companies will remain unimpaired, and bare a
surplus of over half a million dollars, learlng the
gro?s cash assou of the Underwriter's Agency
over two and one-half million dollars ($4,500,000.)
A. STODDART, General Agent.
To Ogden. Sheldon A tfeudder, Agents, (B Sonlh
Canal street. Chicago.
CTT-AII nereona holding policies la the Un
derwriter's Agency," will present them at 64 South
Canal-ttU, for adlastmenu
OQUKN, SEELDON A SCDDDBE,
Agents.
Headquarters Adjusting Department
PHOENIX
Insurance Comp’y,
HARTFORD, CONN.,
No- 661 Wabash-ar.
Claimants will present their policies immediately
for registration and adjustment.
a. \V, JILLSON. Tice President,
lu L. llttToN. Adjuster.
Ilnsinein Office No. S3 South Canai-et. Policies
issued aud renewed ly 11. H. UItOWN.
Resident Agent.
International Ins. Co., of New York.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS. H.IOC.fWI
The adjusters oflossM have arrived to aettle all
claimsag.inn tbiscotupaur. Policy holders are
quoted to present their claims at 3u9 Wabaeh-av., or
at my office, without delay. 1 am prepared to ac
cept riaKs on dwellings and other desirable property
at fair rates.
THOMAS W. B LAYS BY, Agent.
Office. <3 West WasblogtdO-st.
Office uf Miller dfc Drew*
Agents of Pacific Insurance Company, of San
Francisre; Washington Insurance Company of New
York; Aina lusnrancn Company, of New- York;
New Amsterdam Insurance Company, of New i**rk,
removed to So. 472 W.ibashrav.
Koger >VlUlan>B ltxaurance Company,
Of Providence. R. Z. Parties having claims against
tlie above-named company are requested 10 attend
a meeting of the claimants at the uffic* of tba aeanta.
<uf aald company.'Goodwin A Pasco. So. SI South
Canal-sc ,on Friday morning, at H» o'clock. lor tho
pnrpo*-of considering rrr*po,»l, n>ran adjnsttßsnt
of Mid cl ilm«. A- A. WILLIAMS. Pr atnent.
Williamsburgh City Fire Ina. Co.
OFFICE. :w BROADWAY,
Nrw Tosk. Oct- 11, 1STI.
At a noting of the Committee on Claims aa
bosses, convened by the President, a resolntlon Was
pasted nnanimonaly antberixing him to telegraph to
•■hlcago that alt loasoa sustained by ibis Company, as
•oon as adjuat-d, w.mld hasattled hy aigUC draft■
wltliont deducting tha sixty days* mtarest-
EDMUND P»tICG?». President.
Occidental Fire lusuratice Co. f
OF SAN VRANCISCO, CAL.,-
A, C. GUSENKBAUSU AGENT,
Office,*6 'Vnt tl-adolph-st.. up etalre.-
All HoMtng pollfi-e In this cnroftanf ple»«* r»*>ort.
Liverpool a tttl attd XSlube
Insurance Company,
OFFIOK NO. WM
Risks taken at current rate*.
ttjl. WMtltf.N. Oner»J Agent.
PHCHNIX INSURANCE CO.,
or Brooklyn. X. Y.,
To No. 30 3ladiaon-st,
SECOND FLOOD.
D. S. CRITCUELL, A teat.
1J.550.000
•Ai.W
Cadi urti,
Lota in ftf>,
Commerce Insurance Company of
Albany Y.
Will adjust all claims at office, 50.30 W. MadUoa*
•l„ 3rd floor. Boom So. l.
31. y. YOUNG* Gen I Aft.
Koyal Insurance Company* of ljlvorpo«l»
&ngUn4.
CHARLES 11. CASE, Gaoaral A rot.
So. CJ Sooth Caaal-rt,. up stair*.
ASSETS TES MILLIUN DOLLARS.
Yonkers and New York Insurance
Company,
WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
Office. 1066 Indiftpa-ar.
Adjuster of Fire Lout*, Office 73] Mala>«L Seren
yrara’ vxpertanea in intnranee, Hal adjusted loa**s
for many ot tha moat prominent companies. Will
make up claima and >raa*at tbem to the eotayanle*-
iteforeocae xirea aa required.
Insurance .Policies
IN EASTERN OR CHICAGO COMPANIES
Colleetrd without daUy. or aold for cash by
J. H. 2IISSELL, ATTORNEY,.
M West Haadolph-at.
Yonkers and New York Insurance po.
Policy holders win pleaee'prceent their claim* to
HERRING’S SAFES
GREAT FIRE.
Mntra. Harrfae ACo:
Gestliurs In the rter-memoraU* fire of tb* Blh
and 9th inst. wbieli destroyed *ofpa twenty thousand
building* InclndfrigCheentlre wholeule hnaitie** p--r
--tion of the criy. wo had our valuable*, book*, paper*,
etc., rocioie I in Herr.ug’* 5a ea. wh en, owing to the
m'-naity m tho brat, and the wont of water, were
itiibeddei in the ruins fur diy* before they could he
got at. and. notwitbtiaadisK the aaj*raUrt*d trial,
ibeybave pr-re.l equal lo our expectation, preserv
ing our property when ovcryUilQg else was swept
away,
D*r, Allen A On— Warner Felix,
Taopan, McKUlop Co., He*th Milligan.
IZaafea.j iLuklna. Marlin A
Union I-*. Trnat Ca Whw ier.
tiav'gßk. (1 *afe») W. rt. »l»yt A Snn.
We*gv. Klnlaod A Ord* Loomii t F-*llvtt,
.w*f. _ I'harlta Cleaver.
John VP«r«(llf Ca., Tenny, ilcClellan A
H. 11. Moated, T«mir,
Aituour. Dole Co.. A. E. Neely A Co.,
Drlukwortb k Leopold, Stanton x C*.,
Klel-I, Benedict I Co., Guotge Armonr,
A. M. Wright .t t:o„ L. A. Willard.
Oik*. Oro. Co.. jjlQgerXTiilC4.it.
Van Sbaacb.Stevensoo Ja». b. Kirk X Sou.
Keed,
A Uraeaatnrtaentofnerring’s Patent Champion
Safe*. Book Sales, Dwelling I irate Safe*, VaUl
Door*. Eipre**Clie»i*.etc cona'antly on haml si
oor factory and watrroom. cor. Foorteeotb at. and
ludmua—v.
SAFES.
P. B. COuK, General Northwestern Agent for
51crler, Bahinaon A Co.'s Cincinnati Safes, is ready
to receive order* and deliver safes.
Office 756 Wabash-av.
CBlfxco. Oct. 16, 1871.
S. ft. Chicago, 111
Dcax Km: The Xo. ll> U Y lre and Burglar Proe.f
Sato that we purchased of you about oueyearttgn
*4T-d all our p*p»rs, money, bonds, and jewelry,
amounting to about t.Quwu, Intact (a the recent
great eenflagratiou. It laid in tn« rnln* two days at
a fearful beat. We can cheerfully recommend it to
parties needing a good safe.
BSTPKCEEU X CO.
HERRING’S SAFES
TRIUMPHANT!
Twenty-two Safes have been taken
from the rnlns so far, con
tents all safe.
A large assortment.' of all iltn, constantly on
hand, at tbs Chicago depot sad manufactory.
HERRING CO-,
Corner of Fourteenth ■st.and Tadiana av.
DIEBOLD ZIENZLE’S
SAFES
PCOYKD THE BEST IX TUB CHEAT PICE.
*146 m?£-ST.
D. 5. COVERT. Cvtnral Agent.
Can generally bo opened wit!) key.
lufemallon given at Cl Sooth Canal.tt,
OUR OFFICE CAN BE FOUND AT SO. 66 WEST
MADISOS-ST..
We have ordered from onr factory at Cincinnati and
our branch housca at Si. Louie. Louisville. and
riewUnd.
OVER TWO HUNDRED3AFE3 OF DIFFERENT
SIZES,.-
which will be ready for delivery (na fewdars.
HALL'S SA FK ANH J.f»«*K CO.
Oar office can be fonnd at
SO. 66 WEST MADISOS-ST.,
We have ordered from oar Qtclory at Cloclonatl
and oar branch, Looms at St. Look, Louisville, and
Cleveland.
OVER TWO HUNDRED SAFES OP DIFFER
ENT SIZES.
which will be ready fbr delivery In a few days.
HALL’S SAFE AND LOCK CO.
WM. A. BUTTERS 00.,
uuee ao. ixu* mauua-Av.,
Will rssuuifl business on or before November I.
At Ko«. 3 aud 4 Dearboru Park,
Directly oppoalta old stand on Randolph-st.
1ET10S! inmost
WM. A. BUTTERS CO.
ARE READV FOR BUSINESS.
Office 1204 Indiana-av.,
Southwest cor. of Indlana-ar. and TweatytHtih-ai.
Orders left at ear new stand,
f 3 and. 4 RandalpU-st
(OPPOSITE THE OLD STANDI
■Will Meet 'Witt Prompt Attention-
Sales vf all kinds of merchandise solicited.
Wo will bold our first moor New Aoction
House oa Wednesday, November 1, next, opening
with a fre*h stock ot dry goods, clothing, boots and
tboes, Yankee notions, Ac.
WM. A. BCTTEBS CO.,
AUCTIONEERS*
GEORGE P. GORE CO.
■will have their first auctloß sale of
SOOTS -A-USTD shoes,
under the new dispensation, on
Wednesday. Oo tabor 26, st OH a* m-*
at thsir Jpftdous saleroom*.
Jlos. 1 and 2 Randolph-st.,
COR. MICIIICfiS-AT..
at Which time a splendid fine of all grades of good*
for men's; bays'; and youths, women’s, raise**, and
children’s wear will bo offered. _
Hoosebald Farnilnre and Otiier Gooda
On Saturday morning, at the salesrooms No*. M and
6u \Vest Madl»u»-»t. Al«a. •-’ubrla «we-t potate>*«.
Colby and Wirts Auctioneers.
Wr «b»II «->l on Friday, October SO. 10o'clock e J»..
nil the household good*. wndiUM *»l pnrlor, ciMia
her dlßlng-roolo. and kitchen fon»» cu r
aum-fl mirror*, crockery. Ac.. ail contained lu the
Vo. I3t \Teet Jacks™ st.. corner D»plalne«
iuvS*£* wltb Wim -or the promisee. Also, on«
O' l r”*‘m.Br'!t'wl»Tg. A.e.1..~r.-
The-Chicago Business College
Will oDcn la a few day# on Slrteealh-aU, be- 1
Wabash and Mlchlgan-avs.
Two of the Uxjoat and finest balls la the city _
hare been, leased. And a
FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS SCHOOL
will be conducted as heretofore. All the depart
menu wQI be in operation, with fall corps of
teachers. Office at present, T9i Mlchlgan-av.
Seretalflse offices and store rooms to rent. Ap-
ply at 793 Mlcblgan-av.
BRYANT CHASE.
(formerly Bryant Stratton.
The Chicago Collegiate
Institute
At JUrenswooJ Is only twenty minutes’ ride from
the Northwestern Depot; fare, sorea cents. Prof,
jleyo isatraets I>. dCnalc, Hadaoie Schmidt In
Frvnchaad German. The attention of residents on
the Vorth Side la especially Incited to this school.
KPWARP BATES. Principal.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Doggett, Bassptt& HUls.
HEADQUARTERS at
522 Wabash-av..
Corner Harm on-court.
Have oh the way a new
StOCK of
BOOTS SIDES,
F* A. Mltebel
SATES.
IX THE
SAFES.
Harris Safes
DOJi*T DESTnoy YOhU SAFES.
Safes.
Safes.
AUCTION SALES.
By Gilbert Martin,
Auctioneers.
Haw StoreKoa. S3 and M West Madlson-st.
AT AUCTION,
XStGATIOITAL.
GENE RAX. NOTICES.
Important to Merchants.
g-eo. w. cross,
LATE OF
CUTTER, TOWER CO.,
General Stationery Purchasing Agency and
Commission JWerchant,
IX ALL KINDS OK GOODS,
128 Nassau Street, New York.
Having in th*» business for the I .»t »4*vfnt«*en
fear*, l b*re m*d<* aoay <rqa*liit4tier« icd -»nn*c
*;°nr Whereby I am cunhl*-<l ta ni»S«* the verv UE-T
T KfllS not onlr In tn» Sfa'l>in**rr lire, botany
food* you mav,front time to lime reqain*: afftaJ to
their PUOMKTSHIk'MENT. l.y .«i.t
dirvet, make cor tract* Air shipping, or st-ml t* other
ptrtiM t>»be pitpced; and my heme in 'hr ro*rkr<
eoDHi«ntlr nnnblr* me lo know wh tv :a l>m c* e«p-
Ih»r» ll*- good* I oral eri I direct Hom ihe 51 A N
UFAUTUnKUS. or other ar-ma, pi jr«.a, r«>rrviLß
duplicate, and at the end of the month yon in >r remit
my camrai*9iou. Case* and cariac*cha:grd *i eo«t.
On Scmlros; first orler. pie**- **lvuo wa it huus- nr
house* y-o have prevloiuu bought ir»m. iviiat credit
received, and if you nav** anv pr-iereiice.
As to my ability, Ac., I rrfer yen, by p-rmission, to
h. L, Drown, Esq., of L. L. Brown A 00.. Paper
Mann lecturer*. >onth Adam*. .M-a*.
Wm. biting, E»q.,«: Whiting Paper Co„ Holyoke,
Halt.
CKO.. W, CItOSS, 13 Xaisan-at.. N. T.
X. B.—To partie* buying larraiy special term* will
■e mad*, or will make contract* to buy at a stated
*ntn peretotj'h. Term* niude known on application
liy jotter, ttatjng about the amonnt ol good* tvqijlr*
ed t»r th* ww«»n. orf*>r«inck.
A CARD FROM
Fitcl, Williams Co.
Our Office is at
75 Calumet-av.,
Second house north of Twenty-second-et, where
wo have all our books and valuable papers that we
eared from the flazseo.
Weearnoitly solicit til persons Indebted to ns
to aid na all they can by remittances.
Thankful for past favors, and hoping to relmbark
In business again soon,
We remain, yonrs truly,
FITCH, WILLIAMS CO.
General Notice,
THE AMERICAN MERCHANTS’ UNION EX-
PRESS COMPANY
are now prepared to
RECEIVE AND FORWARD ALL BUSINESS
OFFERED.
Eastern business, for New Yak, Boston. &c..
office HS-Twenty-eccond-et. Western business, for
Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railroad and con
nections, at office Canal and BurUndlon Crossing.
For Northwestern Railroad and roads leaving from
that depot, at office corner of Ktozlo and Caoal-ets.
fold Milwaukee Depot). Alsoat office 314,216. and
919 West Randolph, corncrCansl. Principal office,
NO. 115 TWENTY-SECOND-ST.
National Sunday School Teacher*
Office, ii Wait Baudolph-st.
ADAMS, BLACKMKR 1 LVOX,
Publishing Company.
The General Agency
OF ALLAN LINE OCEAN STEAMERS
at pre«*nt In 137 31ilwaukpe*ar., until removed to
Niroa’e DnllJlnc. LaMallo-et., io about three weeka.
ruiitt to and from Europe «t lowcit rnte«.
VKKD. S. WINSLOW.
THE OFFICE OF THE
COAN TENBEOEKE
CAEEIAGS KAHUPAOTTOING COMP'Y
IS AT Til 818 FACTORY.
Corner of Randolph and Ann-»ts.,
rbsro they will resume their business in a fi-w days
Qd be prspircd to receive orders as usual.
All persons iuJcbiud to us are requested to remit'
AT OSCS
n currency, by express, to enable ns torel.eveoar
mplujts, eotue of whom
ARK HOMELESS AND IN WANT OF FOOD.
All persons baring buggies, carnages, or wagoos in
their possessioa belonging to os. will please rctnro
theta to our isciory or tend (heir address, ami save
trnoble.
Iron Fronts for Buildings.
IlanJiOme. cheap, and quickly put tip. All kinds
t Iron work for buiMinffi. Cttiuiu-s nuu all lo or*
ilion furnished upon application.
J. B. A J. M. CORNELL,
tf fantre-ft.. New York 1 *ltr.
Notice.
All parties hiving account* against us tint are
do a can, by presenting ;*amo at our office, tectlve
their money. DAY, ALLEN d 0..
fi3« Michigan***.
900 tVAaib-av., and* DO and 3d Weat
Waiblngton-it<
All parties Indebted to ns are nrced to remit st
unca hr draft on New Turk it eurreimy l>y express.
Uur fa Tory wns sar.d- Orders (Miuring »u fi'*m all
parts of thoeeuntry will b- filltHlln rlieordorm
which they come. Address all communications
F. W. FARWELL, S*er. tary.
gvi Wahssh-av.
Wholesale Merchants
And. laaincis men wldting to announce change of
location, anil give notice that they will fill orders, to
their customers throughout tin* Northwest, can do
so AT ONCE in the Northwestern Union list oi
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE news
papers, by applying to
s. M. BOOTH,
At the office of the Chicago Newspaper Union.
U NORTH JEFFERSmN-ST.. CIIIOAGri.
The National Live Stock Journal
Will appear iu tho usual form about tlie 23th.
GEO. *W. RTJSX Sc CO..
S3! WEST MONIUHs-ST.
Chieagq Newspaper Union,
IS Forth Jefferaon-.t- The Dell! Erectac Wlkob
aio Milwaukee,baa the ItrgoslJob Prtatiag House
In the Northwest; running thirteen steam presses.
Orders for work may be leit at Chicago Newspaper
Union office. 13 North Jeflbrjop-at.
The Chicago Newspaper Union will bare three
more fast newspaper presses running the first of
next week and will be able to accept press work
for them- We shall also hare an abundance of
nricting paper of all sixes.
psutwutt A- T. AIKENS. President.
Bread for the Hungry.
We Will deliver In Chicago by the Chicago. Bock
Island A Pacific Railroad, or th» Chicago, AlC»ti A
8t Louis Railroad, choice family flour at tb* follow.
Ins prices: GKolca-whue winter wheat poor f«r
$8 23 per barrel: choice red winter wheat flour f*r
$7.23 per barrel, lor one barrel or more. Send the
money by post office order, or hr express, prepaid.
This was the wholesale price cf flour belora the Ore.
AB J.M i'ntOox. tiir am., Joii.t. m.
Joliet, 111.. Oct. 16. 1 371.
612 Miohigan-av.
All our account book* and plate* ara saved.
The machinery Is In motion to meet the wants or
all oar customer* at the earlleet possible moment.
ROOT A CADY.
A Card From
Our office U temporarily at 8«» Wabseh*aT. %»e
shall resume busmoM at the earhtwt pnawblo mo
ment. Gur frlsmis wb<» are indebted to u* will cull
er «.special (avur by (etniitiuK us at onco ell they
•ither in earreorr or New Turk ixcbsnt'.
ItIuHABD?. OKUJIBAUGU t .“UAW.
Grocery BroUcrn.
An adjourned tneet.a* will beheld at Standard
Hall JTrid.r. At ID*- ni. A .lull attendance is re-
St. Louis Law School
The MnUr annual nation of this erhool opened
October 11. Full coureo. two ur»«, «i* luonrhs
each. Student* admitted tn eitlier rlnH. on exwml
nation, o*all January I. 187.. luitloa iw.. to» P* r
itoatn. iurludlu* mo of r n'.nn^f
r«.r particular* addrm C. M. >T£t>AuT, fl anui
i nltr. ait N rthTblrd-e: M. Lou-. Ml>
TO RENT.
TO BKNT.
House* famished or unfurnished. email cottages,
aoltea of rooms, Ac., la ail parts of the city. Also,
a large tarn on State-si., south of Fourteenth,
capable of holding 14 horses or more. Parties de
giro os 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,
69 East Wasbington-st. “Bnrat District.”
To Adjusters.
For not desirable rooms and accommodations at
So.BH Ind»»w—av. Inquire qm ptr-mif*.
.express:
American Merchants’ Union Express
Company,
General Office cor. Indtaua-ar.
NOTICE TG CONSIGNEES.
CBICAOO, Oct. 11. 1571.
This company bavins resumed, business, are now
prepared to deliver money »nd other properly eon*
•ifned to this city. Parties expecting ihlpmeots
will please furnish thslr address. Notice to con.
signets through. ibe Post Office will be gives on re
ceipt of property, and effort* made to deliver con
ligaments on arrival. AU mooey. gouds. warns,
merchandise,* and property generally left lo onr poe
muSon after such notice Is given, or after offers to
deliver bare been made to consignees, will thereafter
be held at risk «f whom It may concern. Branch
offices corner of Randolph and' Oreen-tts., and at
Northwestern Railroad Depot, comer ol Klntle and
Canal.su. CUAS. FARGO.
Assistant Genera! Superintendent,
CHICAGO SCALE COMPANY.
Fairbank' ,T (t Tirl «i-I|s-
NUMBER 73.
BANKS.
NATIONAL LOAN AND TRUST €O.
REMOVED TO
107 Randolph Street.
W'f litre to announce to oor patron* And vlin pulm
lie generally. that we havo SAVED EVKItYTUING,
and are now prepnrwi to transact all LutiOess i-n*
trustrd to us with fidelity and promptitude.
Ptroorand reUAMejisfes* Drain on the Bankers
of lUu Llilted rtatea Aiuternrnetit in l.uc.ion »n
Urjtenf ■ma'Unm*. at *Lh*; .hafts on the B.»k of
Dautot o w Ivrk, I reiel
4; 0.. I uila-elotii.i.
M'-'-’V wut br telegraph to .tow Tori, Boston
I muJelpliia and >an trancisco.
Deposit accounts iveelerj aa.nsital.
GEO. c: SMITH. President.
WM. 11. PARK, Gamier.
The Slate Savings Institution
WILL up EV >UUUv INKSS u.V TUESDAY
JIOUMTU. o“T<»ukis j7 t
569 Wabash**?., at 10 o'clock. sod dash* to de
t- lueif entir-energies t» relieve their suffering
»n:C deposit. .r*. *n.| will p, r Ilim of cr c
TWENTY DOLLARS. Oil LESS.
wjim pc> ori a m: ‘T oced money fur pregent
UoiilC
The Union Insurance Trutc Company will open
for Rcneral tonkin* business on Wednesday ,;Dctvbst
!6. at their branch office 3.6 llilw«ukre.a».. and will
•pcH about tho Ist of Jf >v«mU>r at 37 We*t JladUoti
st under «h~ -li-rnmn lions-.
The Marine Company, of Chicago,
J. Y. SCAMUOS
w!l! for the present occupy effiro
XD. 2SI OUTfACE GROVC..W.
A» soon as vanlti are built, tie abov,.. name 1 bank
will remote to the turner of C- ncr-s«.*r. and 31 fclif
ean-sv.. which place it »v».l occupy until the old site
is rebuilt.
Germania Bank af Chicago.
MO. 17 MIUVATTKEI: ATESCE.
The n-rminl Bunk has e.lat.lUbed Us n*«r office
at the nbov.- place,. uod is doing (Le regular Lusiui ss
lwnt»» a
obi accounts are iiberalli settled and new accounts
opened lir CPe cnatutnary way.
IV. J. HALTED. CM.,. C KM KI SDUUF
The Cook County
National Bank
IS OPEN FOB BUSINESS AT
223 MIOmCAX-AV.
C. Follansbec Si Sou.,
ll.mkfi-J, 40i Wuluih-av.
Tho CUy National Bank
Am building flr«*pr«»f rank In tb«ir upv office,
on tl«* northvA-t corner of Clinton and W-,«hin--
tou-ata., and will rrsum- buaiiio.i m is« daya.
Hibernian Banking- Association
Hare rcanmoJ bn»ln-*»*t
4tS WAHAMH.AV corner Pe<*k-conrt.
Office of Itlcrcliaiil*’ Savings,
LOAN AND TRUST CO., 4U Wabashar.
All depositors are requested to forward ras AT
ONCE, at above address, a statement of their ac
count with the bank, lop verification.
CUAS. HENROTIN. Cashier.
il. Clauascnlus Si Co,,
BANKER.
And die (.Vn.ulfttoof the North (L-rniiin Union.
West UaadoltJi'tt.
machinery.
Engines and
Machinery.
€.I&G. Cooper &Co.,
MANUFACTURE JtS
Stationary. Porablo. and Farm Slide Vulro
ENGINES
of every required size. Upright and Hoisting
ENGINES.
The Corliss Automatic Cut-Off
ENGINES.
Cooper A Co.'t luiprovcd Slide Valve Cut-Off
ENGINES.
Tubular Locomotive and Fine
BOILERS.
Circular SAWMILLS.
FLOURING MILLS, and complete
MACHINERY
for flouring mills, sawmills, elevators, lumaces,
and laci orics.
Plana and specification* tarnlrhcd to customers
wit ho at charge. Small Engines on band or in pro
cess of manufacture. Older* filled on short notice.
The sft. Vernon Iron Works, established IS*J, are
among the largest In the country, and have the
nut approved facilities for manufactories.- Their
Call on or address, for large illustrated
circular. C. O. COOPERA CO.,
IQ and 13 Wwat Randolph-wt.. Chicago
Portable Engines.
Wnhave In stock.and eta lornl-h lustanl**r,
8. 10, 12, U.IU, -V 1»-IU*USE PORT VIILE ENGINES,
b*>tti tn-mnM «n*l uiimtinnte-i.
This style oC L-iiitiuo ia uuMt su.t«Mo tg>-*ll indoor
rork.un.l will readily Sell to farmers alter being
U *\Vo would rrf-r you to ADDISON BALLARD.
Lumber Dewier, Chicago; or wr.iolo
YE O X SIIuKaxKER,
RICHMOND. IND.
Steam Pumps,
WROUGHT IRON PIPES.
RUBBER AND HF-MP HuSB,
AND PACKING.
TDK NORTHWESTERN MANUFACTURING CO.
to North J-(T k on st.
Bacon’s Portable Hoisting Engines,
FOR CONTRACTOR.-*' USE.
HOISTING OF BUILDING 31 AtEUI.\L. PILL
DRIVING. SIC.
Quick working, cheap, simple aud durable. ilann
tscmrrd by
THE 3IORUIS CO. 3IACHINB AND IRON CO..
3* Coniandt-t.. New York.
Caglnes.
\-2 to 100 Horse. L**ve shops rudy for nse. Re
turning n<> foundation. Noiseless t fiction Grooved
Hoisting Machinery. Automalle Cable Carriage* lor
conveying material any Uietauc* economically.
CoiitriftK-d Pumps. pump per real m»i« water
with same power than any pump In use.
‘■’■TO'd.- ANDKKWS 1 BUO.
4J4 Water btreat, bear York.
TtRAL ESTATE.
ILEAL ESTATE OEriCE
op
SNYDER LEE,
Room 17 Nixon Building, northeast corner Monroe
and LaSalle. Also West Side office at N0..9 South
Bamed-st.. Masonic Bonding, comer Randolph.
House For Sale at Racine;
The l»te residence of Wci.V. Baker. Esq., on 31-in*
st Karin* cmh b<* bought vii Terr c»sy term*. Price,
sajiOu ludu- is the most prosperous manolactur-
Tnf to*n tu iVUcntnlti.cn relies from Ci.lcjko, and
flVfs i-Tir.Qnliiia n lor p«-r#on* eugagrd
Field, King Co. and Jacob Weil
HAVE REMOVED
448 MICHIGAN'-AV. v
We bare applications now fur the pnrthaw sea
rental of real estate in the Burnt District, bouth
Side. Send lo voop Hat* atone*.
TRANSPORTATION.
GOODRIvH’S STEAMERS,
Hmcn anfl MuAcgoo. Bally for Si. Jo.cpb and
Ban os Harbor. Scml-wtelclj to Green Bay.
8
HOTELS.
TM EiTersiie Hotel,
Riverside, will be kept, from this date, by Messrs.
Gage Bros. Rice. Snflferera by the great fire will
be liberally treated, and board for the fill and*wln
ter at Tory moderate prices. Pleasant rooms.
Goa and water, and frequent trains. Apply at
Riverside.
Transit House.
dummy tlx times dally.
Wnod’s Hotel.
3» Sute.,l.. corner Hnbtwrd-coortr'CliTrayo. 11l-
ENoUH Vft>6l>. PrbrriAs^.'
rimt.eTa«« ercommodatfon*. ■liafgM wonjbl^.
WANTED.
Agents Wanted
for Tfi* niete’-r of I’hicaao and the Great Confl.iCri
-1 lion, by Uou ?olbetlauACti*abvtlm. ol the Ud-
hUtorr of the. PAST of thta meet won-,
derful of.cltiee, aud a •■w 1 1
DERAILED,- CI^COURTANTIAL. ANIX-MOaT
DRY GOODS.
CHAS. GOSSAGE CO.,
233 West Madison-sf.
We shall reopen in a few days,
at the alone number, with a stock of
fresh goods.
Our JDHESS and CLOAK
MAKIATG IJEPA It T2IEXT will
be re-established under the old man-
arjtment.
GARSON, PIRIE CO.
Will re-Mimo baMneas very soon,
of which paniculur notice will
be given us. to time and place,
lu. the meanilmr, our friends
«nd customers will oblige oy
sendihg remittauces and cor
respondence to So* 636 West
t-iiKe-st.
dry GOODS.
XEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY BY
THOS. PHELPS CO.,
32 Sl 34 West Randolph-st,
Cyit.SKIiC.VSAL
ALL GOODS SOU) AT OLD P3K2S.
HAMLIN,
HALE
COMPANY,
Office.
2SB Miehigan-av,
Retail Department
Will reopen, within a very few days, in
the largest and most convenient Dry
Goods .Store in Chicago.
S2S West r Ma'dison-st.,
With ft full stock, suited to the present
wants of this community.
Wholesale Department
Will reopen Oct. 2.1 in the large brick
building,
29,31 38 S. Canal-st.,
Id Immediate proximity to the new Sher
man and the Briggs Houses and the Rail
way Depots.
Their facilities will be amplo for prompt
ly supplying the wants of their customers,
and their assortment will be as complete as
heretofore.
BUSINESF CHANCES.
WANTED
A puwluutr row as sootl corner far dry
ffoodt»« Uim UiaChlfaioto-dt/. Batld
ln£2|x?.V combined wbhtu comfortable
a irtiilfure om qorfQ Victoria need
dex Ire. Stock of pmda on hand worth
about SI 2.000; bnlldios and lot 813.000.
Will (Abe unencumbered real estate on
Sonlh side fthc blacker the betted;
must liarc a food part ca»b Ap
ply at 9IM> West Lake st The best
printsS cents. All other goods In proper
tion most act rid or them. At the <>AK
TO 906 West st.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PAPER.
Winnebago Mills.
Flavins two nulla in operation and Lirge amount f
stock altli p-d *t?r>r tlir we aiitll, daring nrxl
week, hare good stock of Mnnilu, Wrapping
Nona, Priumtg. uo'i Writing Papers. Knohrancst
by draft on New Y k <rk or currency by express will l»e
appreciated.
l Hydraulic Ham and Pump.
9 Retainer.
5 Finisher*.
iS-r
--4 i.'odd r-i»*e*.
S.nxtlb Scales.
I Hnll'soQh'->»'•*.
TracK. far-, an.l all (be fixtures comrlpt** f.>r tn«
m mu acute «f P ns Tobacco.
F«»r lerrns address J MB' D'*KITT.
'..1 itn. h<o.
Anchor Line
OP OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
NEW TORE, LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, Ac.
All agents are notified that no interruption
has occurred in oar business, which is now carried
on at
NO. 70 TWENTY-THIRD-ST.
Onr mall la regularly delivered. Kemlt by eS
press or Now York bank draft.
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
No. 70 Twemy-third-fit.
JAMES W ARRACK, General Manager.
Van's Ranges,
FOR HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
We are prepared to furnish these celebrated Ranges,
Broilers. Carving Tables, Ac., st short notice. We
are erecting a building for our Hot Air Furnaces
where we shall fce ready to fill all orders fcr
FURNACES AND STEASI HSaTISO
at me shortest notice. Address or call npon ns at
9S6State-st. LESTER. HEB»S. SMITH A Co._
Paul Becker
AT
West Chicago Ladles’ Seminary, 15 and 17 South
Shaldmt «trect. continue* hla class In the above in*
ttitatioa rad Cd aetommodalo hla North Slda pa*
pila or others at mo same place.
No Such Thing,as Death!
The «*ti;o energy which created out of nnthlng
those Immortal hooks. “Tlie Two Angels. The
BaUr,” aud ••Sir Copp. can and wl.iresurrect
there out of worse than nothing. Orders: ami sub
scription* r**coi»ed by CLAIfKL x CO., 4*3 W arrea
ar., Chicago, tingle tuple* l»y mail,
Ready-Made House*,
DWELLINGS. STORES AND WAREHOUSES
LYMAN BRIDGES CO.,
Corner Carroll asdSasgamos^stai
Building Materials
OF ALL KDtDS, OLD AND FEW,
Bought and sold by
LYMAN BRIDGES CO.,
Corner Carroll and Sangamon-eta.
Odd Fellows’ Keller Committee.
lW«uarter*«t Fifth BaprUtCUnreh.'c ru«r »;»r
rw«a rttid >.»ngunon-e:s. Dtscribuuaa office saoio.
2?i«noi» petmineat. J W»rd Ellis, i*re*l«l-n»; K.
K Job.. G. Iftw. Tr. Merer,
m Culver, Pane, iloync Co.’s
SATIOSAL PAGISGi XOtDEBING ilAcniSE-
..rtaasmier.ti h.tticit niada tj •u?? 3 r l
icaptelatonce witli :he abora Q»iua>lill--
.ivi* s..ou:d Ur l«*-t a; our effle.-. *l, >*a-J •'■-re
plulnn-at.. without «;el«y.
Removal*
Office ef.Trraho, Ruiiliug A L«. and Cut*. Verghc.
C.s*ol Mr UirarU and Wonen»t*nrtf, now
(J(*tla£b.tirutt*-uv. _
The Mlsae* Aihen
Have removed tbeirDr«a;MaWng Parlors frem 96
Vaaßaren-et. u* Su Uarmou-coar..
The Office a’ C. B. Sawyer Co.,
IS AT 449 WABASH-AV.
New Yurk .Dallies and Weeklies
C*n he U*i»t Um-
SIILUSIAS UoUaE SEWS DEPOT...

IVe. Have Roun.
at fsrrt uaLL, lake forest, i 11.,'
'.■p lour yoonff lall*s wbo bare lost their homes hr
ib file. iiu very reasonable terms: Apply to tno
Prnirtptl.'
LAmCr«»WT,Qct.lf. W»,
Buckwneat Flour.
ICO BARBELS NEW AND CHOICE,
Si West L*te-st„
RAtRWys-V }>V«»NR.
■The- Best Automatic Cut-Off* Entitle v
In the Country wllfbe on exhibited ar the David M.
r«r l4ta»ufoe*urii>(t H'orJo. ow rb “™V*T'2*l! .\?J
I’lrtiee m«4»> of enaloeearereqtr »t«l to c^lland
iSISe/AdiSwe h. LlKCOWN>i*^*«P««*
|m>.. after <>ct. »9.
NOTICE '.TO 'SHIPPEBS.
The Pittsborgh,'Fort Wayne and Cbicaigu Rail
FwlaM flnw>t,Hnli«oo eumot, Oeln* Miri
from dertrtml ion. by the grent ana of SiUuJijjmd
Somlay olgtiafts now In stapo to t>k» frofcn..
this artery of trade to open np and relievo
ihoao who may have .'property to
CtUcaro,'and lwm opened anoffiewat NaOMadl
mo tlieet, nnd.rjho Brin, n
LacledeV opp<mi« <Ae Stadteon
E?eli*t.Statio«rr- Th?Sur:Ußioa Llu« Agency hw
Tls headquarters at this office.
nmoQQt ot freight .can. ba.tatca iaunedhuelT.
enough to eliable pcfciT 7 T,T |se, money from

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Thursday, octobbe is. isn.
Tme Chicago TBiamns has opened Its offices at
Vo. 15 South Canal street. West Division, and the
taper will hereafter be regularly Issued from that
place tm farther notice.
.i To Advertisers.
We devote all the space we can possibly spare
to advertisers in tbls moraine's paper, and
those who find that their advertisements are left
oat will pardon it to the necessity of giving a
i»»r portion of our columns to the reading pub
h'e. The demand for intelligence is not only in
satiable, but It is absolutely necessary to the
welfare of the people and the city that snueh of
that which we publish should no to the pnblie.
We divide oar space between the reader and the
advertiser, and that is the best we can do for
both clanes. The advertiser will understand
that the earlier in the dsy he tires ns what he
wishes to have published, and the smaller the
rpsee into which be condenses it. the more
likely it is to find a place incur columns. ..t.
To Our Conutrr Subscribers.
Ws have received many letters of inquiry from
oar country subscribers desiring information as
to the probable time wben we shall* be able to
supply them with The Tbibukc, us of old. We
reply at the very earliest possible moment. The
principal difficulty in the way now is the Chicago
Post Office, which is unable to distribute onr
paper for (he mails, owing to the disarrangement
of their system uf doing that work. Another
difficulty, which will causa some dolay, is the
destruction of the machinery used in our office
for putting the names of the subscribers upon
the potters. These are the leading dif-
Acuities in the way; but wo hope this will be
remedied within a very few days, when we shall
'-he in shape to resume our relations with our
country subscribers. In thetaeantlmo, although
the capacity of our power press is limited, we
hopo each day to send a few thousand copies of
The Tribune into the country by train boys- We
beg the indulgence ot our country friends, as
suring them that no effort within human power
will be spared to bring perfect order ont of the
present chaos.
4ST*We have full and perfect copies ofour sub*
sedption lists.
THE TRIBUNE BUILDING.
4 server of The Tribune
building made by Burling, the archi
tect, shows that few of the "walls or floors
will require to be taken down in order to
render.lt habitable again. It is believed
that an expense of fifty thousand dollars
will rebuild the damaged portions. Wc
shall commence rebuilding as soon as the
_ plans and specifications can be drawn.
UNDER JURY-MASTS.
We must stilt ask the forbearance of
our friends under circumstances which
we can net altogether control and which
they do not altogether understand. The
demand for The Tribune is from 50,000 to
60,000 copies a day and we can not pos
ibly supply one-third of that number.
The paper has been printed for the last
week with such type as we could sud
denly lay our bands on, aided by a tamely
supply from our friends in Cincinnati.
and the press-work has had to be
done on two inefficient one-cylinder
presses. instead of the' two
eight-cylinder presses which were at our
command before the fire. In our thus
poorly appointed and extemporized office,
and with these two small presses, the paper
has been daily published under extreme
difficulties. Nor has'this been our only
trouble... Our neighbor of the Evening
Journal was as destitute as ourselves, and
such conveniences and appliances as we
could command wc cheerfully, of course,
gave them the use of With that
paper webavo taken turn and turn about,
night and day, wsUi our scanty type and
small presses, thus, in fact,
issuing two daily journals with materials
altogether inefficient for the demands of
our own. Under such circumstances wc
shall not appeal in vain to the good-fccl
ing and forbearance of our friends, both
readers and advertisers. Our new type is
already received and will soon be in place.
Preparations arc rapidly making for put
ting up a new four-cylinder press which
in a few days will be in position, and then
wc shall be in condition to meet all the
demands upon its. Wc crave patience
while we sail under jury-masts.
UNION PASSENGER DEPOT,
the sale ortTic'frrountf' on tnc norm efid'oi
l.ake Park to the railway companies for
tho erection of a great passenger station
for all tbe railways entering tbe city, a
project has been started for erecting sucb
a depot in tbe Vest Division.
A depot of tbe character proposed would
cost not less than three millions of dollars.
As the city grows and extends outward
beyond its present limits, tbe difficulty
and delay in reaching a depot on a level
with the streets, and crossing a street
every three hundred feet, will increase,
and the consequent interruption to traffic
on the streets will, in time, become exas
perating to tbe public. The history of
such city depots in New York has been
that every few years tbe railways
have been compelled to move
away from their down town sta
tions and go farther out. Ten
years ago the depot of the Hudson River
i Railway was at Chambers street. Now it
is at Thirtieth street, and in a short time it
will be still farther away. Ten years ago
the depot of the New Haven Railway
was at Canal street, and that of the Har
lem Railway at White street Now they
arc at Twenty-seventh street, and arc pre
-1 paring to take another flight ‘But to
abandon a three million-dollardopot; which:
cannot be used for any other purpose,
is a different thing from selling out
property which is available for other
uses. If Chicago shall spread out later
ally as fast in the next ten years as in the
past ten, it will take the trains on the Fort
Wayne Road two hours lo nm from En
-1 to their present station. In order
ring all4bcrailways to a common cen
tre at any other place than oh the lake
bore, a perfect wilderness of tracks will
need to. be provided, and these will be a
constant and increasing jeopardy to life
and limb. If each street is “viaducted”
the property-owners must be com
pensated for damages, as provided
by -the new constitution, such
damage to .be ascertained by a
iury. If the railways attempt to depress
Jicir tracks below the sevrers, their road
■_: 3 will fill with water and require to be
ept dry by pumping.
On the lake shore none of these difficuh
b are to be encountered. Trains can
3e run at the highest rate of speed with
out jeopardizing life or properly, and the
uture growth cannot add future'ohslroc-
to tbennslncss of the roads. The ad-
antages of that situation are so marked
.hat there is* no comparison possible hc
ween it and any other locality in or
iround thd clty.
THE CAHAL BILL.
One house of the Legislature baa passed
bill to relieve the canal of the lieu upon
resources by refunding to the city of
—-Jhicago two and one-half millions'of dol
rs expended on it, with interest, amount
ng in all to $2,955,340. This sum.is to be
*_ed by tbc'saic of State C per cent,
J payable after ten years. The bonds
be delivered to Chicago, November
ae-fifth, nor more than one-third of said
f ondß, shall be applied-to the reconstruct
on of bridges, and of public buildings do
;*d by;fire, upon the original sites,
ad the.remainder shall be applied Hlo the
.Tentbf the Interest, on the bonded
:bti. and' tho mwotenance of the'polic'd
id fire departments.
The bill will probably pass the State Son-
withont change. It appears that the
egislatnre agrees with the Governor that
e spiritvof the CrartUntioo rembrace
I
such a calamity as tbat which bas befallen
ibis city, in the special causes warranting
the Slate in an increase of the debt be
yond $250,000. The bill* leaves iho debt
standing against the city—principal and
interest —but it gives us the money for
present uses, when we have no other
means of raising it
WHAT IS SPARED US.
Our columns have been so extensively
occupied daring the past week with re
ports of the enormous losses of life and
property In the late fire, that there is some
danger that the damage sustained will be
over-estimated. True, we have seen 2,500
acres in the most central portion of the
city swept bare, 20,000 buildings destroyed,
and 100,000 persons rendered homeless,
the total pecuniary loss being not less
than $300,000,000; but we have still a
great deal left. We may roughly estimate
the situation as follows:
Above 50,000 persons have left the city;
population remaining 260,000.
Five grain elevators wore burned, with
1,600,000 bushels of grain; leaving us
with eleven grain warehouses intact, con
taining 5,000,000 bushels.
One half of our stocks of pork products
were burned up, with the same proportion
of flour.
Of lumber, 50,000,000 feet were burned;
the stock remaining is 240,000,000 feet
Of coal 80,000 tons were burned up; we
Have 79,000 tons on hand.
Our stock of leather was decreased one
quarter, the valuo.of that burned np being
$95,000.
The greater portion of tbo stocks of gro
ceries, dry goods, and boots and shoes
were burned up, with more than one half
the ready-made clothing; but the quanti
ties destroyed were scarcely equal to more
than a three weeks 1 supply, and arc now
being rapidly replaced.
Not more than 10 per cent of tbo cur
rency was destroyed, by the fire; we have
30,000 houses left standing, and our real
estate could not burn up.
A careful average of these larger items*
with smaller ones that need not be cun
tnerated,-shows that the city of Chicago
has suffered a loss of not less than 20,
nor more than 25 per cent, on her
total assets—real and personal. Thcloss
is a great one; but, so.far from irretrieva
ble, that we may confidently hope to see a
return to former prosperity ere long. The
ratio of increase during the past thirty-four
I years has averaged 10 1-2 per cent per an
num. This rale would restore the status
of a mouth ago, within three years. Making
every due allowance for*the terrible set
back experienced, there can be no doubt
that five years hence, at most, the exhibit
of population, wealth, commerce, and
manufactures will be greater than a mouth
ago. Already the city is rising from its
ashes at a rapid rate, thanks to the large
hearted liberality of our countrymen
everywhere, and the resistless energy of
our. own citizens. Let the faint-hearted
ones take courage; the real workers have
not wasted a moment in regret; after they
have repaired their losses there will be no
occasion for it
TEMPORARY SHELTER
W. S. Johnston, Esq., of Luke -Forest,
writes to Mr. FarwcU stating that he owns
200 lota on Milwaukee avenue and vicin
ity, and ho offers the free rent of these for
three years for tbe purpose of erecting on
them cheap houses for the homeless. The
committee of the Aid Society having in
charge the matter of relief arc industri
ously at work, seeking out all those who
have been rendered homeless by the fire,
and, according to the circumstances of
each cose, furnishing them with lumber,
nails, and the other material necessary to
tbe construcliou of cheap bat comfortable
habitations. There is, of course, a nat
ural desire on the part of many
to have these buildings upon the sites
of the old homes, and, whenever the needy
sufferer is. the owner of the lot, this desire
most be gratified. In all cases tbe proper
ly in building is retained. The cost of the
materials is really a loan to the sufferer.
A proper regard for public. safety requires
some system in tbo location of these build-
UUih Hst °'sGUfro c co2iifagra\mn fl. T '°st
should never bo admitted that these struc
tures are to become permanent The oc
cupants should be encouraged to look for
ward in the spring, or as soon thereafter,
as possible, to finding some other bouse
provided with all the sanitary comforts and
conveniences, and to leave these temporary
structures as soon as their wages
will authorize them to do so. All
thought of pauperism ought to bo dis
couraged. Every mutt to whom one of
these dwellings shall be given should be
enrolled as a laborer, mechanic, or work
man in some form, and made self-sup
porting. To widows there will necessarily
have, in addition to a building, to be
given supplies daring the winter, but even
in such cases there ought, to be cmplov
ment given in some form. Suffering and
want must bo prevented shelter must bo
furnished to ever}- homeless i person but
there must be no mendicancy in any form,
save where from sickness or other disabil
ity it may bo unavoidable. The offer of
Colonel Johnston is a liberal one and
ought to be accepted; other gentlemen
owning unoccupied land might make
similar offers, that the committee may
erect the buildings as rapidly as they are
Applied for.
ATROCIOUS FABRICATIONS
The papers of the Eastern cities are
publishing personal experiences of persons
professing to have been sufferers by the
fire in this city. These stories are for tbie
most part fabrications. The,descriptions
given of murders and rapes by bullies,
thieves, and ruffians,during the progress of
the tire, arc wretched inventions. A re
spectable Kew York paper gives room to
a long recital of the narrow escape of 200
abandoned.women from their lodgings in
Reynolds Block. The pictures of ob
scenity and profanity arc drawn by an ex
pert, but arc wholly destitute of truth. -No
women of that, or any other class, occu
pied-rooms in that block/ The fire was
horrible enough in'all its details;: there
»was a full aharprof.Tbc selfishness' and
bcurtlcssuoss peculiar to human nature;
there were frequent cases of drunk
enness and indifference to the im.
pending calamity, but there was
no general brutality, fiendishness,
nor crime. f l be thousand stories of in
cendiarism and crime during the progress
of the fire are gross exaggerations, per
versions or pure
was liuks time for:stealing,; the firefwas
too close upon the heels of holiest men
and thieves, and but little even of what
was stolon could be carried off.
Tbo news of the fire brought hither
thousands of thieves from other cities bul
rhesc did not reach hero uutil Wednesday
and Thursday, and by -that time public
vigilance had been arroosed, and* their
stay was short and unprofitable. The
suffering of our people was terrible
enough; it needs ,no exaggeration to
make it the most extensive scene of hu
man misery; but for the credit of common
humanity :we desire to stamp these ato
nes of murder and other no less atrocious
crimes as false in every particular.
BACK OTKBBB&
We hare received numerous letters, and
telegrams asking for complete filcs~dr
Tbk Tribuke from the date.*of the fire.
We arc unable to supply even so
much os a single number. Every copy
which we have been able to print has bceu
snatched up by eager purchaser! the men
ment it has come-from the Scss-.: We.
could have sold four times as many if we
could have printed them, and of the first
number, containing the report of the fire,
ten times as many as we could print The
best we can do toward furnishing the out
side world with any farther information
than It has already obtained fs to advise
people in the city who have saved copies
to send them to their friends abroad, un
less they hold them too precious to part
with them at all. At all events, no copies
should be wasted or destroyed, for they
furnish, in their advertisements as well as
reading matter, the most complete and
graphic history that cap possibly be made,
of the direful period through which we
we have been passing We understand
that the Post Office is now forwarding
newspapers, after the week’s interruption
of that traffic. 'Everybody who owns a
Tiubcke of the pastor present week ought
carefully to lay it by or send it to bis
friends. Wo shall bo glad to gel back all
the copies obtainable at our counters.
Letter from lion. C. Lamed.
At the time of the fire In this city Uoa. C.
Lamed, the well-known lawyer, was In Provi
dence, R, I. As there was a hearty disposition
to contribute fnnds for onr relief, but some
doubts as to the proper persons to whom such
relief should be sent, Mr. Lamed sent the fol
lowing letter to the Providence Journo?, which
bad the efieetto bring ont donations in the most
liberal manner:
Pbovidsnck, Oct. 14.1872.
To tie Editor of tie Daily Journal:
A« there I? naturally a great solicitude felt by
the public respecting the lately and proper ap
plication of the large amount* wbleb are being
<o generously contributed to the* relief of the
suffering people of Chicago, it will, doubtless,
afford great satisfaction to those contributing to
know that the persons l-> and through -whom
these funds are to be transmitted and distributed
are men of character and integrity. I have been
a citizen of Chicago for more than twenty years,
and bare been for many yean well acquainted
with Colonel R. B. Mason. Mayor. David A.
Qage, Cily Treasurer. aod'C. O. P. Jlvlden,'
Treasurer of tbo Relief Committee, atad know
them to bo gentlomeo of high character and un
sullied intetrUy. Every dollar .which iacn-,
trusted to either of them will' be os .safe as it
would be in tbo bands of any of your most trust
worthy citizens, and will be carefully and faith
folly applied to throbject for which it is donat
ed. lam about to leave for Chicago, and shall
take pleasure unou my arrivingtbere In inform
ing yourTlelicf Committee'more folly in reg&yd
to the arrangements whleb have been made, and
as to any special needs which shall require to
Ibe met. Very respectfully, B. 0. Lscsed.
Telegraphic Brevities,
—la Belfast, on Tuesday, £3,000 was .sub-'
scrih*d for the retie! of Chicago.
—There is much cariosity in' San Francisco
concerning the local insurance companion. It it
feared that only the Union will' be able to meet.
iU demands in full and continue business with
its capital unimpaired.
—A ladies’reliegoociely for the Chicago suf
ferers was formed in the upper part of New
York city last Saturday, They propose keeping
ihe society in existence until its need ceases.
The headquarters are 073 Broadway.
—Donations of money and supplies are still lib
erally offered in New York for the relief of the
people of Chicago. The total of these collections
tf the city is 81.280,000. Subscriptions are also
going on lor the relief of the sufferers from fires
in the Western forests.
—The Enterprise Insurance Company, of
Philadelphia, has not suspended, as reported
—The report that the First National Insurance
Company, of Hartford,' has suspended is incor
rect.
—The Atlantic Fire insurance Company of.
Brooklyn has suspended business, in conse
quence of Chicago loss*?. Its liabilities* aggre
gate 8500,000; assets, $557,000. The Directors pro
fess confidence to be able to resume in a few
Weeks.
Cbanoey Bedell haa boon appointed Re
ceiver of the Manhattan Insurance Company of
New York. President Palmer, it Is said, is re
moved, ardholds possession of the securities of
tbo eoneern.
M. Laboulsye.the well-known Irien'd of Amer
ica, has been appointed Chairman of tbo Chicago
Relief Committee formed by -the citizens cf
France. In aceordanco with the iostraotions of
•be committee bo has iisned an address calling
fir contributions, and saying that .although
Francois poor she desires to show her gratitude
sad make some practical return for tbo fraternal
sympathy shown Jier in her misfortunes by tbo
people of the United State*.
—ln tbe Episcopal Convention at Baltimore,
yesterday, tbe committee on Canons report ad
against providing for tbe organisation of n Court
of Appeals in tbe Cburcb. which would bo in
conflict with tbe constitution, Tbey.wcrc not
prepared to recommend any alteration
to meet tbe difficulty, Tbe minor
ity report also submitted an amendment
to tbe constitution providing.for such court,
composed of Bishops only, for the review of all
questions determined in tbo diocesan court
which involve the doctrine, or ritual, nr con*
ttraelinn of tbo canons of tbe General Conven
tion. None bat Bishops shall pronounce ad
monition, suipemion, or degradation from tbe
ministry. Action on the subject was deferred
•ill Friday.
—Prince Frederick William and Princess Vic
toria. recognizing tbe cordial sympathy shown
in America f»r the German soldiers daring the
late war. contribute five hundred thalers to the
relief of Chicago.
—lt was reported yesterday that Justice Lcd
wttb, heretofore prominent in the anti-Tam
many ref-rm movement in New York city, bnd
been captured by tbe Tammany loaders on tbo
ntomise of a nomination for tbo Judgeship of
the Supreme Court.
—Az a convention held at Cairo, yesterday.
George Morse, of Mound City, was nominated
as Republican candidate for Senator, to fill tbe
vacancy emsed by tbe death of S. Gibson.
—A number of the old creditors of Tweed are
*bout to prosecute their claims against him.
—A despatch from R. D. Harrriion, Chair
man of tbe Republican State Committee at Co
lumbus, Ohio, dated 18th Inst., gives tbo fol
lowing oz tbe summing up of tbe results in Ohio:
Senate—Republican. 18; Democrats. IS, House
-Thirteen Republican majority, Governor-
Estimating majority tit counties not fully re
ported same as last year, with returns at band,
tnako Noyes’ majority 23,000. likely to be more
rslher than lass.. The Lieutenant Governor has
ouahi of cnaiinaau has aulhor-
teachers of tbe District and imermedi-
Atobchools to invito all the scholars* to contrib
ute to Chicago, Wisconsin, and Michigan relief,
ind also opened the schools .here to Chicago
children temporarily, on account cf the calami
ty-. highly Catholic children have arrived from
Cbtcsgo, committed to. tbe Archbishop's care.
--Carl Schurz delivered an address in Louis
rillelast night. The house was densely packed
and hundreds went away unable to gntin. He
was frequently and heartily applauded. He
commenced by saying that bo stood on wbat was
mce the dividing lino between the two sections
ind addressed himself to both at tbe same time,
tie proceeded to declare himself in favor of that
political school which devoted itself
to tbo success of a principle in prefer
ence to that which only sought
tbe success of a party. He thought tbe appre
hensions hit by each parly in regard to tbe pur
poses of the other not entirely unfounded. Too
disturbing influence of these fears was a source
of trouble to.counteract them. The Democrat
mould not dream of overthrowing the amend
ments to the constitution. The
people of the booth should repress dis
orders and tnk* away the excuse of intervention
bv iboledersl fJovcrnment. The pebpieot the
fcortb should bo governed by tbo cinstUulional
tasrantees. repudiate the plunderers who op
press thei Sooth, and should welcome the dispoti
ton on the part ot tbe South to renew fraternal
feeling, and respect tbo rights of al». Only thus
will tbe results of tbe war be peacefully andsue
ceesiully developed.
—Collector Murphy prints a card defending
rnm Uj® charges heretofore preferred by
the Tribune. Having written this statement, bo
leave* tbe subject forever. The
mbune publishes transcripts from the Register’s
office, showing Murphy’s connection with the
real estate transfer of Tweed. The latest trans
lation ts dated October? last.
—A pablie mteting in Cincinnati yesterday in
ud pf the sufferers in Michigan and Wisconsin,
beside appointing a committee to solicit sub
scriptions. requested the Common Council to ap
propriate SIO.OOO. The Chamber of Commerce
•ppropriated 81,000.' Tbe policeman gave
?3, ™»kine S9,OQd. for the same object.
Mile. Nilsspnjtad another great triumph last
night, at tbe Boston Theatre, which waa crowd
ed to repletion. Inspired by so vast an assem
hUuott excelled all previous effort* in
,j clt aa created an enthusiasm unexam
pled. The receipts amounted to *8.300.
ck tv “2? l'*w«oger steamer R. G. Coborn, of
KbarWard s Lake fcaperiop Line, foundered in
nagtnaw Bay last. Sunday. Seven of ths crew
and three passengers are known to hare been
wo with flfficcr# and the balance
«r tbe crew, ore missing. The -Coburn was on a
voyage from Dofoth to Bsffalo. with 12,000
oushe.s of wheal and 3.000 barrels of flour. She
was valued at 880,000. Insured lor SoODOO.
—The safe oi the Railway Hutel and the Sus
quebanU N. Y., dep »t waa robbed of 830,700 on
aunJay nlgbf. ITtc funds was tbe money of tbe
£nc Railway, deposited in the safe by tbe par
master.
—Tho Anertcm yaabt Colombia was araio
rictonoo# ovor Aibory’# yaahl Kiruaia in ibe
r»o« over Lour Island Sound yesterday.
—Ravoone offievr*. supported by rover omen I
J®ow, mad* a raid yesterday morning on the
ihcit distilleries to Brooklyn. They captured
still* and much other property.
“Tbo Alps Insurance Company ol Erie, Pa.,
""‘.T.! 1 4,1 ,tj Cbieaco lo«os-aboat*150.0CO.
,r. T h«*e Twilirht. laden with lumber,
drilled ashore near Kincardine, Oat., last uiebt.
All bands cone, supposed to hare P.Tbhed.
It appear* that tho nomber of 'revenue offi
cers in U>e country has been reduced to
ireioit 5.K50 in December, 186 a.^ 1
“The Commerce Insurance Company, of Al
bany, has increased tu capital stock SJOu.OOO. and
resolved to continue basinets.
~7™* •choonert Lucy Anohard.of Alronae,
Mlchican. and Mary Thompson. ofCbieaso. are
•shore at Point Albert. K‘n lives lust.
-The deciding same of ib«
♦erica between the Mutuals, of Sc* York, and
the Athletics, of Philadelphia, was played yes
unlay. The Athletics took the lead and kept It
••utfieidin* and outbattlnr their opponents. The
.core etood 1U to 7 in favor ot the PhUadcl-
Rditl l?uq?| CIO C Qb rsty for tho Cbiearo
’.—Tho final ratification by i'rance of the treaty
with Germany; has been despatched to Berlin'
.By the terms of the treaty six departments will
oo evacuated-by the Germans, and are de
clared neutral territory in a military
point of new, until the stipulated payments of
indemnity ware completed. Burin? that time
hose departments ays not lobs occupied by
French troop#, and should franae not fulfill her
financial obUyktums they will be reoccupied by
the Germans. t
--In view ofthe result of'the recent elections
to Pennsylvania and Ohio, the Flmbnrwb JW
comr.^aiJoadoable ic»dtd leader., declaring,
tor Thomas A, Semt for Prwdaot, as tho man to
iarrr Peonsylvanu ayafast Grant by an over
•helming majority-
'The pins fire Insurance oumpanies'of Hart- r
ford, aiuce their orranizatioo, bare paid losses
of over fifty-nine miUiunsj' ThJ Chlesro fire
insurance amounts to aeveu or eight miliums.
-The fifth and deciding ysme for the base ball
championship senes., between the Bostons and
Mutual*, w»« played in Boston on Tuesday. Tae
Mutest was so ofaso that eleven innings bad to
bo played. Tha Bostons were the winner* by a
vecro offivo to foar.
.-Cbancollor Zslnakee. New Jersey, fits dfr
cidcd inlavofY/ the lease of the
®f hmp 19 the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company; ao(f thp order to restrain th«
comptnivi IVOR} e?ccotjDg™be Teplo been
raca.ee,
.7T>o New York 'Chamber of Commerce Be
-1 i- T o 1 0 ha* appropriated 515.000 for the
relief of A.bieacn. Two thousand pounds-eteri
tDff. tbe contribution of Sheffield, was naidstver
to tn e committee yesterday.
irMlrf.SJS.oio for lh« relief of
Obicsgo and oorihwo Mtcbijia and Wiicomi
—Scboan*rli A. liorten .tfilbaceeiep
xeelerdar. end vtacd reccjiUun wol siren her
CTtff fay the citizens of ItnlaTTO.] ft.'X.SC'IIJ
TOE CITY OF CHICAGO.
Tbe General Situation of Affairs
—Sheridan’s Headquar
ters Deserted.
Absurd Misstatements—Excitement
Over Four Pieces of Coin-
Characteristic Incidents.
Insurance Items—That Cow and
Lamp Story—The-Custom-
House and Post Office.
AGeucrons Offer-—The Mayor
After Stolen Property-
Water we Drlnb.
The General Situation.
The sorest indication yet afforded of renewed
public confidence is found in tbe comparative
desertion of General Sheridan's headquarters by
thocrowdof citizens who a few days ago com
pelled too placing of a guard at the General's
andienco-room. There is a perceptible and
grateiul failing off !o the number of exelted
cit sens of German extraction who used to de--
m&nd guards of soldiers In their neighborhoods.
in tho name of the citizens and tax-payers of
tho Eighth Ward.” Of coone all manifestatiens
oflunacy like this were proper outgrowths of
tbcflraanditsexeitement.bat it a cheerful
sign of tbe times that people have resumed at
tention to their own pursuits, and left the incen
diaries to take caxe of themselves. In reference to
this latter class of individuals the General Is
incredulous anil desires, proof. Tbo.ybole con
dition of tbe city has received the careful atten
tion of the military, and the resnlt'is pronounced
very satislaotory by Genera! Sheridan. The water
supply Is specially a matter of rejoicing, and the
state of things In the South Side mains yester
day pleased everybody. Water began' to be
found early in tbo morning; and before neon it
flowed from tbo second story pipes., all over tha
South Side.: Tho' fact was differently apprecia
ted by different parsons; but toe generally ex
pressed -feeliogr'was- unec of satisfaction
that tho means of -qooDoblng ffrea „was
once .more at. Hand. The /works fbr. sup
plying-water have'been-fovpeeled
.General and other army officers and pronounced
satisfactory. Intimately connected with tbe
•atrrand fire question is the increase in the
efficiency of
THE VIBX DErABTJiKNT
by'toeadditton of six new steam'fire engines
just arrived from New York. -With this help no
further apprehensions need be entertained as to
the fires oltoafuture. v The department is now
in fully as gooil condition as before toe flreraod
should-be--mere ••efficient, -inasmuch-.as• it-bas
much-lesa grouDd to cover, a
i, t tub gab surptr
is now'tfao j one'thine oeedlul to content the
tsoato-f'Wcrri'-They look with •much anxietyfof
tbe decadence of tbo ot. candles and kero
sene, and long for a connection with the yet oh
iDjnred North Side-Works. Geveral’fihendan is
anxiously looking for.a feasible method oi
making'.the' required transit of the river, end
hopes that bo may supply tho South {Side in a
wook.
The Cow that Kicked Over the Lamp.
A reporter of The Tribune called upon Mrs.
Leary, of N0.137 B-Kovea.xlreet« in whose barn
originated the fire, which destroyed the city of
Chicago on last Sunday night and Monday morn
ing. It was the intention to interview her
causa of the firw, and. ascertain alt.
about IbptVeov which kicked over the lamp,"
Sbenaudthat tbis story was' falsoj iha dldmot
go into the barn with a kerosene lamp; she did
not milk at night; and •jbp-did .not know how
the fire started. Sbe-waa asleep when the alarm
war given, and was awakened by a neighbor,
who rapped on the door and told her that the
stable was on fire. When asked bow her home,
which is not even scorched, was saved, she re
plied (hat there was a hydrant on etch side ol
it. and a hundred of her friends filled backets
with water and threw it on the sides and roof of
too banding.
Absurd Misstatements.
-The columns of tho New York papers teom
with false and exaggerated accounts of the sum
mary punishment meted out to thieves and
plunderers during the progress of tho fire in
Chicago. Among otb*r absurd misstatements is
narrative of one George W. Smith, said to
have kept a eigar store at No. IHS Van Buren
s'reet. who appears to have found his way to
New York, and is attracting, large bar-room au
diences there by describing some of the scenes
wbioh came under his observation. According
t'» Mr. Smith, be was sworn in as a special po
lieooiau. and, with four others, was detailed for
doty at tho largo jewelry establishment of Miller
«kCo., on tho corner of Clark and Randolph
streets. “Early on Tuesday afternoon,” says
the Now York .Sun,—and It should be noted that
this was about forty hours after the conflagration
had visited and devastated the locality in quta
ion—“Mr. Smith was talking with Mr. Miller,
when ho saw R *rne&- Aaron standing on the side
walk.” Tbo Sun goes on with the story:
“Mr. Milter,’ aaid Smith, there’* a notorious
S«w\ork thief, Barney Aaron, his name Is. I’ve
<eru him at xperriag exhibition*. and know him
well. Urtter kevp ».n eye on lrim;“
Mr. Smith bed vrn Uarney Aaron at a sparring
exhibition at a saloon in New York. He had auoseea
him in saloon on LaSalle street, in Chicago.
Five ininutrs aftnr this (he roof of UUler’astore
took fire, and lUrary Aaron attempted to force hie
way into the establishment through tbs side door lo
Clark street. A number of gentlemen were Handing
near the door, and demanded Aaron’s authority far
rntoriug the store. Ybe New York politician replied
that was employed by Miller A Co., and wa* en
deavoring to save soar* of the stock. He was pu-hod
back and was soon loßt Iu the crowd.
Twenty minutes afterward Miller’s store we* lo
full blaze. Iu the con fusion which ea«ned. Aaron
*nd a companion made their way Into the store..Tor.
a short tltpo Mr. Smith’* attention was diverted
trom Miner’* establishment. Vfttru heJooksd io
that direction again, he saw Hazaey Aaron lo (he
hsndsoffotir citlaeoe taking him from
the store.- Behind him,wore three men dragging mo
unknown ruffian, who was m*id by some to be Joe
HutU, of New York. They were haolsd to a lamp
post at Clark and Kandolph streets, and a bait was
called. No oat bad a-ropo.
Soon an old gray-haired tnan, who wore the badge
a special, stepped forward with flaO'i
mittco that had charge of Aeroti end his comoenjon’
i ti a fow minuto* more the tragedy was over
A nirablo citizen climbed the Umn-post and tliooed
the rope over the projecting nil. Tbospecisl police
attempted to interfere, bat were reraised by the
grrat crowd wnlch bed assembled. Uarney Aaron
died demanding a trial by jury and begging /or his
life. HUcompanien cursed aad ebarigaad hi*exe
cutioners to perdition with his last breath. Tbs
lives of the two men would have breti spared bad It
not been tor the violence of Aaron’s companion.
•Before In# men were dead Mr. Smith wa* called
mTV’ ti Wl o i lß n roturac l h mD binraltsrward
hanging* disappeared, hut tbo rape was still
In LaSalle street Mr. Smith saw the body of a
f V? u w l l *bnagljt be recognized as a New York
k P
A Golden Excitement.
A Captain of the United States Army, who it
at present stationed in this city, was somewhat
excited yesterday by th"lntimation of agovern
mont official that be (the Captain) bad several
gold pieces, which had been tak-n from the Cus
tom House, in his possession. Detective Loner
s’* of the United btates Secret Service, bad
been informed by a cigar-dealer on State street,
hat the officer-bad ’exhibited; while In bis shoo,
lour gold pieces, and Louerean at once conclnd*
ed that they must bar© been taken from the
anb-Tressury safe., lie reported the fact to the
agent, and that gentleman seat a brief com
munication to General Sheridan, which
somewhat reflected upon the honesty ol
th« Captain. The latter, upon learning this fad.
exiled as the Custom llonso. in company with
Colonel Sheridan, and,satisfactorily explained
•!T. l u^Vl oDcy cam B ulto Possession. lla
said that U was found »n a cartridge-box belong
jng to a member of hi# company, and that the
f*ft b at i been reported.to General Forsyth The
ratnUy th. police. Whan .enrolled SICO in
eold.was found in his pockets. In anawor u
‘questions as to where, ho got it. be said be had
given a<iti»«Dg]6o in greenbacks for ll.'Tbe
Captain searched him again when he wasbrought
into camp, and found four more gold pieces
in bis cartridge boi. The Orit sergeant of the
company asserts that Iho soldier Aad SR» In
greenbacks before he reached Chicago. It I*
not believed that the money was taken from the
Custom House,as.there hare been soldiers on
-guard there since it was destroyed, and watch
men to look after the soldier*, and see that they
•ere not direhet in their duty. The arrested
rtwtWttmS; ,t ,loncd n l k««w*
Characteristic Incidents.
AUho-EaUSuLooisdepot oa .U«t Monday
evening. considerable confusion occurred amonr
tbs. pauencers who were boarding the passenger
f£*i* a r r Chicago* by individual. carpet-bag
in hand, and very inech -excited? shoring and
pushing ibo crowd to his desperate efforts tn
reach the cars. He crowded aside and elbowed
men, women, and children, making nuisance
of himself generally. Finally a gentleman
whose ribs Lad .been-crushed by-tbe cxeftad
man s elbowr. and bis temper ruffled br the an.'
h» r^^ o OUS t m V i a r in b »d been
bustled, inquired in sharp tones
IcUowT* t UietieT,liltb<, tt lt r wUh yoa 0,3
ft.-. t°* y ®n. thereli plenty' of time—
the trats does doc start for tea minutes; and
w?iitYhai h tmi5 r ,eTeral olher P®ol lb here woo
Excited Individual.. **l <husf' ret that
m, d m^.”' XCd 1,1 pSititSSl
is the necfuitr of
r °iu r Chicago by"anyway?"
Man in a Hurry,“ utmost gatto Quango, to
•narrow on this train, or thosa people op there
f the,, wholerd—d town again'
and I wen teeo'themrTrius- 1
-n I*. MOTHER.
On the Monday morning of the Sre. al about 6
o clock, at which hour The Tkibcnk Building
wm considered «afe. and tbe people began flock
mg into Dearborn street. man Was obiorred
carciully examining the bneka of the ruiqscf
Reynoldi >f ßmck, picking thorn up carefully and
*r*t 10
Insurance Items.
Th eyioced Jjy .a majority oflhc.
to pay tbelylesrei in fulf
u -,h ra V^ rin epd Many bars eome forward
with large subicr.ptions s in addition to the
promise ot complcle'payinsnt.'’ l Among the in
stances mentioned, yesterday, were the follow
jog:
The American Central Company, of Si
Loqiv hayo paid a 85.600 pollpy t> John B.
f fui e P rom,se lt orery dollar ot lots
Tho Directors of tho National Insurance
Company, of Boston, telegraph £r.>m fi ß Sa}o that
they have subscribed enough as a guarantee
to cover ail losses by too fire, without impatri&x
their surplus. M
—Tho Manutaclarers’. Insurance Company of
Bosun write to M f s»rs. Hamlin. Dale A Co!
that they wiR ho ready to faspead to o|t polieie*
as soon M.HW otgam firasaotßd, they. fTthar
V(in k l r 6 C^ n «°Wßff<rpf v an^lmmediate .4.
tnn«?.of, e«clj '»rinb» b*
sn sdjustpcpU
:I r .-t c-t-1 t-r-rr*Q.-r
--’hjisaiiig'aacl>'l,dundj OO
The daily chapter «fUxalsglng happily grows
shorter. For yesterday lhalbllowiurwe
reported:
bbeppard. who was an inmate
f. »X .vo. 1.1 biat* street, ti requostef to eommunt-
I Oessmeris desired at No.
170 t\ cst Madison slroat
rr^-T^tremoofJ, -ColgateJ« meplioned in
jag amnhg {ha dsgdi on
_wbomehe!)brui\cr
b ksih s hqx rartd yeakont farsle hip
death, and wishes to soy that the body
supposed to be bis it not that of anyone belong
ing to his factory.
“•The rersnDß named below will please call on
Mrs. U. Reynolds, at tho Half Orphan Asylum,
nn Boning street, somb of Centro avenue: Tho
Brtdbnrß. Mrs. Mhuri. Mrs. Marry,
Mtgle and Nellie Martin. Irotu
Alley, near Mhitney street: the Aftons, from
No straat, Mrs. Lind. Widow Nye.
and Widow Ludenbnrg.
The Custom House,
TheCa9tamHousaofßci.il Ti.itod the rooms
of that bnildingon Tuesday, and recovered from
the basement about 1350.00U In gold and $6,000 In
silver, which was in the Sub-Treasury safe. Be
fore .too fire the safe contained' $2,000,000 In
err,abuki, 8393 in sold, end 56.000 la allrtr.
When it fell Irom the second floor, the door was
forced open, and it* contents were distributed
over the basemuit flf.or. The greenbacks were
burned: no trace of them being found. A. larso
East of toe gold and silver was melted, and will
ave to be recoined. Seventy-six bags full—all
toat were recovered—were shipped yesterday to
Philadelphia by Collector McLai-i. Search for
tha remaining money will be made in a few days,
la toe meantime the guard will keep strict
watch over tbo building, and nnt allow any stran
gers to approach the place where the money Is
•opposed to be.
.1• _
Announcements,
Superintendent Pickard announces that tho fol
lowing schools will open on Monday next: Pro
vided the water inpolv is good, ami toe buildings
vacated: Seammon.Wajhington,Moseley .Brown,
Foster. Wells. Skipper, Haven, Cottage Grove.
Holden. Holstein, Bore. Carpenter. Hayes.
Clark. Douglas, Elisabeth Street. Rolling Mills.
Walsh Street, We .twortb Avenue, Blue Island
Avenue. Calomel Avenue. Lincoln Street, Third
Avenue, Folk Street, and Sangamon Street.
—D. S. Wentworth, Principal ol toe Normal
School, states that the school U entirely.unln
terrnpted. and that the school car? continue to
ran. The teachers have offered their services
free, and thoie persons intending to become
teachers in this county are especially invßed to
attend.
—The Board of Public Works have ordered
tbe establishment of free ferries at both Rush
and Clark streets.
—A publio meeling of the ladies of tbe city,
under tbe direction of tbe Ladies' Christian
Uoion.-will be held this afternoon at 4 o’clock at
toe Reformed Church, corner Ann and West
Washington streets. It is hoped to here organize
a system of relief for all tbe women and children
rendered destitute by the fire. Tbo Rev. R.
Patterson will preside.
—Tbs congregation of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church will meet on Sunday next, at 10:30 a. ro.,
in Plymouth Congregational Church. A short
address by Professor Swing, and 'a conference
meeting will comprise tbe servioee.
—All member: and friends of tbe Union Cath
olic Library Association are called In meet on
Sunday next at 3 p. m.‘ in' Wall’s Hail, comer
Adams and llalstcd streets.
—'Tao Standanl for tbe -current week is out
asd is creditable to tbe entmaiso of its conduc
tors. Its oflio* is at N0.'13 Harmon court.
—Mrs. M. E. DeGccr, editor Coming Woman'*
Magazine, was a heavy loser by the fire, in that
ail her stereotypes and magazines were con
sumed. Less, 51,000; so insurance.
Adjustment of Losses.
A meeting ot toe representatives of the vari
ous insurance companies Interested la ton Chi
cago fire was held Yesterday forenoon at No. 30
West Madison at. Tbe attendance was not large,
consisting of bat one representative from eaeb
company, and tbe session was strictly a secret
one. Fromall that c»uld bo gleaned of tne pro
ceedings. It appears that Mcsary- Durand. Rollo
and S. M. Moore were appointed a committee to
confer with the committee already appointed by
the Board of Trade with reference to tbo ad
justment of losses nn damsged graio. The re
port of the Committee on Organization was
adopted, and a committee was appointed to pro*
vide a permanent place of meeting. Tbe meet
ing adjourned until 7 o’clock this evening at No.
30' Madison street
Personal.
Mr. J. P. Whcclock. late the talented and pop
ular “leading man at MoVicker’s Theatre,
started last evening for Baltimore, whitber l>«
sees under an engagement to John T. Ford; Mr.
Wbeelobk's legion of friends and admirers iu
Chicago will be glad to learo that he is in a fair
way to redeem the almost total loss of his valua
ble wardrobe and effects by the fire, and will
warmly.welcome him back when our theatres
are rebuilt.
—lf garnet A. Oey. travelling apont for two
walLpaoer houses of New York City, is of has
been in Chicago at tho time of «>r since tbo groat
fire, or If any of the gentlemen In the wall-paper
trade in this city knew aught of him, any infor
mation concerning him will bo thaok'ully.ro
coived by T. Z. C»wles, at The Tribune office, on
Canal street, to whom bis anxious lather. John
11. Bey, of the New York Htwagefirt, has writ
ten respecting his son’s whereabouts.
The Post Office.
TbeGbiesg* PostlOfficc in in good running or
der. All the citv mail matter Is distributed at
the office, bat that which comes from outside is
attended to by the postal clerks on the cars.
Although a nnmbcrof tho carriers’ routes were
burned, the same number of men are on duty as
before, the increase In city letters giving them
all employment. Every connection between tho
routes bu been made, and everything Is work
ing smoothly. The new office in tho church, on
the corner Harrison street and Wabash
avenue, win not be occupied for two weeks, C->l,
Kastman having decided not to take possession
until it it in order to carry on the business sys
tematically.
A Generous Offer,
The following correspondence explains itself:
Hon. Chart** H. I'anrell:
Beau Sib: I own two hundred lots on Mil
waukee avenue and vicinity that 1 will give the
free rent of for three yean for tho purpose ot
eroding cheap houses lor the homeless. 1
think tbo money from abroad could not be
spent lo a better way. and will give immediate
comfort to hundreds of families. Yours truly.
-\V. S. Johnston.
Lake Foci-ar, Oc 1.17.15T1.
Eeatoro tho Property,
With a view to the reiteration to the rightful
owners of the vast amount of property which was
scattered about during the fire. Mayor Mason
has issued the following proclamation
Notice is hereby given to all persons bavins
Inst trunk* ox oilier lost personal property io
their bouses or possession, to deliver tbo same
stones to'tta nearest police station, for s-tfe
keepins and ulentineatioo, II this is not done
-without delay, tbtpolice authorities will bo re
quired to search bouses, and, if necessary, to ar
rest parties not complying with this pmclama
tion. R. B. Mason. Mayor.
„.«...Mnva on ycstcraay tssuea too luiioi
mg:
To (he Hmde of qH Department* of the tVy (foe
eminent;
The late fire has, nf necessity caused tbe sus
peoilooof Dublin improvements. ami ot much
work heretofore done in various departments of
the city government. It therefore becomes
necessary to discharge all employes of tbn city
government wbnte services are not absolutelv
required, I respectfully request that you, iu
your several departments, immediately give no
tice of dUeharge to all such, with a view t-» tbe
moat riekl economy which must now be observed
in all department?.
R. B. Mason, Mayor.
The Water We Drink,
The suggestions contained In tho following
communication will be found of espoeial value,
and should be scrupulously acted open:
To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune
Owing to the very large numnerof casesof
diarrhoea and gastric irritation, both in -adults
and children, now occurring from the drinking
<>l the water supplied to the inhabitants. 1 feci
that I ooght to warn people against using such
without Previously boiling or JtUeringU.
I find Abounding in organic matters which are
deleterious to tbesyatem.' Unless these precau
tions. are, used we shall bate an epidemic of
serious diarrhoea and dysentery- or typhoid
fever, in hospital practice, especially now, raie
water should bo allowed.
It is .woU known that a leaspoooful of alnm
will precipilato the impurities in a barrel or
more of water. This can oe done when the other
methods arc inconvenient.
E. M. Dale. M- D.
Miscellaneous.
It is said that William B. Ogden estimates bU
entire losses by the fire ip Chicago and in the
Wisconsin prairies at between four and fire
millions «f dollars. Cyrus 11. McCormick states
bis lota as being not lets than three-quarters of a
million, and says be will immediately barrow
half a million and begin rebuilding
—On the 15th ins!.. Potter Palmer telegraphed
to A- T- Stewart A Co., of Now York, as follows:
Messrs. Allen Mackey, and all other firms
with whom lam interested, either as special or
general partner, will p*y in full at maturity.
Please inform the trade."
—A Chinaman's recount of tbs Chicago ca
lamity Is as follows: M Melicao-Iliah boy take
keloiloo lamp sad milk cow; cow kick oyer
lamps up go Chicago.”
S BEUEF FOB PHYSICIANS.
Meeting of the Profession—A. Committee
Appointed to Beceivo Contri-
butions,
Quits a large mestlag of member* of tbo'medi
sal profession was bald od Tuesday evening at
the residence of Dr. N. S. Davis. Oa motion of
Dr. D. B. Trimble, Dr. Davis was made Chair
man, ood Dr. K. Andrews, Secretary. The
Chairman stated that telegraphic despatches and
letters had been received iron officers of medical
colleges, medical societies, and prominent mem*
hers of the profession ip Cincinnati. Louisville,
Nsw York, Boston, Philadelphia, etc., express*
tug the most profound sympathy with the suffer*
tog members of the profession here, and with our
community generally. Some of these eommuni
■cations bring information that liberal eootribu
tioos. specially for the relief «t the
suffering msmbers cf the profession, hare been
made, and are now waiting the order of respon
sible parties here; and the object of (the meet*
iogls to appoint a proper committee to receive
nod distribute all snob contributions.
On motion of Dr. R. L. Rea. the Chairman was
requested to appoint a committee of three to
suitable persons fop a permanent
Relief Committee of fire,
The Cnohman appointed Dr». MosesGnnn. R
And raws .ad A. Fisher.
Tbe committee, after consultation, recom
meaded the qt Dn, IJcLuskee Mil-
Davis. T. D. fitch. ValterUl.y and E.
nchmidt as a permanent committee-.
Un motion-the'recommendation of the -6em
m nni oiniomly adopted.
V£ l Proolatlons were also adopted;
.l j !v‘ Tbaitb* enmaiitce -just chosen beau*
relief ot re.
P“Tsteinns who tmkreri by ike Ut« Are.
Jlsinbuu lb* tame at ihtlr dloereHon. and render a
l h ch^V £i' l th ,d ol ct,e 7* »e#ny (atur» meeting
•ame “lleJTijr the oli»lrm«o to.conslder the
Th J* l u i msetlog Under tin cordial «nd
07 tl,s Pp»ft* ,lou of tbit a trio, tli nr'
fot'llie prompt
■ad liUrej offet* of asliJlaoci-xe tbe m*ov *lllOOO ns
who bare bythoTatelornblo Hr*Tnol onTr tfJir
miuuWsots, ba‘{ u£r
rnetteo, *ud piejg# a uy Vf g Tcß
AMtSEMEITTS.
J.', THE UCSEI'M.
■*6 n Qtr fulL.porsessioo ol^Ute
Globs Theatre, on Dosplalnei street, and will rc
-?P® a n b’atordsy eTenlng. with the regular
dramatic company .of Urn late Mssanm, -under
l ?*.f nant eme °l of Mr. Langrisac. The nature
e l^ or W c f oV*y*4b*«a announced;
iterfi*-a bsen Underlined.
Mr. BloiadelLof the B-'Ston Museum, now in the
city, bsa tendered bis services, for any part, from
taking spuarartta loading roles: Tno only
article sare*l frJt4ihe Immeute collection of cu
rtosittes that were stored in Wood’s Museum is
ihesilrtT-moTTatcd revolver w|tlj which the ho-
tonons Mollis Tnissgll killed Ueorge, tevcral
year*
i,- mjoi.EY’a oygßs norsK,
Musrs. ilonisy Aiken, w® understand, have
purchased the spaoious two-tionr briefc building
uUtVest Madnon street, near Canal, formerly
f ownedby Haas A Powell, and occupied below aV
-i.lircrpKUbta and.absTo as a halL atU tbelr
uataoCton to fit it up at oace for dramatic nur
pogegi-; v Tr-:
RELIEVING THE DESTITUTE.
Thirty-five Thousand People Succored
Per Bay hy the Eelief
Committee.
Shelter Provided the So age
less—Passage from the
City for the De
serving.
Work at the Distribution Depots
—The Visiting Committees.
The Distribution,
The .yitein of relief Inaugurated on Tuesday
appears now to be working with the mostgrali-
Tying smoothness, fur which the Relief and Aid
Society is deserving of the warmest admiration.
Though colossal in its proportions, and laby
rinthine in its intricacy, it is alino** self-direct
ing. Tbe impulse onco given, even" piece of
machinery is set in permanent motion. By
Saturday, it is- believed that every ap
plicant will be recognized and reg
istered; every bushel of flour, every
pound of meat, evciy cent of money, will be also
registered, and its distribution strictly accounted
lor,
Meantime the amount of provisions In store at
the great depots is gradually diminishing.. At
tfie warehouse of Tobey- Booth, earner of
Grove and Eighteenth street*, a very large quan
tity of provisions is in store. Tho warehouse is
a model of neatness and order, nod is
carefully guarded. -The work-of receiving here
was entrusted to General .Uardic, U. S. A. He
has endeavored, as much as possible, to concen
trate tbo depots. Thcro arc at present three
general receiving, centres,—tho warehouse re
ferred to. Shaw’s packing house, at the foot cl
Twenty-first- street, and the-West Side Rink.
These contain,all tbe provisions in the city, and
supply the direct centres on orders.
tbs serruss at teescst.
There arc at present in store the following sup
plies: Flour and breadslaffs, 12,000 brls; meat.
30,000 tbs: stoves, 300: blankets,,2o.ooo; clothing.
550 esses: potatoes,*6, tnalrcises.’
600; and n large' amennt-of' soap and miscella
neous articles. From this it will be seen that,
while there is a largo and promising supply oi
breadstuff*, the meat and small groceries are nm
as plentiful ah Could* bo desired. How
ever, a rigid economy will be brought
to bear, and nono but tbo needy will bo assisted.
There are at present rations for 150.000 persons
for one day, nr fur about 35,000 persons 'fur four
days, which is supp-sed to be atr npj>;oximate
estimate ot the number needing succor.
buxltsc.
A view of tho headquarters of-too various
Committees, yesterday,-was particularly promis
ing.'-AU are hard-at work, and everything is
going-.', ou .'.wilb the regularity «f
clockwork, Tbe Shelter Committee hay on hand
about 1.000 applicationsjioi-'buildiog materials,
wfailo over 150 orders have already been" Issued.
A very large number will be given today, the
applications having bora subjected to an ex
amination, and a large number found deserving.
The Committee on Transportation has
alio been extremely bu*y. On
Tuesday there wore issued from the
three district headquarters 455 passes,
conveying trom town 992pfrS"ns. At Standard
Hall. Mr. George M. Pnlirnan issued passes to
lUS persona, of whom 98 jwero men, 169 women,
md 139 children. At the Shot Tower..Mr. E. M.
Blatchfocd issued parses to 255 persona, ol whom
5b were men. 111 women, and 105 children. Mr.
Downs. Imm the First Congregational Ctrortb.
■tsued passes to 320 persons. No exact rocordi
were kept.
auditing coimrrxE.
1 Tho Auditing Committee has been extremely
busy. Being, perhaps, the most important of all
the committees, it is not extraordinary to find
npon it the following gentlemen, whose names
ire a guarantee ol the honest and efficient dis
charge of tbo.dnties arsigoed to it; His Ifnnnr,
Mayor Mason. Comptroller Tnylor. H. W. King,
Wirt Dexter, G*orgo M. Pullman, Murry Nel
*nn,Dr. 11. A. Johnson, S. M. Avery. N, K.
Pnirbank. and 0. C. Gibbs. Mr. George
M. Pullman is 'the custodian ot
funds. These gentlemen need no endorsement,
>md tbo donors.to whom an account is due, can
rest satisfied with ttreir action.
Tbo other committees.-are'all-at work, but
there is at present nothing new to report in this
connection. Their arrangements are nearly per
fected, and nothing will bo left undone to com
plete them by Saturday.
THE WOKE OK DJatninCTTON.
The various sub-districts of tbo Relief and Aid
Society were visited by a Trirune reporter yes
terday, and were found to be iu a pretty well or
ganized condition. Too new'system was. in
some of tbo districts, in complete operation, and
the result* were already apparent in a more
equal distribution 'of the supplies. In
other districts tbo Superintendents bad
been unable to get into running
order, bat were gettingtbeir bank* in shape,ami
their corps of visitors properly organized.
After to-day there will probably be no need ot
dealing out any more temporary rations, as the
visitors will have made their rounds, and the
needs of tbo t applicants known with some ex
actness. From the condition of tbo books at
tho different headquarters of re
lief. it was impossible to obtain
accurate statements ot tho amount of
provisions and clothing supplied to applicants.
Some approximation, bowuver. was made as to
the amount ot business done.
AT PLTMOUTH CIIUSCII,
Wabash avenue, nbout 3,5000 persons made ap
plication for food or clothing during tbo day nod
obtained temporary relief. In most esses rations
for two day* were given.. Meanwhile
the name of each 5 applicant was
registered. On Tuesday the number
of persons who applied for relief was about
3,000. The clothing deportment has now been
properly arranged, and Committed to tho care of
a competent manager, who has found abundance
of volunteer assistance from tho Indies In th
ricinity. About 590 people have been clothed
from this church since Sanda? last. Some diffi
culty has been experienced by tho Superintend
ent here, iu bis endeavor
to sattsfv the somewhat importudato
demands of private societies organised outsidn
of tho regular society. For the information of
•‘to city" is intended l‘o~*sup*e«Tdo aU’*o iher
methods of distribution, and. tocte special eocic
tics will have to take their turn, and be regis
tered and visited (bo same as the general body of
lafferers.
moroas street depot.
At the chorch near the corner of Morgan and
Indiana street** everything wa» found in ship
shape order, the books being quite prepared, tho
visitor* corps organized, and the provisions being
dealt out according 10 tho new rule. Mr. Rock
well. tho Superintendent.was enabled, from bis
long experience in similar matters, to puttbe
system into ready Operation, and It
has been found to work admira
bly, ibo basemen of. tho church edifice
baa converted into a spacious provision
store, and the goods have arranged in a
vary business-like manner. Ycstcrtay, thirty
barrels of flour were distributed, cirhty barrels
of potatoes; and 1.500 loarca of bread. Tn addi.
tton to this, supplies were furnished to thirteen
stations in tho district, where provision# arc
given out to women ami childrens The registry*
ho e d the names of 1,500 applicants en
roll'd on the visiting lists,
I*IVIStOs- STREET DEPOT.
0 arc b corner of Division and Rucker
*»»0d yesterday was not verv
great, and the bonks bad not yet b-cn put in*»
Pf®% r po tft *®»rd aecurato statistics. Dur-
Vrsw» J** l w ««k it was estimated that at lean
,ood ,n4 c, ih
At Iho H H .lJf t "s.?c T e\ E "l. m E; n ch U rch. near
Twenty.,econd street, about I.UOO rations were
<^hnnt Cd iw n COp **«erday. At tho Dorc
ii.»* B f. rr,#oa M et which in in the
same district, it was estimated that 10.000 ra
turns had been snpr cd ilaee tho wmSeaS
meut of tho work of distribution. wwulu,Bncc
OTHER DEPOTS.
-Frotn the MitchellStreet Sub-District, .bout
the S5r l,C nt f r rCUef WCre ftUeDdt<l *0 during
finV.fc c ol ?L er of lndlana ««noa and Twenty-
S’j ov'J.'.c’ 0 I cn0 rrori l,!d rer sin
No i a c i’", r i ni l h,t Portion ol th,
U e«t Dtrmoo bounded by kiotio and rwolfth
street*, and tbonvernod city limit*. the relief
•yatem was found to hi nearly -in
practical operation..,ln..a. few. «Uy« 7 >-ibe
namfs °fth •go ncedi nc clLef will bo nil prop
erly enri’llcd in the bo«»**iwid when the visitor*
the coumytteca will
nab T- t0 ‘"'«ko-an estimate oftho
amount of luppljcs required.
c B c Kf** R fbou HRADvicaarsns.
Tho society hare issued the ti.Uowiar circular*
throupTioul the cisilUedtcvrld
'elt{<Pn7^. n affe r‘«K« of n'ur stricken
eatitena W 3 S •p’spontaneous and Qnireml that
money and clething and provisions wor* sent
not only to the authorities of «ur city, but to
many radlridaalr.-some'of which.' nwtnirTH'lhe"
ttcxanjroment of nil bun»j« may. bare miscar
n«d, .To.t&c end that those unparalleled oontri-
bo j, P*«e«r«d,, judiciously
applied, ahd* sacredly accounted f or -.we
a»K all- pbrsona and committees every
where to send to this lo.dcty duplicate
1 3 Ut P°*»‘We, Of «ii vtiole*. and
litw a i l^ko^ uai,ofn ce 7 loreot^d.to-;
r Wlt b tb ntmo the person society to
whom sent, A complete rctord oT tEesoaroes of
»he«e contnbuiinn?. t'other with tho history'
oftbeir expenditures, will bo preserved f>r fa*
tore pubhdstiop.* Ail newspapers ht himo and
abroad ar« reported to publish this circular.
«irtl)ext*b, Chairman Executive Committee^
centra!. order n«. 3.

I call your especial attention to the fact that
at the prosont lime. large
numbers of laboring men and women who with
their families, are now being supported from
Ibo general fund, and whoso labor is now
needed .by tho- holiness men, aid" faiaihet
tbe City, and- of people in the country who
come to thewity to find-labor, bath ‘math and fe
male. who refuse to work except at most exor
bitaat rates of Wages.'
You will, in all rases of visitation, take e«i>e
cial pains^to. ascofU|a.b» I warelai'-inquiry H
not onlj of ths fnnillr ft]3r;
other persons m the vicinity, how many!
h“ ‘A 0 f l milr l her orf.malo
tre capable, labor. And so koep yourtelrcs I
in communication with the Employment Bureau,
that, on ttg appearing that'buy member ofany
f5r“S -A* work when it has' been
offered, all supplies to that family may be im
mediately stopped. Tho Chicago Relief and Aid i
£"S>fty. »n its discharge of-the great respoosi- I
bilhies aattaated mt premium i
upon idleness by ievding thos*. wbo-r'/uso to!
work.
Crircico.OcU.37,lSn. u^* vnua j
V I
Sit: Tbe General Relief Committee, of which
wc were Cnairmao and Secretary rcjpcctivcly. I
with headquarters at tho of Washington i
hayo rioco referred all ofil-lal mattws coming to
•ns to your committee. W e suppled that this I
f.et was -generally ‘knowh, •-and I
wa now make this firmal statement, i
that y-*u may assured that there has not been J.
n«r e«c be auy conflict 1 on ottr part to possibly
embarrass, your .commutes in tbs fall control
f.°? d *T* ctl Q «f MltutUors uarfMcuag to ike Xe- t
lief of ths desfuate jo our uitdsu JUrpestfnlly;
Übrcwß. Moors. Chairman.’
.t-.L^ITCHCOCK.SccrcIaTTi-
Cmcico.-Oct. 17< IS7|.
Aid Dram AH^ond,
The RdtKtloaaP^w«atirTffrp>ooSe3rW r MH
neighboring cities aU,' .iepdiac:kpjnsliel tor the
Chicago sufferers are- not less eneennigiog than
tre first advices. Below an arfisrrv«bjtraeU of
action in different places f
sr. tons. .1
o-'ttoutee which waaasut to this city by
the Lxecutive ReHef Ccmmltteo ‘made a rebort,
on the lTth.lhrouxh:the;H*o. Henry T. Blow.
Tun com m i
tho Chicago Relief and Aid Society, and a re*
commendation t«i further action. At the aamo
limoc miribations in addition wore reported to
the sum of about 54.000. Tho proposed appro
priation of £50.000 by the City Connell was post
poned fur a time.
PITTfIBCCOn.
The double-beaded Common Connell of Pitts
burgh adopted, on tho 16th, a sat of resolutions
looking to tbe appropriation of SIOO,OOO by the
city for the Chicago sufferers, as soon as authori
ty to take tho step could bo obtained from tbe
Legislature.
MISCELLANEOUS.
George H. Sloart, of Philadelphia, welt known
In connection with the work of the Christian
Commission daring the war, has taken tho lead
in the organization of another such an associa
tion for tho same purpose of relief.
—ln response to a despatch fmra Superin
tendent Kennedy, tho police of Buffalo, have
started a subscription list in aid of their one
hundred and fifty homeless brethren in this city.
—The Haymaker Bate Ball Club have donated
tn Chicago sufferers tho proceeds of a match
played on Saturday. This will amount to about
;500.
—A letter from J. H. Ehrlicher of No. 612
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, offers employ
ment to a number of journeymen tailors, both in
his own and other establishments in that city.
The Philadelphia Merchant Tailors* Exchange
will provide tor all tailors out of employment in
this city.
General A. C. McCturg makes the following
announcement: “All stationers, booksellers,
nnd publishers are requested to present to Mr.
Geo., il.Ltflin, Chairman of committee for the
distribution of the fund contributed by the Now
York paper makers, stationers, and booksellers,
Cnteago Relief Association, at the earliest mo
ment possible, their applications for the relief of
such persons in their employment as may bo
suffering."
—Eastern sugar refineries have consigned 1,000
barrels of sugar for talc here at market prices by
any of the jobbers here, or by J. 51. Chapman,
the proceeds to bo devoted to tho benefit of the
Chicago Relief Fund.
—The employes of the ear department of the
New xork Central Railroad have forwarded
1840 to their fellow-craftsmen of this city for
their benefit. Tho money is In the bands of
Hugh Gray, master mechanic of tho Chicago k
Rock Island Railway.
—Governor Randolph, of New Jcricy, yester
day telegraphed Rev. Arthur Mitchell. “Our
Jersey people, have sent largely of clothing,
and will raise SiJO.OOO probably. If the supply
ot clothing is excessive, have it soot to sufferers
beyond you."
"—Harper Brothers have scnts2.Soo to Messrs,
n. C. Griggs k Co., for tho relief of the sufferers.
—Messrs. Stearns, Clark k Co., of Erie, Fa.,
lend {3OO for tho samo object.
—The Boston Post Office clerks send $l5O lo
their brethren m Chicago.
The Latest.
At a meeting of the Aid Society. last night, at
standard Hall, there was a great deal of discus-
<ion. Mr. O. C. Gibbs, of the Committoo on
Distribution ofSupplies, reported that more ef
ficient arrangements were being made for the
relief of tho destitute. Ho had appointed C.
L. Puschck, County Agent. Superintendent of
(ho relief district which embraces the couaty
district outside the city of Chicago, to look alter
those, who had been driven by tho fire outside of
the city. Tno destitute residents of the county
will be aided through the ordinary channels ol
county relief.
Other unimportant reports were handed In aod
disposed of.
BEAL ESTATE.
Instruments Filed Yesterday—Our Hoal
Estate Titles—C&rd from
Shortall Hoard.
Tho, following instruments worn Died for
record in the Recorder’s office on Wednesday,
October IS;
Warrantee deeds, seven, three of which were
re-recorded bylroason of tbo record being de
stroyed by tbo fire—the balance convoying city
•nd suburban property amounting to <16.610.
The rooiaining'docaments, seven la number,
consisted *>f real estate, mortgages, agreements,
and chattel mortgages'.
This morning there will bo a largo safe placed
.in tho Recorder’s office where the deeds and
records will be kept until a mure suitable place
is nrovided.
There have been two sets of maps saved from
tho fire, and in a fow days wo will be ablo to
furnish iho real estate report in regular form.
OOR REAL ESTATE TITLES.
1.K.11 C.O lAt>« I 4 4
To the Pdiilic: It is absolutely necessary
that all deed* and instruments of every nature,
which were filed for record in the Recorder’s
office of Cook G-'aoty on Friday and Saturday,
October 6 and 7 last, shall bo duplicated by the
parties thereto immediately, as the same have
been, it is believed, destroyed by firo with the
files and n-cords oI that office.
Itis very important that wo should have a
brief memorandum of each deed and instrument
filed for record in that office on Tbnrsdry. Octo
ber 5. after 3 o’clock, nr thereabouts,* In order
that we tuny determine positively whether or
not all of tho same wero pr.tcd into our indices:
wo belinve they have been, but request those in
terested to give us such memoranda immedi
ately.
.We have preserved all of onr real estate in
dices, or digests of tbo records, our judgment
dockets and inx-sale records complete, together
with many original abstracts, about 70,000 pages
of copies of abstracts and examinations of like,
and many valuable memoranda, maps, etc.. ol&
And wc helievn the real estate interests of the'
public will suffer but little, if at all, from tbo do
atmotioo of tbo records.
Our business will bo resumed when our fire
proof vault,' now being constructed, is com*
p!eted, and wc can locate our indices with safety.
Shortall Hoard.
Cuicsco, October IT, IS7I.
New York Stock and Money market*
Nr.tr Vobk. Oct. IS—G- -Id heavy, under free sale*
by foreign bankers and government purchase "f
four million of bond*. Tho price touched 112,'g,
nod eb’sed at Loans at c peret per
annum to 1-64 per ct perday for use. and 2 per
ct lor carrying. Clearings S3S.OOU,OOU. It is un
derstood that the Treasury will sell only one
million to morrow. Government hoary and
tower, and closed ferorisb. Tho Treasury,
award* were lour million* at from lid. 08, to
110.40.
Stocks during tho middle of tho day were heavy
and excited, and l<i£2 lower, and closed Arm.
Tho decline was nearly recovered. Most of the
business wag in Western Union, Lake Shore,
and New Vork Centra).
M»ncy stringent at 7 per cent currency to gold
interest, nnd 1-32 to per cent for turning.
Stocks closed rather easier at 1-32 lor turning.
State bends dull amt heavy.
New York, OoL 18.—Sterling exchange
Governments:
Coupon!*. *3l I!3>'[s 2D», ’67 11SK
j-JDs. ’O2. -11414 5-208 ’OS 112K
3-205. VH 113 110-403 109*3
-I *Stato*V’**la -114141 Currency ***m .Hoi'
JlisiDuria a! Virginia!, new as
N. CaruHaaa, 01d... S
Viraioilroff" N t roU IS
Stocks closed;
p;l
Mariposa prd IVf Wabash
lareo’s cl Kart W.. nc
A’WSMtfcw™'. ad 1 {Torre nanto 10
y.b. tinrcss 50 iDo pfd Jo
l*acifln Mail 42U C A iv»
>ew York Control JB#Do pfd.‘.V ill
g'». scrip 81‘4 O. &M, 35a/
Erie 27M'C Ctr **>26
go Pfd AO'B.&qL 104
g ttr, «7* HTfcfUko Shore ...ZZ.Di^
{Jo PW 119 Ind. Central...” 15U
u* 1 1 IfHli lilinai* Cent.....,....133'
*r I S- h P LBnt W? j Union Pacific 21 VS
r,* A, t 114 Cent. Pac. b0nd»...10O ;1 2
on
Foreign Markets.
JUsdox O°Uls. 4:30 p. m.-ConsoJs 93 for
oy »j.?^*P r United States coupons,
•Of!; 4 wt w.
to zas/a I r, is i r (ii fl d i>c!ro, am
suiDwr. Oct. is.—6-a>s ofisa:. oaf.
Earns. Oct, JB.-B.nrer. STIISc. A
Llvxapoun. Opt. 18. t ;30 p. m.-Cotton flat and
upland. Orleans. Itklt
tales. 1,000 biles: speculation and export, 2,000
Cor*o, 33j 3J.
Meg* pnrk, 4Sa 6J. Lard. 46* iU. Comberland
itfw d 47» 303 Short rib “Iddlc*. 40s 6J. Tal-
wflOdl* 1 pctrolCUin ISK-Slßi«d. Linseed oil
AarWEnr, Oct. IS.—Refined petroleum, 49J^.
Buffalo JLive Stock Market;
J«ss«i l,o# jS ct 18 C ltle I.IM. mak-
ear* last week.
very dull, sale* small; the good are scot
S"‘ bands. Prices !<o to s*j lower,
bales 3c Kentucky steers. 1.460 lb*. $4.50; 61 Tex*
•nn steers. 1,068 to U95 Jb*. $£9003.25: 113
Illinois s-eer#, 1.409 lbs, tf Indiana
steeti. Ual to l.t*J lbs, 50.(J006J7>4; 171 Ohio
steer*. 1,3)0 to 1,494 lbs.
bbeep and Lambs—Receipts. 4,368. -'Market
a E'V n &f advanced on both
classes. Sales 539 Micbtran sheep, ar 71 to 89 !h»
a; 0U053 1.03: aid Obi.,lbtep“f &*»,..et.w:
lei extra Indiana, ar 112 Ihi, at 5.C2J4 Canada
Inmb*, av «3 to SI tin, f.75{<5G.2j.
llot*-r|Ucolpls,&a. Market fairly active and
prices steady. bjlci .of S.itfat 4.37W34.9D lor
.Qflmmoo to choice.
j York I>ry Uoods Market.
\P RR Dot. .18.—With cooler weather•
is a little more inquiry for woollen goods
I adapted to, the season, but os a general thing the
market Is inactive and steady, We quote heavy
I Drown shootings at and seconds. li£
|7 t ,c; 1J m F.Uc:>«ril c tl bleached moi
Itua, lu,sc; Bay Mills W do, ISc: Androseog
tin do L, luJaCj do S-4, 35c: do 9-4 A;
40c; do 9-1, -45 c: Mooadnock 8-4.
do, J7i*c:da9-4d0.30c; do 10-4 do. 35c: Max
wpil jard-widp muslins, 19c: Wamsuttado. 20c;
xork Mills do, 21c: printed delaines, 30e:
.>M® 000 t? cp i* T7°, Manchester stripe brocades,
PttCiQo Mills anelincs, 2dc: do Orientals.
c.-lortdand glace, 15c; do ortnures do. 19o; do
b-4 alpacas, colored and black, 2lc; best printed
calicoes. 12c.
Proilnce Markets.
I KEtr YORK.
Skw York. Oct.lß.—Cottox—Dull, and prices
i bnVe dcelioed: middling upland at 19% c.
BRBxDSTvrra—Flour dull; and prices have
I‘Teclincd. The receipts werc3.ooo br.’»; super
fine Western and State, S6.3O@AAO; common to
g .od extra. 56.5037.10; good to choice, S7J«a
7.60; white Western extra. s6.7oft7.SUi extrf
.'.Ohio, S7.OOist7.GO; St. Louia l t?;2ag9LS. Rya
flour and corameal andoneoanged. Wheat
dull and pripes b&vo declined: receipts 140000
;.u; Nr. 4 J anriur, winter red
i Western. SI-55§1.59; amber, C
white, SL6s{?l.7d; No. 1 spring. 51.M3L55, R*e
quiet at 31.03. Barley—Demand fair and maSat
drto: Cudi WrtX. wl
I Malt unchanged. Cb.ru opened dull hal clo Jjl
j active. Reeotptf. M.OOO l-urmixed wLter^.
ipriecs-bavedswllnod; receipts;. Ay.
!.md obio.oo@s2c. Westera
i Kay— Fsiraoi quigt..
to.
UrinnMT-lani*.
Latwot.—Quiot and ftna; palled,ss^o2c.-
I <jß >L y i 1 4 t 4 t TSM^ Sa steacty. -sritn moderate do
mands Rli>7ls93i‘ic. sjuga r steady with mod-
I lr refining, VQftltfo: Ca
|^-(i: 3 Molosse* anil but anchangrd? flioe,
•I'tTtol-KCM-ftDd,.!*:: refinod, 2%321ij.
1 Rot tsuofs—Fork steady, with a
mimJ; mu. pore. SUJUSII37.. B««f «mT col
meats, aaohaegou; 'laidutei aeitre;- |.*ng dear,
i D ’SI'J-o w r> Oflialer, .Vormb r, and Dsoem-
J.Der, 5,4f39a. Lard.steady, with moderate de
i'maod: Au. I to prime steam. urimo kel
|t o rendered. November, -December and
January v %e.
JBcttkb-AuUi Westers, 10@20c; State.ls®
CHcxsar-DaUat 11013 c!
Coppor, iugot, lak«r steady at 23K
united Staica j itt. 35@3&rt bar firm at 80e tor
Russia) meet, 17i-t£lßo in sold.
v-Jfms-Sicads-: clinch; 86.00®
Wbiskby— Firm at &>>4«..
CLEVELAND. i
Cletklino. Oct. Ik—BacAWTcrps—riour
sfeudy, with a modvrato demand. VV’neat dull i
and be t.iwer: No. 1 Tod winter, 14.37. Corn
dull, and prices a abode lower, at 60e. Oats
quiet s&d weak at49a.
w. *r-
COUNCIL MEETING.
Proposed Extension of the South Side
Fire Limits—Raising of Grades
North of Harrison Street
The Mayor Recommends a
Reduction or Hie Tax lory
to Severn Mills..
Resolution In Relation to the Lake
Prent.
An adjourned meeting of tho Council was held
yesterday evening, tho President in the chair.
Present: Aid. Knickerbocker. Coer, MeAvoy,
Whitaker, Dsgzy, Tracey. Hickey. Bailey, W.
S. Powell, Wtlce, Walsh, Glade, Gardner, Mc-
Grath, Shiel, Schtpidt, Schaffncr, Carney, Mc-
Caffrey, McCauley. Clark, Devine, Basso.
retrenchment.
Tho following communication from tho Mayor
was read:
Gentlemen: I have made to all tho heads of
tho departments ollhe city, government a com
munication, a copy of which is hereto attaeaeu.
I respeettully request and require youroody to
uuthoriio and require your Finance tKimmittoc
i«» make a rigid examination of the different de
partments of the city governments to the end
I hat no department may be allowed
lo make unnecessary expenses at this time,
jmd to son that the most rigid economy is.
maintained in all matters, connected with the'
city government. It is known that nearly one
half of the taxable portion of the property of
I he city has been destroyed, and it is well known
lo you, tbata very largo part of the real prop
erty has been burnt over, so that it-is unablo to
respond to tho luxes ot tho present year called
for by the annual appropriation bill passed io
June last. In fact cue entire people bavnsuffor
ed severely by the great calamity that has visited
□s. and virtually arc unable to meet- the tax ol
fiiteen mills upon the dollar which itwas expect
ed would bu levied. Such a lax at this time
would not only ho very oppressive to the people,
but I believe, would bo ruiuous to the
interests of tho city. The necessity for
many of tho improvements and
disbursements contemplated by tho annual ap
propriation bill u" longer, exists, and
tho present tax lory should bo reduced accord
ingly. From a rough estimate made as to the
appropriations which are now lo be dispensed
with, 1 am of tbo opinion tbatthe tax levy
fur the present yoar need not exceed seven mills
on the dollar. I will rtspccttnlly request that
you ask your Finance Committee tu confer with
tho beads ot departments and the financial and
law officers of the City, and to report a tax order
by which the taxes will be reduced to tho lowest
possible amount. I have no doubt hot that
your honorable body realizes the necessity ot
retrenchment snd tcc greatest possible economy
;n ail our city affairs at this crisfs r *and- will
cheerfully do alf to accomplish it."
AM. McAvov moved to refer it to the Finance
Committee, with instructions to comply with the
Mayor's request.
Aid* W. S. Powbll wanted a special committee
o( eno or two from each divirion.
Aid. Me A vov consented to leave out all about
instructions to itus Finance Committee.
Aid. Carsey aid not think tbo Finance Com-
mitteo represented alt divisions, though it was
composed of good men. Ua thought it desirable
to appoint two Aldermen from each division to
consider tho matter.'
It was referred to the Committee on Finance.
SEW HUE MVtTW.
The Board of Public Works presented the fol
lowing communication and ordinance, which
was referred to the Committee- on Firo and
Water, to report nn Mond iy.
Gkstlkuen:*Tlio recent fire that has devas
tated the city has aroused among our merchant*
and property owners a deep and -earnest feeling
concerning the insecurity of life and property.
on account of tho contracted fire limits and the
almost universal practice of erecting wooden'
buildlogi.
Wo are informed by business men that there
is plenty of credit to bj bad. ami capital to b
obtained for rebuilding the burnt district, pro
vided capitalists and those seeking investments
can be a-sured that these investments wilt be
made secure.
The board nro satisfied that an extension of
the present firo limits in the South Division,
and a rigid adherence to the ordinance would do
much toward insuring tbs security of tifo and
property, ami that it would contribute in a great
measure to restore the confidence in Chicago in
vestments, which has been so shaken' by tho re
cent disaster which has befallen oarcity. We,
therefore, recommend the passage’of the accom
panying ordinance.”-
THK ORPINXXCg.
That that part of tho South Division within
tbo following line}, shall bo known os
the fire limits. Tao centre- of
I’wenty-sccond street to point midway
between Clark ami Arnold, theuco north to the
centre of Sixteenth, thence west to tho oast bank
«f tbo South Branch, thonco to tbo centre ot
Twelfth street, tneoce c;ut to tbo main* trapk of
tho Michigan Southern Railroad Company.*
thence north to tbo centre of Taylor, thence
west to the centre of Fifth avenue, tbeoco’norib
to tbo centre of Trier, thence west to the centre*
of Market, thence north to tho Centro of Van
Boren, and thence west t i tho South Branch:
Provided any person owning a wooden building
within those limits may raise it to grado and put
a wooden ba>cment under it.
Aid. Moxtgomert though:
ordinance, stnco tho fire limits had nothing' i 0
Jo with the tire. They wanted to suspend t h c
firo limits temporarily.
Aid. Garunkb was>m favor o fits P*sg ,tte-he
fore they got up a lot of wooden build* jj p
•ltd not want it referred, but- pass'jj Ul on a t
ooco.
~V d Lc f ttouclit th» Or.llirjit incJ cro
.lulu crooked. Ho would Imo O have tkrm rua
d ‘»Tl‘ t ?ri h .V J" r i?? iccmd street.
Aid. McAao\ dtd not l',ncy running in the
aorlhVf Wccf r ta
K.USt. r 1 (;-(7]j^}-^ i
The board also P'.esentcd the following com
munication:
Gkntlkjien Vor several years tho hoard ha*
received numerous applications from owners- of
oroporly in tb'j now burnt district of tho S -ulh
Uinaion. for permits to rai«o the grades of their
■‘wwrik »I 80 R t0 c,vc higher ba ement* and to
a»«nl barter drainage.
almost impossible for them to
seep the walks at the established gmde* wbon
now and largo improvements wero made. In
stance* arc trc«iuent waere appeals have boon
taken from the decisions of tho board to the
Common Council, and special ordinances hhvo
u°. P® 93 l to raisa whole, nud sometimes parts
of blocks in different localities, thereby creating
great confusion.
lor Ac 'ban.-muau and drainage?’sind! oT*th”
prevent it i« proposed
U,Vrir't ,l h ,h '“Z t.brouahant th« barm
ui(«rtetoi tho South Division. Tho complete
tiooTf (Tm 1 of l1 0 r° Dtirc pwperty in tois see
nllfh thl?m f u, P c opportunity to aco-.m
--?a ?ffi t Jj l ?h^? 8t doJirod Tesuit 'i’ho B-ard aro
1 5i a arRO Proportion of tho princimi
4ra l? that d'SU-iot will co-operate
erndosI h m ,hcir cffort 10 MCa rrf tho Sw
A conference has been bald by tho bonrd
n ‘J t ber ?f ibd loading architects and en
ffinecn of tbo ciiy, and after a mature consider
ation of tho subject, tho height of grades i»r the
nuter edge of sidewalk*, assbown m the follow
ma ordinance, were cou-ddorcd. to bo nu average'
»he best calculated to prove satisfactory to said
ot perlJ’ ..T h V P*«age of the-
I following ordinance will hare tho effect
to raise tho grades in said district
from one to three teec.aec .rdiug to the differrnt
I'lcahties. It is not proposed to rairo or disturb'
the roadway ol the street* until it shall become
necessary to repair them. On account of the
"reisinir necessity of the case, and tho tact that
larao numbers of property owner* are waiting
tor tho board to give them tae grades, so tbit
they can locate their walks at once, the board
would respectful! ask- an early consideratlnn of
the matter nnd the passage of tho accompanying*
ordinance.
This ordinance fixes tho height of the outer
edge of tho »idowalk« on Third avenue, Fourth
avenue, Pacificavenno-aud Sherman street, from
Jackson to Harrison, at f urteeri feet; ot-Clark
street, litlh avenue, and Franklin street: frmn
Water to Harrison, at fourteen feet; of I>cnr
boru.from W ator t* Jacks-n, LaSn‘le from Wa
ter to Van Boren, and Market from Lake to torn
Boren, at fourteen feet: of tr>« east side of Wa
bash avenue, from Water to Harmon, at fifteen
feet, and the west side at fourteen anda- half*
-•f the east side of State, front Water to Harri
son, at fourteen and a half foot, and on the west
<ido atfoortcep; ami ot Michigan avenue, /rum
ater to Harrison,'at fifteen-feet.
Several member* wanted it- referred to 'the
Committro on Streets and.AUeys* S. I>.
Aid. McCallcv hoped- the ordinance would
be passed at once.
The ordinance w.-u passed.
T«K LAKE raovt.
Aid. McAvov offered the foPowing:
WniBBAS. Our city has been deraatated bi*
a terrible eunuaaratiou which- has-latd hi iwWj
tho business portion ..f ibe-Jstmth and hnnh Dt-'
visions; and as a natural result,- greatly depro
ciafod the value ot real estate in- that portionnf
thocity, and unless some steps -are taken to eh'-
o-mrsgothe rebuilding of the same, property
will bo worthless as. compared with Its former
value, thereby addiocndoublo misfortune to our
people: and
“Whebkas. Tho Michigan- Central, Illinois
Central. and Chicaxp,. IlacUaßton <k Uainev
Railroad companies havtf'- offered to purchase
that portion of tho lak»-fro*tt lying north of
Monroe street and cast of Michigan avenue far
the purpose of erecting, therfioh freight Vnd
pnesonger _dep<.u. and to pay forlthoaamotho
sum of S3OO.COQ: and* as thu city la now greatlr in
need of .money to. rebuild our bridges, wauiw
works, city ball, and- other public
destroyed by tho refcent calamity, aad
city can easily the
y m Ua iuai lbe LAo Paik, there
**Awfc«r.; That-, tho Mdyfip'; Comptroller
and Corporation Counsa! be AhU tber »JL
instructed to
Michigan Central. R»rH«,
ton 4: Quincy Railroad ComiLnia* fh« i??'
and transfer of that. poru’Sn «rfihii a fcw
lying north of Monroe sircotaruloaiVoT
ran avenue, noon ibe conditions th-r iiT 11 .1
companies proceed
freight and P«icuge'r
wants and d-Jtnaotti of
tfl wTmuSi aoSitSS**
k r P”, c v M«AT.r. Whita
x?S?- s Wlloe. Sard-
Bucl Mar. fehaglusr. JJcCafTrer.
W* ttA,e and the President—l 7.
ine WiH V B^ C^ u TOj L sa£lu irt «2»sW.o£O. ho hir
ing aadaa .offer ta that extant* T
1 t* velec .tdi tho- Cmnf ,nu ß An
S^SmndL a ftU lhcooc VhKrr, and Pu S
aru/l J ;w QQY *T- IJ th Oo ci Cmld do'aolbuii
?h s jyii e a^ J nC^ on d *««h-e<i; If. It were. f.
I?-PL** 4 I’ark Fund, wHeri
no -uocftesrti They tTouW nc':d.to.asic'tne
r** -»aior* to nUatrthtrm to aso 'tho t moAey'£or I;
ondges. Ao, They io not want to soil tte land L
for pafk Mrposte, but foraotoal necessities. ll* 1 1
waaaattsflod the companies Hoold pay the Sfiju
OOfl In thirty days, but the'patks'.mnst stopior
tbaprejent.
io« present.
Aid. CLiBKK ncrced'wlur Ald-'lf.uwY.,fall*
and ffiurcd a special committeo'af three ba «s>
pointed ta see tae Lezlalaiuro and cut ti»a olaaAo
of tho Dako Front hilt, tltrollbe l£at
park purpose, repealed;
Aid. .Momuioiksy tbocebt the sum ofS&Qd 000
toosmair, .Mr. Scameaoh wsUopppsedtoitTand
be didaotchmk the neejile jeaaraUy would ap- i
Pfoto it;
M* 9»»«*a..tia-iiVaa4i
thiHjtbi the prtevtooimr* but bo now VAQied.ta
djtpwo of the laud faribc best possible price* j
Aid. .McAtoy orplained tbaL iits.'resoluiion
did oot Qx any dtfUtlo fcum'for tbolaiid;, It was
to secure the nisi terms.
and the C6imiilui'.n’Whafvee
Aid. McCanxr .moTt'j'lhkt a’tund-j
ameo of three bo ap.uuote£ ithmV, tno ffer. 1
•po ration Counsel and tho tfanCoti*.
nl. .aonld co to Shrinafinld ahd
a^McAro?!"" 8 Mi&ati.
CiMt.i4att(L that’ hU »Mlt. wort
.fr£
la*
Afl i B£siDKXT.saia. tbeai>eciar-«oclD>1lte«-a>R
Dexter bad b»cn called on for a copy of tha
charter, and h.id promised to tend ono bo soon
is be could get it. Tho committee wanted fur
ther time.
It was Granted.
PLACE OP MEETING.
Aid. Clarke ofT.-red the following, which was
lajd on the table, on motion of Aid. McCauley.
Betolced, That when the Common Council
adjourn, it adjourn to meet at the Church buiLl
tng on Wabash euenue. now occupied by the
Mayor and Comptroller, and that thie Council
hereafter hold meeting* at the above place, until
the Board of Public Works prepare other suit-*
able for this Council."
S.TLBOXD THICK.
The Committee on Railroads reported recom
mending the passage of an ordinance allowing
the Chicago, Columbus k Indiana Central Roads
to lay their tracks upon Rockwell street, and a
single track on Depot Place.
It was laid over.
ACCOMMODATIONS.
Tho Glebe said he bad no accommodations at
the. Union Street Station for his office, es
pecially when ho got bis books.
The Chair said the use of Wall's Ball, at the
corner of Hoisted and Adams, was offered them,
and there were offices there for the Clerk.
Aid, JlcAvoT moved that the President of the
Council and the Clerk select a place for meat
ier.
Tho motion was agreed to.
Toe Council adjourned.
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
Supplementary Warehouse
BUI Passed in the
Resolution Providing for the Chicago
Session Bescinded.
Chicago Tax Exemption Assess-
ment Bill Passed.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Springfield, 111., OcL 18.—Douse bill No. 4
relating to warehouses, as amended by the com
mittee. was passed by 154 to 0.
House bill No. 5. prohibiting the collection of
taxes on property destroyed by the Chicago fire,
was referred to Committee of tho 'Whole, and ita
passage recommended.
Tho Senate joint resolution regarding the ad
journment to Chicago was adopted, and the Sec
retary of Stato was directed to prepare the old
Hall ot Representatives for the use of th«
House.
The bill for an act to provide for tasking a new
l**T and assessment for county, town
ship, town, and school purposes in
cases wboro the record of such
levy on the assesment roll, on a lan* part of"
of taxable property has been accidentally de
stroyed or impared by fire, or other casualty
was passed.
In Cbe Senate, tbo bill for* the reassessment
of property, for State and county purposes, was
passed bv a unanimous vote.
Tho House Canal bill was reported back.,
the substitute of the Committee concurred in
and the bill ordered to a third reading.
P£ lT W«og f«r tbo purchase of the
Cook County Insane Asulutu was referred to Itbe
Committee No 1.
Tno Warehouse bill was ordered to a aocond
reading.
Tho s'enato m«t al 3 a. m. and Ran. Mr. Crann
madoproyer.
A recess was taken for an hour,
i, s *e“bling Committee Ho. 3 reverted
back the joint resolution providing for lb del
ing of the regular session at; tSpringfiebVwofi
commending that tho time bo the 15t’ dXorm
b.r, .ooordin* to tho adj -urnm.at at ’.h. rrrnlar
bs^th^retolution. 111 I,ecembßr M&SBud
The r'-port of the committee waa ninn.t,., i
at Noyembcr <ieji nil 'd aa ?h. Plato
bill trja inlrodnood into tba Sona to .eater
day providing for the appointment by the Gov
ernor of an extra police forco for Chic U
Committee Ho. 2of the Senate re wt
senate bill Ho. 2, providing for thv rSaiMsmwt
.l p o c 0 l"Si^ thQat7of Qainw S5K3““i
Senator Woodard introduce*:,* ant n- or Minr
P F,dlo n ii°n
I jmeo to House bltlNo.
SEm r??iST nittee on Warehouses;
diS!n©iMi!r! /reat rf, nflagration lathe
recoiDt« D 5 exc «n* «P®n Presentation of tho
receipt, siren i oere f or; therefore
erc.,thalio mneh of Section 2 s
‘I 10 1 n ct to public wsts
•rain an 9 tbe warehousing and inspection ot
sUtot(e P dto g!To effect to Article 13 of tbeeon
.n_i‘lp a of this Ststo as w embraced, in the fol
;n7 words, to-wit: Or* who shall remove
fZr property from store,.ex.cept to preserve It
*ra firo or other sodden danger, without the
.eturn cancellation of any and all outstanding
receipts that may have beam issued to represent
such property.” shall not be held to apply toware
hoiuo.receipts issued by anjr warehouse of Class
A, dated prior to October S, 1671.
Tho Senate will endeavor to amend (be Canal
htUby appropriating, Imioediately. tho sum of
fbO.fiCO of the Illinois Central Fund now in tbn
treasury, and SIOO,OOO Ci*>nal Fond, Baking a
total of $650,000 ready cash, then issuing 6 per*
cent bonds.to the amount *.f $260,000 allowed by
tho constitution, and which would be ready to
meet the January interest, and finally levying a
°v.H.°r Us amounting to about $63U.-
‘W o which would give to toe city about $1,400,000*
by May next. By repeating this Process with the
exception of tho $260,000. tho total amount, itis;
calculated, will bo nearly raised in two years,,
and tho balance m three years.
_Tho Homo was called to order at 10 a. mu
Prayer was made by Rev. Dr. Burgoo.
The journal was road and approved.
Mr. Aoerecr moved to read House bill No. ss.
boing a BUI for an act to prevent the unjuss
collection by incorporated cities of taxes levied
on property destroyed by fire,” and itwas roa£
lr Dsnues moved ibol sasoaasion of the rules
to read House bill No. G, bill for an act to pro
ride tor making* new tax levy, and it was read.
fccomi time, and on motion of Mr. Hoiaea
referred to the Committee of the Whole*
.Tbo House went into Committee arm* \trr, n i«-
*110:20. Mr. Camming, in thochlfr. Whoto
House bill Ho. 3, Reform School bill, was
fccction 1 was adorned. u:
it a remarkable.
JHcasrt. Root, Dixon, ami Barley ex ß l«sn^
a‘ n 3^.°, r ad!fp^d orm &hMI •‘^SSISL
Mr. Morris ui. of Monroe, was willing to
■‘Wcata'^r^^'sewury^^of“any’VoaJd" °Ho
Amoved to stnko out all after tho word a£y (R
T ‘t>*-eiCt th Hue. being in
J*JJr»n of tho Treasurer. under aotho?s
'tMKT r «f
Ljr.-ff n.a^ ot r p part °o’f
biU. Cunnins lm “f«ed fonder eusrde ro tho.
mhto> E H»‘i"/, C:>ok mor d Thru the eom-
So hiU tl recommend that the Uooae refcr
with uii pondina SS™ Appropriations.
Chairman was approved hr tun Uonso. T
*ar.sx.»s£ss ssssassKf
THE CITY Ul BBIEF.
Eire Yesterday,
The alarm at 10 o’clock yesterday moralurwas
pppasionid by the discovery of Are la a barn in
■»Tj? 4 fc ra Th.-IOM was
Win M 0 4 .and occnpied by Cbarlea
.lartlo, ras damaged to the extent of 1500. A
two-stury frama bnildiny. adioinin, Uta barn
nas totatiy destroyed. Loss. J3OO. An™, .W
bcr .h. o T nnr. ,s insured forSTOO in thei rEtua
lemblr ewafligratioo been the coasennSoe;
Facts.
ioi“a faw“ l y, 0 IMkJ m bm4 -bich wm
atatJHn 0 y*® Merchants' NatSoaslUank'
iissipss®
Every tbi,nr r °i\ r r M c!l V'f n srenno.
.How Buildings,
too f° na haTr Id contraafs lor
in tt; burn AiauSl' 7 5t t TT bn »uildlo£X
oineiwi .i. Q*stnct, and workmen are nor *rn
bash aveane, south of Madlsbn ,Vae, A dim
bo bntlt aubstaolially, am’^e
ready f« r occupancy by i,t of Jumuj 3 s
Mte'coUaneous,.

0 hl
»-2?nn 1* Jolonmw to Chariot Hollar ram
tf lr ilCr OTOOOO TOltcrdOT afternoon.
Sichl. U e,,c 5 ’"‘i Hi"!™ nt of hu born an*
ah?^“T 1 "A lltllo ion of. Dr. Uaaanh.
~r w ran o«r amt.
y il bnrti Botll wor taken to thoin re
*V<rc.lrre home*.. w
Uho body of tho man found on ib*
hpt°x& tfr,^
atoalij*. and one of them came outVuK?“*
fill ofaood.rtheolhorwaaiotroßn C
tiiaiuppoiition thathoperiihod. Sene*
*t&" ,r w^
lot nr yootordar. with k
f!° C awatt weJ »*y-3wnd Pollen Station
I ta^w>itexamrßft UOft >t cha p o |j w Q. cr t.
married.
4 l,tK(}-AluSE—ln this city UctaU'p ti w
■SrfeSioi" V'haiiog aod ttra. jllS
./■raEMKE-CARTER-On- tho onqinz of the
\SthlasU, At the resul»nco of tb* bridge Utbir br
f Vk 6 1l^ U A wl U i a«w»a Wheelerud Bh£fi
tUCTITCwr ofS. p. C'lrtf-r, »U orrhu eltr. WM
DIE£>-
•i» «t nlojr. Oct. irtb, nHdaaly.
Ijobte Vaa Anden t aaml Uyears. I month and U
the. (leartr b*lo«nl.wif« ut.K. L. BrazuL ef tlhlcaro
Uemalths taken Uuea, New York, w
Uetrult, Mich., p.pvra pleameopy.
VUTiQUaAET-Oct. 17..1571. lira. J ua Uxanhar
6V rnm; boru la Aberdeen, boutUud.
vtrw York p«per» pleam copy.
th?n r lnJ 1
House.

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INSURANCE,
T^E3
SIUTUAL StiCriBITY
Insurance Company,
TO OUB CBEDITOBS.
We bare saved all our books, papers, etc., and will
roasoynontly be able to show, with exactness, the
amount of liability to every creditor. We will, as
soon as possible, prepare complete schedules em
bracing the names of all claimants, and the amount*
doe them respectively. Onr creditors will then be
notified in time to enable them to bold a meeting, or
take such other steps for their protection as they may
drsire. We crave the generous indulgence of all tin*
til such statements can be prepared.
TO OUR PATRONS,
who bold Policies on property not affected by the
great Are. w# would say onr Policies no loagcy afford
a sufficient protection against loss. Any Information
concerning the condition of companies, oraufstance
in procuring new Insurance, will be cheerfully ren
dered by the officers of the Company.
PROOFS or LOSS
will be prepared for our customers and friends with
out farther charge than the bare expense of employ
ing copyists to perform the labor.
Respectfully.
DAK. M. BOWMAR. Sec*y.
Office .Vo. 30 South CUuton-at.
INSURANCE IS&EMST
OF
ARTHUR C. DUCAT
For the accommodation of nor friend* an-l cosMoi-
S*T« I have opr-jvd offices on the West and Soelh Side*.
WestMde offli-r. 50 "U>l f-T Ihtnsl-sf.. over William
Blair Co.; South N«Je office, Hi* Wabash-ay.. over
First Nations! Bank. Risks taken in old and re
li*ble Eastern insurance companies: 1
HUME INSURANCE CO., of New i orfc, organized
JS.VC
CITIZENS 1 INSURANCE CO., of New York, or
ganized lAV>.
HOWARD INSURANCE CC., of Now lork. or-
ganized 1523.
My patron* having claims against any companies
represented by me will please present th* same for
adjustment at the Canal-st. office, when, also, Weal
and North Side risks will bo accepted.
Those wishing in*ur-*uoo on tha South Side will
please enter the same at the office. Wabash-av.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Every neceesary information an to making proof*
of to**, and the pn-per blanks of the same, will t>e
fnrnishedon application to me. We have an able
corpeof adjusters, and are willing tc derote time
and assistance to our patrons.
ARTHUR C. DUCAT.
Charles H. Case,
FIRE INSURANCE, C 5 SOUTH
C A K A L-ST., (second floor,)
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Insurance Compvny of North America. Philadelphia.
Pa., Org. iTyt. Asseta. Oct. I, Lh'l, «,3CJ!.307.V«
Fpriosfield Fire and llsrlno Insurance Co., Spring
field, fttvss. Org. ISI'J. Assets, Oct. I, 1371,
•i.uoo.oou.
People'* Iniureoce Co.. Worcester, Mut. Org. 1617,
A**«l». Oct. I. 1571, f930,000.
National Insurance TCo., Bouton, Blass. Org. 1832.
Assets. Oct. I, 1a74, SAW.OW).
lloyal Insnrance Co., Liverpool, England. Assets,
*10.000.000.
The above companies will W *ll losses, and con
tinue bntinc :s with unimpaired capital. Insurance
accepted from propci t> owners at fair rates.
I'artie* bating claim* aeainst theROTAL please
present them fnradju*tin»-nt as anop as possible.
NORTH AMERICAN
Jnsurance jDoMP’Y.,
Of New Yovlc.
Wo are authorized hr advices from tbo company to
state that they are prepared to PAT ALL THEIR
LOSSES, and to continue business as heretofore.
ALL CLAIMS UNDER THE LATE FIRE
must be Presented at dur Office, IVo’. IO
KlGridee-coart.
Parties desiring insurance la the OLD IRUN CLAD
NORTH AMERICAN, apply to
GEO. G. CLARKE CO., Agent,
10 ZHdridge-oonrt.
IMPERIAL INS. CO-,
OF LONDON.
[Established 1M3.1
CASH CAPITA!, A AGCC9ICLAT IONS
88.000,000.00 GOLII.
Thelo«»ea of this Compmy la Chicago arc StSl.Ztn
which they are prepared to pay at once, witheul de
ducting the sixty days* interest.
Policy holders having claims against the Imperial
are requeued to present the same to
JOSEPH B. ST. JOHN,. Aest, Manager,
UU Michigan-av.
E. W. CROWELL,
KESIPKST MANAGER.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
Having prepared a careful scboJulo of losses. th»*
company is now prepared to commence the adjust*
nn-ntaud payment IN FULL of all just claims by the
CHICAGO FIRE.
Cash Assets .92,805,W>0 00
After payment of all ponding claims, our capital uf
81.000.000.00
remains pntouchcd. with working surplus in addi
tion uf
QUARTER OF A BULLION!
Rurcan for adjustment of claims. .379 Wabasb-av.
Local office. where applications for Insurance are
received, ftS Canal-st.
Office of Western Department, corner Washington
aod Grecn-sts. G. F. BISSKLL,
G-neral Agrnt.
Notice.
All persons having claims against the CITY FI RE
INSURANCE GOBI PANT, of Hartford, are requested
to present them at once, at .their office, No. 181 W CBj
MadUnn-at.. lioim 9. __________
Insurance Notice.
All person* holding policies in the Aurora Flro In*
eurance Company, of Aurora, lit., sad aiutainluc
losers by the recent fire, are taaueatcd W call at
Room No. 3, third floor. No, W Wear Mvdi»on-st.
J. n. HALL.See.
Chicago, Oct. IS, ISTI.
Globe Mutual IHle Insurance Company
Of New York. All Woke, receipts, and papers saved.
Office 23 Sooth Ualsled-sl.. near corner of Washing
ton. Agents wanted. Capital inducements offered..
J. G. McKINDLEY, Manager.
Life Association of America*
Late of No. U Chamber of Commerce, now, lit
Twenty««-cood-*t cor. Wnbiah-av.
Saved all Its b<K)k* and capers, in perfect condition I
Folicr holder', whose-Policiss wire destroyed, call
and have the same re-’lesnfd.
GEO W. WADE.
The Manufacturers’ Insurance Co.,
BOSTON.
Incorporated 1822,
fish Capital, 4fm,««
Asset* I.LtV.OOH
Lt«bilitl<-a (ii.Clud.ng tii(*u»t Chicago 2-Mt.;<o
Net Awls, l.lfeV.W'o
For insurance iu th» *t«v« ei-rhnc company, apply
to GBU.C. CLARKE
10'Eldridge Court.
Fulton.
Partlea baring claims against ths
FULTON INSURANCE COMPANY,
ct New York, arc truncated to attend a tattling to be
held at tbs office of
GEORGE C. CLARKE CO,.
No. 10 Eldridge Court, on Thurodny. the 19th inat. a 1
A p. an.
The following telegram from. Iho
Underwriters’ Agency of New York,
bat just Itccn received;
O. E. BOSSIER. Astiitant General Agent:
Adjust losses promptly »n l draw at sight.
JJ. S. WOhfOTT. r resident,
ALK3L. STODDAKT. General Agent..
It being desirable that adjustments and settlements
should be expedited, claimants under oar policies
will pleas* call at the office of Ogden. Sheldon A
JScodder, 6! South Canal-st.. and confer with m*
without delay, that our purple to pay losers fully
and promptly ai*y be speedily cfloctH,
O. E. HOSMBw, Assistant General Agent.
WEARS WHITING NEW INSURANCE AT REA-
TUNABLE RATES.
OGDEN. SHELDON A SCUDOER,
62 South Canal-st.
luaurancc Notice.
All pat*ons u'>ldln* nollcles in the German Fire In
surance Company of Cievetan-I, Ohio, and sustaining
Icwtes hr the rocepl fire, ere requested to call at
Room 3. third floor. 30 Madi*pti-«t,
A. RI7TEB, Assistant Secretary.
Chicago, Oct. IS, 1371.
Independent Insurance Company.
Partin having claim* igaln»t the Independent In*
•nranre Company for are rrqoested to submit
their claims -or sdiustment at the nsrllrtt possible
tints, that the extent of 1o«i of said Company may be
definitely arrived »t. snd tmm*dlaie action taken, if
possible, as to a final disposition Of the satne.
A representative of the Company will remain‘ln
Chicago h>r a short time fur the purpoae of aiding iu
such result.
Claims to bfr T»r WM ‘o*** at pur nflUe, to KldOdce
conrt. <?Ktf. C. CLAItKR d «~Q.. liwu.
Western Insurant* Company,
OF BUFFALO, N. Y.
The Clncaco office of this cora»>at*r Is for tha prra
«.Dt at TS West lUndolrh-at, Parties holding lt«
policies are respectfully to call at their
earliest convenience. i. K. DRUI-B. Agent.
Chicago. Oct. 17. '**7 l.
Claims for Insurance*
C. 1). I’AUL, Attorney *1 Law.
anerial attention to prepatlnc Ptoola of loss and
to claim* for Insurance.
23 1 WEST MAI) IS 0N- ST.
Insurance Notice*
All persona boldine policies in the Alrmanoia In*
■orance Company. of Cleveland, Ohio, and sustain*
jug lo«a by (lir> recent fire, arc requested to call st
boom 3. third floor. No. 3“ n eat M«di»on-tt.
l»H. WiL SI EVER. President.
Cqicioo. Oct. 16. Iv 7».
Klre Losses
Promptly adjusted and proofs mads by undersign-
d, No. 70 Canal-st., second floor. FRANK P.
FIMIKU. Notary Public and Adinat*r.
Hibernia Insurance .Company*
Any one holding policy from tho above compen 7
and who has suffered by the late tire will call at 4
South tanabat.. between the hoar* ol 9 a. m. and 4
p. m. each day, and bring tb*lr poiklea with them.
TItEADWAT 4 JEWELL,.
:i 1 ‘Agenta.
£tun Life Insurance Company,
oe Hartford.
We will be on bend to transact butioeaa. U uenal.
on Monday. Uafober l«„yt Room-at, Nn. tat West
Mhdbou*«t. *»ur txvikt.' etc.,«tv all saved.
qVIATT. E»LU A Co.. Mantcera.
Losses.
M. A. BORKK 4 SON, ATTORNEYS,
are prepared to mature papers In allleases cT cTeima
for insurance aud all other 1 gal bukioeaa. office I
and S. No. 1M Swtxth UaUted*st.. late 17 South Clark*
Tbe .Mutual Life Insurance Co..
Of New Tori v AH hooka, papers, and receipts saved.
C JOm 163 Weal We.htirot«tfat.
O. CKl»jaqfE. Agent.
Reliable Insurance-on Good Dwellings
Can be obtained In the old Uatntiscturer'fl In*or-'
nice Co., of Boston, from GEO. C. CLARKS
CO.. IngaraaceAgenu. No. 70 Etdridce.cOmt 1 1
'Special Notice.
Tbc Bsirdof Adjusters »&1 me«l*t olSc« or
it tMtcbell this evening,*! 7 o’clock, tharp, to take
iC ‘*ction concerning the adjaalmwit -of the' larger
INSURANCE.
TO CLAIMANTS
The Adjusting Office of the
FRANKLIN
Fire Insurance Co’vi
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Is at Boom No. 6 New Sherman Home. All perrons
bolding policies are requested to present them- for
Immediate Adjustment.
Uniform blanks will be furnished and proofs mads
up without oost.' Losses, when ascertained; will M
paid xoar iFTjXaXi.
COFFIN 4 KELLOC«,
Central ArcuU.
Present Your Claims.
All persons holding Policies In the MUTUAL EE-
CUKITV INSURANCE CO., ou, property destroys.!
or damaged iuths late fire, are retiucstcd to call at
the Adjusting Office of the Company, ISS West Wash'
ioglon-st.. up stairs. BRING YOCU POLICIES
WITH VOU. The object is to obtain information
necessary to an early adjustment of all claims.
K. B.—The General Office of tbo Company will re-
main for the present at No. 20 South Cliiiton.st.
Important Insurance Notice.
Parties liaviog claims against the following com-]
patties. viz.;
t.’oimnercial Union Assurance Co., of London;
National Insurance Co of Rancor, Me.;
Tradesmen's Insurance Co., of yew York;
Hoffman Insurance C*v. of N*w York.
will please call a*soon as possible at the New Sher
man House, end brine with them a complete list of
flirlr insurance, and all facts in their possession
necessary to prove their The umlerrisned haa
full power to nettle and pay all losses of the at>ove
companies as sapri as aati*f»et..rv proofs are received.
U. D. ALLIOKR, special Av»nt,
Clilcaco. Oct. 16. ia7l. »w Sherman Tlmiwe.
TV-Whom it Concern,
All who have elnlra* for losac l by the re
cenl conflagration «vaiu*tthe Atlantic Fire Insur
ance Company, of Brooklyn. N. T-am hnrehr re
quested to present the sante. with all vouchers there
of, to the undersigned, at his office in the n»w Slier
man House, for immediate ad(n*tment. DANIEL
C. OSMAN, General Agent, New Bhermau House.
n.lcagn.tVt, ts?l
BUSINESS C-ARDS.
Complete Set of Tools,
Also Revolvers,
SELLING ATOLU PRICES.
Nails, ST -25 Rates.
LOUIS GROSE. 07 West Randolph-st..
iecoii-1 door west of Jefferson-K*.
CMcap and Lyons Lime Co.,
800 Stafe-st.,
Maanfaclorers and dealer* In Quirk Lime, Water
Lime (Cement), Plaster P-vrl* ttitucenk Plastering
Hair. CYRUS B. COUP. Sec'y.
W. Mclntyre,
PUBLISHER. UUUKSKLLKU AND STATIONER,
Flflb'tt., cor. of Louis, Mo.
ESTALISUKD IWS;
Standard, tol*ceUao»ou*. theological, Sundar
school, educational and agricultural literature In
great variety, at Kasteru catalogue price*. Fatally,
pulpit, arhool and pocket Bibles. testament*, prayer,
hymn and music hooka. School books, ladies' and
counting housestationary. Wo keep the largest *tml
best selected stock of theological aud Sabbath school,
boot*, of all deostplnations. with those of the
American* Tract Society, American Sunday School
Union, and private publishers. Goods urdermf-00l
on hand will be bought and forwarded. Catalogues
on application.
Gage Brothers Co.
We are now located at
061 INDIAN A AT.
Onr new stock of Millinery Goods, boncht sines
the fire, is now arriving, and ><n and 'after FRIDA i,
OCT. So, we will U* in a position to wait mi custom
er* and flit orders m formerly. Everything new and
stvlUb. ami suitable for winter trade.
Vartic.i owing .i* can, by sending us AIUNIIT at
this particular time. a*«u«l n« verv much.
Geo. C. W. Sherwood,
BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS,
No. 1(C Caiial-at., Chicago.
Culrcr, Page,' lloyiic Co.,
11. !3, AND* 13 SOUTU-DESPLAINKS-ST.-
A small invoice of find-elan blank booki,
yeslenlsy: also.a full line of gold pens.
Wra. O. Cole,
Real Estate Agent and Notary PulUc.T.v. Wabash
av. Abstract* copied and certlflcd; routs collected;
property bought and sold. All real estate matters
-utrmted to my care will receive prompt attention.'
*I» S« Crouse,
MICUIGANAV
Will reopen !h»ntal Office at *ame _pl*oa NoV«
Gilbert, Hubbard Co.,
Knir i'IUKDLKBS AND KAIIiItAKEBS,
Dealer* iu
TWINES AND CORDAGE.
14 and 16 Market-at;;
Are now receiving.* fresh lot of Hope, Twines.
Blocks. Ac., snd wlthlQ too day* will be .ahlp, as
heretofore, to OU any orders ia*oue Una.'
Abell Hotchkiss,
DEAL ESTATE AND LAW OFFICE,
Ueraovodtod? Cansl-st: t;;
Special attention to preparing proof* of le-itood.
collecting insurance. Also, to psrfccltng evidence of
title destroyed by Ore.
House* and lots for sale at minced prices, and on
easy payments.
ABELL A UOTUIIKI&t,
'Attorney*;**<•.*,
A3 Uaual-at., Room I.
Biggs, Ppcncer Co.,
CUTLERY AND CL'SS^.
Temporary office at 1033 Wabaah-av.
W. 11. AVoodyatt; M. D,, H
SY£ AND EAR SURGEON.
373 Sonroe^oti"
-Ownarj of. MnrtaoA., ">A n:
Geo. C. Pry, i
ATTORNEY AND NOTARY PUBLIC. V*
Bpoeial attenlinuatvsa to iherproW nfjosspapid
other matters relative to Ihcliltw flrP. Baring made
inanranes law a specialty-, F»r the’past three years,
I,o*lo*** will bt conducted with despatch. -Offies, M-‘
West lUlidolph-st.
To the Stove Trade*..-
BUItDBTT e^ailTli-A-P'L.
Troy Store Works, arc prepared »o famish fall line*
of their cooking and heating stoves. Also thp cele
brated soft coal haso-burn3c< Parlor »tove, the- Du
buque. at o'd prices.. Wararoomq, CJark. qitar'lCih
sf., I'htogo. 111. _**■
C. Jernc,
Proprietor of the Bong Koog Tca Store, will rc.
some business aa soon as he geta his new VutMirig
vreclod on Hslsted-vt.. between Randolph- •ad
Washington**!!.-, with a full assortment o* -Dana.-
(Attlees. Spire* aud-Groceries. Fri^oat.office brlVi.
North Ourtl*-*t.
Dr. I'. C.-UmJ
OCULIST
Te tha County llotplul.
Office*: 32 West Jladiaon-st., aasthwimt coroee of
Clinloal 9 to tl a. m.‘. and 6 to 7 p in.
At'lh* County Hojplul (.Arnold-sW, near Eigh
teenth), 2 to 3 p. in.
C. H. McCormick 31.C0., V* V
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
t t .--v- ,!rr.Jr?*o}i
ClintPd-'st.. Tluoa) J, Chkajo,
All right and rradf ftr.haslncs*,
1). J. Schuyler. 1
ATTORNEY AT LX W? J
118 Cottage Grarh-avl
Special attention givsa to luauranre mattcniml
i i,
,Joim c. BUtom
fd Writ Lakc'it:, fourlluflofir,..
K»TAUXXIV>n.VfisI 30
STENCILS...tftKKb >TAtipe.’.:; L
BURNING IIRANDS. w
Jcweu .is■?UoAsr.' i *''>Z
DEALtag .Is i
il>Chlg»B-aT.
I>. J. Lyon,
,*j m!c/i ?r i .'.*iw3n!
ATTORNEY AND NOTARY rUIiLIO,
13 Madlaon-at.
Window Glass.
Ten car loads receiving *Jtntr.
North Despltinea-aLraadaors eomiajf.'* "if Si
AES>TH.y.
College ,Not Burned*
Chicago Medical College"!* in fulf
operation. For information oF clrcnlar.'addre** ifap
rruEaaaof of {»ar»tcy«.; Hi ANDREWS, M. T)./-
:,Kfl,6Sixt»#tlMt .'l’hihira. r
Lyon Healy. ;?l
,r;-r*J?ri2 i nolt-l .nO
UlllUC DEALERS. iv.%'*
Are tearorsrlty located at 257 West Madfioa-at.
r. -I r CA
THIRTY 81/RHETX.ORGAYS,
Saved from (he Arc, are now on hand.
The Wilson sfftang Htmifcis*
NEW SALESROWU r
375 West Madi*on**t v
A foil Block on hand. Cfre oi y'duV o'dcra uni iu
mlttaocea. LORD. DDTT 4 'Y'ablAllS.
*ls. cO'Twgrat Agents.
Dr, Moses Coifin'’
ITs# established hla-often No. 1 15
ralnmer-av ,corner 3Ui-it,_om©e hoarst t»h/».
m..and3to«p t m...
E. U.. Shonnau,: j :m: r i’i
AIJTOBSEV AND NqiARY 4
1M .M»dieon«*f^
7 Gr.o. C, Cl*rs£c'&
-EWHdfj* Court,.. I«iurjw r
Kritten la-nhe H«nofactuP r« in«.urifatft.Conip-»'
iiAßmn; 3nmh American fire ta<upaVc e C-impM**”
Tor* rllome (U
SAFES.
SAFES.
Macneale Urban,
Office 27 South Oahal-st.
I*o this dvle noon, 9! RAPKS opened. and COV«
TENTS PRESERVED COMPLETE/ A few certi/l
cains below; oih*rs'WJll ‘follow a* fast as space in
paper win penult.''
ciiinn, o:t. is, isri.
ll«cnr*l Urban:
GeuUs «ot No. tl Safe. manufactured by yon.
wa* In the recent treat lire which visited our dry.
and wns npcnM on \Vc<lne«<Uy morning. th* second
.lay after the fire. To onr,swat Jovit proved true to
1 the faith we had reposed In It at a fire-proof safe \R
our valuahi** wore found in perfect condition. Wo
want another sale, same size. Your*.
MUSICK GROSS.
v rT Wiicago, Oct! 1?. t«Tt.
Tint it to certify that we had in nor house in Chi.
c««o, at tho time of the fire ofthe >th and Pth |n«l..
on# of Macneale Urban's safes, which preserved
th# content? wittami iojnrr-
Chicago. Oct. I?, ISTt.
J. M. Terwilhgcr, Agent:
Du.arSlr: I want a Marneale A Urban aftfe from
Ton. alien at 1 hs<ljb*f..r»:ilie lln».-lhai<m-lMld bare
biting preserved my books all «afe and all richt.
K.M. THOMPSON.
73 South Csnal-st.
Late of 102 South Waler-at.
Kiditeen new Stfnanf th" abovo raakoHAW arrived
at dejiot. and lin more ou the war from the factory
J. M. TERIVIUIGEH, Ar(.
g7 Wtnh Canal »1
BANKS.
The Merchants’ National Bank
Has resumed business at No. 22*. Mlchican-av..
whern a spacious fire.proof vault has just born rnm
pleteit. Tho safes of ihis bank, together with all
books and paper*, have been recovered from the
ruin* uninjured. Ihd ilarchanto* National Bank is
now. as it cver-ba* l>een, rekdr To meet all Its li t
bllitie*, dollar for dollar. Collections upon alt points
m th" United htates and Canadas will receive
prompt attention, and remitted for it at current
rate*.
net. is. isri.
Jouru.nl please ropy.
The Union Insurance and Trust
Company Bank.
Branch Office, jgo. ;i[o 31 ilaaukce- Av
WHi open fliMr rew ofilca on November. |»t, )s7l
at No. 27 West' Madison «t., nnd*f Sherman House.
All books will l*j paid on presentation.'ln Toll or any
part at the option of tha depositor, at elf Her office,
w. Rawgop il‘fM’t,d. FLJViraon, V*e© Prca'i
DIRKCTOIts—W. K. McUlisier. James Ward,
E. P. I’nUifcr, John Buehlcr, J. 11. Pearson, James
Lotigloy, S. W. Kawsuu.
Baatcni Exchange.
Wo are cashing draft* on the East, also buying
and setting goverument aseoritios and gold.
LENT, PRESTON St KEAN,
Bankers. Masonic Building, ccr. U&Uted and
lUn-lolph-st.
Cushman. Hardin,
••‘•■B’aSKKTIS,-'
17 C'A M’ -Mt: r-A Y.,
Ju«t north of Tweiiiy-becond.it.
Wo have resumed business at our temporary office,
and are prepared to meet mil demands. Iteposlts re
ceived, jtod our regular.banking busmeu tmussr.ted
a* usual. Accounts of cUf merchants and country
bank* srill have atteution. Drafts ou the
Ha«t «-"«>«wd and collected
CUSHMAN HAEDIN.
BANKERS.
For tho accommodation of our West Side friends
and customers wo shall open a Ranking Office at No
10 CAKAL-ST., just north of Randolph-st., on
Thursday, October 2d. A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS TRANdA£frini.-'l fioxiU
South Side office is open, and will continue
business a* heretofore.
i MUSICAE INSTRUMENTS,
After the Fire!
Now is the- 1 time-to buy
Pianos, Organs, Molodeons,
Brass arief' String Instru
ments, &c., &c.' 0
formerly of 69 Washington's!., now located at
270 and 614 Michigan-av,
Have. with charnr.lopi.iUd.energy. -alrearir-Oceived
tr.*m NEW YORK: a»d BALTIMORE hrVHche*a
Inrro stock, of the celebrated
Enabe Pianos,
J. Eauer Cb.’s Pianos,
Ne edham’s .^Organs,
And other Mu«ical Merchandise, which they offer to
lha piildlc for CASH at greatly reduced rates.
La a taw days they-will have on hand a new style
ORGAN,
Moat elegant ami unique in design, which they in
'icn tha public tf* c-«II and examine.
l*ralio«. organa. Ac., tuned, repaired and polished
alsa, lucked and blnpped.
27 0 and 614’Micliigan-av.
BOOKS.
COBB, ABiDEEW’S &CO.
Booksellers and Stationers,
luO Wshash-ar.
BLANK BOOKi.
.ENVELOPE*. u
PAI'EU.
PENCILS- I*EN6,
CprilNG-DOOKN.
ARNOLD S INK,
All rec4v#dand will happened al oncev iM
'"Ortr enstomers will pleas* take notice that wsare
ealahU'tu-d permanently ‘in one of the most «h*“lr*
able location* in Chicago, and will soon be prepared
1 to fill all orders they mat to favor u* with.
.COBB, ANDREWS A CO..
\V»ha»h-ar.
MISCELLANEOUS.
,20,000
I^OJIA-GEB
WATCHES
iFCiB SALE.
ALLEN,'
363 WalDasla-av;
SOCiETY MEETINGS
Masonic Notice,
Tlt« mrmhar* of Blais Lodro are mjoestwl tnioeek
at the WeatMde BewnrolnuC Asoociatisw tluildlng.
corner of HalstM »ud oB-TborwlaT 1 hvts-
C u.a.t;H»-.y i g sgH^iw y
1. O. O. P.
'Sfaionic Lodge No. 'j will meet fbw IJharaday even
ing at llatroonia Hall, corner Clinton »tod Randolph-
DISSOLUTJOXyOTXCE^.
j -*D»s6H!t!on.
jTbv Ann i cO/'ii di**
t5 J Settle 'the
htn'inosiuf the firm, and will cttnUnne the business
Uafc*»>. Oct. if.. I*7l. ;J- KL BJuTJ»V,H
i -MACinNERY.
S>lcam''*3ii£llf^S.
to-h<)tvf.p»'*«* fgooml •handat**»t angina *»t
tmW chr»p;icvliader Mrlnuton bathiaaw. iron
•front*'lor huiMlns*- Old
Fer'pfic-i-apFfr IUTE 4 CO..
rt*t' 3ftAmdn^2S2^ii£Sli£lS2S l 232li2^«^ili*^»<ii'
FORSALS.
f?OR !SAb>>?M)A*fei 'BOOK AND Sfc«J
T .P*?Jsfe*,r7xls: twb*>bn»rs; ig.cooa, order. A
•l7*r***u ruATT m;oTHEiiA. f ar«riWM. m«»>.
“I?ctv Sauk—a v.\LU,»jU.E;i AND -Yews i.o"
i C with furniture. of a large tirst-claes four
■rtrtrr-l-rick house. No,.7lAlCll*nMiS.a». 1 ch>«e to
'trceccaie, near Twenty*fifth*«t.; very desirable for
;imchdrebb*tdlnffS»t«#«*drSarop<au hofc.*l.
.•n prcmias*.*‘ J i'
isteir
■iuVluj.** in quantities to suit. A. HOxKKJIAN.
■tAlrtiP Randolph—tf.. corpcr Ntw
1/OU V b r7— LKalE* \)F ?7oft'ki H), t* N 1»
i SoijtJ* t'anal-»t. Inquire. on promises. o
i»‘Wif-rt> FT. J!V; -~i?• T-
t’ Oil 3ALl>—Odp KalrbauAa' 4ooaatiC aentsi near*
*iy' Oew; ono Weal
i» r -re.-.-r n V'
.OpR
*l*' titilable for a lawyer. Price, 670. Apply at 11H6
ft.:
t?UK aUJI-t anlid watunV. mmtfAa IripjotinUi
X and Diarlde top cases and sbelrin.T: would suit i
Als leief-ieeteiwkei
tn«AlTtfe.>and lit gend*ord«-i
'<\Ho%lit of 9rat*claat candy Jar* aud cake standi
rWOotr»ire Crove-ar. tr•
'.'Oii HALE—Ur exchange—i&J acres,one mil* Horn
railway and comitT amt of‘H*v»wk County.
liin. JN". (I. NICHOLSON. Ileal E.tate and
I r>n*a No. 30 Kan llarriwtß^l.
F‘ ■yjrTsALE'-'oU Ky. r XAJU*K ANU
s-atuty biick tmtbiing vonthmit-ctTr*-
dA LK—A set ut >'ik;rbihCn»iEon scales,
■dPsp. J.Jt.VUW'ICH. ISCW* I 4 Waalungton-AU.
t Virw*df thoAbnnauKilpual rulnnt
,JL> v J6»a<l«2>i*t
r.tn :s -V!
.non At u r.«- mw twa d e r*=o crgßira rfiawn
I P* *jhv!n».iclilnf. one •UUtaiQiLacbififlL Jti. 419
C*OB'SALK—S» feel of •helving and drawer* enlU-
FOU saLK—ami Heal —Viaride— &pa«Hn* ARP
r? on d\ sEirofcv /rittvisstoKniot!) .*W»i
PERSONAL,
I—L—i— I u f
DT TUEMIILK jErJ*.*l.i iiUdm 1
dress, Nn. o Seti'h Canal-«t.. next door Tribune
i »*IR»*". j
T7X>RTvSSM»V W I’ror
Pi -I-*#* {nf.rm ELLEV TIFnVPy. v. v icj]
V*Mrid«*<*.e»»tirt. whees «*s»* find ih** tr"nl.* eon M
arT'-".! to d'*!!*'— 7a* W*hi«S-o--.. tin- «M<*.
ws”- St. Mary's Church. nn the night of the
I
TjtXPnrs*? wagon no. iv, w. r,. eei.nudt. who
i tnoV *ome «»-wi« for ns dnnn'* ih* fir**. wit'
n'e-**'* tv, State-sr., ror.vr Polk-il. J.
ROEMIIEI.n A (M.
George srnnrc\ttrr. ute book-|
ke**iv*r wirh Jsrgar Jt Co., 73 W-*hs«h-av. Unit
nn o<*n. **berid«n. Letters for oti ♦h»ro. Pnn»" "t 1
«'ir» with ftmilv to Cincinnati JOHN KRAUSE, i
19} W«*«tern-sv.. Cincinnati, Ohio.

fat UtDPN '’ITT INSURANCE COjIPAK Y—Wl..*ro
T ofilre 7 .’Poport Trilmne nfllc*. or N**. nSoulh
ii*d door.
F' f>T., P. 'XT
■lrtw.« J. S SHAW. IMUhoro. Ohio. t
TVPORM \T|ON WANTED-oK Sins. I. ft. Mr- j!
Kav. who at Vm o'iin*fcf.. North Side, lit
hor .on. TMOS. McK AY. "f th« Vhrrtnan »o,,«o
TNKORMATION W XTEI»—OF MR. CIUPEM-
—lio tire<l at JW; <ih)o.«t.. North Side, by TIIOS
MrKAY. »t lh«'Sli.-rni«n IlniHc,
T d~FItNrtEBr.T wiirrOeaw n-TTifr floorc**
•I Took A Co.. 2W 3lichig4ii>av., wlicrr- lio can b<> I 1
fonod. 1
TK ih« woman who lent a hor*o to a vnijnc m’f nn
tho UVo xhiifr. at tt*r f oot »*f Jarlc*>>«.»t.. Sundat 1
nifbt of the sre»l lire, will rail No. tt Crevrland
oppe«ite tl« nnivervity. ahe can find her prop-
TNEORMATIOV r Sh*w j
I. Wa«*la»t nt hit xtor*. No, j Ee«t j
Washington at.. at<o«|i 7 oVJorlc on tnominv of th*
fi'e. The ro'Mlna waa atvnjt Qv« fo<*| embfonr inrhr* 1
in holetit. 32 vrare of ace. dark brown bate, with
ei«l» wl>i»k»ra and Ttnt«l«r'ir; wore drab pant* and .1
wr«t. and W»« rrippl*>d in t»ff arm. Anv Information j
will l« tbankfallr received by htv berrared fatnilr at
431 West MadUeu at. i,
TE the man wlm took the ailver ritrher. ailt.'r
raator, hronr.e rlock. an- 1 ««ord, on North
|irni>z* rlftck. nr*- 1 iwfinl, nn NVrth \WII.
vlVn'tfin. «ir» Mnndjy wotninc tb* 9tl>,
*ill return th» »«m». <ir «*tfl hi* ■Mress to IW Soiitl
Vrom, b» will be liberally reward**!.
LUUI3 DUTTO>*.
TF THK PERSON who drove awnr from th« corner
of.l«Va and LaSall».Bt« a load of tmnV*. etc.,
marked G. Iron*. af»h» fifth* fire. return nme to IT?
Wo«f Jackw«n-at,. w{i) receive a anitahlo reward.
MISS JEFKEHSON. whoae acWJ. a«A Ontario at..
w«a burned. d*airea a poAUlnn a« u<vvert.e»«.
fviaifmg foe re*Hent\ with aom* of her forinei
patron*. Her address ia IQSoulh Clinton at.
MR. W. C PERRY can receive his trunk by call'
in* at D RuMc-st.
Y>ERSONAL-MI.« HULDAH PICKETT WILL
JT please call at tl3u Washinotnn-nt.
PVRSOVAL-H. W H Pl*a>« call at Ne. Ct) South
D*«plaine»-at. LOU
PTkRSUVAL-MII. JOHNSTON WOULD LIKE
the man m rail who aaw his >;«n. William
Jnlmainn. «n Ktnaie-at.. o« Mnndav, Oetntwr 9, at
11 'ir 12 n'etork. Address Vft«> W«>«t Monrrp.at.
PERSONAL— WILL Ti|K GENTLEMAN THAT
Imrrowed my )mr*« *nd wucnn on Mondar, at
Lincoln Park. n»ar hospital. to.tako h'lnt m*"
h«n»e w.**t side; return tho same. A. F. RORK*
fIKWDT. irct Tw»ntv.aeennd*«f.
PERSONAL M US. HOLLAS’. FORMERLY
living at Sel»or.«t*. We*t I)lv<«Ion, will pl<*a«e re
turn Mi a trunk ah* took uud«r h«*r cate U»t Snn.u*
nl-bt a weak. during *he fire. IHongiug to MRS.
KVA NS, to 112 Writ Washington**!., and receive a
reward.
PEUSONAL-FRANK HOB, YOU CAN KINO
'me at Sheridan's headquarters. JAME* S
HEWITT.
PERSON Al.—C,. WHO ASSISTED THK TWO
Indies from the Adam* linn**. th» »>lg!it of the
fir*.* will please rail at t£3 West Rando]pli-*t.
PT.USON At.—Chart** L. Clark. f«wnv»rlv of Water*
Jmrr CWk t’ompanv. U Icxpected to come to
Wia. ft U A F If.
PERSONS having law hooka Ifit on .South 'Vai-r
--tt. during the fire marked J. op*rfeh.
l*erg. will h* rewanled I'* a»Mre*»lng REYNOLDS A
RiniRKRG. Lawrapa, Room 5, Lind's Block, corner
of Randolph and Market.*ta.
■pKH-iONAL—B. F. Yomig and J, T. Chumaa»ro:
x Communicate at once bv telegraph with “moth
‘■r.’’. No newt from you make* her anxious. Inquire
for letter at Mayor's offtce. 'sL
rpflE PERSON WHO REMOVED A .SARATOGA'
miak. marked 1.. O. R., also 1 soln leather trunk,
ranvaa.covered, marked F. P, Lonlavllle. Ky..
from the comer of North Clark and Illinois els, on
Monday tßoming. during the fire, will b- aatUfttr
torllv pewardM by lea-ins tue aatne at P;irk av.
e. n. ntnyAW.
miLL MBS. McOUv
tL. send her addt.
MITVHKLL.
v’. li»e«fl7 L*BalD
.l DMplaines*st. E.
WILL the Indies who kindly took rhargn of two
tranValeft in the unfinished store on Slate*st..
near lla/rlann, on the Monday morning of the fire,
October- 0. please send thalr address to JOSEPfI
M AROff ANT), care of 11, Enderli, Swii* Consul, It
Weal
TYTILTi Tdni- Lillehridgr address or call on B W
I’, 33S Weal Monroe-«f.3
WILL E. A. fVchrane nr D. J. Mnllina. late of
?Ti p!m»c call nr vend address to
RL DH'KINSOS. 9t North Sangamnn'et.
WILL ANY ONE WHO KNOWS OF THE
wheraltout* ”f ArtlaGlaea. plenea ccmmunicato
with Mr*. N. A. REERS. .343 Hnl»h»rd*at.
BUSINESS CH&KCES.
BOOT AND SHOE STORK FOR SALK. ON
West Madison at. Best location in city. 311
We«t ATadison »t.
A CIGAR AND KANDY STORE FOR 5 A LE. AT
a riTaDonabte price. Inquire at 7 Blue Island av.
AFIRSTCLtSS VINEGAR FA4TOBV FfHl
sab*. Caparity, 12 balTrls per dar. Address W.
C.. Tribune office, giving name, and where personal
Interview may bo had.
a C’ORNKU GROCERY, IN GOOB LOCATION.
J\- on ;llsUlt<l>it„ near Milwaukee.**., doing n
large paving bnaiuess, for sale cheap. Apply at 314
North llalstod’St.
BKKW'KRY FOR SALE ok HKNT. fOJI PLKTB
and-in emvl order: capacity barrels per brew;
reel* bought or rented: terms easy. Inquire for
two da>> at |p9 WralWashingfon.at.
Dttcc store, with stock, or building.
■to be sold or rented, at a bargain. Address
CHASE, Tribona office.
T^oil’FALK—'Tli- cood-rDt gf store and
I IrvHtad at 227 West Lake*at. Applv at 217 Wcat
Randulph-st.. up stairs.
FORSaLE-A GO'>D PAYING GROCERY AND
provision store. with building. mi one of ib« Wst
streets In the city. w »h cord run of custom: cheap
if I >lJ e*i«hln three days. Apply to L. 11. FIIIBKR*
GEII. 314 Third av.
OR SAl.K^t»R _ T« RENT-THE PACKING
bona* nf {be Duffield Ham and Provision Com-
P»nr. iMiiliratt roncr Eighteenth and Censl-sts..
04x'£rt feet, three floor*. very strong and desirable C«»
heave -hardware nr grocery hn«ine«*. Apply le
Wit CNN. ULLMANN t CO £74 Wahtsh-av.
Poll SALE— Cheap—Fixture* and leas* «f store, p?
South llal*ted.«t. Can befitted np far anr k*rj
ofbaQness. Rent fit* per month, fall after 2 o'clock.
K'OR SaLK-RY DAY Sc SANBORN. KA K WEST
r Madison.et.:
3 taree stores, near Sherman Hons**.
I Ursa building, 4<xlJ*«. three stories high, for
wholesale house.
1 ripnc slot".
1 general ■lore slock.
I tltv roods store.
-t gnwara 1 stock.
Er.ST-STOnK AND FIXTURES FOR
si»h*—A firsl-class store on w*»t Lake st.. now
■•crnpled by a stationer and watchmak**r; can he
madian A No. Island in our line. Inquire or ad*
lr#.« E. UMITH.TtU West Lake st.
vaoH SALE OR TO BEST—Fnonrtrv and machine
F shop, almost new. at tV««dstock, McHenry
)‘ounly. Iminlro of If. KI'KERT. Woodstock, 111.
FOB SALK—Tho “Rob Roy Hrmse.” No. IW. Stale
st.; baildinff. has 17 sleeping roams, silting
rooms, barroom, kitchen and btrn. Termv cash.
A ppif on premises. PETER NEILL.
r EASE IIK A GROCERY 3TOBE. stock, fixture,
me for sale, on «I\tk-«t n»ar Harmon-st. V,
RltAfiO A I*o.. 43 Esrt tlarrison-st.
DRUG STORE for sale, or will taka p«rtn«r*
Splfndid chance for th* rich! man wl'h sj,w to
Address or call on N. SMITH. IMF. Lake-st.
Dtll’O STORE for sate, situated 74* i Stsle-st.. gno-i
fixtures, IN) walnut drawers, iO mnshroom stop
sheD b 'lllea. gold talwla; a general assortment stock
store is 3« feet deep, with extension rooms (S) .V
feel: lease extends to Mar. at the favorable rent
•ff.VI per month; hare been offered f.vw for the
lease since the fire. Will sell on account of health
r r,rfl;V»o. W. STANLEY. M. D.
DKUG -3TURE for sale on favoraide terms—one
half interest. or tbe whole, of one of tha most el*,
cant and orofitanle retail drug stores la the city. Lo.
cation awd trade flrst*eU*s. mclnrtl"C a .v-ry iarg*
pr-aciiptlnn euitem.- Mektism canarToraelßag. Ad*
.irvss. Kith real name, try. Tribune office.
t'akcV. nnsr-cLAs? hoarding jioUise.
full ofaewfnrnitnrv. with Innrlease. low rent,
for •aler‘o° bonus asked, and will make term*
r avonU>le. GEO H. IIES 3. KS SUte.sL' from 12 to
2; residence 319 Wsrran-ar.
VJKW feed mill, choice* locality. A good invost
v -ib»«t for the right mao. Apply to \V. 11,
FRANCIS. 230 West
PJHEfritFRAPHRKS. ATTKNTfuIf —A FIRST,
class gallery for aula (V leaae. imwMiatelv; Da*!-
••r*« rw]. Address E. D. LANSING, Box 143, Rock
ford. D I.
TkRSTAURANT FOB SALE-LEASE STiiCK
CL And fixtures; beet location In CWeaeo; every
thing in-good running order. Call at.310 Milwaukee-
SALOON AND BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE
3 years lease, cheap rent. Call at UH Elites
r»U. Kolll-ir Kill*.
SALOO&L for sale, corner Twenty-sec«nd-«t. and
Wentworth-av. Stock wed fixtures, with two
y-ar*’lease. Apply,on jmrmwes. to W. M. BURKE.
CJTOOK and fixtures of t'taUliaarranddraansaking
O establishment. store and four living rooms. «Jth
leas* at month. forsale. Will taka lot for
r*rr psj-. balance cash, or all catb. iCQoire at store
w* West><atee-»f.
SMAtL drr roods store lor aala, of eight vrare*
standing. on West L*ke-«t. Stack rood and
light. E**«e'lo*ic.',na4, reuf km. DwrlUa£ awef-' 1
head- GiV-J» wilt be sold at cost. No bonus asked,
axUt terms made.t* suit. This if one chance In a
hundred. GEO. 11. HESS. Office 932 St*te>»t M (tom
U tn-3; decldenceaw Warren-ar.
TO MILLERS—A KSW GRIST MILL Pt»RSAtB
er to rent. at. Basina. ;WU. It is htcatedelpad
to the harbor and the'W. f. h, L. Denot. >*»r par*
Ciculani. address VACGOAN ft WILLIAMS. Ba
.Ci«e, Wis.
nato storks, well stocked, and
1 dome* food business. iu the most desirable loca
tions'on the booth Side, for sals- Arpit to B.'W.
PALMER. tSI Michlgu-ar.
TirK.rr.niDK drug store for sale? lj»ca-
M tion, trade, and Astprea go-ad: rooms above for
family; lease favorable. Apply at ££2 Statwc.. ap
at air*..
TtriIOLXSALE GROCERY ETOt% AND'^BUSI
»T pe*s for sale, fra* of bana*.'*mi store lor
leave. l>**irins to retire from bnsisteas, «s* offer aa
above. I Tbe stureisSj f»et wide. I <o feet 'deep, i
ttortea Ittfh, 9 feet deep-cfllav. This *ff»td« a tare
ehance toentoran established business of 2t yesrs’
standing, in one of tbe largest aswe moet, Bowrisbloc
cities ia Indiana. Address ITT X X, care of Tribnne
office, i
Cli \-PDRNITURK factory aud bnslcrss
Ci'.UVyU tar sale for cash or part ezehamr* f«»r
pn.pergr »b Chicago. Address G. S. P.. Eirkrrtlle
sli**anri.
FUTANCIAI,.
TN\R>TMENX-A HAN OR CAPI.
•X «*IiU. with. HMOi oaafa, can Bml tbe best bust,
nrssekamw tn the city hy iwjntrf of JOHN A.
LABTM AN. 353 West R*odolpl«»»t.
\TOS)ei to Lovs is tons 1-Boa wi,»jo 10
on satisfactory rear estate securities: at
S.y. and 10 per cent. CUaS. B. HOLMES. HW Wa
baah-aT.
r pO. LOAN—tfaneg.-ar buy wateHe*. diamonds,
A Jewelry, silverware and.orbar good cwllateral*.
JAS. Ik 3TORFY. tot South<?U»m>n*«t.
UAslfcD-»ts«i IN A-LICOIIJM\tKDU3I.
nt*s which will pay idpereeatla ala: months.
No agekts need answer. The. i*eat of city reiarences
given sbd rMroirrd. AddrewDS, Grove-
‘TXTtASTKD—-TU BUUKUW' Sls v n i >L..ON >1 lIST*
vs die secnrity,rfbrb*Udnig>pu£|4ns«w» Tauwlre
or addrias D, J, ttCIIiUTLER, No. 11$ Grove
P-v- I
K are Daw prepared £o bi«k- lo*o« ■h&rl tun#
»|g»u"l. LfoXHiSg-j.W.. W >y>»*tti«>T
.y
ilCLl> r, U)A» W
tAioo «t. j, ■■.,s!• IT .ii*??.- i
$6,000 SiSfWBS!; %iS2W/.
TTlf>yntoßk«.; .4, T
An n "AND A
eJpO« wv \J ;wle»fy m
pU>vn»-pt and gov l wages... Address.B, B. Tribune
ofUcr. j 1
t&Ofrj Afl ATO-LOAK to a basinet* Arm os city'
real «stst<vaecarlir. .Ko eonsrals*
atle I. Lot an Interest lo (he profits of (he bos»-
WANTED—MALE HELP,
i--
A FIRST-CLASS Carwau or French restaurant
wanted. Am willing tonaj- t-V) for the first
month, and. in rase I am aati«n»d 9M, with free
board and lodging. Onte k tim-cla** reataurant
cook, either German nrTr««eh of *ocd chsrac'er.
need applr. ARNOLD PETCK P 0. Box 3ir,
Omaha.
TJTTANIKn —BY A I.ONr, rSTAPLIr«nrD
Wholeaale hnet and «ho' hnn<e, a firaf-ciaa*
•ste-man. None hnt a rracOcal «lioeman need applr.
Ad..res*, with references, P. 0. Box No. 2TM. St-
I.oii’*. Mo.
WANTED— CAN TAKERS—TEaTTTVE WORK.*
mg men with a few him-lre.l d.aUra crpitit;
saiipsl perm«n»nt. prnH»ahl- «mpiormenr, l»v ad
dir*' ii>t or callingnn S. B. NKWCOMR, Old Stat®
Bsp!> flniMiny. Imlianapoli*. fed.
TtrAVTED-SALESMAN-TWO NO. t MEN
who ran command a lra<».* in the wholesale
Hoot and Mm* l>n.ine««. for Illinois low* nnd
K»n«a«. Address: J. p. &F. 4>| N. Ju a j n at.. St.
Louis, Mo.
WANTED-TWO riRST.rLA&J R()oT AND
h-'e talesmen, to «eil coMs In Northern and
Optra] IRinui* and lowa, who ran command a good
lr»de; al«n. a No. I stork clerk; a tlmrenchlv
eomoelenl porter. N-n* Mtt feßsld*. srtive m»n
need apple. Applv to HIRRAKD. RICHA-NOHLE.
or ablrrs*. wiOi rernmmendations. APPLETON.
NOYES A- CO..Kt. l.nuls,_3lo._
TIT ANI K t —A FIRST-CLASS UETA IL~ V;
rr elerk; must come welt rcromtt\en<Je<l from
ast employer. Call at mA \\V*l Lake-el.. after 7
p- m. v,. .w. I
TT f ANTED -CAP E N frp-s. COUPEfui. AND LA
letrera. jt enr warebonaes on Gr-nre-it.'* b«-
weeo Twrnf\-eeroi-tf asd Twrnty.third.#t«. AL-
ItKKT J. NEEI.Y A CO.
TITANTED-A PRAt’TICAL tXtNKKCTIoNRR
16 coout.of tlm clly. Slca.lv w..rk and good
ware*. None but a firat-cl»*a w.vrVntrn need apptv.
Ad.lr“*a. with reference lend op rail
from -’to t o'clock p, m.. W, S. CARROLL, dcJ Wav
iMsh-av.
TTrANTKD—TA n,O|I»TO Git To TBK COUNT BY.
Apply at 312 North llalsted-«l., I rum Sa. in. to
p. m.
Wasted-four cabinet makers and
two •'•roll «swy-ra to *o >li*hawaka. Ind.
Spldv to Til A YCR A TOILET. Furniture Company.
West Han<Wph*fcf,'* r
ycrX*vw~to naiK.Tnß country. either:
m»l«c>r female pa«t»yconk and I a mi-’
dry wnlasti. wl>o ran *ive good reference* n* to nlilli
tv n**.l rharacter. Imiulrc at Barnes House fur A.
11. IH’NTON.
WANTED— TWn ROOD HUAS-5 SPINNERS.
Apply to JOHN S. BREWER. No. 11 Saat Kin
sle-et.
TTrANTED-MAN A FI) WIFE A CO*»f> Co«iK.
V ami a man to take care of hor- i. Apply at SAI
Walnah viv.
rrfANTBD-A BOY FROM 'fi TO 20 YE RS OM*
to take camnf heroes mid r.«w; and do mure*
•round hops'*, wall racotaneiid'd.' tr. COLE, H9
West Mwi«enet. I u t■’ v
TIfANNTEiI-SALKHMKN IS A
v y hoot and «hoe h'mse In an Eastern city. Nenp
hnrtho«ewho can Inficanroa I%rc* apd firat*yl«»s
trad*, atid ffir- r»»l name and r«ter*oc>. wanted.
Address HOWELL A CO., for three dvrs. Avenue
House, eoroer r»f VTahash.av. and Twenty-seeond-st.
WANTED— A TINNER IS THE
roun’ur. AppW It 11. t'HAGIS ft CO l»e
Randolph and Waslijngfon-sta.. on lake front.
TXT ANTED—3O KMI.KUAD LABORER* TOR
this Slate htit! Iqwa: also, 111 Mw-mill hands lo
CO on i.m!ay. Apply fo E. A. ANGELL. 3) Woat
Rand-dpli *t.
TirASTEP-TWO IfIBST-ULASS CARRIAGE
blacksmith* and two help***, and one Qrst-dasa
Imcc* wood workman at'F. 11. KLEIN'S, corner
nr 4d«m« and <7l|nton-ata. v
WANTED— A DHEDGWIAN; O'efrTIIATTJH-’;
darstanda runniflff an Oigaod dredge, tr*'so»o
Chattsnonffi. Tenn. Anrfr Immediately to L. U.
TUK AT. anftmuh IWlalne* «l.
CITUATftjN WASTED-BY A CARRIAGE AND
O wagon w.wl.wi>rt'*r, in n country lowa. Address
for one week J C S*. Tribune MVe«.
\\rASTKI) TWENTY GOOD COOPER*. TO
V work on flour barrel* at >‘<ir shops in Locicport.
NORTON.* TWeet 3|adle.>n at.
WANTED-**) MBS 'FOR. CHICAGO. Rl’R
llnrtoii A Qnlncr Rallnml: NO men for t’hlra*
go, ATichigan A Lake Shore Railroad. Free fare and
no office fi*» Apple ear)}' to ANDREW Q, DING A
ro;. No, 77 Mliwatilr*e at., nr atgira.*
WANTKD-Oneor t”o Orst-clisa l(fldcnivi sleigh
makora in a No. l eorrlace mbop. Nr*adr work.
Address C. HAWLEY St 50N. Mcfircgof.!lowa.
WASTEP-An oxt-rienced eomtuercial traveller
in the wholesale liquor business- to represent a
Cinrinuati bouse, Andreas t>. W. care
Co<*k.
with whom last enaagnd. j
7\7ANTKD—A good paper boxtnakerwill fnd oin«
VV p’oTment by caUins ou U. NEIDELKLN <t
Cf).. Milwaukee, wt one**.
TTrAi^TED—A carriage boily maker.. Oty> that
if ran make bodies and gearing ean have a
steady job. None but a fir*t-cla«a workman need
arnly. Address HARE 4 IIEYJLUANN, >oble# r
ville. Tod. 1
WANTED— A good a tick rand vmakrr .m-ai nrelr
worker. Applv immediately to A
HAMILTON. Fort Wayne, lod.
WANTED— Watchmnkec—A firat*clas« workman.
Address, with rofercncce. BYjUL
ph'a. Tenn. 1 1
WA NTEI>—A stick candv maker r»g«> in
try._ A_pply a 1293 Firaf-st.. caar Panltm.
WASTED ltnmrdinlely
bw)t*l>ottom* rs. I good fitter, and J tnan on
woman** work: for good steady men we will give
steady work and Apply »UM Mat*
aachiwettg nv.. opooalte Cleni'a grocery, Imlianapo*
lie. Ind- AUDEN .t NKWH A LL.
TT7ANTED-A No. T stick c.iudv maker. A-t.lr-ea,
immediately, BROW N 8803. A CO.. Unincr.
in.
*\T7a STUD —tugood c Odnotmakers. I>H at A 11.
TT_ ANDREW'S A CO.’S f.tctory, =3 West Washing*
ton et.
U 7 ANTED—THE E3IPLOYMKNT COMMITTEE
of tho Relief an I Aid Socinty have e«tabl<shrd
head quarters ai the Woman’s Home. l9lAVe*l3ack
kon*«t for applicants for female employment. N, K
PAIUBANK. Chairman.
WANTED—FEMALE HELP.
YTTAXTED-A good GIRL TO 1)0 HOUSK'VnKK
vv iu a small family. Apply at onct*. nl 2i'3 Weal
VanU«*en-*l.
WANTED— TW't)
go l-» rinnkhitn i flonae. Milwaukee.' Only
».ach need apply, and with Good reference* at 319
State st.. itip stairs’, on Wodne*dny, Get. 15th bsl*
ween tbu hours of to a. m. an I 3 p. m.
WANTED-A good WOMAN* COOK AT 111
VV West Kaubdpb at.* imtue.lia t>»lr.
TETANTBD—An experienced ladrhair jrc*s*rwhn
Vt can nianofartnrn and s'll goods. Apply. at
once, to Mr*. R. \V. ALLEN, 173 Woodward av„ De
lri.il. Mich.
WANTKO-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
homework at A> Twentv»t>ilr.Vit.
T ANTED—WET NURSE IMMEDIATELY. AP
plr At No. CU \Vaba«h»av.. bailment.
TYTANTED—A neat, smart Swede clrl for srneral
v V housework; mn*t be good cook aud laundress.
Apply, with references, at f»t Twentr-fontlh el.
TIT ANTKD-A swmslVw: one tliat can cut cblj*
dren’a clothes and run Singer sawing machine.
Apply *t 121f» Walmslr nr.
’TYTANTED-Girl to cook, wash. and iron; otic who
*v llioroiuty understand* the buainess can have
a permanent plaro AcJ good wages.; Call at Ml Weil
Monroe st.
WANTKD-Kor hotel In ftiecountry, a tlr»t-rla«s
paftry cook, and ono who can give good ref--r
--enecs. Apply thi« morning at employment odice cor*
tier of Pcacia aud J*ck*on-tU.
\\fASTED—At IIS Indiana av.agirl that Isa
good washer and iorner juJ can do plain conk*
Ing.
\\7 ANTED—A good servant girl that understands
wnsiiing, Ireuinc. and plain cooking. Apply
with reference at laiE Welnish av.
I\7 ANTED—Noprano Ninger. on.- perfectly familiar
with the Eplsfopal service. To a good singer
lilirral terms offered: Oue cempsteut toteacll Vocal
«nn«ir rnderred. Address W. li. 11. N3IITII, Organ
fit. Trinity rtinpch. Tolelo, Ohio.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
QITUATIHNS WANTED—FOR ALL KINDS OF
O h-lp. Apply Immediately at the HOM K OFFICE,
IVt3 States!.
iTtIATIUN w aVIKD-ab- WamlTmL
and ironing, in a family. Inutiire at Sid South
<'lark si.
OirtlATlON WANTED—By a first.enwa wcon-l
O girl either as chiimbermald or dining ro*ira*irU
Can give tawt of city references. Apply at 179 But
terfield.st.
BO&KDINQ AMS LODGING.
79 liosour, nt.-onb:la»ge front room.
w with alcove; water, gas, fire, Ac.; nicely fur
nltne>l, for two gentlemen; also, one small ro»«n fur*
ni*h"d, with coo*l board; «U- in private fitmily, two
l,Wt« lr«m Madison st.
1 Oft HUNORK-ST.-BOARD AND IDIOMS FOR
iuO four persona in a private family. Term*
reasonable.
I*lo SOUTH SVNOAMON-ST.-GOOD BOARD
llu and rootaadn'if be ebuh»9 at vrfy roason*-
bte prices; also af f«W' day' boarder* caa be occom
tnodstiaj. r,
DOUGLAS PLACE—FUNHIaIIED OK ON
WU rurnlshnl rooms, with'bfiaf.r. for four gen
tlemen, or I wo gantlenea and Uiair wive#, at private
r—idrnca.- T'-rms r-wsonabla.
1 *JQ SOUTH GREEN ST.-A FURNIcUED
x tjtJ Trout r»"in to rvnt.'wtth board.
1 7>J PAIiK.-AV.—TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BK
AI *7 accommodated with room and bo*vd.
IQA KST MADWoN-st., CARLO’S mLOCK—
Av7U Tiitevnr fonr bosrdars wanted. Reference
exchang -d. v* t
3DlSON*J>r.— For gentlemen and lady, 01
«)VT two gents. Apply to CLaFIN BROS.
i one wjuax av., near dduglas place
,£i\JKf -I will taka a frw adult persons to Imard.
during the winter, choap, at myhoaie. Jhnuibos
{•and ears convenient. WILLIAM BRA<*KETT-
OAQ Af tUNGTON-bT.-A salt* ol Goat
rooms, (urniahad oc •nfurii->heJ. for gaat
and wifi-or sinefe geDtletr<en. With good board.
OOQ WEST
lo rent.wita board.
9<q west madison st.-cood board
ytttJ can be obtained in the most pleasant parc el
tW city.
,0/*q' WEST ILAKUI>Ob.oT.. >E.\K UAU
4iDO sted—Two gentl-mea can be accommodated
with a pl<uay>t n»»ui and good bmid.
ss'Tft West ttaadujpb M.—Muotne to rent, with er
I U without boardt-also dsr boarders wantel.
OQI Ml Cll 1G A A V7-TBA ksftMUUAKD.
>iUi ers accommodated.
OH "KST SIUXnUE-UANDSOUK PUR
-o*jt*X ttlshed room with board In a prirate family.
Terms ressonabele- No other boarders. References
exchanged.
IfJ I in suites or singly, furnished or onfurnhh
ed. to rent with board. HyiWMS.
MICIUIiAR-AV.-EUKNibUED AND UN
OOO furni-hed rooms to rent, with board. Brick
boose, with all modern improvement*.
n r mICIIIGaN-AV.—Marble front bunse. fnr
i.l-±0 melied front parlor and hed-roota, with
Ixiard. Two gentleioso can find nrst-claas accomtuo
datloascheap..
B'OAttDiAG-WiTM PCKM?MED WDsrrß
nlsbed rooms, at -BarensWoodi-lll.^jO-miootea
ride from th« Northwestern i-ff n
quire at the officeol LOL1& IibOXB A CO., rfjVVtit
Randolpli-*t.
G\Rf»t*H OltY-»VC8B-B* tnntM to'3M'STDr*-.
uJir»tud .p «p
;ir«sf Alsu has connected a hoarding stable. 1. UIG
GIN'B. Proprietor.
ÜBUAKD I’LAtE— WILL
find the best of acccmmodAilen* at Enoch
Wo -ds’. 3W atate-st/ Charge* reasonable-
eara<TElL-yoUH-OK yiX'kOUXG MKN~ IN
227 Wstiasb ae.
'XOIiEASE.
t r *sr—t 1 tL-ST.. 4d D 1 Itt PELT CN
l^^«i.it E JaSksoti...Bow
r Csnal-st., ll .fi el{> r ßkitia ii(inii.
S. r U aV. t ed? lid£n Of M onion and LeSaßa at*.
ri^TLl.Cst-LoT. m ».p r
I «17.n .nJ Peoria also. Lske-st Imiwcvu,
.H.y SndAtiD/. MEAD ft E. 7» W ett M»dUoo-«.*
Boom 4.
fivo LEASE-Lots on Bulterfleld. Arnold, and
t Weutwcrtlwavs l-c'.weea T« »tj fl!tb wi
Twenly-sixih-sts. Long tim o o >ow rent. MEAD
CUE, Tf WrtCH*dtaoo»tt.i IL-mgj
rORSAU., J
Hotef Ifor
Tin' fbmiture and fixtures' of a flnl-cltßsJiniei;
consistinguf range. c«hjLlh£ utepiile, Ac;.'ttlt coin-'
Cora hoot* of sixtyohtw (63) rooms. feiidTri good
cuudltleo toßoHtoauy loeaiitVvj Ineoieeof

i.. •SB North Usnal-st.
To.pxlut^rsa. t .x.
Fortalt*. at.a bargain-- Kn. 41 .Adapt* 5-rollor
press: AO IbaStnilTPica FranVUu type; Luos
i.*ritu«sr Franklin type; l*d lb* ‘Kbsitereil Franklin.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Foil SALE-HdUm and l«t. *44 Wml U«dl»on*tt.
llohm, with lease. Ut Wait Madison *st.
Grocery etore. with lease. opposite Scatamon
School.
Budding, with Tease, 14* W»«t Madlson-st.
Building. with lanw. Lake*at.
Building, with lease. 1M \Ve*t L«ke-tt.
BuiMing. with lease, <3 West Lako-«t.
Building. with Jea*», 129 Fonth Canat-sf.
House nnr! lot, HA South Jeffsr*on**t,
llonso and lot, Ini South -Teff*r«oo*i»t.
lions’* and lot. tn7 South Jefferson*:*:.
Kira houses aiui loU, with possession. 22 to A) Wab*
pfinsrdi-aT.*
House, »ltb lot; modern improvements, with poi
section. West Washington**!.
BuiMing. with Iras*. ijn Sooth f*onaJ-it.
Building. with lease, 536 South Staie-st.
Lot 26x1 on Adsm*-st., near corner Dearborn*«t.
Lot 73xinn on Van Burca-at., corner of Sher*
nisn-st.
A- P. DOWNS CO., Boom 2, .’.o West Madi«on-»t.
Foil SALE-OH KENT—HOUSE WITH 23
rooms, 361 West Wasbington-st. Inquire on the
premiae*.
FOR SALE-BRICK HOUSE ON WEST WASH
inston.gt.. 2 atoriea and basement. 13 room*,
with furniture. Jojuire of STUBY M GRIFFIN.
corner ofGreen and Randolph.
|7OR SALE—WEST MADI' s »N.ST.--»i RV I’-)
I northwest corner of Washington and Ann*
hi*. SNYDER i LEE. Real Estate Ageute, No. 4
McirnpedUau Utock.
For sale-house on leased lot, near
Court Hon«fl (High Sclioo)]. isn West Jlohroe***.,
two story house of 9 rooms, favorable lease; imuinli-
Rte poeapaa'on. Price, c-iah; a decided bar*
fealu. F. D. MARSHALL. 333 West Madiion at.,
Room«.
rpOB-SALK—ON SIICUTGAN-AV.. NEAIITWEN
ty«|hlrd->>.. first*clata house, with furui«
turr, on easy payments, lion** contains all uiod>iru
luiprovemeuts. with lot 73xlf>6. liruLodialo nos****,
ahm given. Als«. honneaud lot at Muplawooit, f«ur
miW from Court House; price, R.OOO. A. It. WING
1 A CO., aft’* h« a 1 1 av.
FOU SALE-TUBBE PINK HOUSES. BRICK,
with stone trimmings, two atones and base
ment. iust built and to he ready for occupation by
lat of November. Brick barns 111 rear. Situated <lO
Rue St. Honore. a half Mock south of Madison-at.
They willl** for rent at il.Oui and »1,30n pemniinm
If not sold by l«t of November. JNO. G. ItOGHKS,
C 93 West 3louroe-st.. aud at UisKSchool buiiJing.
F» Oil SALK-2«)xi2'l OS STATK.ST., OPPOSITE
the now Palmer Hotel, or w ill lease ic for thirty
year* without revaluation. Address li. AN,
J2O EUis«av.
I7OU SALE-A favorable lease of a lot
I on Stalest., near Sixteen th at. JNO.O. NICH
OLSON. Real, Estate and House Agaut, oO East
Harrison at,
nOK SALE OB BENT—HOUSE AND FUBNI
r turc. North West cor. Oakwood and Cottage
Grove ar.
FOR SALB—Two-atory and basement brick house
and lot oq West Adame-aL, near Jefferson Park,
at a sacrifice. Also one on Jefferaon-M.. near
Monroe: and Louses and lota all over the West Side
on easy terms. PHILLIPS A CHANDLER, Rent
Estate BrnfcerSyfle.West Madiaon-sd-
IJ»UK SALK—"CliOsp Residences—A new two-story
and basement marble front boua*on Indi:ui> ar..
near Thirteeutb-sr., at CU.OOO. aa vary easy terms.
Also a frame house, barn, uud lot in same vicinity
tor #9,000. aaay terms; only small cash oaymont re
quired in either case. Also bouse and 13 year*' lease
on Michlgan-nv., near Fonrleenth-it., forH.NtO, on
easy terms. J. ESAIAS WARREN. 413 Jlkhuiao-
Foil SALK—House No. 733 W‘m{ Lakcst., with lot
23x125 feet fhuHnesa property). just beyond Union
Park, on ease term*. Call on premise*.
FOK SALK UK KXCUAN-E —iMPKOV'£I) AND
vacant property in the‘north west and south
•Ihisions. aome very ricairaclo propertiea for ex*
change. BALDWIN DA.VIS. SI Halsted-at., be*
tween Madison and Washlngton-sU.
FOIt PA LK-TUK TWO-STORY AND DASEMKNT
brick bouse, with lot 23x137,5, 71) Twenty-second?
at.; tho very choicest location in the city for real*
deuce or bustnoas- Price, aio.tmo. half cash, balanco
on time. Apply on premises after-5 l»2 o'clock p. m.
BAKEItt. \V ITH TWO LARGE OVEN*. CKACK
er machine and fixtures complete. Good trade
established, with three large rouoiJ, 20X70 feet raoh,
for sale.
AKGEaT LIST 1> TUK CITY OF PROPKBTY
In the West Division for s»la by D. OOLE A
SON, West Madit*oo*«t., Cole’s Block.
FOR S A LE—Three year'* ground .lease and a two
story dwelling nud store; 2?xCi) feet, on utin ot the
best basiosss corners la the West Division at a bar*
gain. Applv-to H. B. STEVENS. Room 5, No. CC,
Wo<t RjmdolpU-st.
FOR SALE—Or In Rent—W* have three out or*
block of-fiw vlggant F.roar stone duelling",-three
stories and basement. first*rla»s In every respuct. for
«ale ot to tent; located on Xllis-nr. Inquire nt cor*
ner Ellls-av. and Thlrly-sovcnih*st. HOLLAND <1
FREAK.
poll NALE—3I,OOO WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL
C m-w room cottaga and lot. at North Kvanston;
*3OO down, ami SR» per month until paal. IRA
BROWN, corner Randolph add liaUted*sts. UoomC.
FOR SALE—The brick block of four 3-story houses.
No«. 413, 417, 419 and 431 West Vanßuren. Ap*
ply nl l3oTliroop*st.
FOR SALE-By A. Kovats f'o.. Real Estate
Aei’tita. Masonic Building. Room fi, a 3 -alory
brick house, with basement; all motern improve
ments. Hounoor 13 rooms South Ilalstcd, and house
■of 17 rooms near Globe Theatre, on Desptaines*st.;
-also a good selection of houses, furnished and unfur
nished, for rent and for sate.
FOR SALE—33OO down and 9.MM la three year*, will
buy a neat, new and comfortable cottage and
lot near street cant. Call for AVERS, corner Cot*
tag** l!rove-«v. and Forty-fifth-at.
FOR SALE—4-story marble front hott«« and lot.
Vii>cenocs*ar„ alt modern itonrovemanls; only
49.009, <>n oasy terma; also two cotinges and lots in
Cottage Grove, $3,C00 etch; s3ou cash, balance In
mouthlr pvvmenu. Address oc call ou E.F.IIKN*
SIIA W. f.3 V ?uc<iin-s*nv.
FOR SA LE-The basement cotUipa and lot No. 704
West Indiana's!, eight rooms, besides pantries,
clixeta. Ac., nt-arlv new. price. fXOUU; half caeli,
ba’anco on time. Inquire at BA'* Lake-st., or on the
pyeniWa.
F'OR SALK—SI,3IU—f3iM cash will buy a nice 6*
room cottage .near the horse cars: balance In
monthly payments of Hi per month. There never
was a better time (or a mechanic to bny than now.
J. S. GOULD. T. 4 Wabaah-av.
For salk-dv c. C. THAYER A ro.. real
Estate Agents and Auctioneers, 41
court;
Michlean-av.-A valnablo leaae of lot. near Lake at.
M<*nroc*st.—East of Fifth at-, 4'iXlWfeet; Hlid luxlUO
fvot.
Stnte-sl.'—Between Jackson and Van Boren at., east
front. 23x133 feet: price*.*jUper foot.
Clirlvet. —North of TwMfth-sl., 23x101 feet,
lloueos and lots in the West and South Division*.
FOE SALE-Urick house on May-al., betwron
Washington and Kndlaou-ata. If mit sold would
rvnCto a party who would bay furniture. MEAD A
COK. 79 We«t 3ladiao»-at-
t'UK aALK—frame houcs on i'ark-av., near Pan*
Jma. At a bargain. If not told would rent to a
party who would bur the furniture, which U tint*
riot. MKMi.I OIK, T'J Weal Madiaon-at.
|3uk SALE—fracmhuUM on L>mra-ov.. 3n foot
r lot. Purchaser can' buv furniture if they with.
MEAD COE. 79 Weal Madisnn*«.t.
i OR r*.\LK—Or Item—4.*l MKlugan-av.. between
I Thirteenth and Fourteenth-sls.. lino retidtnee.
marble front, three stories huh. with bassmaat.all
modern Improvements, II rooms, la ,tiue anithbor
hand, with nr without furniture.
SALK—Several .houses and stores on West
Luko and Madison-sts., with immediate posses*
sion: some ou leased cronnd. with favorable leases.
A. P. DOWNS A CO.. No. W West Maditon-al..
Room up stairs.
i;oll 3ALE-«2,mi. house ana tot on Ruddao-st..
I near Twstity-elgntf»*sf.
lioo, small house ou Buddan-st.. leased gronnd;
>h).<uk well built- new house, uu rooms, on Wa
basb-ar, noar Twanty*fi'lii*«t., easy terms.
VJ|DU'IIT| U(«l m;
fr3.o»), three story marble front, Michigaa-av.
near.ThicteeatU-at
fS.nto. house, No. 91 Halsted'St.
IVM. GARNETT. 6CC Sutc*st.
tj’yil 9ALE-*l,ooo, houso ol fit" moms and barn
on DiuhleLst., near Haleted-st., suotli of
Thiriy-flfth-st, Will uka in part paymant
span of maro4. WM. GARNETT, Wt Niate-il.
FOU SALE—Fine dwelling on Warren ar.. near
Onion Park, with lot 133x75, HERBERT A
QUICK. 339 State st.
troll SALE—Building and lot etxlW. with engine,
boiler, shafting, polity*, drying JtUa*-A9- f
quirrd Will wan t merely enough cash or collateral
in secure sale. Balance may remain on loag lime
mortgage. Inquire immediately at offline, northwest
corner Cliobin and Jackaoo at<.
t OR SA LE—Good aad cheap lots on South side, on
r Arnold. Butterfield. Bmfdan, OarrlbaML 3tth.
nib. Sth. 29th.' 30ih and Asth-ats., And on Sburtl*ff
and >V i-ntwurth avs. Flv«y«ar*. *l* per cent. No
advance In price though such lots must soon doable
in value, Tue increased demand fur ImiMinr lots
near where to many U-oa of million* Tnu&l b« paid for
M»or. will adtancatho pricettf *neh lote. 1 Tire old
nrires ana easy terms. ALBERT CRANE. £72
Wabash av.
FOR SALE—Good collate of 6 rooms on Morgan
st netr Jackson, nicely furnished: large Lara;
tong lease ol lot at low roDtal. Price for Mt. 42,20);
part on rime. C. ADA3IS. Room t. 13Canal-«t.
tayii of S rooms, elegantly fur*
aithetl, on Twenty-ninth-st., near Wabash*av.
Lot leased for 7 years; ground rant 193 peraDunm:
no taxes; can ba had for tI,3U) cash, f» AU ÜBAOG
*GO'.. 4&Ea*t Harrison-st.
17OR SALE—A lot on Shsvroan-«t., in burnt dU
trier, at a great bargain. One-thirdleash; bal
ance 3 and 3 years, F. A. BBAGG A CO., <6 East
Uarrisoa-st.
IVOR SALB-OB TO BKNT-WABEIU)CSK
i: Tha spacious brick 'churcta’builinng corner West
Harrison and
floor*,’ with gas and water alrandr in# Tha best
building fur atoraan and business purposes now va
cant in th« West Division. Term* easy. Apply In S.
M. HUNT, JR.. T» W'est Vanßirven-at.
SUBURBAN READ ESTATE.
For dALK-IN EVAK6TON—NORTH KVANd
ton and Glencoe, bouses, of from 3 to lo rooms,
at law figures; monthly payments wllttray.n home.
C. B. BROWNE, Evanston.
FOB SALE-Reshlenca In Waukegaa—The real*
denca of Doctor B. S. Cory ..li.offered for sal* on
reasonable terms, with ur wiibont furniture. Apply
to CORY.,BARRETT A CO.. 47 West Laka-st.
FOR SALE—A a 3-story CotUio lioum. «u><
Lrtclc basement,'marble mantels. furnace, and
bath-room*, furnished, all near. Dost Wll.
sell at a discount fur cash. ±5,000 can remain for
three years, at 10 percent. Ildusa. within alrw rods
;nfstation. 20 minutca* ride from Chicago. Address
TIIPRBKB. Xribaneaffioc.
FOR SALE—No rash payment from partu# who
wUlimprore. Ton can make delightful, home*
of those large lots at .peepUldes; Oywd. school*,
churches, ami near depot. L. O. STILLS, Agent.
112 West ltandolph-<t.
17(JR SALK-OU TO EENT-A PIIWT-CUSS
F brick h -tise. With bot and cold water In nearly
every roum; bathroom, all heated by eteatn; a good
mot*, food sited brick barn. aoa lar*a Jot a.l lire
pleasant village of Bite Islstid. sixteen miles sonlh
ot Chicaf". Trains on Cbicafa ft Bock Island Ball
road run tu accommodate business men, and mb.
mutation rates of Ute very .low* of 11, 11
MASSEY, at Pine Island. 1 ___.
real esxAke waiyrKn.--
Tgr ANTED—LAND IN TUB BURST DISTRICT,
no loss IftMi or. will pay at a falr.prica. J.
5. GOULD. XA Wabavh-av. <_
TtrANTED—Tor castomewe—Lets Id lease hi the
burnt district*. J. U. BRAGG. 45East ilsr
rl*on»«t.
TT* ANTED-In exchange—Lots in burnt district.
It 3oath Wntico.fbr ttiß'bssftTourrnt mai.lti
Cook County, all rtndla*’piolUabn will
tmpmveat once. Inquiro of Jt. BOWEN ft-bON,
15 L'-ntre-av.. near Madison-st.
\x* ANTED-ln exekange—is»U in borot district,
>1 honth Division, for a valuable productlveprop*
perty, comprising pter-warehoow storr,- poodThops,
xc„ where an active ■m*u-'k*n‘ net Wporcefltper
jni'ttm on ralnatioa t-V*eent o«aer c -tnade w over
*:c.us> a year for six years.. Inquire of C. it. SO WEN
A MIN. 1A Centre«av.
SIX boßdredHioiand /iollars caih to invest. Any
uoe ow&lost burntdiittictpiupcxiy, for
enr only—sddrasi N; W. AaKlNb*. 7W West Lako-st.
S3OO,OaOTT&W]2?^.S;-'ffi.
Real estate bought and sold. Addrass J«B. TaYLOR.
3J Douglass IMace, for present.
VaKted torent.
nf AMTKD-TuTtEST-.V‘ Ittrsil'iVa tiiM W™
»v theowoer.wi.il board part payment, witli
tlieprivifegeeftafcißtotberbosraers. P.,
154 V. Indiana*r. 1.
WANTED-TO KENT-COtTAGE, OR SUIli
,f of threi-ortnora roouit; uorurnDhed, forcjutle
map and wife. Apply at ap West 3lidtsi»j> »Ea w
cm Turks ~rui>
'i»» niift?d room«*u<tabtp forhou**kf*pi»jr;.liji «»n
--tlrmtn and wife, to nica neighborhood, Terms hum
■lta ;oiod»raU, AddrvM M,-l>. UAMMOND.-Poet
Office.
TIT.ANTED-TO' 11DNT—A H.OUsK OF 12 OR It
room* with modern imprsreiaaats. Call upon
or address K. FOOTE. 222 Wrsy f-eX*»«t.
W’ANTED-TO KENT-SMALL FUBNISMKI
room, niar'th4TiemAntiloa»e(form>'rly Mich
igan Areous llotslLi'AdJ/e**., with oocubar. N,Ji<>
9. Fomh-UaUtad'St.* enrnar -Randolph',’ Mssoolr
Bnll,11 r r;-i~. If Afl
IrOST AMD POUND.
A RED and whit* cow came into my premises. 201
North avenue. on Monday. the night of the fire.
Owner can hare her by proving property and paying
expense*. JOHN MADDON.
T EFT at 733 Wabasb-ar., at the Are on Monday
JJ week, a velvet lounge. Prove property and pay
charges at above number.
T 05T—On the night of the 9:b of October, some*
J 1 where on South Halited-st., one team of mare?,
one bay with small white star in forehead, art! ono
gray, harneu and wayon. with brick box on and
number of badge 133 pain led on box. The finder will
be liberally rewarded by returning the same to Canal
Docka. at Bridgeport. A.S.PIPF.R, _*m
LOvr— On the night of lh» fire, belweeu North
Clark-at. and Uybourn-av. bridge, or between
that and Paulina and Norih*av., a violin in a black
casa. A liberal reward will be siren to any one re
tnrniot it to 229 Warren-av.
LOST— A liberal reward will be paid for the return
of my trunk, full of stage clothe*, of no use to
•n>‘one but myaeif, taken from lake abore. foot of
Madiwm-at. No<juc»tlon« aiked. Addnw* STEVIE
ROIK»ER>. Dearborn Mitialrela. .Vk> State.«r.
LOST— Liberal reward—Either on Wabaab-av..
near Harmon court, or in soior from 99 South
UUntou-at. to Twenty-aecond-at., via TwelftJi at.
bridge *nd Mlchicau.av., about *l7» in currency.
Piraae return tn»» South Clinton-at.
LOST-A TRUNK FROM 137 MIOIIGAN-ST..
seen to be taken out by aome parties on the night
pilbwHre. Please return to 732 South C*ual-«t..aud
boiewantH. KATE KANE.
TOST—BUREAU DRAWER. CONTAINING A
..-‘•‘l trunk, with paper* and eoiled uuder-crolhiDg.
A liberal reward toauyouo returumv aain‘\ora
pun. atoftlceof ELA A PARKER, lit Randolph »l.
LO7T— During the fits, targe black satchel, marked
on bottom C. S. Waller, Chicago paper box
with lady e diraaee and collars, marked Nannie
Tyler; ’largo blue overcoat in piper bag, and other
bundle*. uiixe«l in wagon with goods of another par*
tv. near l orner North Clark and Goctlie-st*.. «ud put
dowu in trout of Liocolw Park llouae. Liberal tv
ward will be paul fur the abort*. 0. S. WALLER,
370 Wabash-nv.
LO>T— On Monday of fire, on Wabaah-av.. a bundle
ol sundries. In the bnndl* were two tnnsic books,
with name Addle A. Bliss: portrait, with nameC.
D. Bliss oa back. A liberal reward will be paid lor
its iwcoroiy by Sirs. C. D. DL1&1. 3Ut fiouth West*
orn-av.
LOST— t.vi Reward—Morning of the tiro on Lake
kliore foot of Ohio at., or thereabout, ono sole
leather catvva* covered trunk. marked 1. W. Lalng,
Omaha, INcb., ami one sole laathcr raltsu covered
wait cautas. marked. 0.1). Cory. If the drayman
t*U promised to go for atul leave them at the North
Western Depot, wilt call or leave his address at office
Pacific Insoranee Co., So. «72 Wabash ar.. b* will
«>e lowatdtd, above toms paid for recovery of trucks
iOtilCt.
LOST —A sorrel chestnut horse, fifteen hands three
inrhea high, white atrip* on nose, one hind white
foot, amlrtaarkaof a rowel on bam of left hind Ire.
Any information leading to the recovery of him will
gratefully received and liberally rewarded. C. J,
BLAIR, 22i Michigan.av.
rt*ST— Irom corner of North ay,, mid Eugenie *r„
j several handles, one of which contained a wul(
roU-, lined with r»i cloth, an oil palntlnc of a cow
and calf, another bundle, contalninu a fancy bird
clock, ans a lot of ladies clothing. Other bundle*
containing clothing, pillows ecc„ a cedar box con
taining girls clothing, jewelry etc,- also a clothes
bsaket from 32u North Dtarbora at., cootelntng
Plated ware, a liberal reward will be paid for infer,
•nation or return of above to Mrs. B. H. STEIN, lUI
Jacksau it.
LOST— From Jarkson-st., a large bine blanket
wttb family picture*, book*. Ac.; also, a carpet
bag marked L. R. H„ and a light-colored trunk con
taining underclothing. A liberal reward offered at
tbs Home of the Friendless, Wabssh-ar. and Twen
tieth-! t.
f ObT-A pair of gold spectacles in leather case:
think on Halsled*st., between Adams and Madi
«<m*<tta. A liberal reward for their return to co
West Adamant.
LUST-1 TRUNK, COVERED WITH ZINC. AND
one common, unlocked; also, a willow »asket.
ill containing clothes, Ac. They were left in a
wagun in the lake in Lincoln Park on the night of
<he fire; Address PRUF. THU2IAS CAAUKE, 413
Warren»ar.
I WILL PAY CUM REWARD FOR A POKTtOLIO
of large,engravings taken from I*> Miebigao-av.
1 will aUo pay a baudsome toward fur a bronze model
•f ino Vendome Column: also bamlsomely for aott
if Russia amble fare taken fromatbo tamo place, j.
IU PKKNTISS. 6K Mkhlgan.av.
T OST—Goods at the fire—dewing silk aad twist in
boxes marked Brown, Merrill Wright, and Ital*
lan cloths, with monogram of U. 11. xW. Notify T.
F. PHILLIPS. 693 Wabasb*ar. A large reward will
lie paid.
LOST— Taken on the morning of ib- firo. corner
Vanßorea*sf. and Wab>sh*ar.. 1 sewing ma*
chine, I trunk, ribbons, I wearing apparsl, case black
straw bonnets, leather satchel, camp chair, window
corniest, 3dresses, bundle bedding, pillows, and!
picture. Will receive a liberal reward by addressing
ii. A. BALDWIN. Post Office.
rOST— A suitable reward will L« paid to the flnd«r
Jof a packaga coutalning account books of L.
Ma.NNHKIHEB, ifhs will deliver them to33S West
tlandolph-st.
LUST— A liberal reward—Two English gray hounds
strayed during tbs lato fire (root resblcuoe of
Sirs. E. 11. fitsin,32o North Dearborn-st, Xn»ave In
formation at iy| West Jackson*st. Mrs. K. It.
"•TEIS.
LUST— A boy K) years olu, named McNamara. left
92 South JeA>rson*st., on Monday last (supposed
to be with a boy by name of George Ptareoo.) Any
information concerning him will be thankfully re
ceivod at the above nnmtwr. JOHN HcXaMAUA.
LOST— Last evening a yellow envelope, containing
paper*. A reward of <5 is offered. Apply at the
tribune office.
OST—WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO KIND
L. ly offered to carry bag of clothe*, shot gun [in
rase), and yellow pine cane, with silver knob, on
3lnnday last, for young mao on horseback, please let
owner hear (con him at Star and C’cvteotil MtUa*.
Kandnlph.at.
LOST-ASDREW MATTISON. S4 YEARS OF
age. If found report to 9W Michigan ar.
TONT-A TRUNK-MARKED C. O. MALLBY.
Was taken from 241 Erie-sf. t<* West Side. Infor
mation left at 70 Nobl«*st, for Us recovery, will he
rewarded.
IOST-ONK RED CX)W; SHELL OP RIGHT
J horn gone; spot at butt of same horn; small
white .spot on right fiauk. Please return to b>7
*tewart ar.
f UST-SUNDAY, ON MICHIGAN OR WABASH*
-C* av., north of Eighteenth*!!., two diamond *tod>
ind one pearl in a small box. The finder will be
iberally rewarded by returning them to 323 Michigan
L'OUND—TAKEN FROM A THIEF, ON TUBS*
P day evening. Octol>er 10. a large parlor chair.
Owner call at Af7 I’ralrlc-av, and describe property.
t'OUND-A DARK BROWN UORiE; WEIGHS
lOW pound*; 10 year* old. Owner will pa»
charset aod prora prop rty at Tunnel Mill*, corner
Washington and Cllotoo-sts.
POUND—After tbo fife, uoar the corner of Market
I. aud Uak-sts.. a bundle of clothes, besides tome
other articles of more value, which can be found by
the right owner at W7 Arehar-av.
I7OUND-A MARE. ON TUB 9TH, MONDAY
I last. Send description to K. F„ care of 11. O,
YATES* Detective Agency, Boom 3, Nos. 7 and 9 0-*-
nai-st.
r'OVSD-A RED MILCU COW, ABOUT 4 YEARS
r old.' The nwuor cad have h*r by proving prop
iwrty and piping «zp*nsaa to JOHN iLLIOTT, 4W
Blue Island av.
L’OCND—I BAY GELDING. THE OWNER CAN
P bare the same bf calling At No. 281 Cottage
Grove-av. and paying charges.
L'OCND-ThedayAftertha ftre, on Wist Lake.it.,
A ayonnernsre. Apply at tha Union Park Police
Station. <W9 We<tL«ke«st.
L'oUMi-A re«l milch cow, which the owner can
r hate by paying charges, at \V. LA6TEKKA. on
llarhlne-at.. west oflhe lime kiln.
i;oUND-ACoW. WHICH THE OWNER CAN
r hare by paying charges. Can be seen at l! 9
Main st. _
L* OCND —Use long pocket book containing ramie'
P and paper*. The owner can have the same by
rphiog to H. QR&Y.-Nuperlntsndvat Chicago X
Northwestern RMlwar. *»T proving property and par
ing for this advertisement, corner of Union aud
Kinzie*«ts.'
INOU.ND— On the North Side, an old roan horse
about 16 basils high. Owner can have tha some
hr railing on A. LEVORT. Chicago Towing AsaecU*
tion. east end of Laks-it. bridge, proving ptopetty
nd paying charges.
EktuaT-two rmvV. to bk found at isie
Bonlh State-st; Owner piaaia call.
RRW A ICD—' TllirPKiraoN Wt[U 1 noK CIIA KGK
of a Trunk on Wabash av., on the nieht of the
*reat fire, marked.“AV. J. LEONARD, Plaiafirld.
N, J.. will be suitably rewarded by returoiag it to
E|grneen>h-st.
CAVED FKC3I TUK KIKE-A DOUBLE TEA.M~.
j in hatneay, from p'tt al coroar of Jackson and
Frnnklin*sif. Owosrwill give description by lattar.
H R. BOWEN A SON. liCeUtre-av.
r ItAKBN horses, which the owners can
X have br proving- proparly nod paying chargaa.
Apply at l*u Milwaukevav.
rpAKEN CP—On Saturday, tha |3lh October. IS7I.
A a mall cow, color, red aod white, at 971 Slate
t.. Chicago,
TAKEN FROM PALMER HOUSE TIME OF FIRH
L I sote leather trunk, eonvais corar, marked F. B.
Kent. Chicago. 111. A liberal reward will l*e given if
raturatd to BCRLET A TYRRELL, 367 \V*b**h-at.
TAKEN OUT OF THE FLAAIKo, «'N SUNDAY
1. night, on tbe South Side, a dark bay mare. Ihc
•wner can hare the same bv proving property and
naying expanses, st No. 83 Wllsoo-st.
TAKEN OUT OF THE EIRE, ON MICHIGAN*
X av., on Monday afternoon, a bar mare; three
white feet, white stripe ou forehead. Heavy kicker.
Call at No. 20 Fifth-st., West gMe.
»pHE TEAMSTERS WHO TOOK THE PIANO
X aad lurnlture from the residence of C. S. Hob*
l n<k luittitmvuvw ui. v» w.
•wnl, 294 North Lahalle-st., corner While, on Mon
day mar nine of lut week, will be liberally paid by
lellverlßg the Same at 479 West Monroe-st.. corner
Loofflla. or by giving Information where tbe goods
can he found.
REWARD—IF THE TRUNK. MARRED
Miaa D. Pitkin, loat during tha fire ia da*
rcred to Wa«t Fultoa-sl.. tbe above reward will
paid and no gnestioos asked.
jhO;r REWARD will b» risen for tbe re
rhjuiJ tarn of a trank to ins State-st*. takes from
7!o lake no Monday, at the Are. at tbe foot et Van
Bureo-sf. The trunk was a common fixed £arator*
trunk, covered with brown leather, with hickory
•trip on side, top and bottom: bad double lock in
■entrr. If the trunk has been opened. It contains
isdiee* wearier apparel.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
.t.,K SALt-OU TO RENT. SEVEN BOUSES OS
I 4 Micbigan-ar. and Are honses at Uigbland Park.
■HMEON MFARS. Waba«h»ar.
f *OP.3ALC-SMaLL LOT FUBNITURK. NEAR
r ly new; will be sold cheap, as psrtlM must Teste,
tlpply at stora3ss West Madisoa it.
nUH BALE-Cheap Purnitore of a 5-room cot-
T tan. with tease, if desired; water. Ac.: rent
law; one block from cars. Address SICNARP,
rribqne office.
(.'Oil NALE—The furniture of nine rooms and
L 1 Moose to Bant, also the lease and boJldmri'Pn a
rood business corner. A. MASON,
HORSESAITO CARRIAGE?.
~|70& BALB-A PAIR OP BAT CARRIAGE
*L* tii>nn. (rotl«. Tnqofre of D. IV'. PAGE, 11. 13.
mJ 13 Sooth De*pUinoa.»L--
F'OB SALK—A iTsrenee carriage,
suitable Hr. a pnrats hunll*. Inquire at LAS
SE UH*d Lirsrr Stable, at Bast Twelfth-at.
r*OK SALE-A GOOD-' BUGOT' AND
C harness; also household furniture tor sale cheap
l.fff. A. WHITE. 30i Botterfield-st..
FOH.SALB-CHRAP-J pair wquk houses.
DAY A SANBORN. M.Weet M.di.nn-St,
ITT ANTEB-ATOUNG DORSE, WEIGHT ABOUT
>Y l,c«u lbt‘-Inquire of-Ai-O.'GLBASON, «C
Mate-it.
i\lT ANTED—Teams to haul coal. -Apply stMINOK
T* T. AMES A CO.'S.-Kinxle-at.. coriser Green.
rx/'ANTEO—A. second-hand top* buggy; phaeton
«V preferred? aut be nearly new. .JULIUS
>VHITE. sgSooth Canal-st.
.it ANTED—A good top bogn.lq exchange fo>
V> solid silver ware. UV M.SHOOHD'jJ. to:
•noth CHatent.
TVTANTED—A horse and l buCVT or saddle borsa for
>Y bis Keeping: may boy IT satisfactory. Address
V V H. in? Wabash ar. f
ii,*AN ri£J)—WILL TAKErXiIHIp HORSE AMl>
9 buggy to keep-thi* winter; fight work and toed
are. A good chance fbr'any one wiahlmr to haw
hplr hnrae tatou cara-of.\ Addroaa E. W. DUNTON.
Wißnatka.HL 1
CTTB STILL LIVE, AND HAVE LEFT A FKVI
buggies, carriages, will
ell at prices that will astonish the World. 1 1 Ulflco at
mWebssbav.. rLKTCffBR A LAZEAB.
l iV TED—TO lliilK A LIGHT
-I>* tvtiverr wtticao lor a month. illbnr.
i at tha fbdol'Uui'Uma, IQOSS 4 CO., 1U Waal
iUtw-nlh at."
nr\MXIWC nm«K AND BUGGY OB LIGHT
wagon horae. 3lu*t »w a toadArweeUafcand well
.roke. Apply at UATwenly*irfr»ml»er.
WANTED— A good horse. for buggy. ;Applr a
office of JAMES S. KIRK 4 CO., corner floe
od X»rtb Wstef-st between l and 4 o clock.
ANTKD—LIGHT BUfKiY UIIJIOAD WAtJON.
Mutt be lood aud cheap. Address J K S Trlb
TO HEKT—STORES. OFFICES. Ac.
TO RENT—OR FOR SALE-GLASS FACTORY
corner Ceotre-ar, and Twenty-second-it.. 3to*
ICO. and force building*. Stay l*e used for warehouse
nr manufacturing. Side track end slip. Address O.
F. HARDING, 230 West MaUivm »t.
TO RENT-FISESCITES OF OFFICES IN THE
marble front building, N'j. aCK West MidUomst.
Inquire on the premise*.
FOR MERCHANDISING OB
X manufacturing. south*en.«t corner Michigan
and LaS*lle-eti., tunnel entrance. Will purchase
building at end of term or build if desired. Apply
at It; Cottage Grore-ar., to lIAAFF.
FOB RENT—SECURE WINTER QUARTERS
while you have a chance. Sore* «n Lake and
State., at fair rates. No premium wanted of a good
tenant. Now vacant. Also frost proof basement*
on Mate-st suitable for commi»’don. Aleo cheap
lton.es and rooms. CEO. 11. HBjS, W3 SUte-ii.,
from IS to 2. Residence Warren-nr.
fpO BENT—SECOND AM) THIRD FLOORS AND
X basement, suitable for any wtu.le«*t<> merchan
dise, at 46 South Dcsptain*s-st. A. KIDDER.
fro KENT—HALF *»U THE WHOLE OF A
X store; well situated for oßices *-r other business
purposes. It«|Oire at 12 West Cliotr.ii.st., op-stairs.
RENT—A SPLENDID R'«>M. 4hXHf». IN
JL co»il*s Block. northeast corner Canal ami
Washington Ot» the luutu-M «vn»ceV. ran be
rented cheap If applied for a.>mi to BRYANT*
CHASE, in the room through the day.or at :vi
Michigan it.
TU REST-TWO VROST-rnooF BASEMENTS.
X on biateat.. auitalle for romtmseloa iniiinesa
Apply to (JEO. 11. HESS, ice Statt> at, from dolor
at t—ldeute. 302 Warren it.
T° N t T-RIJOMS-TWo' LAICOE. W ELL-FUU
nuhe.l front rooms for office* or lodging. A rnly
at nr. West Jark.op.it.
TV u»;nt-'T" o i.mkjk r.\ ulors ton
1 alto two twd ro.>nie. or n laigo front room
ami bed room. Apply at:.t North Caipeoter-st.
fp j RENT-A 4.STORY QUICK BULBING ON
Th, rd-ay. ue*r Harruou-tt., h*r buslnesa pur
poses. The building was erected fur a dwelling, is
act lurut&lied. and wyohl m%ke a g.'od nannfai;*
rro KENJI-SEVERaL stores. DWELLINGS.
•A. ami offlees; aUo, anioant of monev to la*
««et for Laatcrn capitalists, lu th» hurut district.
Parties wishing tosell or lease will find it to their In*
ter.wt to call on u*. DAY SANBOUN, 56 West
Madison-st.
L'OU. KKNT-pyW EK AND ROOMS-AT Mo
i piavtMxl, lour miles from Court Ilmiso; rooms to*
IM. with plenty of power. Call st factory, corner
NOLDsI T EUtoa ro J WELCH 1 REV-
Ij’Oß RENT—UtiuMsSUITABhr. Foil uF-ICKT
corner West Lakeaod Union sis. Inqutroat l' 1
wed Lake at.
KT 1 1 “E-ir-f'.i: rUTTm^
I Hmise and lot y, j WnhuU ar., north of ••only.
Arouna Hotel. si.N y J ..R A
LEE. Real Estate A«>ots. No. <1 South Halstedst..
corner ol Uamlolph. iiseonie Buildings.
L- OK' KENT— P AVITIf klm
*«fc*.«“able for hst«. esps. and furs. <Taoy
Applyat 62t West hak-*t.
fjH» KKNT-FIKST FLtXl«'.~rHßia: ~lTtdM l V’
X connected, for busiasrs purposes. 261 Michigan
'PU KKNT-FUU OFFICE PUR PUS HoUSE"m
1 Peck court.
rnu KENT—NO. If> ELDRXDUE CD CUT, 3 BOOMS,
1. suitable frir offices.
KENT-IM WEST HARUISO.VST.. A NEW
X stora. TOiift, suitable for most any klud of bosl
orw; or will take a partner,
fpu RENT--A»tore3*.xi*. well adapted fur commit-
X «lon nn*ines«. at 377 Third nr. Rant moderate.
pOU BKNT-SJiop in rwr of rj.it.il 74 Weal Mon-
I roast. A. K.M>EU A CO.
pOB BKNT-StoreSf|?State «r., with r. room for
1 office If wanted; It is lati»» and convenient: be
tween t twnt ao< Nineteenth sis. Apply at <ju*
FOB BENT—A building now in course of con
struction near Van Bnrot bride*. South
Side: building 3Dxtߣ; suitable f», heavy business*
engine end boiler mi premise*. Inuttiro at STu West
Washington at after ft n m.
XI. C. MOBBY, t7 South Canal
Warehouse. innxlOO, with I aero ol ground and
railroad tracks, south ofclly limit-, near CWk-*e.
several houses on West nod Sooth Side*, at reason*
"M” rates.
TO BENT—The Relief Committee lieing al«ont to
remote Jheir sappUe# from our wareronms. we
will tease the lower floor. <oxl3o feet, with Immediate
poMcuion: ft i« suitable for wholes He trade. Apply
onpremise*. QaBLARD. HoI.MKS A CO.
HV» BENT—TO’PACKERS—I HAVE A LARGE
Xire hout.s and store. in fir»t-nio location, for m
market, on South Side, which I will give long teaae
to a good tenant at old rates. Splendid Opportunity,
GKO. 11. lIRSS, 332 State-st., from 1! to 1 Residence
339 Warren*aT.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A^TED— Tlie Great Horror of the
Nineteenth O -tnrr. Chicago, the Proud City of
the Wset In Ruin*.’' Hundreds of people and roll*
Rons of property burned. ifn.Ofii pttrson* made
homeless and reduced to beggary. Fearful scene*:
heartrending incidents. Millions nf copies of the
tragic book can I>* sold. Sample coHe*. boat pilJ.
X) rent-. Address GUUUSPEED, Publisher. Chicago
<>r Bt. Louis.
A GENTS WANTKD-SUIe and female. S3 West
/V \V Mhlngton*»t.. bas-ment.
A CENTS R aNTEP—Fur Lloyd’s Maps, Charts.
*a and Pictures. The best assortment of gem]*
eTpr..fll-ml to agents; nwelredeioc** th» tire. Order*
u Rr“« n l*<lJ r nHed. Address LOUIS LLOYD A
CO., y* oat Uandolph-at.. Chicago.
AGENTS WANTED—I am still on earth, and will
l»e plea*e<t to hear from all me old ngem* and all
other.* wanting pleasant and profitable einpb>rmi*nt.
t-‘. SI LIM N(iTOS, !fl West Monroe.*r„ Chicago.
A NYONB WISIIIMr A COMPETENT PKU'nON
*l. with a good gang, to clear away dobri* and so
perinfeud building. c*n And the right man by apply
ing to S. J. PETE«SON. T3J Fulton at.
AII US I NEN a MAN, WITH A ••’Asti CAI’IfAL
of#3.ton toSIQ.dOU. wishes to join someone who
has a good business already eslnblish.-l, or balone
'•efore the fire, and i* aboOt to rrsuutv if. A'ldreM
NORTON. Tribune ~fflc-.
NV PARTIES HAVING PAPERS BELONGING
/a. to Fred. L. FAKE will confer a fator hy leay
ng them at 3m 3Uchlgan-av.
BF. DOWNING A CO.. REAL ESTATE AND
Loans. f-G Wabaah as. Out of the ruins;
ready fm bosineg*. and plenty of plucV.
TxtXVRCEd LEGALLY OBTAINED WITHOUT
XJ newspaper report. NEWELL PRATT. Allor
oey in the State and United States CoorL*. U.'l Wa*
basb-ar.
Divorces legally obtained fob pc
sertiou. cruelty, «te. Fee after decree. Eight
years’ experience. Address Post Office 1037.
JRKOKKL. TAILOR. FORMERLY OP WS
Sontb Clark beg* leare to inform nil liimM
customers and Urn pulilic generally that ho ha*
opened at 06 booth btato et, bomr of customers
gixnU Fared.
t £AVK OitDKKS K<»U iiucaK AND KUCSCi*
Li piintioff all S6 West Vandolph-st. fill farther
nntlco. O. H. APIX. Fresco Painter.
MBS. O. B. SMVTIiE. who formerly occupied
rooms at No. 0 W'asfiititHon.it., can bo found at
per residence, No. 2TV South May«at.. where eh# will
t« h*poy to eea hor former customers, and will also
go l<> their bdtnes to mike dresses. il they desire it.
M'CAFPURV A CO.. Carpenters. Leavo order*
at VT. D. Kerfoot, S9 \Va»Lloston»st,
XT H. TAYLOR, ENGRAVER ON WOOD.
In* orened at ii Weal Madisoo-st. Business Ly
mail solicited.
OLD MKTALS-Caali paid for old copper. hran
ic., at 7S West Buren*at. J. IL BUTTER
FIELD.
tTkTUUNKD ON ACCOUNT OF TJIK RECENT
•Il fire. All instruments in line condition and war.
ranted. JULIUS BARER A CO..'.Tvi Michlg-n
formerly fi» Waahington »r.
STEAiI PUMfS. ENGINES. AND MAt HiNKBY
of all description* supplied from Eastern fnano
ictoivra hr t-h-crsphlj orders. ORleo at MASON
t- ro,. 16 L. P. IHHHUI.
SCIIirnEBT A ROK3IIO ARK PREPARED TD
ex-cafe all orders for palmlnc. freaudn uli.*
rulnioff. etc. Had jait completed the late t,ro<l»j
opera lionae. Leave order# ataontheayt corner Lake
and fanaLat*.. np-afaira.
SRWINR MACHlNES—Repaired et |;»*..Weat -Mi-L
aim, machine* to rent at P’> per month.
TO rONTRALTOHS-UUICK-I lI.tVK ;i»vih'
brick, which I will deliver on Hi-c.ira here at
rcaaoiinhle rate*. JOHN M. FULLKTT. Attinson,
Henry Conn»r. 111.
fftO KXOIIANGE-A VERY FINK FAR3I; FINK
X holMlnc*. and well atocked. wertli Sio.'tn. for
realeataU in burnt dWrlct. Addreea 11. Trihnoe
fpl» EXCHANGE—For city property. a block ol
L twoeloreefn* country town. Will pay tome
ca*l». J. W. FAY, U Week Kandolpli-at.
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES, U«t Ram
<lolph-«f. DR.E. UALLOCK, AouiM.
XirANTEII—TO4’UItCHASK FEK’MS BURNT
V» dlitrlct on' State et. Addree* J. G. BROWN.
is 7 Michigan-ar.
TTTANTKD—Stock of gold pen* *ml holder*, either
V* damaged or not. Ad J res* Z. MASON, Clere*
Uod. Ohio.
WANTKD-TO KNOW THE PRESENT WIXKRK
ibtaii of Garrett CoHen. ten i 3, H‘e *n Ppr*
’ter'* Ti lecnph College, l*r hie brother. T. J. Cullen,
*B9 Writ 2dadinn.lt. All Chicago aper* copy.
TTf ANTED—TO PURCHASE-*- FEET ON WA
haah.a*.. In barot dlitrlct. Addresa J. O.
DROWN. 337 Uicbigm.ar.
WANTED—TO PtIRCUASE. A LOT BE
tween State-lt, and Alldiicen-sr. and
Water nnd Wa*hlngtoa-et. CURTISS A CARTER.
30 and 62 Writ JUsdnlpb-it.
WANTED— Caih paid for lecond band wstebe*.
jewelry, old geld, atlrer. diamond*. cnn», pl»-
tola, au-Ical Initrnmenta. clothing, fornfinre. dry
rood*, and all article*of ralne. J. C. BAKTLCTT,
Pawnbroker. S3 We*C Iwikatt.. outdoor Iron* Canal.
I*. S.—Money t-* loin on all nftheabor* good*.
\irANTED—Harlna a tars# force of men In onr
»T employ, we arn Join? building and carpenter*
mr promptly, am! at low price*. NICHOLSON.
nitOs. s CO„ BciMer*. w Ea«t flnrr«t.
WANTED— OLD BRASS AND COPPER. APPLY
to J. S. DRKWKU, No. I! Ka«t Kinxieat.
WANTED-To LEASE FOR A TERM OP
yean*. V* to |3« foot front, on South W*ter*at..
or cn Fifih*av.. between Washington and Madlaon*
<ta for immediate improvement. Contract* made
for removing rubbtab. end property surveyed la tb*
burnt dratrlcl. PHILLIPS A CHANDLER, Ural
Calais Agents. 95 West Madl*on*«t.
WASTED— TO PURCHASE A SMALL MANC*
factuiiDg basinets worth three nr funrlhoa*
«and dollars, now doing a flourishing business.
Address C9s Fulton at., stating particulars, and
where party can be seen.
WASTED-TO EXCHANGE-COTTAGE AND
lot. or 13 acres near citr, tor vacant North
aide lots. EDMUND G. STUB. 112 West Ran*
lolph-st.
Wanted— parties havingheal email
for sale or exchange to call and- register the
«ame, x« I pay particular attention to umoilaling
exchanges of cur and conn«y propertiei. I hate
«ome vary deairabl* cite and country property to ex*
change. BALDW IN
between Washington and lla<ilaon*ata.
XT'AFTED-A PURCHASER FOR AS GOOD
tv a corner for dry goods as thara la In Uhicasuto*
lay. Building covers ihe entire lot,. 31x110 e«mb)a*
Inc bn«ioess and residence. There U tm better invest*
anent to be had inChicago. Itoilding and lot worth
Steele of dry good*, etc., about Sl?,*slO. Will
tape South Side property in part nay. Ullance in
ouh. Apply at the Oak Store 906 West Lake.tr.
Print*, the boat, fte per yard. All thing* else in pro
portion at 9)6 Lake at.
WANTED-ALL TUB MILLINERS ASP
drearmakers who were burnt out to celt at
IS Randolph**!.
n A AAA CASH TO REAL ESTATE
SivU*l)UU In the burnt diHriri. Apply to
MILLRK A HIGDON. So. 300 Went Madison-at.
machinery.
SY ONE HATING A POBTABI.E FOi:GE AND
A hand vice farealacan finds eoatotaer hr apply
ing at ib» Northwestern Show Case ilanafactory,
31 West Latent.
t MBS' BNGTNEd. PORTABLES TO 40-HOHSE
A power; ihre»hln«, 8 and Id-homs; circular eaw;
mllh. Fowmon’a grindlog mills, com ehellen*.
belling, etc. COLIxNS EATON, Agent, Ti) South
Uanal-at-
BLANDYS’ STATIONARY AND POKTABLB
and ww mills, etc., At the uM stand,
comer oT Canal and Washington-eU. Y. W. NOR
THROP.
Fob sale-stationery engine txii fob
tun, r. BI3IUNSON. Erie,
L*Ull SALE—A GUUL* tMWER EN-
T tihe.'with boiler. ,tr., romplmo. .Apply
ro'JUHN 8. BREWER. No. II Hear KlnXtr-ftt.
MACUINhRY. FUUXABUK Aali M ATIoNAKY
engines, belting, ate. Sevon l-hnnd machinery
h tivht. W. gl-«»ith ain« «l
SXTOATIOKS WANNED- M&IX.
l.'O RENT-HOUSES.
Fob rknt-by wsi. n. Sampson
tateaml llouse Routing Agency. Tl-i Ur«t
lugtoß.sr.;
HOUSED AM»STOBUn-WKST DIVM
-•iSfc.T frsoie houso tVn:re-ar 13
bam.
2*«tory fram# houso 60? West Washing: on
ootus and barn,
—story an.-t basement brick liou.t.>*i*o; v
lucton at.. »s room*, modern
West Washington ar.. 3.«;.irr n 1 \,.v
brick house, 12 room*. Furniture fop« l’-
•C.< West .Madl»«o f. room*.
2*etort and basement frame li.mv* !.V)
In rcoroa.
Cottas# bocso No. West W*-»«!|in"t.m
rooms. k
im-cit tiui;i
IlaNted «t.. near Taylor at
l floor;
N«a 416 and m WVst Rnn.lhM.
HOUSES AND STORE*—SoC i ll MV|<|
New basement cottager; My rick »v„ ro vn
(.<md store in new brick hWk corner i
Grove ar. and Twenty.fiTl. n.
More and h-*ci»<*nt VN* f.itta Gr»y»
>raine.|we!li|, ff at Oakland. M room..
V*.’222 Wabash «v., 12 i.ouk. moler:i im
Went.
Irt*-.. list oflmu«M In rent in all pur
I «*>r 1 'eV FOR KEM’AM* Fl’ttNlTt i-
V/ sal-*, t. ctl:«>rwith carpet*.
coiiipU fc for hmioekrepM.r. IF-• o-Oa’rw
h-iM iiunt and wat-u. Kent *2» |vt ni<<utli. I
dialup sc -«aion given. Apple on r amne.i, N
Tweniy-siath-si.
fpn R>:Nt-’u»'ist.. 1 r*( fTi;' i rnh.i
JL the l«:of Mar. IrHian i-.iv c»ruct
*eenlh.»t. Apply «ft th- pr-mi-i to tl<)’
PRIRSfLEir.
'rt» 'CENr-MAIi.U.K ►•ltil.U
1 L'ni< ii P.irh X r 0
aab». lU\ IVt’WVN. M -i-.-
‘.liil’Vfc,"
!i ..1 luin>t'
LX’lt K* r-Hlili.»LTM* HMMii'iif. u
I- Thirty first.»t., h •twts *i and M;_
qV» UFNT.- ATsri UAlltl F. V.-t't ISOM I
k m odern itnerorem -nt*. mmir »»r mill r
Apply betwi-on 3 ami p. 1
For rent—a LMi.;r; It Ht)'««
(Intel; al*n. 2 Uilli.r I TaMn ur«ilrch*.c
I Ura.-fttory nid bi».ni ..'.j i.-r-j t,
Inquire at J. LACSDELVS. «<ir. n.,<
ottage nrnsa .it.
f|'o RENT A VERY ND'KLY FI'UN I
X home «.r niua h.> n-iter. bifi
waterchwet,etc.; ftm,* m.mt.i n» a *0..1 t>
Indiana-ar.. near Tw •ut-.'-t!iinf-<t.
f|)D RKNT-BY T. S. Fit. U X Cl. ifr. t
I Dearh iro.it. (old stand Branch o'lice t.
tac«Gruvo-«T.. corner Thirlv ilr-t-st
ZhaUK-soa Ellii-ar*. near 1 utty-f.nirti.-«t
S houses on W'nlipanseli-ar.. t.-»r Fllis.nr
il»r»e and Inrn on W’est Hn’..hirvl-«t. ft ’f
2hon«ee on Kilts-ar., near V;.h iy.lVth*3t
Brick house «n Wahash.ir.. :w;» r F.*rrv-n r sl
Hi.nojon Prairic-Rv., n ar T*rtv.eic!itn-«t
3 sew cottas-’s on Flniiriin. «r.. near U>*tv r
tottage on Fuh.m of., .V.^ti-rn.sv
'pH KENT-NEW TIIKKS-'TORY >1
L front hon»e on Ci’iim-t-u. r.«
econd-'t. nn I Twenty.tlunt.s* n
ntOcaof HAWKS HWKKM*'- TN'H*. ,t
TJ REST-Hmise. and fnrnir.M k.r
WTilontst.. IndwoMn Loaritt and iHUI-v*
r>*i'Bis,clo*-*td and kitchen: hamison-.v m
tnd eyorythlng la perfect order: noicne-l
css they cau pay from Jl.-ju t»si.vn m
qmronn th* premises.
F'OB lIKNT—On .Mmlis .rj -r. -Stur-.Xi
*3a: office r**oni. #'J per nmnlr. r;
RR**i»., Rnoni vot M»dU->n *t.
FOR BALK--I’b'««*iit dwelling*. u
rids OUT, varying fmm py.vu t„ t
»erm*e-,«r. GI.AFLIN »Uix..3M M,vi
r no rent-sio m*Ti fc :>;viK.i) s.
1. to rent. »sip 't HU.nth. FVriiini
'I'O RENT-.BYJ.GoULD. At WABX'i
1 seyjral houses, stores, an I ufficoi. in c
•alttV.
For iiknt-cotiaok i;oNt \i\iNt;
room*corner l'illT-lif\h-*t.. and '•Vivdli
VII in good condition, r«.nt ?»p r month. r
o by IXyda I’uxk train *u»4 dummy. Apply e
TItUTIIEKS on mar street.
L'Oll RKNT AND FOR SALE-FIR-l’
double house for »du or u.i a .nib-.*
Park, cheap. Furmt iro worth Sl,?>» tor
lr«*»s. S 8, No. SM l’nil«g>* Grove-.w.
'I'O RENT—HUCsE. AND HjKMIU;;
i- sale. Apply at lIS3 Wabash »r„ ab,»»u
dxth »t.
FOB RENT—Fnrai«heJ or un'u •nul:-.-1. an
4-atoty i«afl»b*-fr«nt houa i;i Caßi
near Twetity-second«t. Apply un tin* t r mi-
'l*o BENT— A now hrlefc bouse cn W,»tM»n
I 1i room*, Earn. and earrivw hons*. II
PI.K A CO.. A Masonic Building, burner Ut
md Buttled at*.
T O KENT- fine residence -it Pj.'ino n*
A ii*ar Uni, n Park. KKBdKllt y;
i*ta:est.
*IM> BENT—llou*et and room*, lurni-ii-d.
I fnroidiet, ibronrb"iit S-oith Divt-i.tn.
BBAGIt A CQ.. I* Ka«t llarri-on-st.
*pt> RENT—FaraHhed coimg-. >«iu. r.
I. Faltob-st.. near Wood. Apply atdl'.K’
*TK) KENT—Xirelr furnUbod cottage Hr**<
I’leasmt r»T.. West Side. #3o p*r month,
tore to bo s.dd at b"nr*t nporaUal. Kl'IM
CO.. Ileal Estate Agents. IS West Madisui .1,
tpu UKM’-A PLEASANT TKNKSIENT
i. room*, or le*«. farnlsh-d: fnniltmv f* r i
rash and r»«l eetuto. Also, a fine office:
Ron for dentist or physician. Address W
leg* Grove av.
tpo BENT-A VERY PESIKAIILK (»1
a. boose ot T rooms, and furniture for -a;.*,
elslern, and pj -nty of closet". Term* rca«
Vprly at m Thro-'o sc.
CUB KEN f—A FISK LA KG.*. I> <1 Iti.e. r
I 3-*tnry brick dwelling, with *ll run i.tji i:;i
meats; large lot: h—w« I'.' f’nttago Omw ,v
narlicnlar*. inj’iir-- *t tin-lionw, or of 15\!iii
WAt L. 4A tlarrOnn »r.
,n U*£>T-A FLU.NIMIKII inTIMUt. IS
L Rest Division for 3 inosith*. l»<o-i n 0., T
responsible party. Address J. (1. Ulio .v
•e7 West sl*di«onat.
TO ItKNT-fr. PKlf'’MON I 11. hi
L Twenty-ninth si., near Michigm; fur
H&L V 37.*0 p-’f month. tw.» lioii-m*., y ore«t av
rbirty-s-enud n. per nnntli, Inm-eofM i
lid furniture, Indiana ay.. tir..» r Thirtv-ftrat p
M»t. WM. GARNETT. «wv. *«r-«t-*
TU RENT-HuUpE, OU PART oF A n
L at :>jO Park ar.
'no RENT-A cottage ikii-l’ ok i;i
t corner e Lincoln and .Veb-ier nr*.. Nortt
t3t per ror.urh. >n.|uireat let Thirty—tvond
TO Ur. sT A TWli-AToit Y AN I) BAS)
L fran* -!b ig hou«e of II riMinn. *viii» i
aater: I ami Cnrnitnr.' fur *al>
•n i li*» rr —mi*.**. No. IS I Thl'tr.second *l.
r KENT—A plraaantlv l.valcd ftiruis';. i
X one block from hors- cars; ila<». n»ifn
•«oq«o of 0 rronir. Apply to .'OS. U. RICK
21 Went \V<i«litnsl«*n-*t.
rp;| ns'ST-i,.| or—.er-
X d-eirahli residene ih- W-«t Si.l-
■«.w. Ap|ty loGILBKRT A 31 V {TIN. Ati.fi
Nra. M ar.d Wl IV«iu Mndisoe -«f.
FOB RENT—Hnnsee. r'mm.. and st-n?
hrick duelling at Ihxp'eicei;
Rooms for honirkeepinc." nr I r.».ms*
fJITIc- on Weil side; *2'. t *v*.
EDMUND ft. --TILES. 1:2 \V—t Kruil.d
I.’trK KB.vf—A nicely ft cc'.t.n;*-
momi. No. 90 Twenty.firili*!., until Mm
a month; IbU la a ram iha co. '.paly
home.
i;ob rent-first floor j.., wi:<?
1 at., suitable for dw-I!ltiif. t» aii-u, r.
mows; will Sail part of furniture. Incutr
prentl«e<
LMHC RENT-NEW 3->ToUV AND IL\
home. 'ornUhed, with him. near com.,
l-rfon and Seminary ar. Applt to 31. W
•ON. II Sonrh Clinton. Room
L'OK RENT—2 STORY HOUSE. H .am
nished; Urge Larji: well. cM-jrn. an ;h’
Iminir* on premises. N'o. 771 Jnckton et
•e Nr. Price K. p~r month.
I'O KENT—HUC.-K, AND ELC.aTTT
1 sale, in Wonkman, 111. Lcaso rum mtt
n month. About i-rtl worth of nn.itu e.
••r ra»n. P««a.a»fon given Imni" »l.»teh i
S. LINCOLN. Wanki-gan. m.
r RRNT-FIaK ooTTAOK H«ifa9
1 ren-ar. J. K **.*i IVu-. t.J B
•P KENT—IIOCSB—FUR', l i a:K K
r»lin won.) and mal'or v in’.*r. N-il i
uli'd. AppSratTS
"pi RENT—A 2-SToltT FLRMS'IKi; If
room*. JR niontlta. ,4<Viia
.f. A full eoppty of winter fuel at old
r r-* uest-and runsirunv:
3-*fnpj- brick Itotw I9> Tin.-p-«t„
l)>in*n; owner enin? 5«»nt!» frr lieiU
f/cu rent-two furnoiiko munis
able for a party of three i-r four e>-ni
Re*i reference* giro a and required. a;i M.
'P'J KK.VT-A FIKSI'-CLA.'>
L Dn>oka *c. Oakland; (nrnitaro for a.i
for one rear nad a half. \pplt to .1
WUTv. Rxl K«tnre Ar-nf. 1." M *..r
cpo RENT— AND MKMTL'i;
I Ml*. w|> BCW. Call At U* tlcnrw-ot.
rpu RENT—A LARGE HnUrK UK «.i n
1. fnroUhed or anfnrntaheil. juirnLle for *tr
l!c'«. or boarding I,oqm. V.»r ai
»h* premise*. No. 3?t Michigan
TO REST—COTTAGE”HOUSE Mn.<m
•ixth-st. Apply to S. A. MuStIER.
tollmen PtUee Car Company. corner ikisht,-
and Prairie at.
•pO KENT-llorsiW, ."FFICKSi ityOM
I more*. EDMUND G. STILKs, n \V
dolpa at.
TUI BENT-IIOC'K AND »AH.N“ci;
location, t& moitln* {eaaa;roit low
whole of furniture fm sala. Apply *t norm
Medlioii at.
r PU KENT—A FIRS T-CL \»S lit >U'K M 1
I. for one or two familier. at Ur ie
wjfh furnirua worth for *aTe at j
cloi-d atonco. Addreea .M s.fffi CoOwge fJnr
'P» RKNT-OU FoirSALK—LAUGR-ASO
L hooea*. by J.MaX Gj;EEN. 30C- Cheat,
Philadelphia. T^ C
TO KEHT-aOOMi
F'OR BKXT-Iwif»W- rr>om* Apolv
M*dl<on«t. A!«'> lufii'. wra f.irvilg. !y
r PO UE> r-A riirnioliuil pirl»r "Citable fn
X Can aJ»o aecomiu'khits n coecie t
U.arvlera at 3U‘ W-*t ltnrri«i-.n*at.
F*OU RENT—* rooms, and faroituro for
Madi«on »r,; two Mufij trout ahema*
Addrraa OHARL>.->. Tribaa* offlro
f pU RENt—Four large room* nu<t vh«-i
L (fifteen dollar.) a mcnih. with lease, nr
mra for sale. Theabavpftuitabli) for houu-l
etc. I<2 West Harriett
FUR KENT—A nice mrnidted frmit n»ie
room. without l«»ard, can be had by a i|
No. 33 1 W#«t flarriann at.
FUR KENT—Two unhin.Uhrd ronui*;h‘>
modern Improvement*; repmuiW jxii
need apple. Apply nMfl? \VV*t A-U'no «t.
TO UKnT--A nfee. iront ro*nn
fur office, at 173 West Jackson at.
TO BEST-Thlrd floor nf U and li
dolpti af. Applrto CAMERON, A3l
HUFFMAN. In laa»a»Btnnpp i mi <H.
Fua rext-demrable uiwMa ou
for hoaseKrerlng. Inquire at No. H
*-venth-ir.. corner Lake-av.
r PO RENT-3 PLEASANT FRONT UOO.I
,1 ntste-l oc aiifurnialitHl. Rer<*renree
Day board near l»y. Inquire at <n U‘w>: j)(
rpO UttNT-A*FRONT PARLOR A
X rcum.aC N'o. 179 West Adams at.. «a
Med.
»PO ItKN T—l ROOMS: WATER; KUI
X for wile. Also, a floor of 6 r.mtn*. w.-
clitsr location. Parties witheot chlldo-it. o
erfy carper Harrison and Sangamon *m.
Oil ÜBST-FURNISHED MtONV
at.T^.WratJ«ck.«onar. Ipqolrvat h
IVOR REKT-SUITB UV ROOMS. FUI
1 for housekeeping: larnilur* nearly
bith; r«uitl->w.
-t.ir.l «t.
f* RENT-ROOMS,.FURNISHED OR
■lu shed, with or without board. Mi-d-rn
.Ofab, S Elizabeth »t, corner ot U-tud>d]
cree«maker winte-t.
RENT—KUUM-.. M'UNLalltD OR
1 niihed, t<> raopnnaibln rarlies. at 417
Rutyn st. Qari Pass the d'» tr. L
/p(J ItENT-T‘» A FaMI’.Y,
Lnionis. turaUhial nr un'trnnhrd. Tl i
fhlwww. 11. AV. PIIILTXTS. •n.i»**v. I I.
'IMy BENT-UNFURNISHED IMH»3I K
X or will rent the entire pvrx in
pallomnd bed*mom. at IS (isiirr av.
brick barn in rent la eoanectbm.or aepif-i
'pH RENT—ONE LARGE FURSI-UiE
X roost, saitabhrforerntirmnn and wife,
-mailer rooms tor alnglo gmlhrirQ. wlftv
352 MVd lUillun at.
rpO RENT WrP»l l OK n!tll'>Lr 1
■X fine L»r*A p»rl«r and Uhl rt«r.) idj>i
fine b*c«tiim» erartllios Part. (r«i«itr<*'
lUndnlph-rL. np>«tnln. t:l.i>YD
BOANTED
BOAIIP-WANtKII A MN'i).;. Ri.
boanl. by A yonugman. nr*» i.*t mu.'
AildreM, »iadn« term*. A.l.E'* if
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'I-VAXCIaT"INI) COMMERCIAL. ».a. «t wWlc a
iiiir-oril” 1 f I 1 r‘ ,:crc tlta board i.it
s“l‘cr KoSmV. n cr ‘A" 111 i„
luiti™ nriia b ‘n *oitli:inciila ft, tllce 111.
v“ 1 r1 0 bntb '‘ales Here i.otod „f li 0.10
doM%i^. 4 -sAi^' t CO i bu dn n *3lr: -is.too' in
i bu W*: 40.0.-IU bn do
il 4 j— os D U Jo free on braird: Wl bu
tin erode at 3oe; t'Xl bu now at die- 1 •’lju ba
kiln-dried at r.lio. Total. UT.SoSIU? W b
inn, iNll'A' r al l" r ‘‘“l"' :,J wwier. tlio offer
in' cloae' ’ti" -1- ri b v,rr hv buyerr Inw.rd
to 'vA’ i 1 V ,c rl:c opened at so-, declined

',L e wns unsalable. 2Co pricj w«i» lucntknrc!
2i!cV/iS?rll!ii“ ~,lsr€rißlU I,ia;kc th
fSr'Kf r! '°t“ l d >0 tenon on a lon£
I™. ‘.“Vi t 'ntaporarj- Cannibir of Commerce.
‘ferssSßb
r ,ly r—
h MXEIABV.
i’ oo l open two
J. t tilnesiiay) showed an in
■~rT>„ S iVS. h P>« of bolh Jc-
Ta» l,- ,ri' r ui ‘v r3 aca c»n fay altar tbo
jiry Xailora-'l’anl?- 10 “-‘l'Jiry at nearly
I a Pa- t„ th ‘“A' confident:
Tory*' j ■‘•‘“'."•‘l. measure restored.
'VS :tUm^nu a 5;! 1 OllportUa,ticß of BOcin C
th* tle condition of
l\ can lonal 3Jankj s,nea l *‘c fire,
I;; in Ti*v repeat what was
rri»cfire v s tT^l r k lt first day
TTt l Uai ks h!fu bat u n lbc fl.yeras® tu« Jfa
#(ki-Jt.
t0 r e hr i ir UU,M L SIU Somo of tho
IkoJTbal'lii va!up°of I i estimate* of the
oatS< 'Tn* 3 e,r b,l receivable,” and
r M ‘o-cM nf°H firm lhw belief that Irom CO
cans will bo c-dlcctcd.
He. 2 ifi"s t-n.'tJ'i'* figures in regard to
_ 4 vi e ,bow enormous losses bv the
■■•.l.?? iS’ hal llio depjfitois ars
twlto" 1 1 ”T c.iery dollar.
thlttiUcfs fJtc"MS oVVhieiea 11 “f UP ,h
\r- ati of i>\* vV- Chicago shows l, »o advan
du V^ all 0?« Banking *y*t«ra, .Vot
k n:il *l ,mks *l»nd together, but,
-1 l f th Comptroller..! tbo
.uAh tin?l. ac: l? u ou *bo part of
y l .cntr> and J*cw \ork correspondents
wi*b».j r i r f .VI*, 1 of this city was promptly
pna i! r L V r Uul the banks here.
Toe th* c car,n,? “adertaken by tbo banks
Sik 4lie^V 5 f T "V s uu msbt. This was a
*Tu- ie-bm t n A° Ut fU “P** t!l ‘--nly uncen-
I f‘. a K‘li! 1 b: s vc be-»«d «>I on the part of any
a, c mb its of the Clearing House A#*
Wii'r-*^° U:e u w f l hcm refused *o many of
"ft* etcei*. that it was apparent
oarr‘,^Vi u or lwo Banks were trying t
t0,7.” t: ;il »>c ;v c* at ttc expense ot tneir
_„_ a* ..H o Hutycstorday a better disposition
8U *T,,*Vi.. aDl l ;0 t t? at OI thechecks which bad
repf“ t vV Wu 0l l<) Monday night were accepted.
r-it£'.,~ al 01 lhe banka w«ro making moderate
t>* .»-‘;T,^. C f D cr;lin yesterday to parties who were
Pest up cargoes for immediate shipment, and
papt!^*' 1 lo ric i: ‘heir bills of exchange
eft? 1 1 lt shipments in a day or two. This is
cviacx.es of a return to the regular
QimP.rsc o, bunnes?.
,desttiK l A uUi:Cc I ,Q Tcrk was taken by the
’far si,*;.' >Cs: nday ul of 1 per cent discount.
s-i'mgs banks thero were very few de-
calln.p fer their money yesterday. The
fostitutiou, £8? Wabasn avenoc,
r,:b ala Imrmers’ and Mechanics’,
tTcmw-u.il Unlstcd street, holdseven-cighlbs of all
-be if paving* deposits u iho city. Atthofiret
eout UlluD Xhcrc wa at one time yesterday
cji;c;day) about tiny persuns in liou to draw
met inuaej*, but scarcely any ol them wanted to
hope l out tho whole ul their nccvunts, and many
The f*.'V lI3:t l <lc l' Us t money. Both cf these
iitutions. however, arc refusing torccctvu do*
osgMkS lor the present, because they have no ipic
*urit c ‘Hfaus ot taking rare of it. In n few days
w n| v have vault* completed wiil then
wm*Lj.; deposits.
pres
w; n ‘-'^CATIONS,
j*- V* O* r-Badger are at GSJ Wabash nvc
SC ®l l r. sl i V. They are getting at thrj
uit a. d will be doing bti imss by the £tu!
,t Co. are at 4W and 10,‘ Wnh.jb
CALnvinxiA i.vsi-EAcn qoepaxiks.
bui a r° >c*orcs:cd In the probability of
i ai.iornta insurance companies paying up
tecl tucir losses, in full, may not centrally be
..jirr cf the I'ict that the insurance laws ol Cali
wubui make the stockholders of all insurance
ren L, au :c4 ol tUat btltc individually liable lor
the amount ol thcsrsloek. The stock of
tba> tan iracctro companies whicn haro saf
■ifd so largely ?n the fire, is held generally by
wm. ucaith.ckt men in the sßate of California.
Rlia c f,t ll r. tlon i 1 7hicll ,b :y aro placed by the
u i«Hy understood in San Francisco, end wo
plui rn cintlemen just arrived from San
ancisca that the subject is being discussed in
mcial circles in that city with the expectation
t nil the loss ever and above the assets ot tbo
lifornia companies will have to be paid by the
ol the cumranics-
THE DECLINE IS STOCXS.
Oar nc tremendous effect of tho Chicago fire on
pne ot sleeks and bonds in New York is
e mi It the lollowing comparative table of
jVo-ecs before and after tbo event:
a' Oet. 4. Oct. 11. Oci. IS
asn.a.dsoflSSl.eouron? US 116% HG
GO C )3 0f1562. c0upV...115% 115 Vi mar
1 y: 1564, coup 5...U5?i HS9i
jbT 5-2u# of Js6i. coup’«...Us?6 H4l?
5-2' is of 3867, coup's...ll4x4 113% 112
ihf ;.-2.'f of c0up’5...114?4 113% 112U
■wet V l -W. coupons 1113$ Ho*x lijsU
L t?, currency. ll4*-5 313 111 5
deg .-acu «t N, W, cum 69Jj Cl?j 53
•-aeoA X. W. pr*>f. 9.iJs
SUJ> Cent. A Uua. K. UK. 9.1
vilicalail 5 2*4 47‘* 41»?
ah'.liimn Central KK
"Ije .t Jlicb. Southern. 10o?> 9G*-i o-)(g
pticann Rock Island llo!-; I*//*
i Iwnukeo Paul com 63 57 51
;Cl{lw.iukcc .Vtt. Paul pref
1
tbat the !0!!cj of the in !nrJ ecc
-pO::rnn:cs ami i.;c other necessary demands for
nn“' .t-cnej caused by tho fire in this citv
““i.srd the throwing of between SSO,«K) (XW and
J 01 cunties on the New York stock
.rkc •turii.g Uiu first tbrccor lour days after
dl- cv»-nt. nmrmous decline in prices
yiMerdiiy ednesday) it was rumored that
HV Meek market wa# panickr from tho effect of
rri.trMilo. it ouch the closing prices as given
w a,, i.ut show any great change in r.ri c
8l ::r.g theuay;
c> nt;sT no-ißO—Oet. IS.
Centra! S6 l i|W. y D ast
gKc Sko-e Ohio; ft*
v1nig......... —IUJIm Union Pacific 22! 4
y: 1 Wabs!b„ 5^5
artfiwt.w.etn Sf"*
f/?2| Uold
16 London. Oet. IS. 10:30.
11 CLOSING PRICKS.
0.-h South, 9 'Jli aOM-i Wabash 5*
8 1-t.hw«i e ni fc>r« I O. A M
X. V. 0 S5'J
2* n Pacific 21‘; I Erie.... iS»*
Tl ,V au 1 Haricm .::::::n:::zii7-i
r 1 .ml. j*id 12*6 J Adam 5.....„.._ 805 i
a il l c 4JJ.i(a4114 J Pittsburgh _-U4
iihug —........104% j American
Xck Island J Gold
G COVEUNMENTS.
UR I 5-20*. now. iptij
ir 0.. 5-2u. ’os \\w
Tf|!* iiaii J®' 40 ICSI4
U4J4 J Currency 61 ni
trr Secretary of tho Treasury has anthorited
i r Ca H Lr T oiled to issue one million
ia h Jf U r* l ‘cl Matl,s n, 'tca. to tako the
„r4 i-, tV u d SUtcs noles Bnd banknotes
tied ia the government vault at Chicago
COMMERCIAL..
41 rPXEsiiAT EvKSINo. Oet Is
t i-ciiy cij.jbjJcj a further eminent over its
fi cc ciVc°vi u A Tolum »r>«Sslf. 1
chtamlVnii Tt° uantu of train were
j sat ana ?old. lUc esrher hours of the d*v
'V Ui;ir .f occupied in Fettling up n lar-c
°i‘' I'l°? v L l h C unflD:sljp J business in option*?,
a l a citiuparaluoly f.. w of thoia
i u Lry touch from that standa-d ts«
th ,U f V continue? free, notwhh?
tfee,' Vl? p“ dia ™»to procure id.
c.a.u -ODt Last, as tba Eistern bniW«
V v fdii*u!'- c I l ar £P the subject of insurant.,*—
Cfiu- c mranS^ebSt 1 tb
cral I s are but J.» Jc touched m the
Kra a ias been received and in-
C car. Kmi-"-’ k M
Void f cora!a tm No.: do I
J:er. fil.fSSe^nSjS.S"
fn..- v cro <6l! corr e6pondiDe abip
t‘Vnr'wheat: W.G59 bu
Ctm' }»-fwlbu rejected Uos 109,158 bu No
ObuNe ’“b.-.. 0 1 bo No! 2 do;
uu *'«•-barley. T0ta1.255.2C5 bu
dia« S aMl P /h!r u 11 t ho rc cular tables Of ro
abo« the Se’lf
Julc couut o aojibicc butVeadiee a«ic°M
il% h 1 -nw b. iS«plod
siiPP?ii
re r rac lcal| y obliged to rc
ly’inu<t bavcTA^i* 51 tod 2*° or not *>eeauio
PLo'.fo lioci d o“ l T rl c Ja% a 'f proU
c rtceived not! iWlT’r a V 5" yi lo
a >n Lr i on.. DC f f° m the eonotry. Bat
C Vrain i with
P :Vh'^d b, in*New*r«Sl
ir »ur-i Vf/{V* X c decline on the seaboard
T,uci;™h^°. CO t" dl ioo of tWot» hero
a* trv i, p f ap “cd to Eastern operators.
r V l Vnt 0f 'f 11 TT ould probably con
byk«*psns back their
•u.-.p ♦}T. a J c w da, Of course no one can
j ’p-m nd wo do not desire to be
l‘„ r Vl!s c c to bold for higher prices.
ibem of one thine—these lib*
.i.f.!.*!.,' 11-1 n °w arc taken caro of with
,r‘ Iv c au r of the receivers are
w .,d V i ‘v: r r u 10 dQ a luge buiu.au. and the
I t.' i C "r n a ?i on ea V* c d dj the fire is. not ,-yet
.VVf.n!’ tbc uralo 'can b 5
Uk V lt sed In soother
V~! Pfubably bonebt. Till then tbo
C PWfpentjwiii bo libera! shipments,
..1 c.car out the bins cow full, and make
fixcccuo the prain that will arrive here
•Wi the winter.
Vi L, c t f ,u<fe appointed to look after the
an in the burned .‘elevators, report that they
e rtcejved auth<>rity to proceed from tbo Cro
krwritcrs. anji were tomcet of
clock to morrow moraine in
licard of Trade Hall, to confer nitU lhcm
•ie ica.rcr, nnd receive instruction.
•ich wines were inactive and easier, beiae held
ic. with no buyers over K>c.
al:e ircutbts were active and steady at
e rate... .though the shfppeiVTone«llr
nb‘c::co ol m Undll lsr m
-J: 513.25 cash. w/Sfesfe rk i WM
lard i J7 a el i er Jan
t aUcd sieu^rs^SS
:r.’ h t d i<J- cummer. Tallow t
.«r. t u.ow. bales were reported nf *tfk>
mere perk SIS.3: lUJ.VJO 1U .Lori r b. on
ate fciraa; £5 btls mti. beef at JIM- M b?N
a ntuLwr at Sll.lO; 100 tea lard at iff. S„J
cs do at 5.%e looje. oa
u r was steady and. fairly active, the do.
-d heme larffC lor shipment, and dealers reT
thnt the rcarc»:y alone prevented Umr
Those reported were: 100 brla Crr»»«i
i° lory i at 56.50: ICO brU Fa?or
t ib_so; brla sot named at 50.60; 10J brls
nt so; 200 brls do at $6 75* iv) bri«
Tsuperfincs at 55.00. Total. 1,550 brls- SS
Vs t ran at 5U.00 del irered. 1 a,so
ucat was tetive, but lower. The market
icd out with free sellers 0 f cash lots, and
buyer.* except for receipts in iltmn, Norton
nti’a houses, which were boutht no by th#
ru-tors of Ihose houses. This freedom of
it.ps caused a weakening, which wasinten
a when New lurk was quoted dull, the
iitchsmg weak at 51.1 a i ur Ircsh recilpts
o.Jfpnstc. Tne pressure to sell cash lots
ppar/nitn the fuel that sdlcrKovember
tel frnly 3c above cash, tboagh there is
:y two weeks to carry it; holders evidently
:cted an taster i>eenuiarr eoodiiiuß by that
h i-Ci r=% orCncd at and
d a. There was nothing doing
otber cption.esccptin settlement, thonafi
cr two paruc? oCctvd to trade on seller De
oer. fccitlctccots were nntcerous. Cash
wire reported of2,4Cotm No. 1 spring at
l~: SCO bn do (hard) at SluhJ; 400 b5 df !t
-102 bu No. 2red winter ■t£l-24jffi.OO) bn
spring at Si.IS; £5,000 hudoatgl.lTV* joq
£1.17; 2,£U>bu do at JE10; 15.500 bu do
ibu 3 rpritig at 51.10. Total,
'New lork wa? reported as low m
X ti< re, thoofih the flsurc generally ac-
IMtWSgIVCV Wl*U *MV wv^Cila-
Tlie Dally 3far*:et.
hutier murhot w.i* withou 1
dee.dcd change, ico demand, as lor j-ota t.me
of locil t n^f,‘, a y Cf,l,fi nvd to meeting tho wants
oi local consumer.-, thongh there was rather
nTth°hndiui'. r h m I>!lr H ru I bat not-
J liu-rcasiu- recei|.l». g.r.rious
a V”* 'UiUinctl with a fair drurr-r uf Crm
Iko ..fforiurr U nboro lh.
f, r2; t b u k ct fair to chnico
h»t», for which lhe ruling prices are oj-a.i*.
C °l'l l \T' l"l Vn a “‘i ßrk io «W ho quoted at isflSci
1 i' INli r”, C r jpir .l v elr littlo wa, dam
in tuts branch of trade, but this i. tbo dull sea
“A. 1111 tkin C s con.idcrod, ardors
n.oTid Th lb or “i taQ co ld reasonably bo ea
poctcd. Tbo stocks oro being sicaddy tncroased
r T prepared to proinidy meet
j&VT)ai?ri„ hci r I 's? ,1 rs Quote: Stark
l lo Lswisrim. Aaieii-
Ca i iTT’fT C i\» b virJ a w’ -T<?t22c: gunnies, ISSCSc.
HUILDISu JlATLlllALS—Cuminue iu ao
tivo demand, but supplies ar- being hurried lor
«ar.l wKli uil pos*ible da'fp.vch. nnd s>rders are
prnmpUv tilled at il.fti for lim:, for *tu-eo
and at c fur cement. r
CHEESE—Ko cbv..g of imparl wice was noted
in .he cunditicn of tb« market fur tisis article.
r raS C4l,e ro l u local character,
tbongb orders from country djalera are begin
nm* •“‘[‘‘fe with m.ire freedom. Prices were
f® 1 J} 0 a Hv l inT b Hs 'V r bss firmer than
last week. W c nnnte at llylac for ordinary t»
prime factory.
,r,l:S:l?***4» QU ci f-«l‘iiS prevailed in this
market. Consumers havu breumo convinced
mat tbo supply will keep pneo wit.l the deiuaud,
and that there will bo n«« very material advance
in prices. Consequently their orders nro now re
stricted to meeting current m'cessities. Wo
quote llio market steady a* follows: Lehigh,
ci‘.i>yui»lo.Co; Lackawanna, $900: Er.e. SS.SO*
\\alnut IljlL $8.00: Hockitg VaiKy. 67.50;
Blnssburg, $B.l-0: Wiimiußtnn, tra GO.
LOGS—The olTerirgs continue libaral nnd
prices were again a sha-ia lower. Tacre vaa a
lair local demand, and salts wire rendered at
22s for fresh.
i-KUriS—DKlED—Quaicc.-s So this depart
tuentia *pickincup.” nnd prices ar«bcooming
more settled ami uniform. Toe stocks of many
descriptions arosli|l short: but Lef..ru tbeclose
°f‘ho present wcck dvatuis arc confident tbat
they will bo able to fill all orders promptly and
satsfnciorily. We quote raitius, old. at $3,153
3.3 a; Turkey prune?. ygOU:; curreuts,
peaches, pared, 33i«3ic; piltqj cherries. 3tet
SCc.
HILITS—tiRELX—The market is liberally
supplied with apple*, and with only a moderate
local demand to meet. Sales drag at $2.0033 00
per brl fur common to choic?. iSmall sales of
“laccy” wero effected at 53.25dj3.iJ. Cran
berries are in light supply, and are in demand at
59.00311.0U per brl for wild, and at sl3. 00314.00
for cultivated. Quinces arc dull int 70@76c per
basket. Grapes are plenty at $1,5C©1.7510r Cun
cord, and at $2 0032 25 for Catawba.
PlSH—This market is now sufficiently settled
to cnabious to rvsumt* quotations. All «f tuo
old dealers tiro again lu running order,” and
have ample stocks irem which to supply the
wants o| tho city nnd country trade. Codfish
aro considerably higher East, but for tbo present
our dealers will fill ordcis ai only a slight od
vanco on former uriees. Wo quota: Xr> 1
wbitefisb, 54.5034.75; No. 1 trout. M.0034.25; No
1 sh-rc mackerel. 510.C0310.25; No. 1 bay. $8,50
&9.00; No. 2 mackerel. ftUKi(aß.so: bank cod
{G.00<36.50; George's cod, §7.00(37.50.
GROCERIES—Business in ibis department is
rapidly working back into its old channels, and
prices are becoming settled and uniform. All
sttpic articles aro now ia ample stock, and be
fore tuo close oflho prescut tveck orders for any
article in tbo line can bo filled without delay
in comparison with the prices current before tho
fire ther- Is very little change. Coffees have ad
vanced slightly, in sympathy with tbo Eastern
murket, the cause ol tho advance there being the
partial failure of the new crop. Candles are
also a shade higher, owing to the great local
demand consequent upon tbe absence of gas
in the .South Division. Tao advance is, howev
er, bat temporary, Pepper, spices, aad nut
megs nro higher Ea*t. We quote; A sugar.
R5aOl2K«; B do. C do. Iffli&liScj
choice brown. ll(jIliac; tair do. mo
lasses do, 9310 c; prime iiocoffoc, choice
do, 21&22o; O. G. Java. l!)&31c: star candle?, 17
@l7j*c.s rice, rangooo, 7j>&i43a; patna, 7%'3B‘;*c.
llAV—'There was sumo tnquiiy lor shipment
East, but tho difficulty of obtaining transporta
tion checked the outward movement tn that di
rection, and sales wore mainly confined to sup
plying the wants of city consumers, a few small
lots only, being taken lor Lake Superior and tho
lumber regions. Prices remain without impor
tant chance. Wo quote: Timothy, pressed.
$13.00314 0J: pra r;c, pressed, $9.003U.0i>; loose
descriptions on wagons. $B.<Xr9l3.(X).
HlDES—Business is reviving nnd prices are
more settled. L eal us well us Eastern tanners
arc again in tho market, and there arc buyers at
10j4c lor heavy green cured; lIJSs for light d.».;
IB'a«2oc fur dry flint, and 25c fur ury calf.
LEATHER—Remains quiet at notninaly un
changed prices, The slocks ora being rapidly
augmented, and for u <st descriptions <il leather
onr dealers are now prepared to promptly fill all
orders.
34%
55%
36ȣ
•ims
NAlLS—There is great netTity in the demand
for nails, and holders ur<- firm at the advance es
tablished yesterday. Tho higher prices hero
were caused by tbo advance ol 2>c in Pittsburga.
Present rates are &4 59.
OlLS—Were without material change. Fair
local and interior orders were being received
and filled at 27c f r carbon; Wo for extra winter
lard: 75c for No. 1 current make: to; for No. 2do;
<<o lor whale; 72c fur turpent:uc; and 82fl?.SO'
for linseed.
PAINTS—Were in moderate request at former
once;. c Quote white ;cad at 511.5 U. and rail
road colors nt dill W. -w.wiumi
•?“/?SS OES A rc I,Io t), ,lW in Eooii Jcmiiaa.
at CkK&SOc per bu for common to choice Swenl
potatoes sold at 53.0053.50 per brl fur o .mmon
and nt S4.wei.so for&.deo Jersey. U,On
POULTRY AND GAME—Is coming forward
freely, and ts quoted dull at about previous
rates, or at £1.75<>2.25 far dead duokj* 50(5>t
b''®do; 52.50e3.00 for chickens, and at S*' 75
for prairie chickens. Quail sold nt SLSO
SHEDS—The market is qaict and easier
Ij-l cur umdsgood timothy
*vSi&r? I .M S q O,^r ,or otbcr kind#.
EUEi AuLEa—Sales were reported m 702&) c
foe* b f r OCXyus nd at H-00tfU50;or ivma-
Vk OOD-Ia m fair demand, and is firmly held
at the latei advance. Wcquotc; Beech SIO.OO
$11.00; Ltcaoty $12.00; shir, $6.50
delivered.
W OOL-Therc was a little more doing in this
ataplo to-day, but transactions were hardly
numerous onou;h io establish roliablo quota
don*. Dealers aatert their ability to handle nil
wool that may bo consigned to them, and give
the following as the prices eurrenl: Extra clean
t ub *fer nmc Toii73c:fino fleece. G0 C; dingy
do, oofijSSc; medium and cuarae. C>3Glc: diner
and eoarae. yb®s9a; coarse unwashed, 43Gl«*
fine and medium do. 3031-a.
I,lre Stock Market.
CATTLE-The receipts to-day wera 1.3)0:
makinethc t-jial fnr the week, up Ij ti.ii evon
tng, 4.9TS head. There were few changes, and
pone nl importance, in tbe general features of
this market. The supply of well matured beeves
suitable for shipment east continuve xneacre
and by no means sufficient to satisfy tho de
mand, which, at present, is «..od, in con
sequence ot the recent material advance
East. Just how much a really extra
lot would command it is impossible to sav
a< none of this s:.rt offered. Tho only choice
d f o ee°* e T 4B Purchased by Nelson Morris
at $5.50. IHrichers ■luff was m moderate de
mand at s.„&ft>t4.so for inferior mixed lots to
choice cows and boilers and fleshy steer* and
D f c sa met with limited inquiry
at Tho market closed quiet and
steady.
UOG?--Thc tOMlay were 10,600. and
lor the week .21,420. Iho unexpectedly heavy re
ceipts. togetherwith adricosol aratber unfavor
able character from the East, checked, to some
extent, Che demand, and weakened prices.'
Iherc was a full attendance of buyers, and a fair
business was transacted at about 100 decline
from yesterday pnoe*. sales tnaklnr at 94.20 ft
K 2 5& r mmoßs for medium, and at
«.4t>(54.50 lor good t» choice. Not all sold, and
nitd Wattho above qnoUtious.
SUEEP-The> receipts to-day were I*Bo, and
for (be week 2,15 i. The supply continues light
Jf I*®" 11 J* rni at<3.i0(?3.75 for common I
$4.00@4.i> for medium to lair, and at 84.5ft31.70
for good to strictly choice. Tbo quality was
poor, there being hot two or tbreo droves that
wonld grade above medium.
Chicago Lumber Market.
WeowraoAT Evmcixc. Oct. IS.
LAiiGOE. The supply of tnmber to-dsy was
moderately large. In fact equal to all require
ments of the trade. and prices were more uni
form. At the close only four cargoes remained
over, liUth sold at 82.12.-j, and A** sawed shin
gles were held at $3.40 per 1.000 afloat. Transac
tions embrace the following:
Carso bargo M. McNair, from Muskegon, ISO
mft piece stuff and timber, at $17.00. Sold by
ii in. Meglade.
Cargo prop Now Era. from Muskegon. 75 m
lath at $2.75. bold by Win. Meglade.
Cargo achr Three Bells t from Muskegon. 17J m
fE 70 m n board* and atrip* at $18.50, and balance
at 510 for and under, and
$1«.00 lur IS-foot and wvor. Sold by Wm. Me
glade.
Cargotchr Adda, (mm While Lake, 100 m ft
mixed luuberat $17.50, for inch, and $16.00, for
2 mob. Sold by Blanchard. B«rlai d& Co
Cargo Souvenir, from Pentwater. 55 in ft
Coarse mixed !nmberatsl6oo. Sold by Blan
chard. Borland Co.
CarKO echr Jose., Irfim Moikecnn. 120 m ft
boards and atnpa at 517.00. Sold brßUnchard.
■Borland s Co.
Cargo schr Catcbpole, fmm Mauutec, 140 tn ft
joist and ecanlling at 516.0 D. Sold by Btanenanl
Borland A Co.
Carto jehr lialoh Campbell, from Jlona.lMu,
-JU raft board* and strip* largely Norwav
fu.OO, Sold by Blanchard. Borland A Co
i C r^.. of f chr Speed, from Milwaukee.* deck
losd of timber at $13.00, and hold mil of Joist and
scantling at sl6 00. Sold byßUnchard, BorlJSd
Carso rchr Sardinia, from Manistee, U0 m
Piece stuff at SI6XO. Sold Ly U. K. JJi4f u ,d Jk
Cargo.schr Clipper Ciu*. from Muakcgon 130
siJkri r rtio?. bo rd,:,t
Carco.cbrD.il. Orr.n, Iron I.udinclon. 75 m
ft Ijiecc .tun .1,16.0°. Sold by K. K. Diektord
Corco of brie F. Gardner, from Oconio ISO* in
co!" .Irtah^JlSl.n
TlmTi”'." 3 1 1 D-Bloom.from IVbito Lake.
s..d {VisShTiaaTA." om
A lrc Bu, D. from Jl.ni.tc.. 116 mft join
andrcanlhnc at 816. Sold br 11. K. DiikfVrd d.
Carco jehr Sin.i, fmm Ledincton I*6™ ft
P.OCO flaffat sl6. Sold br It. K. Sfotd iC?
ioht^fnd*2? r ?r l,or Bo .t* f E® m M.nifteo, yo mlt
i Cor 9 lni l sl6 S»>d bj n. K. itickfoid
,r Whila Lake.6o
b\TM.Dn“M\d"r' m
«.S? V B^5 r A I ers from Manominee. 1«
Wckfo,d iCo° at!!T So,d by R. K.
at run yacps.
r.l? ®,.Remand eiantinuo* active and price# rule
Arm at the annexed range; ,B,fl
First clear. 1 inch to 2 Inch rrJO no
Heccnd clear, 1 Inch to 2 Inch... 47 onS«m
Third clear, 1 inch SSuSrm
Firs 1 1 nd*econd clear flooring, togot b- oU< 3 00
Cl. rtiOjb Aid m
Flr&i and second clearsldiniL tcgeihcr! 99
Common siding ::.7r... T
Common flooring, dresaod, 8p«t.... v
Common flopring. dnascd.Tccocd 25.00®57.00
e ment it Jias come /from tbe J^css.: 1
F cueing..!! T m n _
Pickets, Pat lu w j£fi-£{
Clear poets, split KOoSIJ’S
roun,]
sowed►t'l'iskUlNo.i.s-22
bawed shingles, A or Btar —vt* j*rv»
HAIll) Avodn- s
U'filntrt lst per M §--qq
gj ni M ;~~“rrau»
Ciurry In nnd ad'^M «Jn
Hickory Plunk SJtS
Oak Clour g-jg
Oak Common
M Lite il oml, Ciear 33 00
Com aMIV)
H 'eW U Axlc .p.rSet
J TiTdSso.oo
l l li.OdBUOJX)
_ ON TRUCK,
llio iilt.-rieua in-r- more lilicral. u:,d ciuolu
liu'l’u'JortcM: J h S 1 alts otthofel-
A, or alar rawed f3.73
•I”. I ajwci1,,.,.,.,, lAVSifYt
n Xs‘Qt.rs-—!• ivo shingiet «-r two inebe* in
jhicLms?. Length—Sixtaen inches. Three doU
nra per c.tr to bo edJol «*hoo trnnalorred, which
tidlows the sbinstes.
MARIXE IXTEUJUE3CE.
Ctpiam 11. C Albrecht, of tho schooner \l
report* seeing about !0 o’clock on Sun
<l.l J ’J n V r, ,t i* and about twelve miles south
••l 1 omt Dit-cy. a Ulala-bootu, gaff, and mast
bead, with a man lashed thereto. Tbo Captain
rep .rts the pa-saco un as extremely foggy. Her
carg'i cnasuttd of 400 ton* of coal from Cleve
land.
j —Tbo fchooncr Annie Malrcy was slightly
dnmag d in the river on yesterd ;y, by a collision
with another vessel.
--Lonsuierablo difficulty was experienced in
ni« river yesterday bv incoming vessels, ou ac
count of the j*m. The i.fficcrs of the Chicago
lowing Association toward evening succeeded
in getting quitu a number of the vessel* in the
Jim towed to their respective place?.
—The wind yesterday afternoon and evening
was from tho southeast.
was rumored in marine circle* r.n yester
day that tho steam barge William T. Graves had
been lost, with all hands. We give the tamor
for what it Is worth. 4
f enterprising aklpJbuUdlat firm of Bates
ta har r?Bamed business on tho west sldo of
the river, between Polk and Ifarris-n streets.
—iho schooner Advance, which left Chicago
?ma« terenlocn day* sinco, has not been heanl
Xfom. hears are cntoriained f»r her safety.
♦i ‘J 1 Mo*»;er lelt last fvoning to gt to
the aid *-f tlie bark b. Morrell, which is now at
Milwauko* in a disabled condition. She will be
C ucijo for repairs.
—The Captain of the scow D. K. Owen reports
a wh.to forc-and-ofrer, with green bottom, with
both mast* gone, off Sheboygan.'
•,~Tbo following vessels were damaged during
rho calo ..f Suiurdav night last.. The bark U,
.nfj IS! 1 m m t* 6 ?i«»n «ff. Taw! boat
and davit. The scaoonor Sam. I‘. Ely main gaff,
and Nevada mun boom. Tbo above vessels are
*ll here and undergoing rrpalrs at Milter Bros.’
shipyard.
.learn that tho schooner Vanderbilt,
wa:ea baa been undergoing: repair* at one of our
shipyards, willto-day bo towed to Milwaukee,
to complete her “overhauling,”
—The »oaoouer Russian, iu going np tbe river
vcrt rUiy, earned away her centreboard.
•-..Tbe schooner John Buab. of Detroit, laden
with iron oro from Marquette, pounded upon
tho bottom whtlo lying a: the pierat Leland.
M:cb.. discharging her cargo, and,sank. She
can fa l raised. A tug bat boon sent to her aid.
The propeller Passaic, which arrived here
yesterday, reports a largo black three-and
aller. gram, laden, ashore about a mile below
t.heboygan in the straits of Mackinac; also, a
f»rc-and-aft schooner loaded with wood lor
button s Bay, ash> re at Port Ooeida, and full of
water.; She will probably become a total loss.
•“A despatch Irons Kinkardine, Ont.. states
that the schooner J. S. Liner, from Detroit, has
gone to pieces. Cargo partially saved. The
schooner D. J-crgnjou. from Dnlulh lor Buffalo,
is less. Crewgavcd. Both vent ashore
on >unday.
fho Captain of tbs bark Jesse Hoyt reports
a schooner ashore on Sugar Island Reef, Tnnn
stripe y ,S>bo 13 palnlc< "bite, with grson
t r T 5 r eß Te !6cl 3. aro voported ashore oa Bearer
island by tho Captain ol tho schooner R. C.
wtoslow. Two of them aro snpnosed to bathe
James Garrett and American Union.
“Ihe Contain of tho schooner Winnie Wing
reports having seen a small scow painted black
w:th new bulwarks, off North Point, on M*m
day with mainsail and jib gone; the scow Ella
Doak, with all canvas gone, except topsail and
top-gallanciau; a topsail-schooner, with main
topaiast c«med«way; one thrco-and-after.wilb
lormatl gonn, and another with fora and main
sail gone; two fore-and-ftftera with jibs blown
away. Alio, a black bark with luretopmast
“A small tngengaged ia towing at llulland.
Mteb.. was destroyed by the recent fire.
.-Samuel i.Thomp* i; n, a sailor on the bark
r slorrcil, was kilted on last Saturday night by
tho falling ot a#par. lleliailod Irom Buffalo.
.~i&e sebuoner.Tailnrgot aground in Detroit
river on Friday night, hut was liberated without
much damage. mum*
u.r; T h "u ecl i"““ or üboca on White
Oiioalt. nas been abandoned.
--The wrecking tug Leviathan is now working
on Sibo unknown vessel asnoro near Waugo
shaace Lighiboaie.
•-Iho propeller Galena is reported hard
aground on Tawas Point. She lies in about nine
icet<>t water, nod her position is critical.
—Daspatches received from Detroit, yesterday
report quite a number of vessels aground, dia.
masted, etc.
“;A. a unbou three-masted schooner was passed
on rridaylsst, it lias about lorty mile* west of
Long Point.
A red light of the fourth order has boon es
tabiished temporarily on the crib on Spectacle
u.'ct.iiiko Huron. Tho illuminating apparatus
a thirty feet above tbe I&ke, and
should bo soen, in clear weather, at a distance of
eleven mtlcs. Also a steam whistle will be
sounded as a fog signal, giving a blast of three
seconds, then an interval of twelve seconds,
then a blast of three seconds, tbo whole being
repented every minute. Tbe light should not be
approached nearer than three-fourths of a mile
Irom the south; nor nearer than or.c-quarlor of a
m:lo tn any other direction.
Lake Freights.
Engagements iaclude the following; To Buffalo
—Prop Empire Stale, oats 9c; prop Chicago
corn 12'.*; prop Canisteo. corn 12c; bark E. JonV
oats B*ic; acur City of Buffalo, corn 12c; sebr
Kate Darle>*. wheat 12c (rechartered); prop a
Means. corn lie (rcchnrtcrcd): bark Lafrloier
whe.ai ihc:7nrop Raleigh, oata 9c. To Kingston—
benr M. Grant, wheat 18J$c, From Port
Unshington—Sclirß. Mott, wheat to Buffalo at
loc- lo McrqucUo—Bark Grace Greenwood, oats
50.f.0.c. To Detroit—Sjehp L. Nau, barley Kte.
To Por:lttm-Prop B. F. Wado. com U 0 mod
oais at£le.
GENERAL NOTICES.
To Oup Patrons
n ttaaaan-AV., Oct. 16, 1571.
Onr*tock and store la a tout lo*s; bboks slid da.
pen cav.it; Inanrancn douhvfnl. Ofcourso you fnllr
appreciate our situation, sod all who are Indebted
to os will mite immediate payment. We hate open
ed sn office at 435 Wabash-ar.. am) sre erecting a
temporary \\arehouta on Park. corner
lUadolpn-at. Mlchlgaq.ar.. where we will
soon be ready .or busiueaa. owe *ou our ihaaka
for faror* In the p«»t. and hope to merit their coo
lliiQance ill the tuture.
fIAT.L. KTMBAKK A CO.
Important Public Notice,
Permits Tor the erection of temporary structures,
one atory high. within the lire IlmlU of the city, to
remain not more than one year, will be iuned for
the present from theofllceof the Board of Public
uorfct. No. 30( Wm Itandolph-it. No building or
structure of any kind will bo allowed on the streets,
elleys. or sidewalks. By order of the board,
F- R. BAILET. Secretary.
Edwards’ Directory.
SPECIAL NOTICE
To Boilnon Men And Other*.
Pleats a«nd to 13 and l7Caaal.it., <t*h atory. as
apecdllr a* possible your address and present laca.
tlon. and in a lew day* I will isane acpeeUldirael
tbe bß,,nw Places of ailwfao hare
ynwiiMu* 1 B account of the nre*. XUUHAKD
Caaai A IW 1 b,UBr Directory. 13
Notice.
Our oCIc, from thl* date will be at corner of
Michlg.n-ar. and Uaduoa-st.
BOWEN,'UPNT ft WINSLOW.
Atlantic .Pacific and Great Western
TELGRAPH COMPANIFS;
Corwr Writ Washington and CanaLiM.. wp-stalru
Renoral.
Sr the Um*
All who o»» me for real estate, shall have all
proper and necessary indulgence.
Printing,
Work equal Jo any office In the Slate, Orders tor
of*csufrg*° r returned following d»y ftt*
BABCOCK Jt DttUUK,
Notice.
All person* tu ChleJgo, to whom our hous* are jo-
JebteJ forbnia not yet doe, are requested te draw
on Us at sight for the recpective amount*.
Lrflai. lowa. 0«: n. 6 J UACK *®S-
i IVobber,
FECIT AXD:COMUISSIOS Jlt)lcnAST.<
H.n ranart tmilnm at
xn». M AND a WEST MAMSOS.ST.
Commercial National Bauk
Will mma.LluioM. tEUC.. .fXfciM WabatE-..,
M. D. BUCHANAN, Ch^r.
Ujn.l*r. October 16. 15TI.
Parties Desirous of Disposing
TRON AND METALS TOR' CiSU'
.Caedu *5 bredArMriaeLf l >-V
_ 11. J. MItTIRELC..
Avenue lioose. Twenty-second-st. sod WabMb-av
Prludog Presses,
Office of U. lloe ft Co. at Chicago Newspaper
Coloo, 13 North J»gtr»on-*t. W.-H. Evrkoff, A^nt.
Parties Having Claims
AGAINST THR C., R. I. ft p, R R, t
Tor suppliM furnUheal the month ofSeMembtr
rMißMied to send d*u|lM Mila of nne to tbe under,
eigoed at once. ALLEN MANVKIT PurebtM?
Cor. Clark’ami Twelfth^ta.
The Office el the Weal Side Ilomeatead
Association
Ta at 71 Sooth PeoHa-et.j nr.r MatJlsoa. with Pcott ft
Gage. bharehoMen will pirate call p»y Install
taenia at the earliest moment.
Chicago. Oct. IA. 1871,
Notice.
Creditors of SIBLEY ft ENDTCOTT, whelnale gro
cew. are requested to lend full staumruu of account
to them by mall at ..4 Wabeeh-av.
BIBLKY ft SNDinOTT.
Notice.
The >\eateru Transportation Cemuauy have re’
moved their office and dock to foot of West Waahiog*
too-et.. where wo shall be pleased to era all our old
friend* and easterner*. rope litre arrirlug aod
rartlogdaily. as usual before the Are. offlea No a
Wwt >\aehtngton«at. XUTXLHft BUND.
Pamphlet Description
Of the Chicago Fire, contalßlug aecurate dim aud
much.**luable reading matter, writtva br ouaof the
last journalists on the spot. Published Oct. 19. Re
)A,,,Ji r i c s c f n eaad order* to IV. E.
TUNIS, publisher. Detroit and Chicago Navi
Aywtr. HM Pr«lH».»r.. Chlmo. tM,
MEDICAL
Dr. C- Bigelow,
Formerly 0f179 South corner of Monrots
hat located hl< office at 73 South U>lsted*st., second
where h* baa a full blU* of
IV’r vi da grand* x« c e jafon*wnl gfvcif
crew by eftbe tomui
susmiss cards"
Van Schaack,
Stevenson
Reed,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST.*,
N 8,; T&JSUSF**'--
(Ut« 90,1 C, and 91 Ltke.*t..>
615.00
K.OOaiH.UO
2.76® 3.00
1.3K& 2.75
3.75® 4.00
Ko«. BJ7.
l» l ffl“a;7 I ,r f lr Scl,.«ek no,
"ViV.-tV.'* UaoU-t Chnreln 1
burned out *eordlallr l!« t ?r. ,e i nd ri ,ail drug man
»i‘-ir»«».iminSi .A t£! “.If’*" uor ~ul" i iu
KEITH BROS.,
on s* 1 tL!
P.rtni«nt» o7onrtn.il. 11 1" «U tlo.
rntlrr n.V .tSV “on
ri t'lS" lrn.wn.rr brick bniufl”lis OSS’S
imil gsi
remise... by draft on Chlcato l uSk^^V^York
our preaont office 91C Prairle-av 1 n frow
October |7. Ib7l.
BLANK BOOKS
-a-sstid ST^Tiossnsiair
AT OLD PRICES.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED BY
Emerson i Davies
THE WEST SIDE LIBRARY AND MUSIC STORE,
jiKTWERN PEORIA AND BASGA3UIX.STV
Chicago Bag Factory.
«J. A 11. CHAPMAN, office Oil Mlchigan-av,
blark A bnga for Immediate delivety. Flour Sack*
irit w l U l «*»Hea of their brand* with order*
5? fcro ail lost. Onr friend* will glre ua aa
li n'r*n r0 b in I,,eh otj.r,.
•halt be in full running order before manr da**
J. *t H. CHAPMAN.
Price, Rosenblatt 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
Hate taken Arena* Hall, 50*100. No. H7 Twenty.
Mcond-.L, where they will common their bu.lne*.
antll proper Imlldlncs are erected. Shall have a
full lino of Rood*, and ready to fill orders Iq on.
week.
To Our Patrons,
THE DUUGGI3TB 01’THE SOUTHWEST
Wear, happy to Inform you wo hare come oat of
Uie treat couSscratlon .lire, and are up ami at It
•Cain With reneirM energy. Wear. erecting a te».-
porary place of business on Dearborn Park, jnaUo
r«ir of our old .tore, and will bat. n nUre iy Mw
and/reeh aleck ready for our cnatomara la about two
rr k W1 lre
nn ordeie. Yout, r 10
loud, SMITH rn
UfUce 6T« lUchlgaq.ftT,. ror the prewnt.
Collars.
PHILADELPHIA COLLAR COMPANY.
n L. A.. Watson, A gout,
?r iiSYi P.fi“ u..
Ford Co., Commission Merchants,
All rlflht again. In their commMiot., qn.rtm,
I6i Tl EST LAKE-ST., anJ prepared to attend to
coniigatnenti of all klnda of proJoca.
MERCHANT TAILOR,'
Ho. v, KJczle-st., old stand, cast aide of bridge, Chi-
T. K Phillips,
la Toiler.* Trimmloo., GIU Waßasii a v
Thompson ShelUon,
Q.O obt.ni ouraoiew wh..,".? S5? CJSIV'Sf
Snyder JLec,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
9 Sool, Hll ited, or 15 Nixon Building
.ii.r, win i..„ jv.cn?.°; r u .“t ,^a‘ e i,l r
w right Tyrrell,
BEAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
ISO West Washington*!!.
Will rrt...... old nfiler, s Tm.oo. Bitllsinu.hom.
COMMISSION MEBCnANTS,
on™ ts c.o.i-,t mil, p. IV. G .t.. Ac„ ah ..r.
and ready far bu.lnw,.
prepared to fill orders for
WHITE LEAD, ZINC. ETC
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
L.lc T.l Sooth Cl.rk..t„ no, Bin. liUnd-nr.
Reconstruction.
H E L E M A HOWLAND,
U*w Office and Loau Agency.
L r “f W,.t VTubinctun*.
11. T UELI>U W. M. HOWLAND.
Reed*s Temple ot music,
81S1XTEEXTU-ST..
ilf.H*** 0 l ••‘1 Michig»n-«»e., now rudr fo
hutiuiM. Pmoo* furnished ou time payments
Gold Pea 3lauufactory,
815 WEST LAKE-ST.. CHICAGO.
A good aseortmcot of firat-«la»i pens, of my own
a* I n lepoiating ante
sent by mull by enclosing SO cent* for each in sent
Dennison ft: Co.
Aro prepnred to flit ordem for TAGS from their
Maun, Norton j- Scott,
puonucc commission merchants.
Armstrong Co.,
WHOLESALE PAINTS AND OILS,
can be found temporarily at 884 Stalest We are
prepared now to fill orders to dry trade tor any
amount of Carton 011 a and trill fill country order*
SJ£L n v aya J* oß orfia S ns will confora great
Now T T^ inaiDS CJiah or express, or drafts on
Wallace Henderson,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
37 West Wasliingtoo.it.
Cook MoLafn,
Remored to 363 State-st.. Dear Barrie
Darrabee ft 4 North,
JIAEDWARE,
Remored «o 45 West Lako-tt
1 FirrlngFon, Hycwstcr ft Co, _
ifa'siiss'.a'*”; x 'sk
FAKBINGTON. BREWSTER A CO.
OTSTER3,
op 4 wtl,n PWMPtfj
Mead 4» Higgins,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
»ffwfffvXSsSS2s£ r w o««
*4? £i£j?..«* 0,,h P»««t location No.
t-i?°?.* AU ord,r t*» «*U lin*w»llT».
nlTayiußiit attention.
Ja*. G, Mcßride Co^
aiCHIOAS TOBACCO WORKS
»^T^.M! .aa-fSi. «dSS55f
stmtßCUrk.it. pace «S9 Michigan-ay
Rea Coatee,
''BEAL ESTATE BBOKEBS, 706 WADASH-AT.
hying property in the central toiinees
S^yW’iSsws.Tfsii'BnisßS
GILBERT BREGA,
COMMISStOS MSBCUAXIS.
*i Jfo 34 Sooth Cllntoa it.. Boom 12.
F. J. RUTH,
SQUABS BEABD OTSTKE DEPOT
83 and 87 South CanaZ-st.
u titn front cltr And country nrom t U, »t»»a,u
ARE CItAXR
The" Slugcr Sewing »l»ctilne. i
The one* of
J~S. WXUUM, L. _
Forwrlr 131 >T
Union Akron Cement Co.
Win be ready to fill orders.tba last oftbeweefc.
Offlc*. Boom 2, Alseo&lc Building, corner of
sad Baadolph-ite.
8. B. Ransom Ac Co,,
«DI reimne Entlneu In i few d»ya with n mu nD
n| l M^yslS.“ a U,l Slat, .met.
D. M- Osborne Co.,
■■Trill TIT"
REAPERS AM) MOWERS.
SAMEL RANSOM,
General Agent; ADO Sooth Morgaa-st.
Kt-T-ld. Estate Office
ssKssaj sanure
330 West 3Fadtson»st. r
John Peterson,
J. IL Dole Jf Co.,
Heath Milligan
At 103 West Randolph>st.
p. Smith,
U NORTH CANAL-ST.
183 West Washington**!.
ROOM 6.
DYERS.
A. Booth’s
Francis Agnew,
builder.
;aiffmanßtnm to am r n l-'
tody 1 pote«^’.
BUSINESS cards.
M. D. Wells Co.,
wholesale;
BOOTS A.\D SHOES
WILL CONTINUE BUSINESS.
OFFICE,
613 WABASn-AV.
ORDERS SENT TO US
Will be
FILLED ABOUT 20TII INST
Chicago. Oct. IS. isn.
CHASE BROS.&CO.
Having eared their
Abstracts of Coot County Eeoords
From the fire hare located irTthe
MASOSfIC BUILDIXK,
SniS?, Hilned^U. (No.o
id fcilly&Co.
WILL BE FOUND AT
H, A. PITTS’ SONS,
106 IQB W. Eandolph-st.
WOLF MICHAEL
I. Wne i ES £6E I.IQUDR DEALERS,
II and 13 West flladison-st.,
iwg^p!SS&te
whlchthevSin S*P ir y*' aDd California Wine*,
the fire. 5 1 8011 at P ricw low a* before
m^i^n%J ltolbo i rseßt,n,lle city. Order* by
mail will get prompt attention. 1
To Our Friends and Patrons.
KEVEB GIVE EP THE SHIP
CHASE, HANFORD 00,
Paints, Oils, Glass, &c.
iilPIpS
CHASE, HANEOUD CO.,
Chicago. HI.
S. H. McCrea Co,,
PBODDCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Boom 3, S. IT. .„a Cmh«„
s. n. McCREA, Chicago, 111
Y’ MorSon, 111.
t.. A. N. YOUNG, Sterling, HI.
Liberal cttab adraneea made on consignments.
Particular attention paid to porchaalng Lumber
tho Cargo or CorLMd.
•Ai*o, Grain boughtand gold on Margins.
c. M. HENDERSON (lO.’S
Office is now at
337 Aiiclalgan-av
C, M. HENDERSON CO.
oco. w. uacaiAN,
Harmon Jacobie,
ALBANY. N. Y.,
Proprietor. „t BRICK JIA.
r,ta HARMAN A JACORIE
Albany, N. Y.
Cooper 6c. Packard,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
163 West Washington***.
SWSS
Hardman Larminie,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Continue holiness as uioal at
34 AND 35 CANAL-ST.
yoAm'/b 1 f >w°' SdSaMs
nr *od Poston correspondent!. r w
W. A. Weed 6l Co, f
DRUGGISTS’ SUN DRY MEN,
Formerly of 32 Lake-st.
♦kJV* r hap P* ,0 Ittform onr friends and custom.™
that wo hare secured a location for our bSTT?
■ponsee. toilet articles, etc., *calee.
T. S. FITCH CO
Bliss ft Sharp
Sig?" fur •”«^n"^*n r iVS
I«. R. Carswell,
LOAN AND COLLECTION.
3?G SUte^t.
Herbert ft Quick,
LAW OFFICE,
SS9 Stale Street.
GEO. HERBERT.
The Leader Tobacco Works of
Chicago,
ALLEN A ELLIS. Proprietors,
n, or ril West Seeond.it,,
ij'iSl iiVrh,^ e c,uiin ttxior r with
Ii Will bo raadr ta rtetin ar.
fcl* ror V/ 0 tr *d*. for ell grades of Fine Cat Chew.
K* Diamond. Golden *nd ailrer Crown
WiewlngTobacco afrer tbeMth Inst. Thankfulth?
past favots. we nlicie a coatiaoaoc* of tb« tame. T
ALLEN A ELLIS.
To Oar Client#
cuti c ,h, r
3- M. DCMMING. CHARLES L. EASTON.
David Goodwillie,
BuDder of ttilrtj years experience. 24 mr, 1. /*kj
•ff?; rtflsaXiia'Kt
s»s^ws^^si^'-iffla
Joseph Ullmau
Has located at
NO. 30 21AHKXT.ST..
S’rS’wf.S!' co ,ln EM.. Hiff.lo Md
Culver, Page, Moyne «fe Co.,
STATIONERS,
n, 15.15 NORTH DESPLAINE9*ST
C* J* J. Knickerbocker
li*T« reopened their Law OOcs at
I« WEST WABHINGTQN.ST.. CP-STAIK.I
Goo kina 4c Roberta,
lamtibs.
3 East Washington- at
Wllion, Perry Starges,
LAW OFFICE,
*79 Wibuh-iT.
n.iacc. wiuon. unoui rxaar
cnaatxa n. trracaa.
To Chicago Merchanta
Ptartiee-Aaav.aad roddlrioc eodi-rodt ae -ww
manufactory, it will afford si great pleasure to flit
their orders at most ftrormble prices and upon lib*
•cs!
Moore and Caulfield,
LAW OFFICES
44 Hscrisoo-et. and 133 West JfadiJon-it,
Knowfea, Cloyea 4s Co.,
PH(ESIX mills,
Will resume bosinees fa a Sew days with a full stock
Reliance Work*, Slliwauke, >Ti*.
lli4«Sj“SrtSc'! r c, rr ‘*»«UW.
_ Elevator machinery for first-class work
517." »PsSd!' 75dSS ll,r I, J r 10 orJ
P. ALLIS a CO.,
MUwaokew. Wh.
Srcbcrgcr -i TJreatey
tontinnetbe wholesale hardware business at
10 and 12 West Randolph-et.
With a full lino of Men’* and Buys’ Clothing. which
they prnpote to elLir at let* than old prico*.
Richards’ Iron Works,
17 AND SOUTH JEkTRRSOX-ST.,
All right, no lou hy fir., full .lock of
POUTABLE AND STATIONARY ENGINES.
SHAFTING. PULLEYS, AND ELEVATOR MA-
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, NO. IISFULTON-ST’,
Have and will have a complete atock of Engine*,
Euaine Lathe*. Iron Planer*. Drill* aed Wood*
working Machinery. Pleaae give a* a call.
All pi'noo* indebted pleaie remit.
Farming Tool*, Heavy Hardware. Ac.,
~K ei TQ lly anJ for at 175 Randolph*
•t., where we expect to be again located (as eooa aa Ic
can be b.UItJ with a full .lock ifUul&Tln me
line. All partlaa indebted tu oa wilt confer a epedal
favor by remitting promptly. Onrbooka and papers
were badly damaged in the Great Fire, and vilirs*
dulre considerable time and attention to transcribe,
office, 51 and 53 North Jefleraon>*t., Chi*
Offlc** vi Mate eoruer of Twelfth.*!., from 10 to
We: ouruer of Gurtifar.,
M?i‘ n’- 111, AdJrw* letter* to So. OU Twenty*
Will bn plea led to Iwar from all their customer*.
II OLESA I. i; JE«■K I, mu
it<moved to 112 T«enty*»ecoitd'aL
Office 466 West Kandolpfa-st.
s. Whitaker Co*,
COMaiSIOJT MEBCUANTS.
Court, on Lake front, rail stock
c*cbickant, tark.ri, Ac.
olwamK^lf 21 w u,,in non t
Balding Bros. Co.,
MANUFACTURERS OF MACHINE TWIST
SEWING SILKS. ETC.
N a will open with a fall and complete Mock of
goodt Id oar now store. corner of Mlcblgan-nr. and
Jackson*st.. oo Monday. October a. Customer* In*
detted to os will please remit promptly ami oblige.
T. H. Seymour Co.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
OilcM.. Oar 10.. hr
SlSii 5 .1- af« prepared to traoaact luiEdpu aj
Spll^."° n C ,l »»a orto
Office of the Peshtlgo Co.
A. Knlaely Co.,
TIo and blaU Roofers and manufacturer** of D
▼acltea Iron Cornice*. TZaadn Wc*ta»onroe.st;
mzSVAN JACOBIS.
Lato ofM Washington.*:.; Office. .VM Stata-aL*
corner Taylor, In roar of drag atom.
Office, 501 Slate-el., corner Taylor*at.
DeGolyer McClelland,
fJ'nT* ••i»t>n«bed our office at oar works, on tbi
North Pier, Just east of lbs light hoau. where we
kind# of lumber for aaJo, la.
k Boln 5.«7 r r f° quantity preserved by the well,
apown aatnaorn IroniiltiK proem,
Great Western Map and Picture Depot, folly rv
establlihed. Full stock. New goods. Send on roar
order GEO. P. CRAM.
Formerly of ITS South Clark-st.. can befoaodot
present at No. 421 Canal-at., two (loon south of Far*
ner DR. JOHN THOMSON.
r. O. Bay 72. Chicago rtf
W. Ilobsou ft Sou
WHOLESALE FISH DEALERS,
Ready for business at No. 60 South Canal st.. sad
59 West Water st.
Boys* and Youths* Clothing,
MR. AND SIRS. J. M. JIARTET
w.Vr s;;. h
business with an entirely
at *t«doors North of Hubbard c‘£t) W bMh
cnVtom«.r Par#J 10 orders, and see oar okt
H.**° resumed at No. 92 West lUndolpii.it eorear
2[^ ffßr, 0n A Dw,b chairs, stwls. A?
hand and made to order. e 00
W. A. WEED.
H. A. IIDBLBUT,
D. ED3ALL.
THE GREATEST CLOTHIERS IN THE WEST,
U ite V M On® Price Clothing Boose
at 123 UeetMedUop.se.. in a few days.
cSai-I?. Bft>o>l T,lef 01 57 So arts
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
US tVab.ih-.T., o„ r routll, S’.tion.l D, Dki
Francis ft Webber.
M and GO VTpit Madison*et_ a n
filled Mine u Iwfow rtVfii?. A orJftr
RUMSET. BRO. A CO.
Ara temporarily foeated at 47 Weet Randolphs.
And ready for business.
Wilkinson, Sackett ft Bean,
LAW OFFICE.
109 Wset Washington, corner ot Desplainee-at.
J. XI. QUICK.
P. R. L Uardenbergb,
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS,
407 West Lake.it., Chicago.
A fall clock of new goods.
Franklin Deniaon,
Would Inform bU clients and friends, that bo bag
reopened hla office at Rooms 4AS. 304 W.Madisomwt
j. p. oroair. j.. e
Delphi, Ini. o. m.^imm,} Chicago,
Dugan, c... Co.,
COMWSSiOS MEECHASTS, Jo 4 B W..1
comiKnmeot. Ort.r. ulldud
for pnrcbaee or «ala of grain prorUloas, etc. Wl
Chicago Cutlery Manufacturing Co.
Offlc* and Factory. ITT to Matber-el.
"Ss.**”
Heimerdlnger Flotthelm,
LEATHER AND FINDINGS,
UO Twenty-tbird-eL.
Hayden, Carkln Co.,
CONTRACTORS.
J. T. HAYDEN. 645 Wabasb-ar.
George A. fileech,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
U Hanaoa Port.
Shoenfeld, Bro. 4s Co.
Formerly So and 82 Wabaab-ar.
OOeo for the praeent, U7 Wabaab-ar.
t»Kiioursu>. j. sciioursu*. n. r Mirir**
DUNHAM. A BOIT, r
Ship Chandlers iad Sailmakan,
Hare reesmed inaiaeea at No. 20 Market at
ail orders for cordage, oakum. dSck?2ti.* n
Hawes Idtwrcnce,’
ATYOBSI YB-A.T-L!a W
563 Stato-at.
E. B. My era,'
LAW BOOK-SELLER,
UCX Wabash-sr.
sSis?, a r Ja si'aA.Tsa.v
Dent Blaok, Lawyers,
7WWABABH-AT.
Mr. DENT, at hU Houm.
a SOUTH BHELDON.BT., after 4 p. m.
Hatch, Holbrook Co.,
HARD WOOD LUMBER.
366 Alxhcr-aT., Cblcaao. Branch Yard, 199
Milwaukee.
Wa. H, Thompson,'
BEAL ESTATE AGENT,
2» West Madisea-st,, Thompeou’s Block.
i«ilSS c S!Sf ,u a ww .io coi;
tawta.iaa.MW.. uawy i. j.
business cards.
Edwards, Bluett 4 Co.
May be found at
NOS. V. AND i: MADISON.ST.
3TH STATK-ST.
Richard*’ Power Cora Sballera.
and Improved and Portable Mill*,
CHINERY
Built to Order.
Steam and Hand Fire Engine*.
W. A. James 4 Co.,
(Formerly 191 Lakc-at.)
Atwater Co.,
JOBBERS
Dr. J. B. Walker,
OCULIST AND AUBIST.
Clemeut, Morton Co.,
Office, 7id West Monroe-st,
B. F. Norris 4 Co.,
Cloths*
HI DOLE 4 HUNT.
With Mean, Ratea Co.
No. 1 East Klniie.st,
Dr. Kill*,
Dr, P. B. Norcom,
Hnom. n to 2 b.to,
Cram’s
Dr. John Thomson,
Notice,
SI'ROTT A DARKER
Mabley ft Co.,
Oyster.! Oysters!!
F. J. RUTH’S
P. Ij. Bherman,
OYSTERS.
Commission.
J. T.Jewett,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
toot SUta.ee
Attorney at Law.
C, H. Hanion,
.gng.Tlng. «a DtoltaMiia, StWMI
BUSINESS CARDS,
Chicago'
Advertising
Agency,
SHARP THAiN
Win be pleased to ece Ihelr IHends at
nOOJI 5, WELCH’S BUILDING. C 5 SOUTH
CANAL-ST.,
Where they m prepared to Insert advertising in
too leading Newspapers of the country at pubUsh
eis* lowest rates.
OFFICE OP
A. C- O. F. Badger
Is at 083 Wabasb-av.
D. Kriegh and Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Office fbr the present at
STAR AND CRK3ENT MILLS.
at Randolph-et. bridge.
Weat Side.
Jacob R. Shipherd Co.
BANKERS,
104 Twenty-secood-at.
Chicago;
U Ploe.t, N.w York,
Our laSaßc-st vault proved perfect, and wa
lf* ll “rtlnc badness without interruption at
our Twenty-secocd-at office.
J- S. Bassett Co.,
PLUIIOKR9 AND GAS FITTERS,
Dealers la Gas Fixture*.
753 SUU.it.
Hart, Astert Co.,
5 and 7 WEST 11ADISON-ST.
Xorlon’. Building. b.n r..utn.d busliM.
»t >bo.u location, anil an prepared to SB order, for
o.amlel. Bag.. Burlap, and Gunny Bag.,
Sack, and Qrocara-P.por Bag,. Bag. of all kind.,
Uopa to boar from oor old friend, and other, wlib
Hadley Brothers,
WHOLES ALB BOOKSELLERS.
783 Slale.st., near Sixteenth,
A« .nllr.l, o.» itocfc oo h.ad, Onl.r. .ollcltrt.
Dixon Hamilton,
ARCHITECTS,
£29 State**!,, second story.
Entrance Ihrongb Boomer A Jenks* Star Store.
D. G, Hamilton Co««
At lots MICUIOAS-iv.befort m. .nd .ft.rj
p. m. until furtbsr notice.
Barnes House,
Comer of Oaaal and Randolph,
WEST SIDE.
Office
B. W. i A. KEITH A 00.
738 Michigan ar.
B.' D. Childs,- Jr.; A-Co.',
ENGRAVERS.AND, DIE SINKERS,
ag E*.t Kldilb.il, .par th. fall
Smith and Duncan,
Wholesale Dealers In
SADDLERY, HARDWARE, AND LKATHto
have reopened at
SS Weal Sandolph*et.
Wahl Brothers
Are happy to Inform their friends that althangh
tholr office and store were destroyed, their
works are lotact, and that they stUl hart a eeapleti
atoek of GLUE and NEATSFOOT OIL. and are pre-
P«ed to lilt all ordere as nsnaL Office and address
»t present at their Gloa Works.
Cavanagh and Bodlo,
th£l!l£ remor.d^to 1
a— 850 CALUMBT.AV,
Aaa wll execute all order* aftapba 20th Instant.
G, Aablemaa,
Jewcllw foraeVly'i Offic*
■"“’’I:. 5,1e, l T Cu.toni.r. I.
remitting will plea* wad drafts on New Yorker
cash by express.
The Heal Estate Ix)an and Trust Com,
pany
Will open for bnilarii at
GIG WADASH-AV..
Wednesday morning. October W.
Miller, Proat ft Xewts,
LAWYERS.
3*3 Mlchlrap-ar.
Tenney, McClellan ft Tenney,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
444 Wabasb*aT,
Special attention to Insnranee caeca.
Otto if. Mate,
ARCHITECT OF THE NIXON BUILDING.
Corner Monroo and Lasaßo.it.'
Offieo same building.
Alexander A Dean,
ADMIRALTY* LA WTXRS,
vUI d>y ajwcial atteatiaa to ike ioepMtlon «f
oflo-4, and conssaliot with laißredflffT W,nMad.
isoa-et.. etcoad door weet of Halsle4*st.
,G. a. C, Wflllams ft Co.,
Maanfaatnmaaf
SASH. DOORS. BUNDS. MOULDINGS, AC.,
from their eld euad. is North
CeneLst. Heeenn head large stock atiow prt4e.
JUliluery Goads,
BERLIN WOOL AND KNITTING YARNS.
S^. o^!1 8 ntt old pflosa. Please
_3* Weet Baadolah^e.'m^«r Parana Hwa.
Storey ft GrUBo
Bav* located their real esUle office at 29 Wes,
Band'dph-st., eppeeiu the America* Kxpraes office.
Chas. B«*Holmes,
GENERAL AGENCY
of the
r,.n,r lT.nl. Matn.l Llfc Jnn.r.n« Co«r». r>
Ketctraa ft-etartbi,
Whelraaie doatorrln tfrtekerr and Gfasswar*.
will recelreafnli ocv stock next week.
Present office. 61 Wamn-ar.
Branch, Croukea <t co.'t
SAW D£POT
AT a SOBTH CUNTOJi-ST.
1 til tnrtbar node*.
a a. nru*. Ar*ai.
Chaa, B. Meaalnger,
Secoenor to Bronson a Messlnger. manufacturer
aa«l wholeaala deialer to Tobacco. SbdSL uiLtHM*
Wakeman, Manley and Wakeman,
LAW OFFICE AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
<3 SOOTH CANAL-BT.
CHICAGO.
i>. J. Sdinjler,
ATZOUIZ AT LAW.
Offleo noMDoI at 1U Cottar* for tha
lTd^gS?u.“ us!" 10 eU1
Iran Clift’s Co.
Office, 64 SoatA Jefifenoa-ct.
JAMES HOOD.
Mead and Coe,
dttat. ROTATE anirypa
Beaored to 79 Wert MadJsoML, conn of Jtfl*.
Oorbooka and jmpexa aarud, and We w
ready tor say bnsteem to eer line.
Qillup mid Peabody
will, /or the present, hare their
*Q TibulHr.
Rochester Machinery Manuboturing
H.Q.WOBjfBT? t Kanagnr.STaad 39 Sooth Caaal
st. comer Washington, Chicago, XIL, maaote
wiood and boo Wotklsg
Mbckinety, at old prices. Giro ns a call.
BATJBS HODGES,
LAW OfTOK,
MS Wert Hadlfton^T.
BT7SIKESS CARDS.
KAUS J^WARm,
Real Estate Broker,
3sa opened s new office at
MUNSON CO., Man
ufacturers of LEATHER
BELTING, 14 and 16 W
Randolph-st.
The Mechanics’ Savings Bank.
161 TWENTT-SECOND-ST,,
CHICAGO.
CAPITAL, JIW.OQO
JACOB H. SHIPHERD; President.
CHARLES B. SHEDD. Treasurer.
Escaped without the slightest Injury, and Is
transacting business wlthont Interruption.
Haskin, Martin Wheeler,
OFFICE
No, 655 South Caaal-at.
Are prepared, as usual, to fill all orders for
SALT,
(floe, coarse, and dairy),
CEMENT,
Office of G. W. Marshall Co.,
MV bars not been burned out. and ars prepared to
attend to w»»li of country .Mrp«r» srnv»«»fallr.
70 CANAL-ST., AND 4.73 STATE-ST.
lasuraneeSnpplles. BUoks. Fronts of Losr latest
CMdriloS ,a nf n iT. r#POrt ,f, A iBC f 11 reports of lbs
Orders fur
7uC.o«l>«s., and 4MStatist.
n ranch Offlre—o33 TVabaah aT.
r.nto.od to in H-eit SladiKl-i-.t',, (Col.-,
liloclL.) iß'i are raady far bottom. Hooka a!ud p*
~OUIM »ndlott (or sal* in nil twrtno
ril. rop rtj w nt d aalo In burnt d<»
ifml'nr faring negatlatlooa peodlag at Ibi
lime of (bo fire will pleaao resort at ogee.
D. CUT.K 5 Son.
Haskell Brothers,
Ko. W South Balated-st.. ne .r M» Üboo.
"e" 1 Trank., V.lhM, .ntl
SfSti Ul a w will he prepared
r^ I r Thankful to our old cuilootera
iy pnlronlted n* fa the’past, we
hope to merit a continuance of the earn®.-
P u HASKELL BROTHERS.
oi^r a i*iiuiSl 0r ,W pl tronk, ad u
‘heir office-temporarily at HI Elbe
5rM« an i»..« U H? ae i W 0,1 orderß rrom that ad
to7et.J uVa rlroltlanw 10 nrgeMlly
Architect of the late Mackln Block,
W. K. SWALLOW,
Proprietor.
Felieutbal 6c Kozmluskl,
13 6 Wo a t II ao(1oI (k• a t
A, J. Averell,
HEAL ESTATE BROKER,
Lazarus Slivermau 6i Co.,
BeaoTed to 5«2 Wahath-av., an.ldniog butineae aa
g" 0 1 Lazarus sinvEKirfAN a m
OosamlMlon Merchaot, 15 North Morgan-aL. ChU
r.7roe?»o?” l r |,fi?i‘. I°*** 1 ur rullcllleg
JVmporarr olHei. 213 Sooth Greco.it.
Invite their fticbdeto call at
W 473 w ABASH.AV.,
r e 4b *r We have mat reccl««i a
fall UneofWfiollooa for gentltmen’a wear Coo<{«
cottera and tallora ready for orJare M trt,od
Uatabtlahcd In 13C3, and not bnrned ont.
Lusk Blatherwlck,
OonmlComnitalcrn Merchant., No. 56 Weal lalco-
S’JSfiK'e. e .i* T !.5 4 "tore a -a location
Is .what la loft of tho city. Mil only fbr caah. and
cm gurantoe newahlpper* of pr” Qce? Q^ft£«
Blanchard Brothers,
tS7 o ,?sr»
z%, sar-•« £ysssss.B
N. W. Gas and Water Pipe Co.
A. TTTCOHB CO.
Can be fonnd at J. C. Woollej**. M 6 Wabaah ar;
W, L. B. Jenney,
ARCHITECT. NO. 12 PECK COURT.
Baird Bradley,
Loan and Eeal Estate Amenta. 68 South canal-it.
Boofa. papers. etc., unharmed. aa,Bt
Runyan, Avery, Loomis 4 Oonutook,
Eldridge Tourteliotte
w2t I Mlsuii!l? Uw a f* for At 116
'on*tot WtbMh-AT.
Frazer Lubricator Co. Saved,
ORDERS FOR
PRATER'S AXLE GREASE
ANSWERED FROMPTLT.
OPFIOB a CEHTRB-AT.
ecnwAb, Meunald a Co.
si I £2. r "£!L“• ,p f rloai >tor*« 833 and Ml Soath
Edwards, Bluett.4 Co..
Law Book*.
co °KCEOPT. 103 Bendofch.
Julius Rosenthal, A. M. Pence, and
Adolph Motet, Attorneys.
Boom
laadoip
>h end H*!rtgd-ita.
Laflln Rand Powdar Co,
Ir&FWl?™**- Fmortsr.pron.p.-
Higgins, Swell Oc. Q«l ee
tawreaored lhrirl»w oacatoßra.ff»iw«ii4T.
W«ll« Faulkner,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Will report ia m few day, t lo Mlehlssn.sr.
George D. Oeok i.
Insurance Notice,
e."«’.l^f AS lnror tr Sooth
thool .tn.l. rvqaMt their fri.nd, od
poU lM “I Weeent th.lr dsln>.. Ko
•h*rgt till money to collec*,M. 'I
Telman i King,
_ 53 WEST I>lEI-ar;
«r**t l iV?* 11 <«r new store. S3
day (jetTa** Sh n aU order*hes-
WU3. IOLMAK KUiO.
Wholesale Orncirtatf.
Artificial.Limb*.
Bt». Bly AJ. I. Gardner’s Artificial LlmbMano
ractory,;*} Tweaty.wcond.it. All patienu boarded
free whge here.
Dr. Jullen Sherman,
lll*o^JL fln IMBUU ,t oae ho *>r
Kenly Jenkins,
Oils of all kinds. We sin prepared to fill order* as
oil at low flynres. OOoa M jlonh
E: .Ammon Oo.;
WLolmla WißNud Llgnon.
Office and Store 719 Wilt Madl«on-it,
Jmu L. Stark,
hxynxjt, -.1
1*04.9 end u Horih with PUtt. Thetas
Equitable Life Assurance Society*
1 OT THE UNITED STATES.
It »aw taeatad at BS3 Wabaab-ar. All book*, ump*
and aoQ*r praaarrad. wu
g.r.JISyiSOy, Gaoaral Scant.
Ftnoy Steam Dye Work*,-
ByC.DAHMßKK.l29Wed3Uaiiolph.it.
od doth** cluqml
*ad dyed to the flaw nyta at former prtceaT
r j Lsur<r A: Hill
and
STUCCO. l
f'OMMISSIOM MERCHANTS,
77 West Madlson-sl.
Offices of the Spebtator;
German National Bank,.
JVu, IG (’aital.si.
lIHXItf OBEK-StDAUM. rto.ldeol.
Removal.
COLE A SON
Hovey Co.,
FORMERLY AT STATR-SX., f
Chicago, 111.
Cyrus P. Thomas,
OS WABASH.AV.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
BANKERS.
A* P, W. Skinucr,
Geo. Q. Gale,
ComtDlaalon Merchant,
Rome <b Baruum
iff* Boothwett comer
At wholesale, lu any Quantity,
louw veuts w.
Prosslug’r,Vinegar.
ui toU r SKE'mKV "J"ft«»'n»Nr ihi
4»cri price*.
P7» 3J». »ad 3<l
Stereoscopic Views
of Chicago,
IF0BBA5I) THE FlttE.
WbomMla-ftjulntaiU- P. B.CBBKX,
-Laodiokp* *Pbot««rapW,
SlSWeit JickMa.at,
t -LOmS4I. OOG3WBDL. -CVJ-
OflfeTM for th. fl„t time V a,fl
QrKJtKtt PATISg^-^^g.V.9- W£LCII._
BPSITTESS CARDS.
Harf, Asten Co.,
Bag Manufactory;
AT
Xos. 5 6t 7 West Bladisou-at*,
Are rei-»l»{ng g»»od«. urn! for bu«|p»«».
iEtailwa-y Supplies.
OEEEAE, ADAMS CO.,
IfAVE REMOVED
THEIR omen
To 64 South Jefferson-st.
ATTENTION DEUQGISTS!
H. F. SWIFT: BHO.,
120 WOODWAItD-.1V.,
DETROIT. Midi.,
ord»r.»t bvatca.l. rum, U!l
‘■rQMilton. bofi.ru ,nrchM4nj .hn>hi>n.
F mtnrr .t mm
H. P. Merrill Co.
Hare opened their office at Xo.-io: West Maduon-it
where they will I* pleased to see their friends anil
patron* and receive llielr orders. usual, fur Cruet,
ary. Glassware, ic. MV sb.n hHn rec.lpc of u
inn sroefe of gaeensware from Ai .nj iaw Pow
•II* Bishop. end others, andsj, M U. P r. pared ta
sell on a. favorable terms heretofore. MV hop*
Wat those Indebted to us will promptly rrepund In
this nnr hoar of n»y»l.
Stettauers Wineman
Itrapoclfollr aanonoce tbs coraian.romrni of. turn
porary building on the northeast corner of Michi*
»b-.T...a ilunrof-,!.. ahlcbvdll b. comrl.l.J
•boot too xuukF, rrl.rn WU .ball Lo p.-,p„rwl to
e.IT, oor cariotn.,-. and I. flu all otd r. »i„, oor
oioa! atuefc. I n tb. prrsuat merc.acr Ue ,b nl
most erat.fnll, approci.lo rrmlttaac-,. from ihu,.
nd.btod to rltber la N r«r York raebaasu or ior
nocr. br raail or cxptr,,. AU cnimaunlcatiuo.
•ho aid be addressed to our present office.
491 MirillGAAV
Gilbert Sampson
will resume builncss opposite
NO. SSO MiCHIQAX-AV
Office far the present at
523 JQCIIIQAN-AV.
Only Wholesale Boot and Shoe
DOUSE SOT BUBSKB OUT AT UTS PHIE.
0. 3. RICHARDSON ICO., manufacturers
jobberi of bonta and abwev W Weat Randolphs.
bare aiill a large aleck, which they ..ffer at the old
prlcwa.
OFFICE OF
W. L. B. Jenney, Architect,
la at 706 Wabaih^r,
PHELPS, DODGE PALMER.
MaouCaclurera sod Jobbers of
Boots and. Shoes,
Will coutitmo business store on
posite Michigan Avenue Hotel.
Orders sent to us will be filled on or about the
tSthloat.
BLISS. MOORE CO.,
,-Y 1 w™°KStf’ w.bauh Are
r e aro hc U‘ u P«. twapoiary store on the
litil. fi?”’ Court, and will ranmt bu-
Httwa In areryfew days. Goods aro nnw arrirlnir
Si wL n ,?Jfi“ u lh P*« ofonrcnalom.ro
MU be omlied u, continue placing na in ptwesalon.
of available funds at the earliest ntomoet.' ilentll
Currency by express.
Perkins, Stnm Co.’s
Office for the prraent will be at AM Wabaab-ar
*ui 0 P u^ rcr of the late llrr, we ear£
•etly eollcil the aid of all perauua Indebted to n» tn
Ma.lq» currency- or draita on New York, which will
MaWlNk's 'Hiuvnii' 11 -Wet. for CALIFtm.
JliA WINKS. UUANDIb.-, AC.. amt U> u* will I>.
b»u«e until our
f rnt w Thanking our frlende (or paat
farora, and soliciting u continuance of ihelrn*
STEBi’A St". "““'l'e'lr. PEKKIfi.
BENJ. BUECR. Jg.. Agent. SOS U’abaab.aT.
C« Ji Hamblctuu,
LAW. LOAN. AND REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
IW We«t Waabinston-ft.
John Kraus,
219 Olo* laUod-at., manufacturer of furniture
wholeaale and retail; aliooffice fnrnltore.
MISCEXXAJTEOtrs.
New York
a. BARNES co..
Publishers tf the
national seiues school books.
t ette ;f f n I 1 °f •heir publication*!
.Ir f‘ n Tlc h anJ educator* „f the .North,
rthrtr liberal patronage in the past. a con*
iliioatlou of tho wmi i* rMpeclluUy solicited
All order* promptly filled. w
To Relief Committees
Pon THE DESTITUTE:
ID.OOO flannel shirt*.
to.uug rabker blanket*.
10.0 ft) military coats,
5.000 military jacket*.
5.500 Cardigan jacket*.
10 cmc* wool sock*.
No. Lind hlocV.
To Our Friends and Patrons.
Oar etock of groceries wa* destroyed by tho la;e
fire. Our office for the 33* Mlchlgtn-aT
aadw* bar* nearly completed a temporary itore on
“•*'re.r corner Monroe-»t. and Michigan
av., and are rapidly collecting stock for an iaraodl
to fill order*, which are aotielted Wa «r« wlSlf-
S**ald «\f M l r ri *w d, ,rho h T# lr «*dr rwkll?3.
od *h*ll be thankful to ail other* who will
•°*h* prompt payment ofatnntmts do»to at
Chico, del. MESSER* CO..
Notice,
MECHANICS' AKD ci HX-
f^^&SSS^.
"oof* *>r
'LB ABDEL'S 808 BUTS, Bcc.
Rock River Paper Co.’s
BUILBING PAPER.
Riding that you wish to tnak*
mm? withons using onr building
I*l^7 u fo rii l uary- tixtKl houses E |o*3d If
®oly baildlng tor the coning winter rouwill
•are the cut In coal. Calland wnt«Ln«iuil
dS'tiw* 1006 d6f, r w«rth of our budding paper wtft
oth T er w^. r tood th,u four «P-nd“ P S nur
»on!itf* not dr nw1 Nos North Jefltr-
Dissolution of Coparfoenhfc-''
S3fsi- iU b i “S& ES»/ ul
o. S. JSLOAS.
'V. E.‘EASTMAN.
Dissolution ol Partnership.
f. UEitrunTn.
U-GUXIi.
Cblei£o. Oct. 17, JB7I.
To Keut,
For Uabt rnanuUetnrinr, with or without power a
spleadid second nory fl«»or, *sx». .c o Md 45 smTik
Caaal.it, Will be divided if desired. Apply soon to
A. N. KRLLuGG. on the premises.
Tlffices To Ueut,
On tec oad floor of Welch's bulldio*. 63 and 63 South
Canal-it. Bert luslnrss location la tb« eity.‘ Apply
00 premises to A.lf. KELLOGG.
Partlea-Having Property
In the hornt district to tell or tease; please* leave d»
•eriptiun with u«, as w# have many calls
LEVI WINGAOOfi
_ 233 Wsbaab-ar.
Lumber*
C°NK CREEK A CO.,
>i»fc »nd Twenty.secoad.su
Soap and Candles
Aliasing;
For Boot,/;
Notary ,8c«ls
Chicago.
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