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i S O:ST Oi'x'sCt
WUai was Rescued from the Burn
rag raid now it was
Accomplished.
Tht» i*«sl Office*
lii i hurry a-;d hustle of albur? i-r the
w„-i-!t l.di tin*. cvo*y Itici Jcat earn?ctcd
'herewith has h *e:i sraarcd a? 3 d.-a.-imt c whole;
1 1:t 1.«• »t it :rj<;k an 1 have
cleared away. 1: i» not only pos.'Ud lint proper
;h it detached Wilding- and pli.-r-: «ko;;ld hi.tr
ilioir history v. ri’J u. Midi hi ck in t’hio 1 had
saCTwicn: nUschn.* t its doings
.••1 that fatal Sun i.iy ai;ot to fill a volume, and
a »•(//))-of how sonic t*rji!dinrsar.<l their occu
pants stood the fiirncs can non 1 l»; dispassion
ately written.
Anon;; the most massive an.l solid-looking
.'■iifrei in tho city wa* the combined Custom
House and P stOlilc? huildinj;, on the corner of
.Monroe ami I> rnrhorn sired*. Without proten-
Wn? I' bc.nitr.it w.is a heavy and safe
'o-kins; hall Jim, -urn r.s inicht b? supp'-? d
«M«>aul*'nt itiMista: dm- cvcryumis .'hurt o{ a
while h-al. A*t*T tW fir*' had ero-sed the rivor
•i*H wa? ni ;i:t .2 rapid s;ridv« toward the north
mi l c i«l. the empiuyi e uf the departm nt in the
city b 2 in to arrivena rhe2r.lllnd.bul up to ab ml
u* o'cl u-k tb-r.* wa? i.p totrinircd movement I-ir
•••’riyinff awry a-iyt'.-n.-. m:J, indeed, noon.*
da”i*d titniicu anv letter or package. I
A Idtjc beJore 2 <;*r .M <nd ty morning. t«. W- j
Worn!, A-<M>ta it S j|).-rj;it''::d'. :'t I’ailway
Mail >.-rv;ci am! Sm ei d A* uit of I Post Office
ilcoaruaenr. nmv.-d 11 1 the offie*, and inmn
dml-Iy beeMno vu.ccd that thr building
ivo.ihl bare t-t r.. He oa? of course aware of
i. icsiion-iboit.e- ujnch he would incur ia re
moval,: a; yihirr from the <fliee: but c!io*o to
h-rr-giri the i«"|iiir«*sj,o!jl* o! red
Jj; Interests the ch
iiPri.i wji» mmiM MilTnf by *de loss «f
heir l-iKr? ivin with by a
gcnilc oar. c tiM.cte.i with the custom?, lie de
nned hi? po.-iii-n by saying that they might wait
r an re Congress it they chose, but he
-hou;.t d bis be?: to save what lie could. On
this de-duration of pricciidcs i.e proceeded
to loud everything portable into wagons
l.e! iiKin; t* iho dcpcjttncn’. Tho force
•it turn was lafje. tho transporfntion
mn:d and ihc ia vigorous, the result be
i p tha: 1 erv I -uor. b resri'*tcrcd and com
in :<1: the Im.tcs and c imp irtm-n's of the
--Hiconab hastilv dump <1 jut-, sack? and re-
out rcar i -.1 theliro. All th mails in the
b'liMiui; Wcpr rescued with the singl-rxerption
t a jui.iil u.-ir tvhicn cmno over tho Fori Wnync
Hoad, and w irli. onins to the met tbit it was
lu-.r hour'* la c. 1; uiu* knew nnytuing of. The
r-'"i-ti:ri nud oilier matter? beluncitu; to lb-’ of*
c, ii.clii-t.ntf t furniture in one of lb privaic
in v* :-j ,il*o lon.l-d into the w:uc"n?, ami
i'i-- •*-,!-\r.-.- take lup I ntti. Sune o! it had
to ti n ia v. d,i s c.: 1 1 tssae. flrrt station hav
in’ It «m Ji u;i« n Mrc*'; but everything
v»ntifittv :•r>M!c!i: nr* in ratety.
Mn t!.*: «-vsa;itf i f Morwny Mr. Wood tel-
t I'.-atiu i-t.rr t'rcsnrcll want
ii. be-n il .;ie. :n d 0:1 Tuesd-y was instructed
•*y t'i;«l «Iliecf 10 f|nrcn n.pi i.-i.i to carry on
the it ail 1-ervics a> iveli ns h.*;».r.. <»a Tuesday
r. Wood look •■.•‘•u.-'oa lliea iloon 10
i .c S'>ul)ivast roriicr >-t Huiiiocton Hall in the
1 ame of :lsn v .mrn:. and ia: new
l* -sl 01110- t„.n'. ‘J iili tra? iiipplea ented
by lli- fie crij-' ot (wo more io*'lli« a.id Ih
occupa tie had i:?-l by wi-r.*« r.. au«
rtnijn cnou.di u.;- 1-r ui’.iirary
:r f In.-in
Tar i;..- .i.i..- a -1,1.1. ...I the Cnlcts.i ofiico
w.;i.• v• o .101 i -.'in.-ccd l»y the aeli m uf Mr.
'V j.i r.nti"iiiuT I'ii-ial ?tvor..l
io .1 .1 ;n tac distribution oi mail m .tur.
Wid... it ikes.* it u.iuM nave been iuip»:'?ib!e to
l;a\.- ha..died Ven a i.iiv?i of
fii- in ft r wh-cH ha? pa'Sed
lli'ou.li the i-ity. To a.d in the «n;k o| tho
o*Ti.- y.r. Wo .d olio issm-l no M.i-r to all in til
os;-riit- ami Postmaster', on Oct. 1-’. tt-quiii. c
them la tuahu up no pic .a-;-s of mutter l<»r dn
triiiusiou in t’liic.ice. Tnre-! diy? liter me
measure wa-. f-mnd b; unnecessary and was
revoked.
w.-rk of petiimr i.ut (he safe? bcbiniins to
ihi idhce. from the nf.ns, iu< nn 1- rmkt-n
a day or tu-> alter liu* fir.- ha-1 passed
■-•vr:. an-1 ih- r-Etill v.as, in tho
main, •lisfaotoiy. Tn-jove.-o so me SuO.OUO
vvoi;!i i pastHge .-'.ainjn ->ll ]in;:d. nud ttie-0
weic rendr-r. d Use.iss. Thoujli in-t l-tally do
••trojtd. they tvm* ?o hn-ily charred as to ron.;cr
their 11*0 iinpo.-.-Ihb-. Tney ue.e •ojw.-irdrd to
Washia.don imu.c iialely. T.io most vainablo
CintelKs of sifs—lho hn-ks of
ace .iinis-iv. re f<»u:.d nr; 1 jun-d and
in pi r ter order. The only excep
tion was i!i «?.vh book. wn:cv. (iinmgh miiiid
iimitvej i.jree, an- lei? .11 n u.-k. and. 0} course.
Went n.r.
The pre*eij‘ M :inrtcr« <.f lip* i-llir.r nC IftrlinC
ton Hall have teen found to small and badly
slluat-d lor u-e. and up--asure.# have been taken,
as has already been a .nounc d. lor tho titling
up of a larger and belter building. Arrange
mer i? have been unde f -r lho occupancy of Tlie
Wiib.-.-h Avi iiu" Metmuli?: t'uureh. an i within
a couple oi weeks the new Ufiiee will be in
or I or. and the ?inie building w ill remain in n«c
until Hie new e.tide completed.
A ebetc ii f tli-j doin;? t f ihe Po> r Ofiiec In
connection wish the tire w m! I not bo complete
without a notice on:.nine.i cat. T.iis notori
ous feline ruuy or may n >t have bad a name: at
any r-*tc if is not non known, r-he tar h--) had
b. once before burned out, and was, there
•oic, in n mea-urc prep nel f >r lhi? calamity. l*n
ilm nii’ht oi :iic fir -tin; c.it was present anda?-
sist-al in the r-’iM.v-il. tlion-ii did not po
her.-elf- N"b.i iy invil dini. mot she was too
much of a pabbe spirited employ in sm without
penui.-siuii. When the w il; n: inn .vine the
.-ale? was in psegress the Karins away of n pnr
lioii 01 the min levelled the Puliilul public tcr
c. jn n I'nil parttaliy lub-d with water. .She
Uni ror.t- <1 t:.is as Unipurjr.v quarter? nc»l »ji
parcntiy esjoyed ih- ejol abcltei which it aQ'-rd
cd. From li-*r j-u-iti'.':i i: appeared itnpossihlc
tuntliccould have cnee av.i.y and relumed alter
th? lira a-id 1 she uny t down n? ■he only
Jivim,' i.'ias win* p i-.-i.-d Siind «y lus- l ami Mon
day m :1m Mi- nt di-met.
THE L«T COIKTS.
Judge Blodgett Going to Washington
to Look After the Records of
His Court.
Bankruptcy Proceedings Libel
Huits to bo Continued—Forci
ble Disposnession.
Unitod SSlater. Courts.
PErso.var..
aJgo District Court JuJg? of the
United f»t;«tv.<, xxill Jrnve t’uicag* !ur tin* city ul
M'nsbinpTon. on Monday, tn n’vise xvilh the
Jud'ciul D-jpartniont i-f thegurerntnent as to the
restoration vf tiio ri-c »r.ls the Fedcr.il Courts
••f this <li*fr. ct. lie pipecis to be absent during
one xvtH'k fr. tn he dale of Ins departure.
IV r.X.VKi.fPTCT.
All order ha? been entered in tho District 1
Ourl, sitting in bankruptcy, that each register
in bankruptcy fi!c In tbo court copies of all pa
person fi’c in each «-at»««. IThis i>rd**r may per
i Ctnr.te the proceniii g« in nil pending cau-c?,
but us t*iv I:xXT n*q nn*«l the register? to return
1 heir to c.'tirt upon tin* ducbnrgo of the
bankrupt, ii xviil uid' tho?-xr;iO had been
disohar.’i-'l betufe ihvfir**. As 10 those parties,
their tight and iimnuniiii-s xml .irpei d upon the
bankruptcy docket, wh-ch. being orlxlence un
der tbx* b-«»»krut‘tey .ict, will pn»b iMy save the
rights of tbo«p d bun 5 who passed tbr-ugii the
coart. Ft ij stntol tliot these duckets arc sav, d.
Circuit Court.
U STS T.x to: KITT XUVJ
I 1 ■;e r x*. n Plj. 1 mi.l- l i l-y LiU'la tii bert
ug.aust lite I’rinlliig t.‘<>mp.iuy, upon mo
tion tlc:e:id.ii*;, tiiucxx.is cratued’l* tti« dc
l.-ndont t>*p>eiul 11 ti: Xovomber 10. It will be
rcmvnibercj that tin wen* suit? br uclit to n
infer d iniiigcs f-rul-rg'd libellous mutter pjb
lisdid in r-.nncctuxji xr.ih th«> lottery siinac
!-«*<ly fi|nrle!ie-l by Ihc i'riiuiual nnd Supreme
f.iwt?.
.XV I'.MNTTIi'S' lIfVJVM*.
In t'li* e.,.0
nntz ll> t !dimn
iTllidi .«n
.1 M ti'i.iin St.uner agiinst Ip
fTit2.iv::s xviTe m.idu upon
‘ii M'rvsnl xX'CUtiuii i?-
>UOil. ili:> i* n r.icxreditig in the old
■;a?c. -'.h’J in :Li? Courl. xrhsch xr.is n
<llll .iitael'i.ut.t ."cniii-i Ims de cudant. in
xvliicl lulpioent nt tOctober term, icu
lered .-r i2r>j-7l ntul I'usii'. slo.fk), r\ei*utiuii lor
which iv.snf'il, l.y i«: ue «-f xx*;.sea ?nle ol cliaUel?
xx;is ordered.
rnf;i-iP!.r x\p oxxst:Qrrxci:.
A c.ipi.-i? win* »m* 1 «nt i.y t‘li xrti•? Granger
again.t ti.orgu W. •Si:tip.-* i. amt J. N. D -ormati.
Thi< an actum in ire-jia.?. in xroicb the dmn
nß**- ur<‘ laid nt iJp.G-i*. ‘ihe pinimitf (under
>nVt) -:atc- that n:i the i»ig..l of Hie ISta inst.int
tbo ilviOodmit? x'.itcred i.i- plauiu: mill nnd
bbtek xvalnuland gill nu uMiug t.ictojy, Ne. .7.»
•Ni’tth I ntvm eel, nnd, nvii g at ml ny some
■pwen aua. ro. bis stoeK at d Inin net ii. proc»;.< s
tir-.mibu urn* u:n (lie buidiiuv. md ej<ftn
xihtdeinr, tnc 1 lOlic biel.xxr.y.
St.;>crior Courl.
a t:\sr ns :vr» n;u« rm: amii.s.
l»y ttipulaliun «>i liio parties. in the cas«s of
IT'iilecu M. I.eclav ucmusV iho Pennsylvania
h ,»te Company nmt the rocurJ «-f the
C Aid ItrTtMolOfC pending W..S Supplied. This i.<
n proceeding in ejuneciy. avcrnue that com.
I .unant tlao w:d-\v ut Utlliam l.'-ckio. who
itfd o>» Ifirst day uj rmptemuer. leaving
t\o pol c; :d »i‘ Insurance lor In r hcia-lir. for tin
jjtvsai* ‘jim 1’ fo.'S*'. tli>* proceed.* «u' which
A:*!Uib.-l C. L Okie, tacn ilic ;ig.-nt of ILc
I nn*y:\ mia JfUtu C inpany iiccivel |.«r
ti.ti bc-i-uut cl complainant, jstul loaned io
hii pp .cipal*. nsrecinr to g vc security upnn
the company'a y •duns t •the extent of rlll.UW.
Afterward A. I. -ekio died. lc ivi: g a w.li uml
three child.*... ah n Catharine C* dlecs ijuauaed
ns ixicuti aud uir.uag •••Per supposed afnu
nf the r?' took p ssef-iun ol the byjiallie
ti.« r.ccii-l ot cmisid-
Minis t l To «»tablis a lien upon
the h.ilnucu ui.r >i«i, n.* well is tak a m ney
decree, Ilit? hill :f present. ti.
MTlfui.l, r.joKS IN toNTfmVr.IIST.
uc:| rut J.y Frijon.
t his cjty, :'or the
\,.U.\ b-.oki*.
iy di*:ain-
A writ if r« i-iivin nn
UJaKfUiUit. Tiyl.jr A Co.,
of muctn. u c
taliifj at nl;e«ed tub.*:»
••.I by vs;c X. J. lionc.
Ci*Mr.STKD JU».IUKXT.
U.: lVr,ro iuil iu M. r*arc praecoute an
i lima a j:r;;:Ac:it rendered by
l»*>u .oriy i:i j.tv.-r of Ocrsc amt William
-'■'iUi. v.‘fy. imryr.-. f,»r £4’', and
JCbnur:;rs.
JiibinsciU wi»9 entered by confession ac.iicsl
u r and William Jlurld, in fav«r <>l
s.';°. ••riuanu I! ink ot Chieaca, for Si.OjS.US.
i ut. nup hi -.t jiulcmcnt lijiturfst bearing note)
f«>r £‘J/,Mt,*t three iimiiihs.
1 ,V‘ iiVOf ol same i-laiaiiff S. Hand
dclet.dums. urn! Charles
ry I F! f up>:; a ir.o* tilled i'vbru-
's-:i3r>i T
"m.SlT*''
-ilcDjumin D,„| M orr
".y^dnm'lUl“ nJ
horal Xuturancc Coinjiauire.
Tt tlf J'JHarof The S7.,Vcfj,> Tribune
>jr.; Allusions like tae occurs iug
’in the city paper*. are cileulared t) uj.
ju.-ticc tn oar homo cotupanicj;
ii.Ul^ 51,fr,rn,, .d thit !..ore than one ol the
C.i|nj.j.;|. ~.a i J ilu W UV,-IS bOMW
k t‘.Vr.!. a l,Ur '”*‘'V' c 1(5 Stan absurdly
,J t ri .K Ul !k 1 1,1 ,a ,l *V •»taucf* lia? sue
.ccdid. tniH KIM e Im.lJ.j-, Vl ry Juuc;i J
intnm.v iwn-:.| tip. l»; i0 muip I«y
no n ib-UMi.d from Ch-c-iR... .n,t. n cap
ital S'nr.ouburt in tin; ~t 2 Jib u :bi.o.l .if *o>miTi>
and aloes of-.b .ut J.'k.K) iMj. ls fR-ra.* to *»7uy u*
.policies ut hucen C?:.tJ o;i tii u U dJar.”
1 am cvCviLc.d tii-.t this inf.irmati n is i n c.*r-
THE CHICAGO TRIBtTIFfi
VOLUME 25.
j rect. Me of the local insurance interest mny ho
rained wen, but we oro nevertheless entitled by
tnc rules of evidence to be esteemed honest until
•w« arc proven to bo the contrary. I can only
:-’peakfor thocompany manaeed by myself. Wo
j shall take no action with reference to the settle
ment ot our losses until they ore adjusted. We
will then submit a statement of oar condition to
i our creditor?. Wo couU not defraud them if we
would. Wc would not If wo could. It we have
little left beside i-ur cond immc. so much the
Greater are the incentives to preserve that tm
tarnished. There has never been a stain on the
escutcheon of the .Mutual ficeurily Company.
I There will cover be.
Pan M. Bntrtuß.
*'u'.r\nn, Met. IN. I*7l.

LOST AT SEA.
The Propeller K. G. Coburn Poun
dcred in Lake Huron,
Probable I.okh of Thirty or Turly
Uvea.
from the Detroit Free Pres.*, Oct. 10.
fnc«dAy night «ho painful minors alone tho
d'irU.* that on unknown propeller had foundered
in Lake Huron worn all merged into (bn one rc-
Kort that (he unfortunate ono was the R. G. Co
urn, ot tho Like Superior Line. rColhing defi
nite was known until yesterday noon, when Cap
tain \Vnrd received a telegram from tho Kewee
naw. at Mnr.no City, saying that the Coburn
Im J cone to the bottom of Lake Huron, nnd
that tho Keweenaw had on board tea persons
who had been saved in a small beat. At 6
o’clock last evening, when the Kaw, cnaw came
down, there was crowd ol two or three hun
dred people on the dock to gather particulars
from tho lips of those rescued.
Ail who experienced it ngr**c that the gale of
Faturdty night wn* the heaviest one of the sea-
son, nnd same of tbera never saw it blow so bard.
The sea wns iremcndou*. even before it reached
its height, which was about daylight Sunday
morning. Tho wind wns from the southwest.
The t'«burn was bound down from Lake Supe
rior. and encountered tho storm at Presqu** Tile.
From ah account?, it is pretty certain that th< ro
were from twenty to thirty passengers »n board,
nnd the propel!<>rc.i tried a crew numbering near
ly thirty more. There were eight worn -n on
board, four or five being passengers, but Gray j
a rescued pnssengc-r slatrs that la- did not hear u
certain from nn«* of ibem. even when the craf J
settled down to h»*r grave, I
About A i.’cloek In the morning, when the Cj
bum wns n lit: c below Thunder Bay, she un*
shipp d her rudder, swuoff round into the
(mueh of the rasing and then n short, sharp
cry <>f de.pnir arose from tho tailors. It wns not
repeated. Wit i n spirit that ruse above the
danger, the Ciiptim ordered thu men to their
work, m.il they labored on in silence. Tho Cap
tain saw that eho must ba ligatened. ns her e*nro I
had begun to shift, and so he ordered h»dca to be I
cut in h**r bulwarks, through which her deck
lo.nl of Jlmr c-nld bo roll <1 overboatd. Ah
work w;tb si will, pasicugers assisting
t crew, ns this was a work t lilt* nr death, i
Hut through the Doles thus cut. nnd by the gstng- 1
ways. t;.c water pouri-d in rapidly, and she I
labored even in te limn before tsie cargo tfu-
dirowD overboard.
.'toon niter firing her rudder. lh« Cohnrn j
robed hersrankc-slnck ovoiboarl. and nm<tncr
shout ufdespnir went up f.om the crew, only to I
be sdleticoJ rcain by the stern WcM? Captain
Dumont: Every ni nu tn bis work I” 1
About half-pAst 0 o'clock the u irtro shifted in
such a tray as to hold tho brave chip heeled
over, and tho water dnsh-d into her in mighty 1
Volume?. Part of tho fiuur and tlm ore were I
com-, but the water xr-is far Itoavi r, n.-.d officer?
whispered to ooc:i other m bated uicath, that I
11 on*; might hoar and raise a cry. that th»? Co* I
b urn wn» gradually foundering!
A liitlc Inter tbo Coburn was boded over on
hrr side, engines working in a flltul way. Kacb
one was left free to take ciro ot bims lf. Tnc
vessel wa* sinking slowly down, and there was
no keeping tbo loot from any »nu on board. One
by <>no the firemen came up: tbo crew left the
main deck for tbo upper one. Still the llr.-t mate,
William Simmunr, kept shoving the 11 >ur over
board. and was hard ni work when mo l.isi
dock-hand went above, lie undoubtedly went
doxxn with the pn.uvll -r, working to the last
for hs r salvation. Between 7 and 8 o'fl .f k
liny left tho cabta for the hurricane dock-
As ho took a last look around tho room,
men mid women wero stilt clinging to their sup
‘poris, hut each one was outwardly calm «ul
cool. Not a fob or tear, not n word of fright,
doing up on tho hurricane dock, he stood lor a
moment close by the unfortunate Captain, who
was gating seaward. Dawn had long since
come, but it might us well havo been imdmvbl j
ior nil h'«po ut relief which could b; gleaned on j
that wide waste of dashing, breaking billow*,
sweepi. over and over ibc struggling ship us si
angeted that tdio had luiigut so long and well.
All ol tho cre;r and mo-t «J Hie passengers
had by this time taken iciupoontbo hurricane
deck, as tho water was rapidly rising in tho
c ilnns. Itwnsividcnt that the end was near,
and preparation! were made for getting out the
boats, of which there were bin two life boats 1
and a yawl. Eutiitllo liocu was had that they I
would Jtvoinsuch aeon at was thou running. 1
but no other resource was left. Some <>f tho J
negr» deck hinds and firemen got possession of j
the yawl and was launching her, when (hey I
worn seen, and sumo ot me passengers jumped!
in. i!y this time tho hurricane deck, on the j
starboard side, was even with the water. t
Iho other boats noro shoved off: there was a]
rush for them, and they were soon filled with
the passengers and crew. In a moment they
acre swept n hundred yards away. Looking j
back,the steamer was no longer scan nfl .at, bat j
as she went down the hurricane deck separated
und carried off some tho remaining unt >rtu- i
nau-s. Those in the boats made every effort to!
keep by each other and by the hurricane deck, j
but were gradually worked away by the lurce ol
tiM* wind and wares. I
Tho Doat which contained Gray also contained I
nine others, although bo says that hesaw no one
else enter it. and supposed f>r ix time that hi
was tho solo occupant. There wero four oars at
first, tut one was soon 1 -si, and men three m-m
pulled, and L.iugd'in, a practical seaman, took
tho tiller and kept her before the wind. The
boats rapidly drifted away from tbo wreck nnd
from each other, and no effort was made to take
off any of those clinging to the tossing deck.
In one of the boats seven poisons were counted,
hut it is not known how many were crowded
into the other. except that she seemed to have a
full load.
Wo havo only to do with this one boat, as the
others have not yet boeD beard from. In fifteen
minutes atl *r lowering the boat iis occupants
hod lost sight of tho two others amt ot the
wreck. Tbo last seen of the fragment holding
up so many lives, it wns pitching and tossing in
the trough ot the son, and there is not the faint
est hope tbnt it rode tbo waves for half an hour.
Tbo boat was kept before (be win 1, but the
waves threatened every moment to swamp hr.
ily baling out nnd by tho greatest exertion? ut
the oars, the littic emit was kept afiont i»r sev
eral hours, and (ben the wind began to die out
and tnc sea» t g 1 down.
Toiling by turns ut the oars, and encouraged
by Langdon. the hah-a-seoro had hope come tn
them after n time, and their incessant scanning
of the uroary waste was finally rewarded by the
sight of n sail, and übnut the middle of the at*
teruoon the bark IL-bcrt Gaskin bore down
upon them and took them on hoard, transferr- j
inr them to the Keweenaw Monday morning.
Tho other boat contained pass-ng-rs and crew. j
but no names ran be had. It is fluid by some
that they wero nut to well supplied with oars as I
the rescued b <at, and hud n l us chance of out*
riding tno storm, but there is still a hope that I
both may have made the land or been picked
up. I
N>* ono can n«w t«|l who Is lost, or give tho I
full list of the saved, owing to the uncertainty
j about the musing Pouts A fireman suite? that j
I Kobinsun, the engineer, was ut his l>o<i whnn th>-
vc-.-el went dow and thrrs claim tb it they
j suxv him on the burrtcaue deck, itie »«ujo un*
certainly is fell in regard 10 tho tubers, a? none
1 o! this party can remember Seeing 10cm during
1 the lust sad moment. All accounts agree ttmi
u score or more were left on the burr cane deck. 1
The must authentic occunnt of the uumb.ir of I
passengers pluccs it ut twenty-tw.i. Among I
these was Major Smith. Indian Agent at the 1
Sanlt. with nis wile. Li< utenant in. Atwood,
nnd Aid-de-Camp ot General oo<<ko. uiui per**
hnps mioilicr regular urmy officer. Imth cumng 1
from the SsuJr. J J. linodee, ni tbo Garrison 1
H-.use in th>s city, wh<>?u brother, 11. M. 1
llhoiie?. was tender <>u the boat, was on bound,
and wa* sick in the berth nl the time a f the dis 1
nsti-r. The steward, George WcstcuU. who ia a j
nephew ol Captain Ward, cad his who along. 1
Nouo n( these uroauioi.g th« saved. It is raid
that a brother ol Captuiu Dumont was 0.1 board.
As stated belorc, tho b at picked up c-niamcd
thtoe men and seven negro deck n ind* oud fire
men. Two ot the white men were |vi<seug>rs,
nanu’d .l"hn Gray, from Marquette, ao>l Jouies
Qamn. <>t Dotr>>iU The third was a Captain
tonsd.iu. He is a failing mast r« who wuiiled
l» learn (he Lake Superior r- uli'. nnd so wi-h in
tending to g.> on the Coburn ns second m*te.
Tho 11. G. Coburn was alm««t a new boat,
ami was ns staunch as any wooden boat <m
the lakes. She was built for Captain Kbec
Ward in ISTO. Nt Marino City. and
received her machinery and cabin work in
(his city. Her first li ip was made a year ago last
Augtift. Flio was of About PiO tons measure
ment, constructed with wat-r-iigat compart
ments, and;hsd every licc-savirg uppurenance.
Captain Ward w*s the principal owner, bat C.li.
\Vcstciiti. J. M. NiciO and Thomas Arnold own
«si small share?. The Cuburu was valued at
iBO.C(X». and insured tor £30,000.
Tnc i?. burn at the nmo of the dissstrr was
bound clown from Duluth with.a e.trgu consist
ing of 12.000 bushels «»t wheat. 2.700 barrels of
fl.iur, ;y.) barrets ot silver ore. and sundries. The
load «n? n -l ns large a one ns ?:>e could slow
mw.l y.
Michigan Fires.
The latest aivtecs from Detroit bring the de-
lads of the Michigan fires. Manistee is com*;
pletely conemnctl, and tno loss is estimated »t
SI.IWU'OJ. The village ot Glen Haven, tu Grand
traverse Hay, w.19 entirely destroyed, and tony 1
families are loft homeless, -the principal por
tion »>t UulUiiJ w«s burned, involving A lost of
In Isabella Coenty iho damage to pine
umber Is iQi>re than nail a million ot dollars, and
nearly every settlement in the county was hum-
id. At X'urestvilie not a iiuuse was left stand
ms- Th**,v»lliiße of Sand Ucarh wa* utterly con
sumed. erwna. Contra Harbor, and Forest Hay, j
nre burned. On Sunday tires were r.iging in va-
rious p«rts of Gratiot County, lu Ta-cotn Ci*un-
ty the destruction of property was contitped to
the pine w<>»its. In Newaygo County several 1
mills were horned. At While Ruck. 1
in Huron County, q village of
.TOT people, every one of the. inhabitants was
obliged tu Uce Into tho lake .to escape being
burned. Saginaw was saved by a sudden veer
ing ot tho wind. The ravages by fin* in the
neighborhood.of JSwan Creek were terrible. The
whole face ol the country In ibat section ha?*
oecn completely devastated. The reports of
looses cuastanlly coming in arc fearful, and hun
dreds of people arc left entirely destitute. Along
tun Bay City State Bond the fire also did great
damjcc. Darns, house*. and crops were coo
suiucd.«ndln many instances people lost all
they bad in the world.
—Xho Detrol; /Wof the 3Slh gives the fullow
ins details of the destruction uf Mautatct;
**Thefire'spreadripialy until it bad-destroy
ed altaosflho whole (<f the business portion at
tho town. Including heady all the store* and
satr-tnill*. The schooner Scncc* Chief, which
nta loaded with bay and grain, was burned to
tho water'* huge. The swing-bridge was a-so
destroyed. Both sidcf dt strcei, for a dis
tance of five hl»»cka, wete and,al
most everything on tbo north sid<’ol (he river
wia destroyed.' The number uftiwellings burn
ed, and the number of families houtcless.it not.
as large -a# stalad ,yesterday, altbuugb.
sumo 1.503 or. I.BuO .people have been
driven out of their homes. Many 01
those whoso, bouses atiil remain aro without
the means of.aupport fur the present, ns their
w.irk and wages depended entirely u>hiii n.ovx
istcnce ol the mills which were destroyed. The
bank and #hiie-.-iiop,rendered’ lamiliar i« tn**st
-f our readers in the Stale by the Vaoderpool
trialii. were 'ajnong the buildings bunwo. The
ic.-idtnce ofY«tidetp»<>l. rmeo his urre.*t buught
nnd remodelled by ircor, worldestroycd, as were
ulio the residence of I). tue house
»V l Oem rni Cuioheoo. a«.d the mills pi
nLigtli itCanfii-ld, Tyson A; ii»Lint>i>n. fSr.'tn Jr
Aluluiurc,' Cushman Jt C*j. t Libhi-n Co*, aod
others. Tne Mam»tce sfuntfarJ was also burned
O uV u v® r OUi ,u estiiuuud 01 SI.SOO.WO. on
anicn the Insurance Is said to bo no more than
$250,000, altbonsh the exact figure* 00 the insur
ance cannot bo immediately ascertained.”
1 The c‘unties of Huron and SaniUc, which
I constitute the principal scene of the lire, contain
'about 24.020 inhabitants. Of these it 1* believed
J that 10.0UO are already rendered hom»le«*. Tb«y 1
bare lost their bouse#, their barns, their slock.
I their mills, even their clothinsr. In these coon*
j ties the towns of Verona, Now River, Sami
1 Reach, Huron City, a portion of Port Hope,
jCiescent, Centre Harbor..Elm Creek, *.Vbiro
Rock, Paris, Cracow, Mintlen. lorrostvillc. and
I tbo Polish settlement near Forrcsuille, have
been destroyed; those on tho lake to the nry
1 water’s edge, as the dreks in many iostanees
hare been swept awny. These towns represent
a population of at least C.OOO people. The loss of
1 property in the towns amounts directly, without
doubt, from i 1,500.000 1 $2,000,000, at a very low
calculation, and not including lumber and tim
i bef destroyed. The vaguest gueaa-work only
j could estimate the total loss of property in the
interior. Some ot the people burned out ol
h-.usa nrd home were substantial farmers.
I showing rhui the fire has swept «rcr the cleared
I a*id culiivatcd districts, as well as thraUffh the
wood*.
SEWS Bt MAH.
At the Dro nt Little Sturgeon. Wis., Shy pvo
pic rushed Into potato Ueld to »«ive them
solve.*. and foriy-Ore were burned.
—The London corrc*ps<ndos»t.i.f the Cmcln-
I natl fbaimcrcto/siaieiUhat every crop In Great
i Briloio, unless it bo barley. is serloujJy injured.
—The Louisiana sugar crop for this year will
I fell at Last twcnty-llvo thousand hogsheads
I abort of (hat f last year.
—General McKenzie la organising a force at
Fort Griffin agaiost the Kiowa.*.
—Governor Wanooth baa issued an official let*
I ter t»> the pirishca on the AlLaistippi River, di
recting t*jat the work of protecting the levees
ihall bo done by the planters of those parisbc-,
und**r tho supervision of the Chief Kuginecr
of tho State, and that they shell be reimbursed
by the Legislature.
—Two negroes, named Henry Williams and
Samuel Gilliland, wsro lynched at filudbyville,
Teon., recently. They were under arrest lor
outraging two ladies, and were takoa iroia the
jail and banged by the mob.
—A disastrous storm occurred at Galveston,
Texas, recently, sinking s. vcrol steamers and
damaging tho railruiids considerably.
—Miss Lillie Prokhsm. t&e woman's rights
advocate, died *t Milwaukee, Oct. 11. alter an
illness ol n few weeks.
—-Tne Paris (Jun»titut!on says ;bat the sentence
on M. Bochefort has been commuted to banish
moot.
—The Treasury Department hat Just ruled that
Urryhoau-plyio* t-n. navigable waters of the
United Ktaiosiou*l take out proper marine pa*
•-era. Toyboaiajnast carry their certificates of
Inspection ns wall Mother Tersely. {Q accord
ance with ibe thirty-first srcti«m the ne*
—A time.y till ot rain i-n the 13th saved To
peka. Kansu#, from being dcsir-yed by a prairie
tire.
—General Crook boa severely puniybcil tho
hostile liuliana near Prescott. Arizona, killioy
Ur- e numbers of them.
—Bishop Whiiebouae, of this tlinccsc. bas been
ottacKcdin the Baltimore Coureotion. Tbe at
tack cuD-istcJ in the general circulation in the
courcatiou, as tbe Illinois delegate* cUiru, by
bli* Iriunds, ol Mr. Cheney’s cast*, hut the design
oi its rir-uUU'in is said t-> be to btt-ak the influ
once of Bishop White touHe before tbeoDVco*
lion.
—A horrible rpidpoiicbs* broken "lit In Kur
distan. Its clu!*«*|y resemble the
lilngue. Tumor.* unilvr the armpits. a charac
teristic ut tlm London infeoti .11«: W', purp.o
status on thopkiii, bloodshot eyo. n d alm- st
unexceptional fatality are tbo prominent ?I(tn».
—Toe Kn-Klui are still troublesome in Ken
tucky. In Franklin County, near t no Stole Cap*
itnl, n Mr?. Uu-Stdl has received anmymous
learning in dismiss her colored servants, under
penalty of their being whipped mid banned.
—Tup Southern Claims C"tmui?sii>n trill cease
taking testimony in all case# about the 15th of
November. There is no indication u! the amount
of uu.ney involved to these damn.
—At tho Prshtigt fire Mr. Farnsworth, of
Chicago, a heavy lumber denier, f-ught the
Unmcs until he nnd his men became exhausted,
and wa* about abandoning bis largo mill when
tho wind chanced nnd his mill was saved. He
lost about SlfO.uOO in pine limber, nod was on
his way hmno to Chicago to bis xrife when he
leurnod that CbltMgo, too. was destroyed. lie
bad an elegant bouse in the burned district
which he.<aao Icorncl bad shared tbo fate of
other*.
—The death of General Justin Duuick, of the
regular army, is announced; alsool Jiou.J.M.
Kenney, United States Judge for the Southern
District of Florida.
—Dr. Q. M. Dyon, a Davenport phy?*cian. was
stnbbed in that city a day or two smeu by a man
named D.danev, who suspected him of poison
ing his dog. Uis recovery is doubtful,
steamboat Inxv.
—lt is now faM that the late A’ ali Pu?h»,
Grand Vizier of Turkey, died insolvent. His
debt? amount to fivo hundred thoutai.d dollar?,
and hi? property U valued nt not more than half
that sum.
—Tho Abbe Lint, the great master of th*
piano and eminent musical composer, has just
been granted letters of nobility and a ponstoi. of
six thousand florins (r3,000) by thu Hungarian
government, and will live heroaltcr alternately
at U’eimar and Fcilh.
—John Srntt. a famous trainer of horses for
the turf ia England, and known in racing cir
cleans tbo Wizard of the North," lately died
in Yorkshire.
—Tbo Paris Patrlt calls attention to an anti
communist association of workmen in favor of
«*rder, the Oatrxen Compagiutut. This society,
which is said to number Gu.UOu members, has a
committee sitting in Paris. Its programme is
short, hut decisive. Each member to whatever
trade be mny belong, pledges himself not to join
any section of the International*.” Nona of its
members are to join in any strike. They bind
themselves, moreover, that io all the towns of
Franco thev will assist tho government in bring*
ing about tho pacific redemption of lubor and in
maintaining order.
—The New TWlune of Oct. IS, says;
“Since the Chicago fire the number cl private
and business telegrams sont from this city to
evrry part cf tbo Country and to Europe bat
hern greater f»r the same time than over before.
Last wet k is said to bare been the heaviest week
for despatch's flinoa the IVesttrn Union Compa
ny xras established/*
—Captain Houston, steamboat Ucftper,
has brought suit io the United States C.*urt of
Memphis fur r >0 000, against General Forrest
«ud- there, far the Vfltte of arms destroyed
some yean since by party of disguised men.
A from C.ifinili. Ali*-,, tr-o n tb*
United States Attorney there to the Bureau of
Justice, states that Dotted Slate? Marshal
Piercißixd. himself had returned from Ti-ho
imago County, where they captured five Ku-
Klux with complete disguises, and would return
for fiber*. Their secret grips, Arc., have been
found out. The appearance now is that tbo en
tire “den will bo captured. Tho gang shot
and wounded a while man and woman only two
weeks «xgo.
—A t< legraro from Versailles, based on infor
mation prntciiedly derived irotn Ministerial
sources, gives a qualified denial lo |h»* nxm"U»cc
m at lh.it the French government Kill shortly
notify its intention to withdraw from tlio Com*
merctal Treaty with E •eland. It will merely
propose certain miidjCeitions.’*
—Tho government f-Bolgiam have entered
into n contract with Messrs. Peter Holt and F.
C. IliSt. and Lord Allen Churchill, and Mr. J.
i*. Churchward, director* of the Thames Iron
Works. f»r the establishment of n fortnightly
mail service between Antwerp and New York, 1
by vessel* ol from 2£oo to 3 00u funs, for 15 years.
—The bitch in tlio Franco-German negotia
tions i* t‘ms explained by t fie Journal de Pari*
j When everythin* scouted nenri> arranged, n
chance to..k place In the disposition of the
i French Government. The representatives of
the crcat banking, and credit establishments
I pointed nut out to M. Thiers tiiat in nbmdon
line to the Prussian Government hills to the
I amount of five hundred million* of francs, wit.
1 the power of negotiation, he w»abt be placing
all the money markets of Kun>p.* at th-* mercy
;of Prince do Bism-irk. The Pres.-ie.it of the He
public, -tnick wittj that c-n«ider.tti*>n. refused
the concession demanded, and the conclusion of
the treat* »«»one** more ptTstnnned.”
I —The IfrHtikiltHiralJourna/of lato dato says
I H* r Mujcsiy has oeen suffering quite recently
1 fr<>tu n sharp rheum itic attack m the foot and
1 hand. n»«l the brief notices of i. ilisiujfition in
t’C fburt Journal have caused some anxious
1 misgivings; hi< weave happy to slate upon the
I best authority that the Queen is d- nig very well,
1 a-ul there i« n» cause for anxiety.**
1 —The (ImilifKfioH stmes that the Pr»* ch artist
M. C-urbe him is ca fined in Paris prison, is
‘occupying hl« tiniM in •xecuting u commission
I wide i he hnt received fr in m wealthy inhabi*
mnl of St. Petersburg. The picture, which is
being painted under inch novel circumstances.
1 wilt represent a scene in the history of the Com
mune. and 30.00-) (nines are to bo paid fur it im
mediately niter it is Coisnud.
—Ttio Republican State Committee-of Xew
Y-tk m«t <*o the ITih, discus*, the proposition
submitted by Mr. Greeley for the cOnt’Midatt"n
o| me two Republican organization? In New
Y<>rk City, but adjourned without reaching any
i conclusion.'
i —On the last day of the Jerome Park races.
I the IHih, Tubman won the handicap, Aureola
i the sweepstakes. Woodbine the ten year nld
I purse. Abdel Konretbo lonrmile race, Saltna
I the mile and quarter race, ond Tammany the
I steeple chase.
i \V. J. Sollivau, a contractor’s clerk on the
t New Jersey Midland Railway, has disappeared
I with $30.00.
—The European and North American Railway
I which was opened «n the 17th Inst., connects
1 Halifax and some ot the m«at valuable portions
of tho province* by rati with Bancor nnd coasr
i qucotly with Button and New York and the
grout centre* of ihacountrv. It is ex
peeled, when in proper running order, to be ih-
I meant ot reducing tne time ofpatsscu between
London nnd New York to sis or seven day-.
'The distance trwu Bangor to Halifax is. 478
miles.
—Which of the Justice* of the Supremo Court
will deliver the opinion* of Che mnjttri'y nod tnt*
ni-riiy on the oaumi'utionality ot ttjo Legal Too*
d.-r law has not yet been intimated. The assign*
meat of Urn labor was made betore adjournment
last spring, niidhas not been divulged; but it is
surmised tout toe opinion sustaining tlu consti
tutionality ot tno law will be delivered by Jasl.cc
Davis. mid the dissenting opinion l*v Cniof-Jui
lioe Chase. It IS expected they will be given a
week tram next Monday.
—The pram* firew.Pare extended into Mani-
toba. Tboutiindsofluns ot hay have been burn
ed. and in tunny instances toe farmers have lost
sli their bousrbulil eSecti'. implements, crops.
ice., dec. The smoke at one time was s i dense at
WinnipegUiat ihe iahabitants could scarcely
breathe.
—Uuld has been discovered on thoFhabandoir
an. in. .Vanitoba, and the government employes
l on the run-1 have all leli and gone t>i work on ihe
diggings. This discovery is sorrowed tu be the
1 richest gii<i belli in the world, and people are
thtckmg tu it Irurn all parts.
The Ary Docks.
The dry duck and ship yard l of 'WiliUui W
Bates Co.‘, on the South Branch, betne-nToMc
I and Harrison streets, was coinpietnJy swept by
the sre*bove;tbe surface nf the water: «j also
the dry dock of K- if. Doolittle, situated
between Van Durco and Harrison. ThsJoss of.
Bates Co, is about SIO.OOO. lo»niol-tor* fC,COO
lin the >Neir .Amsterdam, of Turk. This et»-
I turjjmtuc and popular,firm* nothing dauuledJjy
ihnr inUiurtune, bavaalroady h'gau repairing
their disaster, and wiU have their dock in ope
ration bcluro winter sets in, and are now.'ready
Jar ail kinds of business in their liuc. cjwept
the docking of Yeaseb. Dry docks are not' Jew
Important to Cuichago than the shipping, upon
nbieti, the city depends to transport its mer
chandise by-Jake, ana every facidty ought to be
extended f>r the reooildit.g.of *iur barued dry
docks and shipyard*, aud'lor the aid o. tnelr
proprietor* toward this end.
A Torpedo or Petard Corps, ,f
iLt SJitorqf The Chiiaffo-Tribune-:
Sib: The experience ot ti.is tire mgr Ms to iny
1 tatn<l tbo nccepsiiy of an additional :urc« ol man
attached to the ?ire Deportment at every targe
city, namely, a torpedo i>r pc(«tr«l corps, with
sappUespf petards and fdacc cunstsmly ou ban)
in safe places th* mm lo be in charge ot cotone
tgnt officers, nod unlifd to us* the same latcilt
gcottyt ibe tame lo- be unified ey men- viih
wire rope brio hr, crai-nels, an-« machines t
level down well* and debits bucb a oied
at the proper time woul! have undoubtedly
laved the Sooth and North Sides.
I*. .T. Kmtry.
Curc.irto. Oct. IS, IST!.
AtnuicmruU,
William Mant-inp. late of the D.tarburn
Minstrels, has organized a troupe of Lia uwn.au I
is now in fort \l«yne, loti.
“Mr. A, I*. Burbank, the elocutionist, has
pone to Si. Loiui. where be will give readings.
—Gustavos Geary is poinc to .New Tork to nr
rauffo a benefit concert for Cb'caso suff- r-T?.
—fnepreat Western lAblic Guard Rand, hav
inx lost heavily by the fir®, propose nartinz out
on a concert tour, m d will open it Fort Wayne
on rc*| Monday erenlnir; from there it toes to
Ptltsbarffii, Cincinnati, L-misrUle. and St. Louis,
ibe bind is the finest In the Northwest. ar.U
ff.ll. undoubtedly, draw large audiences in ail
cuius »t visits.
ealrrUtlnments for the sulW
•rs Chicaao fire have been riven nt Xib
*V s Garden and the Union Square Theatre*. N.
Jaturi Hail and ibe Academy of .Music,
ft, 1 i? l heOp-ra House at Syracuse; Trim
I "I® a Opera Hons-, Albany; Pike’s Opera House,
Ctncinnim: Brooklyn. X. Y..Theatre; Wall's
Opera Ilona?, Baltimore; Culcricb’s Opera
,r uu?e Wavne; toe Pittsburgh Opera
and lb** Olympic, fit. L-iuis:
Museum, Arch Street.
annNcw Bowery, Poilader.'hia; Bochesler. N.
a AoadciM Cleveland; Globe
and JV'Ston Theatres. Boston: -and by Ibe Xlla
soc.JWepa; and Lichtmay Opera Troapw.
PRESS AMD CLOAK GOODS.
Clias.Eossap Co.,
235 West Madison-st.
We shall re-open in a few
days at the above location,
'fully prepared to serve our
customers as usual.
Our DRESS and CLOAK
DEPARTMENTS icill be
re-established under the old
management.
HOTELS.
Riverside, will be kept, from thin date, by Messrs.
Qajfe Bros. Rice. Sufferers by the great fire will
be liberally treated, and board for the fall aDd’wia
ler at very moderate prlcca. Pleasant rooma.
Oae and water, and frequent trains. Apply at
Riverside.
Transit House.
Tucker Sherman, proprietors—term?, as be
lore Uto fire. $4 per day. All trains stop at Forty
tmnl-et. Carriages to convey patsenpera to and
from cars. Street earn run hourly. P. Ft. \V.
dummy six times dally.
Wood’s Hotel,
3Ui State-st., corner Hubbard-court, Chicago. Ilf
ENOCH WOOD, Proprietor.
j?irat-ela«a areommodatlnns. Churn** r-wm»M»
WANTED.
Wanted.
OnMmnrttM pood agent* for th* Knickerbocker
Life Inaunu.C" Cu., of NVw York, in work in chi
uiconnil ih« Norlhwi-4t: aUo. ncuut* f..r the East
«rn. Alid-ilt-. «n-l Southern .-*taira. Superior indue.**
raenu will be off-red. Apply to WHEATON /t It AN
DALL. Mansceis. ll.toni A. Masonic btiUdhip, oor
n-r Huliinl and Rtnd.dph m*.
$30,000 Worth of Property
in Ihn
BURNT DISTRICT WANTED.
By R. UITT, Real Estate Agent. CTkl West
Itandolpli-st.
Agents Wanted
far The Illstc ty of Chicago and the Groat Conflagra
tion.by Mesm, Colbert and Uhambribn. of the Chi
cagu Irlbuor.
A succinct history of the PAST of this uioat woo
derfol of cities, ami a
DETAILED, CIKCDMSTANTIAI., AND MOST
VIVID
"ceomit of its destruction by fin?. Profusely (tins
Crated. Prospectus volume. SI. For circular* etc.-
address J. S. GOODMAN A CO., Publisher*. WJ»um.
Green-el.. Chicago.
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale—Homes for the People.
FIVE MILLION ACHES
of choice Units for sale by the National Land
Umipany. Call and nee specimens nf the products of
tbe lands. Office 39South Canal-#:. O. N. PRATT.
OenecalAgaat.
REAL ESTATE OEEICE
or
SNYDER LEE,
Roon n Klxott Building, northeast corner Mtmroo
and LaSalle. Also West 81d« office at No. 9 South
Haiated-Pt.. Masonic Building. corner p*tidniph^
House For Sale at Racine,
The Ule residence of Wm.V. BaW, Esq., on Main*
at.. Kaclne.cau be bought on Terr easy terms. Price.
aa.tOO. Uacina is the mom prosperous manufactur
ing town in Wfscontin, re tulles from Chicago, and
"Den extraordinary advantages for persons engaged
In manufacturing business. Ad ires*
UHITfiI.F.T. Itaejna. Wit.
DENT AX,.
M. S. Dean,
AT ua MICHIGAN'AV
Will open Dental Office at tbo sata- place the last o
tlx month.
TO RENT.
XO RUNT.
Houses furnished or unfurnished, small cottages,
eoltes of rooms, Ac., la all parts ofthe city. Also,
ft large barn oo Siatc-at.. south of Fourteenth,
capable of holding 11 horses or more. Parties do
alroua of renting, buying, «r selling, will do well
to call at my office, as my list embraces property In
all parts of the city.
WILLIAM D.KERFOOT,
P9 Eaat Waahlo£toQ*«t.« “Bomt District.
To {lent for Uuslucftg Purpose*
mv norsKy.: w auasii-av
Tn reiponiddn partlfi only
ARTIII'II O ni'GI.KV
PIANOS.
W. w. KIMBALL,
610 Nlichigareav.
Pianos, Organs Melodeons.
PIANOS FOB SALK AM) TO BEST.
N. n.—All person* wlio litre rented or leased P:a>
D* will picnic c*ll and report.
Entrance to wnnroomi, CIO Micbipan-nv. Piano*
tuned and repaired.
MEDICAL*.
Dr. C< Blgeloiv
Fonnsrlr oMTO South CUrk-fi., corner «*f Jlnnru- 1
lisa located hi* ufilco at 73 South H<Kted-st.. second
d«*or tmtu Madisou.yt., «hprr lie he* fall sail* of
recaption rooms aud parlors for the accommodation
of hUnnmernni patient*. tUVI at 73 llalslcd-sl. and
•m foryuorteltva. Voq will ee« the same old Doctor
whom you have met at 179 South i larfe-«t. lor the
last immbKorrMtt.
Addr«a* alMeUqra to 73 South Ual»tcd-*t.. P.
r.ox IM. Chicago, in.
GENERAL NOTICES.
S LOAN’S
Condition Powders.
Tha tale flra cUaned us onl. but in fen dajs ve
•ball beat work la our oew building now being put
upfoewt and reidy for business. Orders received
beforetbeflro will Infilled fir.it.- We Laroour pM.i
all right, but our book* ara badly scorched. mid we
earnestly request cur Agents to immediately a nlu:
jtatemeaia of account, as wt winli to open a new »m
jol book*. .Our friends can aid us materially by
J promptly remitting amount dm* us by T. o. Money
Order. Draft, or Currency by Expert*, to Pral*
Ho-ar.. Chicago. WAT-KEn TAYLOR.
The Mercantile Agency,
O. BEN CO., Proprlrtors,
I* now locate *t
XO. 393 WABASH-AT.
_A large f£;r<«T» employed at our liaad office in New
'at? r lß *>nboa hrahcbea thMuabout the
Ooltetf States, re-writinr full rrpona lor the whole
o t r l h ?J“JLKV? c ,|S Michigan, Indiana, UtlDoU,
WUeookln. Slinoeanta, tnw«, Missouri.‘Kansas.
-teaaka,*Aoa theTerrltoHee, We are uow lo »po..|.
tlou to transact boaiowaa aa usual;
The Commercial Agency.
TAPPfIH, M’KILtOP ft CO.
Uaxlo«.aa*adtWm«at important of thdr written
r or r4» are-oow ready lor buslneaa at
35 and 37 South Canal-st.
18 East Harrison-st.
AJnmnl oi Kush Med.ral College.
.Meeting to-uiyht ‘Saturday. i-at Df. Ingalls' houte,
corner Throup and Mourue^ta.
Huiluena Property
For ]«sae, 3D years, bO f«et, lull depth on Waha«h
tv., latweva Madimm and Monru*.«it.. no eacM.i
iitaly htvorabl« terms, hy CLaCKK, LATTON it Co.
S?8 Brato>st.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1871.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
After the Fire!
Now is the time to buy
Pianos, Organs, Melodeons,
Brass and String Instru
ments, &c., &c.
AlsGaMCn.,
Formerly of 69 now located at
270 and 614 Michigan-av,
wjjU rlmrjrtrri*tir elr-adr received
from.NKW \OJIK mi-0 ItAI.TIMOUR hr.nchea a
larxe stock of Uu uslsbnted
Knabe Pianos,
J; Bauer Co.’s Pianos,
Needham’s Tooffucd Organs,
And other Muaical a Mercbandiae, which they off.*r to
the public fur t'Asll at aimtly redacod r»trf.
In n few d*yi th«y trill li*te oa band a new etrl<>
ORGAN,
Moat elegant and unlta* lodeaign, which they in-
Vila the public to call aid examine.
Pianos. Organa. tmed, repaired and pnllehed
•l»o. packed «nd shlppil.
270 and 614 Michigan-av.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Doggett, Bassett Mis.
HEADQUARTERS AT
522 Wabash-av.,
Corner Harmoo-coort.
ARE NOW RECEIVING A
NEW STOCK OF
BOOTS SHOES,
And will soon fee prepared
to supply customers.
CONFECTIONERY,
P. L. GARRITY,
CONFECTIONER.
OJJlef, 30 ITeaf Modisoit-st., and at JJeaf
tlenrr, SJ3 West Adams-st.
liaviui; l<>si m«- nil. I tru't cm-Mtners who Imre
Ik-.mi eo kin 1 Co mo m thu p-*t'«ill now coni" for
w.inl aih| pay at unco tin; mu.Mint «»r thafntce •ante,
■ue or not an.l me in rt-imiuu; hiißinesa.
which 1 shall do ai *,xmi :m possible.
Truly, ,tr.. P. t.. G MIKITY.
SHIRTS.
Shirls and Furnishing Goods,
WILSON linos.
hard full line* now, m.-l uR) continue i.> supply any
drtnmul, Shins mad; t.» orJ-r n. usual. No ad-
Vance in priev* «n uccviini fire.
k-H Wab**h-av.. Ns West W«sliiny luq-h. and
Pii.-i-*< OpAfV llnn«» rtm-mna-l.
•WOOLLENS.
Oil nl i His!
THE FRIENDS OF
GEO. P. HAIUES CO.
Will please take notice that (bev Imre leased splen
did Parlor* at 17 llannau-coort. where they will
open, in a few >uvi, nn elegant assortment of
TOJRJEiaX ASD DOMESTIC
WOOLL IK ItTS.
BANKS.
NATIONAL LOAN AND TRUST CO
nSJIOTED TO
107 Randolph Street.
Wo hive to announce to our patron* nnd elm pub
lic ct-iiemliy. that we have SAVED EVERYTHING,
and are now proper*-.! to irmnsCt nil tustOces t-n
--truitrd to us with fidelity and promptitude.
Strong and reliable eafral Traits r>n ttio Bankers
or (lie Culled Mates liowfumenl in London, In
l*rge <-r small sums, at -Un; <h nfn oo the B-tok of
Montreal. First .National Jlanlc nt hew Turk, tread
»t I'o., rttila-ielphla.
Money sent bv telffraph io hew Boston
Plilin-lclpliln amt J*an Francisco.
Deposit accounts received as usual.
GEO. G. SMITH, President.
WM. H. PARK, Cashier.
The Marine Company, of Chicago,
d. Y. SCAMMUN
will fur the present occupy office
NO. ?Si COTTAKE OROVK-AV.
As soon ns vaults are built, the above-nrmod bank
will remove to the corn, r of C- ncr- ss-st. and Midst*
gno-av., which place It wi;l occupy until the old site
Is robu.lt.
Germania Bank of Chicago.
K». IT .MIMVAUKKK aVKNTE.
T>n» (l-rnunK D.inl l.;t« itn n**« offiM
at t»io ».J-ov.- piuri-, nn<l H dulns Clk* nanUr bit9ii.*-M
na or.
»'M arr.>m>M arc
■priunl lo ti,o cu»joinjr* unr,
C. KSoBKLSDOUF.
U. .1. IIALLBR, CniM-r.
J. M. Adsll.
lUSKF.n,
Open L>r bti«;noss
Cl >Val<mh it.
Cushman Hardin,
HANKERS,
llht* Mame t bailor** at No. CIS MlcMirac nr., and
>tr* prepared to ro-ct Ml dew*u-l* in tnll. lwpo*U*
r.cetre.lv *nd our reguUr Wn'Muc I'OSium* tr.»u*nct
oil iiidil. trcMiini, uf miTclintita conntrf
iHtnkem «-tl! hnr- <>p-<-u| .tn.-niiou. K«r th- *ccum
mo lnttuti .u our o«i ,Si,l r friends and customer* m«
li4T»« oprr..«l n lir.uch olliro at No. in Cntinl et., just
»onk of UanJolpli it.
The Real Estate Loan amt Trust Co. f
HAVE RESUMED UUSINE.'S
W»lia»h-nr.
St. I.ouie Mutual |,lfe Insurance Cum-
pany
offlro at CSi West Madivm-s!
Jacob R. Shipherd A Co,
BANKERS,
tr.| Twentv-«ocond*st.
Chicago
34 Plnc-gt., Ni’tr York.
Our LaSalle-at. vanlt proved perfect. and we
•tv transacting business without -interruption at
office.
The Union insurance and Trust
Company Bank.
Urnueh OOlrr, x«- 310 IHlwaaktrAT
Will opetrilMr new office on November. Ur, if;i
at Nu. 3" VN.at Jlariirnn at., usder Gherman lieu«e.
All iM<oks will le paid «u rr«j*cnt«i{on. in fall nrany
part at tlieupUou the depositor, at either office.
S. W. na«m>u, I’rre't. J. 11. Pearson. Vice l*r*«’t
I>ti:Krro|{?i-w. K .Me Ulster, James Ward.
E. F. PuMlcr, Joan Huehlcr, «T. 11. Pcersuii, James
LuiiClry, S. W. lUmo.
Foliansbee A Son.
Hanker*. <ut M'ahaih-av.
The City National Hank
Are bnildlne a fire-pr.'uf vault lo their new office,
on the northeast cuturr ot CilaUui and Wnsbiug
ton*»ta. and will resumebustursa iuk tew days.
Hibernian Ranking Association
Hare rcsutssd huslnrcant
4i6 WaPAs'H-AV.. e-imsr Perk-caurt
Office of IHcrcbmiis’ Savings,
LOaN. aND TRUST. CO., 414 Wabaafi-SY.
All depoalton are requeated to tonrard mo AT
ONCE, at abote addreosa natemcnC brtbelr'ac-'
count with the bank, for verification.
CHA9. RENIIOTIN. Cashier.
rURNITURE.
furniture,
PAItLOR FURNITURE,
BEDROOM FURNITURE;
OFFICE FURNITURE
To be had at wholMa’e prices at 177 West Ran*
dolph-eu BUBIIbCUKY A R.VdANN,
And at ISS West Laku-st.
£2? OSWALD KCBITSCnKT.
PRY GOODS.
We have removed our office to
Corner State and Twentieth-sts.
where we will in a few days
open a I,
COMPLETE RETAIL STOCK
Atourformsr low prices. 'We
will at the same place: open, for
the present, a jobbing stock to
supply the pressingwants of our
customers and fill orders-
In a very short time we will
have completed our. spacious
building for our WHOLESAUE
DEPARTMENT.corner Market
and Madison-sts. We sincerely
thank our friends for their many
kind expressions of sympathy,
and hope soon- to renew our
former pleasant business rela
tions.
FIELD, LEITER CO.,
Cor. State Twentieth-sts.
Dry Goods*
J, full line of eanplcß from Peake. Opedyck A Co.
Ke»; V"tk. n- irowot'"l by
n. Hi LAsnox.
ho-fl Uud Block.
oroc:
Groceries at Teas!
Onr stock, now larfft*. new mod complete*. Wear?
£Uiup orders promptly ami on niMt favorable lenni.
od ynur orders for Tvaa lu Canlitsn.
VV3I. M. Il'aYT A ‘JO.,
6S South CanaUtt,
STANTON CO.,
857 Wabash-av-,
Will open In a few days with a
full stock of
GROCERIES.
MIKEINEKY.
HAYES. MOMS CO.,
Late 105 and 107 State-si., now
434 Statc-ft.,
ARENiW READY TO FILL ORDERS OUT OF
-A FULL STOCK. .OF NEW
MILLINERY
AiTD
Straw Goods.
Those indented to us will please send all the money
they possibly cun.
lolesaleJilliißry.
Walsh Hutchinson,
616Wabash-av.,
Have resume] business and will
bo found with an entire NEW
STOCK at the above spacious
premises. Orders will Jrecclve
prompt and special earo.
Mayhon, Daly Co.,
IHICHIGAN-AY,,
Dstween Adams &od Monroe-sts.
Our -t»nk la now complats In war Osw building, and
all orders sent us will bs filled and shipped the day
they am received. We bad an Immense duplicate
stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods la the Now Y.<rk
Custom House, which now bare so 1 ready for tbo
loopactlo'i of on- cniifliftts aft«»r toidar.
TORSAIsB.
FOR SALE.
The following Printing Pres*.-? ran be furnished
cimaJiately.
I Potter Super Royal SSOO.
I Saner Royal, Taylor tTOT.
1 Quarto Ooseaer, 11x19 MIL
A lot of Paper Cntten, Proof Presses. etc. A poly to
.f. C. STEACY» Agent for finger A Co.. Tip* Fonn,
drrs, N. Y at 34 a* d 36 North J/fL t''in fi).. I'h-cago.
PIC IRON.
WE HAVE A FULL STOCK «F
Scotch and Lake Superior Charcoal
Pig Iron.
AUo nil timid of COAL, at market price*.
i;HonKSa BRADLEY.
comer ifnt-krt nod \V«*bln«ton**l*.
100 TONSRAILS.
5.410 lUlla. Flail Bar raitrrn. 12 pound* r-T yard
13 'MI lone.
43) Unlit, F1«)| Bar Pattern, 13 pound* per j-ard, U
feel line IVr »*W I>T
HALL, HIMBARK 00.,
436 Waba.li-ar.
“Plant** Extra** Flour,
OF ST. LOUIS,
For-rale at oM jrice*. in quantifier to rait par-
ch users.
A.M. WUICHTACO-.
Sonthwe.t corn* r r«t>*l nnd Lnk»-nt«.
FINANCIAL
Safe Investment.
NORTHERN I’ACIFICT.MGOLO BONDS.
Returnable In ymr», or exchangeable st jo per
out premium at any lime ;or the lands o.
tb- company, ore (or ealr by
LCXT. PRESTOX A KF.AS, SAXKEBM,
Comer el Halite I and WashlnctOQ'Sta.,.
.Masonic Building.
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
Hardware.
NOTICE OFDI.'SOI.CTION OF COI'A BTN K ItSHIF
Notice hereby given (hat the copartnership here,
tofore existing the uuihrsigoed, oetwby
dissolved by mutual cons. m. All mUim pertain*
lug It* the old Arm will be adjusted by Edwin Hunt
and A Lncaa Hunt. wi-«» will contiuoo tin* hard*
war^t>u*me*» at lVie|» n»w store, which «U> io asm
ufvnrdat Hi Michlffau-av.. near BOarde-st., With
new ami roopkl« nock. EDWI.S HPST.
n »ain.T(*N hum,
Chicago. Oft, fl. 1571. A.LCCASHPST
Dis»o)utiun.
Tito pamterslilp he'reto'ore existing under- the
lumr ul FLETLTIEIt, BOYNTON J6CH. has been
dissolved hr mutual consent. to date irom Oct. 16.
BoyntuuandO. II hhaw-reiinng. Clia*.
11. FUiclht eurcecia to the bstiAm. tsit will tstiW
all unadjusted UoslneM uj theJato flr*a., Hia office
will be round at 1)31 Prairie sr.
EDUCATIONAL.
Chicago Academy of Music,
800 Wabash-av
Thu Director anoounear^<b Wt mahy old trfeßd*
and patroaathat ttia Academy still llra4>. Corutso'
dious ijOATtsr* hare been tecnreJ, ami tbs. same care
ill and systematic attentlon- to pupil* can b* prom
ised that rendered lb« Actderujr aw soeretjfolln tba
past. For further infurm.tloa apply at 6UO Wabaah
ar. F. ZIEQKEI.D. Director.
Silas Latimer,
RECENTLY OP K1 CniCAGO-AV., NORTH 'IDE.
-Would by clad tv teacli In a school qr family. Ad
d eaa her at W3 Wabaah»*«.
£lllß Park 8-cbool lor Voang’Ladle*;
Aoua3l<ir«b and Mftiy K. Tappan, Principal-
Misa Lye) a lluwalt. Railame
Culwu's siwcS ciu»M uu Tur*d«yaaod Tho7itaj»*-
al Y a. m.. wh.o al,« mil jamUaHj.wfia wi*h.loa|ruc
lion in till* bnjfuata F-r paflicfllara inquire at 101
hp«n«eh sr
TRANSPORTATION.
GOODRICH’S STEAMERS;
All on their ronbea aabcroloforc. DallT-forMll*
waukca and all west chore, porta. Dallrmr Grand
Raven and' Muskegon.. Daily-for St. Joaenb and
Beniba Harbor. Soml-weekly to-Qrc«n-Bay;
Menominee, etc.- Office and docks loot of Mieß*
gan nvenna. T. G. BOTLtN. Sap’t.
INSURANCE*
INSURANCE AGENCY
-OF
ARTHUR C. DUCAT
For tho accommodation of oar friend* anJcaatom.
«-w l nfficoson the West and South >lde*.
West Mi,to oCi r.CO-a.t 33 over Wlllion^
HlalfiSCo.; routh'SKJe office. 449 Wab«#b-»v.»urrr
First National B*nfc, Risks tnk»ii In edd and rr
1> .blf* Kaetern losoranci* companies;
HUME INSURANCE CO., of New Tork. orsaofred
tax.
CITIZENS’ INSURANCE CO., of New York, or.
CanrzrfXir,.-
IlOWAUl) INSURANCE Cl)., of Nrw York, or
ffsnized 1135.
Mjr patrona.bavins claims aaulust anv companies
rapmoatod by me will pi**** pirsrnt lb* Ham* for
aUjuxUHatilat tho Canal-at. oflU-p, wheti. al*.», West
and North Side risks will be accepted.
TUom* wishing UMTaeCtt on tba Snoth Side Will
please cater the Same at the'office, HO at/jah-av.
SVKCIAh NOTICE.
Every necessary Information aa to making pr >of*
brjaes, and tha pruper blaOk»-er th-vume, >rill be
fornlahedon tvppUcaiiaa to me. We Imre an able
ourceofj*rtjeatea, *nd an», wdUng t« devote tkne
and Hseictauce to oar patrons.
.iSlTrnjiit c. dfcat.
MVERPOOL
Sc LOIVDON
GLOBE
Insurance Company.
The losaclby the great fir? iq this Com
pany. which amount to
will he paid Immediately and In full.*
Kyery facility will be gjvcn tojboee
holding policies under which losses have
been sustained In making proof*, for which
uniform blanks will be supplied at the
office on Wednesday |lßth).
Authority haring been given to draw
on the head office m England for the full
amount of'these losses, the aß3cls- in this
country, (amounting to
will remain, as beioro* in the hands,and
under control of the American .Board ot
Directors.,
Tho bualncasprFiro Insurance will be
.continued aa' usual; and those who dealt*
to effect insurance on property wlll please
call at the office, as the Comj) my has no
solicitors.
iVif. 'W'ARREN, General Agent,-
Office 1 No. 5 WpstlMadison-vt.
TO GLAXipAIffTS
Tb« A<Un«Un ß o<Hce of the
FRANKLIN
Fire Irisuraude Co’y,
OP EELABELSSJA,
f. at Room «Co. 6 JC«tr bbermaa Cviua. All p*c*on
bolding policing an* requeau-d to prpaont them for
HEADQUARTERS:
Union Taaarmuce Company,
fAN .FRA .CISCO. -ii.-
Fireman** Fund Insurance Company.
.'AN F..Ab I VO.
Hide and Leather Insurance Company,
b«*>tu.v
Howard Insurance Company,
*l'»an>N.
Franklin Insurance Company,
UiiaUiN
10£5 WeatWnshington-st,
In the Office of
Ocobmm’s Insnraaco Agency
Parti'S ImTinß claim* l-p U>sa in »Jlh*r the al*»r*-
companies wilt Tacilltat** the BettV-mmt of thea&me
I >r pro-einhig ihrm at the altova nddr-rp.
11. E BOWHIK
J. U. CAItTn UIOHT,
J. P. DAIIKT.
PEOPLE’S
1
Insurance Company
SAN rOASCISCO, CAL.
All pomme boldins Polinie* In th# above'immed
t'ompsUt'. and Wlio Ju»r «iiS<red by lire. Will .Call nt
3» U ct Madlma at., Rooma i and 6, third dour, i.n«l
prawnt thWr derm*. J
R. 8. CBITiTIKLL. G. n-r*l A«.;nl.
Tie HarM Life and Annuity
ISSUEASCE COMPANY
Jla* romorr<l Its Gen raMVfitero Scene* from S<>-
1 Uonore Bt«<k t<> 620 W«l'«*b.RV. I'* "eeurlrb*
bate not bren bitrmrd.ui the la««tiby the lub* flr%
It* Imnd* and brine .xc|u»W»lr npnn m
proved farmx. INJicr-liOMer# will rec*rrrr ;un muir
of mxtnriuc PATturuu .md.wdl {inTp er>Ty practica
ble facility on<*rril Incm tor Mrm-of.
U.T PKTTKMiI I.Lj Urnrral Agent.
Enterprise. Insurance‘Compau.v,
OF raiLADELPUIA.
Chicago, ?i. 1571.—Prcjor* having claiotv
•galo-t ib- Kutorprua laaurance «’ompany 01 Phiia
delphla will plesta btre. qt them. Unmnliaiely at tbe
aJJoitlng uflee of toe Company, 333 Wahasb*ar.
L W. i’LA HICE. Xi. fVn't.
Public Notice.
All persons owning property la Chicago destroy**!
In ibolat* fire, a. d on which tbs Connecticut Muta*
Insurant* Company of Hartford’ htd locum*
hranca, are rnioe-tHI to call lntm"djaC*|y.itt, ib
offlcaoi B.SI. ilo >r« k Co., 3Ta NVabaaU-av., where
UjSlr policies may l>o round. *ud m*kc the oec«ie«r>
prpoU of loss. AUo all person* owning property not
burned-on which said company bar* encumbrance*
«t« tequeated t«»calt at one* ..t tin* ram** place. and
«akoi*lii-nranr<- where the t*.d« of p-drcii* lia*»
broom* lm:nlr»l.
My offlrtifof iliojireaoot wilt bcfinmclftl S3! Vftt*
basti-ur., ut (he uffic* «>t E. S, 1.-dtaiu, K <1
MARE MLI.NNER. 'or the nr
Dated .UltwavXU. Uclob r 17, .i»7l.
To ALFRED JAM 1W k CO., 5> West Madison it.:
Oar Director* order Chicago luss** paM In mil on
presentation of a.itlshictory proofs. A 1« am
pie provision ther*n»r, Accept new liii»i->ess. SopC
plies go forward t.cday.
.lAREiB. KELLOGG. Secretary.
Notlcc.
L ues of tbc NorCbweaterti IVUI Mo id.
Juied at 39 *W««f RadboaiL
Parties having claims against the company will
present them ior adjustment at tb4t *Scr.
ALFBKM JAMES A 0.
Insurance Losses.
ATI parlies haring claims ag unst the Springfield
Fir* and Msrinaluaarnuc* Company, of "prlngrteld.
Mass., and tne P«oplo‘a fir* InsurnDC'-C tapaßT. ol
Wotveater, Mass are rn;atst»-d to present tl*am at
once for adjustment at their office. No. Wabash
,T. J. N. DUMlAM,.Adjutra.
A. N. CIiRRIN. becmlary.
Oulaher l». 1«7».
Immediate Adjustment.
Uniform blanks will I* >urrtsli*d «6d proutk made
up without coat. Lou**, wJi«*o ascrrlaiovd, will l»«
I»A.X3D XXT rFXTXsXs.’
COFFIN KELLOGG,
Agtnto.
Insurance.
TUB OFFICE OF
ALFBED JAJIE i CO.
if now lOCab-d-BtSA Writ VV*ih ID tOQ.»f.. wh«v
the? are prentred.to i»«n- Fur* PoJlclm ni.il AUnoa
t'eruScatea-ia tie* Nortnweaterii National Inftir*
ana* Cotupspy *'f MUwntn-e.
Important Insurance Notice.
Parties Navloff claim* aeaiotl Uu» following com-
PAQtaa, Titt-
Commercial Union AMurmnor.Co.* of London;
National Insurance Co of llausor, Me.;
‘Tradesmen’* Inaurance Co., oi New Yorkt
liuftßßU iDiOfanCa Co., o Ni*W|Vork,
wlli p'.eutt call Hi book ms possible at tbo 'Nesr Shar
ißtn Uodi*. «o>l (iiins wltii i)t*m a
•hair' (uuihiitf, Mid iU hcu in tMr MMiiflmi
uxeaaary tu prore their i-*J. .Ibo and-mened bu
full pu*«-r iu settlcand pay all I»wn ivftb*«bo»«'
companies a* toon a* aatia/jciory proof* *rr received.
IC. D. ALXICEIi, NpecmJ .«e-nt,
CMcico. Oct >3. -k?l -New Sb-,mss ITimse.
Occidental P*re Insurance Co.,
or mas Francisco, c.V1..,
:Uffiee.46 W**flt U-ndolph-st., np etsirs.
All Itoldinu policies in this company r^e
Xlrcrrool aud London and. Cslube
Insurance Company*,
OFFICE NO. 5 W£*f\MAWdON ST.*
Bisks taken at eum-nrrate#,-
WH. WaKKKE. General Aont.
Notice.
OFFICE 0F JIRRCIIaVtS: ■INSOR-VNCi: cq.
.No. 201 Weat.Kaadotpn at.. UasoafC UuiMiug.
l -Alltbose vtio litTusoffereU Ips< l.y tli-Trtssntflrp
bj'.th" Mercliaal*.'.: Itnnrauco
I’nwpanr, iif dl.iofii' are bersbf rtyjp-itcil to pn~
»*at Uielr prooU icrtn* ao aeon praetlcabTa. Tlio
■tatetaeatof thla Cotapaaf Kilt aooo lu’niMg np”
when tha paMic will Im Uulj ad*j*c\l.
WM..EL BOLL**, "ecretary.
Xosaea
Promptly* adjorteJ trml tnon nude hr usdaraica*
fd, No. IQ.CaaaWt.. aecoud floor. 'FBaKk'F.
Notary Pnbl>c-and Adjoster.
Xlfb la«uraiice Company,
rw.iiAßtt'pXD.:
A9«-v)UlM:oirhsxid-totxaSß«ct buitbe«y;m'Baosl.‘
on iWon No tSI v«ft
H«iUou;»u v»ur aarrd.
..OYt\TT. >UUTHWy£E a U»»„ Managera.
i lu*ar*bec~X«>*ii««*‘'’*

•re prepared JuJaallur.p>tP«raiuAU CaMJOf claiata'
forla«QniucßaudKl|.oti I «r.| aa] boslnen. oSSce 1
•ndJ. No. IM NbUtE !lalai«4-*U. Ute'lTNoatb UJ.rk-
MUTUAL,UFBISST7RANCB.CO;
Ag«pta;.yeaat«<d.u Llbaral .Icdueemspia oltafftl. la'
AMlr..td -P. U.\BCUCK. Geiier«r
Ateut.ulUct Nt w«ie«h »r.
t'l (tn»
toan;"' tiEo.
Tb«’ftiatoui
UFE
iiancaiiiif r •ai«tata^»llll*fr4toilii(J4lr. ir*vi»fll iMlVti'
OYMEWXUS, js.oO* twtwWu m *tn
I '.CJ.Cb’b*! p-ln. Hcbita>,-*tu) brtnr ihii> polUWwMlt* ilwkt?-

4u§t
ItuofftuceiiipilU*. pfuufii of blsQks. lurir/i..
DuiMarn miicuU OUuk*, blanks book*. Disa'boolta,
•re;'«»e., fofiale atjAJuctilpr. jr« m »l*o dpecuior
ooic»*, uo&utv *t.. «n<r?uik)ut!rlUiUt »t.
JTOMBER 75
IKSUHAJfGEI
S.M.MOOEE&CO..
INSURANCE AGENTS,
68 South. Cahal-st.,
Bepresint the -North Britidti and Merctm
cantile,' ofLradonarid'EcHnßiirgh’; Capi
tal and Assets aftetpayißg 1 Chicago: losses)
ore? $13,000,000 Gold. r Hartford Fire
3ixsnrafiofrOo*i’ofHartford, Conn.; Capi
tal and Aaseta after paying Chicago loss
es, $1,260,000.
W# are now tattler polfeW la abure meltable epm*
oaalrtalour office, 6t:Uoutb Can*l>st. AdjßMipg
depArtaeor.STS.WabfsWy- Alllo«*«-.pr».iitptly ad
justed and paid.' jj. JtrtOllE± CO.
Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK
depute* Lm Wp.r tenifd-hr Arthur
V* Wrat.-Aaanli.fthe Hotm* Insonnce'C. ni paiiy or
.Sew Vork, office
30 and 3C Cftnal-Nt.,
:ASD
*149 ■VTabasb-ay.,
Stw Oct. id
O-iifral A.c. Pncat: t
Un id hare.jnst (vs-dred. nntniniotMy, to fill np
Cn'pH*lu>!Wfljiud* b.lt. million* At*-ard**t.pcaetH
cabU moment, which will twitof- UIo.MK to
nearly lour million#, *ti*r payls* Ohleacnl
tin \s.j. Pr »di*ot.
THE
SECURITY
life Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK
1* sot? located Al
7C'Q ■VTABASH'AV,
v holders'who hate suffered by the fire will bo
rented with tln-a»p*»»#t hlw wlrry.'
This t'ompa'iy >hs dfUi»:o| dt.uiO f..r the relief of
OJrterfio sntrerew. C.’ 11. IIAKRII.
pen- ral Arent.
NORTH BRITISH
M Maafsleste! ft,
Of'Londosr and Edinburgh.
CAPITAL, siO,Oo6;o(K} IN GOLD
Gold Aasata, after Paying
Obiosgo Losses, $12,000,000
The New York Manager* bate the follow.
■ng Jelegtsin tfucj London;
'‘Board of Din-Clor* aubartfoe gre tbonaand
.»ra for rvlief Of /.'Linage "Qflenwa. Settb* and pay all
promptly. Anwic-m k»hi«. amonn.ingt
I.iiw.uOii, aill-wivt U* lottckcO."
U*e an* now prepared to recMre application* for In.
•uraace lit rlmtc company.
S. M. MOOEE& GO., Agents,
68 Somfi Cabal -379 U aba-h-av.
Hoadqcirters i Eepanmcut
PHOENIX
r nsurance Oomp’y,
Hartford, conn.,
No. 00l Wabasli-av.
t'laimnut" will prrsrnt thrlr pohcirs imnjfdUtrly
for roilitratlun «aJ
A. W. Vitv prrii.lent.
K L._IuKTv»N. AdjOrti-r.
Huaineia ufflco No. 43 ('aiiHt-fr. Pnllcirr
i«Qnl ami n iirw»l t>f 11. 11. HUOVVN.
U ai.i'Mi ABrnt.
THE
MUTUAL SECURITY
Insurance Company.
Tt» nUttfU DL.tJiid-
W»» have eared all i.qr luvdift. paper*, etc., and wilt
cnneeQQdQilr nblr to ahow, with ri*ctewA, ilw
amonut id lutlluy io rrpry creditor.
iu.m hi poaalblp. prrptro o-mplrtr KbrdHlre cm
■•raring the namn of ->U claimantg. and ibe >«m<mni«
due them re*pee:irvly. Onr creditor* will thrn Iw
notified In time rn pnibl«* ti.em to hold a meeting, or
aucli other etrye f»r »U* kr j r tvctl»u m o
I-iirr. We cmTp th* grs>*rone b-dulgmco ot all no
.ll each rsu.be rr-parM.
.TO «»CB PATB«»NB.
who bold Policies no property not aCected by th»
.Tcir.finj. «p wnold no lancer afford
sufficient protection ag.lost toss. Any ls-aniiitluo
••uc<*rnlns tbr condition ot companies. or fisais’ance
n procuring itr» i«sor«nc*, will t* chovrlally r*n-
,by tbp. efflwr^wtjhp.rqmfceiif,.'.
or. Loss
will tw prepared r»r ear ensb m-ra aml friend* with*
•>m farther ebarg" than th* bar* expense of eui ploy,
ing copy Ulsto perforin |h-labor.
I!eap«ct'nlly.
DAN. M. hoTniAB. s*c’y.
Office 2fo* 30 SautK'.CHninn-et,
Ca.SThutn It May t oDCern.
All (v nuns wK*»- hav> fl«uu* for >«w« by tbr r»
rent ci nflagr >tlo>i ataltHt tb" Allamlc Fiir Inaiir*
anc* C.'tnruij*. of RrwkL o. Jf -Y., ar« bsr«-l*y re*
(jUeat*il tu piea"Ut tne-aalD". with all voucher* there*
n. to-ih-* i»nder»ign*>*l. at lift We*-in ih*n-w sh»r*
uua Hon*-, t»r imm-dtai® adjustment. DxMKI.
L 0.-MaN, O-Oetel Ar>ut, New shi-rm >u House.
rhicaao.Qcr. e. ie;i.
Globe Mutual l*.fd Inaurance Company
Of N*w Turk. Alt b>vk*, recxdple. mid piper* n»*J.
office S3 South n il»t*d*«t.. ae«r corner o'tVniiing'
too. Agouti wanted. Capital (ndijo-ia nta off-red..
J O. McKISDLKT. Jtanag r.
R. W. Hotmer,
ISSUK A-S 0 K AGENT.
can be ftinnd dally At his new office No. XC Wabash*
nr., UP stairs. Wher-be will b* reudy <0 a*o all per*
►ma hariarf claims igiln*t ar\y of the rer*>rat com*
1 pan)*** t»yhlin.
Office,
JltDa fesorance Company >-mored to N». TM W»
haahar, AlTalalmsi to b« >fcs-*ted then for settle
moot, where a /nil corps td adjusters' are fa attend'
ance.
l‘.-J.-BAS*BTTi Ar^nt.
Union Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE UO.MPANT. UF TUWTnN.
UQIeeSM Walitab ar.
Pip»r» wt»l, and tra.lr or new |io>lqm>, or to
sire any mlormaifon about «>M tinii*<e*..
I*. D Bon NET,'uahii Ajp-nl.
Treidtrijr A Jewell.:'

The Alp* Insurance •'ompnny nr* prepared to par
nlllwum In. ib*- Ui. Atw,. rim pul]' lr*. written ,»nd.
mu rim* cert flcati-a l.*o*-d at the] «r*ner.N«. 4 xiutb
euai-vt. t*ad li 6 Soush Twenty •*»cOßd>*u, Chicir*.
Illinois.
The folio wing telegram tro t< the
Underwriters’ Agency of New York,
h«t foat beeti received i
O. K.
AJjnst To*»i*< prumptiraril draw 4» aisbtv
B. 4. »>TX. Pmid*ut.
ALKX. hWDDAKtV General Areot.
ItheWdwdnible-th** ailjovtaetiU ami aertt-smiHl
■Umldba rxprdiiad. :cluni«»U. tujltx our
will plea** eaR-af tl.e omce-ot Of-teir,’otreHurrA
Scudder, fti.xuaii c*nnl*»W and cod;«c-with me
without drl«r. tint our porp"**' to par lulry
aud prumpllv m.y Urpoedily -efliciei;
O. B. HOSMBtf. A*»fcUllt General Agent-.
WE ART. WBITIXO* NEW INSURANCE AT USA*
FINABLE KATES
OGDBS,' SIIELIHIN A XCUDDER.
K S'Qih
Charles Hi Case,
FIRE IN JJ'C BANC E, SOUTH
0 A K A L-Sl.. li court fl:ur.)
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
In»iir«i»f»'r«tapihy of Nurth America. FlilU-tolpMa.
r*.,Ocg. inw. Aaiwia Oct. ,1. la7l, n.»Lir7jrj
prlncbeld FiCr aud Marine luaUraQC* Co., tpriir*-
fleld,:Jta*s.-Uitf. i**3. -Assets. Ori. I; ia?i.
ii.iai.iuo. _
A««ei«. 99^iA*ai. r
National lii*Qr«nce Co., Boston, Mats* Drg. 1£32.
AiWu.Ve*: V«7 fca»,uu>
Ktqra} Ibsq auce tirofiahd, England. Ass-tt,
StO.rcatW.
1 all |..s*e*. an<l Con*-
ifuu* builnefs wuU uu(mpa!n*l capital. lueorwnce
I c F»fAfiF»» JW?«Jl>T»»Bfr»at Mr r-t-s. Z
Parti-* baring cNipii asaUiM.thf ItUT aL plsase
tthemtur adind tarot u -ion «i po**lhl*. i n i
IMPiiKIAi jjTi. CO
OF LONDON
i; ‘i;
CA«n,iCAPIT.L A ACCrmiLATIOAA
«tt.ooevpoo.oo tiObu.
Tl»i«a«a otXiiidUtainQa tu
whlrh tb«r afe prsparrd to par at ouea. wUhctu da
doetlJ9-tha*Xl/;[drs’'lDlr|«it.
Policy buld-rs havluc claim" acaistltba .Izopsrial
aro requMted to pre«4ot Uia"a«i»
:t JOHN. Asati
SOi MlchUran-ar.
'E W: CIROW'ER^.
RESIDENT M*ANAtfK£L
Nutlec*
cAU acaisit tha CITT-II&S
INSDKANCE CUjiPANT.uf B"r{rord.are requearea
ip preieot*ib>m‘ at ouce,' at tliclr otlce.No. Idi.\Ve« _
m>9 C i".-
lndepehc^htl|i»eranoeConipan'y.
hafriac dalmi «nnt*t
TrqaostaJ .tpt lohnil-;
tbelrclertne'or-*dJiumnent «rth<e earll-sc j- bl
time.that )*>fa,oi imiil tluippany may l
■lrSaitt'ly amtwl at. and action i-Aao. it
.possible,as W a,fliM»l di.p<«ti|uu uf
'A* T'-rtM’tnstWA'br the* Ciftipsuy «il> remaio is
Chics go tur aslKirttitsa forthe {rerpae'OtaidtbEnc:
cacirreenlrr
si tin* lo
ß t»EO.'<*. CLA'irKE J.rQ A<*m«
MISCEIiL&JiSCU^,
paper.
Winnebago
n.ttlas two mi!N in opcrati-n v;
stock shipiwl before ih- hr*.
woeki -a stock cf .M
X««», rriouni:,ar j IVutu.- iv. r
by draft cn N u w V..tk «r cur.-cai
appreciated.
nnspvyn:. *.nnn
20,00
PAJI,\ red
VVATGHi
FOK SAJ.E.
STARK A ALLEI
363 Wabash
t lie London, Sueilbu n
•fpipVymrrit Rxefian to, fi B<>tr!ii l <#i: r
i{f P
OUck-iniih., a tut r ekutcl .u.l
•w» at r»Wf»i>*,:iVue or r#- uffl„
•dr .nee PlKtf B v r -x
Plug Tobacco Manufactory Fc
CDSMTINO. y
-LTlrdraolia Twiii, and Tunic
9 Tw*lnor.'
A fliiiftiert.
SS-Uil-.i.M,.
iCaddi krueps.
1 Sl" a ,h F-.irl.ank*
Tr»ck, Car*. Un i»nn t fl x ur
«yiu'acta«n?Pa4X..biCc!r. C 1
*-r terms addrnu J\ M r j.
l*aul Bt-chrr
JSt* Oilcaso Ladies' Sdhwrv,
•DtaUtamSamre-uEuauiaia fj
pu« ui v.4.er» bi. v4 *e sarnn pl-vcc.
To Our Friends and Pair
Our stock of eroceries «r w« vj;. s tr t j ia
flrr. "Urofflc*fi3f tbj ppc«f.;: j.; l r
and we h..Te ■.*-ar;y compl-ic I a t»::i-or it
takh TArk, iir-ircorLer
end «o*rtpt.||y ciil-c.■rie<t:..ri r.
•*1“ r ITOMloil k,.,1 \r. 11
f a B, d-;e. wi.icU rv l i
/rat-fUlt.. nil •nrM.nl.
t*. •••tl ehall tb-uktul to ol „i,
prompt n o r
Chln.fi..
Piaros I Pianos!
TO Cor.NTBY IIKIIESS.
WVh.Tftmw onli.nd Urc* m
Piaun« return rd ton* ly r, :n r
-Uot- and poor byth- r»r.‘iit k r .,i
••••"Ms <>gr- Tip-*.-in» nuD.-i.t,
lULmaml w..rr»nt..l, nr mv 0
U« ar« -ffern,. rM
fr l Jl* U it':
Lamps ind Glassware.
OFFICF "F H. x w i FFLI.iI
MT Tw Iftl. C P?I r j
To all n«rii.-a triirtb.w ..n- n» r.-i
•T"rf9 f..F thf pa.. ,|,vi v
C'ar.rd Ruvrt
•wtr-rttn UV have .;tv ,1 -u 1.
rij-I onr new ciack ,»f Roods liavjp,-
.«rri*-» w«* kIihII a; oijc- c >min mi i.,,
n'dery, andalialt to kind to bear fr.'ii,' i
'U*l«m*n In II- wrf«r'«Mi,l rrr
.11 N WllKELfilt,t.n.,
Utcac-v Oci»b*r !i>, c:
English Sice»,
StMraral ca»i ß just i t.y
CLACKS. ViBnTT A nv
At old Hand. >i B nr] 33 >jn «r. ru
d. >l. nraristrcct d;
31 ERU NT I J. E A G i: .N c A
31 m>! M yparli fann'
Wei-xprrt an »npp‘jr. f p,,./,,
If jou ImVr Io»j «.itr Urp.ir by tir .3 2 I 1 t
■Ur imrucdi.itrlj, w.Ui I k, 1
m-w Pipyt'iik .I'>ll'
3lntll|f»r-fntrM .1.-1 i.g r
J< POpli u.ter, IU th:* vi’» \i K
•*t 0- t** »ht“- rx ttrr 111 ,ht> ,t.." "v
ijjr f->r i!*e. Mid i.. ir- I lh
llbt-r.! irini«. A.idr.-.« J B. Hi’.!,
Sil.it 11.,. it:..c*St; in
N I A!'
To Chicago Merchants
'L»rilng*Qi-wou 1 r-nT.na.' c 0 9 v.
factijpH. jl will 4ff..rd 11, rfr- .j p ,-iir^-: !t
•rden at mo-t firorjl.le prir-e ,nd it;-. 11
t-no».
Xonnsa 3t Kerr d Co.
Maou'iictnrers J-woI-rr-, B.x 1 k
Paper Doer*. 3 Sintb r-.iinb-l. I‘hi..| 1.-.
Chlcgo MuillU g w„clclv.
Office W at
P«o»r*«n<i *b<o>iiiie*,r♦ «.*—i, j.,,.. p,,
ii h »cur, c-ipitsi a>
the ind iain<t cln*»i*9 o in m
bonie*.
liulvde.j* Au ei m.‘,
An »s*orttnr«-t ««f m..| I
•be ]i*rd x*„ »i i n
Offl oi I»AUK» II ILL-1.. V. •*1
ne«r ►‘•■ort-entfi.
Hluuchard nr.i*.
-bO7 State Street.
l ’«Ot horn**, Hl OJc—■ •r. if
'lleTf*Cll*litmere 111 Ih* r.lv Wl>u C t I v
fa«ap. J
Z-‘*ck'.
Alirg- h,. rf ,...r .t Cr
Hck;»M« l.Miih r
key l**cka, c.*uai*-ing i ..ikm i, t
1 u-e. iiink. it»*.r Mini i> «f I
tit n H\i.ri
200.000
PAPKK COLL VliS
jott rreeired and tor *a.* hi It. R. t.ANL
r.i .int .k
Ko ke
.All parti** Living ha-inei- rclatl i.* ui;
Ko,l. r A rq .aOiCa»fvr* t« Kinli. ff Urytii-
arebeielyhorifinrapd t:.d
nSenlS-mtl per*<>ao bor tofure ci-nnccf-l w
burefi a*, ancll m"HM lull
(nweroi *tturn-n-. da'«-«l euh* <jtt .’c
Hid sign* Iby
hdjnU»aiim.indm*niiMuni*. c-ffic 'o ,i.>

NOili-ii.
'VewillbtuM t«o Arst-clm won*,
State and Jladlior-ita ta plena* t.-u.u
i-mly f*r‘ "irly.'.ircuw.iluo. Ai'P i. B
B »wrW.,
To'.OUp Patrons
W*BA-n A V
Our Vtnefcaadvrar** i* i..c.i
P-'« «a* <i; tumr-mo- ml. of cmjr.f v.
■lin‘i.|..n. mrt nlhilr ,uu i
to a* m oixkt) .nt’iivituiif pnyco vv b. i
"I "li-oHlc** at 43<t W •lutaio-tr.. i.| .r.-
t m(koif 'V«r-Uuu*- 4..k-
Uiimlulpb-ft. .«h4 Michuitionv «titr-
oi»tm r«a >y -vr Uo-.mil.'*. U t c.» iom
far n»or» n» .Hit p-.ar, m.a tt> in ru uu
tlnu.iice iu th« iuiir-.
II U.. Kl U I:» If K
Important Public Notice,
Permit* tor the erection oi sirr
oneetory IHjb. wlrliin the lire oi ilm
remain doc mart time ono jrmr. »»ji b-i«-
present Ir-m tin* vfflr«r<.f tin. B<* ,rJ of
Works, Wea No boil
rtructunot .ay kial wil* tw al’»iv~| o-> tn
•.iieya, or Md»w«nu_ By or.ler t'>» i... .r I.
F. n. H.itLUY. x-er
Rock River Paper Co.’s
BUILDING Pvpß
Don’t tmlUany bnllJini that
w^tmß«dc£im&riabe«ni>ri»Tnytri. r In
raeor. Ouita (or »r tit.arr ars.-.! Ij.nj. r 0
huildlmr H>r lb* r.. R ,i tJ r>
aretlio c- »t iq r».j, in.l tii c n
rv»tli*> ooeilwltr’a w..rthof-nr bu I.'j ,'jf ~r
;lt>T‘iO m..rettool tkau four Joil.tr* i
•Hherwar.
F'jcee uatadv*Qc*l •Nns.. ,i *nd o \*o»th
wta—i.
Stereoscopic Views
«»f C i C-go.
BBFOBEASD AFTER rRE FIRE.
WLuiHalo and retidl. B. EilE
f>
.1
Removal,
Oljr.Beal KsUte.lMßco u rear *»M ij- -.rr, iS 'I
sl.lo'BTZ'Ntabnh’iiT-. ~-r-cn 5c.,,, h.-.
nuerrnt lit‘aflr.ttiCc. will u«ij .-.c-tv
rfm-.
All, aruu oi»c aur.ur-ccal.cetatv. sha'- t:
proper amf o*K-r*WrrliVdQu'nro
A I.HK" rR
Ready-Made Hous.-s,
DWELLINGS, TJTOHES AND WAR„HO
BRU) G £Si c
Coruar Carroa ami .-aa^aao:
Building. Materials
OF ALL Old AND NEI
Bought andpolcLby
BRIDGES i C
Cbriier (Strroii acd Sau.-jnioi
cidu Fe.iutv’sfHe.iei Cnuiui.tr
Pifll i*hurc: r.
n«B aTid.P*»gipj*»n-aa,;:l>t..-iiu<. mu :a
L«?nitior» peiWiiieu.. J W.nl J* e
.g Bh-riw in. John O, r-.e T
The Offlcrfl bf Oi B.‘Sawyer i
IS AT 449 WaBASH-AV.
\cw Turk Ok, Dle> and cek.
at tha
SilfcßMAS'-Hotfr-r .VB.vs PEFj
C«*n»il‘Siad»#«r» •D<r»’|mto:i
SHIPPEB3.
The F^tsbo«h,Jfon Wayac. aa J Chicago
way fStdght'DcpoVMatflicD 'etreat. being s
nuhrflf<trt«iqn jjtt ho gnnei fly® or S.nuni.s,
aimuay Dights. Is nowjn. shape to take fmi
*nioliiWTal*a£Mty<jjtnu]j4ob{>cn ap and r«
ihwq.wacectsi.bsYS. IQ- i?o fonrard
CWctjrd*'«fi*Si?OpewrSp Afflc* at No- t>'
eoa attwttV aadJtrUw BdfSh'Jßooeo (formerl)
Laclede), directly oppualte Uu Madison t
Pttighcqtti&itL: ThwSUr*Ca}oii Llue As’oac:
Its. headstubifla. ai ihlA-ijlcc.. No v-.-ry
smoont or ffohght-cao 1 Ue*Uiko» ImmetiUtuiy
•OOqgh4o*nASla«mli*f t(>isi»<x tuouey fn'm
_
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1671.
Th» Chicago Tbibcios has opened its offices at
Ko. 15 South Canal street. West Division, and the
taper will hereafter be regularly Issued from that
place till farther notice.
To Advertisers.
We devote all the apace we ean possibly spare
to advertisers in this morning** paper, and
Uaose who find that their advertisements are left
oat will pardon U to the necessity of riving a
ixlr portion ofonreolomna the reading pub
lic. The demand for intelligence is not only in
satiable, hat it is absolutely necessary to the
welfare of the people and the city that much of
(hat which we pnbllah should go to the public.
We divide our space between the reader and the
advertiser, and that Is the best wo ean do for
both elates. The advertiser will understand
that the earlier in the day ho gives us what he
wishes to have published, and the smaller the
rpace into which he condenses it, the more
likely it Is to find a place in our columns.
FOB MA.TOB, HEXBY GREECE-
BAtrai.
There seems to be a general feeling in 1
tile several divisions of the city in favor of i
the election of Hexry Greenebaum for
Mayor. Mr. Greenebaum baa proved bim-
self.one of tbe most systematic and tbor-
ougb-golng workers In the whole city since
the fire broke out. His bead has been
level all tbe time, and bis bands busy with
well-directed efforts to bring order out of
confusion, and fortitude out of consterna
tion. He is a resident of the West Dlvi*
cion, where a majority of the voters arc
now domiciled. He is a German by birth,
but has resided in Chicago longer than
nineteen-twentieths of our native-born pop
ulation. His character is above suspicion
in all respects. His former service in the
Board of Aldermen has made him familiar
with public business. He is one of the
few men fit to be entrusted with the office
of Mayor at a junction like the present.
We commend Mr. Greenebaum earnest
ly to the consideration of our stricken
people, believing him to bo equal to the
emergency. It is unnecessary to add that
be has not been consulted in advance in
reference to his possible candidacy, but it
is believed that no man who has a heart in
his breast will refuse to serve his fellow
citizens now, in any capacity, where they
think he can serve them best.
♦the action of the state.
The people of Chicago have been placed
under a debt of everlasting gratitude to
the State of Illinois. In all States there
i 8 more or less ill-feeling on the part of
smaller cities and the agricultural districts
toward the metropolis ofthe State. Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
each of the other large cities, have had
to contend with prejudices which naturally
sprung up against any community exer
cising an extraordinary proportion of
political power, and whose interests are
more or less peculiar and concentrated.
Chicago has been no exception to the gen
oral rule. But the terrible calamity with
which we have been visited has
dismantled and thrown down every
prejudice. The disaster has been
contemplated as one to the State at large,
and from all parts of Illinois tho pee pie
have sent up representatives to accept on
their behalf so much of the heavy loss as
can be constitutionally transferred to them.
The voice of party and of sectionalism
was silenced. In the language of a mem*
ber from a far-off county, Chicago in ashes
was too powerful for opposition. The
people of the State have not only shared
with ns their bread, their provisions, their
dotbing, and their money, hot they have
now, through the Legislature, promptly,
and unanimously, passed all the relief
bills which it was possible for them to
pass, and which even prostrate Chicago
could ask. The bill by which the State
refunded ns our expenditure on the canal
was of immense relief, and its passage
at any other time would have been impos
sible. There were strong economic objec
tions honestly entertained by many mem'
bers; but tbe generous hearts of the people
have risen above all other considerations,
and into onr lap have been poured every
dollar that the State could properly give.
To onr fellow citizens of Illinois, in behalf
of their stricken city, we return thanks—
the thanks which come from hearts that
can only be overcome by kindness. In tbe
future, when Chicago shall have been re
stored to her true power and glory, it will
be her province to do whatever may be
within ber reach to enrich, honor, and cn
oble the great State of Illinois and her
generous-hearted people.
MAYOR MASOIV—THE FIRE.
Mayor Mason has been accused by the
Chicago Times of inefficiency and indiffer
ence during the progress of the fire. We
are authoritatively informed that on Mon
day morning, when the fire crossed the
South Branch of the river, Maj*or Mason,
accompanied by his two sons and H. G.
Miller Esq., left his house and proceeded
directly to his office in the Court House
building. He sent his sons to find out
about the fire and report to him. He went
to police headquarters and telegraphed to
Milwaukee, Joliet, Springfield, and Detroit
for fire engines, and gave an order to use
powder to olow up buildings under the di
rection of the Fire Marshal When the roof
of the old Court House took fire, be sent a
written order to the Sheriff* to release th®
prisoners in the jail. He remained in the
bnilding until some time after the roof of
the old building had fallen in. He then
tried to reach the lake shore,
but could not get through Randolph, Lake,
or Water streets; he crossed Clark street
bridge in company with ex-Mayor Ram
sey, and went some blocks north, when ho
turned to Rush street bridge, and by the
bridge on that street got to Michigan ave-
nne. He then personally directed the
"tSßriq/; down and blowing up of buildings
on Wab&sh avenue and Harrison streets,
by which the fire was ultimately checked
in that direction. The progress of the
fire, after it reached Madison etrcct, and
had attacked the Chamber of Commerce,
the Union Bank Block, and the Court
House, was rapid in tbo extreme. The
heat was intense, and buildings were on
fire at a dozen points in advaccc of those
places. It was not in the -power of human
agencies to pat out the fire anywhere in
the line of that fierce wind. It was not
Mayor Mason's fault that it was not stop
ped, nor was it under his administration
that the wooden roof was put on tho pump*
ing works.
COraTßt MERiHA^XS.
The country correspondents of onr Chi- ol
cago merchants can do more to relieve p
suffering and distress in this city, by si
prompt remittances on account, than in
any other way. Our manufacturers and h
merchants are the largest employers of g
labor. They give work to clerks, mechan- n
ics, laborers, teamsters, and thus support e
their families. Anything done to re-es
tablish the employment of .these men af-.
fords to the deserving, industrious poor g
much greater relief than that. afforded by p
the aid committees.'' Every thousand dol- c
lars expended in wages per week for la-
tor will accomplish more direct and per- t
manent relief than five times that som dis-
tributed in charity to unemployed per- f
sons. Everyman or woman put at work
on wages becomes self-supporting, and is
no longer a consumer of the supplies in- i
tended for tbe destitute. If one-bali those i
thrown out of employment can be given
work, the number to be supported is re- t
dacedintbe same proportion. The Ghi- -j
cago merchants and manufacturers heed i
ready money to pay wages, and if their
debtors outside the city will take a little i
uJ dwSSk, u
of W>c’ vofiswutton j ment it paar
c I i,, r
will not only be doing justice, but will fur
nish the means with wbicb those out of
work may be re-employcd at living wages.
THE CHICAGO BELIEF SOCIETY.
Tho great calamity which bos overtaken
Chicago has developed the executive abil
ity of the Chicago Relief Society in the
most remarkable and gratifying manner.
Prior to the fire it bad always been effi-
I dent, but Us operations were compara
tively limited, and Us plan of relief simple
and easily managed. Almost at a mo*
ment’a notice the conflagration extended
its field o( labor. Thousands ot homeless
women and children and suffering men,
destitute of provisions, shelter, and cloth
ing, were suddenly thrown, upon Us char-
Ity, instead of the few hundreds who had
previously relied upon it Their appeal
1 for relief was instant and urgent. Not
only must provision bo made for them
daring the coming winter, but their pres
ent necessities must also be met It was
!an emergency which had never been con
templated, or even supposed to be proba-1
blc; but the society instantly met the
emergency without quailing, although!
nearly every member of it was more or]
less concerned with his own personal losses
and troubles, and proved itself equal to it
I In meeting this great question of relief
I the society found an ample and indispen
sable auxiliary in the unexampled tide of
contributions which flowed- hitherward
from every city in the country. There
was danger, however, that in this sponta
neous and impulsive oatpouring, the city
would be inundated and the contributions
wasted. Tho society bent its first ener- j
gies to the avoidance of this danger. It
districted tho city, established storehouses,
and appointed competent men to receive, j
arrange, and care for the supplies. Having
satisfactorily established its base of gen*
eral operations, it then turned its atten
tion to the details of the work before it
Having been officially invested with su
i preme power in the matter of relief, and
having regulated the auxiliary societies
of churches and other institutions, it com-
I mcnccd the herculean task of examining
the individual applicants who presented
[themselves. Their names were registered,
and their actual condition ascertained* If
able-bodied men presented themselves, and
I were willing to work, employment was]
provided for them; if they were unwilling
to work, they were turned away as un
worthy of aid, and without ceremony.
Those men who could not work, and women
and children, were supplied with immedi
ate aid. The hungry found food, the
naked clothes, and the homeless, shelter.
The society now has its plans for the
present fully matured, and its machinery
in perfect working order. No person need
have apprehensions of suffering who is
worthy to receive relief Its next great
duty is to forestall suffering during the
coming and it has entered upon
these duties with the same energy of pur
pose and remarkable executive bility
that characterized it daring the raemora*
ble fire week. It has already creeled one
hundred and thirty-five comfortable homes
for the homeless, and is making such ar
rangements for fuel, food, and clothing,
that none shall go cold or hungry. The
performance of the past is a guarantee
j for tho future. It should be tho grateful
task of every good citizen to aid the eoci
ety by relieving individual suffering in his
own neighborhood, and thus enable it to
concentrate its efforts where it can do the
most good. Chicago has faith in the fu
ture,—has hope growing out of the ruins
of her past; but tho greatest of these is
charity;" and among all the noble deeds
and shining examples, and self-sacrifice
and devotion to humanity developed by
the great calamity, none stand clearer or
brighter than the work of tho Chicago Re
'ief Society.
VAGABONDISM
To avoid impositions, and the danger of
bestowing charity upon unworthy people,
will bo a matter of extreme difficulty. At
nearly every church In the West Division,
yesterday, great, lazy, able-bodied hulks ot
men were sitting and lounging about the
churches, smoking their pipes, and waiting
for their turn to be helped. These do*
nothings are taking the bread out of the
months of deserving, suffering women and
children. There is work onough for these
men to do of some sort, and no relief
should be afforded them whatever ontll
they show that they can get nothing
to do. If a man won’t work when he
can work, let him go hungry. Just as
long as this class arc encouraged by relief,
just so long will they remain idle, and their
numbers will increase by the demoraliza
tion which their example will have upon
others who are not at work. Let these vag
abonds once know that there is no help for
them, except in honest labor,and they will
go to work and swell the ranks of the Tin
Kettle Brigade, whose processions at
morning and evening from the South Side
to the West Side, and from the North Side
to the Sooth Side, give a cheerful, encour
aging aspect to the cheerless ruins. But
the .Relief Society understand this thing
better than we do. They arc weeding out
the vagabonds with systematic rapidity.
Another question is arising in the social
economy which always has made trouble*
and now presents new phases of difficulty.
The question turns upon the relations of
servant girls and mistresses. Many ser
vants are refusing to work at all, and sub
sisting upon charity. This waste of relief,
as iu the case of lazy male laborers, should
be checked at once. Others are demand
ing higher wages, at a time when house*
keepers feel it necessary to retrench in
every direction. There is a glut of ser
vant girls on the market, to .speak in com
mercial phrase. Hundreds are out of em
ployment, and those in service, with a stu
pidity which seems unaccountable, de
mand an increase of pay, trusting that
those out of work will adhere to
their position. For once there is a
spirit on the part of housekeepers to
resist this demand, and a movement is
already on foot to bring about a consulta
tion between prominent ladies of the West
and South Divisions, in which they may
fix npon some definite plan, and work to*
gether for the common good. They are
determined to be no longer overridden by
their former tyrants, and will give their
servants to understand that they, os well
as mistresses, most economize and re*
trench. In view of the coming winter’
with its severities, it will be the part of
wisdom for servants to accept the now
situation, and to go to work at wages which
shall bear a just relation to tbe new basis
of domestic expenses. Acting in any
Other manner they, "and they only, must
suffer. a
And now, as there is work enough to do,
let every man go to work. There is no
surer reminder of trouble than Idleness
no easier way of forgetting trouble than
employment
A great improvement was apparent in
grain circles yesterday. Since the fire the
produce markets have been verywcaki
owing to a universal desire to realize oh
property held here, for the double reason
that money was scarce, and insurance con*
sldered to be doubtful. Hence prices of
grain fell with a. “looseness.” Yesterday
it seemed os if all the weak holders bad
sold out, and prices rallied. There is now
reason to ,hope that our produce
markets, which are so intimately identi.
fied with the commercial prosperity of the
city, will be more healthy daring the com
ing winter than usual Grain is being
sent Eastward at the rate of 400,000 bush
els per day, and the shipments are so far
in excess of the receipts that the present
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receive the liberal quantities that will bo
sent in during the winter. If our present
1 stocks of grain could be converted into cash,
it would add largely to the ability of the city
to rebuild, though it is true that a consid
erable proportion of that grain is owned
by parties not resident in Chicago.
It is reported that Mr. S. S. Hayes, the
Democratic candidate for Congressman-at-
Large, has withdrawn from the canvass and
notified the Central Committee of his party
of the fact The grounds stated by him
for this action are understood to be the
pressure of private business requiring his
attention; and the demands upon his rime
by the Relief and Aid Committee.
Who will be selected by the Democratic
Central Committee to take Mr. Hayes*
place on the ticket cannot be guessed, but
already the names of Judge Caton and
Wm. B. Ogden have been mentioned; bat
it is an idle ceremony to make any nomi
nation or selection, as the Republicans are
certain of electing their candidate against
anyone their opponents may put np. The
better way for tbc Democrats to do is to let
that place on the ticket go by default, and
thereby save the candidate the vexation of
defeat.
Illinois Nominations.
The Democrats of tbe Sixth Congressional Dis
trict ot Blinds, bare nominated the Hon. Lor-'
onzo Lelaod, formerly Clerk of the Supreme
Court at Ottawa, for Congress in tbe Sixth Dis
trict. vice tbe Bou.B. C, Cook, res igoed. At the
same time the Democrats of the Eighteenth Sen
atorial District nominated Dr. Wm. Hanley, o*
Will County, for the State Senate, vice Jinopp.
resigned.
The Republicans of the First Senatorial Dis
trict have nominated George Mooro lor Senator,
Id place of tbe Hoo. Samuel K. Gibson, deceased.
In tho noble work of the Chicago Belief and
Aid Society none are co-operating more heart-
Uy than our German fellow-citizens. Not only
have tbe bouses of those who were fortunate
enough to live beyond tho path of tho devasta
ting element been thrown open to the sufferers*
and have the individuals devoted tboir time and
moans to relievo tbe necessities ol the destitute,
but they bare also organized for tbe avowed pur
pose of 00-operating with tho society now in
charge of the entire work of relief in tbe city.
Among the German Central Committee so
rested we recognize the names of Francis Lack
oar, the Chairman. George Schneider, Henry
Oreenebaum, and C. Knobelidorif, tbe bankers.
Consul Clsusseulm, John A. Buck, Alderman
Buebler, Ernst Praising, Peter Hand, Fritz
Metzke. Dr. Ernest Schmidt. Ac.
While the great losses in capital fall on oar
merchant prinees and the property-owners In
the burnt district in the South Side, by far tbe
greater number of losers are Germans: and yet it
is remarkable that but a small proportion of
those applying for passes to leave tho city be
long to that nationality, while, on the contrary,
fully two-tbirds of those applying for lumber to
build temporary dwellings, thus declaring their
Intention to stay here, are Germans. This is as
it should bo: we want these thrifty, intelligent
people here: we must have them; wo cannot get
along without them. And we say to tho gentle
men of the Chiesgo Relief and Aid Society, give
this German Central Committee a fair repre
sentation on year committees and aub-commit
tees; identify them with your system, so that
they may say to their constituents. Wo are a
i part of the syitetn. and know th.U all is well.
THE CITY MT BRIEF.
Building Permits,
The Board of Public Works is doles ft brisk
business in the way ef building permits, the
record of which furnishes an excellent idea of
the extent to which Chicago has sot about re
building herself, from tho morning of Tues
lay, October 10. the day after the great fire had
burned itself out. there have been fifty permits
issued by the buard. all of these botog for sub
stantial and permanent buildings in the burnt
district* No account is taken of the woooden
structures springing up all oyer tbo city. lor
which no permits are necessary. Pur the
temporary wooden buildings along Lake Park,
on Michigan no permits are issued, the Board
merely granting the privilege of oocupying the
lots “lor tbo period of one year or more at the
discretion ot thojboard: the building to be
erected thereon to be a one-story building oc
not over twenty-feet posts.” So reads the leases
being filled ont by the Secretary ol the Board.
In each instrument is stipulated the rent of the
ground—s7so per annum if a corner lot. and
«500 for an inside lot, each having a frontage of
twenty-fire feet, and a depth of two hundred
feet.
Tbo First Conundrum.
The following is, we believe, the first conun
drum which was raked up irom the ashes of the
great conflagration. It was brought into the
local room of Tub Tribune: by a Baii»icious-look
inc character, whose hair was completely singed
off. and whose right cheek was covered with
flour to conceal a terrible <cir left by the fire.
U6 did not wait to claim any reward:
Cbnunrfrum, What is tb* difference between
rb<-odor« Thomas and the Emperor Nero?
Anmotr. The one fiddled away while bis Borne
was burning, and tbo other roamed away while
his fiddles wore burning.
Explanation; Nero was celebrated mnsieian
»f ancient times. He is mentioned by Tacitus
as having sat on the cupola ot tbo Court Bouse
while the basines* portion of tbo city was on
firo. and played** Yankee Doodle.”
Announcements.
The members of the North Side Executive
Committee are notified to meet at 2 o’clock this
-ifternoon, sharp, at the North Side headquar
ters, corner of North Clark and North Water
streets, to bear the report from the Committee
on Railroads and Streets, and to attend t>» other
important business. By order of Wm. A. Ewijjo,
Chairman.
—There will be a meeting of the Academy 91
Sciences this afternoon at 3 o’clock, at the Chi
cago Theological Sominary at Union Park.
—The sale of gasoline and the lighter products
of petroleum, for illotniDatiog purposes, will be
punished to the utmost extent of the law by the
Board of Health.
—The resident alumni of Bush Medical Cal*
lege will meet again, at o’clock this evening,
in the bouse of Dr. Ephraim Ingalls, corner of
West Monroo and Throop street. Too meeting
wilt be one o( importance. All who can possibly
attend should be there.
—O. C. Gibb*, from Boston, can find letters at
the Headquarters of the Belief and Aid Society,
No. 400 West Washington street.
Sympathy From Abroad.
Tho following capital exprewioo ot the feeling
of Chicago’* old customer* with reference to the
interruption of businesJ caustd by the fire, wm
on yesterday received by a leading wholesale
grocery firm of this city.
"Ckdab Kanos, lowa. Oct, 19.—Please find
enclosed dratt lor fIOO. I hope you are getting
thing* io shape again. Chicago has tho sympa
thy of the whole West. A good many s»r;
“Chicagois ruined forever.’’ I tell them: "Ao
ret! Chicago is made up of no such stuff as to
tiedown and die under its great loss.
rite again more glorious than over.” Wo bare
runners here from Milwaukee and all the other
ono-horse towns of the West, I tell them: “No.
sir; Chicago is filliog oar orders .right along."
Tea almost gone. Y ours, truly. W. Cooper."
—Messrs. Cbas. P. Kellogg k Co., of this city,
on yesterday repaired notification/)! the ship
ment by Walcott Campbell, ot New York, of
5.133% yards of cotton casaimeres, to be made up
and distributed by Kellogg A Co.
Political Hatters.
The Republican Campaign Committee of tbo
Fifteenth Ward are requested to meet at 8 o’clock
this evening, at the furniture store of Schulze
Bros., No. 2*6 Milweatee avenue. By order of
J. Bushier, President, and Louis Schulze, Sec
retary.
—A meeting of tho Republicans of the
Fifteenth Ward will be held this evening at
Aurora Turner Ball, corner of Milwaukee arc
ane and second street, for the purpose ot nomi
nating delegates to the Republican County Con
vention.
—Hr. Brice A. Miller, of Miller Bro. t ship
yard, has been brought «ut by his friends as a
candidate lor Alderman ia the Sixteenth Ward.
Ue has consented to run.
Missing.
Information ia wanted of Mrs. E. D. Robinson
and Min Ida Robinson, wno were at 80. 306
Sooth Clark street before the fire. Send word to
Clara M. Robinson. No. IST East Thirty-eighth
street. New York.
—Letters of Inquiry bare been received at
headquarter*. No. 409 West Washington street,
tor James Kane and William Uickte. and by
calling at that place further information may be
obtained.
Yesterday's Fires,
At about 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon a still J
alarm of fire wu given to lb® steamer Sherman,
caused by tbtt burning ol two barns oo Myrick
avenue. between Twenty-eighth sod Twenty-
ninth streets, owned respectively by John Ryan
and John Kidney. The loss was S3OO. uninsured. f
The cauec ii unknown.
-—An alarm from Box 51 at the same time de
noted a, fire la.a c>Usgc, No.Bo Main street, c
which was extinguished before the arrival of the
engines. The lots was trifling.
—The alarm from box No. 256, at half-past 9
o'clock last evening, wot caused by Are in a flour f
and teed mill on ii aisled street, near Fultun.
Damage. £5. Friction set fire to a leather belt. 1
Insurance Items. t
Tbe People's Insurance Company, of Worces- c
ter, Mass., has paid John B. Drake, of tbe Tre- i
moot llouse. $4,000, tbe amount of policy on his
hotel, and will pay alt in fait.
—The Home Insurance Company has paid the s
policy of Mr, J- Qoan, amounting to $7,003. 1

Miscellaneous.
Harper's Weekly for the current week bos
several very graphto views of the Chicago fire. I
bat curiously enough la almost every iastsmee 1
has the fire burning in the wrong direction. In t
a large two page picture giving a bird's ere view
of tbe city, as it appeared in flames, tbe fire has i
1 commenced in the centre of the North
Division and is approaching Souib,
having already consumed two-thirds of tbe
South Division, and three-fourths of the West,
and is apparently rapidly making its way to
Hyde Parlgand Calumet,
_ —The Board of Public Works has isiued circa- I
Unto tbe various bridge-builders of tbe city, J
f inviting plans, speeigoatiops, estimates, and
proposals tor toe immediate rebuilding of the
bridges crossing the river at Clark and Yan Bn-
i ren streets. i
1 —Tbe police are making vigorous effirts to t
recover alt stolen property. They have now in
the various stations from twelve to fifteen iboa
sand dollars' worth of property. A number of
thieves hare also been captured. j
Tbe'body ol a colored man was found yea-
terday raomiog in tbe ruios In the alley between
State street and Wabash arcane, and Randolph
and Washington streets.
The Babcock ‘Extinguisher.
The fire in the roof of tbe coal vault of Tax
TaißUSg Building was on yesterday speedily ex-
tinguished by Mr. W. K. Pat tenon, Superintend- I
forj
ctHiena ofChp towmi p£- Tfj^eath■ ana w t
BELIEVING THE* DESTITDTE.
Reports from tbc Headquarters
of the Aid Society.
'licßcllcmigtrlcts and Head
quarters of Superin
tendents.
How the Church People Provide
Pood for the Destitute.
Acknowledgments of Donations
Prom Our Sister Cities.
From Headquarters.
SPECIAL COUNSEL AND ASSISTANCE.
The Chicago Relief and Aid Society have
established a Bureau of Special Counsel and
Assistance. Tbo object of this bureau is to give
counsel and assistance to person* whose situation
may require more special consideration than it is
possible to accomplish at the regular offices of
distribution; providing, under proper detailed
organisation, for personal visitation, by lady or
gentleman, as may be requested. Pastors of all
churches of every persuasion arc members of this
bureau. All charitable associations, lodges, and
organizations now existing or horealtcr to bo
organized, having any relation to this work, are
requested to send delegate* to this bureau, who
shall be members of the same, no organization
to send more than one delegate. Tbo meeting
of member* for the purpose of completing it*
organization and plan ol co-operation with ibe
Chicago Relief and Aid Society will bo held at
the First Congregational Church* corne’r of Ann
and Washington streets, West Side,* Monday
afternoon, October 23, at 2 o’clock. All pastors
are requested to give this notice from tho pnlpit
on Sunday next.
DEPOT OF SUTPLIT.IS.
Under dale of October IS), Mr. Mur
ray. Chairman of tbe Committee on
Supplies, issued tbo following order:
"The general depot of supplies of this eo
ciety will be opened atß a. m. and close ato p.
m. Tbe office hours at 400 West 'Washington
street will be from Se-m.tos p. m. The Chair
man of this Committee No. 1 will be at head
quarters Standard Hall, earner Michigan avenue
and Thirteenth street, trom 0 to II a. m. and 3 to
sp. m. Parties having business with that com
mittee will aid and facilitate the dunes
now crowding upon ns by observing those boars,
mdse advising tbe numerous inquirers on tbo
street, and save them needles* and tiresome
walks. No distribution is made at tho depot#
or general offices, and applicants should be
directed to tbe nearest sub-district for distribu
tion in which they live.”
THE COMMITTEE ON EMPLOYMENT
report tbo receipt of a large number of letters
from persons in neighboring towns and cities*
••Bering to care for homeless and destitute indi
vidual* and tamilieg. and to provide employ
ment for the able-bodied.
C *ntracior« and persons wanting mechanic#
and laborers should send to ibis committee, in
writing, a statement of their wants, with direc
tions in full.
A correct record ta kept «'f all applications to
this committee by its Secretary, Mr, Hitchcock,
who will attend to furnishing homes for tbe
destitute, and to passing them to tbeir destina-
Under instructions from tho General Commit
tee, this committee, under proper regulations,
will furnish to mechanics, unable to porebaae
them, the necessary tools and implement* to re
sume work with.
THE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
reported through Mr. Pullman, Chairman, that
there bad been issued on Thursday 309 passes,
convoying 693 porsons.ot which there were issued
at Standard Hall 187 passes for 430 persons, and
at tbo uffioo of Mr. Blatcblord, on tho WeslSide.
132 passe* for 273 persons. Tbo office at tbe cor
ner of Washington and Ann streets was disoon-
Inuod on Thursday morning, and the whole
business for tbc West Side concentrated at tbe
Shot Tower, earner Fulton and Canal streets,
under Mr.i Blatchford. Tbo proportion via tbe
different railroads was:
Chicago, &’Alton 81 |C.. R. I. ft Pacific. 35
c„ B. ft Q 45 J 0.4 N. W 11;
p. ft Ft. Wayne ~..1121 C.. C. ft I. C 36
Michigan
Michigan Suutheru 156 I
Total- -693
The proportion of men, women, and children
was:
Standard Hall. West Side. Total.
Sleo- <5 13®
Women...— IM
Children U2 113 32.
The diminution in number passed isnoticoa
ble. the aggregate on Wednesday having been
1,054. and the previous day 092.
Tbo Chairman reported having received infor
mation that the New York Central Railroad de
cline to recognize the passes of this society on
and after this date, and that a despatch was. on
Thursday, forwarded by Mayor Mason to th«-
managers of that rond requesting most urgently
that this order be countermanded, and tbo passes
be honored, at least during tho remainder of this
month.
As Treasurer of tho Society, Mr. Pullman
gave notice of the following appointments
that department: J. McK. Sanger. Cashier:
A. S. Downs, Paymaster; W. C. Nichols, Ac
countant—and stated that be is prepared to com
mence payment of audited bills to-morrow.
Thu Cotnmiuoo on Transportation alto report
ed a plan to complete telegraphic communiea
1 ion from headquarters to all depots and general
distmbnting points. General Stoger, Superin
tendent Western Union Telegraph Company,
was presentand approved tho plan, saying that
he could complete the work rapidly, and at small
expense, and that most of the material would
sell when wo got through with it. Ordered to Be
done.
SANITARY COMMITTEE.
Dr. H. A. Johnson, from the Committee on
the Sick, Hospitals, and Sanitary Measures, re
ported that an organization was nearly complet
ed for the prompt supply of medical services to
those who may do in need. Sanitary regulations
connected with construction of bouses and with
reference to nlght-idl, drainage matters, etc.,
have been attended to. Many physicians have
volunteered their services and medicines, and
medical stores are furnished as required. The
sanitary condition of the city is good.
SHELTER COMMITTEE.
Thft Shelter Committee have up to tbis time
received applications for about :.3no bouses, and
have furnished 911 houses, besides barracks tor
about 300 families. Tbe slock of common lum
ber is getting scarce in tho market, but we arc
about to receive about7oo,ooo feet of lumber
from Detroit, which has been donated to the
Relief Society.
COMMITTEE OK CORRESPONDENCE-
Correspondence all brougnt up. Letters ail
answered and copies of answers retained. Ail
money, despatches, and letters abstracted on
cash and donatiod books. Supplies tabniated.
and daily reports made of tbe same to tbo proper
heads of committee*.
COMMITTEE OK SUPPLIES.
Submit rcpjrt ol articles, number and pound*
of each kind. Showing stock, which will be
condensed for future publication.
TOE SHELTER COMMITTEE aND THE LUMBER
DEALERS.
3b (he Editor of The Chtcaao Tribune
Sib: I notice in one of the moroiug papers re
marks calculated to convoy a wrong impression
with regard to the co-operation of the lumber
men of this city with tho Shelter Committee in
carrying forward the work of relief. It gives me
pleasure to say that as s class they are respond
ing liberally and doing all they can to assist the
committee to shelter the homoloss, and to aid in
tbo work 0! roUsl, as they have in years past,
their contributions to tbe Relief and Aid So
ciety being larger than any other das*, as tho
records of the will show, and the drafts
upon them now being double that of any other
class. With regard to the work of the committee,
w® arc Informed that tbe impression 1* abroad
that we are furnishing 3,000 feet of lumber an<»
taking notes. In answer to this charge, I will
*ar that we are lorni*bing for families of three
(3) materials for a b"use complete. 12x16. and for
larger families for a bouse 16x23. We take re
ceipts in all oases, and-donate to tho destitute
and loan to those who have means und do not
need donation but a loan, which claas wo take
tbeir notes, payable in one year, without in
terest. In no case d-* we take notes of those
who ere unable to pay. T. M. Avert, Ch’o.
Chicago. Oct. 18,1871.
ALL RELIEF TURNED OVER TO THE AID SOCIETY.
To the Editor of The Chicago Tnbufic.*
Sib: In order that the public may understand
tbe condition of the organization for tbe distri
bution 01 contributions for the sufferers by the
Chicago fire, it should be known that tbe Mayor
nf tbe city of Chicago, as well as the Citizens’
Committee, have turned over all contributions
to tbe Chicago Kelt f and Aid Society, and that
Raid-* from that society there is no «tber author
ized to receive contributions for general distri
bution. There are many societies, as
well as individuals, to wb«m special donations
hare been directed. These are doing an excel
lent work, and cannot be disp-nsed with. Our
object U >0 direct attention to tbe fact that there
is no conflict in tbe work, and that contributions
for tbo general fund should come to this associ
ation. K. B. Mason. Mayor.
Chicago, Oct. 18, IS7I
ABUSE OF PASSES.
3b the Editor of The Ckieaoo Tribune
Sir: The attention of the railroads ongbt to
bo called to tho impositioo to which they are
subjected under the indiscriminate pass system
which has been tn vogne since the fire. 1
«if persona—especially servant girls—three miles
south of tho fire, who now hold passes, and ex
pect to use them. I should judge there are hun
dreds of such cases. The railroads have done
grandly, and they onebt to adopt some measures
to bead off these imposters. M-
Chicago, Oct, 18,1871.
TO THE PUBLIC.
We. the Chicago Relief and Aid Society, rob
lishlagainJlne sub-divirion of tbo city into
relief districts, giving tbe boundaries of each
district, and tbe location of the office for sup
plying tbe same with tbe necessary supplies, and
request tbateaeb person who reads this will clip
it trom hi* paper and carry it in bis pocket for a
few days to came, in order that be may be able
at ail times to direct needy applicants to the
proper relieving »'ffives.
DISTRICT no. one j
comprises Ibn North Division of the city. Soper* i
intendent, Robert Collyer; office. Lincoln
School. near Orchard street tad Pallcrtoa av-j
ease, and on Clark street, near Division street.
DISTRICT VO* TWO
CMaomesallot the West Division. north, of
Kiozie street. Superintendent. F. M. Rockwell.
SUB-DISTRICT 50. ONE.
All that portion ol the above district lyiog
north of Augusta street. Office, chorcb, corner
of Reuben and Division streets, and Milwaukee
avenue.
SUB-DISTRICT NO. TWO.
AI! that portion of the above district Ivin*
aonth of Annual* street, to Kiozie street. Office,
baietaenfTabemaclo Cuureb, corner West Irnii*
ana and Morgan streota.
DISTRICT No. THREE
comprises that portion ot tbe West Division
bounded on the north by Kiazie street, east br
too river, south by Twelfth street, and west br
the citx limits. Superintendent, General 0. I*.
Mann. Headquarter*, rear of 390 West Madison
street.
SIR-DISTRICT NO. ONE.
That portion of the above district Irina east of
Balsted street. Office. St. Patrick’s Church,
corner ofDesptaines and A lams streets.
SUB-DISTRICT NO. TWO.
That portion of the above district lying be*
twceo lialsted aud Reuben streets. Office, No.
390 WcstMadi'on sir et. near Centro aveone.
SUB DISTRICT NO. THREE.
That portion of the above district Ivina west
of Reuben s reo'- Office, basement of Perk Ar*
eotte Methodist Episcopal Church, corner of Park
anenue and Robey street,
DISTRICT NO. POUR
comprises that part of the West Division lying
south of West Twdth street. Superintendent.
T.T. Prosser.
BGE-DI3TRICT NO. ONE.
Bounded on the north by West Twelfth street,
east by the river, sonth by the Chicago, Burling
ton AQoincy Railroad, and west by Centro are*
nno. Office, on Maxwell street, near Halstod.
SUB-DISTRICT NO. TWO.
Bounded on the north by Chicago. Burlington,
i Quincy Railroad, east and south by the river,
and west by Centre avenue. Office: In the
church, on Balsted street.
f Sty.THREE. _
flakes briberto*say that the l>ody I
*nd *cst by city limits. Office: On
Mitchell street, near Throop.
DISTRICT NO. m-E
comprises the Son h Division ot the city Super
intendent, T. C Hill.
SCB-DISTRICT SO. ONE.
All that portion of toe South Division north oi
wenty-jecond street. Office: In tho basement
of ibo Plymouth Church, corner of Wabash
avenue and Kldridge court.
SUB-DISTRICT SO. TWO
comprises all that portion of the South Division
«’H*»5 oa y i Twenty-second street and east of
Pittsburgh <t Fort Wayne Railroad. Office on
corner of Indiana avoouo and Twenty-fifth
street.
t SUB-DISTRICT NO. THREE.
All that portion of tbo South Division south
l l °°*l.-Becond street and west of the Pitts
burgh Fort Wayne Railroad. Office on corner
of Archer avenue and McGregor street.
No person will receive ai l trom any office but
that ol tbo district a in which bo reside*. All
churches or other buildings from which supplies
have been given to families will bo subject t*>
the control of the superintendent of the district,
and those in charge of the same will give out
supplies on bis erder.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Mr. 0. C. Gibbs request* the member* of the
committee on the_ distribution of supplies of
food, fuel and clothing. Me* a rs. Julius Rosenthal,
Orren E. Moore, Alderman Devine. N.S. Bonton,
S. U»ye». Rev. Mr. Whitehead of tho North
Division, Rev. Mr. Wilkinson. Rev. Mr. J. B.
McMullen, Rev. Mr. Cndwalador and Rev. Mr.
Peters *n, to meat at Headquarters. 4W West
Washington street, to-day. at 2 o’clock.
Feeding tho Destitute.
Tho work of relieving tbo destitute has now
changed in almost every respect. The amount
»t conked rrovisi -ns sent in t» supply immediate
wants has nearly given cut, and. as a matter of
coarse, the church dinners,at which tbo fair ones
of the flock minister to the wants of the suffer
ers, have ceased. The programme is nnw sys
tematically adhered to. and is so generally ful*
l-w»d that one or two examples will suffice to
give a correct idea of tho machinery of the
society.
A reporter yesterday morning visited the
Plymouth Congregational Cbnrcb. which is un
der the superintendence of Mr. J. C. Hill, who
is assisted by about twenty gentlemen, mainly
volunteer*, and tbo same number of ladies, who
are alto Volunteers. Hero tbs sufferers aro ad
mitted, one at a lime, and registered. They are
then supplied with rations for two days.
In an adjoining room a comber of ladies, vol
unteers. who aro busy all day in dispensing
slothing, too necessity for snob assistance has
already been recognised, an J tbo activity and
persoveranso exhibited by the ladies in making
tbeir ioqn:rißs. as well as tbeir aptness in de
tecting -enpottare, is extremely praise
worthy. la this particular cburch Mrs.
Q. B. .Marsh has charge of tbe female
clothing, md has given away garment* »»f
various khds to about throe thousand needy per
sons. The Visiting Committee of ladies have
also been very busy, and tbo member* thereof
deserve great credit.
At the Indiana Avenue Christian Church 2,ißi
persons are registered, but whether any of these
.iro repeaters bas not yet been determined.
At the Rallied Street Methodist Cburch every
thing appears to be in excellent order, and run
ning smoothly.
The other chnrobcs, where supplies are given
given out. are being run on precisely tbo same
plan, and are more or Icsssuccesstul.
One cannot but be struck, on examining tbe
quality of tbe food given out. at Its excellence.
The finest of flour. tbe best of bread, fresh vege
tables, excellent meat, sugtr.eoffee. butter, and
tea. ail of tho very best. And yet, there are in
stances told of men and women grumbling—ab
solutely rejecting tbe food, a* being fit only lor
those who were starving. These people, in all
human probability, arc enjoying tho luxuries of
life for tbe first time in tbeir lives, hot
ieel constrained to despise what is in every way
too good for them. It is gratifying to learn that
the names of these gambler* were instantly
struck from tbo relief rolls, and iboir owner*
aniotly advised to go elsewhere and get better,
me miserable Irishman observed, atone "i the
churches yesterday, that if they couldn’t give
him something more decent than tbe t -od he re
ceived that morning from the committee, they
might keep tbo blank victual* to themselves.
Uo will bo compelled to work, probably.
Belief from Abroad.
The DKBt marvellous feature of tho universal
movement for the relief of the burned city is its
continuity. Long it became manifest that
every city and town in the land was alive with a
.echos hardly second to the patriotism of the
war. and now the tidinss o'>mo trom every quar
ter that the half has not been told. The move
ueot has not been a spasmodic and flickering
■ne.but seems likely to endure os long os the
need of aid continues. Below will a bo found
brief mention of the generous contributions oi
...me ol Chicago's friends, and The Tribune's
lack of spaco whs never moro to be regretted
ban when it forbids a full account of all tho
work done:
BALTIMOBB.
In the rush and burry o: the moment no paper
■r person has done even a modicum of justice to
too efforts of the noble city of the South, She
ibs not gained credit for her work, but her char
itable citizens will not believe that the omission,
either hero or abroad, was other than a result of
neglect. The City Council led off in the work by
v .ting 3100,000 to th* use **f Chicago; a mass
meeting twll»w«d with a collected subscription
»f 537,001; the Corn Exchange came forward
with 816,000. and tbo churches were scarcely be
mud with *15.000. Io addition to this the Ameri
can opened a subscription at its own office and
summed up 813.0U0. and the insurance companies
helped the good work on with some 55,000 or
56,000, Other private and society appropria
tions. from Masons. Odd F-d'ows. etc., made the
-am lutal not leu tn»n 8200.000. This em.rmon,
amount has not satisfied tbo ambition of the
Monumental City, end they promise still other
sums.
TITUSVILLE. PA.
In a former issue bd unintentional injustice
«ras done this city by placing it in Virginia.
Latest advices as to the amount of money and
goods handed in, indicate that the city has
already subscribed 520.000-f12.00j of tbo sum
ooing io money, woieb has already been
paid over to the Relief and Aid
Society, and one carload of provisions and cloth
ing, which was distributed by General Uardie.
Titusville being only about 10,000 in population
may well bavo the credit of bavingd-»ne nobly,
md moreover she does not wish to bavo it un
derstood that she is yet done working.
DETROIT,
A leltorfrom tho Relief Committee of Detroit
stales that 810,000 worth of lumber has been pur
chased and will bo shipped as soon as possible.
Toe Purchasing Committee showed model judg
ment in selecting tbo kinds of lumber
to be sent, as will bo seen by tbo di
vision of the expenditure: One-filth of the
sum was used to purchase 2x4-inch
ituff sixteen feet long; one?nfto for 2x6, tw«lvo
loot long, and three-filths in twelve, fourteen
and sixteen f <ot siding. Nothing could have
oeou better calculated lor the erection of tbo
temporary shanties which mast b« »b® main
liaace of many families for shelter during tbo
cold weather before us.
MASSILLON, OHIO.
Tbe generous people of Massillon. Onto, have
purchased twenty-fivo car loads ol coal for the
use ol tb® destitute f tnis city, to be distriouted
by Mr. J, Medill, ot The Triccnr, who has
directed it t® bo c msigued to the Keliei and Aid
Society, iu wbicti he hns iuli confidence. Tbo
Fort Wayne Railroad Company have agreed to
convey tbis train load <>f coal from Massillon tu
Chicago tree of charge Jor freight or candling.
Gifts of this kind are indeed welcome. Tnero is
u long, hatd winter ahead of multitudes of desti
tute people.
THE PAPER HANGERS.
The Paper Hanging* Manuiacturers* Associa
tion bare opened a subscription fur tbo needy
oftbdr trade in Ibis city. They propnpso to
raise 55,000. and hare designated B. F. Chase A
Walker, No, 109 Randolph street; F. R. Hilger.
No. 6oi Wabasu ovenuo, and J. J. McGrath as a
committee to receive and disburse their contri
bution*. All persons connected with tbe paper
nangiHg trade who have auff-red by the late fire
are requested to call immediately on cither of
the above gentlemen.
IOWA.
Governor Merrill, ot lowa, visited Chicago
immediately ofter the fire, and it seemed t<> him
oolh proper and practicable that his State
should establish a State H-liof Bureau to b«
mpp.ied by lowans. A special agent appotnUd
fur the purpose visited the oity some days later;
au d. nft«T witnessing the working and efficiency
of the Relief and Aid Society, recommended
that it bo used as the vehicle ot alt lowa’s con
tributions to the sufferers.
panorama OF THE FIBE.
U, C.Borry, C. U. Harm (Carl Preltcl). 11.
U. Cross, and C. D. Aiderson, all well known in
the city, and all sufferers by the fire, have
ongiua cd a novel idea for tbeir own relief,
and that of other sufferers by the fire. Tbe
proposition is to exhibit a panorama ot scenes
botb before and alt.r tbo conflagration. The
painting «>f tbe scenery is completed and is pro
nounced wonderful!'* accurate. Accompanying
ibe panorama wilt be a clear and concise des
cription ot tbo coufligration delivered by H. C.
Berry, while Carl Pretzel will illustrate the
hum-rs of tbe soefio In his brok®u-backed
Dutch. Mr. Cross will also do his part in enter
taining audiences by Iri-h recitations ..f scenes
aod incidents. Ouc-fit-b of ttio net proceeds ol
each exhibition will be devoted to tbe assistance
of sufferers by tbo fire, especially those belonging
to the Odd Fellows and Fsthiao orders. Mr. D.
A. Gage bos examined tho project of tbo panor
amists and endorses it as very worthy.
newspaper ccttino®.
The New York W'»r/<f has me following/as
among the s-eoes at Louisville: “One gentle
man, with as pure a heart as God ever created,
and as kind andgenlle as tbe best beloved moth
er in all Christendom, called at tbo relief office
on Main street, with a large bundle In his arms,
wbioo be said be wanted to send t» Chicago.
The bundle contained two gray blankets, veil
worn, and marked on the corner C. a. A. They
were, the C-donei said, tbe only thing he bad
left to remind bits of me lost cause. He bad
carried them through many a fierce-fooght cam
paign, and finally when me war was over, he
n-d taken them to hi* home. He thought u
muen of them almost as bo did of nis wifa «ir bis
oldest boy, but be wanted them to go toCeioago,
a id he prayed as much a* it was possible tor
him to pray, that they would do some poor suf
ferer as much good as they bad him iu tbe
—Tbe correspondent of tho same paper is also
responsible for the following; ”Oa tho train
vras a party of Louisville’s wealthiest gentlemen,
iney bad chartered a Pullman car, aod with a
baggage-car as a commissary, they proposed do
ing the trip without depeodi-ig on the uncertain
ty of bouts. Qne of me wealthiest gentlemen
in tbe party was a Mr. Hahn, a German, worth
nearly two millions. He said be intended look
ing tho situation over, and if there was that »pir
it evinced by tb® merchants of which I spoke,
and of which he hid read, then be intended us
ing every available dollar Ip rebuilding Chtcag.*.
Uis sentiment* were echoed by nearly every one
ofthe excursionists, and if what they said should
be earned out, LvoUvtllo will, furnish si least
$6,000,000 toward making Chicago a grekter city
lha>» ever »bo was before.
—Tbo literary editor of tbe Chicago Tmu.
while travelog through Italy ten years ago.
was r.rproacbed In—Rome by an impeeuni -us
B ‘btnu»uo"tadfur his sponging habits and who
maoag d to eke out a living by borrowing money
ft-m newly-arrived Americans. In response to
1 a t?;o of distress and a Allure to receive remit
tances, the Chicagoan loaned him BJQ or .us
1 equivalent in gold, the beggar promising
t u.tbfully to repay the amount ma very lew
I days About one month afterward the same
1 parties met again—ibis time in Ticnna-and
Kunnlon wa* one© more bled to the tno® of a
Napoleon. Until last Thursday the twogonlle
m u never met again. Tnen the Chicagoan
was stopped In tb® street by his debtor,
who w a* now the wealthy correspondent
of At first Runntoa failed to re
cogoixe’the other, and more especially could not
remember tb® I°®® referred to by. it®
correspondent. Finally, “however, the affair
came back to his mind, and then the long-urn®
debtor insisted on repaying the ®atire amount
with interest np to date. Tne money was a
blissing just then, as tbo recipient w*a the loser
by tbe fire ot.alm'*t al- his earthly possession®;
—Tbo Boston JVsascnjM says, in an allitera
tive strain: “Tbo sp«cv*l Leeds of Caieago, tho
city of clnd®r»* or® Us—coverlids, coffee,
candles, coal, and
—The Cincinnati -Enquirer sent a special re
porter to tb® scene ot to® Chicago fire. Tbe
patrol took him I»r an incendiary and looked
him up, so that the had no report.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The publishers of tno N/*crtufor, insurance pa
per of New York, have donated $390 to the Chi
cago Sufferei*’ Aid Fund.
—C. C. Wallin A bon hivo received 8100 cash
from workman at £t. Lunz, Randall A Co.’s boo
tastory, at Sc. Peter's Mian., lor distribution
among the destitute.
—Tbo citizens ol Montpelier. t.. hare sent
W. C. D. Grannes and A. Ivuith i 1.500 in cash,
aod food and clothing.
—The children of tho public schools of Now
York are raisiog money fur distribution among
tbe suffering school children and teachers of tbu
subscribed $550 in aid of the sufferers, and for- 1
warded the amount to Mr. Henry Milward for
distribution.
1 —The village of Kentbma, ImL, sent a car*
I load «if cooked provision*, well selected for itn
[mediate use. Too village contains 81*0 inhab
itants.
—The city of Glasgow subscribed for the suffer
ers ol ibis city £5,000 sterling. Tbo money was
paid overto Mayor Mason hy James Warrnck.
representative of Henderson Brothers, agents of
the Anchor Lino of ocean steamships.
—Mrs. M. Hall of Chicago, and recently a cor
respondent hero of some of the New York pa
pers. lectured at Prairie da Chico, on Monday
evening on behalf of the sufferers by the fire.
The sympathies end tbo generosity ol the people
of Prairie da Chicn are moved to tbo utmost.
—TtHMeaehrn and pupils of Friends’ Semin
ary in New York have forwarded, through Hugh
Foulke, the principal, to S. H. Gay, a check lor
5180, to be used, at bis discretion, for the relief
of sufferers hy the fire. The pupils of the Semi
nary suggested the collection of lb** fund and
went to work, promptly and tcaloualy, to raise
the money.
—Among the most n'eful and timely contribu
tions sent from Now York (or the relief of suf
ferers were four boxes of clothing, forwarded at
once by the Messrs. Uacy, of the houso of
Cortiess k Macy, Nassau street, which included,
among other things, about 2,000 pairs ol new
socks and stocking* of all sites. They were sent
t» Mr. S. H, Gay, Indiana avenue, and probably
no one thing In the way of clothing has alleviat
ed more discomfort than the distribution of there
.stockings to men. women, and children, wnose
single pairs bad become only remnants.
—Mr. George P. Smith, of this city, who lost
all he possessed in the ruins of the Tretmmt
H"Uso. telegraphed to the Mayor nf St. Paul for
aid lor ibeauffcr'TS in this city. Yesterday be
recetvrd a dispatch from (bo Mayor stating that
M yor Lee. of that city, was on his way with
$20,000 raised for toe relief fund.
ARCHITECTURAL.
More Contracts Let for New
Buildings—Probable Strike
—Character of the
Work to be
Bone-
Among tbe items to bo added to tbo list of new
baildings already published, and for which con
tracts are already let. are the following: Philo
R, King is about to erect, on Clark street, be.
tween Madison and Monroe streets, a block Of
three baildings, 60 by 75 feet, three stories witu
basement. Tbo iaco ol tbo building will be ol
brick, with handsome stone trimmings. Tbe
architect is Mr. T. V. Wadtkier.
Dr. L. S. Major bas commenced tbe rebuild
ing of tbo Major Block on the corner of Madison
snd LaSillo streets, on the same plan as tbe
former building >m tbo same site.
Martin Andrews baa ordered the immediate
erection of a handsome business block of four
storl** and basement, on LaSalle street, adjoin
ing Major Block.
A three-story and basement brick building is
being built bv E. C. Cleaver, on Wabash avonne.
south of Van Bureo street. It will bo occupied
as business stores.
Tbe Bowen Brother* aro patting up a tempo
rary brick bnildlog, 60 by 140 feet, «n tbo cor
ner of Michigan avenue and Madison street, on
tbe site of tbo marble block tormerly occupied
by them as residences.
J. H. Reed is building, on tbe northeast cor
ner of Wabash avenue and L ike street, a fine
brick building, with a irontage of 140 feet on
Wabash avenue, and 43 feet on Lake street. Two
*t >riea will be completed tbU tall, and ready for
occupation.
Henry Fuller is putting up some substantial
brick, buildings on River street on tbo site ol
those destroyed by the fire. The work on these
was commenced before tbo bricks were quite
cold, and was the first thing done toward the
building up of New Chicago.
Tne prospects for a steady re-building of a
considerable portion of tho burned district tbi#
lull were somewhat darkened yesterday by ru
mors of a strike among the laborers in several
quarters. Tbo movement was net general,
bat it appears that several gangs of workmen,
who bad beou receiving $1 50 per day previous to
the fire, struck yesterday for $250 per day. Seme
apprehensions wore entertained of a more ex
tended strike, which would result in a serious
Oindranoo to building enterprise.
A meeting of property owners on Washington
street between Clark and Dearborn streets, was
held a few days since. Judge Otl* was in the
coair, and Mr, W. 1). Kertoot was appointed
Secretary. Nearly all the owners of property
>n that section were represented. Judge
Gookins stated tho object of tho meeting, which
was to determine what tho property owners
would do in regard to the hollaing up of that
p rlion of Washington street. After mature d
liberation, the following resolution was adopted:
Raolvtd, That We, the property owners on
Washington struct, between Clark and Dearborn
streets, rebuild to first-class style, on both sides
of the street, with stone fronts, as early as pos
sible.
It was determined that a uniform stylo of
architecture should be adopted, and that the
matter should bo referred to some competent
architect.
It is tbo general feeling that architects will
havo to take a practical lesson from the fire, and
proceed alter this 00 a new basis. A gentleman
who bad occupied offices in one ot the large
buildings on LaSalle street was asked yesterday
by tbo owners if ho intended to cornu back t« the
new building. His reply was. It depends alto
gether un tbo manner in which yon are going to
rebuild. If your new building offers no better
security than the old one, X must seek quarters
elsewhere.”
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Announcements of Services In tbo
Churches To-Morrow.
The following announcements have been
handed in for publication: Tbo congregation
of Trinity Church will mcot. God willing, for di
vine service, on Sunday next, the 22d init., at
10:45 a. m., in the Trinity Mission Chapel, on
Fourth avenue, Taylor and Twelfth
streets. The Sunday Schools, both parish aod
mission, will meat in the same place.
—The parishioners of Trinity. St. James. As
cension, and St. Aosgarius. residing temporarily
on the West s>do. are affectionately invited to
become worshippers ut the Free Church of the
Atonement, corner of Washington and Robey
streets.
—Tho parishioners of St. James’ parish ore
requested to meet io Grace Church at the uusal
hours of service by the invitation of tho rector'
and ves'ry. Dr. Thompson will preach, and
will meet tbo vestry of St, James alter morning
service.
4 a full or YokTettow* is desired
at a special meeting to bo bold Sunday evening
at 5 o‘cl ck, at the Young Moos’ Christian A—
s ciition headquarters, corner Jackson and
Peoria street*.
—Rev. J. E. Rov will presch in theMemoriri
Church corner of Lako and Oakland avenues at
1075 a. m.
The Illinois Association flf tho New Church
will meet tnis evening at the Temple, corner of
Tbirty-tbird street and-South Park avenue. AH
the triend* in the city to attend. The
meeting will bo addressed by Rev. Chauocey
Giles, of New York, and others.
—Rev. Cbauocoy Giles will preach on Sunday
morning in the Tample, corner of Thirty-third
street and S>mtb P irk avenue.
—First Baptist Church, corner nf Wabash ave
nue and Hubbard e-mrt. Rev. W.W. Everts,
pastor. Tho usuri service*, morning and oven
iur: ala» Sabbath School at 9H a. in.; Biblecli-s
at 3p. m. All are cordially invited .to attend.
Tbisvhurch has invited the suffering churches
"U thoS 'UthSido to share its usa at particular
hours, on Sabbath or week days.
—First Presbyterian Cburob. Services at 914
a. m., at C-irist Cbureb (Rev. Mr. Cheney's);
Sabbath School at 3/4 0. m., in tbe basement.
—There will be service in Grace Courcn. on
Wabish avenue, near Fourteenth street, Sunday
morning at 10:45. Tno seat* are free, and all
are Invited, especially members of Trinity, St,
James, Ascension, and Ansgarius.
An oiieo nir service will be held by Post
Chaplain B. B, Tuttle, at tbe camp In Lake
Park, near Twelfth street, weather permitting,
on Sunday morning at 10:39. Sieger: are In
vited to aid in worship.
Storm Warnings.
Tho Signal Service Corps of the United States
army have adopted a plan for signalling tbe ap
proach of dangerous storms, for tho use of marin
ers and others. Tbo signal is usually displayed
fmm the building in which the government
metorologienl observations are taken in (ho sev
rra! cities. The Chicaso station is now located
at No. 10 Vv«-st Randolph street, sod the signal
will probably be displayed from tbo top ofLiod’s
Bl»ck. near Lake street bridge. We append tbe
following explanation! of tb® signal and iu
meanings; The cautionary signal is a redflig
with block square in the centre by day. aod a
red light by night—displayed at die office of tbe
observer, and other prominent places through
out any city. aigoiSes:
1. That from the information bad at tho Cen
tral Office in Washington, a probability of stormy
or dangerous weather has been deduced for tbe
port or place at which the cautionary signal is
displayed, nr in that vicinity.
2. That tbe danger appears to be so great a*
to demand precaution on the part of navigator*
and others interested—such as an examination
ot vessels <>r other structures to bo endangered
by a storm—tbe inspection of crew*, rigging, Ac.,
and general preparation for rough weather.
3- It calls fur trequont oxamioatioo of local
barometers, and other instrnm-nts. by ship cap
tains. or other* interested, aod tbe study of locH
signs of tbe weather, as clouds, etc., etc. By tbis
means those who are expert may often be con
firmed as to tbe need of tho precaution to which
tbo cautionary signal calls attention, or may de
termine that tho danger is over-estimated or
past.
Proclamation by the Slayer.
In view of tbe recent appalling public calam
ity, tbe undersigned, Mayor of Chicago, hereby
earnestly recommend that all tbo inhabitants ol
this city do observe Sunday; October 29. as a
special day of humiliation and prayer: of hu
miliation for tboso past oSVnces a?*iut Almighty
God, i> wbieb these severe afflictions wer*
doubtless intended to.lead our minds; of prayer
lor tbe relief ’and comlort of tbe suffering
thousands in our midst; for the
restoration of que material prosperity,
especially for our lasting improvement as a peo
ple in rcr«reaee_ tmff qbedienoo to God. Nor
sboutd we over, amidst our losses and sorrows,
forget to render thanks t Him for tbo arrest 01
the devouring fires tn time to save so many
homes, and fur tbe unexampled sympathy and
aid which has flawed in upon ns from every
quarter of our land, and even from beyond the
Seas.
Given under my hand this 2ftth day of October,
1871, R. B. Mason, Mayor.
California Snuday 3fail Trail).
The Sunday train for Omaha, San Francisco,
aad all intermediate points, carrying tbo great
California, China, and Japan mails, will run
thwngh,-to-morrow (Oct ,vin Chicago. Bur
liogton A .Qmncvj leaving the new
depot, corner of Indiana avenue and Sixteenth
streets, at tho regular time df Pacific Fast Line,
19:45 a. ffl., and arriving atOmabtav 9:30 m.
Mooday.makiog close connection with the Union
pacific Railroad far-all points’ west. Through
tioktoa via Chicago, Burlington A Quincy, Chi
cago. Rock Island A Pacifie.'aoj Northwestern
Railroads will b® taped* 00 this tram.
The W©w CUXton House.
Tb® popular and well-known Clilton House
iviU-be reopened October*!., on- tho corner of
Washington and Hoisted i;raeti, r by Colonel W.
A. Jenkins/its old'proprietor. This house is
entirely now and will bo newly tarnished
throughout; is near tbe theatres, newspaper,
and express offices* and cannot fail to attract
those .visiting tbe buy.
New TorJc Dry Goods Market.
New-York. CK-t-'JO.—Tii*. dry* goods market
was dull and steady. Thera M a slight yielding
1 In-ibe price aCadrsai jeon*, which-were relative
ly higher, but otherwise there is no Important
change observed, and stocks, though not exces
sive. are ample for all necessary requirements.
To-day flannels and blankets were excepted.
Kearsance and satteen jeans are reduced tnlSo;
bleached do same priec. Naumkeagsatteens
do bleached do, aama price; Amoskeag corset
jeaus, 13J-£c; Canoe Riverbrownaodslate, 103-Jo;
Massachusetts C fine brows cottons, 9J40: New
market A, 12c; Hamilton print- reduced to
UJsc; White. Garner Co. s advaneed to
the same figures. Sprague’s are selling at
_l2a. rubies aa_d groena, 12o; and
■Th i com
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MOIVETAJIT. 1
Friday Evening. OoU 20.
BUSINESS AT THE RANKS.
The experience of too b.ink#. to-day. w«ii so
diverse in the cases of different ones that .it is
difficult to generalize. except upon a few point*.
One ef these. h..werer. H tfi.t the b.oki ere do
ing no diicounling: another it, that their conn
try cuitomeri are not drawing on them for mnch
money; and still another and more Important
l one U that, in the aggregate, the baojts of Chi-
Cttffo hold more cash mean* than they did three
day* ago. VTo believe we are safe in par
ticularizing *o far aa to w
there I* not a respectable commercial
bank id the city that does not bold more money
to-day than It did three day* ago. Bot.on other
point* than these, there ti a large difference in
the experience of seperato banka. Some ot them
find tueir debtor* paying up,with remarkable
promptitude considering the circumstance*, ana
report that two-thirdsof their city commercial
paper, which has matured since the fire, h«*
been p.dd. In the oaso of other banka, n*i*
more than ono-ihird of inch paper maturing
since the fire, has yet been paid. The difference
U owing mainly to the fact that certain classes
ol customer*, such as lumber and provision deal
er*, suffered but little, while merchant* and jo fi
bers suffered the most severely.
Xbe majority ot the banks are not protesting
city paper when not paid *t maturity. There is
no particular advantage in protesting paper all
the parties to wnieb are resident* of this Slate,
ns tho endorser* are held liable by the law, even
without immediate protest up«n default ot
payment at maturity. Collections sent
to banks here, from abroad, are being generally
paid, because the paper is generally made in
i other States, whoso laws require immediate pro-
lost neon failure to pay at maturity.
Wo beliere.aftor pareful inquiry. that deposits
in the banks are increasing in tho aggregate,
though this will probably not bold good in regard
to all individual banks. I
Money is obtainable without much difficulty
for advances on grain to make up cargoes for
shipment, partly lor tbo reason mentioned yes* i
terdey. that some of the railroad companies—tbe
C., B. &Q. we understand for one—are allowing
tbeic money received for freight and passengers
tu accumulate here and be used by tbe banks to
assist to move tbe grain instead <-f being remitted
to New York to lie in bank there according to
tbeir usual practice.
Exchange is taken by tbo banks at Vi oil per
cent discount.
SAVINGS BANKS DEPOSITORS
are, in a few instance*, expressing s»me dissatis
faction that tbeir banks have not followed tbc
example of tbe cummercial banks, and removed
all restrictions upon tbe percentage ot deposit*
which they offer to pay immediately. «e
i oink, however, this dissatisfaction is manifested
by only a few. 01 tbe large number who bare a#
mnch as 820 due to them, every small proper*
lion have drawn out tbe whole of that amount,
nod there 1* in fact nearly os much money offered
fur deposit as is drawn out. Tbo officer*
of tbo leading saving* banks aro .in
lavor of rescinding tbeir resolution
in regard to the limit of S2O, and as soon as
unanimity of actios can bo obtained on tbe part
•if alt thesavings banks, it will be done. In tbe
meantime any depositor wbo feels disposed can
give the thirty or sixty day*’ notice requm-d by
tbo by-laws ot of those insulations betoro draw
ing out as large a sum as one hundred dollars.
\Ve believe, however, ttiut financial matters will
no so tar settled in a few weeks that the officers
tu tbe savings banks wilt waive all their privil
eges under these by-laws, and allow even* de
positor to draw out bis whole balance at once if
bo wants it.
THE BANK OF MONTREAL AGENCY.
The following letter lr »m tne General Man
ager of the Bank of Montreal shows that the
bank bas decided to make Messrs. Goo. C. Smith
A Co. their agents hero. They will probably lo
cate lathe new building to bo erected on tbe
corner of Market and Washington streets by
>lr- Farwell. Tho accession ul capital they will
command will bo especially wolcomo in Chicago
at the present juncture, and will be ot groat as
sistance to tbe grata Hade and also tbe foreign
trade of tho city:
Bank of Montreal!
Montreal, Oct. 16,1671.
Drab Sirs: I have to lolorm you that at the
urgent request of some of our riends here, and
in Chicago, tbo bank bas decided on opening an
agency in yunr city in tho c >urse of a lew days.
You are already aware of the reasons we have
•or adopting itm course, and I bare only to re
peat (bat oar connexion hitherto has been very
pleasant and aatisiactory to us. and wo trust it
may continue on tbe same friendly terms, to ear
mutual advantage. _
1 am happy to learn trom Mr. Park s telegram
that you have been able sosoou to resume busi
ness alter the frightful calamity yea bare on
i countered. 1 remain, dear sirs, yours faithfully.
R. B. ANGUS, General Manager.
Uum. George C. Suuu Geo.i Bankets.
Chicago.
A RUMOR IN NEW YORK
to-day was to tbo effect that all tbo Chicago
banka bad suspended. How such an outrageous
falsehood got started is Impossible to explain,
unless it was got up in Wall street for the pur
pose of creating a panic in stocks and securities.
Cho first effect was to depress stocks from 1 to 2
i>er cool, though they afterward reacted and
closed from 1 to 2 per cent higher than tho clos
iog prices of yesterday.
KRW TORE STOCK AND BONO MARKET.
Opening prices, Oct. 20:
6s. IS3I 114% 15-20*. new. 110*%
5-20*.. ’62 115% 5-20. '63 112%
i.*Jo’64 113% I 10-40s 108%
3-20j, ’65 114 I Currency Gs 110%
5-20j,’67 112 1 Gold 112! i
LATER—IO:3O A.
Now York Contnl 87% Sr. Paul 51%
Heading ..107% W. U. T. Co 08
Rook Island 97% O. M 36%
Northwestern 56% Wnbasb 54%
Northwestern, pid. 86 Union Pacific 22%
Lake Shore 93% Erie 27%
Pacific Mall 44%iG01d -112%
4 o’clock P. M.
N. Y. Central 87% W. Un. 58%
Rock Islaud 98% Wabash 55%
Northwestern 57% Union Pacific 23
Lake Shore 94% Harlem 122%
Pacific 44% Pittsburgh 116%
St, Paul 55% Gold 1121*4
St. Paul, pid 74%
BOKP3.
68, ’SI 114 15-209, ’«7 112
5-20s. ’62 5-30 i. '67, now 112%
5-20 i. '64 113% 5-209 *6B 112%
5-309, 65 112%i10-40* 108%
5-20?. new 114 iCurrency sixes 110%
A Pbtiaddpaia letter of the 17th says; Yerkcs
k Co., prominent bankers of this city, suspended
payment this morning, owing to complications
growing out of tbo Chicago fire. They say they
nave sufficient assets, and will pay up os soon as
they can clear up their acc»unts. A general
feeling oFlniccurity is manifested by the bank
ing community, and a strong pool has been
.formed with a view to carry themselves through
he threatened panic.”
BEAL ESTATE.
Ever since the fire «b® value of ground in tbe
business quarter of the burnt district has been
a matterot discussion, wbica basin most cases
only resulted in a difference of opinion. Tbe
vilo utatl? jesmnlar br Mi. Uiu*d«lo Mr.
Thomas B. Bryan nil], however, afford a prece
dent in some respects for estimating tho depre
ciation of first-class business property In the
burnt district. Tbis forty-eight feat of
gruttodon the southeast corner of Randolph
Street and Dearborn Park was the subject of
negotiation a little over a year ago by au agent
of President Grant, who wished to buy it lor an
investment. A well-known real estate agent of
ibis city, we are informed, then valued the prop
perty, attho instance o! the President’s agsot.
at 5119.000, of wbiob sT2,ooowas for tba forty-eight
feet ol ground eold yesterday for 850,000.
Tbe agent of the President deemed tbe valua
tion too high, end did not purchas but if that
valuation may be accepted, toe price paid yes
terday would show a depreciation of nearly onc
tblrd. While both tho former and present prices
oi this particular piece of property are regarded
by many as to l>igb. most people are ready to
concede tbe depreciation of onc-tbird iu the
overage value of business property iu tbo burnt
district.
BEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
Tbo following instruments were filed for rec
ord on Friday, October 20:
Warrantee deeds. Lot 42 of Lots 5 and G, in
Block lof Dyer A Davisson’s N. W. see. 34,
39,14, date: October IS; consideration. *5,000.
Lot 24, in Block 6, in School Section Addition,
dated S.-ptember 1; consideration, 550,009.
Lot* 1. 2.3,10,11, and 12. in Block 24. in Haw
thorn. dated October 19: consideration, $4,000.
Quitclaims and releases, 3: mortages and trust
deeds. Covering real estate. 3; chattel mortgages,
6; together with 7 other initroments wbicu
were re-recordeu by reasou ot the lire. Also, a
declaration by Carter H. Harrison, in which bo
oiaims toe title to several lots of real estate, tbe
record of which was destroyed by tn® fire.
GROUND RENTS FOB THE HOMELESS.
Tho expenditure ot a portion ot the relief
fund iu the erection of temporary h»tnei for the
-belter of those made homeless by the fire is un
questionably one ot the best methodsof extend
ing relief tu tuose who are worthy of it. Many
familieswbose memberjwould otherwise fiodwork
aod support themselves are utterly demoralized,
while the family identity is. in a measure, lost to
•uch promiscuous crowds ot men, women, and
children, as bare found shelter in too churches
and other similar places of reluge. Tbe beads of
families lose their sense uf responsibility
wQen they find each family and each mem
ber of a family on a ootnm-n level in tbe
cmwd of recipients of charity. The object in
giving tbe aid to build these temporary homes
should not be simply to shelter a crowd from tbe
inclemency ol the coming winter, but also to re
establish the families iu bouses that will secure,
m some degree, that privacy necessary to tbe
self-respect ani, consequently, tbo morality of
ibe family. A great many ol the laboring men
and mechanics who will apply for assistance
to erect houses own or control by lease tbe luva
on which tbeir bouses lormerly stood. Tbeie
wi 11, uf course, build their temporary house on
tbe same sites, and will 10 many cases be able to
pay. in tbe course ol six months or a year, for
the material now loaned to them. But there
is a larger class who have no such claim
upon ground anywhere and for whom some loca
tion to build must be pr»vided iu addition to tb®
Into of tbe material to build with. To meet tuis
requirem-nt Mr. Wa> Johnston made the
off r day before yesterday, of tbe uso of 300 lots
on Milwaukee avenue, reut free for three years.
Ibis is a liberal offer which does
that gentleman much credit, and should
prompt other large owners of ground in the sub
urbs to make similar offer*. But if as many as
one or two hundred of tnes® temporary bouses
are to be erected in any one neighborhood, great
care should bs taken tbatthe location is not so
distant Irom work that it would necessarily be
come a mendicant camp instead of a means of
putting tbe sufferers in tbo way of earning tbeir
uva living. It possible, sites should be procur
ed near to tba new manufacturing establish
ments now being erected in various parts of tbe
suburb;, and in wniob tne occupants of the tem
porary booses will find work. Within a radius
of a mile from tbe junction of Renbau
and Twenty-second streets now man
utaeturiog establishments are now
being erected which will famish
permanent employment for at least 2.0U0 men.
and there are probably other as favorable loca
tions. With tbe opportunities that woold bo
offered in these establishments, and alio ia re
building tbe burnt districts, the majority of the
occupants of the temporary bouses would, by
oexc spring, be able to pay back to the relief
mod toe money loaned them to bnild with, aad
would, in many esses, be willing next summer
to enter iqto ccawscti l with the owners
of tbe ground, to pay something for ground rent
after say eighteen* months or two years. Bp ot
tering taeir groqad root free for say two years
<ome of tho large properly owucra may not only
d a groat chanty at once but eventually reap
some benefit trom the establishment «f a per
manent population in districts now entirely un
occupied-
LATEST.
NKwYoRX.Oct. ‘M.—Gold weak; opened at
oJosina at lISJ-iSUtifii. Loons this fore
noon l-6l per cent per day to 2 per cent per an
num for n»«. Later, 2to 6 per cent for carrying.
Clearings about $£0,000,000.
Governments tower and dosed steady.
Stocks opened strong on seend call, declined
slightly on the report that a ohoiber of Chicag
banks bavo suspended, but upon the receipt of
an A-eoeiated Press uespatch denying the re
port. confidence was restored, and during the
afternoon there was a general and decided ad
vance in prices. Basinets, however, was only
•u- derately active at the advance. The present
bull movement is under the immediate patrooace
of some parties who hero neen bears for some
time post. A large number of short contracts
were covered yesterday aud to-day. particularly
m Heading. The advance in lea .log shares
raugcifromlto 2li per oent. and was moat
marked in Northwestern. Pacific Mail, Rock Is
land. Lake Shore. Beading, and Western Unien
Telegr tph. Toe market elo?ed strong.
Money was offered freely at 7 per cent gold to
7 currency bid. Some loans were made it 6 per
oeat. State bunds dull and weak, Sterling ex
eoaoge.luS2£. Stocks:
Coups 'SI „.~..11n2a CoapS.|’ds.n«w 112&
Coups, &-2Ui *62~...1U Coops. ’67—.112?$
Conj>s, ’64...—i!3i< Joups. ’6B ....lliistf
Coops, '63...—U4>ij Joups, 10-4 Us .....luß>s
State bunds:
MUsouris...— ftJJ-flVirgioias, new 62
Skt swa»pjrahlu- -£uILV Vt~
IX. Carolina*. now.. 1954
Tannoasees.now 63541!
Virginias, old 53 1
Stocks:
Canton -68 1
W.U. To l 58l<;
Quicksilver 1654 7
Mariposa 1 1
Mariposa pfd 154
Adams Express BM5$ 1
Wells Fargo's ex 50'4ji
American Express. 52?fc
U.S. Express —52
Pflc Mail 4554’*
x. Y. C 87*4;:
Scrip 8254
Erie 2734 1
Do pfd 60
Harlem 12114
Do pfd 12154
Reading lU7-54
Mich Cent.. 115
C. P -.11454
Northwestern 58^1
Do pfd BT5h!
Rnek Island -98
N. C —10455
St. Paul
D. pH
Wabnsb
Do pH 82
[Fort Wayne 96
Terre Haute ti
Do pfd 4B
C. i A 3^
;do pfd Hi
O. M w
C. C. C 82
B. Q 12p
Lake Shore w>
i End. Central.—...... 1654
Illinois Cent —.133
Union Pacific 23
Cent. Puc. b0nd5...10054
*‘Uoion do B4/4
COM.IIEfiCIAL.
Fbidat Evening, Oct. 10.
Business matters exhibited a decided im
provement to-dey, Tho Duurd of Trade is.
probably now more than ever before, an index,
or rather a synopsis of tho outside business
world, and the tone to-day was a cheering one.
Trading in grain was much more active than on
any day since the fire, and confidence in values
seemed to bo re-established. The depression
yesterdav was well marked m the fact that
wheat sold 5c per bushel lower hero than tn Mil
waukee, Tho weakness was almost equally
great in other gram markets, and was duo to
the universal desiro to realize, produced by the
imperative necessity to obtain m‘>ney. Ine
great bulk of the property held by the more
needy ones was sold out yester
day. and buyers to-day wore obliscJ
to pay better prices, thoro being also more pi
them, as pecuniary rugosities are rapidly
becoming smoothed down. Several of oar
most prominent operators had their
checks thrown out by tbo banks
two or threo days ago, but most of them have
made it all rtght.and though money is still scarce
ttnong them, there is no lack of credit of tin
right kind. The only class of business that is
not rapidly recovering is the option trading
among those who are never worth anything. It
would be well it ibis kind of trading never be
resurrected on ’Change. It is probabl-i that tbc
board will ero long give a death blow to the sys
tem by refusing to arbitrate on option deals in j
ojses where no margin has been deposited.
It is gratifying t» note that our shipments are
n tho increase, without a corresponding aug
ment in the receipts of grain. 11 tho receipts
should keen down within moderate compass for
a week or two. they could bo handled without
difficulty, and if tbo shipments keep up, the re
sult will bo to pat our elevators into good con
dition for the winter, and bring, in money with
1 which to repair the waste of the fire,
i Tbo Board of Trado will tomorrow commence
to do business in a more orderly manner, s door
keeper being placed in position to keep out in
truders, Smoking duriug 'Change hours will
also bo prohibited. Hitherto the crush has been
so great owning to the pressure of numerous par
ties who are not members, that
it was almost impossible to move
about in the throng. Another needed reform is
•be establishment of certain locations on the
floor for trading in the different articles of pro
duce. as in the old hull.
There is some Utile difference of opinion
among the stockholders of the Chamber of Com
merce. as to whether it is best to rebuild with
brick and stone trimmings or with stonoas be
fore. Tbo advocates of tho latter course urge
that tho Board of Trade ought to sot tho ax.
maple of trying to come up to tbo former stand
ard of refinement as soon as possible, and that a
brick building wilt bo below the standard of ex
cellence in tho central portion of tbo city be
fore threo years have gone by.
Tbo following grain has been inspected tot"
store up to 10 o’clock this morning: 131 cars
wheat. 117 cars corn, 11,200 ba No. 2 do. 56 cars
and 2,000 bu onts, 14 cars rye, 34 cars barley.
Total, (352 cars) 156.000 bu.
Tbo following were tho .corresponding ship
ments; 20.766 »*u No. 1 spring nb-'at: $4,730 bu
Jfo. 2 do; 15.619 bu No. 8 do; 1,773 bu rejected
do; 338 bu No. 3 red winter; 161.062 bu No. 2
c *rn: 723 bo r*j.*<*ted do: 367 bu No. 1 oats; 123,-
049 bu N<>- 2 do; 654 bu rejected do; 1,544 bu No.
lrye;s.Sl4 bu N‘>. 2 d«*; 7 261 hu rejected d-»:
4,911 buNo. 2 barley: 5.773 bu No. 3 do; 411 bu
rejected do. Total, 434.579 bu.
Higbwinos were quiet nod unchanged. The
market was nominally strong early, but closed
dull. Sales were 50 brls at 9035«. and 100 brls at
90c.
Lake freiehls were less active at yesterday’s
inside rates, though tbo inquiry fur vessels was
lair. A total of thirteen grain charters was
taken, on the basis of 12a for wheat and lie for
corn by sail to Buffalo: 10V£c for barley to Clere-
lan i, ami 18Mo for wheat to Kingston. Through
rales to New York were quoted at 33c on wheat,
3le on corn, and 21c on cats: do to Boston,3S’sc.
36c, and 22c. The vessels chartered will ink’* I
out 29.000 bn wheat; 161.500 bu corn: 106,000 bu j
••ats; 30.000 bu rye, and 14,500 bu barley.
Prnvi«i>>ns were more active btuoasim. Moss
pork wa* freely offered at $13.00 f «r regular, cash
nr seller January, and $12.8735 was bid at one
time fir tbo option. There was ho inquiry, ex
cept for special brands for shipment. Lard was
weak, especially for future; quotable at 9VqO for
winter, cash nr seller tbo m -nih, and B&<gS?uC
for seller January. Meats were nominally un
changed nt6@6*<£c for shoulders; 63£ c for sbori
ribs, and 53£(36c for rough sides. Box d meats
\4o higher than th** above qu >ta f iung tor loose.
8.-et steady at $9.00 for mess, and 311.0J forex-:
tra mess. Tallow nt 8c for ordinary city. Sweet,
pickled hams *ho inside for sum
mer lots. Cash sales w.‘r« ]SO brls mess pork,
special brand*, at $13.1235: 500 res lard, seller
January and February, at S?£c; ISS tea sum nor
lard, in loti, atOe; 40.000 ib< short ribs at 035 c;
3.000 pcs shoulders, at Eddyville. lowa, at 6c;
15.000 tbs rejected shoulders, at Ottumwa, at
4*<e; 100.000 lbs rejected short ribs, at Ottumwa,
at 5)4:; 100 brls tallow at 8c; 200 brls packer’s do
on-Private terms.
Fl"Ur was more active, and vorv firm. A lit
tle table mom has now been provided for dext
er*, though the light is bad for sampling. .Sales
to-day wore: 25 brls winter atsS.od; 100 brls do
at $7.50: 100 brls Minnesota sprit-g extras ai
$7.25: 100 brls do at $7.00; 150 brls do at $0.75;
50 brls do at s6*so: 200 brli spring extrxs at
$0,621-5; 200 brls do at $6.25; 100 brls do (Atlaa-
I ta) at 813 00: 100 hrls do at $5.50: 100 brls spring
superfines at $4.75; 50 brls ryo flour at $4.00. To
tal. 1,275 brls. Also 10 tons bran at 313 50.
Wheat was active and strong, though it W as
reported that Liverpool dull at a decline nf
2d per 100 ftu and Now Y*-rk wa* tamo early.
But tho latter market soon recovered tone when
it was found that tbo pressure here to golf, noted
yesterday, had given place to strength, ns several
orders were sent in from other places to take
bold at the decline. Most of tboso orders went
unfilled, as the market rose above tbo limits
assigned to the commission men to whom tbc
orders worn sent. The market opened with free
buyers nt $1.12, and improved to 51.1.j tor N". 2
spring, closing at $1.14 for regular and $1.15 for
sound lots in special houses. Seller November
was in good request, and averaged about 3c
above the price of regularfselling at Sl.lDonce).
suil a* SI. IT. Cast! sates corerctl so wide a
range, and tbo operators were so widely scat
tered that It was difficult to gatb<*r them. Too
following were reported: 2.000 bu N 1 spring at
$1.17*5: 4,401 bo N<>. Sspriac at SM6; 400 bu do
!at $1.1535; 38,000 bo d-* at $1.13; lu.OuO bu do at
SI.I4:BJU 800 d<» at $1.1335: 4.100 bu dn at $1.13:
1,200 bu do at $1.1215:1U.OO0 bu do at $1.12: 4iN)
bu No. 3 spring at $1.06; 1,200 bu do at Si.os:
1.000 bu do (Muon J: Scott) at sl.lO. Total.
79.400 b a.
Corn was also stronger, but nnt so active: it
was in good request, but offerings irero r.nhor
email. The market for No. 2, nash or roller th
month, opened at 43?£c, improved to and
closed firm at 45c. Cash sales were report 'd nf
5.G00 ba No. 2 (special bin) at 45U0: 8.600 hu do
at
44Vjo: 8 OWJ nu do at 44c: 7,000 ou do at 43& c;
5.000ba do, afloat, on private terms; 400 bu do
•«t 47 free on board ears: I.GOO bu rejected at
41c; 400 bo do at 40c; 400 bu do at Total.
1W.200 bu. Also, 10,000 bu new. to arrive, at 26c.
.Rejected closed with no sellers below 41 j^e.
Oats were active and quite firm, with more
steadiness than yestorday.belng in good shipping
demand. The market opened at 27‘qc for regu
lar, and closed at 23c, all sales above that b iog
strictly fresh receipts. Seller January sold nt
31c. Cash sales were: 5,»» bu at iaUc: 21.800
bu at2S!ic; 80,000 bu nt 3e; 24.200 bu atlTVfr:
6,200 bu at 2T!£c: 1.3)0 bu rejected at 2414 c: 1.200
bu at 24e. Total, 148.600 bu.
Kye was active and steady at yesterday’s quo
tation*, closing nt 6*» for Xo. lor Xo. 2. Cash
sales were: 17,200 bu Xo. 2atO'X’; 40J ou do at
59c. A sale w.u rumored ot 500 bu Xo. 2at 533,
but was probably misquoted.
Barley was active and stronger, being verr ir
regular. The market for Xo. 2 opened at
and closed firm at 55c, all sales above that figure
being for lots In the Xorthwc>t<>ru Elevator.
Cash sales were 400 bu Xo. 2 at 57Xc; 5.000 bu d
als7c; 400 bu do at 56!-£i; 4.400 ou do nt 56c:
10.800 On do nt 55c; l.Gud bu do at M’.j; 3 GOO bu
do at 54a: 3.000 bu do at 53J£; 7.200 uu X 0.3 -it
47e: 800 bu do at 40c); isyO bu do at 46c;
7.200 bu do at 4oc: I.OOj bu do at 43!-vj: 5.600 bu
do ai44o; 800 budu at Total. 55.500 bu.
LATER.
In the a ternoon there was very little doing,
all the markets b*dng nominal except wheat,
at the closing prices st 1 o’clock. About 23.000
ba whc&t was s-Id seller November at 51.17.
and $1.14 was bid for regular by one operator.
Provisions were unmentiooed.
The Dally Market.
BUTTER—There is an increasing movement
in tills article, both shippers and speculators
taking bold with more freed »m, but the supply
is alsa increasing, which has the effect to check
any upward tendency in prices. Good to choice
qualities, id pails and crocks, aro in steady fair
local request at 22@23c, while com uon to good
tob ard firkin are salable at 15i^200.
BAGGING—Dealers rep n a firmer feelinv in
this market. There baa been an advance Ei«t
recently, and as the stocks at all points aro much
reduced, the tendency of prices seems to bu up
ward, i though for the present ail orders will be
filled at former r-.tes. AVo quote: Stark, 37c;
Ontario, S6c: Lewiston. 35c: Araeriesa, 33c*
Minnesota, 30c; burlaps, bags, gunnies
lSft3Be: wool sacks. (So.
BUILDING MATERIALS—Continue in good
demand, and prieas aro steady at SI.TS for ce
ment; £l.Ol for lime: nt 52.50g300 f«r stucc»*
white s *nd, per brl, £3.0033.25; plastsriog hair’
per bo.sVg4flc.
BEANS—There was an active demand fnr
bean*, and prices were firm at a slight advance.
The supply is light, Wo quote at Siooa* 25 for
common.
CIDER—The supply is limited, and small
prime WCrB effeclcd at per brl far
COOPERAGE—The market for cooperage was
iv r 2 0a,er9 were flr ra In their
views.at 11.6J31 70 for pork brls: €1.0031.05 for
i*T“ V MC M.0032.40 for rrhiikor brlj; 55.003
.9.00 for flour brU; and ?20.00030.00 for light
staves.
CHEESE—This market was without change,
ibere vm some inquiry from interior dealers,
but the chief demand was to supply tho wants ot
local customers. Tho stock.* nro ample, and
pnocs remain steady at I2@Jsc for common to
Prise factory.
tOAL**Qaainess was reported quiet at former
quotations. Coal injured by tho fire was being
offered at a material reduction, but for prime
coal no concessions were being granted. Wore*
peat nnr list: Lebigh. 39.50310.nu; Lackawan-
Qi. $9 00: Erie, $8.50; Walnut Hill. 55.00:
Hocking Valley, $7.50? Wilmington, 55.50.
EGGd—Wero again in liberal supply, and
prices were easy at 20c.
FRUITS—Dried—A fair local and interior
demand oxiatep. both for foreign and domestic
descriptions, and, aitbongn the stocks are stil.
«hort, orders are being filled with but little de
lay. Owing to the partial failure ol th*cropio
Europe, there is a good export demand fur do
mestic varieties, which imparts a bnoyant tone
to the market, and th s general tendency of
prices i-etns to be upward. W s qu >tc: Raidas,
53.15(§3.23; Turkey prunes. 939j£e: currants.
1031U>ac; peaches, pared. 23324 c; fitted cher
ries. 35@36c; apples, 0310 c. Green—Cranber
ries ere arriving in ttmlteu quantities, nod are i.>
demand at fall previous rates, or at $9.00(311.9(1
tor wild, and $12.00314 00 for cultivated. Ap
ples are plenty at «2-1X)@3.00. according to qual
ity; quinces sell at 70@75c p*r basket; ana
grapes at $1.5031 75 per cose for Concord, and at
42.WK32.35 lor Catawba,
FISH—Toe demand lor fish continues to itn*
prove, and things seem tube running alone
about as nsnal. Of sorae descriptions the stocks
are still alt tie short, but there are a plenty «t
goods ew route, and dealers will ountinae to
to flit orders promptly. We qu-.te; i
whiteflsh, $4.5034.75: No. I trout, V Q
I th-re mackerel,SlU.oo@lo.2s; No. 1 nay. V 3.50
@9.00: No. 2 mackerel, fitwigloO; bank cod
$6.0036.50; George’s cod, 57.003730.
GROC^KlfiS—There were low changes and
none of importance to note in connection with
the market lor groceries. All staple goods are
in active demand and in ample stock, and prices
may o»w be quoted comparatively steady. Some
side articles are still source, hut during tue coin*
ing week oar enterprising dealers w.lt be pre
pared to HU orders tor any article in th
une. Prices range as follows: A invar.
LSfiOL&o; Bdu. C do. 12tf@123*o:
choice brown, nur do. lOdliAto: no*
"n* 7
do. 21 ■322 c; O. 0. Jars. 29331 c; ff#r
@l7 l<r.: rice, Rangoon, 7J438c: Patna.
HAY—Remains quiet and easy. Tho ajf, Tß l
ment oat i« on a limited *oalo, and. with only
moderate demand from local customer*, the 7al
utuo of business is small. The stock* ar a not
large bat som-wbnt exceed tho demand. and
them wore stllors to-d »y at a concession from
previous rate*. We make oo chang.t in our quo
tations, as follows: Timothy, pressed. Sli.W'i
14.00: prairie do, $9.00@11.00; loose descriptions
on wagon, 58.00i313.00,
HlDES—•Remain doll and ansettled. There
is a moderate shipping demand, and some in
quiry from local tanners at 1054 c for heavy greea
cared; llMo lor lisht do: 170 for green calf;
18320 c for dry flint, and at 16-917e for dry salted.
LEATHER—No new features were noted ia
this market. A light business was doing at the
annexed quotations:
Hemlock— City harness, anion, 37<a33c: city
harness 37333 c: country harness. 34336 c: line
city. 9 1b.39342c; kip, V lb,Boc@?l.W: kip,
veals. I.OO@MS; city upp-r. Xo. 1. it. 263'J9c;
city upp»r. No. 2, ft, 25<?i27**: country upper.
No. 1, 24327 c; collar, f-.2l@2ic: calf, city,
1.2531.45; calf, country. 1.1031.25; r0ugh upi-er.
II to 13 lbs. 35337 c: rough upper. 14 to 13 lbs, 32
(334e; rough upper, damaged, 23@30c: Chicago
sole. 33335 c; Buffalo slaughter sole, 23335 c.
Oak—Slaughter sole, 40®45c: Philadelphia
sole. 43356 c; harness, 1* lb, 36343 c; kip. light,
51.0M31.15: kip. No. 1. medium, 80c31.r(): kip.
hoary, 75385 c; American calf 32 lbs. 1.2531.40;
French calf. 28 lbs, 1.803i35: French calf. 36 lb«.
1.6C@i20: French kip, 60 to 100 lb-, 1.00@i.65;
Fr men calf, Lemoin#. doz, 65.00@JW.00; French
calf. Jodot, 70.00@100.00.
AlLS—Continue firm, under s brizk de
mand and a light supply, at £4.50 rates.
OlLS—Trade was reasonably active. Orders
(rum the country are beginning to arrive with
considerable freedom, and. with a f.iir I. cal de
mand to meet, prices wero firm as previously
quoted. Tno stocks are being steadily augment
ed, and our dealers are now prepared t» fill alt
orders, wub little nr no dolny. We quote; Ex
tra winter lard, SS@9oc; No. 1 current makes,
73c; No. 2, 6Sc: liosovd, raw. Ssc; do. boiled.
90c: whale,7s@ne; sperm. 82.00: neats foot oil,
51.00@1.25: bank oil, usc: straits, 70c; elephant
oil, c.
POTATOES—Wero la large supply and l««wer.
Some small lots of choice brought 73c, but the
ruling prices wor*' 60<&70o. Sweet potatoes were
qa-ted at $3 0033.50 perbrl for common, and at
<4.0004.50 lor Jer**v.
POULTRY AND GAME—Are abundant, and
tales af -low, at 82.50@3.00 per dor. f**r chick
ens; 82.75fjp3.25 for prairie chickens; £250®3.50
for Uvo ducks; SI.TosiJhSO for dead ducks; 51.26©
1.75 for quail.
SALT—Too demand continues moderately ac
tive, and prices rule firm at 8230 per brl. for
Onondaga. 84 25 for Saginaw. 822J0 for ordinary
coarse. and diamond C at 82.23 per brl.
VEGETABLES—The market is well supplied,
and the demand is good at SI.OQ@LSO for totna
nod at 65@70c for onions.
SEEDS—Tno market Is inactive. Clover is
uomionl at 85.50. and timothy at 82.60.
BROOM CORN—Is inactive as yet. dealers
refusing to name a price. It is reported that
Eastern buyers bave gone out into the country to
make punch ises.
WOOD—Remains firm and unchanged. Wo
quit*: B-acb. 810.00; maple, 811.00: hickory,
c12.f0: slabs,B6so—delivered.
WOOL—The wool market was quoted quiet
and firm without decided change in values.
lAve Stock Slarket.
CATTLE—Tho receipt* to-day were
1,160 bond, and for the week op to this
vening. 7,533. There was little change, and
none of importance in the condition of the mar
ket for this class of stock. The supply was light
and of-miserable quality, embracing nothing
choice, and little that would properly grade
-iboro nird'ttm. most of the offerings consisting
of common cows, thin and rnngb steers, and
oxen and Texas rattle, for which the prevailing
orices were 52.50® 400. There were buyers for a
tow hundred c:ioic; S lipping steers at5.25@5.50,
but none of this s<>rt offered. Stock steer* were
inquired fur to <ome extent, sod sales were re
ported at $2.50(33.50—the outside for thrifty
young steers averaging from 050 to 1.050 lbs.
Texas cattle are la light supply and ia moderate
demand at about farmer rates, or at
f r common to good thmugh,dr .res, and at $3.25
(31 25 for Northern wintered. The market closed
tail.
UOGS—Received since Saturday, 37,057. In
<s >ns-quence*«f the market falling off m the ar
rivals— the fresh receipts were 6,7 os—there was
slightly increased firmness in this market to
day, aud at the opening there were indications
of an advance, but unfavorable advices from
the £a«t. and the difficulty of obtaining cars
checked the upward tendency and prices remain
without perceptible change. A few selected
lots were taken at $4.45(34.50. bat the balk of the
business was transact'd at $4.15(34.30. We quote
eloping prices at $4.00@4.15 for common; $4.20(3
425 for mediant to gmd grade*, and at $4.30«|
4.45 tor good to strictly choice. Few remain un
sold. and tho market closed steady at the above
rang* <*f prices.
SHEEP—The offering.! were limited and short
•f the demand, which caused a firmer leeliog.
No advance was gained. however. 53.5034.75 be
ing the range of tbo market.
Chicago Lumber Market.
Fbidat Evsxixo. Oct. 20.
CARGOES—Tho market for cargoes to-day
was quiot, owing to light receipts, bat the views
nf holders were firm in theirviews at unchanged
prices. At 5 o’clock only two cargoes remained
over. A sawed shingles were held at 53.40\33.5(>.
and lath were quot'd at $250(32.75 per I.OCO
nfi>>at. Sales were ns follows:
Cargo sohr Tuscola, tr -m Lincoln, mixed lum
ber at 520.00 for strips. $13.00 for boards, and
sls 00 for 2-inch. Sold by Blanchard, Borland
Co.
Cargo sohr Dawn, fnm Minist«e. 63 m ft joist
and scantling at 16-37 H. 130 m A sawed shiogloS
at 3.50. Sold by J. M. Loomi* <k Co.
.IT THE T.18D3.
Xbo movement in lambir at the yards con
tinues large, the demand b-dng chiefly for oom
>noa and medium descriptions, which .ire in
meagre supply. Choice qualities aro in light
'f 'ck. Fallowing are the ruling quotation*:
First clear, 1 loch to 2 Inch @50.00
Second clear, 1 inch to 2 inch 4700@-W.OO
Third clear, 1 inch 35.00@37.00
T drd clear, thick- 4u,flo{g4i*,fri
Flr#t and second clear flooring, togeth
er n.ugh @40.00
r iret tied second clearslding. together. 23.00@26.00
Common elding @sj.oO
Common flooring, dressed, flrst @35.00
Common flooring, dressed, second 25.00@27.00
Wagon-box boards, selected, 1G inches
and upwards 35.00@40.00
A stock boards 30.00@35.00
B stock boards 25.00@25.00
Common boards, jo'-sts. scantling,
small limber, «tc„ 16 feet and nnder. 17.0'@t8.00
Fencing 17.Q0@15.00
Joists and scantling, 18@24 feet 19.00@25.00
Pickets, sqaarc 16.00@17.00
Pickets, flat @15.00
Clear poets, split M.00@18.00
Clear poets, round 30 00@22.00
Lath 3on@3J!s
Sawed shingles, No. 1 1.25@ 2.75
Sawed shingles. A or star 3.75@ 4.00
HARD WOOD-
Walnut Ist per M S7SOO
2d 50.00
Culls" 23.00
Cherry l*i and 2d per .U 40.00
Hickory Plank 50.00
Ash 35.00
Oak Clear 35.00
Oak Common 20.00
White Wood. Clear 35.00
Com 20.00
40.00@60.00
1.50
Butternut
Hickory Axle?, per Set
Ba« Wood per M
ilaplo
O.V TRACK.
The market (o-day w.k rather quiet. batqao
titi-ins are fully sustained. *fn, 1 grades rule
duF, and price* are almost nominal. We quote:
A, or star sawed $3.75
X 1 fawed.... 1.5032.0)
Suinclks.—Five saing'oi nr two inches in
thickness. Length—Sixteen inche*. Three dol-
I irt per c ir to bo nd led when tranalerred, which
follows the shingles*
Lake Freights.
The ToUowing charters were reported; To
Uaffal'—ProD Gordon Campbell. oats, SV£c;
'■rop B. W. Blanchard, ryo, 12b and wheat 133;
•chr Griswold, corn (rejected), llV£c: schrs Gold
en Fleece, Sweetheart. U. C. Albrecht, Nevada,
Amaranth, end Jamaica, bark F. B. Gardner
oats -n owners’ account. To Clovcl »nd—Sohr S
J. Halley, barley. To Kingaton-Schr W.
B. Allen, wheat,
-ehr Josephine was put la for rye to Buffalo at
UMc.
Foreign 3larkets.
Loxoox, Oat. 20 5 p. ro.—Coa'oN. 92?£.raonav
92W-n aernunt: 5 20 of 1362. 99}£: oi ISjj, OJ'i:
of 1567. 91%: KMO*. BS*f. «.w.
Fbaxkf *rt« Oct. 3».—5-20» of 15G2,93.
Fanis. Oct, 20.—Rentes 57f 4c. Bullion in the
Bank «*f Franco has i icrovcd 1,125 030f
Livbrpoou Ocu 20—Evening—Cotton doll;
Br&iV H p an ‘f** 9Ja39&d; middling Orleans.
0J6&101. bales 10.000 Dales; for speculation sod
exp-irt, 2,000. Sales for the week, 9,400 bil-s;
exports, 10,000; speculation’l7.ooo. St.»ck. 473.-
(m); American, 131,000. Receipts for the wrok.
63.000; American, 110,000. Actual export. 11.000.
Stock afloat. 392.000; American. 43.000. Receipts
’T’lcat for tiirce days. 55.000 qrs: American,
30,000. Red winter wheat, lls 10i. Corn, 33s
The Produce Markets.
XEW YORK.
New York, Oft. ai.-Couox-Dull and loner:
middling up and*. 19%i0.
URCAD3TCFF3—FIourdaII, and holders anxious
to sell; receipts. 16,000 brls. Superfine Western
and State. $6.00Q(140; common to good, 7s|
~00; gojgj*. obmoe, 87.05®7.50; white wheat
~xtra. extra Ohio. £6.95®7.50: St.
L)ut9, <.,.2u®92>: Ryo flour and cornmeal
•P' 1 nnchonßed:
r --6 !p ajj.rti) bn No. 2 apnox. 51.4T©1.«:
No. Md>r,iukoe. el.o0®l.Sl: .interred Weet
-st-Si(3l-5:; amber Miohigan, 51.09-01.61t
wbiieWestcr., 51.6991.57. Rye quiet: 'U’o-t
--era.SOe. BirieF aetiro: Canada, SUB; U*yof
a 's, tO I Sf "estara.spc. Malt quiet: C.ina
--lnS‘*tir orn and unchanged; receipts,
~.UUU; estero mixed in ato-c. 750 afl »at. Oats
receipts. 55.00J bu; Westers and Ohio,
51@52c. Hop* quiet.
GBocEßiea-Coffsefirra; Rio. 18®20J<c. Sorar
firm; fair to go*>d refining, Cabs.
Wtqc. Molasses dull and unchanged. Rice. 8»i
®9e.
PrTROLErM-Crodo. 14%e; refined.
i’noniio.va—Mess pork neavyatsl3 2u; i<rimo
pork, 510.25i2J10.37; prime mess pork, Sll.2j<a
11.50; prime pork November, 513.23: January
SI4-UO. B-»ef quiet; mess, 57.04311.00* extra*
511.00314.00: haras stead/ at 16QJ40: prime
mess, 10318c;India meet. 12332 c. Cut raoata
quiet; sb..olJer-. 7c: haras, middles
dutl; lons. Lirdqmet;«No. 1 t<» nriran
ke'tle. iv'si-i D -errata,. Pjf.. 4 0«* m
Berms and CUEESB-Uuo :nnced.
Wuiskey—Uauvy at &13£S05c.
MILWAUKEE
Milwaukee. Oct. 20.—Pkoviaiovs-Floar quiet
and uucoauged at SB.ou@tU 2% f or rae.l um
spring extra. Wheat firmer: No. 1. si 19* Vo
51.17. Oats dull; 2Sc for No. 2. Cora*nai*n
41c for No. A Hye unsettle I; 6k for Yu 1
Barley, lo lower: 61c tor No. 2.
Receipts— 3.oCO oris flour, JLOOO bn wheat.
SniriiENTS—3.ooo brla fi ur. 121.0J0 bn wheat
ißEioars—To Buffalo. 13c; Oswegu 17J4: at
Xew York Live Stock Market.
Nbw\ork, Out. 20. *hia.l-..
ly from Pailadolebia nod Bauimo«f*UoiSJo
.tack not throiub. Total tor roc week. 7a 5.
darker ooiito and oochaojod. ,o re i
Mouoon 9t-era ,ad action that would n“? trial
jKootacky oattio .„lii ~t IV-IVa
maa3 l Virp ii» cattle. Oac
l°okcV;”T\foi,ry t i0lJ J3100 Fu r
n'‘ l^'v“' i 33>800 for t! >C week,
unlf 'io.'. ,to k a| Bne: 2 cam Caaada
•ambs, i. Its, Carpoor’u lb Sute sneep
m 10 ,Itr CaDaj3 Car S5 lb
Uoja-31 can to-day; 27,000 for the week.
Market scarcely as strong- Dressed sold at 6'4a
ilsci lour cars live 0hi0,221) ibe, 53£ c;
t'liuie, 50.50.
DIED.
A October .-y,
i 87., oi apoptex*. Mrs. J B. aaiao«r, mulher or
Mrs. Dr. r. D. rltcu. aged 79 yean. or
vaucrai at ilm ltuaiod«iurUa>. 9a. ra
SPaFKUUD—On cn* 20m iust., of 'diotbera
?(wtu; lU. 1 1 d u8l>l J kLt' of
Ficioii, Ualarlo. paper* please coot
UUGUii^—At Lehl, Ulan, „o ihe 30th Inst Rnil,
S.. -I-.0, G J Uuahn, (oriorty of Utmi°,'3.am,.
moatbJ.' d L lean .SaN
EiRiD WPW Please copy.
i*M 1 11 Y l°u V- Clooer 2u ’,V7 rrr io **ot eon of A. S
nad jleliua t. 4Luua/, aged Xt d«ys.
•tOW LEV—ltctuOer 20, of niembraßßona i-r.-... _
...not C. Jl. and Jane D.tt.wtey !mor BeOM c «ap.
Funeral at Uinrreataonck*, its Faitoo-st at it a
>u oiiora../. «>et. 3i.
.•lOOKti—i)u F'-iu-.y morning, Oct. 20 c<Krn.i»
May. youugest ci.tu «f J.n4 u.«od’h? a ffi
jluurv. aged 16 mouths. utaany.
t oneral trum ibnir residence. 33a \Vm«
sontiay at 3o’clock,
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STATE LEGISLATURE. »ml lor umrereat
UL,uioiiill l UO« I mratr. They aro oppoiod lo Ku-Klux leciila
Uon, against a su»pcnsion of the hnb'a corpur
»nd ifihe Democratic party put forward a man,
or accept on-who may bo put forward by other*,
who sound upon those principle*, he will ro
co;vo the entire Uarmnn vote of tho United
atate?, numbering from 500.000 to s>4 000 men
Passage of the Suplomenli'y Ware-
house Bill in the Senate.
The Reassessment Bill lost in the
Senate.
Spkikgfeld. 20.—The Senate met as utaal.
The resolution to sell the surplus books Id the
State Library was adopted.
Tue House bill Xu. 4, Warehouse bill* wo
amended** f-.llows:
Provided, ibat ibis Section shall only apply
Jo the removal ot each grain as is covered by
warehouse receipts issued prior to October 8,
IS7I, nod which have been destroyed by Are on
October S or 9. proof of which destruction by fire
shall be made under oatn. io the satisfaction of
the warehouseman issuing said receipts."
As amended, iho bill passed by 3d votes.t
Mr.Uiigzs, Secrotary ol the Senate, was di
rected to confer with the Secretary of State re
garding the arraugement and ventilation of the
old Chamber :or use at the next session.
Too Committee on Finances reported on some
contingent expenses, and the Senate concurred.
p Tne Senate refused to concur in the llonao
amendment to Senate bill iJo. 11. lor the reas
sessment of property in tho burnt district. The
rote stood 25 to 5.
The bill is lost. Legislation for the session is
ended, as there are not two-thirds of tho mem*
bers present.
The House met at 10 o’clock. Prayer was
made by Her. Mr. Cloud, and the journal was
read and approved.
A message was received from the Governor,
approving House Bill No. 1, the Canal bill, and
stating that at the next meeting of the General
Assembly be would lay before, the iluuse ms
reasons lor approving the same.
Senate Bill N*>. 4, relative to the Cook County
Insane Asylum, was read a second time, and or
dered to« 'bird reading. A
HSenalc Bill N«'. 2 w..s amended, by adding the
section rcluiing t» tbe vacation oi tbe ordinance
ol lbe Common ouucil.
A mcjsnge was (received from too senate con
curring i» the lb.use offered Inst
nisbt. to adjourn the special session ut 11a.m.
on Tuesd.iy next.
The S-ouie bill providing for a contingent fund
ot $lO OiO. at the di.-p"?al of t .0 Governor, was
read and re.erred tu tue Committee on Appropri
ations.
Tbe Senate bill providing for SISOO for the
Lieutenant Governor was read a second time,
tbe umuunt made SI,OOO. aud tbe bill ordered to
a third tvamtig.
Tti f-'p-akcr appointed Messrs. Armstrong.
SuU'.vau. U ce. of Peoria. aud Springer on tbe
cotutoiacL- tu arrange the ball for toe next meet
ing- The Speaker is Chairman ot the commit
tee.
Message from tho Senate concurring in the
House resolution instructing th<i Secretary ot
Slate to *i-ll at cost price any law books not
wanted by the Scute tu bis possession, to persons
burned ut in Cuicog.i.
Tbe Senate amendment to the Warehouse bill
•wa* concurred in by a vote -f l‘.U to 0.
Messrs. Mason, m Co<k; Cbmdler. of Vermil
lion. and Mr. Shepherd, Clerk uf tho Bouse,
were added to tbe Ventlation Committee.
KEW VOItK.
ACQUITTED.
Kew Ynux, Oct. 20.—Adolph Swayscc, tbe
Trenton, K. J.. b ukvr, has been acquitted on
a charge of forgery.
QUERY.
The fact has not been made known here, which
is stated jo a Western journal that cither Cor
nelias Vanderbilt ur George Law had contrib
uted to Chicago rcli- f.
BTAV OF PROCEEDINGS.
The Supreme C urt lus granted aslay of pro
ceedings in tbe logersull Case.
COTTON STATISTICS.
A comparative cutton statement shows the to
tal receipts trom September 1. 1871. at 270.567
bales; during tbo same time la*t year, 361,449
bales, s.towing a decrease ot t05.832 bale*, i o.nl
export* from September 1, 1571, lOl.iiti bales;
during same time lost year, 104,496 bales.
Stock in 1571. 154.142 bales, at ad thv United
States ports. In IS7(J it was 201.5U7 bales. Stuck
in 1871, at interior towns, 35,511 tabs; same
time last year. 32.202 bale-.
Washington fire insurance company
George C. £?aturlee lias been appointed re
ceiver uf tbe Washington Fire Insurance Com
pany. which suspended to-day. Its capital i
£400.000. Surplus, £350.000. Lasses in Chicago
about $700,000.
POLITICAL.
Tbe Dominations made by the Democratic Re
formers meet tbe fppr' Val ot tbe Republicans
generally. Tbe Ttmes and 2’riLune support
them. Slgel’s nomination Is a concession to the
Republicans.
Sheriff Brennan has deserted Tammany. His
provocation was the admission oi tbe Dowling
delegation to the Scnat-rial Convention on an
equal footing with the Brennan delegates.
KEYSCa’S LITTLE GAME.
Warrants lor tbe payments ol $600,000 paid to
the name ol Keyset have beed loand. Keyset
pronounces the signatures forgeries. They were
paid by the Tenth National Bank, which tho
Mail says is own- d by tbe Ring.
insurance losses.
The Cbmmeraai AdccrftscraUua that tho to
tal losers oi tin* New York insurance companies
by tbe Chica. o fire are $57,940,000.
DR-KEN INSUUANCr. CuMPaMF-S.
Henry I*. Ficumoti bos been app-micd receiv
er t»> windup tur Market Insurance Company.
Jobs Cooke is also appointed receiver ot t.i<*
Atlantic Insurance Company of Brooklyn,
which suspended yesterday.
INSURANCE CONVENTION.
In tho Insurance Convention to-day, tho re
port of tbe Committee on Permanent Organiza
tion, which was accepted, provides f*r n volun
tary national association comp-urd nf insurance
officers having charge ot tbo Insurance Depart
ments in each Statu, fur tbo paipotoot mutual
consultation and protection. Presidents, Vico
Presidents and Executive Oomtaittea to be elect- 1
ed at tbe next annual mmtitigou tbe third Wed-
nesday iu May. Tno repott o. tuo committee on
rates of inlereat.mortality,d:c.. was cousin* red. It
provides that on murine nnd inland navigation
risks tbo whole of tbo premium received on
nnexpired risks shall be charged as a liability,
and held ss an insurance reserve. Filly per
cent of premium received ~n uoespired fire
risk?, having one year ur less to run, should be
charged as liability or reserve: provided tbe
reserve shall not be loss than 40
per cent of tho premium received
during tbo year. Derides this. five
companies should accumulate an extra reserve
fund, to provide lor which no dividend greater
than 10 per cent per annum should be nude on
tbe lull cash capital until niter the insurance
reserve is equal to tbowhole ol the pre
miums received on all un xpired fire risks. Tne
committee also recommoi d the approval by ike
convention of an American experience tattle ui
mortality, nnd 4% per cent per annum to be
designated by law in card State as a basis for
life insurance. The rp-rt of tho committee was
discussed until tboimj urnni«-ni.
THKTAMMANV TUaLDS.
It is believed the cram! jury to-day indicted
oneuflhu highest city officer* lor fraud. No
name is ia«*iiti*iQ. J, and the officers .if the cur.
refuse to give ai.y iof.-nnaiioii. Jud.-e L dirnl;
w*s beiore the grand jury to-d«y to testily iu
the c&so i radios against M»y>>r Hall.
ilANDAilld.
Judge Ingraham has srunted a mandamus
which «.»u,|nsilcd the Comptroller lo raise S3iV
500 lor ur media lease iu the Department of pub
lic Parks.
NOMINATION?.
The Administration mug of tb« Republican
party, to-jliebt, iH.mmat.d FrarzSizel lor Reg
ister, G,or«e C-Barrett fur Jud.ro f tuo su
preme Court, nod Cbarl-s U. D .fly f..r the Court
of Common Pit-;*. The ticket is the same as
was nominated lust n:g .t by (be Reform party.
FOREIGN
Great Britain.
London, Oct. 20.—Earl Granville, in a speech
at Manchester Inst i.isbt, expressed a icehng -if
pride over the .Alabama uepuualious uml their
remit. He regretted tbo suffering of C..i,Mg..
sod thanked the American Government lor sup
pressing (be Fenian raid.
The 3Vme« Ibis morning b.-licves jealousy of
Fneland is i-xtinei in ttic United States.
The subscriptions received at tbo Mansion
House amount to £33.000. Huddersfield has con
tributed iTKO.
It is rumored that Prince Napoleon will go to
Pans.
Nkw long, Oet. 19 --Ilondysido Headers >n,
of Gfisgaw. Scotland, direct tbeir bouso hero to
pay £5,u00 to tbo Ctnc.ign sufferers.
France,
Paws. Oct- SO.—Prince Napoleon arrive.! at
Marseilles to-day. and leaves to-night fur Ajac
cio.
Accounts from Corsica represent tbo island
tranquil.
Germany
Brblix, Oct. 20.-—Tb -Prussian Crott G izctte
contra .icis the account given by Bcuucjitti of
the negotiations between Bistonrk and Napo
leon Jn 1600. It as:orts that tuo German*, while
*t Versailles, found in the archives ot th
trench Government a copy |n Bcnncoltti’s
writing at tbo lamous secret treaty which was
published last year.
Gotua, Oct. 20. —Fall reports of tbo last Ger
man expedition to the Norm Pole arc publish
ed. It is claimed that the exp* dilton was suc
cessful. The Polar Sea was discovered Ircu Irom
ice and swarming with whales.
POLITICAL.
Speech l»y Krauk Blair at Alontfforac-
ry. Ala.
MoXTcrarnr. Oct. M.-Ocneral DUlr. of the
ti jj ‘w* ommu ‘ce, in a ipet-un last night
allnded to the Proposition Uut in the n «-il Dem
craue Aatiunal Convention the South decline to
be represented, but accept wh.WcVvt can
didate the J*orlh offered. 11« dimmed
from the proposition, as did every
Democrat in the \V««taud Xonh. Tu« triumph
ol the Democratic parly will be the safety oj ihe
South, and who should guard Its saicty bat the
South. If they tail, may not others i.il? The I
Sonto baa no question of personal lav rues, but 1
their choice should fall on him must likely to I
carry the banner in triumph. If the South tail
to send prudent and wise nu-n it will l*o claimed
as a refusal to go with the I'iorthiTii Democrats
because of the' new departure, and l
because the spirit of the rebclliou burus 1
under its sa> n oiaeriog asbes. H.- was no frienu j
of tne New Departure, but belt- vid in the pa
triot! m ami purity «f motive of tb so who hare
chosen that pain. He would never yield bis own
convictions as to the cousuiuiiouu ity of the i
usurpations of the Radical party. He was will-
ing to figut the Radicals in any shape the Bern-
ocratie party may determine, lie believ
ed the New Departure failed to bring
success in tho elections this summer
and fail for the re»>on that it was a
confession ol inability to carry tho elections up
on our own principles. In that confession the
party failed to place candidates before the peo
ple in harmony with the platform. Thus, whi e
some Democrats were disgusted at the cmc.-s
--ston, no Republicans were conciliated. The fu
ture d«*n t look gl .otny under the losses of tne
summer and autumn. Ihe Republican parti
l fi?* lQ l ho seeds oi disaffection and
el.ul.f 7 n d lb renominaiion <>t Gram
n ?i* ,n bis ‘-pinion* be
narreud l ,cUtor »d the Republican
&YOIII di^‘ r B to be 10 tho country .1 large.
-i* bis own n .imujiion. Some* I
the most conscientious, able, and ourageou
men. sUndmg Insm-.v in the Republican party
wrll leave it when Grant u nom.nattd.Tnd uk
good pains to defeat hi- re-election. instead 01
gome lor the .New Dowiure. Sir. Ul-lrVroferr.d
lo giyo .gtt.rai.mo 1.1 ttir.tt.omtt K.,ttbiic.B,T b>
nomiuailpg u llepubhcn »m dr i» to o.
by a muelulronacr guarantee tbao more .ord.
oi the platform, the support of those di/.i
feotud wi h Giaut aud me Hidicai pjr?y U W*
could «li vote for a Republican who f-vor
universal amueoty and u ng-Rut Ku-K.lux”bul*
and mi.ia.y l.w-. Virgin.a on. ad-pied tbU
policy, an J t .c Democrat* ol the tf oul h
foi.ow ii«r «xauipte? We n»vo taken
hold out tu Ai.ssouu. and Missouri would in
tne Presidential ejection, he believed
*ll* c. 1 ur r majority than a ..C
other Matts Kt the candioaic of the Democratic
party. Ihe men oflorcuu hirtb aro tuu men u
whom wc arc to look in the coming atiacric
Xhey come irom countries where despotism is
practiced and know its bad effect- and sign*. an.
«e are already rec-gnuing ibeui. Xncir leading
men and ablest representatives is now proclaim
ing opiKisiUou to Gtaot and bis admu.-
utrauoD—-that bo has taken bis departure* *q..
bunted bis snips. It was Cart cclimt«bui<i
tbaen ireG-rman element ui Ali-soun tu br.a*.
down tbe die ranchis.ng c-au-o 1 her consul
Uuo.and arrayed ni» vuui.lrytn u a* o. c ma
against the ad luiiirauyu, and to despise 1
officers, patronage, and power. They stano
fairly ftodiQtureiy to-csy.iolidly to the fastman
.VIOniGAX
Rescue of Boats’ Crews Belonging to
tlie JLoct Steamer R. V. Coburn.
Detroit, Oct. 20.—Tho arrival of the propel*
lep Brooklyn, of the Northern Transportation
Line, yesterday. brought intelligence, according
to the statements of the Captain, that two more
boats of the lost steamer R. 0. Coburn bad been
picked op oo Lake Huron, containing: eighteen
person?, and that they hoi been trans
ferred by the vessel which bad
picked them op to the t* r PP e *J? r
S. D. Caldwell, and wore on their way to Maeki*
one. This morning tho following despatch was
,received
Mabins City, 001. 20.
To Captain Khcr W«irrf, Detroit:
The following men from 'he U- G. Coburn ire
are at Mackinaw: W. L. Ilansc, second male;
11. M. Rhodes. of Wmdair, trader; Martin
M&harring, James Warwick, watchman; E.
Mumtord. Charles Miller, James Leedoer (col
ored). R. Kelly- passenger. The nows comes by
steamer Magnet. _
(Signed) .L- Lmtbb.
By most persons the inference is drawn from
this despatch that only one boot was picked up
in addition to that drat found, and that this sec
ond b 'ot was loft at Mackinac by the Caldwell,
tbe Magnet bringing the intelligence to Marine
City.*Tbe Cuptoin of the Brooklyn may easily
have confused the boats somewhat, and tap
posed that two additional boats had been saved,
whereas one was rescued in addition to tbe first
one. Further intelligence is of coarse awaited
with the utmost anxiety.
CANADA,
The Canada Pacific Survey—Fcriihed
by Fire In the Woods—Marine Disas
ter*.
Toronto, Oct. 20. J. G. Johnson, engineer in
cuargo ot Division JI 01. the Canada Pacific
survey from Red Rock, Nepigon Bay to Long
Lake, has arrived here with a portion
uf bis men. Pivo Indians and two
whites belonging to tab staff wer«
burned to doatn from fires in the woods.
Johnson has completed hi* work and reports
favorable of tbe country between tho above men
tioned place* f-r a railway.
Kingston, Ont., Oct. if. —Still further marine
disasters aru reported. Schooners Pumoc, Cath
erine and Consucliu, are ashore at Howe Island.
Tbe latter left this place yesterday with a cargo
of iron for Cleveland.
THE EPISCOPALIANS.
Yesterday’* Proceedings In Che Haiti-
more Convention.
Baltimore, Oct. 19.—1q the Episcopal Coo*
rendu to-day the Committoo oa Canons re
ported Ibat no change seemed to be expedient
in tbo Canon of Marriage and Divorce. A ma
jority report from tbo same Committee was
made, declaring it inexpedient to create tbe
office of Suffragan Bishop.
The Convention took np tbe special order tbe
report ot tbo Joint Committoo on Ritaal. A
long discussion ensued, which was going on at 3
o’clock.
I'eicgrapmc »revitica.
The Treasurer of tbo Chicago relief fund in
Cleveland had received up to noon yesterday
£22.000 In cosh contributions.
—The jury in tho case of Bolts, on trial for tbo
murder of Uatstcd. at Trenton. X. J.. rendered
a verdict nf guilty of murder in tbe first degree.
—Private advices have been received from
Captain Hall, of tbo Arctic exploring expedi
tion, which report him. under date of September
5, assailing northward from Uperuavik, on tbo
Russian coast. All were well.
—Xbo City Council of Montreal voted £50.000
for Chicago, yesterday, making over SIOO,OOO in
tbe aggregate.
—Twelve hundred dollars wore yesterday sub
scribed by tbo citizens of Petrolia, Canada, for
tbe relief ol sufferers from the fires which have
been raging la Mioaigau. A deep feeling of
sympathy pervade* tbe whole of this part of the
country for tbe sufferers trom the fire in Chicago.
Snow has fallen at Iverlook, Ulster County,
N. V.. to tbo depth of two inches.
—Two houses, and a barn filled with grain,
burned last night on tbe west side of tbe St.
M.trys (O.) Reservoir, from fires which broke out
among me grass and .driftwood, yesterday. Tbe
farmers in tbo vicinity were plowing trenches
around tbo houses and barns to save tbom. A>
Inst accounts tbe wind bad subsided, and it was
thought that the fire would bo controlled with
out further damage,
—lra A. Paine has issued a challenge to tbe
world for a sh-*otinr match for SIO,OOO a side and
tbe championship of America.
—Chickering k Sou, piano manufacturers,
have given SI,OOO and tboir employes SI,OOO
f-r tho Chicago sufferers.
—Tbo Illinois Lodro of tbe Independent Order
ot Odd Fellows, of Jacksonville. Ins voted to
contribute SSOO to aid their suffering Chicago
brethren.
MASONIC NOTICES.
Masonic,
At a regular comnmuicatino of PLEIADES LODGE
No 47a, A. F. and A. M., b*-ld In their b-.11, Thursday.
Oct. 19, IS7I, the following resolution was unaul
mously adopted.
Resolved, that our sister lodges affected by tho fire
be and the e«me are hereby corulajiy am) (raterunllv
tendered the use of Pleiades Hall lor their matins*.
Apply to T. C. HATCH, W. 51., at Noutii Branch
station of C. N. W. B. It. cor, of Jefferson and
Meaghcr-sts.
Attention Sir Knights.
There will be a Special conclave of tho Apollo Com-
Diandcry No. I, K. T.. in the hall of -‘Home Lodg,*."
corner of Cottage Grove av. and Twenijr-firal-et., at
7.S p. m., prompt. .A full attendance of its members
la earnestly desired.
By order of KUGKXE B. MYERS, Commander.
E. N. Tucker. Recorder.
DRT GOODS.
Have taken brick stores on
State-st. at the intersection
of Archer-?.v., -where they
intend to open, in a short
time, with an ample stock
of goods.
CLOTHING.
$50,000
WORTH OF
FINE CLOTHING
Just received at the stores of
Edwards, Bluett Co.,
45&47Madlson-st., cor. Clinton.
376 State-st., near Harrison.
'V* shall offer our goods less than oM price*.
Beidlng's successors, form-rip and ys Ttandolrh-st
DISSOLUTION NOTICES,
Dissolution Notice.
The firm of Baldwin A Taylor wu, dixolvrd by mu
tual consent and fervent beat on the 9h day of O---
tobsr, lint. Either partner I* oiuliorir.od to sign io
liquidation. Unfinished work win bo finished on
l omt account, and tbo bueiueM will be continued by
L. S. Baldwin, at rear of No. &>G v\ t »t
C. 31. BALDWIN.
Chicago. Oct. 19. 1871. F. P. TAYLOR.
Dissolution,
Tha firm of JOHNSTON A SLOAN I* this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All I'iisiorsi <<t the late
firm will be settled by OHO. S. SLOAN, 977 Mate »t.
E. F. JOHNSTON,
UF.O. S. >LO.\N.
Messrs. SLOAN A EASTS! AN, successor* to John*
•too X Sloan, will continue bimornj ut 977 Mate at.
GKO.S. SLOAN,
Tbc Copartnership of the Firm
Stax. Stcndel d Roebbelen,
is dissolved by mutnal consent; 11. ROKBDELEN,
being authorised to collect tbe ontstandhig drhte.
Chicaeo. October, t&th 1871.
FOB SALE.
Brick For Sale.
I have 1.000,000 brick for sale, iradr to ship at any
time. Address
WM. MILLER* Princeton. 111.
Closing Sale of Carriages,
One half top Brett; one light top buegy; one Ugh I
open buggy; one horse top buscy and harness; out
double harness; one express or grocery wagon; on*
two seated top carriage, at lIATIIAWAY’S.
StaU-st.
Damaged Crain
for sale at North Side Elevators.
Also 300 laborers wanted Immediately,
n. j on.nvißT.
amusements.
GLOBE THEATRE
COL. WOOD’S SID'EDM COMPANY AT THE
GLOBE, Desplaioos-st., between Washington and
Madison.
Saturday Evening, Oct. 23,15T!,
WON A.T LAST.
All the favorites in ihe out. ilr. J. W. Blsisd-ll
h.v* kindly volunteered by permission of R. M. Kidd,
Esq ,of Boston Museum. To conclude with tho greai
fares of
WHO’S WHO.
Box Office Open Saturday for Sate of Seats.
AUCTION SALES.
By GILBERT M\ttTl\,
New Store. 36 and 60 West Madisoo-st.
Household Furniture.
CARPETS, r
And other roods at auction, on SATURDAY MORN
ING, at the saU-sroomt, 56 and M West Madl-oti st.
\lso 30 Mrrels Sweet Potatoes. Also tuO bosbeli
Hickory Snu.
348 Wabash-av.,
Gfenteel House Puinitme
AX AUCTION,
WEDNESDAY Oct. 35, at 10 ./clock* at dweTUng
0 >aba*b-av *urnltmaconsists ot Parlor, Din
loom, and Chamber h«u. Oeda, Bedding. Car
Stores, Crockery. Ac.
WH. A. BPTTrrc
INSURANCE.
PACIFIC
Insurance Com’y
OF SAX FRAXCISCO.
Thr followlnff telegram Jnal rcccircd br Hnlchia
Balaton. General Agents:
San Francisco, Oct, 19,1871.
Morsra. Hutchins Ealston, Gen. Agts.
Pacific Ins. Oo,:
We make provision for ail losses
and resume business immediately—
assessment will make good impair
ment of capital. Act accordingly.
A. J. EALSTON, Vice Prest.
lo view of the above the General Agents at West*
era branch Office. Cnicago, bare issued the follow
ing advice to all their Agouti:
Final positive advlco* from PACIFIC received, am
pie provision made for payment of ail lossca-impair
ment of capital made good—i osutno business at good
round rates. All needed blanks will be furnished nt
earliest moment.
HUTCHINS RALSTON,
General Agents Western Branch Office,
472 WABASH-AV.
All parties haring claim* ncalnit this com pan
pl«-<88 present them fur adjustment at Company’
Ufllcft.
TO TOE PATRONS
OF TUB
National Insurance Co.
OF BOSTON, MASS,
Tho assets of tbs National Insurance Company
Oct. t, 1371. were about Sl.ono.itoo,
Their loss-s at Cbicng.. will not roach ItuO.OOO,
and tu«y not exceed SW'.OfO cash.
After a very careful investigation of their affairs,
■*ud in view of the above fact*, tbe Board of Direc
tors, on Saturday. Uclnb-r IS, 1871. came forward,
subscribed tu. wad Iramodlat-ly made up a guaran
•ea fund amply snlhcifut to cover all io-ees and
leave their Capital and Surplus Fund INTACT, and
immediately authorized onra*|re« to go on and p*y
<>ur losses, and continue the business hs heretofore,
but at an advanced rate of premium where rate*
have been innd-nost* heretofore.
D. P. DuOBINSA >ON, Agent* and Managers,
Lake Department National Insurance Co.
Buffalo. Oct. 17. 1671.
For Hull and Cargo Insurance apply toCHAS. E.
CUASK, No. 2 Masonic Buildlug, corner llalsted
and Randolph at*.. Chicago
Great Western
UiSDKASCE COMPANY.
At a meeting of the Great ’Western In
surance do., ot Chicago, held this da;,
at its Office, 77 Ponrteenth-st., after an
examination of its resources,it was unan
imously resolved that this Company can
and will pay all of its losses in fall, and
preserve its paid-up capital intact.
All persons having claims against the
Company are requested to present them
at once for adjustment
By order of the Executive Committee.
0. D. HOOKER, Scc’y.
H. L. STEWART, Pre ldent.
Solid Fire Insurance.
Darla d BcQna, Agency.
Offices 55 South Cansl-st and 5eS Mlcbigan-ar.
Imperial Ino. Co., or London. England
Assets 96.00 D.OOO. sold.
Franklin Fire Ins. Co., or Philadelphia.
Assets 92,750,000.
American Central I no. Co., or HI. LonU.
Assets, 91.000,000,
The above are aseete, after paying all our Chicago
losses.
Property Insured at current rates.
DAVIS 4 BEQUA. Agents.
PRESENT YOTJR CLAIMS.
All persons holding Policies in tho
Mutual Security Insurance Cempany,
on property destroyed by the late fire, are requested
to call at tbe ADJUSTER'S OFFICE ol th» Com
pany,
188 West Washlngton-st.
Brlngroor Policies with yon. The ohjHst is to ob
tain information necessary to an early adjustment ot
all claims.
N. O.—The General Office of the Compafcy will re
main, for tb* present at
Xo. 30 Sooth Clinton-M.
REPUBLIC
life Insurance Comp’y.
The Directors bsvo voted to rebuild tboir buiMlnc
on the bud* site, and mvk- it at nearly nr*-proof as
poavible. Bankers and Insurant- Companies desir
ing an offloo can have apartments arranged to suit
them, ai.d bo ready to occupy in 5 I**KTV DAYS.
For rcut OI rooms apply at the offlen. 551 West Mon
roe-»t. ORRIS E. MoOBK, Secretary.
To the Insurance Pidslic.
tVhil* actively engaged in resuscitating THE
CH KtiNlcLE, I anddenly prostrated by danger
on« illness, but am now in a fair was of recovery,
and avail myself of this first opportunity to inform
my patrons and the public generally thal <be publi
cation of THE CUUONICLB trill l>o resumed on or
I'eforo November I. Material has beeuordor-d.bat
owing to the extraordinary demaad upon the type
foundries (I may be a week or tea days yet before my
nffice can to refurnished. By (hat time I hope
to bo able to attend personally to business. and
resume my old-time place nod relations to niy pat
rons. JOHN J. W. O’DONOGHUE.
President and Treasurer Chronicle Fkib. Co.
Temporary office. 6m State at.
Parties who Have Suffersd
By the fire, bolding policies of
FEUPLE’d INC. CO., OF SAN* FRANCISCO,
and
LAMAR INS. CO., OP CHICAGO.
Will present their claims AT ONCE, st Room G
third floor. No. 30 West Madison-st.
C. F. MACnERHOT.
President F<siple’s Insurance Co.
Q-EO. C. CLARKE CO.,
Insurance Agency,
OFFICE: No. 10 Eldridge-court.
BRaNcH OFFICE: 6ft South Canal-st,
Represent the MANUFACTURERS’ INS. CO.,
Boston. organizes! IBSf
HOME IN*. Co of c. Inmhus. Ohio.
NORTH AMEIIIOVN HBK INS. CO., New York.
Royal Insurance Company, of Liverpool,
England.
CHARLES n. CASE, General Agent.
No. GSSontb Caoal-at.. np stairs.
ASSETS -....—.TEN MILLION DOLLARS
The Manufacturers’ Insurance Co.,
BOSTON.
Incorporated 1522.
Caeb Capital. S 4«VW>
A««.u, |.439.mn
Lialdluir* thtctad.itg thove at avi.,»w
Net Aaaelt, I.IM.Ort
For Insurance in tb« above *-rllng company, apply
3 GEO. C. CLARKE A CO..
tO Eldridge»c« nrt and M South Cawal-st.
Putnam Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORD.
Farliea having claims against the above company
for loss by lb* late fire are requested to pree-nt them
at one-, to f'Cllitate adjustments and ascertain the
present condition of tbe company. Office No. 30 West
Madison at.. Rootus l and 7. third floor,
ILJ. SMITH. General Asgent.
Uct. 20. 1?T1.
Notice to Policy Holders.
Parties outside el tbe burnt district, to wh.kn «e
hare made loans and wb«*# policies we hold ac col
lateral, are requested to call upon us Immediately.
This Is of the utmost Importance, as a large ntrmbsr
of tbe policies are do longer good and sbonld be placed
lo undoubted companies at once.
Parties in the burnt district should also e ill and
have proof of loss made, that the money be collected
as possibly k
BA IBP h'BRADLKI.
M Sou 111 Canal-st.
Cbulcr Walt
LLFEv IK SC B Alt Cl 00
W H. WtXM. Agtnt,
No.* <f.2 .West Waohlaaton-at.
NOTICE.
Persons suffering lost by tbe recent firv, and hold
ing Policies in ths'Oerman Zasurauco Compsny of
CtevelNQil, Alemannia Insurance Company of Cleve
land. and Aurora Insurance Company of Aurotr*. are
requested to present tho saiga at the earliest moment
for adjustment. J. B. UALL. Adioator.
So. 30 West Madlsoh-st.* Boom 3 third floor.
Chicaro. Oet. >9. tSTI.
4»tur Fire lujurance Co. of New Y*ork.
STATE TNSD RA'SCfc'CO. of Chicago.
Policy holders can hasten the setth-mrut ofcla Ims
for |i»ses against the above companies by presssilog
tbsra at No. V 2 West Madison st.
J. TANIHWAGgN.
Chicago Life Insurance Co*,
&S3S West Washington st. W« have sarea all ear
records and securities completely, beside* a quantity
.if printed matter.
JSO. n. CLAPP, Secretary.
Notice.
The undersigned havlrgbeeo appolnt<fd a commit
Kvioact tor the tutereet of policy-holders in insur
.luce companies' which Cannot pay in full, hereby
r.queet theropreseiitalivesof all each roweaulai to
nruub ns at the earliest practical period a fah
•uteineßl of their condition, with a mil description
of tbeiraaseu. C. B*. Fab ELL,
T. D* OKAY.
A. P. sEEBEUGER.
committee.
October so.'isn.
lo Policy Holders
in Tbe Vommerelal Insurance Co of Chicago.
Owing to ihf irrrlWe l ngg>s by ttse fire 0: October 9.
n-tt «ntl.f aU'tsarv swept »wat, aud w» »ottty yo.>
as a I'rttod aau patr»it oi th« company, in order t>
allow tias to your property, to insure
la some other
MTS CELX.ANEOUS.
A YOUNG am or good business qualification*,
who has at his immediate command *i.ont>. will
have la 000 roar il.OOt mure, nnd ha* had several
reart mercantile experience, deairee to inter Into
partnership with a reliable man of Chicago. In a safe,
profitable businee*. Hardware or grocery trade pre
ferred. Address: BUSINESS. P. O. Box, slu, Geoige
town, D. C.
A GEMLEMAN with ftutnu capital would like to
invest in some business in Chicago immediately.
Address JOHN* SUTLER. 125 East Flfteenth-st..
New York city
BOOKBINDERS— For sale, an embossing and
blabbing machine, cheap, at 019 State-St.
BUILDING and robbing done promptly and at low
prices. NICHOLSON BROS. 4CO„ Builders.
5n East lUrrlmm st.
CiLhVKLAN U A ASPKI.L, commission merchants,
continue business at 35 West Lake st.
BIVOiiCEa LEGALLY nil PA IN ED WITHOUT
newspaper report. NEWELL PRATT. Att.ir
nry in the state and United States Courts. 1131 Ws-
Lash-av.
Divorces legally obtained for de*
sertion, crnelty, Ac. Fee after decree. Eight
years' experience. Address Post Office iu37.
HMAI i Ct)., Pawnbrokers, 3*3 State at., up
stairs. Cash fur old gold, watches, and dia*
moods. Ac.
M’C.VFFKKY A CO.. Carpenters. Leave orders
at W. D. Kecfout, 59 Washington.st.
Nil. TAYLOR, Engraver on Wood, now ready
for bntin-ss at 31 W»«t Madison st. Friend
ana patrons call or tend address. Orders by mail so
licited.
PROOF 'of losses for insurance made out by
JNO. G. NICHOLSON. Notary Public and Beal
Estate Agent. 50 East Hamsun st.
REAL ESTATE—Georg** A Hill, imw at Slate
st. We will he glad to ere all cur old friends,
md any number of new ones.
T> EVES UK STA MI'S lor sal** at 393 Wabash av,
SX br MB*. JANE E. WALTERS.
STEAM PL*.MI'S, ENGINES. AND JIAtTUSKBV
of all descriptions supplied from Eastern mvnu
tetorera by trlegraphio orders. Office at C. 31 .ASON
V CO.. 16 CarroH.st. L. P. DODGE. ___
Si UIIAOE at Be-trern’* Warehuus**. &3T to <*43 auutb
Clark at., tyuweon Twelfth and Fourteenth sts.
SPRINGER A PIERCE, licit Esiata Brokers, 537
Wabash av.
qvo CONTRACTORS —lilt 11. K.'—i Ila\*K
a brick, which 1 will deliver on tit*- c«r» here at
reasonable rate*. JOHN 31. FOLLETT, Atkinson,
Henry Conn»r. 111.
r nilE Inventor*’ Exhibition and Patent Right As*
1 Roctatlon*. 12 Warren st.. N. V-. solicit, exhibit,
and dispose of patents and patented go»ds. Patent
Right Gazette, price 10c Avents wanted.
W’ANTED-TU PURCHASE StFEET IN BURNT
district on £tstc st. Address J, G. BROWN.
2a7 Michlgan-av.
VVT ANTED TO LEASE—4OxIOO fe*d, on which to
vt erect a brick building 'or mauuiucturing pur
pose*. Terms must be reasonable. Address 310
CREADY, SMITH A ALbEN*. IDl.'s YVeet Ran
dolph »t.
WANTED— To Pnrchae*— A liquor lie**n«e and bar
fixiur-s. Addrv** J O 11. Trlhij'-o offiee.
WANTED— To Merchant Tailor*-W« hare n
•tore room, with residence above, to tent. In a
c dairy town in lliinol* containing r.noo people.
Thi* I- a good chance for a merchant tailor with
■mail capital, ho bu«lneas of tbo kind there. Call
on F. M. CORBY. at 3lcGrcgor'a, 23 South Canal-st..
and get particular*.
wanted—'to rmtciiA>K-;i.. t ket u.n wa.
haih.ar., la burnt district. Address J. G.
BROWN. 237 Mlchigm-av,
WBaRROW, Premium Wig Maker, 112 West
Madison>s:.
WANTED-ForCaah— a 2 karat diamond of the
first water. State lowest price nnd address
T.N. JARVIN, Clifton Hotel, Ottawa. 111.
SHADES—I.Mu pairs of window
v shades are offered to tho trade at low prices. In
all colors. F. E. BIGDY, opposite Post Office. (523
State st.
TTyANTED—An Interview with a fir*l-cla*« pap-r
M box manufacturer. Address CII U, Tribune
office.
Y\TANTED—For immediate delivery, for ca*h,
Skl.OnO good sntHt*nii*l building bricks. Bid*
will be received at the office of Wn. MUNSKN A
SON'S, So. 3t Sixteenth Chicago,
W'vRREN, KEE.nEV A to., t-im.-rh ■•i l.'o
Dearborn st., can now he found at is I Wab.t»h
av.. where they have many applications to purchase
and lea*** property in the burnt district, to rent
stores, houses and offices. All partle* having p op
erty lor sal**, leaso or rent would do well to call and
leave description of it at once. Parti-* d-*lrinC to
hoy. I-ase or rent can find plentr o« good bargain" at
Urn office of WARREN, KEENEY A CO., 331 Wa
)u«h av.
WAM'KU-Oasn paid mr »-c.*oj imnd watches
jewelry, old gold, silver, diamonds. guns, pis
tols. mu-lcal Instrument*. clothing. lurnllure, dry
goods, and all nrtlclcaM value. J. BARTLETT.
Pawnbroker, *2 Weft Lake *lone d<*or Irom Canal.
I*. S.— Money t-> loan ou all oi the abate coo l*.
(2*o rtykAciivli i<> invest in uusiurs*. Adiress
<250, LI Lr LJ DA. Itlveraid* P.O. for three days.
Ift/t AAA I* rsoua iUh annually in the Fnii-d
iUujUvU State* o. Conaumi>< ion; two- third*
uf all Consumption cases begin with catarrh. To
learn what cause" Catarrh and learn to cure it,
read “The Specialist. Price'o cents, sent b* mall.
Address or apply tn Dr S. C. PRATT, No. 233 West
*r fliirago
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A Restaurant and bakery, and leaso for sale at a
b*rg»ln—rar chance. Thu new Prink block Is
locate! at 113 West Van Kureu-st., two block* from
Canal st. The store is w.-ll established and is d.»lng
a good paving bu«tiiL-s*. suitable fur any business.
A FIRST-CLASS distillery tor sale, situated in the
beat grain producing district in Illinois. The
buildings and machinery are In perfect ord-r. Could
tM stall'd at once, and will be s'dd at a wry low fie.
uro for cash. MAaON A CROiBY. 43 East Kioxle
st.. Chicago.
A NICE IllHs stock rtalionery unit confectionerv,
witii tixturea. for sslc. Excellent location.
Cheap rent. Cull at 725 West Randolph it.
BUrTNESd-The mauiractoring partner of a firm
wlih a profllahlo business established is
lo to--ot p«r ies with ..leans to continn-. 7he pr.’S-
flrft. la com relied to «rop in cons-quence of the
Ut* fire. Business profitable. Ile,l i.f rcfarenc s
aiveti» C-pital require?. »!0.000 Address MAM>*
FA‘*Tt> RRR. ore lllshop A Piln-He. 16 Jefferson-st.
DRUG SYDRE, in a thriving city near Chicago fm
sale. a01y92,4"0. Fa«y terms. Bare cnancs.
Inquire at 177 M eat Twclftti-st,
DRUG STORE, with stock, for sale. 609 South
Cmal-at., corner B.r><vt also house, ___
|-OKSAIiK-To Frintera-Ad i-XCrUcnt j-;l> print-
I in* office -or small work. such as bill heads,
carl*. Ac.. now located at No. 9 East Third at.. Cm
airmail. Has two exwll-ut Treses and a complete
as«orimenl td material of the v due of ij.ftat. "i I
bo a«UI for 82,0*0, on time, 10 bo secured by inortcagi
on real estate. ao letters of Inqmry no-d bo wru
l**n. Any p -r»on who wants th» office and can s-cur«
the payments had better conn* and see it. J. F
CUKW, Lawrencsbnrgh. Ind.. 20 miloa from tin
cinnati. (i i the Indians polls Kailrnad.
FUR S *LE-Ur rent. first-class gallery. Apply at
2:2 Bine Island ar.
L'OUSALK-A GU‘>D PAYING OR-'CKUY AND
r provision store, with building. on uno <»f th- L-at
ytrreta In the city, wth a good run of custom, cho -p
If sold within three days. Apply to L. 11. FUIBLR
CJEU. 218 Third ar.
I 'OR SALK—Cheap tor ii ca»h and >4 lumber, aaah
an *«!o-»r and planing mill machinery. Address
J M S. Tribune office. ____
F*(Ul SALE—Or to Kent-Wjrh iramediste ros*e*-
sion. a brewery capable of brewing 7» barrels
per work, in a coo-try town of Uiliel-lt-nta, m
miles trem Chicago. Apply to O. LLIHRIE, 161
>oqtli llslaled at-. *~hlcago.
FUK SA LK— A good stock of clothing, doth*. hats
and Cape, with lease <»l store, and C-*od estab
lished trnde. Will take *j,r»n in hlcago property.
Addrra* Box 73. Three Rivers. .Mich.
I'Ult SALK—Or rent—Furniture rinnuactory
4 with ia»wer. and the new-««*t also,
arg* houso and 2 lots, inquire 3.9 South Clsrk-st.
P'OK SALE—S.thioa al 34 Blue Island ar
t'OK SALK OK TO KENT—Foundry and machine
shop, almost new, at 'V...Jst->ck. 3tcllenry
FUH SAMv—The **Rob Roy Hou«-,” No, Stale*
et.; LnlUlnC. has 17 sleeping rooms, silting
rooms, bjrrootn. kllch-n and b*rn. Terms cash.
Applyo* preml«*-». PKTBR NEILL.
T EaSK ot largo boarding b<*use mr salo. centr.iJ l
X«». -3» an-iZ.*; W-st LvVo «t.
T> KSTADU.ANT fun g.ALK—Lo-.se. stork, "nd
XV llxiuros; best location in Chicago: ev rythlng
ia good running order. Call 3iu Milwaukee- st.
STOCK AND FIXTCRES. with six month* lsn«e of
a ns# and latgegtvcery store, in priuciptl
stret-ton tbo Wi-st side, for »>le. Inquire at
West In-Uanasl.
AND of an established mill-
O nery an-l notion store. No. 9H Stalc-st., b-twem
T\»enty*flr-«t and Twente-eecond-st., with store to
rea t. Apply on ttie premise*.
ri'U Distillers. Rectift'-rs. and Campoanders: An
X wexr-vri-ne<-d Knslish distiller and rrciitler. sc*
auaint l with the mauu(actum and putting up of
cordials. *c„ desires to arrange with one in the
trade of would Join a party hav:nff capit-d to invest
in lliebti« n»s*. A ldre*e A I>. Tribnne..ffice.
rpu MILLER-"*—A NEW GRIST MILL F*>K SALE
X «r to rent, at Rsclne. W is. It is located cl*'*e
to tho hart»or mid the W U. R. R. Depot For par
ticular*. address VAUGHAN 4 WILLIAMS, Ra
cine. W'ts,
WijinJXtl.K UttUCKItV MIM.K AND BU-** 1
ue« for sale, free of bonu*. and store mr
lease. Dertlrlng to retire from busineM. ws off.-r as
above. The store-I* 23 feel wide, no fret deep, 4
stories high. 9 feet jl<*er-cellar. This afford* a rare
rliatic-Co enter an eSt.-bhshed bnttnea* of 21 years
standing, lu one of th- largest and must flourishing
cities in Indiana. Address 137 XX. care «f Tribune
office.
s fir*-\/\-ri'BXITCRK facrory and business
*2^X c/V_f \J fur sale for cash or part exchange tor
i-n pny in Chicago. Address G- D.. KirksrtUe
Missouri.
<SQ nnn bimnks?man 'VAM'tu
t-pO, 'JUV/B'ernniy given for ro>‘ner: r »dT ?ta
ptojment aud good wage*. Address it u, Tribune
office.
TO LEASE,
FUR LE \SK—On state, uirib of Jackaoa-et
snxiuo tor i\yr«r».
.Xxl'*' on Mate, south of Adams,
a f feot op State, uear Concre**.
XV M.Gt KUKTT. W Stalest..
FOR LEASE—WVII# et.-.VxM cn Well* *t.. be*
tw e<*n Harrison and Van Bureu. SNYDER A
LEE. *1 Katele Agent*. So 9 Ninth M.iUt«*det.
f |'U LEA.*E—Lot* oa XV aabi»Xtou*»t., between sap*
L Batn<>:i and P<*o»la; also, on Lake-et ta-twreo
M»t «ml An.l. MEAD A bOE, 79 XX’eat M:di»on*st..
Room 4.
nxo LEASE for Tear*. by fri teet mi Onnrt
J. Aliev, near LaSalle-'t; alley no three tU** u(
lot. This lot ia well adapted for a printing orli.--.
anidy to J. M- FARLIN. office of A. it. VVlug.
Wai>a<b**v.
r PO LEASE-Lot* on Batter&cld. Arnold, and
L VVemworth'-avs, between Twent).tUtti sn l
rwenrr-»lxili.*cv Long time and low rent, MEAD
A COE. 79 VVrsi .fl.vAi«»D tt.. >lf«nn 4.
AQICKTS WANTED,
AGF.NT& XVANrED-fTlveOteat Horror i>{ tin
Sineteenla (Imsterr, Chica-ro. the Proud City of
ihrWrstin lluina.* iiandrrds o' people and roil*
lions of property bkrued. UO.Oki tvt*-n» rondo
botneUM and rtsiuceJ M beggary. Frarfnl acene»:
heartrrudlug iuehiroka. Miilimii of copi**e of tli
i mete book c<nin> m>ld. haraple oopir*. po«tpiid,
11 cents. Addre.s GCH.*»S?KKD. pobltsher, Chicago
or St. Lnuir.
a GEN I WANTED—F«»r Lloy.l’s Map., Chart*.
•T. and Piciurra. The br*t assortment of g»ods
••rer «>ff**reil to agent*; received einc® lh* Brr. Ordem
will be prompily till <l. Address LUt’IS LLUYD X
CO., lii West Kati-lniph-at Chicago.
AGENTS XVANTED-lam atm on «anb, nnd will
be pleased to hear from aJI my old gems and all
o nets wanting pleasant and profitable employment.
Q M
,ANVA>SIN*G AGENTS Wx.NTED throughout
V< tbs Northwest >or Bryant's Library <M Poetry
and Song. New edition, lolly illustrated. Twenty
editions pnblUhed wiUtlu ten mouths. MDSEa
W AUHEN. m Waat Uaud.dph WC
FINANCIAL.
MOl\BYTt.t LOxN IN tU.MS FUuM To
rl*U.n*> on salistactory real estate «ecuritif*, at
J.. V. and loper coat, CUAS U. HOLMES. >O.-6 Wa*
i-fceh-aT.
Urn have a little m..Uc)' lell, auu »ir f**a.iy M-r
bnsiuess. Long orihort loans. LEVI XVING
A 336 W»ba»U as.
N N ICLIf t\ LOAN HRUKLK, UFr IChL «2 W 7
i Jackson «t.
nnAT'i LOAN toa busturas firm on city
VW real estate security. No comniis
*i«u iA»i, hot an interest ia tho proUts of the bust*
nPM Address, with partlculart and references, J D
At, Ouk’U. Ilia.
£u-|er Jr" aAA TU LOAN—At Hi P*-r cent aud
,*7*V/Ul/ comuiiasion. Our c»rr.»pond*
u.( ah uu. uu; b*«u «ut«rna iioc» the fire will
oie-aedicniatata their lavore. *e all »or books ud
J. F. NICUuLn A CO.. South
~WAJTTED--M AT.-r. HELP.
A 1] ItST.CLAtS German op Trench restasrant
axcook wanted. Am willing topsy 130 for the first
month, atm. in c**o Ja m aatisOed. «0, with free
board and lodging. Only a flrst-chu* rMUarsot
either Cerann or French, of good character,
Unuha C,p,r ARNOLI) p EYOK. P. 0. Box 347.
or two first-class hodr »ud sleigh
ma .s n*r?& 1 carriage shop. Steady work.
Address 0. HAB LEY A SOX. MeGmor.*lowa.
W" ANTED—M atchmaker—A first-class workman.
JJ a Address, with references, W. C. BYRD, Mem
phis. Tenn.
iV AM ED—A No. I stick candy maker. Address.
T immediately, BROW N BROS. A CO., Qnincy,
"W^ANTED— .Wgood ciblnetmakere. Call at A 11.
tin t A KfiWs 4 c S factory. S3 West Washing-
\\T ANTED—Tinner to take charge of a shop in the
\v n CQ i-nnur»a G^ i er T,c pmferred. Address
w. D. ypRBE*. hopll tte. 111.
TYfANTED—An effeciivo »nd first-class travelllsg
Vf“* n,%a a Ib-non carpet hum**. Address
with teicreticea P. U. Box STM. listen. Mass.
to sell goods byssmpleat
Biiows l‘co* ebK. i,V“ r Ad,lrc
ANTED—A good salesman, one familiar with
TVvi h «iF r ?S?tlllinois ai.d lowa. Address
TA\ LOH. WHITE A Cu,, st. Loots
*\NTLD— A salreiu-in. by a wholemle book and
statma-ry hon«e In hr. Lonis. to trav<*| tbrongn
lowa and Illinois; on* that understands tbebnaioese
and is acquainted with the trade. Satisfactory
Kirti’n*! r r an re<l Address CANTWELL A
MIUI.B, M. L--nis
llf AM E.»—SALESMAN —We want a llrst-clsss
travelling salesman who has a largo grocery
trade. Applicants will address us by mail, stating
the amount of sales they have been making, salary
oX p ff. and references. WHITE BROTHERS. 409
Dd 411 North Seoond-st., Sc. Louis.
WTANTLD—A good German prescription druggist
vt trh*» sp-aks English and understands the bust
n»ss p-rf-ctlr. Apply at 36t South HaNtsd
WANTED— A man thoroughly conversant with
the manufacture of sashes and blinds to take
cu.nrga of a factory at Montgomery. Pa. A good
chance, at the situation will be permanent. Refer
ence required. Apply at 593 Wentworth av.
ANTED—A first-class salesman In a shirt and
v v men s furnishing goods business. Apply at office
iifllichlgan Avenue U-iel for Mr. STERN, betwesn
9 -oid II a. m.
\V ANTLD-sa!*-sm**r;--l wjil Live steady employ
v ment to 23 good salesmen, who are oot of busi
ness. and can furnish fir*t-rU»« references Apply In
person or address C. V, MORRILL, No. 3u East
Third st Davenport. lowa.
Ur ANTED—A firet-Cass carriage wood workman
with 1100 or 4300 to go in bus!new. Apply at 41
West 31«dison st., brtwsett 3 and 4 o'clock to-day.
WANTED— A fim-clata lithographer, transferer
and primer tor color and cravon work on a
R. Hoc A Co.'s sip.vu press, by F. KuRBEL A
BROS.. San Francisco. C«i.
\\7ANTi-.D-Thi4day.23uborers for city work »t
*1.75 per day;'. 9 team*; 3t) for railroads,
farms, quarries, saw milts Ac. Free fare. Apply
B. F- ‘CHRISTIAN, Room S.'j Lind's Block.
Kiixlnlpti st. bride-.
WANTED— ;'5 bricklayers will find employment
on .Madison st., 1-etweeo LaSal'e and Wells;
also, on Wabash *v. corner of Harrison st. Wages,
*4 .Mi vor day. PRLesfSGA MULLKR.
WANIED— A good Protestant boy, from 16 to 15
»ara old. to tats care of horses and c-'W. Mast
come well recotnmendod. Apply at Real Batata Office
1M West Bta>)is<>n *t-
\\rANTKD—A man that can finish and role. Ap
rs ply to CUAS. REID. S7S West Chicago nr., Sun*
■Uy morning.
UrANTEb-fwo first-class gild-rs at once; to
stealy and first cl*** hands constant work
gnaranted. 31YKRS DEDIAN, 46 North Charles
»t.. Baltimore. Md.
\\TANTr.D— An experienced liquor salesman to
to travel in tbo Northwestern States fora
house in Cincinnati. Addren immediately, with
re orence. B'»x 1337. Cincinnati. Ohio _
11* ANTED—Colored waiters at the old original 55
cent California Meal Restaurant, 33 South
Canal at.
U’ANTED-Br FOSTER BROS., of Torn Haute.
WAN TED—Two fringe maker* to weave fringe.
V An*w ror call ~n PD-KEHING A MILLER, 25
\\>*t Fourth ft.. Cincinnati. O.
WAN IKD 3u*a«mill and pinery hands to go
out to-day; free fare; tio offle- <ee; corns on
and bring four baggage. A. ANGELL, St West
Randolph »t.
WANTED —A fiiit-class :*ke baker and t-rna
mrnur. lo go to Omaha, Nebraska. One who
understand* home-made candier pref-rrod. Apply to
u. D. MALLORY a CO.. 113 West Randolph. Chi
cago!
WANTED— 3*>o mou for C. B. AQ.R. K. 300
m-n for C- A M. L. 8. R. R. Free fare, no
office ire. ANDREW G. BINO A CD-. 32 Milwaukee
U* ANTED—TiI K EMPLOYMENT COMMITTEE
of tho Belief ati i Aid Aociety have established
head quarters av the Woman's Home. 191 West Jack
•on-«t ’or applicants for female employment. N. K
KAIRBASK. Chnhm«u.
WANTED -FEMALE HELP,
TT’ANtED-At No. 3 Klghteenth-st., a girl for
tv general housework. Must bo good laundress
and cook,
IIrANTED A good cook, w.iiher and Ironsr*
't Anr one alrea a y having a homo need net apply.
•-•SI Sonin yancatnon-si
tirANTED—An exi- riencvd ladv hair dresrerwho
it can mantifacturit and s»ll e.vxts. Apply, at
<*nco, to Mrs. R. W. ALLEN, 175 ttoudward av., De
tr.iit. Midi.
WANTED-AC o-JI Indiana av.. a good laundry
girl.
Ur ANTED-Inim-dlately. a capable girl for second
work, in a private boarding-homs. Call at
743 3licb(gan-av., bas'tnent door.
WrANTKI)-a good cook: al*?. a second girl al
v* 621 Mlchigau av.; Swedish or German pre
ferred.
TI7ANTED—At S3l .Michigan a comp-tont cook
i«.r a private boarding house. City references
required.
YVANTED—A good girl for general house work.
*v rnn-t understand her business. Applj. S3
Adams-st., cor. of Jeffersou.
WANTED— Girl to do general housework at No.
91* Kullon st.
\iv ANTED—A good cook, washer and Ironer lo bo
to Evanston. Inquire nf 11. WHIPPLE,
Room 6 3t i»i>nlc Building, corner of Deleted and
Randolph at.
v\*ANTED-A Wet Nurse. Apply at 6-*»7 Mlchi
igm ar., any time between the hours of S a
m. unit t r. m.
WANTED— FTrst-cU«« girl for general homework.
Go-d w»je«. Appl*’ al Indiana av.
U: A NTbU— Soprano Mnger. on* perfectly familiar
with the t pi-nopal service. To a good singer
liberal terms offered; on* competent to teach vocal
referred. Ad-Jr-as W. 11. M. S9IXTU, Organ
ic. Trinity hnr--h. tpie’n Ohio.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
SITUATION WANTED For hti .dr-da of flrst
claa« cirla. Apply -I SIUS. THOMPSONS, 1002
State at., formerly at 397.
SITUATION WAN I'KD- By a Norwegian dll to
do ebamberwnrk In a hotel or American family.
N«». 2a% North Green at.
bliCvllu.N WANTED— Aa housekeeper by a Udf
competent to till the situation desired. Address
CM. Trilinn»»mre.
PERSONAL*
I N Foit3l ATION Wanted *<t ilra M .rtha Dale.>ho
I kept a boarding hone--at 191 M ichi«an*at.. or any
of her bcatdera, or any other person who knows iy
tlilng of itrs. A. J. Thompson, or her daughters
Leena an-l Mrs. L. J. Keeler, or her a-n» Allr d K.
«n i Krai k Thomp*»n. (tlie ln«tet was in the employ
ot Jom>« A Seilers;, a |oce the fire, will confer a great
(svnr by sending nnv informallau to Misa B. T., care
of WAITS A KQY. Slot 1 ginnery. Alabama.
IN Koit.M A I ION Wan I ED— Miss Amelia Fieri
will pl*-««o call a» No. Archer av.; business
importance. 3! BECKER.
INKUirSIATION Wanted of Edward Dovle, John
CUrti- and John Ur.nis. of Kill and Prosperous.
O Qnty Rildar-. Ireland, by NAAS. 109 Archer av..
rhleag*
K. W. C. PKKKY cTu receive uu trunk by coil-
Ing at 9 Rut-lc-st.
MARY’ SCHULTE, an old German maid, aged 5o
yeata. wa* taken from a farm in the town of
L'Rt-Vit-w, n-a- Cr-coUnd.by agemlsman unknown,
and snpposed to bo left at on* of the Writ Sid-
Churches. Any ln?ormatlon a'"*ut her will be thank*
fullv r-eshx) i*r C. L. METERS A CO., Cd West
Radii -n-sl., Chicago.
PKUnON.aI— B. F. Young and J. T. ChumaM-ru:
Commnnicate at once by telegraph with math*
er.'* No nrwn tfi-m yon makes her anxious. Inquin
bv letter at Mayor's attire.
PEueuNAL— Ii J. Jl Cary. Koof-r. «oim.-rly 149
LaSalle »t.. will call on W’m. ii. Tbowpaon, 2X9
West Madison Tb»up*cu's Block, ht will hear
»*«tß»tblng to hie advantage.
FKkn in aL— W ill rime Donahue call at 693
WaU*sh*av„ immediately.
PKU'ONaL— Will Alice 31t:G*ry please call at 733
Michig*n av.
IjKßouaaL-Ii tbo man driving •U. a. Expres*
wagon ou Micliigan-ar., cd the morning of the
fir*whot»"k thr-e portrait p-lntlng, frames and
mirror, will notify me at AV) Michigan av. where 1
c«u Sad them, the bill will be paid. W. U. 04-
GO**l>.
ijK J-UNAL-Uora K. K-rr please call al ticket of
flee of Fort W»vn» A Chicago Railway Company,
Ms-nton and Canal sts.. and get Information regard
in« fnemi F.
WuR-uNAL-Wiil Mtos A. Charles forward hei
1 ait.lres* t-» gt Indiana av.?
PRRfiONAL— Thela-lr and gentlsman who tool
charge of the afghas and writ!- 1 d«wk. at the fir
on the morning of the 9-h.at Field A I#-Usr’s corner
util ples«e .address. SAMUEL MTERa. 799 Ms
LtSh-eV.
tjkK'UAAL— Win Miss Weimore, Drcstm-tkrr,
J to 1 njrriy at No. A Hast Washington >i. forward
h-r address n»V9> ladtan«*av.7
RuDfltr Bt'LLIS please communicate with
CvKTER HUMS
WANTED— Will the lady who gave s-»ms property
to a g.-ntleman op <noJ«y night,durlne the fire,
corn.-r of Enaand LaSalle its.,call at 766 Wabash
a*., 'Or fnrtherparflcplara?
TTrANTED—To m.-ei, answer.*' A Reid, P. 11.
Itym H. H. Donklel>*-rg, F. Froscb. J Nash, fart
,fiu*«n. and U Graham; twill beat law office of
Moore A Caulfield, 133 Writ Madison st., from 13 m.
to? p. ri .on Satordey. 2Ut. aud Monday, S3d ins:.
rECBkS BKAICDM.KE.
Wiuij iut, two ladi.o aiui uudiy took
'currna two trunk* left wiiti their mroUnre
1 1 the nnlftmhed XV andal Brothers’ Pbteoix Hall, ou
>t'te.st.. -pear Harriran, ou the Mood *y morning of
tit** flr«. October 9. IS/1, p'ca»e vend their address to
JostlMi MARCIIACI*, carcof Henry Enderls, (’on*
nul Swiue. U VV.-#t Kap'lolpli**t‘ Chicago.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
i OR >ALK—A good borer. wagon, aud harbr**
1* amiable for express and grocery. Price &X>. 97J
Wert Madison st.
L'OK hn.ry horse, Intnicr wagon and
I* cheap, luquuoo liOTTINGW’uUTII A
fOUGLAN. 13* North |ir.pUtne« at.
i uu b.vLK-A ihftr*iounii* CUrsnco carriage,
r suitable i t a private family. Inquire at LAa*
«El R*> L’very risbfr,Ea*t Twelfth**!.
UK BALE-llone <ee>> of all kiudt at the lowest
cash prices, at the Cliutou st. Mill*. Nos. 23, 21
and 27 Nor-h t hntoa st.
T’MH n.ALk—a large Bun bar boras. 7 ream old.
X 2 new boitgr.aod Laroeia. Price UK); tery cheap,
'lav be «een at JC« xv aihlnst<«n «t.
i'TiR sALE-tagiu k-«oJ tmsiucaa bones. Cheap
L 4 tor cash. U. P. hAELR. id St. John’s Place,
west side.
WA NT aee«»od band fl >ar track. NOR
TON’ A CO., Sand 7 XVest Madi«ou st.
li'AMEh-ip nurcb«»o cheap for ca.h, good,
tigUs expres and harness. HADLEI
BUOTiIF.Re. 7a3Mates!.
PORSAIX.
I. OH SALR-ADAMa’ BO“K AND NEWS
1 Presses. UxlJj two roll-rs; in good order. A
bargain. I'K,\TT BKOT-i KRe. Marll«or.», Mass.
F'nU ma CUi’ICE. SEASONED CIGARS
of my own maunlaciore, different breads and
dQalitiee its qaatuitiea m suit. A. HUTERMAN,
±•9 Rand-ipn-i*t.. corner 3larket. Room No.
t’OU S\LU-Yl-vraot the Merman Uunwruintat
>miib;» Photograph Gallery, 2s West Randolph*
st.. Chh-ago. HI.
1*0 1C SALE Batcher cart, harneet. and grind*
■tone. Inquire 2i3 XVest Madtsonet,
luu .-a i,e»— <i’.v u trrfes. -pressed. Audres
C- CRAMK >-f rantim Gr..ve. 111.
i Olt .'Atu-Cu»P qUUuiy «l good CUerSB Can
I ta* bvU<ht at Jj XVrS Mams >u st. The seller is
leafing .he city, end will self at a bargain. Price
r..ronc m sep-*rlli.
rr< rf ’T" 'o
issagcrrY rkai* estate.
H'OH SALE—Hone* and lot oo the corner of the
be«i aTeone oo the West Side. Large lot and ele
gant house, newly and handsomely finished, in per*
feci order, with all modern ImproTetneoM.
Also furniture, and home and carriages. The ear*
riage house and out buildings are modern, ths yard
is Urge and the premises ars in every way desirable
for any party wUOiog an attractive home.
The place Is to bo sold on account of ill health of
the owner. Terms easy; long credit for the greater
part «f the purchase money. For particulars apply
to LIMAS JACKSON, Boom 2. No. .9 West Mad
ison st. _~—
For sale—2oxl2o os state.st., opposite
the new Palmer Hotel, or will lease it for thirty
years without revaluation. Address B. GROSSMAN,
120 Ellls*av. _
F«OH SALE OR RENT-HOUSE AND FORM*
tore, North West cor. Oak wood and Cottage
Grove av.
FUR J*ALE—House No. 733 W«*t Lake-et.. with lot
33x125 feel {business property). Just beyond Union
Park, on easy terms. Call on premises.
FOR SALE-Or to Bent—We have thrw out of a
block of five elegant Frear atone dwellings, three
stories and basement, first-class in every respect, for
sale or to rent; located on Ellis-ar. Inquire at cor
ner Ellit-sv. and Thlrly-sercuth-st. HOLLAND A
FREAR. _____
FOR SALE—*6OO down and *3OO ia three years, will
buy a neat, new and comfortable cottage and
lot near street cart. Call for AYERS, corner Cot
tage Grove-av. and Fortyftfth-il.
FOR SALE—Frame house on Uentre-av., su foot
lot. Purchaser can hay furniture if they wish.
MEAD A CUE, 79 West Madison.*t.
OR a LE-Or Rent-434 Michigan-av.. K.tweou
r Tbirteanth and Fourteenth-ats.. fine residence,
marble front, three stories high, with basement, all
modern improvements, 13 rooms. In fine neighbor
hood, with or wilbont furniture.
FOR BALE—Severs! houses and stores on best
Lake and Madlson-st*.. with Immediate posses
sion some on leased ground, with favorable leases.
A. P. DOWNS A CO., No. 59 West MadUoo-lt-,
Boom 2. upstairs.
FOR SALE—Fins dwelling on Warren av.. near
Union Park, with lot 125x70. HERBERT A
QUICK. 539 State st.
hOR pA l.E—Good and cheap lots on South side. »n
Arnold. Batrerfleld. Bnddao. Garrlbaldi, Zdh.
“S7th, 28th. 29th. 30«h and 35tb-sts., and on Bhnrtleff
and Wentworth avs. Five years, six per cent. No
advance in prlea though such lots mnst soon double
in value. The Increased demand for twilMlng lots
near where so many tens of millions must be paid for
labor, will advance the price of such lots. The old
prices and cosy terms. ALBERT CRANE, 672
Wabash ar.
FOR SALE-A fine house ofS~room«. farnishe*!
and lot 35x100. on Burnside at. Owner going
East; fine chance. R. KENNEDY A CO., It 3 West
aiadlson st.
F*OK SALE—Jackson st., between State st. and
Wabsshav-23by_«0 feet: burnt district. SNY
DER A LEE. Real Estate Agents. No. 9 South Hal
ste<l it.. CQfn-rof Randolph at.. Masonic Building.
F>Oit SA LK-4u py an teet on Franklin between
Washington and Madison. Price WO p*r f«>t
ons-thlrd »a«h; balance in I and 2 years. SNYDER
A LEE. Real Estate Agents. No.9Sonth Ualstedst.,
corner of Randolph st.. Masonic Building.
FOR SALK—or lease—HO feet on Indiana sL. be
tween Kingsbnryand ilarket ats. bNYDER A
LSK, Real Estate Agents. No. SSoolh flalsted, cor
net of Randolph st.. Masonic Bonding.
SALE—6OxI2S feet MsdUon-st. east of Psu^
♦fixvSTfeet.wlth &*storT brick building. No"-*3
and 63 South Canal-st. Is now rented for *10.00).
We have a large list of property-lai all wrU of the
city. KERR A DAVIhON,
63 South Csu vl-tt.. up stairs.
L. UU SALE—Lota In either division of the city, of
r any slse required. for manufacturing or real*
dence. on 3 or 5 y«ars’ time, without cash
to partiss who wish to build Immediately. 8N YV'KB
LEE. Real Estate Agents No. 9 Smith llaltted-at.
FOB .<ALE— Or to ront-3slory brick house, with
furniture, No. 46 Sooth May-st, Apply on pre
mesas, between 9 m. and 2. p. m.
T7OR SALE—3I4XI3A feet on Clinton at., southeast
J? corner Washington st.
100x130 feet nn Canal st., southeast corner Wash*
ington at., and rnanlog through to West Water*st.
Will lease either property for fortr or fifty years
tor good taororementa. G. 8, HUBBARD. JB..
Heal Estate Agent. 70 Canal st.
FOR S.A LE—By THOS. A. A MATSON* DILL, 401
W«b**h-av., corner Hubbard court:
llonse and lot 1233 Indiana ur 17,000,
House and lot Wabash av., at Twenty-third ft.
Brick bouse and lot at Thirty-first st.; li.ooo cash,
and balance oo monthly payments of *M each.
Property In the burnt dUtriet for sale or lease.
t *oll SALK— House and lot No. 136 Archer av.. a
new three story brick building, and basement
marble front store 23x63. Inquire at 136 Archer av
FOBSALB-Cboico two story house t32h Prairie
av.,9rooms; lot. 23xlW to alley; offered at a bar
gain if taken soon, H. WHIPPLE A CO,. Room 6.
Masonic Building, southwest corner Randolph and
DaUted-els.
FOR SALS-Seyeral central lu*ide lots in the
burst district, cheap tor cash: I m*an business.
Address E. 11. CUMMINGS. Tribune office.
I'DR SALE—9O fret on Wells at., between Wash
r ington and Randolph. KERB A DAVISON, 63
South Canal st.. R *om 2.
h'UK -'•ALE-By TUGS. A. A MATSON HILL-4UI
Wabash av.
Michigan ar.—Marble front, house and lot. Twen
ty-fifth st, *13.300.
Botterfl-ld st.-Houseand lot near Thirty-first st.
13.100. on r-ry easy terms.
F'Oll bALE-Two st‘*ry and basement homo on
Wabash-av. near Twenty-fourth st.; .VS* yaare
lease at per rear. A splendid bargain. Part oi
fnrnitnre for sale. W. O. COLE, Real Estate Agsot.
*36 Waba»h-ar.
F’Ult SALW-Ch-ap tor cash—the lurmture and
lease of a dwelling of 12 room', an Ueldoa-av,;
water and gas; winters’ fu-l in cellar; good barn;
horses, jump seat buggy, doul l« harne s. robes, Ac
rent paid to Slay. 1572. Enquire a. Bloom's Grocery,
northwest corner of Desplaln- and M"nro*-«>«.
euK SaLK—‘>»tect ue-r old Post urtlce. burut dis
trict. ou fret on Dearborn, near Washington st.,
at a redt erd price. Five wood bl-cks on Madlscu.
near Halstrd st.. I33fi-«t front; will make good store*
31 ILL R A RtOD >N. M 0 West gladison "t.
F’UR OALK—West side Residence house, netrh
u«w, baa all modern iroorovera-at«: iuxlr3;
te'tus S cash, balance I. 2 and 3 years. Inquire at
the house. 149 S.iQ»h Peoria.
K- uR &A Lfc—o«wr*l large packing iiuus**, suitable
for Dianufacturinr porposes. Immediate p->wes*
sion. SNYDER A LEE, Real Estate Agent*. No. 'J
Sooth Ilalsted st.
L'UR SALE—Canal—3U or MX) leet front on Canal st,
r le-twren Adams and Jackson. SNYDER A LEE,
Real Estate Agent*.
F'UK SALE—Un monthly payments, or tor rent, a
nice new house and lot on Dearborn-st.,
cheap. KESLER BROS., nfflee 1171 3lichic*n-av.
H-OU SALE First cl*ts residence oo tho >outh
rideata bargain; also houses oo Burnslde-st.
and Wentwnrth-av.; Vi ry tm»H cash payment and
rasy terms for balance. Al«o hou*e!on Co*sitt ef.,
vm cie*p nnd payments to suit pn chaser. ALEX.
11. GUNN. It-al Eatatn Dealer. I33fi Prtlrle a~».
F'OU SALK—A lOW two-story houso o; 9 ruutiie;
price only 52.000. part on tine; lus modern im
prorementa; will bring over *7OO a year rant: ritual*
ed «<n southeast Corner of Calumet-ar. and Twenty
•txth**t; first claaa location; call and seo It. I*. A.
B UWX.
F*OK SALE—Cheap—Lot South Clark, near Yan
Barm; 29ft. Adama. near Dearborn; iflft.
Iwah. near Monroe: 70;r. Randolph, near Wabash;
ZMt. Stale, near llarneoa. Several bon*-* and lota
on avenues on Sooth :iide, B. L. UONORE, 233
Mlchlgar-nv.
uli SALE—Burned district; first gr«-at r-ituctlu"
r in price; Twen'y feet fn>nt. witnin 309 feet o
Court Houso: 919.U0U. ABEL A HOTCHKISS. 63
t*nnal ar.
t‘GU SALiE-tionae and l»t No. tfti Monro* at.
west of Leavitt. 7 rooms, with baa- ment. Trie
H.drt); gt.WOcash,balance In 3, 4. and 9 yaara, witl
semi-annual interest at 9 per cent. Possession give'
immediately. For forth-r In’ormation imjoiro a
391 Warren*av.. corn -r of Oakley.
I'Ult SALK-Un W»at Madison at.. 490 foel front
Fin small lots. On South Clark at., lota for sale
or leaae. OL.AFLIN BROS.. 2iH Madison at.
F’ORSALB— Honseof 12 rooms an leased ground
on Indiana ar., near Twenty-third at., long and
cheap around leas-. Haute i< new and all tnodtrii
Improvement*. Mantel*, water closets, etc. Will be
sold cheap. Inqnlr* at I**3o Indiana av.
F'ORSALB— A well famished house of 8 rooms,
and lot, on Burnside st.. near Thirtieth at., tor
14.70". A fine residence of U rooms and lot 29x133
on Robey at.. ftS.SOn. A cottage and 4S feet on Cossitt
st., 53,500. Cottaa-and lot on Tyler at., 11.800. Cot
tage and lot on O'Brien at*. »1,800. Easy payments.
U. KENNEDY A CU.. 143 West Madison-st.
Fur RENT-House No. 123% Prairie ar.. near
Twenty-sixth at., with furniture. Marble front
honse on Calumet av.. near Twenty-third si. THUS
A. A MATSON HILL. 401 Wabash av.
b 'UK."ALE—Cottage and lot. Will takeauykiud
of good nropr-rty for part payment, balance in 3
year* N. W ASKIN'*.799 West Lake-st.
L'OK SA LE-40X90 feet to a 10-foot alley on Kan*
r dolph at., between Clare anil Dearborn, oorih
front. SNfDEHI LEE. Real Estate Agents. No. 9
South llalsted st.
For sale-lots in either divisiun of
the city* of anr slxe required, for manufacturing
or residences, without cash parment. on 3 nr 9 years*
time, to paritee who wish to build immediately.
>NY’DERALEE, Real Estate Agents, No. 9 South
H*'a»M «t.
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
For salk-in evasston-nokth evans
ton and Glencoe, houses, of from 5 to H) rooms,
at low flgnre*; monthly payments will boy a home.
C K. BHIIWNE. Kv.nston.
K«UR SALE—At Maplewood, good two-story honse.
all modern improvements, price 93.00); only tw
cash down reqnite>l. balance oq e«sy terms. Apply
to A, R. WING A CO.. 939 Wabash av.
Fur BENT—Or fbr SaU-At Maywood, a first
class residence and large greunds. on reasonable
terms. Inquire ot A. L. IIUBB. 13} Madison st.
flours from 9to>oa. m. and 2 to 3 p. m.
FOR SALE—A new 2-story Gothic honse. with
brick basement, marble mantel*, furnace, and
bath-room*, tarnished, all new. Cost <12.00. W‘Ui
sell at a discount (or cash. 99.900 can remain for
three year*, at 10 per cent. House within a lew rwU
of station, 20 minutes'ride from Chicago. -Address
THCHBKH. TrihaneoPce.
h'Ult NALE-At Kvauston—Several re.idencvs. at
F great bargains; A few houses, furnished ana
unfurnished, far rent. COSGRuVE s ADAils,
Evsntton.
L'OBSALE-Or Rent—The undersigned will tell
r |iu beautiful residence in Lcmoot, 23 mile* fiom
Chicago, oa the Chic*so. Alton St. Loot* Kail*
ru»d. Term* easy. Will trade for a farm. For
term* adore** J. A. FISK, or J. Y. DERBY.
moor. 111.
1X»B >ALE—On monthly payments. hr D. W.
Cldrtd, 2JO Randolph at.. o«w hoo«e of seven
room*, lar.a lot with bars, near depot, at Jefferson,
pi minor*** from city-
t'ini SALix— a leige 2*stury b ick cottage contain*
iugh Urge rooms, with store rooms pamrys, *nj
closets, od North Uatsted at., near Dtrersy av„ Lake
View.
L OR SALE op easy term*, or exchange lor sob.
r otban lot, a good Billiard table. $77 Trairie^aT.
COUNTRY HEAL 3LSTAEE.
FOB SALE—Frail farm at St. Joeeph. Michigan,
small amount down and balance on long line
and at low rate* of ioureat; or will exchange for
good city property. ALEX. H. GUNN, Bael Estate
dea.er. \?3ft Pralrte-av.
t'ujl aAcE-Uutels. mule, Que rvstdencrs. tnm
farm*. Ac,, Ur good lota tu burnt district. at
good prices; send for circular. D. HARRIS.
Land Agent. Normal, 111.
F' OR SALE—A very desirable residence, altnata la
the city of Racine, Wis. The house ia well ar*
ranged and contains 14 room*, and la almost new
the oQtbnlldincs consist of stables and carriage
house in enclosed yard; the grounds are nicely laid
ont, and are well stocked with apple, pear and
grapes, the whole comprising about 3.St acres ot land,
and I* anrronnded by a picket fance. Apply to JOHN
WILSON. Racine. VVla.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED—■ ota fur lease or sale la burnt dis
trict. Owners please call. WM. GARRETT.
(VA State >t.
ANl'fcu-t’ruperiy lu tbt buiut Outclcc to nil
»s orders, already fur Investment; bring la yonr
lists. QEORGC 4 HILL, 399 Btate st.
WAN TED-Tolease a lot ia the burnt district;
either long or short lease. Inquire at Heath
A Mtllisan’*. 103 West Randolph st,, 0. K. UTIB.
WANTED— To buy city property in the burnt dis
trict. or in other parts of tbs city, and pay part
cash; balance, a good farm ia Michigan. Address
FARM. Tribune office.
\irAN’TED-Six cottages on the West bide. We
*T have tenants ready.to taka them at a tairreut.
ISAAC B. HI IT. 230 XVsst lUnJolph-st
WANTED— Lot near sor.Stateaud Raadolph-sta..
also two lots on North Side, south of Lincoln
Park. EDMOND G. STILES,!!? West
TTTANTED—On long building lesre, good corner
TT for saloon. Address GLA&QQXV. 169 Arcbvrav.
n A A CA'R to pay lor property inborn
ijDUII.UUU »d dhi.let. Any one having
•aow to asll plaaso address N. W. ASKINs, 799 Wefli
Lak®»st.
SITUATIONS WANTED-HADE.
AN experieoo-d book-keeper, ont of employiornt
by reaeooauf late (Ire. desires situation in any
capacity. Addreu or appiy, L G. G.. IU) vVvst Lake
street.-
Sl-VAlluN* XVANTED—An active yonug man
wishes eaployteeoc where bU serv.cee «nd
sjlux) will meet with a sure morn. Address DDB*
LIN, Post Oder.
ZiOST AMD FOUND.
s LARGE red cow lost on ths night of the fire
Ti, from Mlehlgan-st., a piece cnc off the right
horn, a brass nob oo the other horn, when last teen
bad a chain about the neck, the finder will receive
*3 reward by bringing her. To 19 North Carpenter
at. PAT PLAEBRtV.
A LARGE dark bowo horse found with some white
about the head, which the owner can bare by
caHing*t43 Oak*ar., and paying reasonable ex
penses. WILLIAM LEGO.
I HAVE what I believe to be astray colt 4 years old,
bay. Owner can have him hr proving property
and paying charges. M. C. BRauLY, cor. Harmon
Court and Victoria av.. rear of 523 Wabash av.
LOST —A eom-1 chestnut horse, ouecn bands threw
inches high, white stripe ou nose, one hind white
foot, and marks of a rowel on bam of left hind leg.
Any information leading to the recovery of him will
be gratefully received and liberally rewarded. C. J.
BLAIB, 233 Micblgan-ar.
Lust— Ou Monday, during the fire. a bay b<>ree,
with Webb halter, about 13 hands high, weighs
about 69) lbs; two bind legs white, heavy mane and
tail; was I&at seen going from Lincoln nr, up Diver
■yet., northeast direction. The finder will S? liberal
ly rewarded ny reporting the same to ENDEB A
MYEB-S I6f» Third av.
LOST— lit rsward-On the night of the fire, two
canvas-covered trunks—one marked Russ
Case." Delphi. Ind.. the other marked 1?. F. fv”
The above rt ward will be paidon return of the above
tranks to 43 St. John's place. West Side, sod no
questions asked.
LO iT—During the fire, large black satchel, marked
on bottom "C. S. Waller. Chicago;” paper box
with lady's dresses and collars, marked ‘'Nannie Ty
lerlarge blu* overcoat in paper bag. and other
bundles, mixed in wscao with goods of another par
ty. near corner North Clark and Gv.eihe-at*., and put
down In front of Lincoln Park House. Liberal re
ward will be paid for the above. C. S. WALLER.
370 Wabash.av.
T 081-Un morning of fire. Monday, 9th. from No.
-*-t 204, 203. and 206 Michigan av.. 2 mahogony Im
reanr. I Brussels carpet, 7 spring beds. 1 desk. A lib
eral toward will bo paid by returning same to 503
Michigan av.
T OBT—Oo day of fire, troai North LaSalle et.. cor
-1-i ner ot Maple, one zinc trunk, marked C. M.
H., Now Yorkone canva«-cov-red trunk, marked
"J. G, Goodrrich,” A liberal reward if delivered
at No. KO West Lske-st.
LUST— A black leather satchel containing papers
of no ralne except to owner. Any one delivering
the same at 39* West Monroe it. will be liberally re
wardedand do questions asked.
LOST— SIOO reward wilt be paid (or the return or
information of the following btecace given to
two young men. Germans, on Monday, the 9th Inst.,
to take to a place of safety: One brown leather trunk
name on silver plate over lock.one sole.leather trunk
with canvas cover, marked W. c. C. G.. Chicago,
one black Russia-leath**r valise, with two locks, and
pocket on one side, very large size. W. C. C. GIL
LEBPXR. 453 M aba»h-aT.
LOST— Pony-Taken oy soma one from Flagg
smith's stable, on ladisua-st-, carlr on the
mornlnc of thi great fire, a small brown mare,
handsome ami qnlte fast. I sincerely hopo that she
bss been of service to whoever has had her in saving
lifeand property; bntss I now nee*l her. and she Is
much rained by my family,! shall bo qnlto obliged by
whoever now has her leaving her with Flagg A
Smith, oo corner ofState and Twenty-fifth-ats., or
notifying me by mall where she can be found. W.
K. NIXON.
LOST— A desk containing the busineas books of L.
WoickACo., was lost during the tire on Clf
bourn av. A suitable reward will b** given to any
body who returns the books, or furnishes informa
tion whereby the same may be obtained. L. WEICK
A CO.. Sissons and Bonders. 719 North Halited §f.J
LOST— Clarendon House Bags*?*-'— Any person
haring trunks marked Mrs. Ellen or Miss Cun
ningham. Chicago, taken from Clarendon Ilonee.
win send information to 2ioGreeu-st.
f OST-Wedneadar, on Wabash, Michigan, orlnii-
ana ar.. or cross street between Eighteenth and
Twenty-sixth st.. a gold tarring. Finder will be
rewarded br leaving Itat Sfts Wabash ar.
T OST—From XW Wabash av on th" morning ot the
Lj 9th. during the fire, a Florence tuning Machine,
a whole black walnut bedstead, and head-board and
sides ofanolher. Oak sideboard with elms, without
marble top. and marble slab belonging to bureau
Any parties hs*ing the above, or any part of them,
will be reasonably rewarded by returning same to
No. 876 Wabash-av.
LOST— Two trunks, locked, containing clothing,
out of tbo Palmer House. Apply at Merer Ut>s
d'tal. Calumet av.. for Mrs. MARY MOUTHY.
T OsT—On the night of the fire, from Campbell ,t
livery stable, near comer State and Van
Boren sts., a shifting top buggy. McFarland's make,
oval body, running gear painted maroon and coin
striped. A liberal reward wilt be paid for its return.
Address or rail at 73 South Ualsted st. D. W. BLY
MYER.
T ooT-Ou Monday night, a tup buggy of Brown's
-‘-'make, square box, nearly black. no side curtain*.
Finder will be GEO. A. &EVPEKN?,
W3 Wabaah-ar.
T OST- On the night o? tbs fire, on the Lake Shore
a* Park, opposite Monroe or Adams st.. a larpe
leather trunk, marked 31. A. Emerson." 975 will
be paid for trunk and apparel, and 935 for books and
papers In same iwlonglng to estate of lv. 11. Brown,
by S. L. BRftWS. 579 Indiana av.
IUST A large canvas covered trunk marked D. K.
jC., Idaho, on both ends. The finder will he liber
ally rewarded by leaving the same at 13>3 Twenty
second at.
LUsT— In the fire, between Wabash and Michigan
ar*.. on Adam* st.. a valise with papers of 11.
Hasting*. Fair reward at 504 Desplatnca-at.
LUsT— A square box u-p-buegy. with monogram I*.
U. Jr. on siiles, taken from Gillen's North Mde
TatlersalU a.ablee the morning of the fire. The find
er will be snitably rewarded by leaving the samo with
B. BUL CE. JR H*. A'abH«h-av.
TUS T—On the 9lh in»t., a largo bty limse, 10 year*
j old: had a little sway back, bl-ictc spot on off
hind hip; also a light top bnecy. red running gear,
with gilt stripe; built by Coan A l enhreeke. Any
person returning both nr either will bo paid for a't
trouble and expense. Fire Marshal WILLIAMS.
LOST— Horses— Lai rayed on Suml.iy night, Oct. IS
from the farm of W. W. Smith, on« and liali
miles »<>rtb of Downer’s Grove, I n Page County. 111.,
two horsec, one a dark grev. with long tall an >1 mane;
is an old hors*, and a little stiff. Tbo ocher a dark
bay with -mail star In forehead, short tail and Ml
hind foot while: is an "old hurse. and of goo-l sire:
both horses are in goo-1 condition and shod all
around, Aiiy Information concerning them will be
iberatlv rewarded by HAMLIN, HALE Sl CO., No.
Ifd Michlcan-aT.
"PSTBAY-A pony. Call at Comoro
and Catherine at. and d»scrit*e him.
1 UsT—Two trunks. Which were loft at 13* Townsend
x* at,, corner of White, Monday morning, during
the fire. Any parties having them in their possesion
will Pie"** leave their address at 319 Mitchell si,, or
at thi« office, arid n-celv* reward.
LUST or stolen on the lO’h of uct.. ono h. marr, 6
voars old. a white spot on the saddle place.
P|*a«e retnrn to tfie 4th av.
T -OST— *25 Reward—For a hand trunk containing
I i l>ook« with name and tfth ri*rk*«t.. if rtelivere-t
lo office M 2 W. aimdison-at. WILLET CORNWELL
LOST— <5 Reward—.V heavy. short horned, whit*,
strawberry spotted cow. cm* larg* tit. from
cor. V«nßuren-il., night of flr*. Apply HI
Tqvlor.st.
LUST— A soluble reward will bu p.ud for the re
turn to No. 12 El.lridge court, of nnr books ->r
onper* o' the Continent*! Insurance Co. ol New
York, and of the Continental Insurance Co. of Free,
port. Illinois.
LUST— A Buggy. eecond-hnnd. taken trcm li. J.
Kdward’s i.arrlagv Depot. No. 72 Adams st., dur
ing the flro. The person having It will greatly ol.liir
by addressing the owner, JOHN F. EBKRHAUT.
Park-av. ___
LUST— The party who took an open, aide >P'iui •n
--horse wagnn from the atab’o yard of the Ruffub*
Miller Brewery and Malt House, on the morning of
1 et. 9. is requested to return th- same at one- »o
WYETH VANDEItVOOUT HALTING CO., it»
West Rake at.
LO T— Will gentletaau that |M>rruwcd uo hots’
and old open buggv, on Monday, during fire, nr
l.ineoln Park, near hospital, to take burnt ms"
home to West Side, rotorn same to A. F. ROUGH
ERHT, 103 Twenty-sefi.nd-st.
T uST—During the fire, laige bl«ck aaiehel, niarki*- 1
As on bottom *‘C. J*. Waller, Chicago;” parvr i-<-x
with lady’s dresses and Collate, marked “Sanm*-
Tyler;” large bine overcoat In paper has. and other
bundles. mixed in wagon with good* of another par
tr, near comer North Clark and Gn-ihesis.. and
pnt down in front of Lincoln Park llonse Liberal
reward will b~ paid fur the ab.'vc. C. S. WALLER.
370 Wabash av.
Lust— On night of the fire, an ©pen bar y. pa»-n»
wheel, squat* box. painted Mark, with gilt strlv**
.round tho seat; ruouing gear painted red. Ai.v
one returning the same will be euPablr rewarded.
FORD RIVER LUMBER CO., corner of Lake and
Market.
T OST—ISO Reward-A new side spring Concord bug-
Aj ey. painted black, blue padded cushion scat from
Poonver’s Novelty Works. Return to IH7 Michigan
av. J. H. ROSS.
MISJINO— Andrew J. ilattison, of Fort Wavne*
lad., who arrived in this city at 12:7n p. 51. Sun
day the 7th Inst., and boa not since been heard from.
Mr. Mnttlion wns3l years of ag*. heighth five fee*
six iocl.o*.weight about 163 pounds, hair dark brown,
rl.ta whiskerx, rather Ssndy. complexion fair, eye*
blue, bald on tho top of bead. leaving home
no wore* Masonic pin. and a sliver caso watch. Klein
movement. Any iafbrmaticm about him will )e
llbevwlly tewatded by addressing U- MAN Alt AS,
Mlehlgan-av., or MBS. A. J. MATTIBON, Fort
Wayne, Ind.
MlttalSU— Louis Kastorof New Voile City. w»* at
Sherman Bouse on Sunday ol the tire anil bns
not since l>e*n heard from and cannot bo t a?ed. A
liberal reward is offered for any Information which
may lead to tho ascertainment of his Cite. Reprr.
tentative* of New York Houses, who have met with
him on the mad. are respectfully requested t>* corre
spond »ith H. A J. J. Brunner, 70 and 72 Leonard st-
Sew York. Di-scriptiou: 27 years old, 5 fvet 3 Inches
high, fall beard, h-avy set. dark hair, red cheek*.
large forehead, wore gold sye-gi t«ses.
t*lFiV UuLLAitd Reward mr trunk cor.t •intiig
clotttiQg and papers of C. B. thonrde. taken from
lake shore on day of th* fire, from foot 01 Indiana si.
tor Bomh Clinton st.
t'UUND— Messrs. Jones A Snlherland, lawjrr». can
recover some prop- rtf left by them on the lake
front daring the fire, upon calling at 472 Wrst Indi
an at.
L'oUNU—Prooii»e«try note*, aud pap rs
F belonging to Edward Smith, Winnebago Coonlr-
W|«. Can neavofthem hv calling *1 U2'i%V»st
Jackson at. HENRY LITTLEFIELD.
—At the foot of Ontarlo-st .luring tin*
fire, a black mar*. Owner can and hrr at
WALKER. OAKLET k CO.’S Tannery. Elston
road.
FOUND— Between Erie and Illinois st*.. some val
uable articles. which tho urruercan have by prov
ing property. Call from 10 to Sat No. 21 Millt-rst.
Midi aEL JOYCE.
4. UUND-A hurse. light bay, stiff tu Hit- loss, uwa
r er call at 10 Renbea et.
t'OUND— A PA UK BBOW.N HUK>E; WEIGH?
I. COO pounds; 10 years old. ywnvr will p*»
charges and prove prop Tty at Tunnel Mills. corner
Washington and Cllntoo«st«.
L'OCNP-A CUW. WHICH THE OWNER CAN
F bare by paying charges. Can be seen at is»
Main «t.
L'uU.Nb-One lons pocketbjok containing m-ne>
and papers. The owner can bare the same by
applying to U. GU.\T. Superintendent Chicago
Northwestern Railway, by preying proport* and p.»v
lug for this advertisement, corner of Colon atid
Kfnvie«ats.
FOCND-A stray row can be bad at So. F.liten
Read by proving pr.periv and paving charge*.
I,'OUSU—A small siiiu ol moury. In* owner can
r have It by filing at l*S Walnut »«t.
t'oCSD-I have in m 7 possession a snnUl qiunilo
ofdry good*, which the owner can hare byprov.
in? property by trademark. ,COLLINS EATON,
70 Sonth Canai-st.
FOUJiU~i b«Tf> nii* inruiture, which 1 gut on
Wabasb-ar., near Harrison «t., with the name of
A. T. CoflelJ oq torn* of the book*. Cad a: H7 Max*
well-at.
['OUhD-on the hortb aide. an otu roaDbore--
about IR bands high. Owner can hare the same
bf calling on A. LKVoKT, Chicago Towing AmocU
lion, east end of Lake-st. bridge, proving propt-rt)
and paying charge*.
ReWaßl*— A liberal reward wtll be paid to the
Ooder of a pecksst* containing (he account hook*
of L. Mannhelmer, if he will deliver them at 23>>
tVe> Randolph st.
STHAYEU-U*. JIULK-V-Uu IheniUttloi the nr*-,
one elliptic spring too baggy. trimming browi.
broadcloth, gold leaf stripe n*ond the body, miming
gear striped with cold, new peach blacked orer; moo.
oiinmon aide J. T. C.; u&ker’a cam*carved. Also
back board wagon, red running fear, biack box, ou
top. cushions blot brvadcioth, Any information oi
the abor-, or return of same, will t*e liberally re
warded by the owner. JUUN T. CORCORAN, No.
M West Madieoi-ar.
STOLEN— Prom the omiersuned on ib» morning oi
the 9th Oct., IB7t. Jo the a.ley between Polk anr.
Taylor st».. an expreas wagon No. 1449. green pan
celled bed. with the sbafta wrapped half war. Any
person returning the same to the undersigned will
receive are ward of Ho. WM. ALEXANDER, No.
TOO Fourth nt.
SIKAVKO-Uctebtt IJ, from MtlWaofct*w»aT..
dark bsr horse, abont A years o-d, blind leltey**.
15hands high. Give lofoimatiua to J. BRISTOW.
a> North Lanal-st., ami reo**.ve a literal reaard.
STRAYED— One black brown cow, Qv* years old.
Durham breed; oue red cow, with large back.
Who returns the same, or give* sufficient inform*'
tlon. will receive alibertl r ward from JuliN A.
H Ut.’K. earner Fulton »y. and Xorth CUrk st.
CCRATED Large red and white cow strayed trow
kJ thscoruer{of >ifiy*nlnib it. and Wentworth av..
on the 17th lost., about 9 yaars old, on a brass tip on
horn. Good reward given ftir her return to the above
aadress, or 62 Archer av.
WAKEN CP—On Saturday, too 13th October. 1571,
X a small cov, color, red and white, at 971 State
st.. Chicago.
rpAKEN UP—Un tbs loth, one doutno team; two
X mare*—one gray,, one nay; number of wagon.
12». The owner can nave them by proving property
aud paying expense* at 197. corner Lincoln av. an
Noble at.
'pAKEN UP—On Michigan »v.. Monday, durina
X the tire, a dark bay buree, 8 year* uid, with two
while bind leet. The owner c»n bev* the asm* (>v
lost aot> romm
TT7ILL the drarman who carried a lady and some
v> fnrnltnre and took it small leather trunk on
Division st. bridge, about 12 or 1 o'clock the day of
the fire.—who said he wee going west to Bober st.—
deliver the same at IIU Prairie av. mod be suitably
rewarded* The owner of the track stepped off the
dray at west enl of the bridge to look for bU wife,
not finding her. lost the eight of drayman.
•fTTTLL the expressman please bring back the
trank and machine be took from 390 state-ar.,
on Thunder morning. A reward will be said for
an? information concerning them nt 190 stalest.,
over crockery store.
fOn BEWABD will be paid to the finder of black
£\f trank.with bra** trimming*and initials
P. 0, on one end; said trunk contained some
clothing and lb* books of the Taunton Tack Com.
nany and P.T. Allen; oneledgar'havlnC'P.lT. A. and
V., marked on the back was pat on a car with other
baggage, from the Uojmsolc House, on the morning
lof thagrsat fire. Address P. T. ALLEN. 994 Weet
1 Adams at.
(Jrn REWARD will be paid for the recorery of
tptJU two sole leather trunks, lost on the morning
of the 9th in«t. One trank was small, and without
a cover, marked M" on each end: the other cov
ered with canvas. When last seen tbey'were near the
base bail grounds on the lake front, near the railroad
track. Send Information to ALBERT HOLMES,
Manufacturers* Nation*! Bank.
6CA KEWaBD will be paid for (lie rccorerrofa
jJJtJU Urea I*a»her-cnrere*l traolc marked *'G.
Uiilchrr, Chicago,” ol the eod. The cald trunk wae
t*k*u from Noblant., near the church, hr the sM*
of mr wagon, which broke down. The above reward
-ill bo paid by ]o*»ln the or pyinc inform*-
whore* It can ho found. »t J3i
WO<JOM*S BRU*
Of r\i~V REWARD—For the return o' a bundle
viUW contalningTalaabl* papers belonging to
rri-rar, Adam* Co., or J. M*cGregor*Adatos. loit
Monday, net. Q Appl? at 64 Sonth Jeff-ra-m-at.
TO RENT-STORES, OFFICES. Slo.
TO RKNT-OB FOB BALG-GLASS FACTORY
corner Centre-ar. and Twenty-eecond-st.. 24ft*
ico. and large buildings. Mar be nsod for warehouse
'r manufacturing. Side track and tUp. AddmaO.
F. HARDING, SO West Madison-st.
ritG RF.ST—A large room. well adapted to «xt*nsl»*
X bindery or job printing office. Inquire at Broad
way Market Uall. corner Twenty-second and btate*
FUR RENT—For Insurance, banking. physician*,
or law. rery desirable office* at very low figure*
just on the market, at 356 Wabash ar. Inquire on
premise* witlioat ringing. MANHATTAN 8. M.
CU.
FOR REN F—2 Large rarlcn, aultable for bank or
insurance offices. Miohtran-ar., north of Four*
teenth st. Apply at 4.V1 MlchigiD-ar.
tj'Oß RENT—Warehouse, with railroad facilitise.
F and one acre of ground, forty-fiith st.. near new
Rock Island Car Shops. PAUL. 80BOLESRI, l.*W
West Washlocion-st,
L'UR RENT—3 enite* of office* on Madison at.,
F suitable for loan or r*al estate. A. GOOD*
RICH, 31l West Monroo at.
t'OK KEN I'—Go<>d office rooms *>»er Ti and 73 Cana*
at., corner Madison; beat location intheclty.
Apply to O. A. CBART.
I‘i> KENT—Casement ruxM. second floor SUxIOO,
lake front. Michigan *r corner Harrison st.
\pply on premises: suitable fir photographers.
To RENT— Office* suitable far banking, railroad,
insurance. law. nr other purpose* in the building
now known a* the Blsnl* Hons*, on the nortbeaet
corner of Canal and Randolph ate.; la in the heart of
business. Inquire of \V, 11. FRANLTd, 730 West
Randolph at.
TO RENT— For business. bona* No. J4S Wabash av.
oppoeito toe new Post Office. Inquire on the
promisee.
FOR KENT-By Field A Co.. 192 West Madiaon.it.
Large ball for wholesale house, clothing or light
manufacturing business. Also hall fitted no fora
theatre, with largo rooms tx-low. Hotel furnUnre
to sell or let. First-class furnished or unfurnished
houses, nicely located. Several floe bargains in
houses for sale.
f pj RENT—On State et., a Urge brick store, very
X. strongly built. SOxiso. two stories and bisemeut.
Apply on th- premises. AV. amt S3a3iate-«t.
TO RBNT-SUuated in the cltv of Mattooo. 111.,
the l>est store room, and in the beet location, or
any in the city, suitable for dry goods. Address
JaMKS lj. CLARK, HI.
f o RENT—Fine brick store. 339 Desplalnes st.
i. near Polk st. Inquini at 316 Milwaukee ar.
TO RENT—In Tbnmpeon's Block, store and base
ment. each 23x70, height of ceiling U feat, suita
ble for any flm-class business; fire-proof vault to
f- built in same. WII. li. THOMPSON. 339 West
Madlson-gt.
'pO KENT—Splendid rooms In suites fur offices or
A families; have gas, water. Ac., in tho new mar
ole frout block KVt and 634 Weet Lake at.; rent
cheap. Apply to J. D. WEBER, on premises, or 379
I’ark-av.
To RENT—Brick store and basement corner Weet
Polk and Aberdeen acs 60 («et long. S3 feet wide;
store fitted with complete grocery fixtures. Inquire
m building, np stairs.
r PO RENT—Suites of three offices, light and airy,
1. suitable for Insurance, business or lawyer's of
fice*. In the best block In Chicago. WJI.II. THOMP
SON. 229 Weet Madison at.
L'OB RENT—Office northwest corner* Halsted and
I Madison-st.. a magnificent front office, cheap.
Call between to and 12a. m., on Drs. KICUaBDsON
AIO W LER.
F’Olt RENT—2 stores corner of Sangamon and Ful
ton, also second and third stories of brick build
mg on State, near Sixteenth. JN'o. O. NICHOLSON,
deal Eaute and House Agent. 50East Harrison st.
'PO RENT—4Ox4O feet qu Twenty-second st, opposite
L Avenue House; also 25x100 feet corner of Twen
tieth and State. next to Field. Letter A Co.'s retail,
■•ante side street, buildings will be erected oa these
lots In ten days, or routed without. Apply at Tweo
.y-«»c»nd it. bank.
L. UU KENT—3 utlices and 1011. Inquire of K. Me
r DONA LD. 30 North Canal st.. Boom I.
r l'o RENT—Ofiice on second floor of No. 3*l State.
L st. Apply to A. U. WING CO., 539 Wabash-
I’Ll RENT—The must desirable room IQ Chicago fur
L a bank or wholesale store, 33x15*'. 55 South Canal
<l. Apply to KERR A DAVISON, 63 South Canal-st.
>1 AalilauJ av,
r IHI RENT—A fine brick bnildlag. 35x40, for a term
i. of years, suitable fur wholesale or retail butl
ucss. 411 Madlson-st.
L'OU KENT—The store, fixtures, dwilllug and
L basemrur. No. 191 North Desplalnes at. Posses
gitsu about November 1. Inquire oa the pre
mlsw*.
FUlt RENT—HaIf or whole of a large store, with
pood large basement, near Sherman House: best
location in city. Inquire of Mr. PAIN, 191 Jackson
•po KENT—For business purposes, bouse No. 5V9
L Wqi-.-uh av., whole or part.
T'O RENT—Dffico-Th# parlor of ISO West Washing
a iugton st. Apply at the above number.
L*OR RENT—Stores—Applications will b* received
r forth* renting ofetoreatn and 413 Stata-st. by
S. M. MOORE .t CUMMINGS. 279 Wabash-nv.
'L'OII KENT—Adams at.. 20x200 feet, northeast cor*
r ner of Adams and Franklin-sts. SNYDER A
LEE, Real Cataie Agents. No. 9 Sooth Halttrd at..
corner of Randolph at.. M**«‘Olc Building.
Til RENT—B-tscmeut 29*62, second floor, Sixton.
Uk-front. Michigan av.. corner Harrison st.
>pplr on premises; suitable tor photographer* or
r. staorant.
'I'U KENT—To Wholesale Dealer*—We will rent
L our brick store 13 Milwaukee av.. 20x125, two
root*, four stories and basement, chance for steam
noistwiy, the whole or part. Apply or addrea*
-rEVKNSA BARKER, office 89 Msiw.ll «t.
BOARDING AND LODGING.
1 A AND 12 North Green-st., near cor. Randolph.
L‘/ Rooms to rent with board. MRS. L. VUUNG
-1 qTW KNTY-El GHTH-ST.—Front furnished room
LO with board.
177 WASHINGTtIN.ST. Gentlemen desiring
L I i good day hoard can be accommodated.
1 07 WKT WASHINGTON-s*T.—Larg* pleasant
LO I room*, with nr without board. at old prices.
OQQ FULTON-ST.—Between Cartls and May.
parlor and bedroom on first floor tu let with
'•onrd in private family.
OA7 WEST MONROE-ST.—Famished or unfar-
Oui nished rooms, with biard, for gentlemen
«nd their wives.
OJJ WKsX Mi>S lluE-ST.—Baoiisom* lurnlshwl
Oxt snite of rooms, with board: private family;
no other boarders; term* reasonable; references ex
-•hang d.
OCA WEST MADI-sON-ST.-Two large front
ODu rooms, neatly furnished, to ryot, with or
without board; also, one back room. Private
amily.
dOQ MICIIIO A N-AV.—Famished rooms to rent,
U with boanl. Also, barn to rent.
f QQ WEST MADIStiN*ST.—Rooms to rent, with
tOO board, to gentlemen. Private faallr, with
few boarders. Terms moderato. Reference required.
dQQ BOKNSIDK-bT., near Twenty-ninth-st.,
*±t7«7 one block west o Sute.it. car*, a tlp*lop
<»>arUlng boose will be opened on Monday; bouse
•ntirelv new.
77 |Q WABASH-AV.—Two pleasant furnished
ts*xO rooms, suiublo for* family, to rent, with
ixvtid
WEST MONROE-ST.—A snite of second floor
\)0 I trout rooms, furnished or nnfnrolshed. to.
retiier or separate!v, to rent with board. House new
f»QI MICHIGAN.AV.-Tu rent, with board, m a
l)Oi private family, a furnished front room.
7,4 Q JHCHIO AN-AV.—A suit* ol rooms on first
TO floor to rent, either with board, or fur some
I glit imiin-g* purpose.
jAI COTTAGE QKOVE.AV.-Two gentleman
.Ui can be accommodated with pleasant front
room, with board. References required.
11 I r MICHICAN-AV.—Marble front furnished
.Li/xU front parlor and bedroom, with board;
h-ap to tw-tgeotlemen.
I A CIQ INDIANA-AV.geTront room fur.
ItcOa/ nished or unfurnished, with beard, lei
gentleman and wile or two single gentleman.
WOULD take one or two children U> board and
care for; have bad experience. MBS. H.,
*7O Fulton-st.
BOARD WANTED.
BOARD-Io the city or in Evanston. for gentleman
<nd wlf.*, with larg* room, or suite. plsasantlr
located. in private family, where can have a qnict
homo. A«Un-s«J H B. Trlhnoa olPee.
BOARD With unfurnished room, by *ea
tlemaa and vile, la a family on the Sonth
Side, north of Twenlr*secoml at. Person* accns
rioted to taking boarders need not reply. Addreei
M A C. Trtbonsnißce
BOARD and rooms md be had at Maywood
Hotel. H. D. CnUNN.
HOARD— By twoycunggentlomon, with large well
larnished room: South Side; dinner at 6 o'clock.
\ddresa 11. care Carrier 47.
PARTNERS 'WANTED.
PARTNER WANTED—Capital required *IOOO, in
furniture business. I can oiler the best chance
in the city to any Kan meaning business. Call at
77 S*n»li llelited-st.
PAKTStu W.AMfcO-Xo rugae? in a wed nUh
lUbrd retail grocery business at Indianapolia,
wltn a cash capital of from *3.uX) to 95.000, wliarr
two-thirds of the trada is Catb-lic. Call ami ioqQin
at the Tribune offlce* or to GttUCEB* Palmer House,
IndUoapolU, Ind.
PAKT.NKK tVANTJ3D—#I,h»i—a rare chance; per
lectlrsafe. AildressG. Tribune office.
PvRTNMC WaNTkD— ~bosiii as man who ran
command some capital wishes to joias«ma on*
*ho bad a business establish d before the firo. Ann
11 about to r-somo It- Wholesale bout sod shoe bust
n*as prjfenvd. Address MERCHANT, P. O. Boa
HOUSEHOLD GOODS:
L'oil SALE—Furniture—Zeeta green plush parl<
A furniture,
too yards dark velvet carpeting,
i hat stand with mirror.
1 side board.
I extrusion table.
I book case.
I wbaiubt with mirror.
I black walnnt beitvtead.
I marble top centre table.
Apply to A. B. WING A CO.. 539 Wabash av.
FOB PALS—Stylish furniture, marble ,top eels,
body Bru<*-U carpets, gas fixture*. all nearly
•iew. 50 Twmiy^-Ight-et, between Michigan an*
Wab»«h ar. Will give great bargains.
FOK SALE—Household fnrnittrte of a G-room cot
tage, c-nalsUngoi parlor, dining, chamber, anil
Kitchen turulntre. ail complete and ready for boose,
keeping All nearly new.' Cot:age can also be
rented at reasonable rent, Addressor apply at lH
Iteory*«t«
HOUSEHOLD GUODd Parties wishing to dis
poaool furniture, carpets, and general hoove
tnml goods at cash value will do, well to apply to J.
11. PX&K, 751 West Lake>st.: repairing promptly
■lone.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE.
TO EXCHANGE—A VERY FINE FARM; FINE
buUJln#*, audweil a locked, worth 550.U30. lor
c*l estate In burnt district. Address B. Tribooe
fflCe.....
2'U aIUdAAUfc-.i e*ir. PblUdetpui* ■D»
•*;*.f f r
FOHRENT-Bv WaT” T>
and Bouse Renting Agency. “M U*.'«{
toast.:
HOUSES—SOUTH PIVT'Tov
Large three story and m
bouse. IS rooms, ell modern imprevern
pUtelv famished, on Twenty-fitth
73 Myrick av.. beautiful rotraco ..f
modem Improvement*.
Two story and basemen; frameh'u«>
ar.
Large frame dwelling of 12 room* at i v'.
Stores oti Cottage Grove ar., corner
fifth st.
Good Cottage at 32 Vernon ar.. r‘. rp-ru«
month.
A large list of houses <o ell oarf* of in'* ci
WEST DIVISION'.
3>A Wett Washington at., tiro etorr and
marble front house. 17 room*, furniture f.
ISA South Sangamon at., two storv.
Two story frame bouM on Monroo st., u
ue#q at.
Cottage at 523 West Madison street. i
per month.
807 West Washington it., Ur’-* two
bouoe of m rooms.
Store 90S Weal Lake M.
Larro three atorr and ;m
house on Weet Washington st. past cf Tt;
IS rooms. a|| modern Improvements.
MS.’i Weet Washington at-, largo tin
nas-rn'et brick honse. li rooms.
RM Weet Waabiogtoa «t.. two storr an
brick bonse. 13 room*- Farnitaro for «il
New two atorr a-.* basement brick Un;-
ere st.. near Van Buivn st.
A large list of bouses and stores f> rent i;
of the city.
■pUB RIC.’iT—HOU>B AND FL'itNlTuui
r Thlrty-first-at., bstween Wabrah and r
ara.
For rent— a l k kgk boarding id
Hotel; also. 2 Billiard Tables 'orsale ch
Margo store andboeemeat to rsi t. Kent r-
Inquire at J. LAUNDEiVS, or. Donjlts
ottage Grove ar.
TPOE KENT— Forniahed or nnturnishc 1,
i <-story marble-front honv, r;i i-«!n
near Twenty-second at. Aorir on the rrem
TtO RENT—A nawbrickhons«m
14 yo?ma. barn, and earriarn hous i!
A GO.. 5 llaaonic Building. corner 5
and HaUtod eta.
TU HENT-Flne residence t
nw Onion Park. HERBERT to 1
State at.
TOBKNT— For 2or S yean. marble r
W Mlchlß»n-ar.,jnst north 1 hin—v
all or a portion of the fomltcre. W. M ti*
TO FENT—Two-storr and ba*«»me»ii h
modern improvements. pleasantly l -i
go re at 1033 Wnbaab-ay.
FOB REST—A dottbla fonr.etorv iir
on Milwankee ar.. near Northw>'>t'*rn
PR BENT—AND FOR SALE—•A'-l W i!l j
furniture, bedding. fuel, and erirvih,
plete for boosekeeping. contained i»
room*. Not a>t Twenty-sixth st. Will n v
parties buyingfurnltnre. etc. Rent
month. Immediate possesion giren. Apply i
FOR KENT—French cottage, new with m
10 rooms, modern improvement*. Urco s
etc. Accessible by two railroad*. 34 b..«r
Chicago, Terms »t.a» p«r annua. I».
BATOHELDER. 440 Stalest.
George A Hill, Beal Estate
r 399 State st.. room I.
Fine dwelling at Beloit, handsomely furn;
vsry low ngures-spleudhl place.
Dwelling 1331 Wabash ar., 7 room* Jio
I-arge furnished home 171 Calumet ar
Fine 2-story dwelling. Hyde P«rk. s3o.
nno BBNT-ATriKsr.cLASs itm-K. >i i
1. for one or two families, at Hy ie }‘.i w
with formtue worth f1.2« for sale at f.o
cloaej at once. Address 31 5..4 M (!nf, c i; r
TO BENT—House, two slorr and base u-n
sard roof. 9 rooms, exclusive of balls nt
at Hyde Park, convenient to dummy: .i r .lv
"J2« h *v COBEY, K<-il
472 Wabaah-ar.
TO BENT—House, and furniture for »V
at 435 Burnside st.
TO BENT— Farntdied house, s room
era Improvements; 190 i«r month t
tenant. IW Indiana av.. ucaeTwentvtfur l
TO KENT—A nicely furnishei honf* ,-r r,»:i
rent, per month. Apply a: ‘M i
uroveav.
TO BENT—Two story ami ba*»-m-nr m irl'
dwelling: part or whole of furnirurj
Apply at house 1M South sangaaion-st.
BENT—Part ofhonse 107 Park ar.
L tnre for sale, or will rent it furnished R,
reaaonahla. Call Immediat-lv.
•0 KENT—House of H rooms, 3 blocks fn
X #oq ft. cars, near Western ay. with
Carpets for *al«. Inquire at 94 \W*t Tw-fii
*TtO RENT—A threo-story brick lint-.- t -'i
JL barn, in good neighborhood. Rent r.’i o-r
Furniture for sale at a fair price. Address
tage Grove ar.,cltv limits.
FOR RENT—House containing ten rmvu
drr, batb. and all modern improrr-ni n
furnished throughout. Furnitur- for
very reasonable. Call at 23 South riixt-vnOi-
TlO RENT—Two or three good houses at E»
.rent. »30 a month, a to l? room* ra
W HIPPLB A CO.. Room fi Masonic Budding,
west comer Raltted and Randntph-sts.
FOR REST—A nice cottas* of 7 room* -it
ment. comer Thirtieth and South I*irl;
be rented cheap to a good tenant. I’.Sono
■SSWeet Wasbington it,
TO BENT—Two story furnished hoo«*. in
neighborhood, within a rail* of hudn-x'
Price, (he board of two gentlemen, who aro
tldlous. Apply this mornlcg on tbe prcii
Sooth Peoria at., near Adams.
r po BENT—Cottage, and furniture r-i
A Pets, bedding, etc.; everything cornel
housekeeping; rent »30 par month; much
leWvwfflSf! poaeesiion given. Inquir*
ANDREW S.grocer. cor. Twenty-flah -a t
UOR RENT—An elegant 3-story a>.d b'
house, marble front. 14 mom*. In splem
dltioo, all the modern improvement*, at*
carriage house attached, within a Mock n
Union Park. Bent reasonable. PHIL. F
LAN, 41 Hubbard court, between Wabash
'‘tate-st.
OR RENT—Or for sale, furnished. th‘
l sad basement swell front hnuae r.M
av, to private family only. Home built
aad stone, with good brick barn.
E*UB RENT—A first-class 2-story end bn
A residence. 12 rooms, ail modern improve
n°. v »shington. Kent m.
BALDw IN DAVIS, 51 Ilalsled St., near SI»
F'Olt RENT—s4o—worth (jO b-»’ore the
brick house 14 rooms, near tho corner
ton and Lincoln avs., north city limits.
LIAMd, 210 IVest Randolph-st.
r PO,BENr— A’new two.*torr houae. S tj.
L Cofage Grove hflwwn; rout low
BROS.. Office M7I Michigan
r pOKKNT-45» Michigan »v.. bct>*—D I n
1. and Fourteenth in., do* real ■••ncc.
front. <3 room*, all modern improvement*.
without foroitoni.
KENT—A small formatted huna
Apply on pretnlsi**, or at:
NAYIAN Office. 23 Canal at.
BENT—To a small family without 1
I part of dwalliog house UH Twenty-sixth,
'atningfive rooms, with closet*, ptnrr-a. «f
TO RENT— A famished house n*w|y Mi
carpeted to rent to small family »t f ai
anil two hoarders wanted in private fimilv
HAMJCKBi SMITH’S
'»orn and Msdlaon sts.
FOR REST—In the city »f Waukegan. 1
furnished hocse. Apply to o j>, Li
ueal Estate agent.
TO UKNT—Furnished a goo-1 h
R. FOWLER. No. It Canal at.
L'Oit UKNT* A 2-#t-»ry and b-wniftit iim
V. Inside shatters, marble mantle* c
located in the Booth Division. e«r the i,k
renting must buy household go tie. which
having oecn need bnt one mnnth; prio*
rent low. Address STEPHENSON Trihxn’
'HO KENT—Tuasmall tatntlv. furm-iicd
L 132 Cotug* Grove ar. contains 9 room
S?ORRI^ f ni e 4 clo,:tc P-
L’OR KENT—House, and fornltaro foi
story brlek and basement: good b .rn;
for honae. and farnltnre for sale cheap, a i
?*onth Park av.
FOB RENT-For 2 years, at t3,y» p-.-r »i
story basement and attic on W*ua«h
Foartecoth-st. VYM. OA BRETT. r/A stare.
r I O BENT—Hotel eontalnlog 40 ronrne. r
1. Nell Watch Factory, at the er«ts:nv of
R.. M. C. B. H.. P. A F. W. R. R., and M.
only to3o minutes' ride from the centr -n!
i.y UO train# dally. Apply to PAU CoRNE
10 and 12 North Canal *t.
FUR KENT—House forni-hed or lun
sale; hone* newly L-rnlsh-d: a
ehanee fnra fandly wishing immediate r
loqnire at 138 Stantoo.av.
FOR RENT—To g»nt««l tamttv withnnt
basvmeat of home No. 17 Laflio-«t.
FOR BIX—A 6-room cottage with clu
barn with four stall* and room foi
tons of hay. No. 702 Waahlngtoo-av. In<i
Mlll-r-st.. from 12 to I or front 6 |n jt o*cl
FUR RENT—The 4-»tory brick r-»t
Fuurtb-av M Ik rooms. In gixxl 0rd
•R05..4U fioutti Ctack-aC. Also 43t CUt
story brick.
TO BENT-UR FOBSALE—LARGE AN
hnnaaa, by J. MAX GREEN. Cm
Philadelphia.
TO RENT-ROOMS.
If OR JCKNT-A Pice furnitbed front riun
L room, without board, can be had by a:
No. 35i W*«t Harrison it.
TO RENT—Booms for housekeeping for
wife; also, furnished front fjozn par!.
West J<rkr»n st.
pGR-BE-V*—One-half of famished hoa
F Sooth between Washington
**>u. The rooms offered a* o*-C"mpri
room, kitchen, and servan s' ro> m Ini
front parlor, two largo b-drooms, with I
at'ached Family renting would be ontin
■ted from other occupants 01 the hoa**.
the premise*, or to D. W. WHIT LE.
Watch Company, toraer Green and Wet:
ton-‘ts.
r pO KBM-A large trout room fur *>Hii
L alto. a barn at y>s Wabash t,v.
TO RENT—A suite of threerooms. t»eetl
arately, flr»l*cbua. all modern imp
northwest corner Thirteenth it. and Indi-
TO RENT—From November 1, to a x
I party 3 pleasant rooms, near hnree c.
fiopermoath; no other lodger*. Apply c
TO REST—With or without board, th
nicely famished, two doable and ene «i
room and conveniences on san.e floor. Lnc
desirable; convenient to stages or ears; t<-
L'DR RKNT—One-h»lf of furnished hoi
r Soath May st.. between Washington
<on fts. Tho rooms for not are bnsetu-nt.
diningroom. servants room; parlor on
•nd two Urge sleeping rooms a bore. with I
hot and cold water; furnace In b*«*u«>ni
renting will bo entirely srparato from 01
pants of bans*. All the rooms furnhlitoi.
the premises, or to D. W. WHITTLE. oM:
el Watch Company, southwest corner
Washington.«t».
Ti foruishej room, am
s«otUm»o nod Udf Uxrd f<r I.vK; n
Park. Ad.lrMt AIIMSTRONO. Trihati- n
rpll REN T—Two or three pleasant rooms.
or nofaraished. Apply at No. 75 Nt
«t. References repaired.
FOB BENT—Throe or four pl-aaant
youuf geotlemen without bo«rd u
aallylna vt-ry desirable location. R
qttired. Apply at N0.237 West Washing:-
MACHHCCHT.
A MBS' ENGINES. PORTABLE 3 TO
A power; threshing, d and W-horsc; cir
mills. Foremen a grinding mills, con
belting, etc. COLONS EATON. Asout
Canal-et.
BLANDYS* STATIONARY AND POI
engines and saw mills, etc., nt the o
corner of Canal and Waahlnzton-eU. P
THROP.
FOB SALE—Ones bona second band p*>
oi*.? Pottablo steam engi
aASSM, 15 sooth Cana) it.
FOB SALS—Cheap—a new screw cut'
alia vices and tools. T.PURVKS.eJ
L'OK SALK—Price reasonable-Oue ten
L .»s*> twsnty horse boiler, tank
ready jilted. To bo seen at t7 and We*t
up stairs. Apply to WSL McGBEGOR. A3
nal st.
wanted to rent,
\kf ANTED—TO BENT—Two rooms l
vT honse for living purposes, in rich
d!«na and Curtia its-, preiened: give t
Addrau LAWfi&NUK. Tnbnoa office.
l\T ANTED—TO RJCNT-By a privata fat
*T t(|e ot tv<M>oij bosi» ol Mf'S ruu
two tnllss weat of Randolph or Madiaou
Rent stoat ha aa low as a Orat-elaea tenant
cured. o

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CK PAPER CO.. MSoilli -Jcaer«»n-t.
an’AStatloner<«.
•....•r.n. NDRKW> A CO.. <.‘9 Wabssb-av.
r.lauL Boob llauufacturrr* nud
tiouers.
i a ;:‘«i'FMAX.?i South c ;n:..'i-»-i.
C’arrlacf*.
,v :.S It .:uriiC, c»*r. Anu ami W Randolph,
ranifts.
r r nO!.L:STEß&CO.,Wandl3Nt‘nhCanal-4t.
I.i.rs A v:KI'V. to State-*:.
Clotiiin^r.
ll£':r:T v.*. KING i CO, 21 ibirket+t.
LEOPOLD KITIN.T CO., 4T2 Mlchisan-ar.
i L'T. I T ij.J'.. fsuN A vv LlilUltE.lV Wsbad. -»t
ClolbiUK (UctallT.
i-i.z- v-vs IUTAI.TNC. MuJlstm.ocr, IVi-ris
li..'i‘<»N Mji'Al:!: DEAI.ING. T«rt-B»v-,»fon i st.
T
j11.1.V .V 1.-JiV. -i MaAi-mn *t.
Civil rTmjinerr and Coulraeior.
i''l aN, :s? W. MaJlian.
Commercial Aseucy.
M. KiM.uP ±co.,r.*.nn-13rS. c«n.v-.*i
All MrulLL'T* t\».. <*>Ke»t Hnrri«' ij..t-
Coru Slicllcrs, «tc.
v I ’K 1". 1“ West Randolph-st.
t'hirr.so Paviug Company.
M>*C\rrniir.T.Pr.-g..l3.'\Vf«t'Vfltbiuet«u-»t
Cement-
iin v. HKKr.ri;. y sr.mii oi.
N ai» K* *7', 6.'. Mf. Uanl nn-1 i
Chrmtcal Works., j
,:;T 'I. .t 3J \Vr*t Lake ST.
Cigar* and Tobacco. _
i’4RTRIDGE.kC<>..*i lUst Ilairi'<M> ‘t. 1
Cordasc nuil Twine*.
.T.r.:-, Ji and J'- Marl:-!-*:.
Crockery.
v i. i i t*.. 4-c \xw:
i:.* w«*t Ma-iricn.,
Crackers.
.1 V- int.'M/.N A UA. tl
Commission Merchant*.
V lltl'-A CO.. .t> u't *U i.
r:.»:Uii A- Wab-isb-av. i 1
US' Soifi'iS A-M:'«Tr. t'2 W. Wa«hincteti.«r.
si. I. a:T. A |U:sr<Ki:P'»N. T- W. Washica:..u cf.
r M. IIAI.L tj.V* rtrrti E. Kicdulpb-ft.
i;T \sl.KV> A* \V.\(JNKK. T7W. MadKm.fj. I
n VKU CO,. s. Cacr.l fl.
a C.i WiMC.irr* Ca.SW.cor. Canal and Lakc-hl*. j.
ri .\TTTHi»I!NM WNARI>,9 andllXCanal-M.
n WKAKK A Co., ami 27 N. Oiintoa-ot.
M'WU.UAMS kC*». r* W. Randolphs.
CVIII’S i.uWEKS \VI U-lAAIS. £S w. Randolph*:. 1
i' M. J-ViliD CO., (hirhwiaes) 85?. Caaal-«t. i
1* a* ci.HMENT>A: CO.. tlnmbcrl SON. Canal-st
A CARTER. irtr’.cd IrQiU S3 and 6i W
r-t.iio;T>si-?t. f
wr.r.HF.n. :-»and f.CVr*t Ma.lUon-jt. J
u ri’Tl.’'.v r»i:o> IT*.* W«i lianaa!ph»*t.
i ;.i*i’TS a: C<»., U>«t l.,ikc>-*:.
i K j:j. a o*.. \vcn i,au-<:.
i: urj.r.,- X «'o. **j m«i i.ake->t.
r V.’.T.CAMPKnLkS I'KAdl, «w W.-«t I.nkr»t.
1\ A KI UK. e*t
V Pl-’KI WV>t L*k— h.
r:ss >\vil FA C*», f 3iN..rth C«n*l-«:.
W.\nr* A Uiiso. flinton-st.
UiT'taSS. VT U*. Mri.l!*;.U.fcU
-V nr.i r'.-i ttntftt.
i’i i r .O'J’S'*:.'. i; We st Mailiiau »t.
L'A‘ CcKK. W.-«t Like et.
s•; j» i;o »ril. .7 Stat* df.
•I'in'U'tn. A- i*i:i;Tkc. m runal.t.
.1 HtNniUT'/'WVt I,*AeJ!.
K M.l.w* »t Last*
u in r<*. r*i amt it j»f»rtn ntotr'ti jt.
s' WHAI.I. r«* iv.fr KsMolph Kt.
t. i,o*U*I!U H A 'S>.. Krt U itt l.»k«* *t. 1
1. 1;. JIAVtMi.VV«>.r l.tkerf.
•;m I’. It.VfN, ilndi'nn-*:. i
li.Ui -1»i a* l»*•!.*».'. *1 ciiatim, IloomJ*. j
j'nr. 11. ,-LVMill’ll A Co.. 3 Wcsi WarliinctOl.-st. J
Detective A: Preventive Acency.
!-t;;r-T:r.To:,"-. iz \v. \rashiostoa-?t.
i>l*;lller*> oml Wholesale l.lquor j
DcsOcrs. 1
uvr.r.' a :;i Wif 1 \Vn«iiin£U*n*»t. j
":Y ATI I A I-. WAshuiiton.Kt. j
iMWv.sV.ti*. Ul.ft.Vf i O auA C W<«t had* I
i-ViAUl*', LJ.I'J.TT A CO., 3Tf. ;*tat*»-»t., nc«P
M s *ir?‘'S. r.t? West 1
~V.‘ M V.TViIY. V.: j
Drnjrtrist {Hclailk
TMn't V WIiITKKIKi.P. •vvltstatp-sr.
LI'CK .v KAYNKB. Si? State, cor. Siiiccr.th**!.
Prumrlsts. j
r W.-'t nand.-.’r-li I
srr.vi:.s>uA a ijKni*. c i: u; 5
1
j
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I
I'levators.
w*»t st.
r.lum Packing Company.
AY. I>T \Ve*t NS’n-lilßston.M.
I3ucravcrs (Wt-ocl).
a 7»/.. Ue»t Mai!i»oa-st.
ami Die Sinkex*.
It ii \Nm*N. it Weft Ma*li<on-»t,
}'ruil« uml rancy Crocerln.
2laJi#nn'.*t.
11.I 1 >f. M’PCS A C.0., 10 CltuUM «t.
rorivardlnu and Itiuuranc'e.
j:. niA.'Ki to.. M err. TUmWrh* HaMrd.
I'arnltnre*
L IIALEA- JH.IS. 14 nud ir.Xonli Canal-ft.
:i t A V Ki i .t TCBKY Fl JCMTITIi: CO.. SfltoH*
W’v r"
Visit \WhoiciaicA
;,Vi;. aMI'l’rLL, M .*clTernin.*t
Verm TVatroxifi.
11; I: r. M Soatti cliuuo».*t.
runil>hlnj; Coodi (Wholetcale.
r::l-T. i;*.‘l NUl.xrr. icTwenty-fecoail-#:.
«.old Pernand Jewelry.
MKKN. JaMili:Ut*lo../b W«.»i”,s:rri-sf.
Grocers (WEalcialiU.
srr.uin:. waj:nei: co.,* 3 tuu Caual?t
v.. M JIuVT <v» .*3S-/nr*j **an*» <t.
t A i‘»„ it and 13 «'an«:
r.r' KWitn .t.'>•>>. ;;-s \»«v,,,t,aT.
1-\Y’. AU.EN CO-. Gil MiaUi-m-av.
-iIC.i.Y CSIU' OTT. m Wali*,h.»v.‘
ji. V. iLLAIIU Ji Cu.rOffice lf*7 Ttllor*p-j»
»■•i S1 ii i-ll .v VW»{ \Va»»'infr.on «t.
\'a iiYIiU.V CO.. 0 I 'il-er. Ajr*.. P*H, I.sVp
«ToccrK .UcUii>
_• c. Ii.I.I.SI’IE. TJ3 WjLafl; as.
Cnupowder.
J \I'MN A lIANP I’OWPKI: Ct*..Ktt W*».;.»r:
(ink I’istnrcs and Fittlnßt.
a. M. V* ILMAIIIU a, BUO.,
lla»*il%r»rc*fU'n».Jesalo).
'.V-* t:T “lit A aa 1~2 SnncU C.-cnal*'
1. south. w.»t uko.
A K 'T5r ‘'”l> A Y**ln«>i-aT.
'TaiMtor.iJ A I:III.AK£V. ttut R„fi
i .N litbK,
V. 1. i«!i
I) I*3' (aOOtIB,
It» W»».t Ma<li*nn f"
l i I.! N. jVu.K a O'., office -to >1 it ialc.su M.
i;. i'.\ul'Kirci-.i-wtoic? Matv-st. 1
l .nsravrr< and Die Sinkers.
jl l L! 1 I '.-11;. i CO.. 25 Fast Klczic-M.
rnsinrs—.tfachlncrj
WM M.fiTn.’GOn, £.T .South Cansl-et.
At- oOFEIid; CO., luand Id W Ramlolph-st. 1
Encrarrrs HVooJ).
w c .t \Vs*;:inctpn
Lipmscs.
riTV. I— We-t Lnt»-st. and liO i-st.
F.tprrss Ofllceu,
NITED STATE* EXPRESS, 5!» find Cl WiM
«-t.
o.OTT,
i
Hard Wood and Lumber.
wiljirA i:.\rX£U» V} NefJb ss*ngatnoi!.u
Hides. Pelt*. Cbc,
CFANFLEii BOTXTOJ*. OScuiliCdoal »i
llonsr nnA
••I *!KTIS .t liKt*?* A J:!*, i? 3 Arc.*t 3Ti3i»-an”st,
Hat’. a*»d T*«ir* (Whole..!-
KKiTII llUO' .Vltfl'ralr.e or.
Hot Manufacturer.
P'.ULLIf A. CAVA S N A. 3M V.V«t Ai*vn* »l
Hotels.
HOI'SE i*°.. Iladl«on «n3 Crwo
fin Jr Goods.
vi MS Tutarr**?eo)irl sf.
Iloane IScsiiten. 1
W O rnr.A7l-'J* .V SOX. car. Cllnx.>n m-*» .U<-|cf»»n,,
Ice.
UMPIiAMS U lU.Alini CO., i 5: .Siaia-.J.
"j -i\UK“. Tv.; w a iv*.i,-iT.
v %v corr. 4-.i
u’ n* macbchkr, :*j u‘e*t m.
IP 1P- .Ml Wab**h.»r. Jo sp. nr.
Importer* and SncrarlWCner’s Aeen<«.
v ii. c U.vis.ri .ir4»iuiin»T. .1.
luturauce (flrc> t
Ti'.F vliAT,\V«fc JEWELL,>I Soutlrrantd'Si.
uvnill-* t A, CO., V KklUrJ.pt.
.Vni:T.i*o?' a smooth
r jiVAN'.t ti nli.l *T 'H’mil
r rr.Ar.KJ: a O*.. iJEUrjg.ioan
'i'irUlV.AN.i'7 West U»A.*no «C v
tia’AT. y> aßilr: V. Olh Usui
A ’vi’ AtoojJ!'-A-<■<».. Aitjcuem. f.S Smalt Citul *t
V.V.’rs VAN INVi’A<;VN.'Vi V.m
n*t>M \N> AdKSTV. I \'»«t W.i«hjD£tftiw:.
n AtJI’NCV, 157 VTrtf \Va#i.ui£tof}>«!. t
Insurance (Ufc).
Jim-ALUFE. 83 WaLash-sr.
V Utl» ''rO*W!.
vij-KrUr.'-VKEK.s.'w. ror. r.*tj£o3*>haaJ IlaUtM
v«*i 1C 'v.-nraw Haltt*-! «o<) llandolpli-US.
h\-Ti Kl. Ml' NEW VofcK. t.CW. tV’«phlnetoa.rt.
of milCAfiO. u» uv«t »t.
V-tfTH aMEUIcAN. or N>w V«rk.sU Wabash av.
OUIT lU.K LI KE. CSS U*,|. iph *v..
li v .V. ,flir.<!.TTS «l_Tr*
rfi t-(; v<• or-Ot'nrvrSl AT c WTXi3T.' 'i *t.
NETE.M IiiINSY IE K.OOS. »l*l West
1 VavUiactcm et
-itF.li STATES, fst V*V«r \V«j>hineton-»t.
V,’\sUIXiHON INSrr.ANCE, Lsc Wabatb-av.
insurance, iJ.*.Su»ad 4 Aecilrnt.)
iv i t r rnv cS Jla*JA>rJ. JulJm Wfnt- nt..i .1.
Iron. W«l«j Xalls, Ac.
*VKI! JtCC. hrk-rr.r
liiil'K.' I-MJBMS CO, 51 sottih CfSitft.
atnm' Oi tdc voosmu ucn [me
'■•J
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Iron Mn\nficiorfr«*
:flfi DAVID.M- FORD, sa to C 2 West Wallin?-1
ton-st. and 47 to 65 South CUnlon>t. j
•im;A.;orL,\TKAMi bah miu. >-,oip»nv.
*M WaVfi»U-av.
Job 'Printer*.
CI..MIK .V F.IIWAKD.S, lf<3 Welt K.mloli.ti-il.
Jeweller* (Wholesale).
•XIGASWF.bI* CO-Stg W«sk Madison *t.
STARK A ALLEN. 363 W*baah-sv.
Jewellers.
A. 11. MU.LEK, -rOWsbasb-aT.
ciLKs BROS., corner WabaMia'. s'"* —J-**-
N. MATSON J: CO.. Wahash-av.
JapanucA Ware and Tin Cniia.
NORTON A FANCUEU. C and M Sooth Canalat. I
Distiller* Wholesale Liquor Dealer*.
DICKINSON. LEACH CO.. 25 Sooth Canal-st.
Law Boole*.
OAI.I.MSIMN JCROCKCROPTJ2I WlNn-lnlpW.
B. P MYERS. RC2lV»b*»b-»T,
Livery Stable*.
IL\AS FOWELL, 25 to 31 Weal >LnE-nn-t,
WRIGHT LUOS.. WaahtnKtoo at.
Leather Tlndlnja.
PAGE RRO. CO.. 35 »tid 37 CeoaLbU
BLACKUVRO 6i IIRO.. 2? South C«tul»t.
C. C. WALLIS ASON, .'*3 So. Ca»al-Bt.
Lumber and fthlUßlc*.
W. It. PUETTYMaN. w. Like-st.
Liquid Matlnc Paper and IllacU
Boards.
J. D.WIS WILDER, S» Wert R»ndoU>b-*l.
Lawyers and Adjusters.
BF.CKWITH.ATKK A KALES. T»WaU*l.
BARKER A \VAITK, ttl Mato eU
KAV A4UTCHKLL. UAoiUh CUstou ft.
SAMVEL J. ATWATER. U South CUalau at.
MORAN A ENGLISH. 103 Wa«tKaa(solph*>t.
SIDUUDGEA TUUniELOTTE. lIS Wert Ma.Ji.o.,.
►t.aoncnr. Waba»h-a». «Nt T«rn»r.M>cop l-»f.
JfWI.AH n BISHELL, M Wert Randulpb-rt.
GOUnV A CHANDLER. 331 Wabash-*'.
HKKBERT A QCICK. W M«to.it.
W. H. HORDES. IS» West M*dbon-rt.
GOODRICH, 311 Mcnroe-it.
W It scaTES. l 4 i W. JHdDonrt.
<CAMMON. McOACO A FULLER. >1 ieVts-m ar.
WAID.STANFORD 4 BIDDLE, 5. W. cor. Wash
ington «nd ll»l»ted*u.
HEKYEV, ANTUOM A GALT, olT.f» 3.-*. \Vabash
WAKKMAX. MANLY A WAEEII AS., «SA'Amlrt
BKNTLKV, BtSSKTT. LLLMAN A 1' F.-. ~6

HAltniM; A Mi COY. Mab.«l.f»r.
WILLIAMS i TBOMPSO2C.&4 \V«li«b-»r.
JOHN W. WACGIIOP. -WX. W.bMh-Av.
I) BICIWcTHOMAS.OIxMicUiBMWaT.
I kla k I'AJS&BUandG. XV. PLI’iIMEU. r.| X'csl
I nos Evnu L. PENCE k WOSES, llonm fc. s xv.
I -eor. Bw*.ft«ph»inl lUl»ted-«.. »ml 1130 XX Unuli.
I (VUI’ER I’.UKEH. U3 Wm VVmhinf
jIJ tKXKTT SIIBLBECUNK, If! XX XX ««hins*
t IPO**t.
i C. M. HARRIS, IST \X>»t M«nr.vw?t.
I.VMaN Jt .Tai:Ks*ON. 7i XXVst Madi»oD*sr.
SMITH KOHLSAAT, Ct
f SPOKI'ORI*. Mrl>All‘ A WH-SON. 77 \X*~« M*>li
I •epn-st
T. G XU 1.. ?S r*« (larriian *t
LlQnor^-Wltolr I
Lime.
CHICAGO LIME CO., £OOSuU jU
Manufacturers of Pocket Books and
Fancy Goods Dealer*.
MEEKER 8803., M South C*n»Mt.
Masonic Goods and Beffalfss
11. n. CAHCCKV, IWSoolh UaUUd 81.
Me cchanl .Tailors.
51. S. CA N SON. ill \VahB*h*r.
MrINTYItK A RICHARDS. 129 TwentT-sf -emi
Maps and Charts,
JAS. VAN VECIITEN, MS Walnubar.
Millinery (Wholcisle?.
KEITH BROS.. 9tR Fmiri* or.
0. W. J. M. WETHEBELL, 303 Wsbtsh ar.
WEItSTER 8110-. West Washington, Cni-m I’ajk.
Matches.
ECLECTIC MATCH CO., W W®«t 3U«H«"n «t.
Maps and Charts.
CEO. F. CRAM ACO.,SsWc#t.Lake«.
Merchant Tailoring.
MATTHEWS A MASON*. Ci 9 WabMh-sn
P. KLV, r.\7 Wabasli-ar.
U. PERRY A CO.. W*lH«lt-nr
U. J. WALSHK ,90.1 Wabash ar.
JOHN It. KALL.4SO Waba«o*av
M. S. CANNON. iU Wobaab-aT.
Mercantile Agency.
J. M. BRADSTREBT SOM. 36 Consist.
T.VPPAN. McKILUoPA CO.. anil “7 S. ('.-lual.st.
A* etripaprn.
CHICAGO NEWSPAPER UNION. 1:5 North
A etripaprn.
CHICAGO NEWSPAPER UNION. 13 North
J«’ffer?on-st.
Oils (Wholesale.)
KENLV i JKNKINS.3I North Canal-?. j
Oysters and Fish.
A. BOOTH. .VC Michlgan-av. J
F. IMTTII, Hands? South Csualnt. i
D. D. MALLORY i CO., 114 West Randolph m. I
HENRY M. CDRTIS, lu7 East Twelfth-at.
A. RYDER. £63 Michigan**?.
Office and' School Furniture.
U. M. SHERWOOD. IQ3 to UOSooth Canal-st.
A. 11. ASDKEWS4CO..II94I2I W. Wa-lunpt n-rt. j
Paper Dealers. j
J. W. BUTLER t CO., 13 North Jefferson-M.
SOUTHWEST PAPER CO., S7 Wert Lake-n
BRADNER. SMITH 4 0".. «I 9 Siate.«t.
M«UAM. PITCH A CONVERSE. AS West I.ak»*
Painting (Sign sod Jinn**.
BARRY A CUSHING, Stalest.
Pi-lntinc Presses.
OFFICE on:. HOE A CO., of New York, at Chicago
NVuenaper l-ui.m, 15 North Jefferson-*!, 11.
KEUUtmi'F. Aee&t. j
Physicians.
JUSTIN HAVE*. M. D., IS Calomel *t.
INMAN DOCTOR. lAtSoutU JIaMelM.
G. D. BEEBER, 953Prairle-av. I
A. G. BEECH. Psrk-ar.
W.C, HUNT,.>« 3 West ai»rfl«on*»t.
LAKESIDE MONTHLY. Id Wert Ran lolph-r
Pianos.
W. W. KIMBALL, GlO Mlchlgan-av.
J. BAITER A CO., 270 Michlgamav.
REED'S TEMPER OF 3ICSIC, 61 Sixteenth-**. I;
BOOT CADY, All WeW*«b*»v.
HEED'S TEMPLE OF MUSIC, rt Sixteenth.*:.,
near Wsh««h*av.
Picture Frames and SIouldlnB*! j
SAMMONS. CLARK A CO.. Wand IWClinton-*!.
Paints, Oils, Glass, Etc.
CHASE. HANFORD CO., 479 South Can*! fi.
Periodicals.
“THE SPECTATOR,” Vjft?lmle-rt.
STANDABD-tTIURCH 4GOOD.MAN.I3 H*rr»«»iwl.
GEM OF THE WEST. SOLDIER’S FRIEND.
\V*t’ifch«av.
Plumbing and Gas Fitting.
W. n. PATTERSON, 171 Wml Randolph**!.
JAMES IRONS. 9 So. BaUted-rt.
Publishers.
ADa VS BLACKMER A LYON. 3\\ W. Washington.
LA ursine PKINTINC CO., 13 Hannon court.
I MOSFB WAUHKN. 151 Wml lUodolsh.it.
J a N.KELLOCO, 63 and C 3 sooth INaaLe:.
Printing Presses.
I GLOBE JOB, 45 Wort Washington et.
i Powder Companies.
AMERICAS, 1061 Indisns-sT. j
lUiltra}' Supplies. j
MARSH A COODRIDGE. a. w. cor. Canal an.l l.tk'
I lUUroadi.
5 CHICAGO, DANVILLE A VINCENNES. Norih
J HalstoJ-fL,
Real Estate and Loan Brokers.
1 GRAHAM. PERRY 4 CO., 74 Weft Madison-* r.
A. T. HEMINGWaY. ttaonlh Canal rt.
I BtaXErtste sndLoao.
ISAAC R. HITT, E» WMt Randoleh-rt.
u. H. KERFOOT&CO.,*«and4SWert Lake-?:.
BLANCHARD BROS., 807 Stale-*:.
‘SNYOEU 4 LEE.9 noatb Ualrted ao*l corner of
Mr.uroo and LaSalle.*!*., Nixon’s Building.
1 HAIIXD A BRADLEY, fASonth CanaVn, i
G. S. lIUBBAHD. Jr.. 70 South Canal-rt.
OGDEN, SHELDON 4 SCUDDEH.6J So. ConaLat.
HENRY WHIPPLE A CO.. So, IV. cor. Randolph
and l!al*ted.rt«.
A. K“VaTs. S. W, cor. Randolph ami RaUicd-Ms.
B. V. JACOBS 4 CO., tia W«L>a*h-av,
j BCItniIELL 4 CO., ft* Wahath-av.
i IVGLKDEW 4S'»UTH WORTH. 411 Wahiuh**?. i
i GEO. G. NEWBERRY. £37 W»buh ar. i
I A. R. WISH A CO.. £3? Wabath ftf.
ULLRICH 4 BOND, 511 tfabaiftar.
•J S. 4 A. SCOVILL.S37 Wabash ar.
I UKA 4 CATES,™ Waliaah ar.
D. coiiK 4 SON. l*» "rtt Madison st.
1 i»- K. PEARSONS. IW Wert MadUon at.
KDW AIID F.THOMAS, til West Wafhiiigron-M.
N, F. 31KRBILL Jk Un.. 141 Wert Waahlogloo rt.
WM D. KERFOOT. S9 East Wsshioßton-st.,
i Kertoot’t Block;”
Til OS. A. A MATSON HILL, 401 Wsba-har.
FRED- L, FAKE 4 CO., 340 Michigan ST.
j Bail road and Sfaehlnc Oil*.
BRADLEY 4 SIBLEY, «0 Wert Lakeat.
Batlroad Depot* and Ticket Offices.
1 MICHIGAN CENTRAL, foolet T»«ty-**oond^t.;
Ticket lifiice corner and MadJion-ata.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL UAXLIUIAD CO.. General
office*. 710 Michigan m.
i rrwennr Depot, ,,l Tweatr’Secan'T *t
I Local Kmcht tltSce- Weldon.
out-Freicht Depot. C. 8.4 Q. Depot,
In-Frdclit Depot, foot of South Water at.
Shirts.
SCRinS KB 4 NICHOLAS. 776 Slat- ft.
i JOHN U. O’BRIEN, Wabuh-av.
i S»res.
DIEBOLD Jb KIBKZLES. 44G State-Pt.
i UEUKING 4 CO., corner of Fourteeath-rt. *n l In*
diana*«T.
SCOVILLE 4 HARVEY, Wahaah.at.
S BOYLES. Office 153 I’ark-aT.
MACNEAI. 4 URBANS. 7750. Ceaal #r.
HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK CO.. 06 West MadUon
Sewing 3Eachi»ics.
TINKLE 4 LTON. 73 South Delated *l.
nOMK SHUTTLE. 717 Wcet Madlwn-ar.
WHCKLRU 4 WILSON. JSS Wen .Madltoo
WEED. J“4 W; MvUooa at.
FLORENCE OFFICE aSD SALESROOM. It E!.|.
B rwSKt court.
Sash, Doors, and Blinds.
CHARLES J. h. MAYER. S. E. cor. W. Uke and
t‘anal-ft.«.
.j. Naddlerr tlardirare.
j- toddlcrx Hardware.
P.tllGtl.Ml k JOKES, u Wait Randolph-t.
HAVOCS A KAV, 47 W«*t-Randolph «i
Ktatcb Companies.
TI3K OSWEGO. 07 \V*. Sladi*co.«l. {4
Scale*, Trucks, kc.
FAIRBANKS, OBEENLKAF4 CO., 11 N.CanxUt..
i J. F. FORSYTH 4 CO.. 4C South Do»pUiDCS-si. j
CmCAGOSCALBCO..W And 86 W.Wartdnjrlon-rt. I
iloWK*r, ’7 North Jeff*r*on-»t. 1
Salt.
HASRIN. MARTIN A WHEELER. CacaL't. i
Sign Fainting.
F. R. GROUT. c. eon Clinton sod Adamt-itr. 1
Stencil Tool* and-Stock.
FINICAX. f« E- Raodolph-et. 1
It. HANSON. H We»t M*4i*oo-*t.
Stationery. Job Printing, Blank Book
Manufacturers, kc. I
CULVER. PAGE. MOYNE 4 CO., Jl, IS, and 15 11
North X>e*t>Ulnee-ft.
SMEALI REBASKS CO., 45W. Washington-81.
JOHN H. SMALL CO.. 27 South Caoal-mt. j 1
j THE WESTERN NEWS COMPANY, 95.97. and I a
99 West Randolph-*!. d
CAMKUUN.AMBRItOA UOFFMAN.tf; WBandolrb. i
J. M- W. JOSES. «S,Caaal-*t., and *0 \V>tm«u-aT. 1
RASP. SIGNALLY ICO., lo» We*t and I
uortUwe*tcoraer JeOer*rmmOdliand<dph.
Mthool Book*.
IVISON. BLAKEMAN. TAYLOR A LO., IV rat
llendoleh *t. _
GEO. A C. VV. SHEBWOOP, JOJ South tAaal-i:.
*1 .Tobacco (Manufacturer*, and Jobber#.) 1
IIEAfeTT, WAITE A DODGE, W W.W 3 shingion-*t.
-i Tea* (WbolwaleL
i J. A. BRAY MSB. JR. A CO* til Vf.-Wa*Magt.M».»t. 1
1 N. SHERWOOD A 01., AI2 "Cate-lt,
DANA, UYDR A<*>-•N.C.Draae, a*tj ««i.ak*»t.
T.\ VI.OR A WRIGHT. I.j Wmbmab-av.
Transportation. 1
1 GREAT WESTERN DESPATCH. W9 State it
Trunk Manufacturer*.
RILEY A BBANDINMOUBE. <9 N«nh Jeffer».> n -.t
Type Foundrl**, Printing Prewti, 1
1 Ink*.
ROUNDS i KANE, 15 North Jeff*nwn**t.
(Tin flste and Metal*. Tinned and I
Japanned Ware.
r FRANK STCRCBS A CO„ eor.Elarriloa and PrerU. I
I Undertaker.
JAS. WRIGHT, ir North ctmtun *t- 1
I Watch Manufacturing C«.
i w.Ontn tetnVuliloft.'D.
Wholesale Store*.
j. f. BATH BONE* CO..:*) and 32 South Canal-st.
Wbolmle Groceries.
1 1 6TEWART. ALDBICH k CO-, eor. Clark and 1
.Sixteenth-***.-
1 fiPRAGUE, WARNER 4 CO- S3 Booth Canal-et. I:
Z.M.BAUkJSAand96I £a*t KaadoJpt si.
M KAD A HIGGINS. t. w. c:<r. Waahlngjon A Green.
J PL'RARDBRO.t.g pnWfißS, 1 now DnrandkPow.
DURAND. POWRKSk MEAD, J era. i.w. cor Wa*h- i
incle 1 end Geee* at*. 1
TV ire Clotk and Matting. 1,
wiRE-CLtyrn CD.TT6I Bimteoi. i,
inj.w|—t» TfaiJncaw.
Womtn'a Committee, acting 'itincotgliilt-~fl
imn Vnd ’'jj "w 1
STATIONERY,,
IOBBVMDUEWSS&CO.,'
Booksellers
A.TSTD
Stationers,
469 Wabash-av
we auk opening a new stock of
Miscellaneous Books,
Blank Books,
Diamond Paper,
Envelopes,
Faber’s Pencils,
Eagle Pencils,
Steel Pens.
Arnold’s Ink, &c., &c.
Will have large shipments arriving creiy day.
Our customers will «ibli«o us greatly by remitting
balanee rtu» m rroinptl* lw«ibK-.
COBB. ANDREWS A U*,.
W Wnh.e-b.av.
CDLTER, PAGE. HOYNE GO.,
STATIONERS,
11,13 and 15 North Desplalnes-st.
t
Nitre CASKS AENOLD’S
FLUID just received.
AUe SRVRNTV LETTER PRESSiir. afcivtUacnt j
of Letter Boot*, General Stationery, more* Blank
Book*. Proof! of l.r«, L.aie*. Xotan’e Seal* ami j
Blnitkr, etc. Second Ruling Machine Tanning-
IT CLOTHING.
NOTICE,
Henry W. King Co,|
i WHOLESALE
CLOTHING.
Will resume business at Nos. 28 and
30 Market-st, nest door to the
drug house of Puller Puller
within the next ten days, with as
full a stock as before the fire.
We are happy to say that, beside
the goods saved from the fire, we
are able to fully replenish from our
New York house.
Our customers and the trade can
have orders filled without delay af
ter the 22d inst.
MABLEY CO.,
THE GREAT
CLOTHIERS
Of the West, will open the
CMcago One-Price doing House
122WestMadison-st.
IX A FEW DAYS.
JAIL EIGHT AGAIN.
First in the Field.
MATHEWS MASON
an' now onen with a TOLL LISE of seasonable
l coeds. Orders tilled promptly, as usnal, at
1 f.wana-if.AV.
PAPER.
Paper^Paper.
J.W. BUTLER CO.
Are receiving all Ibc old brands of
FINE FA-FERS
From their friend*, wh* arc doing their ntmoel to
make the assortment of each brand complete. Wo
arc constantly receiving Gaps, Double (.'apt. Folios,
liemjra. White and Tints. .M*o. Unrslspe*. Print.
Wrapping and Book Papers, T*r and Straw Boards,
i Wc ran now be found nt
13 Xorth JcflTerson-M.,
’Oral the Bethel Church, between Kandolpb and
j Lake»su.. on Dtsplilarsdl.
PAPER.
CAP, DOUBLE CAP, FOLIO,
FLAT.LETTER-NOTE HEADS.
BILL HEADS, STRAW BOARD
AND MANILLA PAPER, AT
G. H. L. LAFIIN’S,
57 North Jefferson-sl,
Orders promptly filled.
railroads.
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne
AND
Chicago Railway
IS ALL RIGHT
Train* leave front comer of Madison and
Canal streets Chicago, a* heretofore.
OtOO A. M. Express entire train with Tollman's
Palace Cars through to Now York withont
change.
Stls r.il. Expres* with Tollman's Palace Cara
tbroosh to Xew York withont change.
OtOOT.M. Express with Pullman's Palace Cars
through to New York withont chance.
5t30 A. Jl. Mail stops st all stations.
Valparaiso Accommodation.
Tickets for Passage and Sleeping Cars
at depot*
W. C. CLCLiVNB.
Asft.GenT Par.«oaeor Act,
steamships.
Inman Una,
V*tTuii£ the British and United stAuObil-
The office of tbl*
STEAMSHIP COMPACT
I* a Room 5
WELCH'S BOLDING,
is SOUTH CANAL-ST.
FRANCIS C. BROWN, Asv ul,
{CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC
RAILROAD.
I KOTlt'K—Ti»c Paswngcr Defwt of till* tX»nipauj i<
now located at the corner of Folk and Staencan*?:*..
at which place train* arrive and depart a* uuial.
HL'GII RIDDLE, Gen. £up'(.
i A. SI. SMITH. Gen. Aceni.
General Office* are located at the corner of Clark
and Twelfth-ef.
The Chicago, Rook ((land Pacific
Railroad Company
Are dow running freight for *ll point* on tbeir main
line, and all Western and Soathvnteni point'at
thtirlo l'ieight House. t<ui,« u( Tweiftb-it. end
Fourtfa.ar. The office* of the General Freight Aten 1
are altueted on the eonthcaft corner of Clark and
Twelflb-eta.. op »tair*. LOL'tf' VIELC.
General Freight, Arm). J
j FAVORITE ROUTE WEST.
j CHICAGO, BUEXINCTON QCIXCT
RAIXjROAJD* 1
Until farther ootior pueeuper trains will Dave and
arrive at new depot, 1
Comer Icdmua-av. and Sizteenth-tt.
P*nn»le*>Omnlbq* Line will tranifer pau*ns«r*
and begem** to and frtun mil hotel* and do pots.
Ticket*, sleeping Car Berth*, and Beggage ib>ck*
cinD*K«rni*tUudipnt.
General office*, SC3 MicLUan-at. Onr Pmgiit I>e
pot corner Canal mad aixtreitth'ft*.
SAM‘L in)WELL. General Ticket Agent.
A. PARKRU. Gen. Weat. IMMrnger Ajrent..
kI)*CRT HAJUUM>twrtl Snnerlnundeiit.
The Atlantic, Pacific Gt. Western
Telepiph Companies will open ibeir general office I
on Saturday Peru 14th lo*L. at 36 Can«l-st- I
On and After Date,
Oiicaso n.*ck Island A Pacific Railroad p*a*;nccr j
train* will leave from corner Folk and j
American Emigrant Company* i
I Foreign and Doaeatlc Exchange; ocoan ticket* to I
I and froa Europe. General railway ticket office. I
j Wewtero Office.2* Waet
j FKKD. NEI>oN. Arent. Chicago. J
j COAI>
1 Coal. j
1 Oorcl v.rd ns Dot Kt.ciiM b. 111. fir.. U'.
are selling hard and fcft co«l at the old price*. We 1
alio have larg* <tu«nUties of Erie *creerUoc* for j
i tK*_l*tt*c _hainir MU*.Kd*a_Snell. t JD iuahaiaA
fhyXVe*a Hi e aTe ft bn fb tra.-j
Auirrioir saxes.
WM. A." LETTERS 00.,
AUCTIONEE Rs,
Ottico \o. I‘JOI ludl.ma.Av
Will r<«nmc J-iimuo-!.') on or fofert N« l,
At \t.v. :i and t Dearborn I*arl.
cl.l B iaiul on
IVCTIOK! AUCTION!
WM. A. BUTTERS CO.
ABE ItEAOT FOR UISIXEss.
Office 1204 Indiana-av.,
I sot}ll»w.-«t Cor. Af lndiatiß-.lv. hud Twenty.sixm-st.
Orders left at «nr mw stand.
Nok, 3 and Randolitli-M.,
{Opposite THEOLR STASI‘.
1 Will licet Witt Prompt Attention.
Sales of all hind# of merchandise solicited.
We will hedivur first sale atonr New Auction
lloibe on Wednesday, November 1, next, owning
trifn a frrtUeiockvf dry rl -tldnc. b<v*u and
the*», Vanko.-nutans. Ac.
W*M. A. BUTTERS 10.,
AUCTIONEERS.
i GEORGE P. GORE CO.

I w ill have their first auction sale of j
j SOOTS -A-HiTT) SHOES, j
under the im dispensation, os I
Wednesday. October 25. zt 9’;"a ni,
i: their epuioiP .-ak'»rootn«,
i
'Nos. l and 2 Randolph-si.,
COK. MICHKIAN-AV..
(at which time a splendid line of nil trades ftfgoods
j for men’s, boys*, and youth*. women's, mi-**-*, and
children’* wear will bo offered.
ft art lij Sfi
AUCTIONEERS.
I
Nos.
AND AT THEM.
Uur large and centrally locate! Warchr.u«e will I*
ready to receive consignment* on MON M y, 0,-». •.t»
and wo rhall hold no auction Sale of
Boots, Shoes,'
AM RUBBERS,
On Wednesday, October 25, c
0
And of Furniture. Ilonaehnld Croode. Carpet*, and
Crockery. «*n SATURDAY, Oct. JS. at 9 1-2 a. m.
All partici having any goods thev desire to turn ;p
Info CASH, will find us with «vcrv facilljty to aui»t
them. CEO. P. GORE A CO..
I and 2 Randolpb-st.. corner Michicrn-av.,
late 22. "4 and 2'* ](atul»lph-et.
Regular Auction Sale
At 12oT State-st.. Saturday at 2 o’clock p. in
Furniture, t.'rock-fy. stort*. Iteddinc. an*' all
honseho!*! g**oJ*. Persons desiring to buy would do t
woiltocill- I
.lAS. JIAKNETF Ji Co.. State ft. t j
AncUon.
j. n. nivE. :m wk>t lakc-st..
la ready to rocclro heuit-lioM gondsan l general mcr- i
chandise.
Personal attention given to .vittido fal"* and t
ssttffacrlnr cuarautcJ. ii
GEKERAX. NOTICES.
A CARD FROM
Our Q£Sce is at
75 Galumet-av.,;
Socond hottso north of Twenty-t-emut-ft., where
wtf have all our books and valuable paper? that we i
saved from the flames. i
WecarßCstly tollcit all pors«>n# indchvd t*.
to aid ns all they can by remittances. I
Thankful for past favor*, and hoping to tvimbark
In bnsines* asaln soon,
Wc remain, yours trnly,
FITCH, WILUAMS CO.
Notary Seals
rurnMie lf'rS* l r i
S. D. CHILI'S, JR.. ,t<V..
2l
Edwards' Directory.
SPECIAL NOtICE
To Bufiuesi Men And Other*. I
Pleate send to 15 ntid 17 Canal-st., Ith »torr. as
tpeuJilr a* poafilde your address nnd present leca-
tion, and in a few Uuya 1 will iwne a anccial direc
tory ctnbractng iboPuato*** ylae*« or »U «hn have
made changt-s oc are*.not of tin- Prc*. UK HARP
EDWARDS. Publisher Chicago Directory, 13 i
Canal-st.
Printing,
Work canal to any office In the State. Order* for;
Chicaso work tilled and returned following Jay fr.-c
of charge. f
BABCOCK A- DRC.MM. 1
Watseka. 111. J
Francis *k Webber,
rnriT and commission merchants.
Have resumed fcniiuf-ss at I
Nn>. Ai AND ftt \TK*T MADISON.ST. __ j
Parties Desirous or Disposing;
OF
IRON AND METALS FOR CASH
Can do so l-y addreasinc
ii. a. mitchell.
Avenue House, Tweatv-aerond’it. and Waha«h-«v,
American Tract Society,
tr.7.4 MICHIGAN AV, |j
AH orders promptly filled. j j
Printing Presses. j
Office of I». Hoc A Co. at Cbicaco Newspaper
Union. 13 North Jeffer*on-sl. W. n. Kcrkoff, Acent. j
The Office of the West Side Homestead'■
Association
Is at 7i f i»ntli TVAria.st.. near Ma<li*>n. with VcottA ;t
Gace. SUattboldett will please e*H and pay install*
menu at the earliest mome&t.
Chicago. Oct, ir.. 1571. AR7.5 CRANE
Notice.
Tbo Western Transportation Company have rc
movi-J their office and dock to loot of We»t Washing*
tou*st.. where wo shall he ple.\»e.l jo »-e all onr old
friends sod customer*. Propellers arming and de-
parting dally, ns usual before the fire. Office No. 3
West \V««hinctoa»at. IUTTLCA BOND.
Office ot the North Beu-ilugtou Root
Shoe Company
For the prvssnt is at IWO Michican-av. Parties
Indebted to ns will aid very much by remittisg ns alt
the mosey they cau. Hope to resume Lasinois soon.
HALL .t HARLOW, Arent*
Yale Locks
IUVKIVRD T*‘-DAY IIV EXPRESS
I M
j li« STATE->T.
D. OUKill.
The Garden City
1 HANUFACTCRISG AND SUPPLY COMPANY.
1 CoroerTwentr.accoftd and 3lorc*o-st«.
Floariuc, sidinc. finUhinc Ismler; J.vor asd win-
dow WBr*, *a»h doMr*. Lliods. and mouldrars at
shorte»t
G' S. nfBHARDTjB” REAL ESTATE AGENT,
No CSCdiul-st,, will lease honee*. collect i
rente, sell real etute. and do alt kind? of coqm-v-
ancinp. Several well located residences in the i
Wen Division for sale. AH abstracts of title aod 1
other papore In mv care saved from late fin*. G. S.
UVBBAKD. JIL, 63 CanaUL
The General Agency
lOV ALLAN LINK OCEAN STEAMER*
s attmscot in 137Alil«auk«»*av M uatil muored to
NlxeoV Bniktiaa. lnahnst thtw wa«k». I
Passage to aod from Europe at lowest rates.
J FEKD. S. WINfLOW.
j Iron Fronts for Buildings.
I'ranclfi A Webber,
Ilandscm*. cheap, and qiik-kly pot cp. All kiuj»
of iron work for building*. Estimate* an>i nil ir'or*
maiion Im»mUK.sJ upon *pptieaiion. I
1 J.B. AJ. 11. CORNELL, 1
1U Ccatre-«t.. New York City.
O
1 Notice.
AU parties Laving accounts against o* that are
I due can, by pTwntin*|nn« at rurV'Oce, icceivo 1 1
their oioney/. PAT, ALLEN A ro..
i tat Mkhigan-av. f
I Chicago Newspaper Union,
U North Jcficrtoo—t. The Daily Evening W jectm*
hlo, SUltraakcc, ht&tbe Urseat job Printing House I
In the Northwest; rtonlng thirteen rtenm pre«*e?.
Order* for work may be lett at Chicago Newspaper
Union office. 13 North Jeflfcrsoo**t,
The Chicago Newspaper Union will have three
more £a«t newspaper prewea nmnlos the first of
next wreck and will be able to accept press work;
for them. We shall also have an abundance of
printing paper of all sixes. I
_ --A.T. AIKENS. l*ir*jflont.
I 6(2 Miehigan-av.
All oar accoant books and plates are saved.
The mtchinerrit in notion to meet the wants of
ail oar cnytomcre at the earliest possible moment.
ROOT A CADY.
i A Card From r
I KICU A Rpy,. CRUMB ACG (I A SHAW,
j Onr office it temporarily nt MS NV»bMh*«». Vf#
iehslt'-rntimetntftnact at The tuillcst MaitUo mo.
i meat. Our friends .who. are indebted ta u« will r<>o*
IcratpteialXUarkr rttnlttlaa n* at onr* *ll tbry :I
I c*o. either ©orreßcy or New York excfaanc*. I*
nicuAHps. caciißAtGii a >u.mv.
St. Louis Law School.
I Tli* rccnlar anneal session of this school opeacsl
1 October 11. -Fall coarse, two term*, cix months
i *»ch. Stmlent* admitted to either claw, on ssaml* j
nstiwu. nntll Jannary 1,3572. Tuition tee, per
,pnßjim. lacloJlnc use of Ltrary. N^ertraeharg*.

:S. ano wishes"irihef to say Uut the body I poses»
SAFES.
revolution
IN TIM:
Safe Vault Business.]
.1 a.a ,-oniract to 1.ni1.l SAFE V A LLTa 1
a J <»eitT, trhlclt I trill »arrant to Ik> I
oor r rinr rEOOF, an,! at vra-lr Bllir.l.All
1 n or s au> >n Ilje market, at a price not to
•xceeJil.e market price ofarir of cno.l rrpnta-
lion of the satnecapartiv.
IfOe*ired I«,ij r nt tl.eso Sate Vaults Into nnj j
bulldm*on rwtWinfi 2*. per cent ol Hie price ssrccJ
upon.nmZ will icwk 10 the occupants of the hnlMins i
for a yearly rent (artheoXlier TSpcr cent.
I w.ll con»tr.;-j fire-proof vaults on the same pna*
clple, cf any t ur eliapc required, for records. libra*
ricf.aod anyotler valuable articles* at eotrason* TT^C<
able apnea thit no person or corporation liarinc y CvJ>X x.
tMass tvorth tr.‘cir]iis cr»;» affer-l lo 1- wiibott
one.
WM. W. FARWELL. I
*7l Wot Washington-sl.,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
SAFES.
One Hundred and Twfniy
lliree of
HALL'S SAFE&LOCK CO, SAFES
Mavis been taken from the ruins
up to date with contents In per
fect condition. Suck a RECORD
in nick a lire needs no comment.
M> are rec-ivirc .al»rg.* invoice of Safes, which
can b? found at nr office.
6G West Madison-st..
HALL'S SAPE LOOK 00.
s. 11. Harris,
The i I:«i ns sr. t• we purchased of von bore Ihe fiery
ordeal at <»ur Jv «l llnnse. 1?J and ISQ Washington
remarkably wed We opened It WITH THK KKY.
after an rtpoetr' to a high heat for twentr.fonr
hours. aud form.! <>nr books and P"p»r«well pre
served. I). S. HEEFRuN A
SAFES.
P. 11. COUK, (tvi.cr.,l Nr>rlhwefi*>rn Agent for
j Mirier, RaLinaoa A. Co.’* Cincinnati r»-..1y
l< reCeirc orders an*l deliver <afca.
Office 756 Wabash-av.
Safes.
Ol'K OFFICE CAN RE FOUND AT V>. r.\ WEST
•MADIfiON.ST.,
We have ordered from out factory a* Cincinnati and
i our branch lioup* nt St. Louis\ i!l.*.tm*l
Cleveland.
OVER TWO HUNMIEIt t-AFES OF IHFFEKKNT
SIZES.
j which wj'l t*,- rr-.tili h.r delivery in n few d*t*.
MALL'S SAFE AND LOCK C<».
MACHINERY.
PORTABLE A\D STATIOXAEY
STEAM ENGINES
And Hoisting Engines.
A gi'Hfd article at mw price*. Krerr machine war.
nnleii. p ice* *>t ur Mationary Engine*, delivered
i in Chicago:
i t Ilnrv? Tower
c
r.-i
j2
Address 11. B, PdiIELOW ,V CO., Ni-w Haven, C»mn.
C. la. RIGS CO.
Our Niw IluilJitig, noxir*'.
Corner Canal and Harrison-sts,,
.will l*e completed nl-ont th 3 2'.th ir.st., when we v ill
be prepared to khow our n.ufll cssurtmcnt of IRON
and WOOD-WORKINC MACHINERY, Railway and
t ilachini-if-Supphr*. Fnil clock of KnowW Steam
Pnnip-, Rubber arid Leather Belting. Rubber Hose
ami Packing. Wcarciu p-«i:ion to till order* with
i prompt note aih! despatch.
i Portable Engines.
Wo have In Block.at <1 can furnish instanter.
S. w 12. U. 20, k S3.ltor.SY; PORTABLE ENGINES,
both mounted nnd unmounted.
ThU «tvle of eugiu* i* m»*t inilahle for all indiK>r
work, and will readily sell to farmers after being
u*M.
We would refer von to ADDISON BALLARD,
i Lninhvr Dealer, Chicago; or write to
VBO »t SHOE .M aKFI K
RICHMOND. IND.
Eagle Works Manufacturing Co.,
Ofßn'. IS CanaUt
5 Wa have escaped the great fire and ail- yremrodto
furnish an) uuantity of machinery,
1 Engines and boilers, mining machinery, saw mill*,
flour mflta. *t*4 (sill ru.-ri*h(ng.
3 RALPH GATES. See. P. W. GATES. Pre» t.
j Steam Engine?.
r A 4*'-b.Vree paw*r, aecood-hand steam ongin-* for
e <ah> cheap; cvllnder and piston both new. C**t iron
'front* for hilildtuc*. OM aerap ca.«t iron wanted.-
For price* apply to WILLIAMS. WHITE A CO..
Iron VonnJrt»—and MactilnUt*. Moline. lU.
piakos.
jSTEINWIY
PiANOS.
Wc detire to inform piano buyers that wo Pave
already Mine pianos on the Way. and for tJw- present
I will l-o happy to see our friends at our temporary
[•'gallon No. 2>7 Weil Madi*on et. Owing to the fact
(that Ueasnu Stelnway A Son* are already some 3no
I pianos behind in their orders, we cannot hopo to
liava and, therefore, will not promise to show onr
friends a large »to--k; but if tuu eara will send their
j orders wc hop* to U* able to fill litem promptly, and
if deeirod can exchange for other styles If the kiods
wanted arc at thr moment on hand. AH our
Nnrthwe*tem agects, a* well at buyer* vbo reside at
‘a distaoce. ran hare their orders titled direct from
the factory as heretofore, by *0 stating wheo they
«end »ts their orders. SMITH A NIXON,
I General Northwestern Agents for Stelnway's rianc>.
GROCERIES,
X. C. DRAPER, AGT.
i DAHA, HYDE k 00., BOSTON, MASS,.
3 40 WEST LAKE-ST.i CIXICA«O.
1 (Formerly M and 5J Mlcbigan-av.)
A rood assortment of Teas saved from fire, ana
H good stock of
i. Teas, Syrups, Coffees A Brown Sugars,
Arriving daily. Orders promptly filled from Bos
ton or Chicago, aa berotofotv.
TWO Half Chests Tea in stock here.
To tny trienda In the Northwest and Far West—
I desire to cypress thanks for past favors, and solicit
your orders and remittance?, uu dac and. past due
acconnt?.
OCEAN NAVIGATION.
INMAN LINE
Carrying the British, and
j United States Mails. The
office of the Steamship Co.
lisat
39 West Kinzie-st.
FMAJiCIS C. BROWS,
AGENT.
Anchor Line
DF
OC£iL\ STEAMSHIPS.
SENS YOUR.. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. ETC
All axenu are noUned-th*t-oo iotefToption h» 1
occurritl moor bs*ine»a, whkb is ou« carried on a
NO. 70 TWENTY.TniBD-ST.
The roral mail steamer Sweden win asil on Wedne*
lav, Octol-r r3. at 12 noon, from Pier 20 North Riser
Cabin, sq.l J‘3. Intermediate. tSZ. Steerage
;?i—aU in ccrrencT-
Onr mail i* regulsrlr <l«lireroJ. Remit by cxprraa
cr New Ycrk liank drafu
UENDKUSOK RROTOER^.
So. 70 Twet»tj-third-*t.
JAMES WARRACK. General Mnnager.
RAILWAY CAR SPRINGS.
TOSS, DHOBI CO.,
Railway Gar Springs

AND SUPPLIES,
Office 446 State-st.
Warehouse being- erected on Hichl
gan-ar., near Harrison-st. Fresh stock
airlring.
CHICAGO SCAIE COMPAKT.
Fairbanks’ Standard Scales.
No. 11 S- Cohol-st.
\vm occaey acorn in th» nur marWo front boiMioc
1 on Twenty trcontl at-, bw Wnboah *r., ea or about
1 lit Nowntwrwith PrM,Bt
BUSINESS CARDS.
M. D. Wells Co.,
ROOTS AND SHOES
WILL CONTINUE BUSINESS.
•iis WAUASn-AV.
nRDKItS SENT TO US
FILLED ABOUT 20TH INST.
Chicago. Oft. 12. IS7J.
Stevenson
wiun.nsAi.n hp.ugcisth.
No«. -i-. mu] V.i W'nKosK-av*. c.jmr
Kijliteenlh-st-.
late 'X‘. 01, ami Ot Lake-«l.>
Laree at<»ck en rente. Our-Mr. Vwn Nohnack now
in New York uhlpplnz In c«r load Compand see
«n in ll>* old IJnptirt Clmrcli.
SPKf’J AL.—All wholes*!,' end rctwd drag men
burned mu cordially invited to Malt* outbuilding
their office until located: fre* to <l.
T. I--. Phillips
T a I l»« R S TRIMMINGS
Watchmakers’ and Je\cd Hers’ Tools
of every kind.
At ?rr> West Madia m-s;..
Wilicp*n .:h a lvrc<-stock of Wt tchu an I Jewelry
W «i li 1» n.NT.P.A VERS.
located at No. so 'West Handed,*h #t,
Sewimt Machine C<
ft* Wilvh a I
We ar* jec-ivlng the nawiD :fc. and shall h*fill-
Inc or*W>« next Monday. Oet.TJtf. .Very many order*
lir mail were bornod and Icat. We ask eorivspond
inls i repeat order* mailed «2nri> the Till.
M AN'HATTAS S.At. CO.. XV, Wabash t»v.
,j. A.tvH. p. orifftrold’s Office,
For tS«e So,
0.0. LEDTARD rernrl So V Twenty-second M
£l. X. Hibbard,
Register i>c Bankruptcy.
lIITUIAUL. RICH ft NSYBLC, Attorney* at law
ROBERT K. .IF-NKHNS. Attorney nt Law
NO. \i HAST.' HAHRISOX-Sr
A fPoT LEFT AT* «2 SOUTH CAN VL-ST
Call and soe the la re-* liat, the contents of winch
were sated.
S. P Sladdcn Co.
Wholesale fancy CTucera and fruit. hare commenced
business again nt |y Smith Clinton at., w here they
are daily receiving f-ner groceries and fruit*, and
will endeavor to fill orders for such good* «r they
now hare; draft* 03 cnicngo or New York tianke
gladly received ;u payment i*<»r all account* now'due,
which we mnch 1100.1.
LAW OFFICE, 219 WEST MAMSON M.
Client* are-not expected In bring money. loinrance
proofs prepared.
T. D. Randal).
HENRRAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
K--7 StaPvst.. t:iucic«>. 111.. lat»- Ui South Wat- r->g.
REAL- ESTATE DEALERS. .',71 WaUAHI-Al'.
Vino lot* in l-nrnt district for sale. 1S»»;
bent store «u Wnhash-nv., to rent; enttru build.ng.,
Mill for it exchange ««-ar Chicago, >-n r*ilrc*d.j
I’atron* p'<-u<* call and give pro*vfly again to imerC,
i In our tu-w »*t o> i-ook*. 1
f rtist**»ud Painter*’ materials, Frejco Mil Ift»iur|
Painter*. A full et<*ck on the n nil.
11. a* Adams A Co., 4
II A N* I* STAMP DEALERS, j
ll»v« tutvlre*! the steal conflagration, tleopened at
2T. Writ Itamlolpli.-r., mid are now toady to fill or- J
dera for Railroad, Bank, ati-1 OJflc- Stamps Seal*!
with promntn-«« an-M-pati-h. Semi in your order*.
»FFICK AND RESIDENCE 1I!4 INDfA'.A-AV
Y'nrm»rlrat H.t South Olark-et.
50 South Canal-si., up stairs
MARKER BROS., formerly 49 Lake-eU. are ready
to-day maonfacttiro PocketbcM-ks. Billhook*.
Uttikera’Case*. Nample Cases, etc., oa abort n*.tic-.
XVill nl*o have in a frw day* frenh stock of Fancy
Good*. Dmcgt*t*' Sttndrie*an<l N-*tion». and heartily
Invite the patronage of their old friend*. WSouth
Can»l-?t.. np atnir*.
McAuley, Yoe S* Co.,
WHOLESALE BOOTS AND SHOES.
Office 122? YVal ash-av..
Fronipt remittances from our cQitomeM will l-c
kindly remembered and will enablo tu to All orders
about the 20th
G. Hubbard, Jr..
Real Estate Agent. No. A* Canal-sL.
Will Jea*« licuses. collect tenia, aell r*-al <-*i*ie. and
an alt kinds of ronvrvancing. Several well locale*!
residences in the West Diviaiot, f»r sale. Allah*
etracts of title end other papers in my care saved
fr.*tn late flf*. 47. A. HCRBA I Jy.. rsCensl si.
■Western Bank Note and Engraving
Sl«*fl Plate I.nffravlnc ami Lllkograpby
Opened hit office N<. 119 South Jaffcn.in *t.
Hoar* at hi* offire, U-tweeu 2 and o'clock p. ta.
Residence. «*;i Hurlburtst.
U'eincr YVallach
NVhf.J. r»:® d-a’er* in cigar*, wynoktrigand chewinj:
tnparc". Agents forthx tamous Globa fine cut from
Detroit.
Ry Diddle Roberts,
A T T 4» n N Sv AT I. A AV
can I-found for the present at No. Tf*:. Stafe-?t,
Lithographer. Engraver, and Printer.
Still survive*. «nd i* ready to execute all cnlere tor
Lithegraphic work promptly at
Bronrtwaor Barket Hall. Corner Taentr
wcoad and Ktate otreeia.
To my dvhtor*: tiwing to the fart of try location in
the first National Bank Building, km mr
posed to he absolutely fire proof. Utat 1 had no is
surance. and hate conseuuratly ■nttained a total loss
of upward of gsoxr in stock and machinery, and co
der these ctrcomstanco I trim that you will remit
amounts doe promptly. KD. MENDEL.
J. M. Stine, Kramer Co.,
Announce to their friends and the trade general!)
that ttiey have temporarily located at
319 STAXE STiiEET.
Ntnr Hannon C->nrt. where they will "pen iun few
day*, a fresh and deiirable stock of
Nnlioas lloklery. Cent* FnrnUhins
y. C. PR.\PER.
at popular price*, orders solicited nod promptly
attended to.
Xcagc. Rutland CriWay,
OFFICE NO.MICPIGA N A V«
M ill open onr store on Mid-'tia a r,' apposite Mich'
lean Avenue Hotel, on or befora November I«t, with
a stock cf Boot* and Mice*, pi optrvd to supply ens
tom «*r*.
Law Office ot Uenry* Waller.
Ih-otn 2, No. 1.-O \V. Washioctonat.
Special attention etren to cxaruhitoc and iwrfecl
io2 titles to real cstst«; nl.*o to «eti3rn:e(its arhi
traficn.
Geo. W. Hill,
LAW AND RKAL ESTATE OFFICE.
Nu. I'"y Wc*r Washington «r., corner Deeplasnesat
Formerly at ii La bailee.
ALFRED F. HULULs in eama office.
C. H. Fargo Co.,
.'Ja-mrartiirrrj dobh»r«
Temporary office and atonr, Ct3 Wabt»bav.
W ill occupy ou or alout No'rmbsr t, the fin* new
brick boildioc No. 575 at., near Twelfth ft
W> shall b* able m fill orders abont October rt.
Cltas, E* Hyde Co.,
MERCHANT TAIU>RS,
n>-op iiM st »tl soQth PaltteJ «L. near Aladiion »l,
Jot>Ui* of liar*. Caps. Purs and Bock Good*, arr
daily th* .tbere goods, ami brth*flmnf
November will bars fc/ult stock. Old customers mil
please r—erve their orders as Ur a* possible.
ZZ and 71 Coaprrss Hall. Cougrcsj st„ next to 3lich-
lean at. Hotel.
William R. Page.
Western star Metal Company.
Oar works escaped tit*_grfat fire, and w«, sr pre
pared to fnrnitb. at short notice, all rarietic* of.
brass castings and finished work in onr line.
at 1M W«t Madison st..- from 9a.m.tot p. m- At
2?t W*hasb ar.. 2 to 5 p. a.
Moving and Reaping Machine fompanr have msdo
a temporary office at St. Carolina's Uttirt. No. Ifi
Klltabcth st. They are rebuilding on tl»e4r-oW sit*
at No. 206 Lake st.. and will have it ready to occupy
on or b*lr»te December 1
WALTER A. WOOD. Tnuident.
Slmpnoß, Sonveii *t,Co*
WHOLESALE!
OFFICE.
Will be
Reerl,
f.jfl Wabvah lif-
in n few «sayt.
<r. n a rpri. a n*.
(taker «S; C*
Ready f<»r wot k,
Manbatlaf i
late of ST Midieoj 41.*. n‘ i 'ir‘:.r
Twenty-second at.
llantH* Safes.
Slmfeldt cw Ball.
Ulrich it Bond,
Jcvne A Aimhii.
K<t STATK-ST..
Or. MlUott Jay.
Company.
tu Xnrtt* .leflT»r*ju-«t
Dr. J.audls
41 Walntt-st.
Wood’s Hotel.
Edward Mendel,
sjooda. c-lr
HOOTS AND^UOES.
Kltij; Bros. Js Co..
M 7 Vsb*ih ar..
Waite <k Clarke,
law office.
«KW»b,«li ir,
B. X). Magnifier,
LAW OFFICE.
Walter A. Wood
BTTSIWESS CARDS. 1
Richards’ Iron Works,
47 ASP SOUTH JEFFERSON-ST..
All right, no lota br fir*,a full stock of j
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY ENGINE*.'.
Richard*’ Power' Corn Sbeller*.
ami Improved and Portable Mills.
SHAFTING. PULLEYS, AND ELEVATOR MA* i a
LHINERY
Unlit to Order.
Mcani anJ Hand Fira-Englma.
W. A. Weed Co.,
DOCGGISTS'.SfKbKTJIES,
j Former!j of SS LafaHtt
We an* happy to latbm out fcUndaand customer*
I that w® nave aecared alocatloaToronr.baaiaeMat i
j No. f.\t Staie-it., and (ball open aooa u it I* possible
j for si to rrcciv* rood*. tt> ihall hare a fnll line of
drngcigta* sundries. consisting of brother. combi, i
[handkerchief extract*. hair oil*, pomade*. *calr* t
iponc**. toilet articlr*. ere..
W. A. WRKD,
11. A. HCULBCT. t
U. £D-"ALL. i
W. A. James Co.,
i
j ornrE and wabeuodse, so. iisFn.TON-sr.
1 'Formerly IS* Lake-it.j
Have and «rjil bare a complete ftock of Engine*,
Engine Lather, Iron Planer*. Drill* ami Wood*
working Machinery. Please give ns a cal).
All person* indebted please remit.
Dr. J. B. Walker,
OCULIST AND ACRTST.
llfflui; l.'l State, corner of Twelfth-#!., from 10 it
1. W««t Side: 3iS Madleoa-al., corner of Carti«*st..
Irom 2 to i p. m., Address letter* to No. 60 Ttrratr
thlrd-et.. rhlc.gd.
Clemeut, Wortou Co.
,:«J Weal Monroe-st.
.Office,
Will be pleased to hear from all their customers.
Cloths.
Bl PI) L E HUNT
Oflice 466 We«t Randolpb-it.
G. 5L Whitaker «fc Co.,
COM MISION MERCHANTS.
Oopoflte Eldridgc Conrt, on Lake front. Fall stork
of btiTtrr, eesi. cranberries, chickens. turkey*. Ac.
S. W. SAWYER, formerly 24 Washington-*!., is with
O.S WHITAKER A Q>. ___
Office of (be Peshtlgo Cu.
With Mean, Bate? Co.
No. I East Kinzle-aC
DcGolyer
Be bn va established ogr office at our works. on liic
North Pier, joetaast of tha light huns*. where we
have i Urge stock of all kinds of lumbar for i*le, In
cluding very large quantity preserved by the well
known Samuel's Ironiring process.
Dr. John Thomson,
Formerly of 17? South Clark-»t.. can b*found at
present at No. 421 Canal-st.. taro doors soothof For
d«er. DU. JOHN THOMSON.
P. 0. Bog 72. Chicago. 111.
J« XT, Hobson A Son
wholesale nsn dealers.
Ready for bnslnea* at No, GO South Oenal and
!-9 West Water bu
Boya* and Youths* Clothing,
MR. AND MRS. J. M. HARVEY
Dave at last been persuaded, marh against thHr
will, tu learn liX) Lake at., and lure resumed tbclr
business with «n entirely new stock nt Lv» Wabash
av£6doore North of Uuhbard Court'.
We aro prypami to All all order*, and see our dd
customers.
Oysters! Oysters 1 1
P. J. RUTH’S
Source Brand Oyster Depot, 63, S'*, and S7 South
Canal-st.
Francis Je*Webber,
OYSTERS.
.'•5 and Cm) Uf»t Madison-st. All orders promptly
fillet! same nt before th* fire.
YVllklnsoD. Sackett A Rcau,
LAW OFFICE,
l>«0 tVe*t Waahiocton, cornerol Pe*p>ainea-*t.
To Our Friends and Patrons.
NEVER GIVE UP THE SHIP.**
CHASE,. HANPOED CO.,
Faints, Oils, Glass, <&c.
On account of “Fire in tlio Rear” we ari) com-
riled to remove to 473 South Canal-et., (sear
welfth.l Carbon Oil now on band.. Other oila
and Paints dill? and ready to fill order*
with little or no delay. Very truly yours,
CHASE. HANFORD CO..
_ Chicago. I».
J. T. Jewett,
HCOTS AND SHOES.
inoi State->t.
P. A, 1.. Bardeubergh,
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDING*.
407 Weil Lake-«r.,lChicagu.
A tutt stock of new g.x-»l*.
■j. i*. nooasr, J.s.cisr. Y r
DelpfaLlnd. c. h. Notts, jChwago.
Dugan, Case Co.,
Ctlßl MISSION MERCHANTS, .TOand 02' Won 3ladi
■off-at.
Cash advanced on contlgument. Order* solicited
for pnrehaw* or aale of grain provision*, etc.
John C. Hilton,
to Watt Laka-at., fourth Boor.
NOTARIAL SEALS.
STENCILS.' STEEL STAMPS.
A\t>
BURNtNO BRANDS.
The singerSewliig Machine.
The offlee r-f
J. K. WltKlSSs
Formerly 13! Pearbflfn-aL.'now at 167 Milwaukee-av.
Jae. G. Mcßride Co., j
MICHIGAN TOBACCO VOEHS.''
_W« have received was* itock of the cetabrated
Rowbtui. Keystone and Sunbeam Fine Cat tobaeoo;
also, full Hoe of bmoktas, Tine. food, and cigar*.
Prompt remittance* greatly needed. bioie roost 752
gcuth Clark-st. Office wMteWwiiT.
John Peterson,
MERCHASt TAILOR,
N«. 76 Kinri#-«f,, old stand. e*4t tide of bridge, Chh
J. U, Dole A Co,,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Office *5 Cantl-st.. With r. W. Gates A Co. Alt safe
and ready for bQ'ineo*. j
S. H. Raniom Co., 1
wHI resume boelnesa la a few days with a fnll sap-
ply of stoves and casting*. Office 580 State street, t 1
near Twelfth. J j
Rea Coates,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS, TOi WaBASH-AV." j
Parties having property in the central business]
portiotrtrf Ponu district to wll at rrdneed prra,
win find It for .tbeltMnuresta to call and leave list, IS
with prices, Ac., m we bars a large inquiry from
fwwvrßaitleoU. Also, demand for rwidence* for sals I 1
and renr. I
GILBERT &BREGA.
I COMMISSION MERCHANT.*.
Temporarily at No~-34 Sooth Ctioton st- Room 1?.
bigbt drafts honored against shipments, same as
Wfon* the firs. j
P. J. RUTH,.
1 SQUARE BRAND OYSTER DEPOT. j
So and ST South Canal~Bt,\'
Orders from city and country promptly attended
Joseph. CUm»n j
Has located at 1
ML MARKET*ST.,
Where he will continue the Hide, Buffalo Robe. and
r «r business. I
Elliptic Sewing Machine.
3ai West Madison***.
Union Akron Cement Co.
Wm 1* ready to fill orders Che hut of. the week. 1
Office, Room J, Masonic Bojldinc. corner of Ualited
and Randolph-at*. j
cro. w. luaujut, rasuiAN ascontc.
Harmon Jacobie,
ALBANY. N. Y..
Proprietor- ..f JaCOBIE’S PATENT BRICK Mt.
..jCIUNJL
I W c are rn paH»J lo fill order* st ooc« for till* ms*
1&? 0 u sf^*“ d *r* in tiled, to eall at tb«
n>lcago Tribune Office and axatnis* cat* of the m»-
I chine; also, the endorsements or tbs' leading brick*
makarsuf Albany and Troy. This nsebln* ia con*
strutted for steam or water power; will moke t».000
to «A,wo brick of superior <jo*lttr ttt ten hours, C'ir*
i colar* and toll information dwa.
trtita aAiiUAK a jacobie,
Albany, 3. Y.
|c. 11. BDEMN I'OTS
Office is now at
387 M!icbigan-av
Wc resume buslncM in few day?, Parties
indebted to ns will confer a crqn taypr bysepdln*
w alt themoney
t C. HEM)BESO\’ CO."
P. Salih,
AUCTION AND CQSDIIMION MERCHANT.
Late 75 South Clark*tt.. now US filaa Islaad-ar,
.will open in few day* wlti)*. fail line of.taction
goods, Dealrn supplied attuaai.
Maun, Norton Scott,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
I S3 We*i-W*« Kington* st.
Knowles, Clojct Co.,
V&iLSOX MILLS.
Wilt memo 'busfnea*ina few day* with a foil stock
of tea*. oaHm*. soJcaa, Ac., In frame building, oppo*
ait* lb* old stand. 39 and -31 Biver-*t.
Shoenfeld, Brb. &Co.
Formerly SO tod 62 Wabash-av.
08ce for tb* proMQt,. 567 W*ba*h*av.
I- aciiccsrsLD.' -5* ecaoEvrttn. a. r. aaranrs.
Rtores X*awreuce,
atiorseys.amaw.
3M SUtu-et.
Special attention id ran to preparing proof et losses.
A templet* lioa of blank* forprools *tt hand.
Dent Black, lawyers, 1
TM WABASH vAT.
Mr. PENT, at hU Hoqm.. i
SOUTH SBELPOS.ST., tfUrt p. m.
Wm* fl.Thompson,
KEALKSTATB-AOkHT,-
2» Weal Madison-*!.. Tbompnozf* Block.
Particular atttutiou to toaslos property tad col
BUSINESS CARDS. _
Office of G. W. Marshall Co.,
OJ|M!S.SIO> .MERf.IIAN T5.
\Wit
tt e listc nut been burned out. and «jv picpared t«i
attend vfMiU of country shippers »ucce«*nillr.
Offices of the Spectator, j
TO i-ANAf. ST AND ST.VI C->T.
I
l Istonoco Supplies, Itlankr. Pirn'* of Los*. latest
official insurance repent, giving full rtports of lh«
condition of Insurance CouipauicA. Orders for
Printing, Staltonerr. Book*. eta takc-a. u» be exe
cuted by enr NEW YORK OFFICE.
Losses adjusted; proofs prepirvd; claims presented
and colb-ctco. 11. X V. M. O«n>O;sKLL.
T«i L'uial-sr.. ar.d 4.*«1 >lat<*-.t.
J Removal.
H. COU i i!»S
IfaTo rumored'to IAS West JlaJiaoi-jf., ;Ci>]n*e
Block, j "«I are ready for business. Rooks and pa-
pert pared. Houses and lots lor sale in all p»rts of
1 tho city. Property wanted for sale in burnt dis-
trlct. Partita hsrins Decollations pemli«s at the
1 time of tbe Are will please report at ones*.
1). CUl*r. A SON.
I ISA "Weal Mad««on-st._ I
Cook McLain, I
DYERS.
1
I Removed to .WState-FU nearHarrison.
i__ c
Chicago
Advertising
Agency, ‘i
I SHARI* TWAIN
Will be pletucd to see their friends at
ROOM 5. WKLCWS BUILDING. 65 SOmi
CANAL-ST.,
I Where they aro prepared to insert advertising !n 1
{the leading Newspapers of the countrv at publish- r
j cts* lowest rates. 1
OFFICE OF
A. C. 0. F. Badger
I« si ONa Wahsih-av
Gage Brothers Co
We are i>ntr locab-d at
f) 1 I S 1> I A S A V
Onraew stork »f Millinery Uou?t*t since
the fire. isnowarrivloe, and on and after FRIDAY,
OCT. 2M. we will b>* lo a position t<* w»it on custom-
er* and fill orders as formerly. Ev.-ryiliiiijr new and
•tylbh. ami initatde for whiter tra<le.
I’artuM owing <t* can. tnr tending i:« MONEY at
tU>« particular time. «««i«t u« very mnrli. lu
Abell Hotchkiss,
BEAL ESTATE AND LAW OFFL’K.
I KemoraJ to C 3 Canal-st.
Special attention to preparing proof* of lon anJ
collecting iasuram-s. Also, to perfecting evidence of
I title destroyed bp Are.
i |loq*m and lots for talc at reduced price*, an lon
easy payment*. J
ABELL a Hotchkiss. T
I Attorneyn, Ac.,
fd C*ual-*t., Room I. P
i Claud and Lyons Lie Go..
SOO State-st.,
I -Manufacturers and dealer* in Qnlrk Lim». Water
i Lime (Cement), I’laitor Paris ibiurco', Plastering
Hair. CYRUS B. CURB. SecV.
1 Geo. «fc C. IV. Sherwood,
tBOOKSE L b l: P. S AND IM’ n(.I S HE I!i j
1 No; 103 Canat-*l., Chicago.
Gilbert, Hubbard 4 Co.,
Knrp riIANDLRBM AND K.4ILH.IKRRB.
Dealers in
TWINES AND CORIUGS*. L
M and 16 Slarket.st.. j
lAre now receiving a fresh lot of Hop-. Twine*. T
Blocks. Ac., and within ten dxj* will l-» able, a*
heretofore, to HU any order* in onr liaw.
j Chicago Bag Factory.
J J. AH. CHAPMAN, office .1:1 Michiran-av.
Stark A bag* for Immediate iMfvcty. Flour Sack* iC.
miller* will a©nd copies of ihbir brands with order*. V
lA* our proof* are ail lust. Otjr friends will sire us as 1
I much time a* posslb’e to which to nil orders, and wo I
shall be in full running order before manr Jar*. J
j j. *u. chapman.
j Price, Rosenblatt Co.,
wholesale cents* furnishing good*.
Have taken Arena# Hall. w.\lu», No. nr Tnenly- n
seeond-st., where they will continm- theit bu«ine»» j
until proper buildings are erected, bhall Lave a
full line of good,. and ready to fill ord-rs in one
week.
T. S. FITCH CO. S
Can ba found in temporary anactar* erected at tbe*r 1
rid stand, 163 and |t*l DearU>rn-*t. Branch office at j
«2J Cotta** ar«t»H»r M peatThirty-first-st.
»o hat* Mvnral applications from non-naldent
capitalist* whowlsh to invest in South Side property.
Parties wishing to cell or lease properly in the burnt
district or elsewhere wit) pleas# call upon or address 1
as sieti. I
Geo. C. Fry. 1 1
ATTORNEY and notary public.
Bpoclatattcaunn riven to Ha* proof of losses and i
other matteraxalativ. to the late tire. Having made
msoranca Uw a specially tor the past three year*.
botineM will be conducive with despatch, office. 5i 1
We*t flandolph-rt;
Hart, Asten Co., 11
and 7 WEST MADISDX-ST..
b**«n?nt Norton's Bolldlog, have ratnmed business
Jit abov- location, and are prepared lo fill orders for j!
'Seamless Bags, Burlap. axuF Canny Bags. Flonr j
Sacksand Grocers’Paper Befir. Bags of all kind*.
Hope to hear irotn onr oM friend* and others xriih j j
orders. i
■-r }J
Wahl Brothers
j Are happy r> Infutn their friend* that although i
I their office and etoro were destroyed, their i I
j work* are intact, and t hat they still have a complete
J stock of GLUE and NEATSFOOT OIL, oad are pre. 1
j pared to DU all orders as nettaL Office and address 1
Present at their Cine Workal. j
To the Stove Trade*
BLRDETT SMITH X VO..
TwStotiflflAi, aropiererrd tofurni-h i
loi their cooking and hating stores. Also ibecole-
braced eoft coal ba*v-bumlnc parlor stove, the f
t>u4«e.al old prieti. Womooas. Clark.oear 16th*
|et»« Ihitlgo. HI. i
[The Real Estate l,oiui and Trust Com-
pa«y I
1 "ill open {or tasinem si e
til« WABASU-AV..
Wednesday morning. October 1-.
Miller* Frost «fc Lewis,
LAWYERS.
ZCi Michi>«o.ar. I
Tenney, McClellan r
ATTORNEY? AND COfNSK To R js
4M W«batb*ar.
Special attention to Insurance cates. I
I
Millinery Goods, i
BERLIN WOOL AND KNITTING YARNS.
Fancy Goods In great variety at oM r ri«», rieava-M
give me a call,
A.j.rm, i
West Randolph-*!., antler the Barnes House. 11
Chas. B. Holmes,
GENERAL AGENCY
of the
Pennsylvania Mutnsl Ufa Joinranoe Coijran'
IC6 Wabatb-ar.
Kctchom Martin,
Wboleale daalsrs to Crockery and (;/»«<w a s e
wili rac*tv»srqtl;Dorstock neT.twrvb.
Preaeel office. 66 "arreo-n T j.
Branch, Crookes I!
paw depot
AT a NORTH
t cnlll farther notice.
j C.'A. ItlLEj*. Agent.
i Chat* R« J
Soecewor to Bronson A Mmhxrer. mauotactorer
and arholeaaie dealer in Tobacro. Snuff and OlHn I
i BATES BODGED,
LAW OFFICE,
j 113 Wen Sfadfson-sC.
I Chicago Union Elmo Works,
i
BPOOKER, Agent, 1
Window. Glass*
Ten car loads rtctitlod at onr stores, 57, -V*. and W
North aodtaora cotßinr*
AEyro.v. pktoe a rfu_.
Lyon Healy,
MCSH: DK.4LECS.
Are tetoporatily located at A7-)>>st Mailison-*!. i
XHiniY BCRDETT ORGAN.-* I
Saved from the fire, are sew on h: sod.
The Wilson sewing Macbaue.
NEW SALESROOM.
_ *573 West •.aiarmoa-«^--*'
A fall stock on band. Give ns yoor or ders and re
mittance*. --LORD.-fIOYT A WJL|LIAfiIS,
Qroerihl Agentq.
1 Geo.- C. Chrrke'* Ca-.f I
Insurance ~asa»u. W-Eldridge Conr l Insnrasca
written in the KaaoTaeiarera lasara nci Company
{North AmsricaS -fie*
EotteipsoraaftaCmapegy. Cbjccbas* o.
Chicago CuUery Hanufaot arms Co.
Office and Factory* 1“ to 157 M other*«t;
Oar factory was pot baaed; will MWcatteor at old
Pricoa. a. RTJprIL. Secretary.
Helmerdingep A Floirshalm,
LEAIHEU AND FINDINGS,. j
'-^rtTweaVrAWr^Wti 1 j
Ilayilen, Carklh A Co„
CONTRACTORS, j i
formerly 3 Sooth Clark ><tt.ar»Tirepare4 to derdiode-!
lot, dock and bdd«o bnihUa*»*t old prices. Mnti
letters and orders to -'1
J; T. RATI >XK m WabwatF*
iraael
BUSINESS CARDS.
Hart, Asfen Co.,
Bag Manufactory,
AT
Xus. 5 «fc West Madison-*!..
Are rreelvlmr c«»*h|*._ a».d readr f..rlm-try--
Railway Supplies.
OREEAE, ADAMS CO.,
ITAVK ROIOTKI)
THEIi; or» WK
To 64 South Jefferson-si.
ATTENTION DENGGISTS!
H. P. SWIFT BRO..
I*2o TVOODWARD-iV
DETROIT, MICH..
Wholesale DritssiiT* am) JC-aler" In I'.sTx;»*.
Pn;»h-«. Patent Medicine*. S-pnare.e, I'r.c
PniCßi*«»* U!a*swje-. etc., rle.. ar- rn-parrd t«- 0-i
orders al loveC c*»h ral-s.
N'nd f.-r un-nations lafure pnrcha-iiiir el* •••here,
_ ii. r. Htrirr .v itno.
H. P. Merrill i Co.
Wave opened their office at No, ir.; We.;
where they will to pleated tn w tlu j.- tsi.-j.d, *i ,i
i patrons and receive their order*, a. nn.tl. f r r-.:.
ery.tilasiwaiv.de. We shall sm->it lwi!> itn-iM -f
full stock of Queenswaro from Af i*
ell A R!*l*op. and other*. and f-.- rr- j-ir.-d t
sell on as favorable term* r* h f-o •J; j
J tbat those indebted to u» will pt. .»pt:> r—p-ni
tlifa our Imur of n**d.
Stettauers Wineman
5 Kespectfidli aatu t«n*o ih* comni**;n nfi-.
I porary huiUine on the nortl.caj: r. rni r
J gna-av. and Monroe-*t., uhfch will U* c.*m, !**fr 5 ji
al-ont Urn week#, when mv -ihalt l*e rrp*r.-.t
1 wireoerc»*tome/s ami tu 611 all 0r.!.-r« with
musl stock. la tho present *m< rßinr.‘ w-> »i,
most cratefnliy arproclifo r.*ral:tmo fn:u i!.o*
i ndebtCK) to fi«.«ither in Xiw V.>r. ca. har.nir
rency, l*y mail or oxpre**. All mntoni* :th t»
shnnh! he addressed to ocr pm—n; *>f>..
V.U MlfTlir.AN.At
Gilbert Sampson
will resnmc oppo.i;
no. ?>io :jicdigan-a\
Office for the present at
MSMICHICAX-AV.
Only Wholesale Boot and Shoe
liorsr N"T BURNED OUT AT I. vTK
G. KICHARPrON .t ft*.,
j.ibbers of Tfcvus and M 4Y«*»t 1; 11 f
hdvestlil m Urg'-«t»ck, whii-u they lf-i .a: jl.o
i prirM.
PHELPS/DODGE A PALMER,
Mnnofsctnrer? ami JobVrs
Boots and. Slioes,
Will coallnno btieinw* r.n .MirbiL'.m-at.. ..j.
poslti’Mlcbi<raiiATi'nm;llou-l.
Or«lcrf sent to ha will be filled mi 4.! ?»b..;.: ih-
I 2Sih Inst.
The Mechanics 1 Savings Bank.
Ml T\rENTTSErON*D <T..
CHICAUO.
CAPITAL, flOH.iKf
JACOB K. snIPHEUI). PrcjivVcnt.
CHARLES I». SHCDD. Troaem.-r
Etcaj»cil without thr slightest injnry. nn i
BUSS, MOORE CO.,
Wholesale Clroccr?. Ofilco at tint WuUi-h A\i
one. We are Imlljin? a temi*oiarr sdoic on th«*
Lake shore, near PockCoun. ami will re-urn-- bu
sinses In a very few day?. Goods arc now arriving
iWetmstno eilbrt? on the pan «>f uttr rttstumi-r
-will be otnifcd to continue placing ue hi por-o-v-iiyr.
,of available funds nt the carll«--i moment. Heniir
Cnm-ncy by express.
Perkins, Stern i Co.’s
OCice f«)t the pr^« !it will l~* nt V“. \Vabi>h-a*
Urine among the miffenif* of th*» Into lire, vo e.im
the aid wf all iT.-i no indehtrd to n* t
«d»-l us currency or dr*.is «*u”Nti» York, whirli «ui
be Ihntikmlly icci-ived AD orders lor I'ALIKoR.
XIA WINES. BBANDIK.-. AC., -eut tuns will
promptly tiilod from mir New\ork |«>u*-> until our
1 new stock *rri'-c*. Tlianktng our DL-nd* u«r pwst
i f*vi»r#. and *«licitirijr confinimnc# of their p.«-
tronssc, we rramin. rmpcctfiiliv. !’ERKIN>.
aTKKN V ct>.
i BENJ. Ititl-Cg. Jo.. Agent. U* WhI»«<.!»-*t.
Kenly Jenkins,
Oils of »ll kind*. W> »rc prepared to fill .-rders tv
usual. Citrb->a oil allow I;jurv9. Offifc r.i North
Canal-*J,
E. Ammon Co.,
Wholrsalo M’lm-sapd Li'jm>r#.
nfficft *ud Slore TI-> Wkl M*<iiso»i-«l.
j Jas. L. Stark,
LAWYER.
|Nu». yandll North Can*l-»t.. with Flat;. Tliojn
t A il«) nard.
Equitable Life Assurance Society
j OF THE UNITED J-TATKB.
Jis now located at fdCt Wabash ar, AM Kx.k-. rujcr-.
1 and money preserved.
11. *2NNTSOS. Genernl Ac--r.i
4V||ison, Ferry Sturgrs.
lam* oFncr.
w n ba* h st
i Isaac o. witfON. svyrocb n F»r.r..
«*tt*nir*M. srrnnr*.
A. Zeller.
billiard table manufacturer.
h*s resume! buslne** ntTW staU>-yt., *h#r* h* i,
pr-pa r*H to stxprdv th-. trade-U in ir>»
Eldridge 4 TourtelloHc
j have located thrlr law office for th* present at Ji
West MfldJson-rt. and al*o at the Avenne Hoa-u'
j corner of Wnbash-ar. and Twenty *#cood-«t.
Law Books.
CALLAG3AM COCKCROFT. 102 Rnmlolj.l.
at., bare on the way an entire new stock, and w*i-.
I ready for bnalness la a few day*.
Laflin Rand Powder Co.
J ORANGE GUN POWDER. Fill ptonr.*
j ly. at 59J Wahaah-av.
Wells Faulkner,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Will report in a low Jays at ICS Jlichlcvr.-r.v.
Insurance Notice.
V. E. RYAN A Co., inmraoco agent", 47
I Canal street. re>jnest tbHr friend* an.t put..*n i
brim; in ibtir policies and present tlteir rl iim
charce till money is collected.
Tolman King,
i 53 WEST LAKE* ST.
Wear* now receiving goods at nor new r.
Wiit I*ake-sf. Mini! I- rvadv to fill all «ink*r< M*.l-
S day, Oct, ?Z. TOLMAN X KING.
Wnt-l—a!*' linigzi*:-
Artificial l.ltubi*.
j Drs. Bly AJ. E. Gardner* Artifici.il l.iml.
Artery, 93 Twenty**ecoml*>t. All pjt.Vui- i
j freo while here,
I Blanchard Brothers,
Real Estate and Loan Brokers. So 7 sr«t.--’
Room«. iiorcp. and offices wasted, toaell. and't<»
rent. Eastern capital to Joan for Irotiroveiront in
j the burnt district.
W. L. B. Jenney,
AHCHTTECT, NO. 12 PECK COURT.
Baird Bradley,
Loan and Real Estate Accnts, to Soath C.m;U
a papers. et&rnnfa~annvd.
[Runyan, Avery, Loomis Comstock,
i Anomcv. al Law, No. In Weft W.i-hin~:,>a--
j corner union.
The Leader Tobacco Works of
Chicago,
ALLEN A ELLIS. I’rnptteiors,
Will locate temporarily nt 'Yp»t Sccor,.:.«r
Uiocinuati. 0., bavins eecnred a cutting factory uiu,
foor Pea»s Machines, "ill he readr toree-M
tiers from the trade, lor all crades uf Fpy» (Jot fjiew
ins. including Diamond. Golden and >ilrrf noun
Cbewin* Tobacco after the Mth iast. Thankful let
past f »vc>«*. see eolicif n continuance of th* aatn»
ALLEN A ELLIs
I To Oar Client?!.
We are p-rman-ntlv locate.! atMTfltV'nMvh m
cor. of EMnJsi Court, mor Second National h, u j.
All (h« falusUe sUiracl., >«anii«e Mid MtVl.l.l,
trasted ton* wero lived. Jutv« blank n*. ~t*
loss ami areaWinzonr clrenu ia securing tM-ir
•nrstire as «t«edUy a* posstHe.
IH-M.M INC A EAST*»K. Attnrneysat Lur \o»n*\
Pohlic. I oiled .stales C< mmiviooer
S. M. DCAIMING. CIIAKLES t,. EA'*T«»N.
Wallace Henderson,
Insurance Notice.
I'OinilSSlfiN M ECCII AXT-
i IVsthJactoa**?..
fiOOil (k.
tizarus SUvermaii Co..
j bankers/ 7 -K
j 10 Lazarus yx£'v ci:37Ay^ 1 7,\ 3
Geo, H. Gale, t
Commission Merchant;
Temporary office, ?13 Sooth Grcrg.irt.
I-arrabee North, 1
HARDWARE,-
Removed to ii. Wti t Lako-kt,.
T 2.° ar awortmfnt In fmr (h£« u
Arden lor anything la our llm» of-trad*.
Farrington, Hreirater Co,
J T
I rAhRIXGTO.V. BRRIV<TKR>
A, Booth’s T-
I oysxcns. 1
I Mead Hl«*giny, f,
j wholesale nnocnßjj, L.
t Will fwmme bwlnesv. la a few il». l*,.. P
i and \Veat W«shln*TOn-»ts,' ,laJ corae^i.rea*
S Sreberger dr Breiitcy
1 <'ojtlnnMh
lC*od 12 We«t Randolphs*.