======== CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1871-10-22 page 1 | https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1871-10-22/ed-1/?sp=1 | fetched 2026-09-14T06:02:05Z ======== 'SHOCKING CALAMITY. Colonel Thomas W. Grosve nor Shot Dead by One of the “Citizens’ Patrol.” Statement of tke Guard Con cerning tb,D Ter rible Affair. A Refusal to Halt ani Give the .'Countersign” the Only Provo cation for the Killing. Sketch of the Life and Services of Colonel Grosvenor. Letter from the Board of Police to Mayor Mason. Amid such a deluge of disasters as have rained upas this community at large, there would teem to be little time to weep over individual calami ties. There was one, however, occurring yester day morning, over which many tears have been tbed—t°ars of sorrow and of bitter indignation. Colonel Thomas W. Grosvenor, tfao city Prose cuting Attorney, was shot dead about half post 12 o’clock yesterday morning, by one ot the members of ibe University patrol guard. The deplorable event bos created a pro found excitement throughout tho city. The deceased was well known and much esteemed by every ono, and tbo thought left manner in which he came by fats death, growing out of ibe present disturbed condition of municipal affairs, has occasioned a strong feeling regarding the manner in which onr semi military protectors have been permitted to dis charge their duties. It appears that Colonel Grosvenor had been spending the evening at the bouse of bis friend, Mr. Justice Banyon, who. about 11 o’clock, ac companied him to the 6tatostreet car. Betook a Twenty-fifth street car, that being the only one, at that hoar, which would take him near to his homo at Bryant place. From Twenty-fifth street he wes walking quietly along Cottage Grove avenue, and had reached the University, which is about two blocks from his house. It was alright moonlight evening, ond there were no persons on tho street at that time. As he passed the grounds of the University ono of the patrols stationed there commanded him to haltaad givo the countersign- Ho paid no attention to the mandate, and walked on. when the guard called to him again, and threatened t» fire. Grosvenor returned a careless an swer-such as he might have done under ordinary circumstances, telling the patrol to M bang away and be hanged to him." The patrol fired. Tnc hall struck Grosvenor on the left arm, passing through the tenth rib. through the stomach, and lodging in the liver, lie stag gered and fell on the sidewalk, near the corner of Douglas place. Bis first broken cry heard by the firemen at the engine h“use, and by several of the neighbors, was. "OI God, 0 God Imy wife, my wife!" Rlstrg to bis feet he ran forward n few steps, fell again, rase up once more, and fell •on his face on u>e gr-uud near the sidewalk, opposite Gun oing Henderson’s shoe a tore. There were poi>ls ot bU>od all along lb sidewalk. The firemen got op and carried the ■unfortunate young mau io the engine bouse. He suffered great p4iu lr >m the wound, and called frequently I>r his wife and Ui» b»y. Alta a time be was removed to bis residence, No-IS Bryant place, where yesterday morn ing at 5 o’clock. Xh* Dime of the patrol who Drew the fatal shot is Theodore Newell Treat, a youth of 20. who had been sworn in as n speeut guard for (be protection o! the remaining property of the city, lie ha i sever handled a musket before, and bo prob ably thought be was tiding bis du V. •■cine under initrucii’-DS. The guu wa* an Enfield rifle, ne ola number of firearms which have been lying in th* University for «vor a year. As the news ot the snd affmr began to spread around the vicinity, where Grosvenor was in timately known, tbo citizens bicume wildly ex cited. The affair was Characterized ns a wanton mnrder.apd blame was indiscriminately bestow ed <>n the existing system olspccia* Patroiliog.sn-i on the authorities who bad first called it into ex istence. The y-uug man was plaocd under arrest at the Cot>age Grove Station, and a determina tion was evinced to h«ve a thorough investiga tion made into the circumstances. STATELIESTOVTODSO TBSAT. In the altw long bare j ou been in the University 7 T. During the past year, and hod made ar rangements to remain this yenr. R. Were you swum in as a guard 7 T. No; I thoogal wo were to be. and I did not Understand iu XL as last night the first Unto you were on guard? T. I bad beta on gusrd several times be fore. JEL Wbat were your orders 7 T. ily Ordcw were to bail every person I saw. as a call upon aim lor toe cvouicmin or to give a satUiaotory aec->unt of himself. If be could not, I was to march him to the cuarU-r<>om. 11 he would not Daft, alter repeatedly telling bim to. I was to shoot him—it was tuy duty to eaoot him. B. Who gave yon these orders? T. I briiere the orders e.imc Irom my superior officer. Captain CoUtun, who received bis orders, J believe, trum General Sb-ridau. K. Where was your beat T- My beat Azteoded from tbc Douglas House to Thirty-third sired, and from Cottage Grove avenue to tbc lake- ,B* Wu»t time did Colonel Groavcnor come along? T. About half-past 12 o'clock, as near as wo could determine; that is wb»t the policeman thinks, and 1 think It was nboiit that muo; It wooldn t vary tnnch between 12 aud 1 o'clock. B. H°w far were you from him when you first noticed him? T. Da was upon the opposite side of the street, nearly opposite t« me, wheal called upon him to bait. What did ho do? 1; 1 .“ccoctlfd in e cttiog him to bait, and I boa hardly demanded the countersign before be oommeucea moving off again. Do wouldn’t slop. K. What did you say to him men? T. I called out several time* to bill, but ho **ept going, and 1 cocked toy gon. Do told me logo t> h—l, and i<» btog away. K. B ell I what took place then T-A* he did not eoom inclined to stop, and I could not make him atop, I raised my gun and placed it against my aboulder, and considering myadf id a g/Od position, took steady h.xb and fired, l lct bim go some dirtance. and, remembering tbat 1 was under orders. «dj liaule to be court-tssrtiallod and punished ior disobedience of orders. I thought I was bound to fire. I did n<flen the smoke ci«»r u away I saw nim staggen..c aruuod, and beard him exclaim A earnoflsus, genial disposition, wbtoa brought aroni.d him hosts of warm trioods, and thero are many io this city to-day who will mourn over him a* fur the lose a brother. On tbo evening before his death be spent tbo evening ata»ng his friends and started for home, cheerful and light hearted. as usual- with sums kindly parting i words on his lip. He woa the least likely man io all the city to have excited suspicion, for his de meanor was uniformly quiet and unpretending, lie bad fine social qualities, and ho was dev..lea to his wife end children. They are now left al most helpless in tho world. Colonel Grosvenor was boro In Utica, New Turk, in l&l. Ue haa been a resident ol Chica go since I&7. At the breaking out of the war bo was practising' law in Elgin, with Ed. Joslyu. when hejoimd the Twelfth Illinois Cavalry and was elected captain. Ho soon ruse to the rank of Major, and at the close of tho war was made Colonel fay brevet for hit bravo conduct. At Harper’s Ferry he was disabled by a bullet wound in the right arm. In the same regiment were General Hosbrouck Davis and Major Hayden, both now dead, who were Grosvenor’s mo»t intimate friends and com panions. After tbo war ho return-d to Chicago, -.md for a time was city editor ot the Evening Pott. Ue was then appoint, d Cigar Inspeot-r. sv position which he held till the clo.*o ot JouXtson'e administration. He then resumed bis law prac iice, aud over a year ego bo was appointed by the Common Council as City Prosecuting Att-r His record as a soldier waa a brilliant one, and bis private life watt unstained oy any impure or selfiih aims. Just before he died he requested to bo buried with Msannto hon ors. and the request will be compiled wltn by Kt winning Lodge. No. oil, A. F. and A. M., > Scandinavian com panies in the We«t Division to periorm «uard doty at relief depots, oburebre, etc., whien duties th>-y Lave perlurmed well,under ine dir**cviuna of 'toe police force. As to the tec vices of auy other soldiers m>t acting under the direction of the police authorities. they have never recognized toeir right to patrol the streets ••I tbo city, except in tbocate of Lieutenant Gen eral Sheridan, after your Honor had en trusted him with the ohmgs of keeping order and protecting the property of the city, they were impelled by a sense of Quarter? toeodistin- a soldier to co-operate with him in the uurnt district only. As your Honor was pleaded :o cull for the aid of the military, and to aive th\m the direction of affairs without toe request of this board, they leave tho time of tbo military service (o be decided by y>-ur Honor, snegesting however, that, in the opinion of this board, the presence in tbo inhab ited portion »'f tho Oily ot military bodies, uuUer arms, patrolling tbo streets, drinking in saloons, and dissaving the citizens, is a nuisance fraught with enl consequences, and they think all but regular troop.* shoal i bo relieved of further duty in the city, nnd tust the treopi of the regular nrmy wouid oxert just as much good and moral influence il to«y patrolled only in the burnt dis i trict. leaving to the police the duty of suurding the lives nontr"Versy or ID-feeling. E. B. Wj.bp, Secretary.” Tbo communication was adopted, and the Sec retary was ordered to forward il to the Mayor. Thu Board, aftir appointing a special police* man for a West Side foundry, adjourned. REUGIOVS IMISI.IiI«EXCU. ROBERT COLLTEb’s CHCBCH. The Xtberal CArulian, of Bcw York, in its is sue of the 21st iusL, rays: “.Robert Collyor’s Church must be at once rebuilt J Xt is the first duty of the Unitarian denomination, abandon ing the Washington Church enterprise for the time, to put back into the heart of Chicago that central light of religions and moral influence disastrously eclipsed by the sudden sweep ol the fire. Our brave and nnble-hcartcd brother baa troops of friends who know' and fed hit incalculable worth to the cause of rational xsligioa in the West, Any lessening of his Influence or power of usefulness would bo a calamity for our cause, a national loss, and an unspeakable Injury to Western faith and morals, ills chnrcbhas been known to tens •if thousands as a beacon of religious liberty mid practical righteousness. It bad b**eu built at g-eat sacrifices, and mainly or wholly by the generous men of the congregation, who were mostly ruim-d. They mur»t rebuild their u-iD'*s and fortunes before they can. unaided, rebuild thdr church. Let us first supply them with the means of temporary shelter! Let some light edifice be at one* erected at our cost, whero tiny can gather, and where Hubert ColL Per s great heart can give out its faith and ago to his flock, likely to be vastly mnltiplie 1 by the depress* d condition of so many othcreburen es. Meanwhile. lot the coble and beautiful church at once be rebuilt! Lot ns. iben. wnb .-re heart and band, make the second Sun day in Aiovetuher memorable by a glori-us effort and a splendid result in tavorof the rrboildiug ol Robert Ollyer’s church." LETTER FROM BISHOP FOLKV TO ARCHBISHOP sr.xCLDING. o. .iuwyi* ©graphed to yoa. and begged you to toiegrKph to all the BisiiOiW of the Umlvd S’ntes, to give u* a collection next Sunday or as early as possible. X ta--u«h’, i we appenled at once to tbo Country, wuilu the heart* and ml lt d* of all are wnrtn toward us. we j could get some substamf. 1 relief** and, I tu«*are y a, wo need iu The rl.ltem OFe not discour aged, -tb*y are tlcurmlord to rebuild the city. I bavo asked you io request rrmlltuaces to be made to y- u. owing i« me coufusljn woicb el ms here, I oar draw on yon a* X.noed weans. 1 shun have to send emissaries to collect, for wo aro powerless to d>> anytbiog without help from our brethren abmnti.” -v v -ACORWtkJtiifiaui. The 7*ew Turk Tnbune S .be H‘ih contains the following item; .*lr. VV. D. Banckerhas brought in-m Chicago a curious memorial ..f the geu fire. Aoo. g lb- ruins ofihe Western S« ws Company’s establishment, woere no immense stock of periodicals and books was reduced to ashes, tbt-re was fund a single leaf of a quano B.bl©, c.iarrcd around the edgo.*. It contained me first chapter ot the Limentatiuns ut J-re miah, and opens with tbololluwingw rds: *iiow doth the city ait sdßtary that was lull oi people] huw is she become as a widow 1 sue that was great among the nations and prioc ss auwng the provinces, how it she become tubutiryj She weepeth sore in tbo night, and her tears are on her cheeks; among nil her lover* she both anno to comfort h r.’ Aud that was tho only fragment ol literature saved irom the 2*ows Company'* great dcpuU” episcopal. Christ Church. Micuigau avenue and Twenty fourth street, iter. Cuas. Edward Chrocr, K.-o tor. There will be morning service, and sermon bythereator, io this church at o’clock. Those whem the fire has driven to tue s-uihcru part of th* city will find a cordial we come in this church, b'unday tchool at I'p. m. Xjeveo- I iuK s-rvice. —Tnoparisinnersor Trinity, St, James, As- I tension, and St. Acagariu*. residing tompora -1 rily oa the West Side, are affectionately invited U become worshippers at the Free Church ol the Atonement, corner ot Washington and Robey •treats. —All Saints Kpiscopal Church being occupied by sufferers Irma the fire, there will be no ser vice until the 29th inn. —Catuedral Sc.. Peter and Paul. Morning prayer and Holy Communion at I 0& o’clock. Service for the Swcdt-.hcoocrrgaliouof St. Aos canas, cud other Snaudinavians, at 2 o’clock. LitauyatJ o’clock; mod eveniug service at7!4 o clock. ..rxrrAtaxx. _ Church of the Messiah, corner of Wabash ave nue,aod Hubbard court. The paslor.Rev. Rob ®tt Laird Collier, will preach Sunday morning at *"3£ clock. Seats free. The public invited. At the close of the services there will bo a meet ing of the First Unitarian Society. —Thtnl_ Church, corner Lafitn and Monroe streets. m«r. C. A. Staples, pastor. Service io *|)e morning; no evening service. '—Too Fourth Society Her. C. W. W« ’t* -i*. 5tw !B ln 10 Ch o r ch f the Redeemer, corner Sangamon streets. W|!l bb •fitarrar Chapel. q?ffc3 ,ao AS£ nue by Wtor, Bov, Oscar F! Safford, atH 7H p. tn. .Jc of Hillsdale. Mich., will pre- PhS-l th. moraine, ifc, Free B.pH»t ra of Loomis ,nd Wojl J.ckson uect: PftcsammtAX. oß r4t,oa the Fourth church will w whip in Plymouth Congregational Church at lOsi a. m. Sermon by Hev. Mr. Swing. _ COXGBECATIOSAL. Kev. Dr. Craernlt, tormerly ot Gatwliurgh, wm preach morning and craning, "j xr MtSCELLASXora. t -w*‘ t E.-Mossop will lecture in Rica A Jackson Half, corner of Jeffcrs-m und West lUndolph stroetsat XOii a. m. and ~A p. m. ihe Progressiva Lyceum will convene at 1214 p. m. THE XOUTU DIVISION, Meeting of the Property-Owners’ Execu tive Committee—Conference with, .the 2J orthwgsteni.’Soilway‘ ißu perintendent and Board of Public ■Works. At a meeting of the North Side Executive Committee, bold yesterday afternoon, atlEwiug’s Hall, the following report, signed by B. T. Cul ver. IJ. Fiiotye, U. G. Spafford. W. H. Bradleyj J. L. Stark, and T. H. Kales, who were appoint* ed last Monday to confer With the railroads, ete.j was presented: I Dtroßf. Gcntleves: \our committee appointed td confer with the railway companies concerning thei location on the North Sid© of their tracks and depot buildings, and the Board of Public Works, respecting the grades and straightening of «treets, beg lotivo to report: First, That at an intcrvUw with Mr. John C, GiUli. Superintendent of.tho, C.& N. W. It. Ri Co., by whom'wo wero very courteously receive cd, wo were quits frankly and as'freely as could be expected, informed ag to the purposes, plana md wishes vfhis company.- Ho expressed it as ms opinion that a railway track would be less obnoxious to tbq public, If laid m. formerly; alunr North Water street, tbnu il Jaiil-sa-bu beCo suggested, at any point n. nhward toward Division street. ca*t ward train the North Branch to the Lake; aud also that their tracks Cost of Clark street nlnns ihc river would b« more agreeably feature tor observation than if the property, sh.uM they abnndon It. were occupied by manufacturing establishments, os would probably bo (he case, iHe slated that th© buildings for in freight and out fmgiit business would probably occupy .heir lormer cites, between Dearborn and St.ue i -troets; that temporarily t e poaieoter depot would b© licatcd as formerly, ou Wells street: □ear Kiuzie. and that it w.is probable ulti mately: ih«t a fraud union dep t fur the different- branches -Of- the -Norf-wesi-t era and otbOr roads that came in in vbat p»n of the cay, would bo erected •n tho West Side. Mr. Gault informed us that it was particularly the wi&h of his company to make its arrangements as llttfa -obnoxious as (io-siblo to the general public, and that they were willing to depress their track as I>w as practicable along North Water street, and t» co-opcrato with the Board of Public Works f<>£ (Oe construction of viaducts at all street cross ing*. 1 Second. It gives us pleasure to report that, id •>ur conference with the Board of Public Works, w« found the gentlemen whom .we met. Captain Prindivillo and General McArthur, possessed os liberal views of Ibo desired public improvements of the city, and baring a lull wish and dvaire to do all they can in the city’s interest ihut is within the province at (beirducies. It is tfaoir in tention to have viaducts constructed over railway -.racks for streets leading t> the South Sid«, over the nv r. They have established grades for the rv.uth Division, wncreby Clark street, opposite tae Court House, will Do two feet higher than tue present grade, and, so fur as your committee .tre informed, the property owners to tbe North Division ate ini favor qf raffing de grade 01 their streets, and if it is ascertained, that.ibe .North Side really desire this change, th» Board •i Public Works will carry »ut their wishes, and vhu now grade fur Clark street, at Cuicngo ave nue. will bo one and a ualf feet, mad at Indiana -treat ibrpo foe( higher than the present grade. riil« change of grade on both side* of the rWef, with such depression of the railway track on North Water street at can be given, will probably give a level gr&le from v aduejs (o fridges, whereas the! Pr a«*ut grade adhered to would 'give a descend iog grgdo. We found Captain Prindirilie, with whom our conversation euiefly took place, awarfe o the importance of straighteniag streets in mjido cases, and widening in others, and we be lieve that ne and the entire board are willing and axiom heartily to co-operate with the peo ple of tbe North Division in now taking advan tage of tho present unequalled opportunity of afr cumpliioiogsacb changes and improvements at it is believed tue increased prosperity of tbh North Division will henopf»rth'demaqd. mscpsaio.s*. Mr. LIU was la favor ui Widening State street to 120 tect, and baying n-» railroad tracks east ol Franklin.- H*aiso believed some slight changes would make bis' pr -party worth more to him.lui a private residence man a brewery. Air. Uuck said his fnoadatiuns were good, and it might b« cheap rf >r him t<» rebuild more. Mr. Lill thought bo o»uld rebuild <.n the North Branch and give up bis foandatloos and yet make money by '.he enhanced value «f hV* property, lie had ma-n at the committee i« efficient- _ TRANSPORTATION', Tbo Committee on fniosportalion rep-r* hari..g issued to-day 133 passes t» oohrey 276 persons. Thai tnr, -since ihe 16ib (nn., l.Stv p.s.-sea have b on issued* io convey 4,471) person •>f whom 915 were men, I.S2J womsn, and 1,733 children, ills hoped that a very tow days more will substantially O'Oie the appllcalinui. leaving only d«tachedtnsi«nees lobe provided f-T. bISTBIRCTIOX Of SCFPUES. The' Commit eu uu Divtabuti»n o> Supplies. 0. C. Gibbs. L'h iirm*n, r.p .rt.d his department tu a very sattalaclury condition, and a great nuiuontol work Joae toward pertee loga thor ongti organis itma, and presented his report ot issues usdoTto-day by the District Superintend ent, TUB ACADEMT OF SCIENCE. The Fixo -proof Building and all its. Con tents Destroyed—Catalogue of-Special Collections Lost-Committee Appointed at Yesterday’s Meeting. m.K special meeting of the Academy of Beieace was held on SaturJay aHercoon in Lecture; Room Ko. 1 of £efet flail, Culoaol Foster in the ch&ir. Tho Secretary reported that the only thing at present rescued from the fire was his copy of the aiootes of the last meeting of the society, which were, on motion, read. ■Dr. VeaJie read a circular intended for trans mission to other institutions. setting forth the contents of the academy Jos:. The sabiUccs is as follows :*Xbe building was flre-prouf. but, like all other fire-proof buildings, failed to re sist the tremendous heat of the flames. Thera, was far more in the academy than wat generally understood or suspected, bo catalogue had y«t bow c •ropletcd forpubli* Cll l°is*r T, i? v U,M J. ne Wa sof brick, 50*56 feel, tod 50 feet high. The stairways cod do<»« were of ir>m, and th« window* protected with iron shutters ol extra thickness. Among the *nee.m scientific collectors, as u *i? n e J* W. Foster, Ur, E. Andrews, Dr. William Slimpson. Tho academy Ujen adjourned, to meat on the second Tuesday in November, at Prof, fiabcoek’s school, No.U Eighteenth street. Tbe Homoiuaarance CoupAUles. There is, as ret. no roliablo data attainable from which to give an accurate statement either of the losses of the home insurance companies or their ability to pay. Tho work of adjustment has but fairly begun. So vast is tbe undertaking and until tho Amount of salvage is ascertained, the companies themselves will not definitely know how they stand aa to losses. Tho same difficulty exists as to assets, which, in nearly every case, have been loaned upon Chicago real c*tato. too value of which is now extremely va riable. Foe ox&mnle, tho Merobants’. whoso aaiety, before tbe Sre. were gcatod at tOCtt.OOO. and wans® lessee areglvon at four millions, lost its mngniticcnt building, costing $250,000. wfaied must be deducted Inm (bo original assets, while us securities for loana ate unsettled and im* paired, so that the officers of tbe company are at present unable to state their position and pros* pects. The Mutual Security is similarly situated in most respects. Its l»ssos aro stated, to round numbers, at 51.600,000, and Its assets, before the' firo were $330,000, though much Ws than that sum now by reason of tbe fire. This eoropany, without knowinghow much more it will be pos sible lor it to do. now gives positive assurance that it will pay 10 p<*r ceat ol it* iotaes. It bag now cash in bank sufficient to pay per coot., and expects to realize from its assets enough to oring the payments up to 10 per cent, at least. Tho prospects of holders of policies in the home companies bare greatly improved since the fire, and it is cotoolikolv that the aspect of affairs will continue to grow brighter. Sccuvity Xlanla of New York City. Tbe late fire in Chicago show* the Propriety oi keeping a bank account in I7e»Yurk on the part of firms and corporations doing an extended business- la this connection attention ia railed to the Security Bank o! the city of Kcw York. ,319 Broadway, which U a bank formed solely fur mercantile business, and nccrpts tho accounts »t onuses in ibo interior on tbe same terms, sod affords them all the facilities riven to New York city houses- The S.-eurity B ink has this ysar doubled its capital, and having a wealthy board of directors and stockholder*, u able to discount satisfactory paper at market rates for tho«e .keeping balances of. money with iL Accounts msf be npeneii far romitting, by loiter, to Jos eph U. Orris, President, sending signature and n reicreticn in case discounts are likely to be ap plied for. roro;»v Payment, ifAssistna. anccpr J os. B. Sl Jobs, of Ibo lui” oorial Company of London, has hi 5 acadquirters at 5C6 Michigan areoue, and has ilrearly paid,.th«. following parties in full, with out deducting the cu-tomurr 00 tiny*’ im«>r<«r •or anticipating p*vm<»ni; E li Bate*, 95.1C0: B-mj, F. A'lrnn*. <5.000; J. E. .Miller. 53,000- Harry fox; .-6,0W: Gould Bros., *5,000; Puelp*. D *dge Palmer. and ia prepared to p«y *ll otb« claimants in full, as soon as adjust ments a made- Entey Organfi Messrs SUrry Cast-*, late of Rood’s Temple ot Musii bay* r**ciu;-d business at 409 \Y, RanJolpa strobt. They are now receiving from Messrs,Etto Co. their new and elegant style? '•I organs at the rate of car load per week. I°J* nr prepare 1 to sapply the trade as monl. 1 rices as lew and terms a* favorable as hereto lore. IUod»» Temple of Masle. Tho new location «>f tbit well-known eilab lishmcnt is at No. 81, East Sixteenth street, near Wabash ..avenue. A largo assortmentof the celebrated Chickoringplftooi now offered. Those intendlnß to buy an instrument there l« now a very favorable opportunity to Secure one of the best. The Messrs. Ke» ds are doicrminol to re establish their business on as extensive a basis as before the 6re. j”!® **Gdvernor H Iden, of -North. Carolina. 5s ttorip* *hc President' t. eoati«Qe*m«rtjal law over every place in tho South where an outrage s commuted. —During tbo recent famine in Persia, a mob several jtarvlac men and women, jho asscmb cd before tbe pal-*cc gates «-f the »han. condneting themselves iu a very riotous oiano-r, and coupling His Majesty's sacsv with opprobrious and disro>p-*ctful epithets, awoke That worthy magistral© t» a reaiitiog se.ise ol Do thrrofnre, issued i-.a odiot »«at Orcso should be sold at certain ftx-d price; but. Os there was no bread to bo hourbr *t any price, this, was not wholly tatisfaevory. Aiur this, ho Imprisoned the Vistorol tbo town, and bak»»d t ie b ikcrs in their Own ••Tons. MASONIC NOTICES. O M.boijlc .LODGE. So. ISO. A. r. and A. 21., are requested to meet at Pleiades Hall, corner clintao aad' TwslKh it*., ou Monday Even ■ag, tier, rx it :j hereby extended to Corinthian duo tnfrww M.. to of Chanter he.-lst, cB Pnflr T-a**.. on tlte eecotid ana fc >1 -•>altreaei. monih. vryt At micH. n.v., ___cf_j-bIcACQ t'hap'er IJ7. BLANKETS. BOWEN, HU3IT WINSLOW. JUST RECEIVED, Df(y pack ages White and colored BLANKETS, Which will be sold CHEAP, by the package. Call at office, corner of IVadi son st. and Hlcltigan-nr. REAL ESTATE. HOUSE FOR SALE. The first-class two-story and basement brick dwelling house, 64-5 West Washington-st. All modern improvements, and in splendid order. Apply on the premises. Real Estate. n«r{o)r MtnMl'hH onr»riT*s at M WABASH. AT ari. rr«-pared to rt.. heretofore. \»e hare e-r»-r»' »pi'Hcatf.*n* from EASTER* CAPITALISTS tor ernp«rty in ih* Bunn District" All partlt* li**lug such odd wlriiifg to **H win do well t/» coll ••no*. 8. fl. KERFOOT A CO.. Buaiueaa Broperiy Far Sale or Incase. Tii* southwest corner of Lobe andr*Ofiasts.. So* IfM feet. A number of large busior** bouses going apis that ricjoUf. w, n. hi are, Ikh'iii 4, C \Ve#i WoAhingtuD St. WANTED. Information Wanted On"nor. who, h*tom the fir*. boarded at lift- IVKorea Chirac*. w«« farmorlj- *m ~o{£ ID S-£ f ,J n -«ddre«r KI.LEX (VISVOK r •‘*‘2. od N Torb, ur BRIDGET C 'A>OK.?tt WfitT»nitr»«ttoml>t., X»w York. AssUtaut Matron Wanted, \t the Je«-(«b Orphan Asylum. Clertlmd. Ohio A U‘lT qualUted to (each the rations branches nV needle work, and who has ha) etoerienc* i,, tvi care ol children io eimlUr to A. h. ANFIiRCHT. bnpenntep.Unt at Asrlnm. Cleveland. O. anted. ImtnedUuly. M experienced necktie makers. BCOWjfsOJV, 11ATDBST CO. loi(K»rUut to Bootmakers. B anted—Fint-class foremen to run bottoming, peg* ting, siding, and treeing departments. High wage* *o>l permanent •Uuatioat. Apply «t Wabash nr. Xorili Side .Properly Wanted. W* Mre a purchaser for a lot on the Xorth Bld* «W!» feet or thereabouts: it most h* on a paerJ B?TA-.".P.iV 1lR b, t. f 2 r .S bou bonding.' b. H.- Kr'.rnin .ti' l V i*h»i RACE, COLLIERY BAILS. OXE ntXDHED XO3TS. 5.410 Ralls. Fish Bar Pattern. 13 posads per yard ISfwtlonc. 430 Kslli. full Bar Pattern, 13 pounds per yard, J2 feet leap. For sale by HAIL, EIMBAEK 00., tl 436 Wahaslbsv. TTltTr* fl T’T SUNDAY, OCTOBER 32, 1871 GEffERAL NOTICES. CARD. Urnr. Babk. coo* r To George W. Waite, Esq. Oct. 14, 1571. J Deah Sib: Tbe create of tl* week here so changed tbe circunatsooes and pt.y. 0 r u mta7 that, .notwithstanding your declaration made some time Since, we address you. hoping you may rscon ridsr your statement then made, that you did not desire to be a candidate for the position of County Commisiiousr for this district. We teller, joor perfect WHulnUne. w |u, tte nceJe of tlii, dl.trict, u well M the countr >t Urre. topether wUh your profeMlenel end ezperienee u cirU trill fit Jon rot til, finite* of the trait, «nfi. contifierln, the *re.t nerfi of erpertoncefi men in the effrire „f the new conntrmTernnent. e.peeUlt, u tbe finite, of tbe cnmmlerion .re to be to creattr Increuefi brine c.Umltrtb.tbM fallen opoane. ee bop. yon mar .liner your amt 10 b, nmfi u ltto S"ml l BSS."g.lK ,I i t0 John M®,on. H ll f* 1 Ptekior D> j* Ctaulea CleeTar.' j.vv. welmb-op. 1 0 h“ la r ,orM j'onJr T IP SS.e e P°r!'o.%. Miller. 1 f.ThSSS;.i&SSrsXi' }■£■£T' Leßo^SUdf 1, J- -’•Ssttiijor, A. j w f H. H, Towns. i' r£ ,cpb L Jr***.B. F, Downing, P«uJtnr M eii, Wm. lindsoa. Jatare M. flilf. Henry Srcwfces, F. L. otJt S. Smnlry, L. C. Fidier r, |i a ie, K. ll Ail.wtn, W.E.h“u> 3LfUlW*j£ John San, J. F. Bonfleid. j. }j. Thatcher?’ V.; Robert Trtttir, a. Moody r V "tr '9S'}T,', r*S*fr C rV bßßa H* Marlin. L. M. Smith, J, C. Ivalfoen. W. H. Chapptll U A John,on "svZr'k&^s;- a-WM'asu U r, jUcogalsieg. aaonc the signature* thereto, ao ®*s? my old neighbors A*d friends s»bo have •teod-shoulder to sbuulder with mein tbs dan of V 1 lb hour ot adversity. e^ rnMl request you hire made; and fooifag that this is n« time for falee delicacy, I with* “*wwlr and falsely stared U »fl U r. b w t^.i^ ur cn,l mcr ~,,J P»rtl*e owing B. PM ing any bills to. or u «ring any business or eaid llrm with, said 9. Jennie Ware. All cr-mmnnlcnUftn* relative to the l fl c ra wiil ntidreu»d to F. B. nV {5, *l iio -tnlner ‘ri color, and applied with i»n onlloiirT brnd'. as a paint. W# offer Jt to eon* w 'rill sUad three dilution* n.’iVMl t, rrel of J gallons at low price, with i-i ct V A rpfr I tn h. .t J, \V. fbuchtwan* (»KR. li>-nil-t«. y<. w y or fc. Pawbroker’s Notice. The Loan Offlio of A. COLD3MID CO., will re a S l ,^-rri on 8; fln Ttl *«J»r 34th Inst., for the utUvery: of watchsa and jswalry as were saro.l from Ibe Idto firo. All other goods wsrs ilMtroyvd. A. GOLD.SMID. The Calumet and Chicago Canal and Pock Company Announce* that It Is prepared to fnrnUh ground 'or ali mannfhctnrfng enterprises, and accummoda tieoa tor lak*or railroad transportation, at g«nth Chicago. 17 milns south of this city, at the Cal mo at narh-T. JndMcoa>'-a(a are (•ITere<{ which are worthy «)t the attention of «11 pattens n«w cugaged or about to engage in manufacturing. Railroad connections exist with tarioua road* running skmtn, Writ and North; »»r particulars Inquire at offlea of the earn. poor. S»i Wabash-at. Clubs. PAPERS AN*D aiACIZIk'ES. Send il*rap for H«t. Want agent* everywhere? AsrlcullQritt, Si; Uarn) Jf. Y., £2; Lodger. *2.50; Weekly, 52.50; Saturday Nl*u, *2 50; Western World #2.50; Ho mo Circle, it.Tj; Arthur. *1.50; Ladies Friend. #1.50; Peterson, *I. So; Coder, *2.50; Harper, *3JO. Sond money in Registered letter*, L, l. Fairchild, Boning prarie, wu. Sealed Tenders will be recalled from 3 o’clock, konJay, ad, to 4 p. m M to rebuild a wattbcm® on Hirer at., plans ana •pacifications fob® toe*. 1 on 2Xaod*» at fiord® Tar* ml ri«bv. Architects* WibufiaVi between Mon- r *»o and Adasiffri*. Proposals are ItiTited. for thooccnpanr for heavy basins**, of a. handing ISJJ* rMt .wroaJDtly on Sioth W*f*r.«t., near Snsi?.urr.« ddre e n> DEVVK A Col, 37 No Burnt Coal At cither of toy three dock*. 33 Klflgsbary.st.; TweotJ-ijcoDd.it. Bridge, and Randolph .st. Bridge, (JoatptTchafrt.) where E. L. Hathaway and tnyaalf will r®oelve Ardere. D*MKI> BOOLS. Notice to AUorucjs* attorney of 1001® considerable braelic® and vsteri«n.> -.a wM»rg to auoclate hlmetlf with n-unc .r ..ttornry r. ho will furnfsi, library a„d l.f« of kusincee, b-j will address OREGON, THbone «A UI 5 a 5 0 Thal Wns two weeks old. is f* ‘“"i 6 41 fte rivparud to remove all the *afr« and brick* from the coins at short notice, on leasonahlo terms. Apply to Borx.vGros ro., t«7S«nrh ru*k.*t. INSURANCE, LIVERPOOL tic LONDON GLOBE Insurance Company. Th»lo«*»* ky the crest flro in this Company, which end ?n ran*** 08 3,. A lot. Agricultural land script, jyj Land warrants, uoe ■/■Qlff* dreenebaiun Sc Foreman* bankirs. 3*3 WABA3H-AV. B Ottawa done as before the Are. Cook Count, Nnllnont Bsnk, Of Chicago, 341 WAfiA SB ATKSVt. AartlCnlar attention glrra to collections, and pro fjeda promptly rwnltied at th* current rate of ex change, «n oaT of para cot. Accounts of mer chant*. country banka and paoksra toUelted. BUI* "Chang*, in large or mail atnonnu, on Lendrni toropel Paris, Berlin, and the principal cliiw e} BUSINESS CARDS. Risen at tut, ÜBS. F. WETMORE would tar to her eld friends and patrons tbst she will be found at 716 West Ban* dolpbfC,Labor2j>«rceot lower than befoie the fire. Open on Wednesday next. Dr. A. C. Olin, LaisofK)2Washington at.. has removed to C6SState* sc., and still treating ail chronic diseases, affection* of the throat, skin or booce, oceanic weaknesses and nervous debility. permaaeutfr restored. Consults* tlona free, hand stamp for medical pamphlet. Hours. 9*. m. tosp. m. Office of W. A. HOWBT. Nnaib* Woodenwar* Factory, at' 939 Wabasdar. Orders for woodsnware promptly HUM. To the I#adlc». _Uadams Hoffman havine recatly returned from Faria has on hand splendid variety of new styles, and would be pleased to hava all her friends and cus> tomers; call and see fur themselves. AU orders prompter attended to on reasonable terms. 62 Her* man court. A Firat*Clu« Professor of vocal and Instrumental, music (well known In Chicago Visbes to Bod a room and board for tuition; stow also teaches three foreign languages. Address L S f Tribune otßce. Homeopathy, Pbrtlelane and famlliea can be supplied with Homceopetbio remedlee at the office and pharmacy ofDr. T.D. Williams. 20 West Madison at. (Estab lished >637.) On and alter October 29. IS7I. there will be a (all and reliable atocK constantly on hand. Cut Stone. We have escaped tbe fire. We are prepared to fill all orders. Cot by machinery and ly band. Yarj on Twenty-flrstft. assd Archer ar. SrKKAN,BELLY AGO. Mrs. E. W. Jones, dressmaker. Fortnatly’ over'acursins store, wishes to inform her xnende and former patrons, that aba baa resumed the dressmaking business at 491 Wabash av. Thank.- lug them for their' termer patronage, desires a con- MimUuij ut ,»)W. «mO (In ,IM »l«ur« Ul lOlOrtn tboes who bad dre**** «ud dress goods at her rooms, that they are B afa. and abs is now pre pared to furnish »Kj.m .M short nodes. MBA W> JONS), Kott««* 11. AUEHSBXBG, formerly with CHAS, BONN'S. 73 Lake at, will open next week with a fall lino of stationery. Armstrong Cot, 381 Stalest., Wbcleaale Paints, Oils, and CoToraJ We are dally receiving large stock* of pa. nt* and oils. Ttatnao s colors. Bergmer, Bauman* A Co.'s strictly pare leads. Depot for our justly celeNratad Golden otar machine oils. We shall be pleas.«l to receive orders from oar old patrons, and ab»U fill orders at tame prices aa holer* tbe fieetreettoo ol par store. SUirta and Men’s Furnishing Goods. Z. STEIN A (X>.*& Branch establishment of New Turk will open Id a few days with a tavge atoek of tbitu. ovsraUs, and mens' turalablug goods at 80 and 82 West Ban* dolpbsu.first loft. A. BT* Watenaan, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 133 West Monroe at. Spaelal atuntion given to tbe establishment of title* to real estate; redockatingof judgments mtS tbe restoration ot evldeocM of claim or tifile deatrored In tbs great fire. Insurance claims provecuted. Public Notice Is hateby gl»*n that >ll the talnabl* piper*. pollcle* of UtaatMici. abstracts, etc., etc., of oar patron* •B rrJeod* ere »*f», and that w* nav* again opened an ». Ttooany in all paru of th* city for sat*. tfSR. H. bELIQMAN A CO-. 2&s*ath DMplaloM*«t., formerly Boom JJ. Dbricb Block. A. E. l*aveowortb. Will revnme batiaoas this weak at ZIB West Lake it., comae Qreaa. with a fall Una of new cook stotee, range* and fnraacee, including the calibrated EMPIRE. GAS BURNER STOVE AND FURNACE. The Northwestern Gu amd Water Pipe Company, Offlce, 545 VTabash at. J. a WOOLS V, Secretary, Frctosy, Bay City. Michigan. J. W, Stearns Sens, sro now praptetd to fIU order* from new’etock at 83 XOgTU DESPLAIKES ST. Cahn y Wampoid sß and qualities ei hard and soft coal. We can also naeet tbe fall want 1 of oar country trade, which out stwefe and location enable u« to guarantee. Dr. 9. A McWmianu, 136 EIGHTEENTH ST.. NEAR STATE, jfarmarlr 165 State st., cornsr Monroe.) Buchwent Floor* 100 blßvls naw and eholca. M West Lake it.. Baldwin a stone. Fred. Kaempfer'a BIRD STORE, formerly on kfadison at. now at 55 South D#s Plaines st. Albroa Cste, ATTOBHET A!fl> COUNSELLOR At LAW. 95 Randolph at., Bt-am 3, Rice A JackJnfl Block Dr, B. L Rea, Besidenee.Ul4PraXrle.air. Honrs 5 to 10 a. m. West Side offlea, 133 South Halsted-it. Office boars, 3to 3 9. m. Dr. 4. E. o>Brieu, Office U3 South HaUted-«t, Hours from ll_to 18 a. m. GEO. VANDVCK DRAKE, HOUSE PAINTER, 311 Soslk Peoria’*! d. Weller 4s Co., Manufacturer* of Btapis aad Raney HOAR**. 913 Snath Oalstrt-vt., Chlcato, 111. No advance la pnoa. Orders by mall or atnarwls* promptly at toa<9ed to. Cora Hiuks* Corn Basks. o. b. stact a sos, HtT< ruaned their Hess Brsinu, And established a branch of their Great Eastern Bedding House, at M 3 ‘and 943 SUU.it. Parties buying Urgaauanliae of bidding had bet* tffQiUoo them. A. Marti, XSOBATEB AND DIE SINKER. Ordstv for Malt ftlled tarns day ordered, TOT Webash-av. Markley, Alllag Co*, WHO! .S3ALS HABDWAttS, orrici S3 CALUMBT-AT. WULMsaate bosiaua about Nor. 1 at tbelr at* •tot*, ass and 327 Htata-st., whan and vtaare they wllld** pleased to receive order* for goods sad we tbsi:re heated 44 34 and 34 South Ostial., corner Wash legion. aod d*wlr* oor 4obecilb~r* woo bare lotto sa reports by Are to send at tbelr avdeees or call a. t office and w* will fnrnlah them with a new rolam te cratle. I. SC. K££S£, Sops. Pnofii of l^ois Made,, wad lire Insurance collected, byWM, H. CON DOB, fettecot/>at*Lavaati N trier/ Public, Si Ca nal-et.# ooneg of Washington. Q nrden City House. ~The travelling bobUe will be pleased te learn that Übaabe*ntefeaei’*dte2o4 death Denplaloea et., and ready to satisfy Its patrons in Orat-cUaa style. T. HIGGINS. Proprietor. Jbatas ttntcMnaoa, lAff 112 AS D SOTAST, U knit Harria-n it. Dr. B. F. Beynoloa, (Port prig L 5 and )6 Beynoida' Block,) •_ 1 OPpyc’B^STATK^T. fisaijr, s A Nniaon« As Co»» Wlnee and No, 35. Senth Canal w' 1 i f i *-,'e fill all order* from NUMBER 76. H.W.&J.M.WETHERELL Importers and Jobbers OF Our Locatioa for tio Proseat is at 369 Wabash.-av., Where ye an prepared to offer to oar old patrons in the trade an Entirely \ew and Complete Stock. From this date we shall take pleasure is me** ng our old friends, and showing them oar late Amman and Winter styles, and in tilling order* promptly and aUhfnlly (bran who cannot visit oar city thia season W’« gratefully acknowledge the manr expressions of sympathy,-and- th* proaptnau with which our many patrons are responding in a material way Every remittance receive# a hearty cheer. Hake us cheer often. WHOLESALE MILLINERY. D. B. FISK CO. *n> doing ndsmess as usual In the brick building 57 West Washineton-st. A complete ito«k of MLllllnery, Straw Goods, Ladles' Furnishing and Fancy Goods. Orders will receive prompt at tention and satisfaction gnaran* teed. HATES, GW CO„ Late 10$ and 107 Stato-st., now 4Jl4Stfltc-n M ARE NOW BEADY tO FILL OBDKBSOUT OF A FtJLL STOCK OF »SW MILLINERY Aim Straw Goods. Tboee indented to m will please send all the monel, they pouibJy can. Ifllesalejtiaery. Walsh Hutchinson, 616"Wabash-av., Hare resumed biuinen and will !>e found with an entire NEW STOCK at the above spacious premise*. Orders will {receive prompt and special care. Mayhon, Daly Co., HICHI6 AH-AT., Between Adams and Moaroe-sts. Our stock la now complete to our new building, and all orders sent us will be filled and shipped the day they are received. Wa had an Immense duplicate stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods la the Sew York Custom Booae, which ft now here and ready for th 'qspeetjon of pop costom«re aft.r to.day. PAPER HANGINGS, ETC. iCifSiMn. .OFFICE AND STO'.^Ei 654 Wabash-av., Will be prepared to fill orders for Bedding and Upholstery Goods Bor. 1. On Hot. 15 we will move to onr newbriok store, 650 Wabash-av., when we shall be prepared with a foil stock of Paper Hangings, Window Shades, Bedding, 4c., 40., to fill all orders. Parties who are indebted to ns will confer a favor by remitting at once. BLANK BOOKS. Culver, Page,HoynesCo. STATIOmS, 11,13 ani 15 MBesplatosl Type and casts Just arriving. Fire steam presses gad two ruling ma chines running. Orders for Blank Books promptly executed. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. f Msellers and Stationers, AT NO. 607 WABASH-AT., Axe receiving doily supplies of Blank Books, Pearl Spring Hole and Letter Pa pers, Carter’s, Arnold's and other Inks, Letter Presses, and General Stationery, Will he gladto see our customers at 607 Wabash-av. STATIONERY. JOHN H. SMALL 00. arc now rneeivlagan entire now stock of STATION’ SB7. BLANK BOOKS, etc., at 37 SOUTH CASTAL.BT, JOHN IT. SHALL A CO.. Stationers and BUolc Book Hanoraetorera, 37 Soath Cenai-st-, formerly U7 D*arbom>at. GROCERIES. CEBeclcwiMSons. W# bare resumed business at 140 Mkhlfin ar.- ceroer Monroe! have some goods of oar Urge a aao rt msat of Staple ant Fancy groceries On hand, and are receive* more dally; will soon b Ip condition to supply all oar enstomera with any thing they may need m our llw* promptly. Thank* log them fo* paat fiivon. and the psvmpt manner in wbich ther bar# remitted, we shall giro tbalr fntntn orders our prompt attention.* and ftu them at the Lowest Market figures. Millinery. W« wo bid ifltocm ottr fom»er patrons of Si Wabash nr. that onr peeesa l show-rooms ara on corner WEST.W ANDCSION PARK, n •ud onr trimming roam.being under thabld manage* meat, wn ato- prepared to extents ordera. wlih promptness,* and can promise lb*-same satisfaction sia heretofore. AUCTION; SAXES, WM. A. BUTTERS CC AUCTIONEERS, Office No. 1204 Indlana-Ar.r WiU mama buila ass on ot before No*fmb»r At Nos. 3 and 4 Dearborn Park, Directly opposite old stand on Randolph IIKITIOM MCTION! WM. A. BUTTERS 0 ARB REACT FOR BUSINESS. Office 1204 Indiana-a\ Southwest cor. of Indlana*av. and Twenty-sixti Orders left at one new stand, Nos, 3 and 4, Eandolpfc-st. (orrositß ins old standi Will lieat With Prompt Attaatio: Sales of all kinds of merchandise solicited. Wewill boldoar firstssjo atoar New Aac Bouse on Wednesday. November I. next. oj*t with a freeh stock of dry goods, clothing, boots thoes, Yankee notions, Ac. WM. A. BUTTERS CO., AUCTIONEER 348 Wabash-av., Genteel louse Fumitn AT AUCTION', ?.a 10 o’clock, at dtraj MSWabath-av. Forr.ltnreconfiit* of Parbr I agßoom.and Chamber S«u. Bedi, Beddlns:. t pets. Stoves, Crockery. Ac. K WM. A. BUTTERS A CO, Auctioneers, Ofßc* um lmluna-% We are ty ip; AND AT THEM. Our Urge and centrally located Warehouse wn ready to receive consignments on MONDAY, Oct and wo shall hold an auction sate of Boots, Shoe? AID RUBBERS, On Wcdneiday, October 25 And of Fornltore. Honeehold Good*. Carnets Crockery, on SATURDAY, Oct. 2P. a: io« nj poods they desire to ti Into CASH, will find oa with every facility to aa, them, geo. r. gobk ,i co., I and Hasdolph-sr.. corner MicliiS4ii.fi 1 late 22. 24 and 2ft Kandol ph-s New Auction House. BOSKET 4 CO. %X~i Weft Madisoa-st.. Will tell on Thursday oext a assortment ready-made tolU for ladles’ wear, skirt?. eloa .aodTariontUueeof dry goods suitable for tuo pi entaud comini Bf GILBERT MARTIN fioi* 5S *nd 60 West 91iJlioa.it. C*up.—Oar spacloaf and elegantly sltoatM »*i, rooms are now ready for the teceptionof overr. acriptlon of Household Goods aud aierctuml.so. Household Furniture Stores, New Bedstead*. tonnees. aslv-n.v. J. E PERRY CO, MERCHANT TAILORS, Will haw fo stock, Dr WEDNESDAY. Oct. 2J,*a fu u«*«f fine wnnr.LK.vs. *t a-a w.i. t «n.ar LOOKING GLASSES, ETC. Looking* Glasses, Picture Frames, And Mouldings, s C. P. COGGESHAIU 24 and 26 West Washington-st., rnuNtn or canm., WHOLESALE TOBACCONISTS. John C. Partridge Co. Will open ob Monday. October C (on Michigan «r Dear Jackson at.). a Toll and complete •aeortro-'nt imported sod domestic cigar* and mannlacturej baccot. received alncoth* fire, consisting of our o aad well-known brands of cigars. as follow*; Liol. an Crown*. Fiords Tobacco*. Regain* and LonJre Henry Clay, The Partridge, J. P., Onchita National Guard Conchas. Audubon Club. Old Sic'- La Bouquet*. Ac. Also a mil stock of fine ant chrv log tobacco; Mayflower. American Kagle. Excehio Danner, and Extra. Also the favorite brand* •moklait Bom. Olive. Smoke. Virginity, Captir 1100. Kxcelslor. and Spanish Mixed. Weal' —.a the Western Agency of Stems. P. l.orillar.l A Co. weU-kdovm brands of tobacco and snuff. AM which «e are ready to offer to the trade upon as r.' •enable terms as can be obtained In any market rhe Colon. LIQUORS. WOLF MICHAEL WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS U and 13 West Madison-st., ii-i- *ud a foil stock of &se Kentucky Bourl aed Gins, Brandies. V Wine*, w-Ic'- to •’was tow as be£orwi6Aflr». *‘ido well by examining o «ST “K!«i. orJ wfll get prompt attention. SAGES. Safes. MARTIN CO No. 17 South Canal «t.. Aw receiving a foil line of their celebrated .\u and Dry Plaster Fire-Proof Safe*. Burglar Saf- Plate Sates. Tanlt Doors, Express Boxes. Ac.. Ac. The BEST SaFES ewr offered to the people of C! cago. Call and saa them before 70a bar. Ho.'l? Canal at., Chicago. No, 369 Broadway, New York. No, Tit tbiwtnnt it,, PbJUdalnhi a. No. 9S Mala »u BntWe, No log Banker.. m»T«len«l. POH. SAT.TL Hotel Lease for Sale. For tale, lease and fornltnraof the Blenia Hon* corner Canal and Randolph sis. to^alreof XHOS. KENDRICK, 4 2 E ;«r Improvement*, fa ready to more Into. rt-11 u* so cheap. W. H. PUAUE, Boom 4. 43 Went Waahingtoa»«t. Mew York Dailies at the NEWS DEPOT. SHERMAN HOCSI Brick For Sale. I hate 1,000,000 brick for sale, ready to ship at a time.* 'Addraet WM. MILLER, Prl -cetoo. Cl Closing Sale of carriages* One half lon state: one light top boggy: on# He* open boggy; one horse top buggy and harness; or doubleharness; one szpressor grocery wagon: or two seated top carriage, at IIATZIAWAT’£, Stalest. Damaged Grata fbr tale at North Side Elevators. .Also 200 laborers wanted Immediately. ======== CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1871-10-22 page 2 | https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1871-10-22/ed-1/?sp=2 | fetched 2026-09-14T06:02:07Z ======== j;p jpiease rj|rxhim£ I tiP SUNDAY? 1 (SjTOBHU -2,1671. tot r i f\r »xi O Thicth;:: has opened \l a "office'* at r Sc -lh Canal street, West Division, and tho r 'rill hereafter he regularly tinted from that I o till farther notice. laj. To Advertisers. .;vvote oil ttic sracc we can possibly spare *JI. vcrt s-r m-tbu morning**' papar* and k{. •••whotJtt-1 Ihfjitrtlu ir adrertisemenU ire Idt tn I V l f 5«; ibs oCCfcS£ily6fjfi£vinK n tyi* ,irr{ n of our columns I the reading pab Ihe demand for intelligence is not only »n --hU iS- c it is absolutely. necetear? to the J- *ro o[ the people ;n i ihe city that moeb ol a which we publish should co to- the public t iivtdc oar spncj Wtwcca lb a rcadcrand the Tllscr. and that* 5- the beat wo can dolor 41 0-* ,J cb-vjfc*. The advertiser -will understand t';o earlier in day ho efres us what he >-e« t; have published, and the smaller the L.-.-c iatj which be condenses it, the ptore o •"ly it i# to Dnd a plnco in onr columni, tj*‘ s1 f* lIESTOItm COXFID£KCI!. r ihe commercial credit of Chicago, as •velopc-d by the present direful visita pjl cn. cannot but be n source of gratiGca -4.' on. amid the general gloom.. The limes -t try men's souls arc upon us. Ccr •j: ldnly,the.stuff of which we, pvseity and ij commercial are made, has been verdy tested by the calamity which has I 1 ist visited us. 1 It has been” tried by fire, *i’d found to be- pure, gold. -'A l 'r.st. h v-r good for L -the gold, j hr our banks arc filling their vaults up 1 ath the money that is pouring in upon us k. 1 n token ot the confidence felt by capital- .its in the future of Chicago and the staunch 3 p- quality of our business men. The money pouring in through the channel of Joans j.womptly tendered ill ya’St amounts md at fair rales. It isjpodring ijrvfor the jurclnlscld real estate:jm .ngly near those of a fortnight ago. which many saidwero “itrfiated.r It is pouring ..’i in the prompt offers of Eastern creditors of our merchants to cx* their time and to ./:ir-«tock their stores without present ad" ft»vance? or additional securities. It Is ppur ®i ingin so profusely on Jumfeaa to P evince plainly that t,[aud •.hat the world at large is as determined as any of us are that. Chicago must rise again, and that right rapidly.' Thts“" testimonial oi universal confidence La-Chicago is only touching than the benefactions which have been scut as downright gifts of charity to our destitute ones. It is re sponded to by the heroic.acts of our own business men in resolving to pay all obli gations to the.; uttermost'farthing. The one fact 5s the natural complement of the other: lor nothing so inspires to worthy deeds ns timely expressions of confidence such as Chicago is eliciting from every quarter. JE fa Uilll) WORK .VXl> WO I‘ArPERISM, It should l»e distinct*}' understood ’that no part of the money or supplies" sent to" this city for the relief of the distressed is io be given or expended, except to relieve present necessities. The homeless are to bti proviJed-with shelter,yxnd, wheS neces sary, with indispensable articles _of furni ture and such food and supplies as may be required until workcan be obtained. Men, women, boys, and pris, wbd weri: at work before the fire, will he.providcd.with work as rapidly ns’possiblc^ Such is thfei rc-cnppraitvc energy of the city that there is n-tually more employment to-day for 1 iddlit d and unskilled labor than there was' vemre me fire. There is not a mechanic who cannot find an abundance of work. Every unskilled laborer in the city can find plenfy of work at sl-50 per day, and the work will continue all through the winter. The wages roll of last Saturday night was, tor adcstroyed -city, enormous, and would have been mhch greater if the workmen could have been obtained. All the men who can work are not at work, •There arc whole, families who never-lost a penny, and who dived’ miles distant from, the fire, who fire living upon the plunder obtained during the first week’s indiscrim inate 'UstrUmltonv 'The tUc” churches should be closed to.all earn the inmates, and the' inmatcs’"shouid’ be promptly furnished with ■habitations, and* put ai work. Tbc distribution off supplies should- be directed with; ole reference to taking care of those not able to work, and every applicant proven not to have been a sufferer should be handed over to the police. Every person who was burned out has a claim for relief ?o long as his destitution 'remains, but the honest sufferers want employment and not aim?. Every" strong, "able-bodied, un-, married woman asking relief, ought to-be” tendered a situation. It she refuse it. she should be stricken from the roll. The conduct of n majority of the* girls at domestic .service has been extremely*rc. prehensile. Though they lost nothing (\rc mean those ut service in the unbarnt district), and have comfortable homes, and good board and wages, they, hav6 become insolent, and in many cases hgve deliber ately left work, and gone to lire at ilorchcs All these should packed off to work. The money and supplies were not sent here lor iheir relief, and* they 'should be4old iha t in this country pauperism is not much re moved from crime,: aiuMn, this 'city not at all L j:r .-g* There tsTwork liefc natf, arid wilP be ;fbr several uxoatliA-idL jk.lUed labor of. all kinds, ut tbe wages, paid before the fire- There is ,emplojment_to, be had bj every tinskillod laborer at the same rale of wages paid before the fire; The -cost of living baa; not increased rince tiie fire. Oti the contrary, the prices nil articles of fond baVcboen large!}-re duced, and the supply of coal on hand and within reach forbids any prospect of scarcity in that article. Work, therefore, is a necessity, and, never was misfortune so amply relieved as it is in our ease by the demand for labor When the committees cut off all dead*' male and female, at the supply de pots, they will advance the important end uf making the whole community self-sup porting. BATES OF INBCBAXCE. The Cincinnati Gazette protests egainst t!ie cry of tho surviving InSoranCQ com panies for higher rates. It argues that tuc Chicago fire furnishes no sufficient reason or justification for an advance of rates, and thinks that, if the companies would reduce the excessive brokerage paid to agents and dmmtficrs, they tvould soon recover from their losses by the Chicago fire. Competition for business has heretofore been so sharp among the companics’thnt they have “cut'’ each other on rates, and paid exorbitant commissions to their drum, risers, who in turn have been perfectly reckless as, to the character of the risks taken, or' ‘-he amount of insurance on property. It has become a general practice u p a y from 20 to 25 per cent of the gross premiums to agents for procuring policies and wo‘Jcnov which,* psy as high as 3G to -10 per cent .on all the money they receive. Some .of the com panies who business on the instalment' plan give the agents the jwhole amount paid for the first year's insurances, and then cariy’on business can be collected on the driblet notes taken for the subsequent yeare. r All this sort of reckless and improvi dent business, and extravagant commis sions, should, at once he reformed. Let t^ose wishing insurance apply for it to the over-insurance, tempting to The business ns heretofore carried j legitimate and imprudent, and tbc&oner it is changed the better for 1 One :Sido ore In pcffcctorder, .-tod the company la prepared th furnish gas in Uw Bauth -Division oasoofi ns the aarrico*ptpes mlhe burned district are closed up.-Owing, to the. burning coal In many placea-underthoSldeiralki, /these openings cannot be raachadv a-little operation on tbe part of property-owners ayicb -thar.ainpacyjgould.tcnd to JjAifen m alter*, and -ntble tne company to torn on the -gat. .i*»rtiaa wishing oerrireepipea -pot in should apply at* one*, In ord«r tbti th* wurb may be done before cold wqather sets In, Tho office tho company (s -in .the Fir*t Baptist. Cbhrch, .on Wabash avenue, near HdbbaHcoarf. i 7 i ’Jxiftg U Bcrtis, Secretary. Cnicioo, G0t.:20,157L i -:iKdtEcibCK;roti»r. —A oorrerpoodent, .visited ~tbc' water works, expresses bis aslcmTifimeii t’that a wooden roof is being pat over tbe engine room, the ma terial used being pine booms ten inches square. Qes&ya i: the timber' is green iu weight would be sufficient to crush the engines in falling, while,-if tirif dry;* stysy tpork fepto the tali ctunnoyhyUs ’-aioe mayat aoyjmotuent plunge tbo «»iy irtTtnottrfrfattfiDi of waterrand into an unutterable dread of fire. Tbo writer demands, lo lho -name of liumanity, —that dangerous rooJ-Bo taken 'dowa losCanuy,' and tbaia-sail cioth bansed tt3 r lho* temporary root of thb'onklne-rddm until such time as a perma nent iron roof van be eoastntetad.- XORTH SIDE 'BCB'UJfE. -A resident of tho unbnrnt portion of tbe North Division writeras fallows: Mr. Young, «.-f the North’Stdo'-Has Ltae.ls dolng-himself -a ’great Injury by notmnniqc bis stages later than 6 o'clock in tbaerening. Many men of the North Bide-caimot get to lboatacs before 6:26. and to walk three jntles U too mueh. Can Mr. Young bid rtth the ’busacs-* 1 httU-foUr?” THE TREES. A Practical' Snffgeatlon. To the Chisago Tribune: Sis: The’de»trdction'of*the many fine trees. whtchTccanUy-adpracd our atrecti tb e calnmUioisres til ring flrir.'Vbieb le will require maßy years to rcooveffrom. Bui there are consolatory reflections which may uot occurto are simple bets, 4f vegetable physiology which mnynoi*4mknAwn- i -te4hiMx»..aßd which should be borne in mind as tbe readiest sunree of re lief. -In thafiat place, the process ol rebuilding' 'Wonld'BOd&sarilr involve the nutting riown ol uUoy.ct thS street trace, evert if they, had re mained uninjured. Secondly, the work nf gutting them down and removing them will furbish* emptorfeoat to- aooa -poor men who will gladly d<* thb'wOfS’forche sake-of tho fuel with which theyiwiil thus be -.provided: and finally, the reo'U will vety'rarely-to founu to havoeustained any very serious iolazx;-and as the* tcosoo’s growth bad been fully wceomplUbod before the trunks wererdestroyed. a .rigorous growth ol jrtokpmriUvpriawtipnextJjefirfrnttthe stomp: and by selecting one or more of the bo?t and protecting them while small, the trees ftap hV-surpliyd in by plant ing young trees, and without any of tbe labor whioh tbat.wttuAredaleeh Let the earth be cleared away from the base, and tbe trees entsqaarely off an inch or so below the level ot sho troond. Than cover tbo stamp with earth and‘leave It till spring. This will preserte U‘ from, -injury any building operations /Wblcdt-'tsoy bo going on meantime,* mdif then ■uncovered; a wbetobarvest of young suckers will spring .op from i l,of which three ut fmirof tha-strongest should-bo sclooud and Tuardcd with stakes, and the rest rubbed out. Tory will grow with wonderful rapidity, and rarely fail -to make-group* ul greater beauty than single trees.hnd wfll o-t only form a- singular amt..finking feature in the appearane* ol our .-•trestt, but will serve os mementoes of tho great fire,-which will be pointed oat for generations to outne. 11, W. T. CI.EVrLAND, Chicago, Oct, 20.1571. A Free Pnblle lie Dearborn -Park* To lh« Editor of the Chicago Tribune: Stt: In your lugs of Weduesdoy/pctobar IS, public attention sras directed to*the great ncecs aityfora public library* and.the wants of the .legal prpfe«ipn esp|ei ally jtCKnted- We want a"largei free* library, and particularly a law library, bnt a medical one Is also a pressing necessity. Tde large collections at" the-"Arcade tmildrogr-tiertieeilerel' rooms. Bush Medical Callage. Academy of Sciences, and’ at the large-hoek-etareeravaileble to all.-holng -ail destroyed, together with-the many extensive private, libraries, make this need very pressing; A igßa«taL-Übrarxii;l»oked’.fcpon r ai miaxory.- bntwUtt Uiriervphyßiolaas* clergymen, editors. an 4, many business, men; 'books -are. a neces sity. At provisien was- made for. ihclr re ception, and the simple fact 'made' known that they ittxild be received, thousands of necea-' saiyrolames would, we know.eoon be sent as. These should lotm a free Public Library—a city iosiitulion. What more fitting to adorn the cen tre of Dearborn Park- than a eubatanli iorsa montalfnblle library building, ereeted by vol untary, and filled with preeiour volume* from oar irioodi io all parts of the world? x The Historical Society, Academy of' Sciences. Law Institute, medical societies, and the various library aaioolations could all unite as aid com mittees, la the meantime,' lot the needed volumes cost and temporary quarters can be provided Cor them aptll a permanent central, building' for them ond lhe mala relicts of tbefire. J hararabont 200 volumes of -medioal books and joncnals (saved from the fire) I would gladly' place in sueb A general-repository for the benefit ofmylwT-fortanato-medteal brethren.- Yours, fraternally, •'»T. C. Dcxca.v, ,v Edltdr Medical Investigator. CmCAGO.Oct.2O 1871. —The deoieioa which ChancdlnrZabriskie. of Now Jersey, delivered a few days since, sanc tions a leave cl -the raifrsads-and-canals of Nov Jersey, to a corporation io another State for-999 year*. Tho ea-caUed Crdud Cota panics nf New Jersey areas loliowe: Tbs Delaware A Raritan Canal Cotapf nv, the Camden A Amboy Railroad Company, and the New Jersey Railroad A Trans portation Company. This decision titfei to the r-y f B _fi te f| Mcnsnrft. rtiio'tiii;. ■l ria isiomi’C. The Canal -and "Warelunise The Canal Bill. A BILL IwV cit_thc c l V of Chicaso upop the Illinois and Michlsati Ca nal and revenue®, WVofdndihg to said city the amount expended by Itin tdaklns'llic improve •meet contemplated bsv**AoAct to'provide for the completion of tholUlnpisand Michi gan Canal upon the plan adopted by-tho Statc in lS3d,” npprhte?l February-14,1 1835, together with the interest,thereon. avotuborited--bi section s_of said act, nod to provide -tor in solos bonds therefor. I WpmKis, The city of Chicago ho* expended a Urge amount ut money. to-wit: the sum of two and n half millions of dollars, to secure the completion ot tho SamnritDivisiun of the Illi nois and Michigan Cnnnl. nndcr and pursuant to tho provisions ofsali'act. *o approved Febru- i ary 16, A, 1). 1565. and act supplementary there- 1 to: and Whehejls. Tho said cityjias a vested Hen upon the said caonl, with Us revenues, subjcclto any canal debt existing nt'lb 6Vime of the pas sage of said aela: and ITHKUIUS. Saldthen vxifltingdobt-duebyih'c Sum bji been fully paid and cancelled: nnd Wucntxfi.'Tbp Canal Trustees hare delivers! to tbe Suto of Illinois possesion and control of •aid canal; and. _ Whereas, It is provided by Section 5 of said act os folioirtf*'-" Jrboßtato of -lilidoia may. at any time, relieve this lien up-m the canal unit revenues, by refunding to tbe city of 'Chicago the amount expended in making tbe icuntem plaled Improvement; and the interest thereon.'*' K«w. therefore. Section 1. If* it -«auei*d bg th/ people of ihe Stateo/ lUinoie,'rrpresenl‘ed t»i th* (iencral .\t tcmblu. That the sum of two million nine hun dred and Blty-flro thousand 'three hundred add forty dollars ($2,955,3401. with -interest thercou until poid.be, and the same is hereby, appro priated for the purpose.of rdleving lhe Jltfn as aforesaid, being tbe.prihcipal expended and the interest tacreon':' trbich' said sum is hereby re funded to -said city, and, whou paid, said city shall execute and deliver to the State of Illinois a proper release of said lien, to the satisfaction of the Governor; and tbe Auditor ot Slate, under tho .dlrecuon uf the Governor, is hereby directed t« draw LU warrants for said sum.i f money and interest',; payable..ppjy out of any moneys In "tho Treasury-hi longing to the fund hereafter provided, to be known ns the Canal j Redemption Fund.” That, for the purpose ol providing said fund, any funds that are now or may he hereof term the State Treasury, paid in-on tbe ol *s**■ CimnjiCTvmen .with the TrQStees>of the JUioou and.Michigan Usnm, as wen as twin the revenue of-tho canal.—also, ail'funds that aro n»tr, or may bereallor be. paid into the Stu'e Treasury, known as the Illinois Ccatralßail road Fund, J '—shall h« traaaierrediiy. thc Staid Treasurer, upon the 'Auditor’s warrant drawn lor that purpose, to said redemption land: that ataxol one and abaft mills .on each dollar ol the assessed value of all the taxable propci ty of the State bo luricd a special tux for tbu years 1871 and IST2; and. totm*bt buy deficit in said rev enue*; to meet laidappropriation, tbo Governor, Auditor, nod Treasurer aro hereby authorized to issue the amount ol two hundred and fitly" thdu-hUd dollars; said bonds to Dear interest at the rate of six pur cent, per annum, payable -sotnhannuiiUy in the city of New York; and shall bisb«ll hoof socn denominations ttsthcGorcrnor may-deem advisable, ami be known ..as the “Revenue l>efieit ‘Band*,’' and. shall be dellvcrod to tbo city authoriliog of the city of Chicago, at, pur, as d pdrtpaymcnlon üb'ive appropriations: I’rotidcd, hbxaecer. That. not less than-onefiftb, nor to exceed uuc-tbud. .otadid Hiip fro appropriatcdiShall bo received by said cityj ahu bo applied in reconstructing the bridges and tbe public. building* und structure* destroyed by fire, upon the original sites thure-1.. hi already provided by-the Common Council: and'tho remainder thereof to- bo applied to tue payment bi the interest on the bonded debt 0: .such. city, aud the .maintenance of the Fire and Police Departments thereof, «r great conflagration iri tbo-oity of.Chicago, ilhir public bpijdiug*. bridges, and other public improvements bate been totally destroyed, nod. tbo .business ol the courts Is suspended, whereby.an. emergency ex istsusa reason why this act shall.uko vfiVct bi.-. fore tb- first day 01 July'next; therefore, Be it further enacted, That this act* shall take effect nod be in force from and alter it? p.n?!ivi-. The Warehoiue Bill, A BILL m-ii b«dy> lor conver-ion to .Cbristlpnity; not only the poorer, but ifomp tn«M tK* rltaut U,il«nrtW tU»«oMltr Eciot of the.number. There is serious danger of a col lision between tbe Mohammedan and the Christian communities. “The London Pall Mall (iaseiiext ina terriblo way. It fears that tue city of Chicago Ua* the power to ruin the Dominion of Canada. “All that Is needful Is for Chicago to cut n canal thir teen feet deetrthrovcbtbeiteU of limestone wh;eii girts the aontbenr'bty of Lake Mlcbigtn, nod then the water*that flow, north into', tbo Gulf of St. Lawrence will have, instead to flqw south into the Mississippi and Gulf of Mexico —There, is erecting for President Grant, In Washington, ono -of the costiiNC stables in the United States, two atorics high, prosed brick front, with Seneca stone trimming*, ood a most laborately finished and boaotilully..designed French reef, in the centre of which wilt be built ■a hondJOTPo tower. The stable will cisl $50,0(W. —Among tbo carious'phenomena noticed in buring tbo Mont Conis tunnel was that «carcol>- a drop of water was to b« found. Wnur to drink for tbe workmen had all the time to be brought from without. —helixPyat escaped from Paris in n coffin and in a hearse. Howa? attended by a mournful widow, whoso lugubrious. .•aspect suddenly changed as She and hr the ministration of tbe baptism of infants, do declare that, in our optahm, the -word regenerate J -ts not there so used as to determine that a*, moral change on the tubjeot of baptism is wrought in that sacra ment.” The nine Law Church Bishops who, in October. IS6V, united In sn-eppoat to tbsirhreth reo in the Episcopate for tbo modification of tho offices for the minUlration of the baptism of iu- Tants, bATO now Isiued a statement,” in which ihey AXpreii cralivode.U God tor tbo action of tho Bouse of Bishops m this matter, and add: "Although nut tbe precise relief which was sought for. it is,.in.oar opinion, a most impor tant. timely and 'beneficial measure. Wo du earnestly Commend this expression to the scrl ous-smdcandid attention o| tnosc of onrbnth ren of tbe clergy, and lately who bare felt them selves burdened is-tbo usnof tho language-vf tbe baptismal offices, in tbu Lopo ami tru-t that it will hare crest weUbt in Iheir judgment, re lieve their minds, and »ati-fy their scruple*.’' —Weston baa walked 100 mile* in SI hours, at Cincinnati, this week. —A gang of. 'Weniy-fivo. burglars has been ar rested at Springfield, 0., 4 by'tho police. They have been harrying on operations for almost five years. “The hsekmen of Washington, D. C., devoted an entire day's ,earninga to .the Chicago suffer er*. Their carriage* w*r« placarded with larce cardboardi. Inscribed “Bide;'to the reficoc.” Quito a handsome ion was realized. A cold m.-anted whip was offered to the hackraan mak ing the most money. -u —A man named James Graham was killed at Belton, Texas,.recently, by hts wrtc, whom be uad been abasing. —Au incendiary attempt.was made to barn the Tillage of Lexington, M.cn„ on the night of the 18lh. built failed. .v —The Postmaster General is n®ir preparing his aomul report, .TtC issue of.staoips, stamp ed envelopes and new.pjpcr wrawpera has io-- ereaeed this~year 'a)ver Uscyoar io numbers 15.W0.000. and in value 81,000,150. —The Hon. Felix recently appointed Commissioner uf ludiau Affairs, has declined the Ctttcc. —Mrs. bebooley. wlfe of Ira Schooler, of Bear Grove, lews committed suicide on tfao. lGi —Tno Secretary of tho Indian Commission has ssued au order warning off all trespassers od lands within the Indian Territory. South ol Kansas and Wenof.Arkaosas and Missouri. -“-Geerga W. Bell, an old resident ol Quincy, ill.-, accidentally ehut oimsclf, wuil« huouug ud ibe 19; a in«Ui lie died aim sU-. Wiles, Bru.’A Co. t> l-.uls FarsJU-r, fbaack, -£t«r«tM4ti I‘rfefcr Co.. |\J an.or A K.-ljx. Ceo. W. lUiim*. j llcatli A 3liMl 3aj j. ,lagr.»ur-..t.ljrLii. A Mat. 1 Ilaskim. Martin A W. M. Uovt ACo j n. Beckwith.’ 11. iioytA Sou. Ilraducr, Smitl* A CV.', InKuuieA Fnllett.-- Taj torx Thdraat; Ui’illfa Lloavt-r. If. £.:&pobMr. Atftnt i leuuy, McC.cllan A Toa». L'uioD.Lioio Co,, _ Vnluu'A'kmii Cement Co., A. K..No*ly ,VC«v. honliwUra M*M. Co. i 1 “WoitiMeniof JJerr}n*'a,ft»i*inlClmmpinn o2 ~k Polling Ilu« ?0 Sates. Vauti Poor*. Ktprera Cheat*. rtc consUhtlr on “hand at ■wuf. factory. joiii wardroom, corner Fourlo;uth*«t. and Indiana**?. A sule, of jlie fitllotffnßinVihj f.j iucLes wi.uu. iJ Jcdita. jJepUi-J.' iucluw. Uargla.* »r.-o« lii-i.leiHiiiiurcmpots; inehe*. wub a T combination ,OCK height: 7 feel iO Uich. 11.v ahovi* Mto fn as good as new, and will U_- ►olU at k bargain un applicaiion to .1. b. HoDsJ'ON. U«-st .'l ohSOii it. MacNcalc Urban A VK3 A K 111 V KD. J. M. TIiHU ILLIuEU. Agent, 77 Sonth Canal *t. PROOF' To All. Who Want a Perfectly Fire- Proof Building, 1-t’lcrs From llarpcr fins., of New York, and \y. K. Mum. of Chicago. .‘‘‘V, 1 -T- Ni:w Yobk. April £O, 1570. J.v. it. CocLits.Xs«|.: ic!^^i. 1, ll i:: llw,,irT fclumld ever lie made ms U l to couatruct n substantial eoitlce ol *inj dc.cnpuun, rwjjcr ib* io»mir-i, to the Franklin "oxv'iters rl, .d ‘i» Office aud a tuck Uuum, and tv Us ,A“ •sf”' -Uli-ly mtHScd yti h.vo bm Kill, us w ll huildiufi strong and i.rt-p.uof, we bog leavoio-fltsn.- tharwe' have made b ull,JlUif amco w luid Jour 0.1 liu IS>4 and ii\». It U utioiit iiorfoct. j \»ftr> very tmly. ..i. 5 h»*t-ever constructed _u» Uic original Curln-a plan of wrought lr«iu beams and brick rticlua. In addition to ttm ab6T*tlu» «uf 'u Crt r vl P,ir ’V u>n fer 1,1 tljo following nolo from rhihV^.i 10 Le«j., (iwncr of ttte only building u. i!“Atii.V;VrS‘ y u, ,enliic Count-: Ml. DlauMk: 1 an* IkippV to-etab/that tho plan ol fire n»r budding, whiult has late i?r? T“ lir ti.f.usn Uie tato .r* r l .H rc3o ut( J l 0 *uy notice by you. but the, resu it ul its late trial luors ttiau aatia hr ineol eorrcetiir*Hof your vk-wa and-rystetn. Irmy yours. j-W', r r.-iiV. K. NIXON. J. U. A M. tOULIE>, Ardul<‘cU and iluilUcre, 3j3 West Vun jlnn-n m. BLANK BOOKS- Blank Books. Merchants and Bankers needing First-Glass Blank Books AT ONCE,-should or der from WILSON, HINKLE 00., 13~ ffalhnt-st., Cincinnati, 0. GRAIN BAGS. HarljAsten&Co,, 3 and 7 West Diadison-tt,, SEAMLESS :&RAINBA&S, Burlap Hags, Gunny Bugs, Flour v ami Paper Sucks. BAGS OF ALL KINDS. Send in'your orders and ive will (ill thorn promptly. -HARDWARE, r Ready for Orders. GOODS o.\ THE SHELVES! Tlk> Trade are invited to call an.] select fromlcs stock yet in the city. BKINTNA LL, TERRY A BELDKN. \Vln»l.»«>lo Hardware; Uriels More. 57 West Lakc-st. ftjrnitdre. FASHIONABLE FURNITURE f/K. W. SIE3ITS. Lato 7303 Haudolph-st. W« Ut leave to announce tocurold customers and puKic generally that wu hate secured lb© now stoio lu proccis of building, ou Cor. 'Wabash-av. Twenty-second-st. A ml will lx? ready for business in about lea days with »‘vc I* 1 Ko, ,a also building a I‘ £7. w7mi' 3V3 and 357 WEST K .,'r N i.! >LI »s l continue iiiir buMix-d!. «>f oLDt.KKD. WultK mud tb.fill nil back orders dchijoJ m fuiwjjnrcw ofthsflrc. We won da-kall enaioaeta-w|?.«e orders are yet as. lill <1 to n-.uly US ir any clnmgp> bo desired in their All rauattaoc**du*ti» will be tbaukfnHv re ceived via Lxprvts. office till furtlwr notice, 4-53 West Washington-st. HOTELS. NEW TREMiIII HOUSE, Formerly Michlpjn-av.Tlotel, Corner r Congress:j l; Mtchigan-av. The only first-claw t*>t«l In tbs South- Division, and the only hotel in the city t-aving a Passenger Elevator. Suits .of rooms, baths and closets at tachrd. The old patrons of the Trcmont will bo wol -ovm*L_ JSo. 11. DRAKE. Proprietor. Wood’s Hotel, ‘3 stnt.-rt., corner Hublird-oourt, Chicago. in- ENOCH WOOD," Proprietor. yirar-ptnn arcommivUHftnC fWg-« r»p>»onabl» WANTED, Wanted. On<» hundred good agents f.»r lb* Knickerbocker Lif<* Iti»uraJ.c** fp., of New York, to work in chi- CHgoatid thp Northwest; also, agents f..r tbe Hast t-rn. Mid.lh-. and SnuGn'm'Stales. Hop»rior Induce- Pt I w 11 l th j rvd. Apply to WIIKATUN X UAN binldlar.v.or i»>-r luutrd and Usndnlph stu. Agents' Wanted frr Tr °f'ui»ic«t»and tCMifl«rn».‘ tiop, Colbert-aud olttw- Chi* I-f ATWKfoklP«torTbf IheTASTbf thlJ'ndiVwon* dcrful of utif*. nuJ a V ULTAILLD, CIKCI’MSTAXTIAL, AMI MIKT ..VIVID account ofit»ttr*trotttr>n by fire. Prnfu»-l>- illn» trated. I’rotpecta* Tolnm*. *t, FotcircuUrs *ic odarw*.j.-s. OUuDMAN ft CU„ Publishers. 15 Scat. urrcrt-«t..lt*gcw MACHINERY. -Jr Hare removed to 51 ’Vv/est. Lake-st., at which place wo are prepared to receive eiders. »b wdluavea Urge »toct: of our wood-working tna chines li> a lew d«ya from cur factory at OlwelnostJ. BEMOVAIS. and* Bolt* Co. Office-temoted lD .COLLINS BUR Sttw «trathwcslern cor* ncr Van Burcn and jilTeisoa-sls— \Vc are fot'Bridgo, Car, Track, Machine and Skein Bolts, Lag Screws, Jack-Screws..and Carriage Bolls. Wc have ’made arrangements for doing .mtokh for buildings Prices MACHINERY. BOOKS. HADLEY BROS., Wholesale BOOKSELLERS, 783 STATE-Sf.,' hear 16th. An entlrvdr.ha«tStr'cfri oryhlted. Pnbw-»nllcltKt, TO RENT. To ilcut for. Business Purposes MY HOUSE 3C7 WABASH-AT. .a .i.. .j j .5 To responsible parties only. ARTHUR fi. nURLEY To Rent,' •ft TOREK AND StVCUIAGD lu all parts of the city, by WM. U. SAMPSON.' J* uvin MgMCAL f mmm Now is-the time to buy Pianos;.lOtgaoa^HelodebflSy ■Brass’ and String’ Instru ments, &c., &c. rormerjr of 09 Waehlnslon-at,, uow located at 270 and 614 Michigan-av, li'Jm v?lv* D fri H’* *lr*o/1r receirod twm .St.H iUI»K ai.d QMjTIMOKF branehMi tarn HtocK of tliA celebrated r »nciiMi EhabeManosi J. Bauer Co.’s Pianos, Needham’s:" *""s^. Organs, In fia d-i)t they will hare oq band a new strlo ORGAN, ,ich ,in 270 ki4614 Idichigan-av. w. W. KIMBALL, 610 Michigart-av. Pianos, Organs Melodeons. PIANOS FOU SALK AN’D TO DENT. *.V. persons who hare rented or leased I’m nos will please cull and report. „h a A to r rro«ms. CIO Miehlgaa-av. Pianos tuned and rrpaired. BOOTS AND SHOES. WHOLESALE BOOTS AND SHOES T. J*. WEBER A- CO. win reopen for tim pianofacture aed loblunt nf Boots and Shoe* on or about Nor. 1. and will be readr to fill oRIM-Band s?ll ironfstoek. We hare new one* store, three floors and basement. S7l Sooth near corner of Twelfth; accessible by horw cars pinning on Staie-st.. or by attach one block cist on Wabaih-ar. Office. 7U Wabash-ur., for tie present. i BOOTS AND SHOES, Saved from the Fire! Can I>e bought at L MASSREIMEE’S, i'O West Uandolpb-st., bet. Curtis and Hay. 25 per cent below cost. Doggett, Bassett Hills. HEADQUARTERS AT 522 Wabash~av., Corner Ilarmon-court, ARE NOW RECEIVING A NEW STOCK OF BOOTS SHOES, And will soon be prepared to sapply customers. CONFECTIONERY. P. L. GARRITY, IVLA.NTJinACXTJRIH’G CONFECTIONER. Office, S9 West Xadlson-at., and at JJrjf denec, SIS West Adama-st. Baring lost my all. I truit customers who hare beoo *o kind to me in the past will now come for ward and pay at onco the amount of their ncc-unte, •toe or not doe, and assist me In resuming business, which I snail do oa eoon a s possible. _ _ Truly. Ac.. L. GARRITY. WOOLLENS. THE FRIENDS OF GEO. P. HAINES CO. ill ploaso take aotico that they have loosed splcn did Parlors at 17 llarmou-eourt. where they will open. In a few days, an clsgant assortment of i'OREZGX AXD DOMESTIC WOOLLIE ItTS. BANKS. NATURAL LOAN AND TRUST CO. REMOVED TO 107 Randolph Street, We have to announce to oar natrons and lb* rub* lie generally, that we hare bAVKD EVERYTHING, and an» now prepared to tran»aclall business en trusted to w with fidelity and promptitude. Strong and reliable Safe*! Draft* on the Bankers ■of (he-i'nited -Mates- ttavprument-lti London, In large or small sums, at sight; dtafu on the Bank ot f“t National Uankot New York, DreXel X CO., Philadelphia. m s n on I ?*l Nt hr telegraph to New. York, Boston Philadelphia and hau l rnucilQO. Deposit accounts received al'nshat.’ GEO. C- SMITH, President. \Vftt. H. PARK t _Gashtcr. Barker Wait, WILLIAM nOPKISS. Attorneys. Adjusters, and Notaries Public. 16 HARBISON.ST. The Marine Company, of Chicago, J. Y. SCAMMUN will for the pretest occupy office NO. COTTAGE GROVE-AV. As soon at vaults are built, tbe above-named bank will remove to the corner of Congress-et. and Sllchi gao-av.. which place It will occupy until the old site Is,rebuilt. Germania Bank of Chicago. XO. 17 JULWAVKEE ATESCE. *Fh* Germania Bank has established its n**w office at ths above place, and it doing tbe regular business as heretofore. Uld accounts are liberally settled and newocconnts epesed lo tbo customary way. C. KNOBEISDORF, J. HALLER, Cashier. J* 51. Adslt, BANKER. Opeafor busiocaa. iS Wabuh ar. Cushman Hardin, DAKKEH«. Hare resumci business at So. 23 Michigan ar.. and are prepared to meet all demands in full, Deposits recctred, our regular basking basinets transact ®d Qstjsl. Accounts of merebanta and country bankers will, bare special attention. For the accom modation of our West Side friends and customers we bnvpoprtmJ a br.nch ofbre at So. lu Canal it., just north of Randolph nt. The Real Estate Loan aud Trust Co., HAVE RESUMED KUPINCS* nSs,Wabaali-4T. Jacob R. Shipherd Co. bankees. IW Twenty-second-et. Chicago S4 Plne-aL, New York. Oar -LsNalhs-st, Taalt pro red perfect, and we arc transacting buslner#' without Interruption at oarTwenty*eecood-at. office. C. Koilaupbcc Sou., Rankers, 401 Wabash-av. The City National Batik Are bniiding a fire-proof vault In tbelr new office, on tbe noriDmi corner fiL. Clinton and Washing "ton-sts., aud will resume business In a few days. Office-;or Merchants’ Savings, LOAN AND TRL'ST CO., 411 Wabuh-aT, All dcporitcraaits requested to forward me AT ONCE, at above addrc?s,aßt*tcment of their ac count with the bank, for verification. CHAS, IUSNBOTIN. Cashier. Furniture, PAKLOH FUHNTTUBE, BEDROOM FURNITURE, OFFICE FURNITURE RF.AT. ESTATE., El; AL ESTATE OFFICE OF SLAEKE;IAYtOKAfC®f No. 376 State-si. List of Property to Sent and to Lease by OLAEKE; LAYTON &CO., 376 Stati st., Boom No. 2: The Seminary. BaiMiug at Hyde park. with 4 «44 a half years.* lease, 23 room! In tbetmlldlnc; all ie first-rate order—only on© blork fromtlepot—ex ©oi ler.: location Tor a hotel. Eighty feet front or mare, fronting veetbh-VVa bssb-ar., just eontb of Maalson-st., to lease for 3) ear§, very cheap. On'Lako-ar., near Oakland, a floe residence Ofll room*, finely fnrhubeJ.'' can be. rented'until bpzi May very cheap. -ttxtOCecton Peck, court to IcaAo fur Bra yean, and pottage bon*? Ko. 4s, now standing oh tL# lot; for tale; a fine location, and very reasonable.; To lease, lot 40x110 on Sut«*»t r *0 Ibetßodthof SI onroc, opposite Palmer Hotel, lor a tom of years. 12iJ Indiana-ar., two-nory bonse of a moms, nice ly furnished; lo rent Terr cheap. Sflvernl lota on Harrison-st., just west'of Canal, Ten reasonable. 10x170 to wide alley on Wabash-ar., between Sion roeand Adama-eta., west front, 10 years* lease iat ♦3.«0 per year, with privilege of extension at 6 per cent on valuation every five years. FOR SALE BY CLARKE, LAYTON CO, Room No. 2, 376 State a st. Two-story house with brick basemaat.lt rooms, am! nil modern improvements, on Warren-*t., No« A rery comfortable vottaxe house oo Burssldc-st.; near TblrUenth-st.. tot SAxllO to alley; only tTJfIO, part ou time. Slone front bouse with french roof and wood barn lot iliHiO, on Ashl&nd-ar., tniar Monroe-st. Cot taco braise, with basement.'on northeast cur nernf Indiana and Wuod-tU rooms, gas, water c tc.; lot £9x110; all la Tory good style. Twu-etory house. of wood, nearly' new, 9 rooms frame barn, ami a good well; lot tSxtaS I*2, on north east corner of Uockwell and West Jackson-st*. South HaUted-st., No. ISC, house with a good store and 7 tooms above, nod a hens* in the rear with room*; eery reasonable. Collage bouse t on Do Kdren-et., ziear DeipUiati, with 4 rooms anil two closets, on lot 73x120 to alley. 71 l-7x1900n Hadison-st., west of Flfth-ar., south front. 40x110, w«t front, «.n btatc-et., near Harmon court. (hlxto. north front, on Hanson eourt.botween State at. and Wattsshar, Lots on Burnside, Boitcrtiehl, Arnold sis. and Wentworth-av. Lots on State south ofXvcaty’Secoud. Several lots ou Calumet ar„- north Thirty-fifth st. very cheap. A nice lot on Stewart av., near Twenty-ninth si. £ox£o, no Harrison st, just west of Causl. Lot# on Wallace, Winter. Sommer, Twenty -fifth and Twenty-sixth sts.. on long time, C per cent ia teroM. Just the thing for laboring men. W* ham also a great many empty lots and im proved property ou the West and South Sides no, mentioned herein. People about'purchasing wilt do well to call and see ns before making any Invest meats. We saved all our maps and abstracts, and are settled nod ready for business’. REAL ESTATE OFFICE OF SNYDER LEE, Room 17 Niion Building, northeast corner Monroe and Laballe. Also West Side affico at Ko. 4 J South liaieted-et.. Maaonie Building. corner-p«TMlolph. Homes for the People. Five Million Acres of choice In Kansas amt Lolor..d for sale by the NATIONAL LAND V>f. 'pacituens of V arm Products »n exhibition. OOe. 39 Swuih Canal »r. U. N. PRATT. Geenral Agent. GROCERIES. s. c. draper, act. DAKA, HYDE k 00., BOSTON, MASS,. 40 WEST lAHE-ST., CHICAGO. (Formerly 54 and 53 Mlchigan-av.) A good assortment of Teas eared from fire, ana good stock of Teas, Syrups, Coffees Brown Arriving dan y Ordure promptly filled from Boa* l0 nrtrt w W 55F 0 aß i s «ruioforo. SOOHalf Guests Tea to stock hero. i J 0 1 m J’ lricnds Jn the Korthwcst and Far West— i desire to express thanksforpast favors, and solicit your orders and remittances, on due and past doe accounts. X. C. DRAPER. Groceries and Teas! Our stock, now large, newand complete. Weare ailinfforders promptly and oa most favorable terms, fend on your orders for Tess In Canisters, WM. SI. HOYT. A CO., C 3 South CannJ-Bt, STANTON CO., 857 Wabash-av-, Will open In a few dny* with n fall stock of groceries. FOR SAXE. FOR SALE. Tba following Printing Praises can be furnished mmediately. I Potter Super Royal tSOO. I Super Royal, Taylor *7OO. 1 Quarto Dogener, 13x19.. A lot of Paper.Catters, P.roof.Pieases, oic. Apply to J. C, SIEAcT, Affeat Tor Eogsr Co.. Type Food. dcra. N. at Si and S6 North Jeffcrson-et., Chicago. ‘•Plating Extra” Flour, OF ST. LOCIS. For solo, at old prices, la quantities to suit pur churn. A.31. JTfcIGIItiUXL, •gootAwMitoyoereapal and Uki»ita. NEW PUBLICATIONS THE GREAT FIRE. Chicago—Her Pact* Present. »nd Fa. ture. THE ORIGIN. PROGRESS AND RESULTS OF TUE GREAT CIiICAUO CON FLAG RATION. Graphic scenes. Incidents. and details of the dts aster. List of lb* principal bankers, maoafacturers; and tnereh*nt« who are losers; -A complete pit!are. or Chicago before and after ths firs. Tbs trade and cominsrca of Cbissro. Details of ill municipal af 'airs, and the grekl fires of tbe jrorld.’ By George P. Lptoa and Jainm VV. sbehan, aseodsTe editors ol Tiik CnioaGoTatßCSE. A hook of abbot TM paxes, illustrat'd Uy tbs beat artists, and will -be worthy oi the confidence wf alb Will l« eold exclusively by subscription. Agrnta wanted In every tmro-T, Ad •Uess UNION I’DBLIbIIING CO„ THE SOM 3AEDEN. By Or. Lowell Mason. Innnul Sale 50,000 Copies. ThaSoai Garden. No. I U for the basinuers. and eonutna "tbe Orstet-ps” la MosicelNuUHou, with many plesstncsoas*. Price 50 eta. The Sons: unrr loss in either o( the above companies will facilitate the settlement of the same by pro-renting them at the al*ov» addrees. H. E. UOWKR*. •T. W. CARTWRIGHT. J. I>. BAII.KY. INSURANCE AGENCY OP ARTHUR C. DUCiT For the accommodation of our friends and enstnm ers I have opened offices on the West nod South sides. West Mite office, 30 and 3d Can*l»«t.. over William I'lairi Co.; routh Solo office, 4(9 Wabaeli-av.. <>v«-r First National U-tnk. Rieka taken in old and n.- li •Me Km tern insurance companies: JlUUfi INSURANCE CO., of New York, organized CITIZENS’ INSURANCE CO., of New York, or ganised IHX. HOWARD INSURANCE CO., of New York, or ganixed 1825. -My patrons having claims acainet any'companiea represented hjr mo will please present lliw same for adjustment at the Canal-at. office, when, also. West and North Side risks will l>p accepted. Those wt.hing insnmocu on the Sonth Side will pleaee enter the eninr at the office. At 9 Wabash-av. SPKCIAI, NOTICE. Every necessary information a* to making proof* of loss, and the pr»*pur blanks of ihi »ame, wilt U» furntslied on application to mo. We have an able corps of adjusters, ami are willing to devote time ami uadstauca to onr patmus. REPUBLIC Life Insurance Comp’y. Tli© Directors have rot©«l to rebuild bulWinc on th© ©mid© site, ami nisko it us nearly nro-pnxif a* possible. Backers ami Insurance Companies tlosir ing anodic© can hare apartments arrartred to antt .•them, and bo ready to otcapy m NINETY DAYS. For rent of rooms apply at the office, 331 West Mon* roe*>c* UUUIS K. MUOUL, Secretary. Royal Insurance Company, of Liverpool, England. OUAItLKS il. CASK. Geuernl Acont. No. 6S South Cixaal'St., «p «tulr». .TEN MILLION DOLLAIIS ASSETS. Putnam Fire Insurance Company, IIAKTFOHD. Parties h.iTiae claims ncainst the above company Tor loss by iho Inin tiro are rc*}iu-KU>(! to presnt thou ut noth*, to ftCilltnio udjmtmeut* nnd uncertain the present condition of tlio company. Office No. So West Madlsoo ut., Koomi l and r. third floor. K. J. SMITH. Gtmoral Afnnt. Oct. 20, l«7l. Notice to Policy Holders. Parlies outside of (ho burnt district, to whom we have nuula loans an J tvh->au policies we bold ns col lateral, u requested to call upon us immediately. This Is of the utmost importance. ns n Urge number of the policies aro no longer good and should be placed la undoubted companies at otu>*. Parlies in the burnt district should sis oil and have proof of loss made, that tho money be collected as soon as possible. BAIRD A BUADLKr. 6.4 South Canal-st. S. M. MOORE CO.. INSURANCE AGENTS, 68 South, Caual-st., Eepresont the North British andMcrcan cantile, of London and Edinburgh; Capi tal and Assets after paying Chicago losses, over $12,000,000 Gold. Hartford Eire Insurance Go., of Hartford, Conn.; Capi tal and Assets after paying Chicago loss es, $1,250,000. We are now Issuing policies In above reliable com* panics at our office. 61 £outh Caanl-*t. Adjusting department. 379 Wnbssh-ar. All losses promptly ad* Justed and paid. S. 81. MOORE CO. HOIHE Insurance Company OF NEW YORK- Tho following despatch has been received by Arthur C. Durat. Agent <>f the Home Inauraocu Company uf Now York, office 30 and 3S Canal-st., AND 440 Wabnsh-av*, New Yong, Oct. 16. General A. C. Ducat: Bojird hare Just resolved, unanimously, to fill up capital to two and a h«lt millions at practi cable moment. which will restore HOME asset* to nearly lour million*, after paying Chicago 1 *.ps Cil AS. J. MARTIN. President. THE SE CUEITY iiifc ffnsnraiicc Company OF NEW YORR is now located at To 6 WABASH-AV. Policy holders who hare entered by tho tire a ill be treated witla the gre*r-«t lilwmhty. Tills Company Ini* donate I 91,U0 for the roliel of Cblcrgo snrterers. C. 11. lIAKEK, Gen-ral Asont. To Whom It May Concern. All persons who have claims for. losses by the re cent conflagration acalnn th« Atlantic Fire Insur ance Company, of Brooklyn. K. Y.. are hereby re quested to present the same, with oil vouchers there of. to the nuderslgn*d. at his ..fflee In the new Slice, man Home, for imnicdiaie adjustment. DANIEL C. O.sMAN. General Agent, New Sherman House. Chicago, oct. if. )?71. Globe Mutual Life lusurauce Company Of New York. All books, receipts, and paper* caved. Office 23 South Halstrd-st.. near corner of Washing ton. Agents wanted. Capital inducement* offered. J. G. Mcl R. W. Hosmep, INSURANCE AGENT, can be found dally at Ida now office No. 393 Wabash av., op stain, where ho will b» ready to sue all per sons having claims against any of the eerera! com panies represented by him. Unlou Mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF HO-'TON Office KIC Wabash »t. fapew saved, and readr »or new bo-inets. or to give nay mtormsiion about old busincM L. D B'IUNK, ooiit Ag-nt, CL\RK. lienrral vgrnr. Treadway Jewell, INSURANCE AC E'N- C Y The Airs Insurance Company ar* prepared to i*«y all losses in lb-late tire. Kira policies wriltou ami marine certificate* L« 11.tools. The following telegram from the Underwriters’ Agency of New York, lias jnst been received: IIOSMER. Assistant General Agent- Adjust lo*s«* promptly an l draw ar sight R.'S. WOLCOTT. President. STODDAKT. General ..-cat. ■ifouw'bl 'liiljHi'! I 1 b ‘f .urn irttlrm.nu iliii it claimants umler oqr policies Sftts h 01 a-Mon" La^ns!•»*- and corner with me !V!i U r2s B 14t cor purpose to par losaea fullr »nd promptly may be i. O. E. IIUSIIEK, Assistant General Acent. WE ARE WRITING NEW INSURANCE AT REA SONABLE RATES? OGDEN, SUELPON A SCUPPER. 63 Sooth Canal-st. Charles H. Case, FIRE INSURANCE, 65 SOUTH U A N A L-ST., (second flnor.l CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. Insomtiee Company of North America, Philadelphia. Pa.. Or*. 1791. Assets, Oct. I. Is7l. *3.262,307.93 Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance On., Spring field. Man. Or*. 1:1(9. Assets. Oct. I. 1371, tI.UJO.OUO. People’* Insaraoce Co.. Worcester, Hass. Ore. 1317. j Assets, Oct. 1, 1371. 0950.000. National Insurance _Co. t Boston, Mass. Ore. 1532 Assets, Oct. I, 1371. SAW,OOO. Royal Insnraace Co.. Liverpool, England. Assets Sio.ooo.rao. The above companies will pay ail losees, and con tinue business with unimpaired capital. Insurance accepted from property owners at lair rate*. Parties having claims against the ROYAL please present them fot adjustment as soon m ppsiible. To Policy Holders in **Tbo Commercial Inntraaco Co.,’’ of Chicago Owing to the terrible loesee by the fire of October 9 oureßUn»M4« t »»n!Bweptaw .r. tndwe notify you unffieod aad patrol, hi the company, (o order to allow time before diiaster to your property, to ioinre in moo other company that U tolfeat at thia time T. U. SKYUOUK, Pro. Tern. Oct. 2>. |,g?l. Independent Insurance Company. Partlea baring claims agalmt ibo Independent In* •orance Compaur for lour are reqaetted to submit' their claim* tor adjustment at tbe earlim possible nme, (hat the extent of loss of said Company may bn dedoitrlr arrived nt, and immediate action takes, if possible, a# to a final dUpoaliion of tbe tame. A rvpreecnutireof the Cnraoanjr .will remain In Chicago lor a abort time for theporjoao of aiding la ■oca remit. U Ims lob« presented »t our office, ’0 EMridae conrt. GEO. CLAKKR t*o. Hibernia Insurance Company. A nr boWinr a policy from th*. abovo company. Sunt* 1 Uio Qrr.jrlll MU .t i •Qtti Cuitl'iL, Imiwmo s'll uTwii 4 INSURANCE. 'All person* having claims ieirinsl the ClTV**Ff KK INSURANCE COM PaXY, nf Hartford. ar« re«inc»f«t to ptewnt them at once. :il tli<‘Tr office, No. iSI We If*- *m _ LIFE I N SUITA N,C H C n W. 12. 1 WKLLS, Aceiit. \a .mpmy of idcreliui'l. Alftnannla Imuranrr* Oumpnm bind, anil Aurora Inatirar.c** V.>mp.ihy of Airfdrr. Vre j recuested to present tiios.iraa at (he efttUeet inuni-*ni 1 for adjustment. —»v j jj-HaLL, Aijju.ter, No. 3n Weat MadUou-st., Jtoom third U.**r. Chicaso. Oct. 10,’lSTl. __ 1 Astur Fire Insurance Co- of >etv York. aT.VTH INSURANCE CO. of Chicago Policyholders ran Itesfeo the ertflrmeni For io»*-s agalnet the above companies by presenliuu them at No. yj «n Madison at Chicago Ufc lusuraucp Co., 6a3S West Washington at. Wc hare sarol all onr records and securities complaldy. lusl-h-s a «iuantii» nf printed lunttvr. GENERAL NOTICES. WHITE LEAD D. B. SHIPMAN'S White Lead Works REMAIN INTACT, Office u* d Factor). Fllteenili-kt., near state. CORNS. GOSSES. UK. STEPHENS, will be op nat ■VO. 621 'WEST LAKE-ST. 11*2 to p. in., exerpt Thnfed«>>. 4 1-3 intip. m Oct. will open at 119 amd 131 WV-t Washi>icrAn-«; Hours. Sa. ra. to 4p. m. OLD PRICES. i; HI.NF.II Ai: D T .V KOIiK.M N MRBCUAM TAILORS. .if 7$ iiml SO Madieon-s: n«*xt Monday At NO. 7T-t WaO.\SI|.AV w»ih a full nn.l fre*]i stock from the &«»t. 20,000 dajiagkd WATCHES roil SALE. STARK A ALLE2ST, 363 Wabasli-av. lUe Loudon, Swedish American Employment Exchaage.6 New York uriswncs flrst-chiM c.in>*nf>T» fwtits eh~«ln hkmj*- •■I n day or >i month iiwi bnsn) iptuij* by employer;. Mason*. stonecutter*. plumber* Mack.mittni. and other •killed and unskilled labor s>r* at corresponding price*. Office fee*. »3 cscli in adv-tnee. PIKUCK X C‘>„ Box 1.771. New York Plug Tobacco Manufactory Fop Sale, CONSISTING uP- I Hydraulic Ram and Pump. 9 Retainer. Einlsitnn. 7» S**u» Moulds. 4 Caddi PrHO.es, 4.o**) lb Pnirbaoks Scale*. 1 Hall’s Office Safe, Track, Cara, and all the fixtures complete fiir-tu** manufacture <>f Ping Tobacco For terms address JAM B* DORITV., r «dedn. «*ht.» Pianos! Pianos!! TO Col'-NTHV DEALERS, 1 We have now on hand i, large nitmbcr uf accond hand Piano* returned to us by families ren j«rcd de** Hmtr and poor by tho recent great Ore. which £mt be sold at once. These instrument'. otl.io goai jou* dllion and warranted. are very suit.Llo for reusing purpose*. We aro ufferin? actual bargain* to thn ‘f*** JULIUS B\U Elf A'CO.j 27n and fill Michigan-av.. formerly M.WnsiiingtoU-at. Lamps and Glassward. OFFICE or n. S. WIIEELKI: t CU. H7 Tvralftb*(t.» corner Ciloteu.. To ail parties who have sent m remittances .and orders for the pasttwo day*, wo,would aay w* Lave been st> bn«y getUagatartvii again wo-coatd• not an* swer letter*.. UVhavo saved oqr book* .i^ndpaper*, and our r.*w «toCk of goods having. rommrncvO to arrive, we shall at once commence 'Alima nll'bnck orders, and shall be glad to hear-frotn aU *«r old cnsi.-mer* in the way or order* and rrmlitnnres. 11. N. '\HKE|*ka A i:o., iarmarly 2S Laße>»i. CIUCiOO, October-19. ts?l. Chicago ISuiidlng Society ORlrr 37 W. .Wnahlngloa SL. ?*K IT% and documents saved. no loan. Tho society will devote t-CTlrc capital nn-1 resources tu as.f.i the iudnstral clmtaca of Ctiiragw In rebuild!:)* tlu-ir lionii'9. Duilderh’ Materials. i A l i*v ,Us,, 'tttner.t of carpentcre’ and bnildera* tuoU shell hardware. Ac., at lowest cash prlc-. Office Of UAItKKK A ILLbLKY. {,71 Stalest, near Fourteenth. w «rV l P*. nM rt,n Bnt ,f hara.*»t A Crcenh'af’s ui. I E ic f k; bl ,M nd also their cplebrateil i.m. «T. «f uleht laichc*. More. Jl *V k r w r M« d P-*d can be lAaml at i no and 62 Lanai «t. 6. IL UAICRIS, Agent jnet received and fortoio by B. D. LAN DON. No. Wo will l.tiiM two Or.t-cl.il .lores, l-icra, caro.-r stol.an.l JUJiree-,1... to p|«ue unium, ,„d 1...,- ready for early occupation. Apply to BOWEN nuoTUEi:-*. .V.U Wa1.a.1.-av, To Our Patrons WABiSn-*V., Oft. lu, 1071 1 tv.V« f ,,a ,tore *f lot*l 10.-v; books niidp,- Insurance doubtful. Uf course you fulh apprrclutcourbUn.-.Hon, um| all who are ludebi".t i«■Sss.r.".: Ituiiiiulpii-st. ,o “M.chiga n t^v.^ t ‘wlle ‘re VTwUt r y L or hualuoss. We owe vouour thanks hall. kimbark ro. Important Public Notice. reran, for th. .rectlm, „r temporarr ilnt-lor-.. uao atory lil.b, within tho tiro limit, of 0.0 cliy, 1., remain not more thin on, yr.r. will lmned for tho prerent from lue oilier of iho Boara of Pool;,- ttorkK, ho. m. Wear lUnrlolpli.au fro bnilrilmt u> a ration, of.nyklni will t~.llowr.loo th..lre-t., all-re. or ilrl-wullc. liy or.l-r of tho honrt. f.U. BAILEY. Secretary. English Steel. Several cases Just received by CLARKE. ABBOTT A* CO. At old stand, 50 aad 52 Madison sU iburut diatru t Rock River Paper Co.’s BUILDING PAPER. Don t build any building that vob »i i, Warm and comfunab e without mine our ‘bull i?n* roper. Ufjta lor onUnary.lirrd 4S Vr you are only buihiinir tor tk« *5 to *5,. |f sooJ ,h remir ~ot a Ko-.h Jdf-r- Stereoscopic Views of Clllcicc, BE *’ORE AND AFTER TUB FIRE *>uolesale nnd retail. P. B.GREKN. Landscape Photographer. _ 3’3 West Jacbson-at. “JKVu./pS'ui,’ lll ll Ready-Made Houses, DWELLINGS. STORES AND WAREHOUSES. LYMAN BRIDGES** CO.. Corner Carroll and Sangamon^ta. Building Materials OF ALL KINDS, OLD AND NEW Bought and sold by LTSIAS BnimOES CO.. Comer Carroll aid Saiaamon-ate. Odd Fellows’ Relief Committee. Location permanent. J. Ward Ellis ashman, John^l^™^t;K. The Office of 0. B. Sawyer Co IS AT 419 WABASH. AV New ork Dime, ana Wicklli. Can be had at the nIIEJUIAN HOUSE NEWS DEPOT. _ Corner Madison and Clinton STOV.ES, Stoves. Stoves. FULL LINE OF NEW STOVES 8 3.T h, l, ,tar fc r in and itock ron*” nn”', l c r^"u- r ;,c' s pr wr 1 ,0 C. T. BO.IL CO. Office and Saleroom opooeilo Cl 3 cor. *>er nnnnoa.aiQfi. medical. Ur* C* UljcJow* Formerly of J?9 Snath.CUrk-st., corner-of itoaru b»a located bUofflcd »t 73 South i door irum Hadison-st., where h* hot ;i rair.StT«^“'V reception rooms and parlors for of hla numurons patients. Call at 73 aI|SS.M V2*f mo loryonrselTcs. \«m will sea the s^S£iLm® 1 whom you.bate met at I 7» dunth CIJKI lap ih. :0-. Agent*. XotlceH.--- Charter Oak J.*rA?!IXWA(;EN. .JNO-'II. CI.APP, >S«cprUtji Notice. \rl!J mum* )ifl*{rte< T ja-. r-. in Somh Canal and 4tG s -t nJrnvhv* «ll cards for thu directory. ~ii> i,ijiUUiM.,;vttVu lUiiiluto Agricultural Implements. \Ti:n i co.. «nJ aas.-rih Architect*. \V. 1.. R .lENNEY. 12 Prek fcnort. iUXON A HA v TLTOS-S29Stnt—£L. JiOUU .t ACRBRSIAN, IttALnltooihtt. S. .1 KXUm>S. WJ Slaters*. I’. V \V A t>'K 1 KK, >49h-ar. Baking Powder. i»H. PRICE'S. Cream Baking Powder. 47 and 41) West Lake-*!. Boilers. MAHuS .t i‘f*„ cor. Clinton ami C.irroll-st- Belting. MUNSON A CO., 14 and 1C IV. Randolph-si. Bag Manufacturer. HART. ASTEN 4 CO., 5 nod 7 W. Madison .-I. Bedding. s KS3IAY 4 CO., 125 West Laic** Banka, NATION'AL LOAN" AND IKUST COMPA S V 1«7 West llindnl|,h-at. FIRST NATIONAL. 44H Wnbas-h-av. FOURTH NATIONAL. 473 Waba*b-sv. FIFTH NATIONAL. 44!) \Vahiu»h-av. MANUFACTURERS. 451 Wnhash av N VITOS HANK OK COMMERCE 343 Wabasb-av. UNION NATIONAL BANE, W3 Waliasb-av, 51 I, N ATI»'NAL BANK.vt2 Wabasb-BT (i IKK U MAN BANKING 44C Oo- |.L'Nt{"PRESTON 4 KBAN, nmthwest corner of aud RandoJpli.ats. NORTIIWK'TERN NATIONAL BANK. 'KV*NATIONAL, 47 WestWashltißlon.it. WUKNN. CI.LH VS 4 C 74 W«bMb-aV. r. FOLLANSBI3E i SON. 401 \V«b*.-h-«v. Babcock Fire Extinguisher. I W. VAtOVbl.il, >rc.. C 56 Wabslh-aT. Bedding and lionDgcs, MclM-NOUUU. PRH'K 4 CO- 31 nnd 33 S. Canal it. Building Paper. ROCK RIVER PAPER CO.. M North J«fferton.-t. Booksellers and Stationers. ORB, ANDREWS 4 CO 4C.9 \V*b»»b*av. Blank Book Manufacturers and Sla- tloucrs. DK.VN BROS. 4 110FF31A5.32 South Clinton wit. Carriages. Ml \N ,V TUN JtROEKE, c-r. Ami >V Randolph. Carpets. i: r. JIULLISTEII Jt CO., 10 and IS North Canal-st. AIjLKN a MAL'KKV, 741 Stalest. Clothing (mioluale). JIENISY W. KINO C(». i\ Mnrkoi-flt. LEOPOLD KLTINd: CO„4?J ilichigan-ar. •JTTil.K.niOj;P.mjN WKtMoRG,iM» \V»h**h. «r Clothing (Retail). r;i*ST'*N SQUARE DEALING. M.vlisou.co-. IVoria. BOSTON t-Ql'A RK DEALING, 22d-i«r.. m in- .-ute. M ABLKY 0.. 127 W'«-ar Mmlxnii i*i. n»\v \R|IS. BLUETT* rn., 4.‘» •in) 47 W. Madison. UPWARDS, BLUETT i CO., Sv&UUle-al. Civil Kußiueer and Contractor. .MORGAN. IS.S W. Madison. Commercial Agency. T\PPAS. ’OoKILI.OP a 0.. 31 nod 37 S. CjiiaML llrtnch Oflic*. Kn' Ilarrlaoa-st, Corn Sbellcrs, A-c. ANT, cook Ci»„ i;s West Ratidnlph-Ft. Chleago Paving Company. .lUIIN JKCAFFEKKV.I’re«..inJ Wai»: rtafiliinstou-at Cement. 11 \>KIS, .MARTIN A WHEELER. 'MS. Canal-tt CNIoN aKUO>. cur. Khiil «ud HaPtnd-o Chemical Work*. GILLEY. MrCCLLOCH C<'.. 31 tfwt Lake at. Cigars and Tobacco. lOIIS PART»;IDGB£CO..«M Ext Harrison ft. Cordage and Twines. GILBERT. II COB MU) A CO.. 14 and 1C Jl«rket-at. Crockers*. it. P MERRILL CO., 407 Weal Modlwh-at. S. B. PARKHLRST. 133 West MadisuU. Crackers, L. WOODMAN CO.. Cl Clinton-sl. Commission Merchants.' RUM>ETBUO.&CO.. 43 W’ca- A "SUiijKton-Sl MUNN. NORTON .V SCOTT. 163 SV. Wnidiington-fit WALL».CE£ RENDERS 1 >N ,37 W. Waahtbgl-u.sl. Z. M. HALL. 838 and Ml E. Kandolph-at. HENSLEYS A WAGNER, TT VT. Madlsoa-Rt. CULVER CO., 3tt S. Csnal-et, AAAI. AVRIGHT CO.,SW.cor. Canal and Lakc-ete. PLATT THORN MAYNARD. 9 and 11 N. Canal*!. P. B. WEARE i CO., SA and 2T N. CHnton-sL McWilliams co. sa w. Randoipb-si. CYRUS BOWERS WILLIAMS. r'S W. Raudolph-BL 11. 31. FORD CO.. (Utcawineh) dS S. CaonDet. F 51. CLEMENTS CO., tlumber) 30 N. Canal-el CURTIS CARTER, (dried fruit; 80 and S2 w Rasdolpb-el. FUAN' »>.t WEBBER, Wand fit) Mott slsdlson-Bt. W BfTl>£ Bifu-*.. 173 We-t Randolrh-st. «L C. BDTTS 121 -A|..t Lake-st. E. SECKKL&CO.. W W«« Lakt-st. TIIKO. U. WELL.-* C*». W West Lnke-it. I:A*JLJ:. cam i-UKLLa PKAIHI. lw West Lake-st. LINN KIRK. M W e *t L.ike. B t. A. V. DI*:KI \SO.S. W«t L«k*>-ef. OCINS. >WJFT£c:o (Kl.,ur). 34 North Canal-st. HORSE. WARD CO.. 10r..5«». Clintun-st. S. HUTCHINS. VT W. MadWnn-st. U. F- JACOBS A CO„ Sf< and ?tM Ststo-at. KKkLKU JUDSt'N. 43 W«*st Madison at. NKLsON d CARR. II En«l Kinzle-sl. RICHARD GM*MJU,S-'7SUle»t. MfDLItMID OLRTEL, 50 !s>nih onth Clinton. Loom 13. (HUS. 11. SEVSIOUK.3 West Waablnuton-sl. s BoYI/ES. No. IKI Purk-ne. sIBLEYo: UUO.,3J N. (anal st. Cooperage and Coopers* Stock. W.T. BALL, 9* to 99 S. De^plalnes-sL Detective A Preventive Agency. PINKERTON’S, 55 \V. Wnahlngton-et. Distillers and Wholesale Idquor Dealers* •j MYEBS A CO., 32» M>m \Vii*hingt»n>st. \V 11. Si SI PSON. 3IS Wp»t Wariiiudon-tt. GEO. G. MvWIH’KY. 537 Wnlaplj-mr. Dracfflst (Retail). THOMAS WUITI-Iki.l). fW3SJ*tr.*l. RL'CK iIIAVKEU, 819 St me. cor. Sixteen th-st. Druggists. HALE A BIOCKI. S7 W.*t Randolph «t. VAN BGIIAACK. MEVEN&UN HEED. H7, SG and nM WaL-udi ur. K. BURNHAM MON, 2!5 S, Sangamon flt. Dry Goods. J. B. SHAY. s*l MadUon-at. I*. sLADDi.N A O, 10 South CBstnn at. Forwarding and Insurance, E. CHASE A CO, an. w cnr. Randolph A Ilalutsd. Fnrnituref L HALE CO, 10, K, M And KVNorth Csnftbst THAYER TOBKY FURNITURE CO, SO W92 Weet Uandolpb-st. Fist* (WholeMlc). NTi; A3IPRELL, Cl So. JcflVr»ou-»t. Farm Wagoni. FK* .-U SCHUTTLER. SCnml 9iS<*nlh' CHnlon-»t. UeutH* Furnlahinir Goods {lVliole*ale.> rt.ICK. CO>K! BI.ATT, urTarniy-accood-Bt. Gold Pens and Jewelry, lIKKN, LAMBKItr.* CO., M Writ \V««bhis»on-»t (Grocers (Wh'>lcstle) •*rr.\fUT.a\AiiM.it a to..rss «m» c»u»Ui. \v. M U«*vr ACu «'C Soiiti* C«n*l 9t. i *ULI*. UUl‘irc> A 41 mi l i\ ‘*nal si. H. n‘n,WITH A S"NS. 7'< W*la«li«T. DAY, ALLEN A CO.. IVII MlchlgfttHiv. MKI.KV A KSIUv'OIT. 774 U«li.fh-»T. I’. H. WILI.AUH i: t 0.. Office 107Thrnnp.»t. J-511TH IK veil., n-J W nt \VA»lilnjri‘»n I*.V>A. 11Y1 A CO.. S. c. L)|-.»|*r, Arft., <»W. T.Mir CSrocera (|lctail> .1. M. (i 11.1.1. 'IK. T'C. j»lia«li nv. Cnnpoxvdrr. .1..\ FLIN A UA il) IMWD&II 39’* Wab-wh »r. (■Bi Fixture* and Fitting*. VI. ai.WILMAUTII t t’RO.. 223 Mlc Isan Hardware (Wh U-Mr) ffM. HLAT-t C»i.. Si »uh Cun*’. »l. IaAUUAIIKK 'DU I. a k nor-F'iun x mis. 4*. tSEEDKECUK A B'.*‘ AK» \.«n* *2tV. U Hardware (Rw ail), iiom-. A- XV. Klin Hard Wood and Lxuubtr. WIIIiEA UAFN’EIJ. ‘.O N.»rtl» S.ins*Rion«M. Hides, Pelt*, Ac. on VNDI.EU A BOYNTON. 49 SonUi Canal el. IXou&c aud Slcn ralnUnK Xr?l«» Cap*, and Kura (Wholesale KVI Us* h I’rjfr nv. HIUIAM- CO.. 7.1 I ilumor *r slUitT. PCMI’SrEH X CO„£9 «u«l c. \\a«i:ng. tuQ 11. Ilat Mann factnrer. rniLur caVansa.sts \>v»i a.ubi»« Hotels. UIiIGOS HOUSE CO.. W M.1r",«n.1 r««nl. Klalr Gooilk. 31. M3 I Honse Ucglaters. At G. CREAMER A 80S, cor. Clinton awl Jackson. Ice* w VDIIAMS WILLARD A CO., M:statc-*l. MAUKn 7u; AVul.*sh*AT, It. Van oott. as)i-av. D. MAOUIIBF.B, ISI Weu Madison-et., oa. m. 'o 1 p. to., 391 Wabath-av. 3 to 5 p. m. importers and Bnß«r lUtlncr*< Agents. W. 11. OOLVJS.3H Wabash ar. Insurance (Tirol TBKApWA/W:: JEWELL. 4 South Canai-«». O. W. BARRETT A C 0.,3£4 \V n Cia*li.»r Chd»L*«. K. K. 11l AN A C 0.,,44 and 47 Oansi-st. HEl. M*'oltb A CO., Adjusters. i>< Soutbl'mil 'll JAMKeVAS IN WAt.EN, West Madison..:. GOOD 11 AN’ii AGENCY, 03 West WMliiast»n*nt, Insurance (Life). ONSECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE. .T79 Waba.h-av. TDSoUth Canal-.i. KNICKERBOCKER, s.w. cor. Randolph and Hslsted r.ci.ECTIC. S. W corner Halst-d and lUn-loleh-sts. MUTUAL. «»F NEW YORK. I*3 W. Washincton-ot. PROTECTION. OF CHICAGO. ZB West .Madison at. NORTH AMERICAN, of New York, fill Wnbash nr. EQUITABLE LIFE. r.t M. 1 SI Alik Sc ALLEN, 363 VMwii-ar. Jeweller*. A. U. 3XILI.ER. Wabash-ar. MA >bON A CO.• 481 \\«bas}»-ftv. Ja; Japanned Ware ami Tin Canii. NORTON .t KAN'CIIKU. A3 aoM 63 Js-ulh r»n il*»l. Distiller* Wholesale Oqnor Dealer*. DICKINSON. LEACH CO.. £5 Sonth Canal-st. Law Books. cai.laghvn a Cockcroft. .21 E. P. MVEKS. Ift*» W ,h-H- .r. Idvcry Stables. HAAS A POWELL. 25 to 31 Wort Mndlsoniß. Wright 1-m «„«hl ci-o-t. Leather Flndiwts. PAGE BRO. A CO.. 35 and 3T Cnnal-it. BLACKBUUI) A imo.. 27 South Canal-ft. C. C. WALLIS 4>ON. 33 So. «*.»t*l*»t. Lumber anti Shlnclc*. w. n. runrrTMAN’. c u*. Unuid Slating I*apor and IMacU j Boards. J. It A VIS WILDER, 273 WfKt Kandolph-at. Lawyers and Adjuster*. i BECKWITH. tYEI! A KaLK-. 7V5 Wabash ar MARKER -t WAITE, 4*. Kn»t Harrison it. KaV v MI I'CH ELL. 14 South Clint.m it. s\3IUEL J. ATWATER. M South Clinton MOHAN ENGLISH. i«2 \\>.ic. W. 11. HOLDEN. 151 W«l Madiwn.it. A. Gmilllllcil. Cl* Monru**-«t. W II SCATF-S, IS* W. au.STANFORD 4 RIDDLE. S. W. for. Wash* Inpion nnd H*Uf<*d it*. lIKRYEY, ANTHONY 4 GALT, office SV WnUasli WORKMAN, MANLY 4 WAKEMAN. 45 S.Oaal at BENTLEY, BENNETT, ULL.MAN 4 IVPA 37C I Wmb-sh ar. I HAUDING A McCoY.IVW Waba»)i*nr. WII.r.TAMS A THOMPSON.SiII Wabash-uv. JOHN IV. WAUGUOP. T>l Wabaab-av. A, I>. RICH A TllOilAS, HiA Micluc-m-ar. ELA 4 PAUKERamIG. W. PLUMMER. «M Most Randolph**!. nosKMIIAL. PENCE 4 MOSES, R™im fc. S c*>r. Kanloh amt'Hnl-tad.it., ami lISU Wabash. COOPBR 4 PACKER. 1« W*srt Washioelon-st. B •-SNKTT 4 SHELRF.UKSE. 151 Wral Waahlns lnn*at. c. M. HARRIS. 127 tt'«t Mo«nv*-at. I.YM AN 4 Ja«-Km»S. 7'J We«t Madison.*t. SMITH fc KoIILSAAT, fdNmHcCarml-at. SPOKFORB, McB.UD UILsUN. 77 WO-1 Mn.ll sun.at. MACON 4 NORTON. «7 Wabtdi ttv. GKO. A- BIEKCII. i*. llarmmi court. >IDN hY>MITH, fs", >taio at,. li»**r Kicbt«s*mb. D. J. •'CHUYLKR. Mat- uo-r laßhioontl*. LA3IREKT TREK, with M.W. R.diln«on. US.Um t«»n at-talan. with H. 11. Magi<% «t thaw r»-»l« ilonre, |l*M Prnlrir «r. JOHN I»WKN. IS3S W. Madiiurnst. R D. MACHUHBU. 151 W. Mndi-on it.. 9a. in. 1 p. tn.: nt .591 WalM»«h >iv 2 is. n. CLARK'ON* VAN SnilA ACK, 451 Wabash-ar. WM. 11. UICIfAUPSON, l«5 W«r«t \Vuehir*Cton--l. I.lquors—TTliolesalf, P. r,*NEIL. i:.a«t Harrison «t. Lime. CHICAGO LIME CO., SOU Slate-fit. Manufacturers of Pocket Books and Fancy Good* Dealers. MERKER BROS.. M-T-oulh C-nnal-fil- Masonic Goods and ItettaUau. 11. H. CABRIIEY. I.*? :*»u>li U at. A.s. WADIIAMs iCO.,uth «%nsl-st. D. D. SIALLORY A CO., 114 West Randolph-fit, KNRV *l. i'DKTI", 1. 7 1 w.diili-st. RYDER, Mlchican-n^. Offlec and School Fnrnlturc. ’I. M. nil KSt W«m »p. ic i«« ii'JS-u iiC.na»-e:. H. ANDRE'VS.t f*i.. uy ,v l.'l W. Wnahlnpl m-st. Paper Dealers. I W. BUTLER J: CO 13 Nmih .Teir-rpon-st. NER. SMITH £C«» my <*a'«*-t. McUASI, FITCH S Painting (Si-n a-id Hoait?.' l BARRY CCMIING. Bt«t r .at. Printing Presses. IFFH:EOF R. Hi»KA C«*.. ui York.at Ctilcnsr Nrw«paper l’nh*n, 13 North Joffi-raon-'t. W. 11. KKRKUOFK. Aki nt. Physicians. ICSTIS HAYES. M. I»„ 123 Caintnrt INDIAN POITOR. LVSoatli HsUtedM. O. D. BERBER. 953 Pmirie-av, A.O. BEEBE.« psrk.nr. W. IV IMINf. 31 WVst .Mndl«on-«l. LAKESIDE MONTHLY. 10 West Rnndoltdi-t Pianos. W. W. KIMBALL. M 0 MfcWgan-ttv. J. BAUER CO., 270 Micbigau-av. KKEIVSTKMPLK t»K MC-*1C,61 Slxtonuth-st. KMOT CADV.Fdi Miciile»n-«v. SAMPlcture Frames and Monldlngs. MuNS. CLARK CO.. 1«; und IW Cllnton-st. Paints, Oils, Glass, Etc. CI!ASK. HANFORD CO.. 479 South Ctnrt-a). Periodicals. Til K SPECTATOR." A^Sime-st. ST A NDARD.CM UUUU A GOODS! AN.I 3 Utrmon-ct. GK3I Vi' TUB WKST, 3 £A Wu!)uli-mv. Plmnblnc and Gas Fitttnß. \V. H. PATTKKsON. 121 W-»l lUn«lJlpU*st. JAM KS IRON'S 0 Sr. JOHN UCGIIES*SON.2O W. Msduon-sl. Publishers. ADAMS BI.ACKMKII A LYON. ?'l M'.Wa.hlnCt.m 1.-AKEsfDE PRINTING CO.. 13 lUrmon court. MOSES WAURES. 13* A. N.KEDLOGG. M «n>l C 3 South Canal-m. Printing Presses. GLOBE JOB, West Washington M. Powder Companies. tw» Indiana-*'*. Railway Supplies. M AUBI! CUUDKIDUE. vr. cor. Cana! and Like Railroads. CHICAGO, DANVILLE A VINCENNES. O' North HalSted-ftt. Real Estate and Loan Rrokers. (JItAH 'M. I’JJ KY A CO.. 71 VV.-at H.vhaon-at. \.T HKMlNOW.\Y,M>ottth Canal »t. j. H. UKKS CO 47* UfO-.eli.av. RIVERSIDE IMF. CO..TW Wabnsh-av. GEOUfiE A UILL.Sr? Slate Real Estate and Loan. ISAAC It. lIITT.23nVV»ii lUndolph-at. S. H. KF.RFOOT CO.. r.V> Watash-nr. BLANCHARD HHOS,fcOT6IaVe-*L SNYDER A I.EK.Voutli Ihlitcd uml corner nr Monroe an-t BAIItD A BRADLEY, M South Canal-st. G S UCBUA D. Jr.. To Smith Canal-st. OGDEN. SHELDON A SrUPDEIK so. <-ana|.«t. IIENUT WHIPPLE ,t CO, so. ".Mr. Randolph s! \V. cnr. Randolph ami HaUtcd*M«. IK F JACOBS A CO.. 6Af. w-ba.h av. J. K. BUKI HBI.L A Co.. W*b»»hax. ISGLKDKW A SmUTIIWORTII. 4*l Wahnsh-ar. GEO. G. NEWBERRY. M 7 Wabash nv. A. It. WING A CO, M 9 WalMish *v. ULLRICH A BOND. Ml Wabash hv. J. B. A A. BCOVILL. MT Wabash u*. HEX A CAI KS.TvAWabaaU.nv.- H. COLE A SON. I&< Wr»t at. IK K. PEARSONS. 19a West Madicon at. EDWARD F.THOMAS. Ml "i«t Wiwhioglon-at. V. K MERRILL.* CO, Ml XV r»l Wa*lhi.gton at. IVM D. KERFOOT, 89 Raft Washuißloo-st., TIIOS. C A?Jt MATSON HILL. 401 Wabash-ar. FUKD. L. FAKE A CO., MO -Michigan M. SCOYILLB A IIAUVEV, W* WaliaGl-w. 1 Railroad and Machine Oils, BRADLEY i-'IBLEY.£O Wr-l Lnt;r»t, Railroad Depots and Ticket Offices. MICHIGAN CEMhAI, f.'.ilof T*rnty-»-c«'Od-»t.; Ticket 'flic** corner GanG and Mafluun-ati. ILLINOIS CENTRAL R.vILRnAD CO, G.-noral offlcM. 110 MirhUan av. Pr»p«-nerr Dctot, ff»ot *t. Local Freight Office. WclJun. Out Fr. lghl Depot. O. B ,t u«h lateral. SDlrts. SCRIBNKH Jt NICHOLAS. ~*St»l*al. JOHN U. O’BUIES.W* WnLaih-aV, Safes. DIEBOLB k KIEXZLBS, 44C SUite-si VKUISO a tH» •oi u«r -f Uth«.i -n>» ln>)Litn>.vr. MACNKAL& UHB.\N>. 27 ml»l. r 31lL*s Va?*E AND I.Oi;K CO.. m Wr»t MudlM.n I fiewinff Machine*. FKKLK W>N, *A "owi.. *x. mjjK Min n>. m -<|i- •n-.r WHKKI.K:: ,t WII.MJV "«'t 31 jdJ»on st ♦VKKIV Is*fi Wmi.MHuob «t OFFICE ANl> SALESROOM, VS ..Vi- 1 ridft* court. KAih) Door*, and nilud*. CHARLES J. L. MAI EH, S. E. cor. W. Lake «nd Canals. Saddlery Hardware. BRIGHAM A JnSK*-. M ti i.i|ctpu>at. I iiAVl)t:.Si K\l. «7 VWm Randolph Bt. Starch Conipanln. Til K OSWEGO, 97 W >l. im.-n *r. j Neales. Tracks, r*>>twi. Salt. j RASKIN. MARTIN A WHEELER, ft#* S. Cnnal-et. J Slen FaluUub. F. R. GROUT, b. e. cur. Clinton nnd Adaros-sU- Stencil Tools and Stock. FINIGAN. 2fil E. Ranrtolph-et. 11. HaNsOS, 51 Wc»l Sladisou-st. Stationery. Job Blank Rook Manufkctarera. lfllnoe*t. i SMKAL.REBANKS&CO..4SW. Wathlngton-ft. JOHN H. SMALL CO.. 27 South CanaWu THE WESTERN NEWS COMPANY, 95,9T, and 1 «/i West RfU-dolph-et, I CaUERON.AMBEKG .t ItnrFMANMf. WlUfl'lolph. J M W JONES, W S.Canal-st., and >l9 W *Wn~*v. KAMI, JIcSAI.tT A 1W W.;.t K.hdolpl. And uoriltwcßt corner JefftTßon »ml ÜBmlulri'. School Books. IVISON. DLAKEMAN. TAYLOR A 373 West GEOrJ°L\ U ttV‘snERWOOP. IMSouth Canul it. Tobacco (Manufacturers and Jobbers.) EARTT, WAITE A DODGE. «w W.Washiugjon.sl, Tcac (Wholesale). T A RRATMRtt, JU. A CO., »t W. Wsshiiwwn. N. SHERWOOD *Oll., Ml Mate.sl. DANA. HYDRA GO.. IN, C. Draf-er. ogt> t l.tko st. TAYLOR A WRIGHT, 47i Wahaali-av. Transportation. GREAT WESTERN DESPATCH, 419 State st. Trunk Manufacturers. RILEY A BUANDJNMODUE. 49 N.rjh Jeffers n »l Type Foundries, Printing Presses, Inks. ROUNDS KANE, 13 North JcObrsoo-st. Tlu Plate and Metals, Tinned and Japanned Ware. PRANK STCUGEP A CO., cor. Ilnrrison end IVorli. Undertaker. JAS. WRIGHT. IsNoith Clinton at. Watch MonuXa.’taring Co* NATIONAL (ELGIN). tnr.fliren and Washington, Wholesale Stores. J. P. RATHBONB& C 0.,30 and 32 South Canal et. Wholesale tSrocerles. STEWART-ALDRICH .t 00.. c«r. OUrk A UUb. SPRAGUE. WAIINEU CO., SS Soalh Canal-«u Z. M. HALL. 259 and Sbl £ast Kundolnhel. >IKAI> X HIGGINS. W. c»r. Washington DURAND 14110*. PnWKUs. now Dnram! Al’-w- DUB AND. POWERS A MF.AD. Jets. t.W. mu Wash* iufftou and Grren its. Wire Cloth and Settings. CLINTON WIRE CLOTH CO., 7«l Siau-st. Wholesale Hardware. SXAHRNEJBY. C 033, ANDEEWS CO., Booksellers AND Stationers, 469 Wabash-av- \\r. .\I:E.OPKMNO A KEW £TOCK 01* i Miscellaneous Books, Blank Books, Diamond Paper, Envelopes, •j Faber’s Pencils, i Eagle Pencils, Steel Pens. 1 Arnold’s Ink, &c., Ac. j, Wil! hav** l ire** "Mpnirnta arrirlne*rery dvj. i «'ur cu*toiii«T* will us arsatly hr rrmiltiue balance due no pruoiptlr as po«ili|p. COBB, ANDREWS 4 IT).. 409 Wabash «ar. OCEAN NAVIGATION, 1 Anchor Line ocean steamships NFAV YORK. 'LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, ETC^ All acenta nre notified that no lotemiptloO haj occurred in our betioes*, which is Dow carried on t NO. TO TWENTY-THIRD-ST. Tli<* roynl njnil iioamrr Swede* will itll on Wednot ilav. October 25, at 13 rood, fr-m *Ur2O North Elrer. Cabin. (C 3 aud <75. lotemediau, <32. fiteenica, 526— a1l in cnrrencr. Our in til Is remlsrtr delirered. Remit Lr axpresa or New York banfc draft, HENDERSON BROTHERS. No. 70 Tweotr-vblrd-aU JAMK4 WaRRACK. General >lan»gef. INMAN LINE Carrying the British and United States Mails; The office of the Steamship Co. is at 39 West Kinzie-st. FRAU CIS C. BROWN, Inman Line, Carrying tb‘* Brlllah and United State* Mall?, The office of till* STEAMS HIP COMPANY B Room 5 WELCH’S BUILDING, 05 SOUTH CANAL-ST. FRANCIS C. BROWN. Agent. PAPER. Paper. Paper, J.W. BUTLER CO. Arc rscelrlns =ll the old brands of IF 1 UNTIE PAPERS From tln-lr friends. wb*» are Joins their utmost In nmko the of brand complete, Mr ;«re constantly recHvimr C«p». Double .Cups, Folios, D-uiya. Whttn and Tints. Also. Envelop**, Print. Wrapping and Rook Papers, Tarstid Straw Boards. We run now be found at 13 North Jeflerson-st., Mr nt the Bethel Church, l-etwran Randolph tod Ltk*.«t*.. on D«*«rlain*a.3t, PAPER. CAP, DOUBLE CAP, FOLIO., FLAT.LETTER,NOTE HEADS, BILL HEADS, STRAW BOARD AND MANILLA PAPER, AT GK H. L. LAFITN’S 57 North Jeflerson-st, Qrrtcrs promptly AIM, DENTISTRY. ID. M. TOWNER, DENTIST, i 181 and 183 Vest Misoh-sl, Northeast Corner Halsted. VITALIZED AIR t GIVEN IN EXTRACTING TEETH. XO PAIS. NO DANGER. ii. Extracting T«*oth. r«cb..,._,-.-, n Jo 1 Artificial Troth. t*it ben I »J0 to CS.OO l ciif»i-*r Son,: m to ;s.nn Solid U"M FUliur* 2 to 4JO Silver I to XOO Tooth extracted ami near otiea Imtaediatrlr re* pt«CK). Urot of ritr roformtro given nn aardiratinn. M. Deny, I AT MO MICHIGaN-AV, i Will open Dental Office at tbo same pUce the la»t t Hi* month. __Jl_ TYPE. GREAT WESTERN Type Foundry, 50 West Eandolph-st. Raving Aurvivcd Ibe fire, wa are located sa abort Wo hare sqnantitr of Trpo on hand, sod more ai min;. Will anon have Machinery in running ©rd« On and after the 23d. will have oar Lead-Caitiog and Brs4 Frtlnce Cars tbroojrh to New York wltbont ‘b cbaoce. 5,15 si. Esprofa vrttb Pallmsn's Pslace Cars t 1 tbronph to New York wlthonl change, i moo F. >l. Expros* with Pullman's Palace Cara j throu *h to New York without change, t 5,30 A.M. Mall stops at all station*. •t. 3,45 I*, ii. Valparaiso Accommodation. t Tickets for Passage and Sleeping Cars U- j U«p°l. W.C.CI.ELAITO, Ajat. Gen'l Pamnaer Agy CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC RAILROAD. NOTICE—Thu Passenger Depot of thlM'ompanr.i now located at ihc corner of Polk and Shcrirsa-sts. at which place trmini arrive and depart ai usual. HIGH RIDDLE. Gcn.bup’U A. 3L SMITH. Gen. Paw'ser A sent. General Offices are located at the corner of Clark and 'I wHfth-M«. The Chicago, Rook Island Pacific Railroad Company Are now runulnt freight for all points on their mala line, and all Westera and kouthwestera points at their In Fi right House, center of Tvrelflh-*t. asd Fourth-av. The offices of the General Freight Agent are situated on the southeast c»rner of Clark and Twellth-sU., upstairs. LOUIS VTKLK, General Freight Agent. FATOKITE ROUTE WEST. I CHICAGO, BURLINGTON QUINCY i RAILROAD. Until farther notice passenger trains will leovs sad 1 arrive at new depot. Comet Indiam-av. and Sixteenth-fit. Omnibus Line will transfer passengers aud bagesgo to and from ail hotels and depots, i Tickets. Replug Csr Berths, and Baggage Checks can hosoceredat thedepot- _ General Offices, a) 2 Micblcan-av. Out Freight De pvt corner Canal and Slxu*enth>»la. sAM’L FOWKLL, General .Ticket Agent. I K. A. PARKER. Oen. WesU Passenger Agent, i imBRIt F HARRIS; General coax. Coal* Our coal yard was not touched by the fire. We are rrltlDguard and aog cod at the old prlona. We also hav« Urge qUsuUUm of Erie screenings (or tnunnl'Klurln-tmrtxUoa. general notices. Th&leicantile^Agency, R. G. DUX A GO., Proprietor!, •la uMf located at XO. 393 WABASH-AT. A targe fdren is employed at oar head officatn New York, and Xba ranuna-Lranche*. ihrvualic'LiL the. United States, re-wriMne full report# lut the while Norihkett: Including Michigan, Indiana, l>Un»l«. wlrcntuld. Minnesota, Intra, Missouri. E»uuk,Ne braska. and the Territories. We are nowiaaposl tion to tranract bosio-M as usual.' m Commercial: Agency. TAPPAN, SLOP CO. (laving aared the moet Important of tbeih, written records. a.reqcnr.re*dy torb«*inD*aat 35 and 37SoutU Caniil-st. IS-Gast-Harrison-iit Printing'* Wnrkeqnal tn any offlce ln the State; .OnUr* for Chicago work filled and retnmod folluWlos dayfree of charge. Francis «k >ycbber. FRCIT AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Bare restused bnatarei aX KOS.MaND M wet madisox-st. Parties Desirous of Disposing or IRON AND. MET ALA YOB.CASIi Can do to by afldreesjmr H. J. MITCHELL. Af-nue lloom. Twenty-eeeep-l-et and Waba«h-ar« American Tract Society* 457!» HZCQIGAK AT, All order* promptly filled. Printing Pretscs* Office of 11. Hoe A Co. at Chicago Newinaper Union, 13 North Jrfforaoo-at.. W. H. Kerkoff, Agent. The Office ot the West Side Homestead Association Is at 71 South Pooria-at., near Madlaon. with *cotl A G Western Transportation Company hare re murtd tlrelr office (fnd duck to fbot of West Wachlpp w,'er« we eball ba pleased Jo aw all put old fnanf a and customers. Fropeßeri arriving and lie* partinadaily, aausQa] before lb« ILre. OflcoNo. 3 West Office ut the' North Bennington Boot it Shoe Company or Mf® Pfwwnt la-at .1090 UlehixaA-ar. Parties Indebted tn its will aid very much by remitting na'all tbe mousy they cow. Hope to tea time bonloßsa soon. HALL A HARLOW. Agents The Carden Citjr„. SIANCFACTCBING AND SLPPLT .COiIPAN V. Coroer Twsotr*a«csodaad Uorcao-sts. Flooring. sidlac. finishing Intnlerjdoor sod wla tow sash door*, blinds, and mouldings at notice, AGENT. Q 8. HUBBARD. JR., REAL ESTATE AGENT. 3T« So B8 CasaUt:, will lease booses, collect, rents, sell real estate, and do all kinds t>f cooTey anclDgr Several well located xesldenoes lathe West Bistslda for rale. All abstracts Of title and otherjMpen In my csra saved from lata firs. Q.S. nUBuARD. JR..CS CsQ&ls*ph.K»t*r,-ln the city of Nile*, the iuo*t xtemove water power In the Slat" i-f AUchUah' .nw ready f»r u*e. and to o' on th** most ibera! term". Address J. B. FITZGERALD.; Secretary NtleS Uannfaeiurinx C-miyaiiy. XHhl Mifhtgan. To Chicago Merchants ‘tartios anew ani reqoirlngaach gocdi -v* we maatr actnre’ it will afford *ii» great pleastr# tv fill •rders at raoet favorable prices and upon libera 'eras. Norman M. Kerr Co.. .Manufacturers of Jewellers. Doxcs, and 01 kinds of I’apor Boxes. 31 South Philadelphia, Pa A Card From BICIIAIIDH. CRUMBACCIi A KHAW. Our uffles is temporarily at 8t& Wntaaeb-sv. We holt resume bnsloes* at the earliest pouible tuu s-ou Our frlauds whu are indebted to ts-will cm *r especial favor by remitting ns at oneq »R they an. either in currency or New York azchann*. UICUAUDs. ÜBUMDACca A sIIAW. St. Louis Law School. The recnlar annual session of this school opened •Ktober it. Full coarse, two le/ma,-six nosths -welt. Student* admitted .to either rloss, oo exasii uation. until January I. 1872.. Tuition lee, t6<) p*r ibdoc. ißflodlix use- of library. N»«itr» nlurst. F«r particular* addre«a G tL oTEWAUT, D*-an of Bw-rifßltr.wNorih ,?*t W-i, Ruins. Ruins. Ruins. LovoJoy Foster, 309 West Randolph at.. Chicago, (formerly of t>7 Lake r».) Have returned again. View* of the yulna and of Chi cago befon tha fite. atersoscpic, card, »od SxlP. Wholes*!* and retail. Send m Tour order* sarly. Atao. a fall stock of atorcoacepU: (>ol) of -all kinds •«tt the road t» supply tha conntrr trade generally.- 1 Tt* largest assortment In the Weal. Views sent safely by mail, postpaid, and un selection todcsiere. (Any paper giving this »d. two insertions, spd c*U*~ lug editorial attention toil, era will wad «qi Uomo .flows of the rains.] Law Books. T O LAWYERS, WILLIAM GOULD SONS. Law Publishers, of tlbaey, h. Y., would announce to the .lawyers of Chicago that they are at prawnt reermeeoud t* this city by one ot vhrlr Arm. together with oca of 'tbetr agents, and are prrtwrrd io furnish law hx»ke at the lowest Eastern prices, to large and small gusntltie*. Lawyers desiring to purchase, or consult ns.frsy find at for a few days .at the Rev hU-rmsn Uoule. nr. if they will lend us their addrasa, we will call on them in person. Address WILLIAM GOULD SONS. New Sherman House, Chicago, Ihs. Wanted; 1 UAVKA LOT On Michigan at. and Congress eC. nearly opposite Michlgan-ar. Hotel, t want a party to join me in building a temporary structure thereon, each to occupy a part:, ground went *2l per month to each tenant. Call at 319 Sooth HaUiatar.. second floor.- Writing Perfectly Restored, Papers ttot only badly charred, in fact so ranch that great Car* had to be taken, otherwise they would have fallen to piece*, aad, after bclag submit ted io onr process, the restoration ol the writing was a perfect success U ovsrr particular. Tt.ose who may have papers In that condition can have then copied, or tit* preparation can at «nce be for warded to any address of the gentlemen who have a*ed of .lt. N. J. MORRIS A CO.. Chemical Works. Union Park, cor.-M«dl«-rt>-sr. ■lone mad Last evcolac, fn>tu fiuat of 373 West Tawßuren- tr«wu b<>r*e. 15 1-3 hands high, Ltaek man* and ull. white mark «o righl hlud heel. Roggy, Cmd A.Tm Broekr nake, tU'k bat, dark gtren running gear, striped with wli-le, right forward hub jammed: hlack mouotrd b**e**s. t35 rwward will tie paid for recovery of progeny, and gat for con* vlcthm of thiet. Ju iIN DC TE JR. Rerthy of m BoHucklM, Is Brown’s rhaksp-riaa Almanac for JiTL It fairly olows with quotatloua »od lUnatsatlims fr«'m tha Bard of Aron. Ira principal tralnnw how-Vrr are the eevm Cuts. Illn«tratin«rg U bo more to my employ. *O4 has do authority to collect f>r xae. re. O. Iknlnsiuu, ofCblcAgo. will pleam send hi* addre*e,to CLaT, CUS'ACK A CO.. Bofftkt, K. T. Masonlc~-Volce vC Masonry. Having saved all account book* ana Biillnr booVTrom lb* treat tire. *r shall rrmat th*“ Voice with a* Unto delar aa paaaiteia. Uar present ad-lrree it uw Warren av., Chicago. Tboeeof oer sobecrib era whebsvo Dot paid for tbU year will pWM remit and oblite.tratarnaily. J. C. tf. BaILUY. I Wlll Pay Caib FOR 3.W0 TOSS OP OLD IRON PROS THE FIBE- H. J. MITCHELL. Northeast center Clark and Taylor sU. Horses and Cattle Kept during the wlalsr. Good .stable*. Plenty of room. Reasonable rate*. Apply toSAMUKL VIAL, Lycos, lit; or to SMITH A KOHLSAAT, S3 Sooth Canal‘tt., Boom A Do re’s Riverside Express, will make three regular trips par week, Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturday*. City orders left at 8(6 Wabash ot. wflt bo attended to. I have at Toledo. Ohio, two million good common and Dront brick, wblcLlran promptly put upon ran at short notice. For particulars apply to W. DCL LAUD, Agent Colon Steamboat Cmnpany. J; tf. yoKTUW. laeor brick building, corner T treaty*second and Crete sis. Tb* ondsrslgned win beucaadldste forJudgeof the Circuit Court at tbo eaaqlos election. GRANT GOODRICH. At onr wareboosv,' corner Twenty-second and Coffipapy Mainfadtutere «f. SoUißccr Taps, id lows, Oiow.Bare, Sledges,.Hsmunerei Ma chinists’ an 3 Masons'. Tools! Anvils, Vises, and Bellows repaired. 149,151, and 153 FULTON-ST. now prepared to fill sll.'orderr for his friend* and' WINKS. LIQUORS. CIG »j:S, AXU FANCY GUP ”-s^trlng-.Siachlncj. Tbe £ih* if*s ns Machine Company baa pur -biued »iie on Maty sr ,«n.| intend t* Ti .ve lhelrwareb n i;< CO or 9d days. Thepre*: -at demand wiU -be,supplied train tl.eir temp 'ran place 159 »Uw*akee »v. r-R-C.RoCNSAVr.Lt BABCOCK A DRTJMM. Wataeka. ill. J* S. Bast, CARPENTER ANT) BUILDER,- Residence and f'wt Office jjddree* ii.% Horlbat workmen’* abanty on vid abop sronnda corner B'ell and W bite aia.; wllj in a few •lay* l>« permanaariy l-wated on Cheainat plare. betare«o North Clark ap« TiaSalle are. Keadv f..r bo«l-»e«e. orriCE, ISS EICUTEENTB-ST. fSocona door oast of State.) n(H-» t'» and 11 m. t T "Qd to. m. attorney at law and notary public. Tn«orai BEAL ARZA CRANK LOANS AND* EXCHANGES NEGOTIATED. Parties in Chicago wishing a New pork local ag«nt or.corro*eeadenifor >urrbaslsg arMsda or snyplle*. for procuring designs, ofc*, fff bui’dlng after New Turk fire laws, for iuaunmee in reliable New York arenciM and ebaipemas. otr.. can address andar chaaita rotarences. HUUATIO -*ILAS DHDW X. Post Office Box I36’j. New York city. Drawings ssd specifications for public and private building* of .description. Real Estate Dealer*, Si I Wabash ar.' Fin* basinet’ InU’la’bgrjjC Qlstrlct for. sate. Elegant •tores on Wabash av. to rtnt. entire building. Mill far sale of exchange near Chicago. Railroad pttruns please cstl aodfc'.fe proport again tv Insert in our new ■el ofbook*. ComsnUftloa Mad Wholeutl* Provision*. formerly at SI I and 313 South Water st baa rr mured to lIS and 117 Wert Twelfth «t. Particular attention given to the parch-*** ao«l ante orU»at; grain, seeds, I room torn, tironod'hf *s. hides, baiter mid ergs, and all kinds of country pro •Inca. Alnlek- eale* and prompt n-torna Stand! piste* farnlab *d for marking when drtlr*}. Comdgtttneuis lic.t'd. which shall receive prompt and person*! attention. We tliall not Cake sdrsbt*t* of ibe recent gree> calamity to ear city tn'mdrabce prices; bar shall aril tli* following gonda, in which w* deal, at a«m- price* a« before the tire: Wisconsin l.tnr; L»oUviiir. All run sol- Kuaendale cement* Mlrhlvan and N*wYork stucco, nlsstsring ItafT, ’ur-fgn and domestic salt, *-tc. office and ware buiiiea on Qn»ra at betweuii*Tw«oly-«econd and Tw«-tiiy-lhllM*sts, A I.HBU I* K.NKEL.Y A *t>. J. L. WAYNE SON, formerly o’ I9u Lake-st.. Have resumed business at 41 NORTH CANAL ST. where they w. nld lie pleased to all their old cos turner* and as many new ones its vtisUto call. Man full law of Builders', Cabinet, and General Hard j ware, Coffin floods, and Up holsterers’ Trimmings. S9 State-lit., second fltory. entrance tbraagh Boomei 3t CUnton-st., Boom t, Chicagn. All right, an ready f.ir bu-tM*«4, The nnile'stiinoJ havlmr had their office In Haven Itltwk^«le*troyeil. have remove*! ,pWDi«nrnil to ibe r. stdence of Ur. Hmnll, f*33 waln»#hs»T. Offic* h0,... from w rn.. .na P- \V. h.pprt. M. d. One Hundred and Twcntj ihree of HALL’S SAfE&LOCK CO.SAFES Have bceiir taken from ihe rptn* up to date witU content* In per fect condition. Such s RECORD In such a fire needs no cortment \V, rM-ct-inK «i.rR- in.olce of whlck can b» found at «ur office. CO West IMadlsoh-st., HALL’S SAFE LOOK 00. SAFES. P. 11. COoK, Cenersl Northwestern Agent for Moflrr, llahmann A C.*.’* Cincinnati is ready to receive orders and deliver safe*. Office 756 Wabashl-av. OCR OFFICE CAN BE FOUND AT NO. *6 WEST MADISON-ST., WVe liavt* ordered fmm onr factory at Cincinnati aad «iur branch bonsta at Sf. Louis, LouiarlllsJjaDd Cleveland. OVER TWO HUNDRED BAFE3 OF DIFFERENT which win he ready for delivery in a tww days. 11 ALL’S SAFE aRD LOCK CO. Stolen. 3/2 Park-ar. A Gift i:nvi. sonnb. Personal Notice* Storage BARKER A W.HITKIIOUeR. Circuit Judge. Dockage BUSINESS CARDS. Win. n. schlmprcrman .CBitO'mari in'hl* Wat atylo. CEUIES. and 7 Weat )ladi»oa-*t.v nasr tba bride®. Office of Jewett. Root MF'HTOan.av Dr. M. O. Heydock. James teddy, C 3 Canal at. inrelo*Ms promptly ad‘l bated. Horatio -Silas Brown, ESTATE AND MOBTQ\GK bbokeb, 3&4 and 3SA Bro»dway.vN«w York. David 9, Gendell, Architect. 3219 Chestnut at.. Pbiladelpbls. Ulricb Bond* H. C. Handy. To ibe Public. Dixon Hamilton, ARCHITECTS. A Jenks* Star Store. C. H. McCormick Co., COSCAIbPIpN MEUCUANTY. Eldridse Tourtellotte, ATTOUSLY.-s at law. 401 Wshnsh-ST. Dm. Small 6s Burt Safes. SIZES, RAH.WAT CAB SPRINGS. YOSE.DINSMOREKO., Railway Gar Springs AND supplies; Office 446 State-si. Warehouse bring' erected on Mtchl gan-ar., near Harrison-st. Fresh stock arrlrinsr. MACHINERY. PORTABLE AND STATIO.VART STEAM ENGINES And Hoisting Engines A rood article at l->w prwtw- Everr mathm.- w»r rented. P Iceeotour dtatiiruary Engines,'tolivered Id Chicago: »ni i Horae rower 4 :i «0 i.Mi Addwo* U. B. PICE; OW A CO., Sew Haven, Conn. C. Im. RICH CO. Onr Sew Building, luOxirO. Corner Canal and Harrison-sts., will be complewd aboot the 25th last when we will be prepared to Aov onr canal oseortmtat of IRON and WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY, lull way and Machinists’ duppUei. Poll clock of Kaowlee’ Steam Panpt, Bobber and Leather Celtics. Bobber Hooe and Packing. We are in position to Sill order* with promptnato-and detpateb. Ea Je Works Manufacturing Co., Oflire. 4S CuaM. .\(abkT«OWaPhd.tbotr*otSreand are prepared to furnish any quantity o! machinery, Engines and boilers, ulniag machinery, door mills, and mill famishing. RALPH CATES, hop. r. vr. GATE*. Prea’U DISSOLUTION NOTICES. Hardware. NOTICEOP DISSOLUTION OP COPARTNERSHIP Notice is hereby alten that the ooparloersblp here, fofbrw existing between the undersigned, is hereby dissolved by mntesl consent. Ail matters pertain* tegtotheoM beta will be adjusted by Edwin Hunt aod A.'LttCM Hunt, wro will continue the hard ware business ac their DSW Stefs, which will bo *ooa wpeurd at U6 Micbigao-av., i.ear-Mooro-st., with a new and complete stock. EDWIN HUNT. E. lit MILTON HUNT. Chicago. Oct.-?i. UTI. A. LUCAN HUNT. CHICAGO SCALE COMPANY. Fairbanks’ Standard Scales. No. 118. Canol-Rt _ __BU&DCEgSJ3ARDS. —WatcUmalKrs’ and. Jewellers’ Tools S k of eroff kind. ,j, -At 270 ITms Al»df#oo-*t., Will open vrlib a tars’ l atuck nMTatchea and Jewelry In a few d»ys. V: T. II APPEL A C<>. Baker it Co., 00 D EHORA VERS,. Permanently located at No. 50 West Randolph at. fleailr Tor work. Manhattan Sewing Machine Cn/MiUe of 37- Madlaon at., now at -We *re*reo lVinrthe newateck, and shall b» fill- Ins ontara Monday; oet.-n' Tr-rr 'many order bv maH were burned and loal.' We aak correspond •Ota u 'ep«mt—rdere wailal »lw«e Hie*thr MANHATTAN N. M. CO.. 3K Wahaeh «T. J. A.dfe H*>. Griswold’s Offict, For .tbe jresent No. 9 Twenty.aecood at. O.O..LEPYa AD report to 9 Tirenty-aecood it. H. N; Hibbard, Register in Bankruptcy. niBBAKF, Bit’ll A NOBLE. Attorney* at Law «nnp»r g JgTkTva Attorney at Law. NO. 19 EAaT lIAR«I«>N>Sr. Harris’ Safes, A SrCT LEFT AT C 4 SOUTH CAN AL-ST. Call andaeetbo largo list, tbe coßirnU of which wereiared. S. PaSladden dt Co., .Wbnletale fancy’groeor* and troll, baro eommenood bnalncsa again at 10 Clinton at., whore Ihay aredally. recoieln* taucy.groceries and frnlt", *nd will endeavor to fill- orders for each cooda aa they uowhate; jdraft*. oh. t Sooth Wttrr-«t. Jevne Almlul, 669 STATK-ST.. i rtUta’nnd Painters’ matorUl*. Fresco and Uonse Painter*. .A full stuck on then ad. H. A. Adami it C 0.,. HAND STAMP DEALERS, ftsure "urviterl the great cunfiapradoo. Reopenetl at 23 west Randolph-**., and are bow ready to fill br« derafer fUilresrd, Bank, and nffle* Sumps >«ata wffh MTomptneas and liwpateh. Send to vr>ur ornere. Weiner it WaUach, 4< WALNUT-ST., WliPlr**;* dhd-r* tft aymr*. "niokintane chewing •ob*CCt>: AC >nt« for tb* famous Glob# flu* cm frota Detroit.' Ry Biddle Robert*. attokset at law. l>o found for the present at bo. 3W Stalest. Wood's Hotel. Edward Mendel. jjthoKrapbcr, i;a|nfcr, and PrtoUp. StilUnrrlTM. and i» readr to »wW »U ord*r» foi Lfrhogruphlc wnrfc pmiapltr** Broad war Wmrkoi n all cornyr Twyaty street*. Tatar debtors: Owing to the Tact of my location In (he First NatPwAl Dank BnlMing,. which tu sup posed to be ah* lotsty tiro proof; I had oo .In -aranee, and h"Voc«»ti»* queatlr«a4l*lnedw total lose o: npward of WlOtOlu "lock and machinery, l un •der these circomManco L tioal that jou will twjilt •mounts dne promptly- ED. 3IEXJH.L. important to Banks and Business Houses. tto will fnrnlah tor the next ninety 'days to partle win larnnu -wr Mir ii-ai himvii m-ji* F™.“” to Chicago Koods In oar llo* at a very slight wlyaor .-netwaVcest. —AH ehanfrepr-pai>i. do- wllott iwn masafaetnrioc. sndeball la* pins-*! la send si :{mates and.-pric* list for whatever yon any want ti priming; hthocfaphlog. U*pk genera L. BBI.WS WkBSKB. 69 !<»>Dard at.. New Yuik •-*tfy. Ilcurj Ondlgy 6s Co., AtebUeels, of New York. 11l open an office bere la a few days. Any order* tt at the Sherman Hoote wilt be promptly attended Ploueor 'ianulaclarluff Company, p» r craed toilet aud iharinc soaps. 51 and -U South ■-anal st. Orders promptly Ailed as usual at bid •rices. Cbaae 8ro« df Co., ibstnteti ofTltle. Temporary office lsl West Washington WllliacD Blair diCo,^ N0e.30 and 33 South Conal-st. \rs receiving a fall stock of HaTdware, Tin Flal ,nd Tinners* Stock, k tbsir new store. Hibbeu Lai* 33 Hiebbrati-ar., pnv 2 'Archer-av.. Tholesale Oe-lers In Teas, Tnhaco*mx*ratbat wr attll cuntian* business, and have •row in store asinrt-d slock" f Tea". Tol«aecos,' Wnd ■.Tsafs, sod ws are receiving dally ..ddftloos to our -.toe,, N BBKN tCII Tbe Office ot tbe Mrcbaulcs’ National Bank Is at Thlrty-seventb-st.. corner lodians-av. fnr*her nat»c"« 50 Month JJauai-ot-, Up Stairs. NERKKU BROS formerly 5* Lako-st..ar^ ready ro dar to-manufacture Bill B»tf*s. -Bd.kcra' C-t-«, dimple Ca«e*. on *tii)rr notice will nl«n have Id i w d«TI lMb stack of r *iiCf OoieJ*, Druggist-’ sundries and Notions. and heartily invite th* patronage ot their oM friddi. 15 Ntulli Canal* -t.. op stair*. Office of CHAS. r. KELLOGG A CO. 6n6 MlchUsn-ar. Elgin Watches. THE RATIONAL (ELGIKI WATCH CO. Hat* reaumau basinet* at the southwest corner of 'Oroen sad Wasblngtnn-its., la the old First Congr** fational Church building. A foil supply of all grades of the Elgin Watches on band. Orders from i me trade promptly filled __ J. M. Stine, Kramer Co., Announce to tfaslr friends and (he trade generally that they luve temporarily located at .519 STATE STREET, Rear Harmon C.nrt. where they will open In,a few day*, a freah and 'hUmble stock of Aellons, Uoaiary. Grata (ie*G. etc, at popular prioea. Orders 1 eolirjfod and promptly attended to. IVeage, Rutland As rdway. OFFICE NO. 560 MU" IQA AW Will open ear SP»reon Mlri ag .opposite Mich* lean Avenue Hotel, on or te on November let, with a stock of Booty aud Shoes, p> •j.red toanpply cos* tomera. Law Office ol Henry Waller, Room L No. WO W, Vaabiogtooet. Special attention linn to examining and perfect’ lag title* to real estate; also to settlements'll? arbi tration. Geo. Hill, LAW ARp REAL ESTATE OFFICE. No. K>9 West Washington at., comer Drsplaior* at Formerly at fl La sails at. ALFRED F. HOLMES (a Mta« office. C. H. Fargo'& Co., Manufacturers and Jobbers of BOOTS AND SBUES. Temporary office and tlorm, SIX Wabash atr. Wilt occupy ouor shout November I. the fin* n brick hallding NV 575 Slat*- at., pear TwaLth st Wo shall t«a able to fill erd-rs aiwnt October 3. P. J. RUTH. SQUARE BRAND OYSTER OaPOT, 85 and 87 South Cahal-sU Urdsra from city and country P otnpUy attended I*’. Reopculu^:, MaJaaa Q. Sanrrst, lh i*j>hi -nable milliner, wilt tie ready uu Moo lay n-xt. to icceir* hr petrous .and lb-L*dt*a c-uer.Jly. at her new store tsg Nine* le-nthst., onedtatr wet of rfiabt, wb re suo will have hand e u-w an 1 stock of French millinery, u th* laWt ry Stationery, Blauk Buokr, Paper, En relopeit Ink* Ac. rmh Stock just t»ii-tt S«si’adt Coukej, sculptor, (Lata of Crosby Opera Boom) U!rt \TAB\SH.AT- Reliance IVoriii .illiwtiiKei iVla. Kaonfactarero of machinery, shafting, pulleys, and other g*ahug. Elevator mseliinery for flrat-cUn work. Steam engine* *»t bit quality on uaud «r to order. Uniats solicited. A„ MERCHANT TAILORS. Re-opeued at 63 Sooth Hajate-i at., naar Madlaogat. Klug Uros. Co*, 547 VVabiSh ST.. Jobber* of Hat*, Capa. Kars and Dock Good*; are daily receiving the above and by tbo first of Nevemoar anil hsvo a foil stock. Old, customers will please ro—rve their order* as tares paasilita. Waite Clarke, 33 and 34 Congress Hall. Congress st., next to Ulch< igso ar. Hotel. Western star Metal Company* Oar works escaped the great fire, and wo ar* pro* pared to fnrnisb. at abort notice, all varieties of brass casting* asd.Bnlshed work In onr line. Walter A. Wood Mowing and BMCipe Machine Company bar* mad* a temporary offlW at St. Caroline's Court' No. 16 KUtehothu. Theyararebniidlng on tbelr old site Ne.MLake and Wiu have U ready to occupy on nr he faro Deaembet I. _ WALTER A. WOOD. President. Simpson, Norwell A Co. Will occupy store*ln the new marble front bnlMing HUBIBUr EDSALL, Wholesale Druggists. Continue oqr bnMneia llllinf order* from o«r Kew' Tort lloas* uut>l oar atoct arrive*. Wo expect to l*e able to ffll order* bore l*r the 10th of h'uvemlier. "Ve»rne»{|y rrijT*-«t prompt rmiittencre from al ponies l&debtvd to as. Present *J4re«, 680 MICHIGAN-AV.’ y. Wo, Kerr it Co*V Manufacturers of tVitcmiMn lime, de-itan In Louisville Cement, piaat*r, h«lr, etc A Urse stock on hand »nd order* fill~l prmp'ly. 9> Wear Lake-«t- Window Caps* Ke>g* aud ShU, Water Table, «kc., itc*. of Freac atone, can b- b»i of PaTiD FISHER. Grand Raplda, M.cb .Box >ll. A r«re Phunce fur lb*«e wanting a good water power, 7mll-» Pont Cruid ilapUls, ne»r S. AC. K' B. It.. Sonin. D FI-11KK W, A. Weed Co,, DRUGGISTS’ SUNDRTMES Formerly, or 33 Lakr-st We are happy to Inform ear friend* ami ca*tomer* rbat hay* aecare-l a location for nor lia-ia-M *t ami »baU open eoon ii for na to ri-o-iv- rood*. aball have a full line- IrOfftHia* landtlea. consUttop of bru>b>*«. c»tnlx, tandkerrbtaf extracta, bair uiU, pomades, ecales. ipouae*. tottrt articles, etc.. B’. A. WEEP. U. A. IICRLBCT. B. KD-ALL. C. M. ÜBNUIiRSWN tO.’h Office is now at S'S'T M!icliigaii-av We ahall r coarse basinets ins few days. Parties indebted ions will confer a great faror by sending os all the money ther can. C# M, UE3JDERSON&CO. W. A. James A Co., OFFICE AND WARKIIOUSK. NO. 113FULTON-ST. {Formerly 193 Lake-at.) HtTo and will have a complete *u>ck vl Knsinea, Kncine Lathe", Iron Planers. Drills and Wuod working Machinery. Ptaace pi re ns a calL All persona Indebted please remit. Dr. J* B. Walker* OCULIST AND AUBIST. trfflaa: &$4 state, cottier of Twp|ftb-at., from 10 to Went Side: 325 Madleon-at., cnrneruf Curm-n.. om 3to< n. tn. Addresa Imter* to No. 60 Tweair nnl-ni.. tßiloao. Clement* Morton «k Co., Office, 742 West Monroo-st, Will h« pleased to bear from all their customers. Clolbß. DIDDLE Jt HUNT Office 4»A \Ve«t Randolph-*f. C. WUilsker Ac Co., COM2IBIUN MKBCUANTS. Opposite Bltlridso Court, on Lokofront. Full stock of boiler, reel. cranberries, chickens, tnrkeys. .»c. 6- W. SAWYKK. formerly 21 W«a*iia*;ou-it., Is with O. WHITAKER A Office oF the Peshttgo Co. With Meat*, Bates A **o. Xn. I f»«l Kin»le-.t. D©Golj-er McClelland, We hare established our uor« at oar wurkl. on the North Pier, just east of th- light lion*-, where wr nave lares atnek of all kind* of lnml>**r for sale, In clndlwa rrrylnrge *|asntllf prenerred by the \c«-U --kpnwu «»ibii»i Imnltlii- pr»Cf4«. Dr. Jyhn Ttiomgon, Formerly of I'd S.nth Mark-*!.. can be found at present at No. 421 Caoal-st., two door* *«athof For- Bit. JOHN TitOMeoN. P. ft B x 72 hlc*er>. 111. E. B, Pa) tie. Attorney at Law and •Notary Public, Office No. OtWi-at Wmblncion »t* Proof) of lost. k«t.. l»riw**a L*k- *n I R tnd-loh. J. TV. »c- r«»*iui>'>l tli'-l uu«rs North tli.l.l.Hr.i Court). Wv are prepared to fill all or iuf*. and see our mttourta. Frauds «k Mebhor. OYSTERS. 68 end 6il W*«t SladUon*et. All orders promptly filled same an If f.»ra ih>» Hr*. To Our Friends and Patrons. NEVER GIVE UP THE SHIP.”' CHASE,; HANfOaD CO., PalnlH, Oils, Glass, &c. On account of “Fire in the Rear" wo are com pelled to rota ova to 479 *uoth Caaal-ot., (near Twelfth.) Ctrbcxi QH now on hand. Ollier Oils and Palate arrlrinc daily sad ready to fIU orders with little ornodelay. Very truly yonra, CHASE, HANFORD A QO., Chicago. 111. P. U. 1 4. Uardeubergh, leather andshok findings, 407 West Lake-at., Chicago, A full stock of new good a. 3. T. SC’OAK. Delphi, lad.. Dugan, Case Co., COMMISSION MtnCOANTS. Su.ndß M..U aon-at. Cash advanced on consignment. Orders solicited for pnrcbaae »>r aulo of grain provision*. <-lc. J. 11. Dole Ac Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Office 4dCaoal*«t.. with P. W. Gate* A Co. All safe and r-adv for baeinesa. GILBERT BREGA, COMMLVsION MERCHANTS, Temporarily at No 34 South Clinton at.. Boom 12. Sight drafla honored against shipment*. name aa iM-fnr*. the Hr-, John Kraut, 219 file- liUod-ar., manufacturer of furaicure, wholesale »nd retail ala., nfflr* mrotrn e. Union Akron Content Co. Wilt be ready to fill order* ib« lilt of tba wo«k. Office. Room i, Uaeuiito UollJioc. corner of Balsted and RmiJolpn-ii* Oiluger dc Hallard, Beal Kate nrokera, 47* Wabash av. Wa*rati»w prepared 10 i.eeutljte ••lea and ptirclia*** of aatate u lurototcro. \Y. H. Womljan, «i. I)., EYE AND EAU SURGEON. 27* Monroe si., corner f3l Arran *t. Underwood dt Co,, CoamlsKoo MerrhanU. temp.rary office 435 W*h.s!» at. We Yet Live. NELSON A CARR. Commission Merchants, will continue business as o*o.l aril Hast K-oiic it. Dr». liicltartleoii Ac Fowler Are located at NOBTHWEsTCOR. HALTED AND MaDISOS-ST J. W. Waughop, LAW OFFICE, No. * ru»ms at m, v^attd «CJ SUle-11., aith an entire new stock of PRY C»*OD"\ At th-fr ordinal low pHcrs. Gilbert, Uabburd Co. Hare resumed bnvincsi AT U \NO l« M MtKET.ST. Oriental Mean Laundry* CO eat UanUidph-SL. Work dona I n tne bear Banner at short notice, and at old prices. Orders leiiai No. 39 tomb Cana) at. will receive prompt at teulign. K. JH?tNIvQ«e«O. P. smith* AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. Late 71 Sontb CUrk-st., now IJJ Blue IsUnd-av. will open In a fr w d *r» with a fwl line of anetfon goods. Dealers supplied as usual. Maun, Norton xcott, PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ISX Weat VT«lMntt«o*tl. Knowxes, Cloyea dc Co., PHOENIX MILLS. WtU mnme business la a few days with a fnW stock of teas, enffiww, solcea, Ac., lofr.me bullJlog, oppo site tbs old stand, s»a*d 31 Biv.r-sU Bhoei>feld, Bro. &Co. Formerly SO and 33 Wabs*b-av. Office for the present, 567 Wahash-ar. 1» SCIIOEKTCIA. SSIIOBOTLO. It. P. JIATUCVS. Uawea «k-Lawrc»icc, ATTOBNETS-AT.LAW, 3CSState*st: Special attention riven to preparing proof of losses. A complete llae of blanks for prowls «a liand. Wm. 11. Tbompsou, BEAL ESTATE AOkNT. BUSINESS CARDS. Harmon Jaooble, “aLBANT. N.T.. Proprietor* of We are prepared to- flfl order* at “one* flip iH* ma chine. Tho««* iat-r>4t*d *T»;|bWted to c£t at (hr tncajr* Tribune Ofltcaund examlo* cat* of ta chine; *I«o. the emlenewutnf ib»> to .’.(i,iMt brick of ißptri"r qpalil? >Q tea hoar* Oir«i cahir* mid »ont'rr ehyp-ra ■*otre«a ollr. Offices of IheSpeoUlor, Tl» CANAL-ST.r AND CO MTATX-ST. I-sup-oce Soppllea. Blank*. Prwk of Lot*. latent utficl lln»ur»Drf ie(M>-ta. aitJna fall report* of. th ci«il(>r<>a of ln«nranr* Companlrul Drier* for t’rintloc, st»i!or.err;*nooka. taken. to be ear- S’DKK dVfIC*; adjsatad; pfo->6» prepared; claim* preaanted and coll- ctnl. J. H. A t; M. G<*"l>3£LL. 1 701 Vo-d-it., and *M Mate-it. Removal. D. COLS A SUN Haro remoTod to l£3 Writ )t*dlaoo-*r. (Cob-’t Uli>ck,l >n are ready'or boaloeM. Book* andp*- l«rpaivrd. ilonera amt lota -or tale in all p*rtj o ♦ho city. Property wanted fbr’aate In bo ret die THct.- Partin* hevlnirne«'nt«tl.>a» peodlac at Ul timo of the Are will ph-ase report al eace. d. cole a aos, 1M Weei MmlUnn-at. Cook MoLatn, DYERS. Removed to 3C3 State-eL. sear Harriton. Chicago Advertising SHABP 4 TnAIN Wni be pleased to eee their friends at BOOM 6, WELCH’S BUILDING, 65 SOUTH CANAErBT., Whhro they are loberf r la the leidltur Newspaper* of the coanlry at publish* era* lowest ratea. Gage Brothers Co. Wears now located at 061 INDIAXA.AT, Onr d»» i(«k nf Millinery Good*, boarlit «lne« (be HfrJ Imnw arrlrlnc. and no mid after FBI PAT; UUT. 9>.«t«IIIWInK pwelUoo to wait on mtOß' pro and fill orders as fvnnrrlr. Brafythloc a*ir and •Irlbk. »wl ihlutiU for wintu tr«l*. rattles (twins can; by lendlo* a* MONET at (hi* particular tint*. •■•lst*l* *aty Blnrh, Abell Hotchkiss, RK\L Et-TATE AND t.VW OFFICE. Kafeoired U-63r*oml-st; Special attention to prwp.r|ns pn*of« of In** and collecting Insoraorp. Also, M pernotlaf evidence of (itlwdrlimjat bf ttrr. Houses and lots tar sal* at. mlacrd prices, and on easy paroisnu*' _ ABELL A HOTCHKISS.. Attorueye, Ar., S3 r%dat.it Kotfm t. Chicago ani Lyons Lime Co; 800 ‘lantifactarrre *nd dealers in Quirk Lima. Water Lime (LVincnO. Flatter P*ri« Ijjinccu). Flantrna* •lair. CYltQr D.Cubß, tVcfy. Gilbert, Hubbard A C 0.,, SHIP CniKOLtIRS 4ND SAIU(4K£&4, l>>al«rain TWINES AND CORDAGE. H and 16 Markst-it.. \n» now receiving a fresh lot- of R<»p% Twine* Bocks, Ac., and within tan d.ya will b* able, a ttnf. tofor-.- to HU aue in i, n r Hn*. Price, Rosenbiatt dt Co., WHOLESALE GENTS* OOODi, Ham taken Arena* Hall. 30t 00. No. 147 Tneoty* -•co-d-t., nfaer# they will coutinn- xh. ir bu-ln**s uaiil pfo(B*r bill *lin«i are rtroted. Shall hatr a ull line uf and ready to Rll ord-ts In one H. C. MOREY, Real Estate ant Loan Broker, For the past 17 years in UetropolttuD Block, tr*. morrd to 116 West 31at V *n Bur-n»*t. Bliss Brown, Formerly 156 St»te Tin anil Sheet I»on WnrKo. Can supply the celebrated ••Cabinet” Cooking totg. Bolat Eang a, ic„ Ar at short notice. C. DeWaif, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, At hia old place. No. )I4 Madlaon-at. Geo. A. keaTenu, Office at warehouse NO. ft 3.9 SOUTH CL A BK• S T Dr. Wm. C. Lyman Uaa iflaUlilieil hit offic* at ooraer Mlthl|ia-ar. and Twenty-secnmt-sL Juo. A* Hooter, COUNSELLOR AT LAW. NOTARY PUBLIC. olBc» tor the pretest at 145 Weal Monroe at., near High School building- Can be found at 4X3 Wabsab t., from 4 to 7 o'clock p. m. 5. C. Cochrane, A* Zeller, BIl.LfAttD TABLE 51AN CFACTCJ'ER, Ihurrmnnl bQilnw m72< Slat-.*:.. whoty h~ toatiri'ir th»- ir*.l- II .r iM-« n* im- __ ARCHITECT. oSce No. 16 and 17 Nixon's Building, northeast oor tier of LaSalle end M-'nn>e»»se.Nov op-o. 3#3 W»at Sladitns-H. t. S. FITCH CO fat. 1>« oand In Temporary quarters erected at th-ir »»ld Miixl. iA3 and im Daarb, Brunch office at «;i C«tlMtfe Op-Te-ar.. w«-arTbtrty*Bnil*«l. V\V hiTp- several arr4ica(ia iruo nna-rtfldeni CAplialUt* who with lo invent In !«euilt Sid# pr perry. Parties «ti to* t<> •c l or pr>>p*r:y in th* oarm detnrj or elsewhere will plena# call apoo *r ad:re*» a« alc*i. Office, 5i \y H. Hart, Aaten Co., S and 7 WEST 31AD1SON-BT. basement Norton's Building, bare rntmil hn?ln-»» ■I «b»ve location, nod are prepared to flit orders T» fiaainlev* Bags, Burlap. nnd Goony Bag*. FW Sacks and Grocers* P*p*r Bags. Bus of all ktn.la. 11..pM to besrlr»a*edr old friends and others with orders. To the Mtuve Trade. Briipsrrr !*mi ch x cti., Tmy Stove Works, are pr-par-d to fornlsh foil Iln*-« of tlmrro.tfcli.rai'a hrr% luk. st»v«e. AJ*o thecal** l>n h]k>(l c m| parlor «tevr, the Da bu iot\ai oirt priors. Warrr. osts, Clark, n-ar isur Ill** 111 Ibe Iteal Kitaie Loan aud Trust Cud pany Will epeo for bo>ln*o at sis wabash-aV.. Wednesday nrnrHnU. ..\v Dfilßciir. MICH WT)e]r«aia Orojuir qiviUlioo* U-f.ire pn’ch i lmt--N«r- Lake ahore. Boar Peck Coon, ami win reeautr hn- Alnws Inarery few* day*. Good.-* ary now arriving. We irntt no efforts on-the part'or oar customer* win be'onrited to continue placing u* in po-so-iim of aralUble fandsat thn earlli**:' moment. U-'m;-. Correacj by ezpreea. Agency, Builder*’ Hardware. Tb* only complete stock let tu th rite m tvlnii i l at IIOPQE A HOMERS. TS M oat i:« a MrU su W.* ipadt-a, sherd*, pick*. Ac. A vplcn-lid stock of r-. rolrsra. Jamesou Morse, mar ba found at 41 w< I*l Smith Marian *t.. will r •am<*ba»lß-m fctou. \uilcr or <»m« *nl rUcr «Ji wpiro In row d ye. Sheldon Waterman, •*l6O Michigan »r„ uni aftwr Nor. u N\, BitUdmg. corner -I LaSnlt- ami M.-nr-e «i-. Joliet Mound Co. Office and Yard at lUeutdp'ACv. S. W.. CORNER WASHINGTON A MARKET STS. Thniuh wr bare had a hard born." we ar nit m-lird.*’ Wa win make a DIHCoUN nF u I'D: CKNToXSEWERI’IfE.aBd uiiw t "'brr wares. Tit.- DH\IN TILE. U 'II If.l* K AND Flt.K BUI- K. troiu nnr price* *ei.um ti.r u.e Our old ctWomerj. who Into burnt mi who afo r—Bisti.c wilt pie.*- n* Uw-lr Orders, and we Will Ull ibem at i.uc% and i.«* ti.n* aakedj* »hk«iw.n*t ts. nl o N AND SEED MERCHaN i>, ’outractora *>r d.*-lsi ff , To-U «ul ?l cun f'. >ll r >ly r.,f iwvup«i| -n! Fom»V or I >r*- m tn.i >t- »’n>t* >n t f l»y, wl»h tool* ait-1 a« i,-:.ih-rv »r m mi c:n c Md*««diniii:>-.racMr «>r •mplovui.'-t i iw m. tqi.|--n« w*i>T pow-r. iu>h ir.u u* Hi*. J Im>l ;un lt)r b**l.i ui I lie c«u *l. i u- .r 1,.. I«l Mid, and .?t. Unit A vltnu U ilr >r, l» F^rin ppl, to L P S.iNO« ir, 6H ««i 'dnm* •loir Pealcrs. Whulcmib* and IMall, li 3 W-1 'I •*oo-»t. Bowen, Hunt Winslow. ro PKG6. WHITE AND i OL-iREP BLAN£Kr>. «hieh vit| b*> piiM rln-ip hv tli<* (•i.-lc C.J «r e-rn r pr.. :* Sh-’>gi-> i*>- li c rtoad. CrlNJl! u»,« ft’-s DURHAM 1 ro.SFIKL I* 114 WEST MADISON'S t Perkins, Storn 4 Co.’s Offlce for the present will h- *t 5.» i Being among the .offerers ol ib-Uiv xir»*. »e ■••.i. ealtv solicit itaanidof all fcrxiu* ln.|.bj.-l to in t •-nd at currency or dra u on New Writ, ivhh-h be thankfully rceriVrJ Ml t-rdcra lor A I,ll' •I; NIA WINKS. BRANDXO. Ac*.. *-nt hmumilH promptly filled from nnr New York h-m- until an new atock arrives. Thanking »nr f ifcnr p.i tronage. w» temalu, respectfully. PhKKINr STEUNAU). HENJ. RKCCB. Jg.. Afloat, iy IValwili-sr. Equitable Life Assurance Society OF TUKONIIED-TAI ES. a now located at 6R3 W«bojli*av. All bo»k*. p.u-: >ud money pre*erv-d. Eldridge Tourlellotto hawe located thclc law offico for the presunt at i Weil Uadleon-et. and also at the Avennc Hut:? corner of Wabaab-ar. and Twenty seconder. CALLAGHAN* COCKCROFT. KB Ratdol;- •t.. have on the way an entire new stock. and be ready for boaipeea in a tow days. E..C. RTANJc Co., iotoranc* 47 r^u Oanalntrepr. rrqapjt tbelr friends and pitrnni brtns ft and pr s-‘ot their claim*. f-areeil'l mn«-jr|a coll-ciM Tollman i King, 53 wear labc.st. Wa are amr iecei«i>.* eo»*-1. ..ur n .w nr.-rf. t e*t Lak'*-«t. ?ball be retdt to (ill nil rl- r- M.> Uy. MiL'M.N KU.C. \V iti I -'pl’rni Tenney, nccte.laii «fe lemiey, \TTOUN kT AND ''OU.N’i LO II 4M Wabastwv. special att-tlion to l«».nr-».e- Drs. Blr 4 E. Gardner’* Artificial UmbMn aetory, 93 T*-enty er p*-rm*n*ntly located at <79 Wal-t-h «r or.of ELtn-lg Onrt, <>ver S-ci.n*i .\„n n-.l B»i. II the TaliMhle abstracts, secnrtii*** and p-n-rtc mated to Q* wan* a vod. W* bUnK [.r loewaad are aiding onr clients in securing their oraneeaa speed! y a* pos.iide HUMMING* E.Wi*>, Att»rnets at L.«, Not: nidic. Uni mI > B<»i-aiun**r. M. DUMMING CIIAKLE*- L. PA«*T COMMISSION MERCHA NT Lazarus Silverman *i Co., C. A. RILE.*. Acml. Removed to M 3 Wabeah.av., and d.dne hu'i-rts Ttaaporarr office, its South Ot«b*»s Larrabee »rue 5* Q* Railroad cmaaing and ladlsua >mlih’s ieo bouse. Orders agsla promptly aih* f PSIOPO Iho flftL Supplies. their omen CHICAGO. tlCkl.iVO PRINTER IiAW OKKKE IU W rat Hard,•>!» Fin d; M-Ward, J. .Moralioll, U"- K r rill- We St.n Lire. GRATA B \RIIIIW Jl1»l Itrcv d. to W„. L V-t. i arter duue-s I>4W office 7W Wal>gsh«aT. up «t «ir* Dr. Abbott, H. F. ."3NMMIN, Cenen*l Ag-iTt. Law Books. Insurance C\o.ice, Artflclal L.uib»* To Our Client*. Wallace Henderson, 3. West Washington**!., ROOM A BANKERS. Geo. H. Gale, Coßßlsslwa Merchant, Ai South’s Mead' As Rt**v»iu». ======== CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1871-10-22 page 4 | https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1871-10-22/ed-1/?sp=4 | fetched 2026-09-14T06:02:10Z ======== FINANCIAL, &AnjtDAVErxKtvoC^ et 21. lamrabW indication of ih« of ibe bmk« of, this city that tb yl want Nvw York exchange, and are aU wilUnc .'bay- t ot only of their customers, bat ot each j other, tMs is one of the most unequivocal eyi icneos the re-establishment of ooafiJtnee on' th«* part rie.* will be higher next week. As me niooed yeiterdiT. lour or fire of the lending hanks find that their deposits bare in ern.srd. nth.-r- find that their* bav- dimmldKrt. AiumL r-fthr hanker* hare shown u? lb* K)otit.« f tb- lr general accounts showing thei. conduit r. at tba close of boslnes* yesterday, and ever lr. -ome case* where deposits bare dimm ishrdaj much as 20 to 25 per ocnl during the week a find they are stronger h cash means to t.rot»Tt:to their deposits. Several of the Na tion til I mks n*.w bold evh means to the extent et fmm »Vl to 7S per cent ol their deposits. This If. of o irsc.nn abnormal condition, that will rMeocinue when business revives, The de mands ot retiring trade will not only diminish dep-sits, hut as toon as Ibe banks can Cnd oo wb- areaoWentcustomers.aU the avail obit* m> m* they can spare will bo called out to loans, nnd money will become scarce. It not to be ext-ected that banking and general huVmo could receive to great a blow as has keen e'Perieaced, without the effects cropping rut iu ‘me form or another dnrmg the next year. In ba-hint, as to other .business, there will ceecss: rily bo charges. Some banks will lose Lnsiur-s. and tome will gain, and Ilia mpojsiV-*. tbat«»?te of t* l Bmaller oneswill find iliadiuouf to wind up. a* n eniioned yesterday. money is obtainable lor advances on gmn to bo shipped easlwaw, hot il«- banks are diacounting do mercantile j *Ynr?gard to the collection of their bills rocciv-i able the banks are in most eases holding on to the bounce* of customers whose paper tbey.bold I and w; ich will mature in the next thirty or.sixty dw a. Hut where tba makers of the paper are foWen*. and explain their situation to the hanks, the la-tcr are generally willing to pay the check* ol rub customers aa usual, trusting to their afcUitv to meet their paper when due. A f w-graphical error in the money article ol rest*f lay made us say that collections sent..bare from übroad were being generally Paid. It rtioa'.: b*ve read. being generally protested tl t.t.t p-id.’* Wo may add, iu ibia connection, thnt t-i near as we can learn, not more than one tbird of the collections sent hero from abroad ar« being paid. On the rest tbcip is d-lay. We ind we wern in error in saying that Messrs. G»orc C. Smith Co. were to be tho agents of th- B ink of Montreal. We learn that Mr. Wm. Richi rds, at present manager at St. John, N. l:., is t.. be one of the agents, and will be here in a law days. Bankers’ Locations. KC.& O.F. Badger are at 683 Wabash ave nue. they are paying all email cheeks, and say they trill be doing business as usual early next Week. _ Be l Estate Loan Trait Company open at Can V. j'ossh avenue. Thu Corn Exchange National Bank mil move tolx-yd's Block, corner of Lake and Market firet.;, next week. New York Stock Market, Tb temporary panic In New York yesterday, rerdl'ing from a rumor o! Chicago banks bavi p suspended, has evidently been mcceded by a great improvement la tl c general feeling to-day. Ms Is indicated by the ilsc io the prices of stocks. As souq os it beeo.nes understood in New York tbat the banks of Ci icago feel disposed to increase their bal ance. in that city their will doubtless be a further Jsapi fVement. Future Bazik Locations. filrrb interest Is felt a# t» where tbo bams wllUind p-rmanent locations in the future, it bem-eoi ccd»d that their presootolaeMareono. temi mry. In this connection it u well t*> boar In Bi.ml that *1 the two remaining divisions o. the city. Madison street on the sV est e and Wnbflsb avenue and Btat< *.tr-;t on the Snath Side, are now tbo prin cj(.:r hofincfS tb«.rougbUres, But tbe jonotioi o* th-#enr els is now in the midst of a wilder Q-s run The hu-iness district <*f the South Divi -«>u will, of coarse, be rebuilt bat it wil tnxc m- do It. In the meantime a great oixn’* kinds n| business will bare become p-*r mm. C'K larlber south end fonbei w- -t TV." Norm B:do will be rebuilt moeh (r.<-V e lunbcr south and further west than they «rer< before tbe fire. Beal Estate. Tl t following instruments were filed for record on titurday, October 21 s WARBSXrre DKKOS—CITY PROrKRTT. L« i f<» i:» Wbii«> Blocks 46. 47 And M of W. Bec. i~.29 14, dated September IS; coosidera s 28*ond 29 in block 12 in D. S. Lee’s Addi dated Oct- her 10; rnnsideraticn. SI/00. E'Soflote 16 tol'Jofblock 12 in Walker’s S F. J-.. *N- c.iß. 39.14, dated October 17: considera- L* t IW. «nd n H Lot 39. io William B. OgdenV Bloc k 134. in Sebuol.Saeiion Addition, dated Oc toh* r IT; consideration, $6,000. p, uiins st.. 733 leet south of Twenty-second yt., east front. 2SOzS4I feet, dated October 4: coot -u« ration. £31^50. SOUTH or CITT LIMITS, tco3. 11 al e*tnte morlffßfos aod trust deeds, 2: quit claim and other deeds eocreyine property'in Co- i; County, 5; chattel tcorteacei, 8; together r-lti X 6 instruments, which were rc-rccorded by yearon of the fire. 3(oney and Stocks In Jfew York, 7s Kir York. Oct- 21.—G>*1(J opened firm at loans. 1.64 per cent for use. Uteat* iur».Ss9.Tiirst''ebs freely among the weaker class ot buy rs. The features were Western Union, Northwestern and New York Central. The xssi *et closed firm but Inactive. To bank statement was favorable. The fol* lowing are the changes Las is, decrease. J)op sits. decrease.*.. ....._ -11.591.100 FjiPv ir, incrensc Si',7oo Leg-1 tenders, Circulation,decreaec........... 59.7U0 Mono decidedly easier, closing at 5@6 per cent. fit .to bonds dull sod neglected. 6l Tlirg exchange. 108 Con *Bl -..USJCConpF, *65, ne* U£?-i Covin, 5-aw ’62 IHViiCooiw. ’67 .112^ C*. D.-(. .ilSUjCoups, ’6S— *.112% Coui‘S» ’55 Il4'<|Coupi, KM Us -107^ Si jto bor.da: Ccttr-nc* Cs.....—.—los9{iVinfiniaf f old 62 Mis ount—.— 93 (Virginias, new 69 Tennessee?, 01d...... 63}£|K. Carolina!. 01d... S7 r Tcnneflsecf.oew,,-. 63**1 K. CaroUoas. sow- ISM Shocks: Can on G5 (Roet filmd.o9^s W. U. Tel 10K \S. J. C :.....iw itliu tpo<9^..~l?*lo» rfc L.— Ts;£ itai pos* 3» Exprw#~.... 82 Do pfd 82 W«“« V*tga*» ex So%]Fort Wayne V 7 /a« Eiprcii. A2K Tpe- H the'Twcnty.-Sorenih General At- ’i" l f/’f‘ T i tto .Ur sojourned. though the i tom li> hae «tu J Q a ,jj nurliro f: M i s °“"i T«ldar° AVll”o' October. .The mem; on luMW; [helr j, tr Jitn, mileage, and ber* i> BT _ n( j fjjtve cone, and 1 boi t&O hv yoU call until the 15t£ 5. T rr f the day n,on uMch S. ■J&TW.Sf ss “isr^sts Jdlct naoltmqpf. U that tbo Attorney General ha« -rrm dimbt* ai totbo conmtutj.maiity pret td d ’uoii if cQt cloßc hold the name Tieae. Other ptotnlnont la«£n act ia in crery respect m etnot contor T to nil the r»ouireujen«» of the constitution. bill has not yet been aimed by ?h. Governor, or tbe bill for the «pen»as H,;, tneclal session. but he wiß alo<>claM perform that duly before thftday fixed; °VJL°Un:**P« t M ot eitoriionjjls will leare •e. A r,; c ht lor the purpose ol newlna the vn(t«ofCWeaco; one party by tbe Chicaco A AI *■IL BL .aodihe othrr by the Gilman, Cliotyii. Springfield and the Illinois Central Roads. rTAM. Sft'wfcißf, Uie Mormon, Couvlctcd of Adultory. R.IT Lilt. Oot 21. —The-tor to to»H»«klM B,7 ‘L,«r(rin last algbt with a tealed rerdwt. came I _ P e QC d thla morniog r whlcb ;r.«Sd to b« ••Biltr." The, court, JT crowded anU tbo aanocacemont 1 ti.n. Hie Coancil-for lb. too court that defendant b« taken l"’..pva ell the polygamtitg at the mercy of th Brat Tile. who. under the net, Ulb only partv wbn eao militate broeopdiuc* against tV> hus band. The quo was contested on-both side*.-with Ktenl determination, end the. charge of Chief Justine MoLcan to the jury Ustnight is spoken of übetor eminently able. Baa* Ball. Tbot. 2J. Y„ Oct. 21.—The White Stockings of Chicago to-dtj defeated the Haymakers. Sootc, 11 to 5., c.6 l y. t: THE CITX tX BRIEF. Meat Depots. The meat dealers who ormerly did business os Kinti- street hare’ transferred themselves is body to West Randolph street, in the open mar* ket place between Detplatnes and lialrted streets. Hero they hare erected one-story wooden simUar.to those in which they were formerly located on Kioxio street. The line of stroctnres la eontinnons between Uc’plaincs and Union streets, and between Un ton and Halted streets, a break occurring at Union street. ]>acy 4 of IVeir York, rcprefcatod in this ciiy by Messrs, Ogden. Sheldon d: Scndder, Ko. G2 S"Qlh Canal street. rapidly adjusting and paying its losses. r are Informed that payments, amounting to near ty one hundred thousand dollars, have been made to claimants under their policies. BORN. JUPD-On the I9tb inat., at Barrington. Ills. Sirs. Char.'K. Judd of a daughter. MARRIED. I.ABCK-WEBSTEB-On lh* mb lnat.,byß«». James Harrison, at tbs residence »t tbs -bride's father, ilr; |Vm. Webster, Mr Wilson H. Large and W«s Mary K.-WebMi-r.. SUBKIIAUBT—COSGROVE—On the t:th Inst.. by rbe Rev. paoiel Lord; of C* Ivary Oliurcb. Joseph Barkbenlt an') Anna t>>sgrore. COATS—BOBBINS —In Benton Harbor, Mich.. tVedtteeday. October id, at tbe residence of tbe bride’s father, Henry U. Coats, of Chicago, and Cyn i ht-« K eldest daughter of N. Robbins, Esq. ALBIN-CAUDY-In this city, on the nth Inst., by tin Her, 11. W. Thomas.of P»rk Aseuoe Method* l«t Church. Sir. 11. S. Albln and Silas Louise S. Car >ly. Partlr-s and officiating minister all of tbl» city POUBHOY—FHObT—InibIs city, on the etenine tf October is. H7I, atA o'cloek, at tho bride’s reel i»nce. t>7S West Lake->t.. corner of Wood, be tbe Iter, Dr. K. P. Goodwin, Cyrus W. Pomeroy and Ce 'estn Kiost. all of Clitcutco, DIED. r,IBBS-i>dr.bef Chatlw Edward, ton of J.B and Hannah A. Oibba. u Fun-rat hnoday. October Ti, at 1:30 p. DI., from retidenco. Sooth Mor/an at. CITY MAT, ESTATE, TOR'BALEH4’4xl3}..fe«t'OD Monroe-st.. near Veils. House and lot, 25x105 feet, on Fostor-it., a a ar Har rison. _ House. 20x40 feet, with four yean lease, on res -plstnea.st., n-ar Lake. Bouse and lot, SSxPO feat, on Vi c*v Lake-st., sear Westrrn*ev. House, with lease of lot for fire years, on Vest Lake-st., ce«r Ann. House and lot JOsSOfeot, on Jeffsrson-st., Mar Monro*.' i v t ISlxtno feet on West Klnzle at, near Dtpol; 40xia» Teel, with four-story brick, sontbn'eit cor ner Causl and lUndolph-als. C.J. CXIRSE A l-»„ Beal Estate Arrnts. 1 i No. 9 South CansV.it.. Room L. T7OB FALK—By C. C. Thayer A Co.. Aoclloneers r and Beal Estate Agent!, Sp. 41 Hubbard court, the following bargain*: _ _ State.Bl., north of Van Boren, last front, 30z123 leer. Monroe-at.. eatt of Fifth-ae., 40x100 feel. Michigan.**.* until ofLak»-*t.. a 3>» yaart’ true without retalnatiooa/ A apUadid chance. and baerment brick tiorjsa, 14 rootbr. nil modern ItnrroTemeDUjhjllOxJOO feet tw alter, cheap. Michigan-ar.. north of Twanty*ai*tb»et., a >etorr fratta* tnil W|.V tMiinunt hniiu, 19 reemi, alt modern Improvement*; let £oxlso thet to alley. Wabmh-ar.. north of Foortcenth-st,. a Taloablo ioaprotod corner property. \ve«l Lake at., star the rirer- 20*85 feel.. Mllwaukee-ar., near Wicker Park, M>*l6o feat to U Qot alley. A.bargain. _ 11*011 SALK—Very cheap, nrw6-room cottage, bt) window in front, lake w«Ur to. with two lots m t'ossatt st.,oac>hloek west of Western ar.,betwi>en Klnr. a and Fulton Hi. TTOIi FALK—Twn*story aun casement brickhome, near Ellis Park, Cottage Orem*. Easy terms, nr would exchange for good acre property and cash. J. U. McQUID, Unutlw H>n». T*UR SALE—House .on lons Dma. marble front L two-Mory and basement. b[*u French roof, bar n Ac., all new furniture. Cash. Between Thirtieth ain' Thlrtr-flret >U.. IH? BUchlgin gr. J. |J. RciSS. poll SALK—House And nearly 4 year* op lease. Mo. tn North DesplaioM at. inKriuC J CORSE, Room C, Yates’ Building. comec L'anat and Randolph. c 1 Von SALE-By O. S- IIUBBA UP. Jit., some Terr t la the burnt district, *l° “IwfiV" ?,9. d »«.and Washlnfftoo st. h* Hb BOARD. JR., it) South Caual st. nud 4T',i Wabash ar.- ._ w.roo.w) T* DR Three fine hottsca, brick, with etnn* trimming*, two *torle« nod basement, just bnilt, ami-ton* ready for occupation by let of Norctub-r. •L* c Ji, il rtßr Situated on Roe St. Honor**, a half Mock south of Madlsoust. Thar will be for rent if net eoM by Ist uf Moremlwr. JKO. O. ROD* bRS, 093 West Monroe at. and at High School build* i»e. FOR SALE-Bnrocd distrlct-Bareains ia central businefs property. Ilarn glron purchasers, dnrlnr the past week, the beet bargains had its Chicago |«t Tear*. Lcare yone name* wbo waat barnina. HOTCHKISS. Ileal Kstata Agent*, 63Ca* Choko lota tor bulidinc purposo* tor I *2&tor*aoo, Tanias burnt* out al.ould |*arn a lea •on and ert* lilUo .out of the centre of lbat»*- wbjre tlioy art Ina axpou-d to tl** fix*. 0-' •Ul-'L* a '*i. ri l od •'“OttcloUx STOJ*-^" Utmost Kandolpfcat, STTBURBAJ^ ■OU SAJIF ios>* Vov IK KVAN&TOy— KOBTR'fcVaNS pKOWHE. Evw»ten. V_»'l Mar4f«ood, sood uro-atorj' n oov\ yj .T&uS‘Jci>-m »r> J1 I V vtttinfhan ,isn? 'V/ 5 ™ii. »tsi..wo; »i.f«i «1 In GUncoe—2 new Gothic bou«»* *?-?SSSVS£!iu**WOe.ch; tonal Mtmoh down. f i‘.l2«?n r i 2 anJ3r»«ro. «Mh 5 per coni InieroM. i monthlr p"rmcnto wlih 9 per com; mort oi h?n«M will b- rented »fl*r tlie Ut of 2*o»rrol*t 1 !?S!?. I '.°?r .T. E. nnnwx b. UOT-Or tor At Maywood, a ilocra from 9 to in 2 s ■-v.il* At K»»u«ton—r»«ld#QC»;«, at Er«tnto». HiLE~-Or Rent—The ondemUned «Ul p* hi* beautiful residence in Lcmonl. 35 tnUe* bora moiir. 11l- Fon SALE—A Jarre J atoryb- tc* coUaR" contain* U(»Ui|» rooms..with store ro''m». pantrya, «nd clout#, ou Korin Uabted tL. near Diteni »t.. Lake View. Fob aM»K—By n. \v. stums. ao Handoiph-t. «3 a month will buy a nice bouae »n.J aUw lot near the Depot at Jefferson; SO mincitea.rlde from the city. FOB SALE—A floe hoof* ana lot at Uleerside. and on eair term*. Will exchange for im proTed or nnimoroTW Chicago real estate. Addre*« RIVERSIDE. Trihnneoffice. FOB SAI.B— Cheap andon easy Icrroa. two tine residences In Hinsdale. within ttse iniouie* of K K. fetation. U daily train* to Chicago. AlsobtUfsa to rent. Indirect 4. L. HIRES. Hinsdale. I •'OB ‘NAbß—*l,l*o wilt buy a beautiful new 7 Tootneotlafeand lot at North Ktantioa; only f2TO doan and bib a month until paid. lUA BROWN. Rouen 6. corner Ilalated and Randolph* it"vß SALK-A123 will bur a nice lot at North P Eran»toa: kin cash down an I *3 monthly until Mtd Ira BROWN. Room 6. Masonic Building, oomer Ualated and Itsndoiph.sfs. F'ORSALS oaaeir term*, or exchant" for aub. urban bU -TooJ BiOl-r.l lal.le. 877 Pr.lrlcs*. COUNTRY KR Al* LSTAEE. 1?OI15ALB-Or rxabooff* for North Mdeor other Jt: Scopurtr. 1M acroa, I‘mUc from railway and county seat of Hancock County. lor*. J.NO. MfIiOLSON, Baal £*ute and llouae Agent, M Aoat Uarriaou'ity, EOB-SALE-Or-lo exchange for Clilcato property —An iniproee*J I«w» farm of acra*. S mile* from Cedar Fall*, on the mad to Grundy Centre, and on the north branch of Black llawit creek. Good dwelling boose, out house*, and partly under cuui ratioo. For further Information apply to the owner, j. W. PKiymvibLß. Jeffenon-at. »uk hAb*C—l will aril my farm of »W acroa. aitoai- C bliy, the Dubuque A Sioux City, and alto theDavenporl A St. Paul IL Ri.alao the BlaquokelA Rlfer ia narlgabl*. T!n« ia •t a great bargain, and amongst church-a >ud of tbt liinh.it onler JhJr fniJUnr to- Srmstion. address JAb. C* BARiLAh, No. 11*3 icbtgau*»s.. Chicago. HI. TTOIt *»A I.K-KA BM atilrs farm. near 1)# 4> Kalb. ,I|U. 62 «iU« from Chicago, one of the beat farms in Jlliuota. VV’ill be sold at once at a great aacriliee. in M. W», »tO, or acre iracU. Ad arm K._y.JUJTION; Jiycamow. CITY BEAX. ESTATE.. ('AIiF.-Haui* and lot «n itn rnrner of Ihv )>a«t avenue no lb* Wtit .sMo. L>rse lot end uaoi hi>u*w, nawlr and lianrlmmalr flnlibe l, lu par* tact order. with all modern Improvement*. AUo nrnltun*. and Imraea and cerrlatte*. The car riage houaa and out Imilditis* ar- modern, the yard Ularge and the rrendars ar- j.i every way de*'n*blr tnrnur party wlihint an attractive h-mto. Thu puce U to be aold i>u accoontofill health o the owner. Tonne ra*r; June credit for tlio greater part of the ptirchaea money for twrticnlara apply to LYMAN A JACK3UX, Loom 3, 3a. 79 West Med* Uqu at. v. Ij'Oß SAIS-Or to tbrto ont of. I block of lire elegant Front stone dwellings. three stories and basrmeat. flrit-rlaiM to every respect, for sale at to rent; located on EUI-*-av. Inoalro at cor ner Kllli.ar. and Tblrty.serenth-et. HOLLAND vhb.se. UOR hALE—#soodown and #4ooln three years,.will 1 buy* o-aC. new and'comfortable eottege’and lot n<-«r street can Call (or AYE US, corner Cat •ageGrnve.aV and Fnrty«B‘(h*«t. F'"K 8a LB-Frame h-nse mi iVuire-«v,, 3«io*»« lot. can ior furniture if they wish yp «*wf tM Mich»n*»i-»V,, between Thirteenth and FouruA I.K—Good and cheap lots on South slue, mi Arnold, Butt-rfleld. Buddan. Garribaldl, 54ib. 3«th, 28th, 29th. 30thand 35th-at«., and on SUnrtl-ff M«d Wentworth ars. Five years, six per cent. No advance In price tbonfih sorb lots must toon doable ia value. The (nerrased demand for building lots near where so many tens of millions must be paid lor Übor, ill advance (be price of such lots. The old prices sod easy terns. ALBERT CRANE,: 872 Wabash at. i.'ORgALE-Lotsineither.dlvislon of the city, of I any also required, for manufacturing or resi dence, on 3 0r.5 years' time, without cash payment, loparties who wish to build immediately. SNTDtK A LEE. Real Estate Agents No. PSontti flalsted-at 1?OR SALE—Or to rent-3 storr brick house, with furniture, No. 4ft South May-st. Apply on pro me***, between 9 m. and 2. p. m. FOR SALE—3I4XIBO feet on Clinton sc., southeast corner Washington st. 100X150 feet on Canal st.. southeast corner W,ih lorton st., and running through to West Walor-et. will lease cither proserty for forty nr fiflv years lor good improvements. G. 8. HUBBARD. JII., Heal Estate Ag»nt. 70 Canal st. F 'OB SALK— House and lot No. 136 Archer »v., a new three story brick building, and basement marble front store 25x65. Inquire at 136 Archer av FOR SaLE-Great sacrifice for each— 2 choice lots on Walnat-sc., near Wood, per foot, ftlouduy. ROBERT GOOOWIILIE. Ural Estate Agent. 133 West M«disoa*Bt. FOR SALE-AND LEASE IX BURNT DISTRICT, by W}i. D. KKKFOOT, 69 Cost Washington**!. 25 feet oq Slonroe-sU, Wiwctti Clark ami LaSalle. IS f«wt on Clark, between Van Bureu ami Harri«ot 25x115 feet on State, between Jackson and Van Huron. 31x190 feet on Washington, near Franklin. 40x160 feet no Randolph, uvar Clark. MxlM foot on Clark, near Polk. 46x190 feet on Uonroe, near Welts. 75x63 feet to lease, corner State and Adams. 45x90 feet to lease, corner Clark and Monroe. 52x150 lect to lease. South Water, cast Clark, F'OR SALE—At Hinsdale— Houses, all realty to use: cheap, aud on easy terms: bish ami rolling land, and twenty trains to and from the city. A ti improved farm of 60 acres tor aaie ebrap, or will trade for city property. On account oi hast Id the cilr. 1 may be aces or aiMresn-dat Hi»ajil». U. j. BTOIK3H. t'Ull h\LE—ileu*e and lut HM Indiana ar.: new bouse, lot 36x161: pat on long time; title perfect end abstract ready; price ST.lon: no advance since the fire. .JAMEB ft. BCIUNI.N, Beal Estate Broker. 447 Wxt Jncfcann at. bH'll LKASK-XX'Vy feet uuttbeoat cornar of Adams and Franklin at. BNYDKH LEE, Heal Katate Ac-nta. No. 4 Metropolitan Block. FUtt SA liK'-Fino business property in tmrut dis trict; four choice residence*. t>u Web tsb ar., to rent for. business pmoertys Hrde J'srk residences lor-ntoreell. TTLKICH k BOND. 51 1 Wabbsh ar. FOB SALE—4J>zT4 feet, west Irout. on Market si., ‘■etween Adams and Qnlncy; eaiy terms. sNYPEK X LKR. Heal K*tato Agents. 9Soolh IlsUtod st. FOB bALK—Valuable lease, 7axS4 feel, soollieast corner of State and Adams at.; ground rent fur 15 years 55.500, valuation each ten yean thereafter. 4NYOEB A LEE, Beal Estate Agents,» South Hal ted st. X'OB SALE—A fine 3-story marble front bonae with L basement. on Vabash ar., No. 1149, very ebaap, Immediate possession. A good 3-« tory marble front bonae. No. 171 Cain oistar. Several roUagos on monthly payments. Farersl booses mpr«tun* bouse J3a» I'rairTe dV.. brooms; lot. ?sxisn to alley; offered at a b>r* calo ii tskun souu, O. WHIPPLE A (JO., Koora fi. Mssoole Building, southwest corner Randolph and Halstod-stti. HUIOALr.— Leasaul lines bmtsaaud lurnitnro n*r sate,on Sixtet-nlb st.;also rooms tn rent at 453 Wabash ar. Inunlreof JAS. A. CUWLES, Attorney at Law, #53 Wal asb ar. i-OR SALE-Py Tbo*. A Hill A Co.. Beal Estate I Broker*, 401 Wnbasbav*. Indiana ar., brick bouse and lot, 57X1C2 foot, nsaf riabterntb st. Indian* ar,, marble front bouse, near T*’ »lrtb st. c Indiana ar., bouse and lot nl J.* ,ir> orn «**r Waahlneton tt.. 2t >vF rHt.L Rrf |»GDMN> am W«tt Mimluhw at. L'UB Manucaciuriue lot cu hy -ton tb .v? l Zi MCOn,< D<, AHport-*ts. (ne*r Cantre-av.) AkhRA X EUFF.S4I Wahasb-ar. pOH SALB-Vcrr. ebaap-A neat cottage, an-1 lot, •_ bear Bio* Island arenas cars,.tUadnorih-of p„lk 'Vi? ff'i.'■•/".TM! »«M Ulh ul Hop o*rm« rent. J Q W. Tribune nffit*... 1i OB bA LL—A fine rrsidiiuce of room* turnisLad and lot. JSxIOO. on Barnalrf* et.r aWoooWtllina and larga tnt onlUby at.; tMtags and ]iVt. Trier at cottage and two lon. Comlu at.: f olendld fro t 8 f« VJo “P h *.ldi7? firm of 4« cr® ,a,ra a farm e,y ny acres, aisnllo* fJ^thapMlMi^, e‘acre*, near Chicago. lot*, a flno dry goods gevvenr* l^^ C«*l >.u*lnets ehaneesa. If. KENNEDY ft.QQ.. So. us Madison #U. V with atoto. pitnated in L*i2.r**¥ tT l tho. ctry. «and aoitable for any busl nata. Inquire at 4to Garrison at, up atalrs. new Bm*claßS Clereland stone 'roiit Uouwaon »juo ol the.South bide arenum—the neatoal house* Die city. with all modern improve* Rieattaad lot* IM. fcA*ep; «t only cadi. ,Ap. plr to SMITH A CAPWELL. 134 Somh farkwr. 1/Ott PALE—OR HKNT—Several marble iront. I brick. and frame bmisea on South and Wcg; FI.Im, bySMITU 4.CAUWELL. IMKouth Park at. orSKlTFulionst. FUR SALE OR EXCUANOE— For house, lots and part rash, two new bosses on the North Side. Call at trt Frwmont.ti. L‘UK »A LK—Two*att>ry basement brtek hous® 1 (new) pad lot. containing store 2JT42 feat; »helring and conniers. fire rooms upstairs* Mooewi., balance In four yean; I*- story house a*,,i lot on Wwt Washii.gfon-at *2.200; two.»tory aIL» I basement brick house (13 rooms) and to*, modern I rroremeßts.ooWerren.ar. ttr.irt). Cotiase and y*, J Loomka.st., «7,500; two-ilory and t>.*e m Dt hla? 1 house on W eat ACaois-st.. fira**a)ats. lio.ttm; TT C •**ct bauDess comer, burnt district, Nm»* >*V>k cheap; roust be eoM this week. Wll Side" CHANDLER, Real titale and Leap .LIW A Writ Madison*st. brokers. W' [[’OR SALE—Two brick hoo*M ar mi I'ark.ar.. naar ib>ta.y** .a lot bet. property in the Nmt district *t. Patties haring learn us a risscrintron a* w« ho sell will Vi* th» hnn«r> fr«ut CaTnphdl r Ar C°,lP* . t *CJ P tißlib 8H06., Real K»Ut« Dealer*. 1 a nrfleow-el. r oA t-E—A U«W raiutr. i rcKim*. wU’n r»U Utnr; arr'j at Unbbard»t C*' jUSALR-Th*.bbu» 1S» Stal«»t, c;» *a»* term*: I.*, aleo. stock and fixture*. If doetreJ; inquire at n»w« depot. ICS* t'tate *t. .it W .fftGMIF At. ESTATE. FOH SALK-liou**, lot. *od T»CMJJ lot; bou«e« to rent and lot* to law I" *o »ri* of the city; r-*r particular* applT to f. hV AN6, fO ott WuMbUh'i «U ________ Foil SALK—*O fiTl od Mielilean n»-. near Uafce»l.: Si fret on MicUlfauar, near Wa*hin«ton at.; 30 feat on Canal m., near Monroe: U.'.xi:.9 rrat on nal »i., o*ar Af tv'na* of »t mom' elOMta; larrelot; apply to A. POTTER, on the prcra lam, 103 Jrff*reon*st. 1">li RsaLK-BV JGOUUD,W a*. Land m the burnt dlatriet for r»le or to •oRSALK New cott«ge hnu*-. and cheap leaar of Inf, laqalre at ay Snath I>e«pl*>ne» at. t>yu SALhI-Clieap -y u oil »d*iu4 M. oear Dt.»r* born; 73 ft on Dearborn st, near Folk. So Uon State -t near F01k52 ft on MtrMeaa *T and Adam" it: Ml ft on Randolph and Well* *jj; acre* j»«at 'iotith l’-rk; »ft on Slate at. near HarrUon. B. L. UoXORE. 773 Michigan ar. uU JALK-A nut brick hon*a»ml lot ouWeit Ren.lolpb at. Inquireat the hooae. corner o Willard piece. RMITH S CADWKLb. SAUR-A Taltteble «h«*'l »ra'e,h**luß n«ne rear* to run. for anv wholesale busineas. wherr a Plain brick bull ling could b# run up iu r«ont of the milage* thereon; it 1* .Un-tad. b-lng f" ibacornerof ilooroeand II all ted at*.. No. IS3. but on* block Irom Madison; al*o a Ur«a trainr lir>o>e of 12 roomi. Willi *ll modem implements, "t too Warren ae. Apply by letter to J. C. W. oAlLhl. CLAFI.XN BROS., SO* SUdi»ou-»t., have 300 It. ffunt on 3ladi»on»*t.. foe In I<»u to amt purcli*" -rs. i.H'R feALB-Two story and baeemenl h>*uie «n> r Wabaah-ar. near Twentr-tourlb at.; 3. 1 year* UaeaatAllSnefT*ar. A aplendid bargain. tart of S^tnrtSraril W.O.COUK. Kami KaUte Ar»ot. •M Waba»h "T. T‘iiit' SALK-Cb-aiT tor c*al»-tho lurnlluro and T lease of a dwelling of 12 room*, on Beldan-a*.: water and winter*’ fuel In cellar; good barn; 2 noraea, intapaeat buger v d''UU" barn* a. robes, Ac pent paid to Mar. I*T3- iCwjnlr* ai Bloom’s Grocery. I'ORSALE-tftcOOfocltoa 10-fool all*»* on RaO [^rw[ dolpb at., beweatt CUry »ud Dearborn, north *r-».K aMK-\VVsC Mde Breidenoe hoitke. no*n> r new ba* all modern ImrroTetnroi*; f»ul:S; te'in* S C»* h balance Jana3y**r«. Inquire at tha l.oose, I«9 South Peorl*. ult aA LA~oercr»l Urge packing liouaes, auHabl' F tur niaoufaciorinc purpos-**.' Immrdla'e P->«ra aicn. BNTDKHA L£t. Real katato Aficuta.No. Saotb ilalated at. _ or ioj imi item r |*t««eo Jack»oa. SN\ OKB LKK, »o.(> South U«J«y OH HALE—Uctue l*»l No. Monro# tt., |J writer L*arm. 7 room*. «'Ub l>WTO»ut. Frier U oqo; it,MO c«»h, baltnc# Id 2, 4. and i y**rt. with •tmixlnnu*] loiomt »l* P« crot. PuMruiou *K#u for ftrifrr hi;or»at:oo lw;alro*t W»rr»n«#r., corn »r of o*cbr» tOST AND TOTUJD. A LARGE red row !<>et on ihs night of tbs Are from Mn-idgan.tt., .a piece. cat off lb* rich! •■•rii, m hr-»M nob on tin* other horo. when Inst se«o n»q i* chain ab-..tiom -c. viaKer. hlcago; 1 paper ••a* wlibUdr’s drrasea.gtid; collar»; p» r*ed •‘Nanuir Tfl«r; large blue overcoat In parer baa, and oth*-r bimulre. nsix-o in wagnn with goods of another par* tt, near corner North Clark and Goethe sis., and put news in front of Lincoln Park JJcUse. Liberal reward will be paid tor the above. C. 8. WALLER, 370 tt aha«h ar. LOST— A bNck leather satchel containing papers of no valna except to owner. Any on- delivering Urn earnest 2V6\Vest Monroe at, will be liberally re* warded and oo qurttlona asked. f OST-On- red I-alhertnink. soiled, flat lop, from the corner ot Barton placa.aud Sort*. Clark IL. taken away in a boggy; also same kind of irnok and Urge bundle of books from s?2*Norlh Clark st. IO>T— lit© reward will b© paid tor the return or of tba following baggage given to two young men. Germans. «>u Monday, toe 9lh Inst., to lake tog place of safety: One brown leather trunk name on silver plate over lock.one sole-leather trunk with canvas 'enter, marked'W.C. 0. 0., Chicago. one black Koasit-U-atUor valise, with two locks, anil P’icwwt on «.ne side, very large site. W. C. C. GIL LKSPIE. AB3 Wabiah-ar. T OST-yreui ctt Wabaib av., on the morning or the during she fire, a Florence Mewing Machine, a whole Mack walnut bedstead, and bead-board and sides of another. Oak sideboard with glass, without m«rble top, and marble aiah belonging to bureau. Any parties basing tbe above, or any part of Ibem, win be reasou iblr rewarded by retaratUE same to No. rijfi Wabasb-ar: 10 ST—a Irffgi* canvas covered trunk marked D. F. jC.. Idaho, on both ends. Tbe finder will bn liber ally rewarded by leaving the same at 13d’ Twenty second*!. 1 square box u,p-buagy. wliboiouograoi H. JU B. Jr, oo sidrj, taken from Gillen’* North side Taftersnlls s.able* to* morning of the fire. The linJ-* er will b,* suitably rewarded by leaving the came wRU B. BRICK. JR M, Anbash-av. r^UsT— Two trunks, which were left at ISdTowuscud st., corner of White, Monday morning, during the fire. Any parties baring them in their possMiou will pjosre leavellielraddress at -S|< Mitchell at,, or at this efll.'e. ap'd receive reward. LOST— 934 Reward—For a hand trunk containing books with nates And 16ft Clark-at., If dftliren-l to office 663 W-Ma.llsao-st. WILLKT CORNWELL. Lost— The party who look *u open, side npriug one hor«e wagon from the stab'e yard of tbs HofTitlo Miller Brewery and-Molt llraro.cn.'the xuurtiing of l et. 9. is requested to return the sainn at oncoTo WYETH A VANDERVOORT MALTING CO.. 429 West Lake at. Lu*T— Will K(-utlatu»Q l)ix( borrowed mj horse sod oM open baggy, on Monday: during firs, nt Lincoln Park, near hospital. to take burnt mao home to Wwt dido, return same to A, F. BORCU KRHT.inaTwenry.second.st. r osC-Un tughtof the lire, an open bn*, y. patent wheel. aquar* box, painted black, with silt stripe around .tho coat; ruuulac- gear palmed ted. Any one returning (ho tame will bo auilablr rewarded. IOUD RIVER LUMBER CO., corner of Lake and Market. T OST— ttn Kewsrd-A u«w elds spring Coneord bug* ;Z. •W. black, blue padded cushion seat from Penny** Novelty Work*. Hetnm io tiff Michigan av. J. (1. ivtioh. LOST -FromPalmer Hquo* night oft bo Ore. Trunk morke«i 2L C. AUet, Palmar House. Report at 1143 Michigan.av. _ LOn.—Frma Terrace Block, niornlug of dre.lJock walnut box, con tat nine l*t as microscope. Find, ef please notify B, It. WILEY. AM Pratrie-av. IOST— Oo djjr of the tire, a large Saratoga trunk, J marked 3. R. 0., Chicago. Any person return* me the same to 73 Robey-st., will bo liberally to. warded. t iokf- A Urußk mnrkod jl. oni. ou the 9th uet.; i» the day of the firo. ou the .Vorlb Side, whsn l last »«eu w« un> truck-wagou. mid pnssedb the North Mde Gashuuso.Any person deliverlncit at the l Side Las bouse. 381 Canal-at., will be re warded., T OST—On Monday morning of the great (ire. two Aj sewing mtcbines.one Weed and the other Slower: drawn down Co Uie lake front in a boggy; taken from the Itwry rear of Monro* st. Parties knowing tlja whereabouts of tbo tame wilt please adureea M 49. Tribune oMco. LOST— On the morolug of the great fire, on Dl»l* slon st. bridge, a marecoU 3 mouth* old. white lace, dark brown color. The finder will be liberallr w *r b s’ lca,l B8 at WTTbroopst. P, U. Reillard. L‘>ST—Show case, valise, steel loiters, bundle of Mipsrs. -hater bfca. Ac., kindly carried trum en graving shop. 36 Clark at., under Kherman H»dm, near Court II«Q«e 'Return tn orulv* information, ond be liberally rewarded, A. U. THAYER. 13 South Colon a». hi'oi.'il— aiuall sutuof money Id a houtb btdo car. C vtv b* g.-t by cluing at Oat Statß at. JHA'VEinmy barn a bay foiir.ronr-old colt that I b.lleve.lo haveatraved on-the night of the flr* Ind.. who arttvei! In this city at 12:/', p u g,,-. •fay the Tth Inn., and bat not slnceba*'. i ini r ,i Vrom Mr. M:.ttlsorvwae J4 years of ago,* Ik ri* ineba.,weight about 165 pounds K»ir .Urk hrewn eh.n wblakera, rather aendy, o' blue, bald ou the top of head. u hei liavinc Kome he wore a Masouic a',n£r cLi watch in O. HANA nA N, WM K' lnl' C A. J. MATTKON, Jon I\l M"C« t or tlre of the htb, Henry K««n<*. «t t# formerly of 118 Superior l sdd to h*re boon suffocated or burned. The uf hi id w*9 by two young men on tbo Snrth -Ide, uo«r Pirl*ioa-*t. Ifd-sdlils friends dnoereh monra bis low. end hope he h»s found f»ror with hU M*b»r. Xeoir Y-.rlt >r»g Boston popers pl««s» copy. OWKKU WANTED—For one large bartnaraianl one I arc* dnn colored horse* that were brought into mr stable. mo Wuat Madison at., on the Dtli-lnst. J. J. BBOW.N. PIi.TITRK FOUND-The party who owns the “pie tore of a deceased wife,*' [eft near Terraco Block, on Monday of the great fir-. cm, wra bf tho same by addressing Lambert, Tribune bffle*. .pIFTT DOLLARS Reward’for trank containing r clou fog and papers arc. B. Shourde, takerx from uk» shore oil day or tbc &re..frem foot of Indian* it. IQi SaniTt Clinton St. ’l^oOsD—foot or 'tntarlo-ctVduriac the F fln*. a black mate. Owner can linn her at WALKER, .OAKLET CO.’S Tannery, Qston IT'OUND-I hare la my possession a small Quantity ofdrf goods, Which the owner ran hare by prov ing property by trademark. COLLINS EATON. TO South <‘nnaLwt. j FH)dNI»— I |i*v*T-m«* furniture, which I get-on NVahM|h.aT..>SPar Harrison s>.. with the name of A. T. Cofield 00 same of the books. Call a: 147 fllax well.st. i EvVaUlh-|Ju if T«turned la A. U. UeereS, 441 Wabnsh-ar., large basket containing rarchment, gold heaters moulds and tool*. otßayed—u«t stolkn-cd tbs night or the tte*. O.no« elliptic spring toe baggy, trimming kcowij broadcloth, gold leaf stripe mund the body, raeogp'. I gcarstriped with gold, newperrh blacked ores ,rT I ugruraonside J.T. C.; maker’s.same Card..* buck l»oard wagon, re-1 running gear, black lop, cushions blue broadcloth. Any loforr th* abov, or rtlnrn of sama. will b*. i*' j l 'V," n warded hr. ths-owner. JOHN T. tQt'.&ffly -J** MWest >ladieoi..at. .COHAN, >.o. STHAVKn— Fropt Mathewe'e cr 1 r,-; horse, on JSih, i’ f?n by leaving him at James fi dof M lilncabarr-st fl bad «b*| l*° •Loo op htnsd foot, vaae- on a baiter, bad vn« bar bTß«liDVraiSfrs.- aiaaiapsratwaw' ■—i nr.i sired cow.-Basb' Jn Pueeday, Oct. 1., n mwlu and while. AU> breed, o seats oM; color, re a •nrn nr fnform**» ml reward will be paid for.ber rr JOHN McA'o" ‘O’ l concerning her whereabonts by* ..T. yst\>t Tavlor-at. tAFJfi? .Mi*,* t’X'j.'JV...vro lake front, opposite Vanßaren.it. .'tarnr th« fire, one f«ath«r lasf.aao readier bol- I ?.rre* ‘d twA' large feather pillows, wrapped In a t 11 eheetj’fhe owner is a poor woman. amMosf l-2.‘>. r ot her b*l at (be fire, and fats' tmo# to My on I 10 cue having the same will con f er a-great favor tv -ndiur to or addressing 3i5 booth Clark-nt. Sirs ALLEN- ypAKEN’CP—On blicbisan ar.. Slondar, daring 1 tb* fire, a dark bay horse. S years old, with two ■while hlod feet. The owner ovn hare the same hr applying at 79i Cottage Grove av. BLX&*, MOORE A CO T\rANTED—Owner for a trank marked '*FsV' y found near Llnrola Parkt also, (wn-pll paint ing«. Applr toJOH PIIfLLIPS, Luke Yiaw Police. BRW ARD will bspaVl to the finder uf black.' truak. with brass trimmings »nd initials R.P.CVon jane cndi.tald.ttunk .eontatwed mb, rlothlnc and (he bo-'ksef the Taunton Tack Cora oaoyandP. T. Allett: oaftledger having P. T. A. awl. V., marked otfthe back was rut on a car with other baggage, from the Ma«*a*nit Haase, on the ttiornlag of the great fire. Address P. T. ALLEN. 9*4 West. N«l»rns st- REWARD—Medium sir»«i black trunk re rnorol from open lot, vicinity of Centre and Tfnrlhut-«l8 Monday 9. contained variety under clothing, handkrrchiefe, a black lao-shawl, sett jewelry* with pindaotß. stiitil cold locket ConlT relic ofoor fllrdle Ahore reward will be psM foe delivery of trn*dd for tbs locket. L. C. SPRINGER. &Cf\ RBWABD-Taken by mistake. iroro corner 5t)U LaK* and CUrk-sU. Sandsy night. daring tb* firr. a trunk marked R. N, eoaialat&K sample*. Uce cortalus A.L, DALE 880., M* 15 and 14 «*wpM *c REWARD.wiII b« paid for the rrcoreryofa law l-a*her-e-vereIUU containing valuable papers belnnglngto t'n-rar. Adama A t’o.. or J. MacGregofAftams, lost Monday. Oct, 9 Apply at 64 Senth Jeffvrwm-wu pahtneks waitted. PARTNER Wanted—With K.OnO or H.tfln capita] to join n parly »o a braaa foundry already estab lished. Adilrrt-* M. Tnbnne office. OARTNER Wanted—A young men nllhan A So. X l bMsiMt-etexp'rlenreand *omo capital U decimal ol eoofsttin* with someone with the view to ea'tb* lishlnc a p«yiag burin?**, reqnirinc from 85.000 to {m.non caplul. A’Mf-ea A D Trihnpe office. PAKl'.Nki; W«nt«N|-I n«reSZ,Oajnr *3,«« to in* reel In aome paying bcilaass; commission pre* »em*l. Address W ST, tn».nu» office. PaUTNEK VVante-i—With ir.iooor o»er. In an ea tabliancd bnaloeas: splendid cbaooa. Addreu S N. Tribnne ffice. AKTN'KK WANTKD-To engage lu a lishmlretail grocaiy bo»l«ir«at IndUoapolla. with a cash capital of Irena U,bnur office, or to O KUCEB, Palwef Uouae. IndlsnapoU*. Ind. PARTNER W'ANVEtf—el.Nxi—A rare chance; per* «ectW safe. AddrestQ. Tribune office. rAKTN kll tt ANT*;D— huam sa .man who can cninmand some capital wishes to one who had a baalneaa MUhlished before the fir*, and is about to reanme it. 'WhoteMte boot sad Shoe bust ueeaprcfertwd, Addrece MEKCUANT, F. O. Bos 331. _ MAT, ESTATE "WANTED. VtrANTED-Dr O J. Com Co.. Kaal Estate tv Agents, No. 9 South Canal at.. Room 6, im proved and nnimprored property, west of lUlsled. a«d betwesu Kiozie and llarnson ets., for custo mers; alaaluts la horned district. WANTED TO LEASE-A vacant lot for Whole sals busities* on Madison, Washington or Ban dolph at., east side; near tlisrtrer. B. PARK HURST- >37 West HatHsou st. WANTKD-*’oo,t>n worth of land in the burnt district byJ s GOULD, SM Wabash ar- ITTASTED— To pnrehasa. for cash, a3oor 30 foot W*lot In the burnt dlitnetrNooth Division. North of MailUoo and oaat of iiafialk M. Address by let ter. J H N, 35T Ws*t Adams at. Ur ARTED-Ppoperty in the burnt district to fill order*, already for Investment; bring in your Halt. GKUItGK A HI.LL.3PJ State it. WANTED—ToUaStt a lot iu the burnt district; If' etlher long nr short lease. Inoulreat Heath 103 West Rtudolph j n'„ Br 11 P«’». R-«I E.t.t. f"!'!? 1 A r i fonn-Hr Ilium 1. ,w3&£|m«3 Lk! i k WW«t _ ifoijs*B-roOTa nivisiov fottgge, 33 Verson tr, 6 rooms; 933 smooth hf^^en^r 5 B, T n d l»a«*iu"nt raerhlo front rwmTi com,), tel F furnished «u Tw«oty-fl(tU it., Id bon s U».fr»UlL»r„l! ®°dem Improvements. nSjKS&Shd??’ oy-CottMj-owt. ,T„ tlw c?t/to r’eotf bonaM 4 «°f“ 1« »II P*ru or _ west dittsion. wiTi basement marble front house. 3lfi TtroaSs1 a t 2®«!f** 13 rooms; furniture for sale. SooThai o 7,m” „Jt""'°‘ rbl month? 528 Wc4t M kJlwn«t.; 6rooms; *»per W.V, r wJ^, t ;7,; 0 1 ft»a.»oo».lll7 store, 009 West Lake at. bkaeaent marble front a f'i?* tQ »«.V*aWor Colon Park; fornUb-l' modern Imororements; elegantly »SILJ«.g*JSSS. t~**r d h:^v. b s. n r t n v„ uS r K7^ d H.inTL wo ,tor f »nd fcase meat brick hoaae on uoaorest., nesr.VauUuren. a PTSJEL a s» fh 2 nß l-’ortU at,; fi rooma. 1 of boosee and ate res to rent in all parti of the city; renta collected. •F C n^?Jl SD nonaK-Wftl rent my house. 10 deeiwi oa Vaba*h-av., near »Ix>y* acre lor. bare, loroac-. ««ft. Two> blocks from to city, fare css. br boarding self. wife, child llywl both oV »ni 1 m kia s a v orr economical plan fo» u Tiuriilw!! r nl 5* TRC tO premiere. WM. toa p. m^ 8 Jr- r.Eait Klntie-.it.. Ansi bouse of II rooms on Robey nr. ■«w>.T«‘.5S!!;S. t ILESbEDY F o Ma.ai l l !i A .&ABGE BUAKDI.NO JIOCSK.it i lari. Billiard Table* *or sale chrep; *ls "Screent to rsi-t. Heat re««onabi J«250i.1;1S‘ ~SDSC, t- n— F O S.SSIrf SD TOBSAtE-MM will pureb,. v trre fuel and evenrtbing com rr.^ a Bl n eunuiaod in cotUte ot 6 SrVtiw Twenty.tlxtk st. Will only real b etc. B«atofhoase.»2Ape mouth* ImmedUU possealoo girsn- Apply on pram RENT— French cottage, new with foroitdVe in rooms, modern improvements, lar.-e croon ds. o-c. Acoesribie tr two railroads. 3>5 honra Iran, n l*?HSwr rfe3? ?00 b° r aunom. ißQoire o BATCB&LDQt, sto Sta(o*st. T’Q KRjrr-A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE. SUITABL» i.»- r ST ae •'f t*o families, at HyjsPatk; cheap with ftirnlttie worth for aaleatlfiCU. Musbt clo«»d at onm«. Address It fi. 976 Cottage Oyov* vt. TO RF.ST— Ronro, and furniture for sale. Inquire at Bunt'ldo at. r l'o RENT— Part orhiyn* IOT Park m„ and furvtl tnre foraMn. or will rani it furnished. Rant very reasonable. Oa» Immediately.- TO KENT—Hoasoof* rooms, 3 blocks from Mwll •00 at, cart, near Western av., with furniture, for sale. Inquire at M Wwt Twelfth nt. TO REMT-rTwoor Mbra* goodboaaM at Evanston; .XJJJt* *3O tooijtb, Sto 12.rooms each. H, «illppt/K a CO., Boom Masonic Building. south west comer HaHted sod Rtodolplr-eta. FOR RENT—Furnished rottogo 761'Wcst Jackson st; gas, water, Ac; rent »30 pew month. FOR REST—Hones 514 Washington av., 8 rooms: tli* per mouth,- Co advaae*. or $223 to Slay I, >S!i. in adrancs Apply at IS Pnrk-av. FOR RENT—A new house, wilti 9 rooms, water, etc., at Knc>owood. Inquire at 34 Shelta «e. FtGt RENT—Two.story frame liotue,- ko. >l49* Prairie av., and good furniture: prices 73 per month until first of May next. .Apply at tKSUcbi* ffan*nr. TO RENT—A (0 room brick hncie, nnt KO t*t month. eompHstaly fnrnishetk, all new, prfc» all I b»yp left of tlw late flm. Call this moru. Inc at &19 Cottage Crw»T. and City Limits. RKSXf—a 3-nlory and baarm-itt A residence, 13 rooms, all modern tmprovem*nts n o .v?rvpr*v*r»H*3r-. Wtahlnatesi. Rent moderate. 1 BALDWIN DAVIS, SR UaUlod at., near U»4ii«a. RENT—VTantkd lor good tenants, cottage* IZ,''S .I? n 1 1 ne houses, ia desirable loe*Hons ROB T OOOM Ud ,JE, Bnl Katata Agt. 133 TVcsl Mriltoti at. L’OR llßict—Or' for sals.' furnished, the A-wtory and haeemsß tsweD fmnt bAflse. 670 MUhlgax. J >r T -.W House built oX brick and stone, with good brick barn. Michigan av., botwnon Thirteenth a, J“ roooheenth sts„ fine residence, marble 13 rootus, all modern Itnprurstaenta, with or without *n rptinr*. f. OR P.ENT-To a small family without children. 1 p t r dwelling hon*e 103 con ln *.nc live rooms. With closet*, n.ofris*. ate. KENT—A 2-el -ry amt basement brick ti'Dw. C tushie shutters, imtrhiemanlles, Aal heaet>fnl|v locate.i Id the Sooth Dlvmnn. ear tf* fake. Parry renting must bur household go ds. which are new. having been nMd hut one month; price, ji.snrt eosb: rent low. Address Tribune •>IRe» I7OR REST—llou»e. andtiimUUTe Top sale;*»ca I cation th«bestia the city. Inquire at 7(lblr leentb at. O RENT—a 2*»tory bouse on Fulton st. neat Woo«l;-»uitable for a respectable family. In gmrsatan 'Walnnt st. fo UKNT- In £T«attoo, Uptraonih. until M*T I. 'heoottr* flm floor mo 4 liiKarat-V Ad* room*—o' •n brkk mli)«nc«. A iwm; h«rd amt vrft «*ter lit hour*; lioaaa n*w. aplandMly flniabcd. and rar.dr for ImioKllatrt a*-. Apply n tvotuctwo block* south of Cooirrffailonal t'UnreU. MfomanoT. Kvanatoo. or to MOfiTON CDLVEIt. IJ3 Hnrtii Knckar at. city. r ‘l ItKST— ->UhM V JC6» _u» ukoly mroUhM hou*«. Michigan To rupcaaiWo party, rtntviU l*r f>*«nnnbl». TcT *.KMT~A. pleat»uUr located laiu** o’ J tiiiim'. Side. Apply to JOS. IL BBCEERPIKE, 559 Wnhaah ay. Ny ttl A'ashington at. Tc> KENT—Or f<»r BAle—Twofi room cotts*i-#. rent *VOn month.' Alaoa.,corner grocery store, tnctndinL bnUdlng. stock, lease, fixture*, nod horw and wwgop. WHITE A HEAD. 163 Dearborns!. fl> KKNI—a cottage booae on boith Side; sl3 pw month, cheap. Also fl?a furnished rooms on SoatL *lde. Inquire at I.M Thirtr-eopnnd «t. TO Ithyi— l bD£yf tool-est ana largeat cottage* ».n* iheSontO'mneVprTtetSipermeath. J. C. StcOof o l> nxtas (loose. |J*UU-«>BNT~Zoa small family wiimmt cbi'.dreo. I -»»rtaf flFenmzboiiee j« Twenty-*i=tb-«t.. cob tatafnrffrevvoiiug'wUh closets, pastries. etc. TO BEST—Hotel. cdbialnint .40' i-j«, near Cor J»«*» Factory, at i*. l Vcf «Stt rof I. C. ll* §l, c. k. h.. r. a r. i* a am. x. y. r. b.. Q W’f. to 30 rtotn the oemr»«if the city •y MO tralni dally. Arp» ito PA O CORNELL. New. amd 13 North Canal „j’ KK 1 .0081 ouiuuce Wtth clo«cu, and a. Pc Uf and room foi loor or flr«* Ivan 7W Washington Inquire at 41 I’.st.. tre* )2 0 of rronl to' .»cs V. m. TO —a parlor and two bedrooms foralsbed on Bni Twsnty-eecotid st. ,ENT—Furnished'fo-room taeldeoce: fronts _*»• eauthoa liouglas plaav near cars: ail m^lerti, ■•av .-iSm.Ol.: rob rain tm M.ri; irvtiin»! ‘•’O RENT—House of* rooms, *35; cottage of 6 ronroome; eltuaLPl one mile south ••reify limllaon Soalb Park boulevard; also -Tioßransl road. Office 9*j av. U.- v. STUNK. I?OB BENT—New brick bonse. 10 room*. 40 tnln r utes’ride, 533. Also cottages, roou-j, and stores KDMUMJG. STILEB. :i3We*f Kandalpn-st. t'OB RENT—Two-story and brick bonss. roeraa, furnished; »t si Centre av, FOR BENT-Hbuse of 4 rooms, with basement, all In perfect order; also a fsw articles of furoltnre f'-»r wale, at 9S PwPnymtarst. 13bR RkNT—ttcose, with furniture for sale; or r will trade forbore* awl b ggy or pair of horses and carriage. Inquire at M 4 Fnlt-«n af. _ Vok RENT—A large ’-storr liouse of U rooms. farnlahed. large barn, grounds. Ac. Call on premise*, No. 771 Jackaon at., corner !*eeley. TO RENT—At *33 Lafiin si., rooms, with some fur nitnre, with or without part of a barn. FOR RENT—Fatnished hottso. 8 rooms; *45. 246 South Green >U •O BKNT—A famished Tionee, cheap.' Inquire at v ttMfnlton-st. rtxoRBST—A furuiahod honse In Woodland Park, Aon Lake Bb*>ru. opooaite Pooxlaa unlre :y. In qnire ofOKO. R. NOTBa. at T. W, Baxter A Co.’#, tooiof West ffsshingten »t. T»y RENT-On Sontb Side, famished hou<« of 9 rooms; hath, hot and cold water. Ac. Would take fart of rent In board for one gent. Address P. Tribune offioe. rBB*T— A »lca cottar* l« flrat-eUaa r>»i«h borhoM. rprollora tor a»l*. AdJraa* X 81. mo often. Tribal T'O BEKT~A nont cottage, 6 rooms. a comer ami pleasant location. with about FtaO of foraitui# for sale. Arpir at I6S Sooth Halsted at. T'O RENT-k'arnlehed house of 9 roon«: bath room, Re. Part of rent taken inboard. Only Brst-ciare aad responsible parties need apply. 201 Twenty-fifth st.. near Vfabash ar. rpo BENT—Two-story and basement new brick X house, with all modern improvements, on Cot* rage Grove av. J. C. MrCtHH.. Douglas House. TO BENT—Wt FOB 3 A EE—LABOR ANDSMALL booses, by J. MAX GUEBN. 909 CheStnot-SU Pblladsiphla- EOHSEHOII) goods: AN Y one having a good horse and baser °r bore# that ih«y wiah to have taken care of from now xlli spring .or longer, for bla cart and not wad but little. ■Oaaae addreat ar call on A. Stone. <36 w»rn*n-»T. "pOR BALE—An order on a first-class furniture ■T store for 83ih for sal* for #3OO rash. Call ibis day i glPOottegs Grove «v. and City Limita. PUU SA LB-4 chandelier*. 10 bracket*, I elegant x Hrcp-light, new, f 100; <7 yds good velvet carpet, no oo r»r yd: 3t yda Crrnwls carrot, 6Jc; *5 ydsele clant body Brnsasit. lataat style, *ofln n.tOwry«, 63.15 will buy it; 13 yds new body Bru«aelaat*3.on; »ery styllili cb*ol>ei set, walnut and ebony 3*4 le-d --•'tad. just the thine for a single person, only #120; also tables, library. stoves, rhino. Ac., eery low at o. 50 Twenty-eighth aU,between Michigan and Wab-ah ar«. OH SALE—AND KENT—Furniture lor ro«m» —parlor, bedroom, and kitebeo: rooms for lent; 7.000 paper collars: Patent Fruit Dryer. l67Xw«n> ty»BlothaU IB »ALk—Parlot set and honeehold good<; rom plete ontnt for honaekeeplag. at gSSouth Peoria irOR SALE-HosseholJ Fnrpitore of a marbh I frrnt imuae near Unlok Park. House to rental 150. lUA BROWN. R*>om 6, wothwest corner Hat* l3 West Van Koren-st.. two blocks from Canal st. The atora is well and Is doing a good-paying baainore;:aalt«Me for £ady business. A FIKST-I'LASS distillery foraala, simatwl In the bret grain predurlng district to llllnnis. Tb«- bclldfngt and machinery are In perfect ord»r. Could l>e started at onee. and will ba.aold at a Tcrr lng 0»* •UfwOrfcaidi. .MAtiOtf A* CRObBT, «ftr£ait'KtßSle •t.. Chicago. A GROCERY, with house and 3>f years’ lease. f»r tale, on est Luke doing a cash busi ness. A bargain to those applying soon. Address GROCER, Tribune office; A FINE lot of cake stands sod enndr inn for sale: alto, a number ,of Ico cream fruit, ic-. and Nougat hiakot moulds, all iu good order, at No. Cottase Grove-ar. BUrINCS3-The manufacturing partner ef a firm with a profitable business established Is desirous to meet pnr les with jeans to coutione. Tbe pres* >nt firm U comp-Ued to atop io coMvqo a nee of thbd wsaagfr FOR SALE—A first-class grocery, a 7ni*»JiH L'UK OALs.-Yuucan buy if>«. tiir.i ur*ra L'OK ?AiiK'~A onju yxTni^TntuiiKi^^rini j Gliding. QQ ons Of th« first atreruio thecitf, with fcgood run orcustom; cbe-'D bs£ J JUTUtd aT L rMBkB- r«n^T M*i inhabit*n#v, 70 Chicago. Apply to O. UUTURIB.KI "Uhth Tlalsteti stTf-btcago. clou crcner saloon for sale. Doing got-d bntlorM; Iminiro 148 Bine Island-ar, FOR SALE—Lease and fflrniture of a large bawd-' Ing. hotw. ;anifabls fur p rhoul. South £!de,' \. WBI take k3.ooi> In blcago prbferty. Box 73. Tt»ree Rivsre. Sllch. »bop. mlniCMt new, e\ Woodstock, Mcntenry •oanty. Inquire>r H. EiKEBT. tVoinfstoclc, 111. FOR SALE—The "Uob House,” No. IflOi Rislr* M.; bunding, has 17 sleeping rooms. sMltlng •o-iras. tMrnxwa, k.Ucben and barn. Terms cash, tpply on premier,. PETER NEILL. TT RO* ERT el'.,r« for tale, doing a caih trode. Go<*>i VJ 1-xnloa. Rent low. Will sell cheap for* caehl 1 pp’y at »t Uk- st. fJ.ttllCM’f groilßt«r sale.'’ Will give a l-«a*a o' A store HtJl j dweltinc; a good corner. Addrcjf P.. TW oXor.BRV FOR SALE; go-al trad-; full stock; fir 4t class corner; 'eplendid n»l«hl»«vh »od. I want money to square accounts. FREIBEItUEU. i'S TI tlrd-av. UAJ interest in m d ug store renttnllr locnfed for o\l>» r*re dunce for port? with tJ.S'Oto in. toying established business. Address It. smith, I t> West Liki it. LITTLE atock of stationery, ciaars.itobae m.v co, and confectionery ioraale; pleasani Mora; chans rent; cull -Monday; bargain* At 223 «tc«i itamiolph at. r>;£STAUBANT FOR SALS-tjeaw, slock. and Lv ilx«mcj: best Jocatiowlu t:w*a«i»>; e*-mhtng a >p x>d tunning order. t»d grocery and fixtures .for *5 sal* cheap at t!SS Centre ar.; corner Polk st. STUCK AND KIXtUttKS. with six mouths ieasa »f ft na« and Targe grocery store, Tn a principal «veston the Wrst side, for sal*. Inquire; at west Indiana st, -ALOONand boarding hoo**, 3 years’lease, cheap mat; will «fll che*n for cash. Ml Elston ruA'l. West Side Rolling jIHU. f -I J •pO Uukilh-rs. UMtl&era. and‘Compounders: An L exDerienaed English distiller and rectifier, ac* qneinted with the manufacture and putting up ot cordial*,- Am* desires to. arrange with one lathe {rade, or would Join a pkrty hating capital to InvttV •n the business. Address A D, Tribune office. 'J’O LEASE—A line-new hotel,' containing forty L rooms, for a term of years no very reasonable **rtns.‘ A fine opportunity, fbr a lira hotel mao, by •sTORKT A GRIFFIN. 22ft West Randolph-*;. •|'U SllLLEtts— A NKVV OKiar MILL FOttSALK 1. or to rent, st fUoine, Wla. •It le..located close 10 (ho harbor and the W. C. R. R. fisiof. For par- Icnlars, address VAUGHAN A WILLIAMS. Ba- Itte, Wle. .c j THE Irae- ana machinerr of a sash, door a#d blinjl aerory f»r sale, nr a part interest. Address E. D. •berman. 311 iodth .S^ngiimoo-st. GKOOiatV STOCK AND? BOSI ness for sale.’ free of fad store for •eae*. Baalrlng to retire frnm bnildsea. -weloffaraa above. Tb«* ktore UIS Teet- wlda.. MO' feet deep. 4 stories'high. 9 feet* daop-eeltar. 'TMiafforrU a rare ehaooa to enter an established hnuluee* of 21 years’ standing. In oos of chM«rge«t amt -moat floArlshleg. •Htlosln Indians. Address 117 X X.' care of Tribune office. #»»—A rare chance for w .smart man-with that amount of ready cash to treble tt In teo days. Call and see at IfiOW abash av to-day- v ra r Wabash-' A NEW EXPRESS WAGON, worth fIM. foe AIM cash. Call at av.aod city limits. j F'UR bALE— A ('>od.tup huger. Matuess end.fatmls bores; any laily .or child can drive it. worth SRW. for file this day at S*i» cash, fitll tl SfJ Col (age Greve-av.. and Cltr Lin.lta. FOE SAtE-Two horses, (op"Lnggv. and three spring wagon*. »t a bargain; HU Indian* ay. FOB BALB—One heavy bone. lumber wagon nod harueat, cheap. Inquire o' HUTTINOWoBTIf d C'OUOLAN. I3S-North,(>eaplaln«J at. FOB SALE-Eight good basinesa llnrpes. Cheap for cash.. O. P. UAKCK, 43 Jobo’aFlao*., west side, PGR S* LE— Pafr’of Carriage bor***, kind, young, ■U and sound; recently from farm. Will sell at prices for work borer*. 1 D. F. CAMERON, 7a Ash*. land av. FOR SALE—Om» double wagon and harness, nearly new for ftno, Stustbeaold od MomUy. Call st ho.' IT! Want RandolpVrt.. honse. Mar Market. FOR SALE—A rood horse at XO Blue lalaod-av. Monday and Tuesday. IWlLLirll oat my borers «ndb*l*rry wagon* in eofltNssocs of bad he*lth; lus a good cash bail* qom tad plenty nr customer*: trade established Are. yean: part cash and part real estate or rrsl estate -ecarity. Address £.l>B«iLl>.3Sd West Taylor St. I AM sttll buying, selling, boarding and letting lioraas as usual at the vary lowest figure*, corner riartnoo court Victorianr.. rear KJ Wabaab ar, M. if. Bradley. ONS-HALF Interest. or Ike whole, of a drugstore fur sale, on reasonable terms: on*of the most ele .sot and profitable retail druj stores In-tln city; location aod trade flnt-clxvs, including very Urge prescription cnmom; stctne** reuse for sslliat;. Ad* 1 dress, with real name, (7 3s. Tribune office. TTrANTCO-A good bora*, harness and open top »T huger'. Address, stating particulars, CASH. frlboae office. _ WANTED— A good. arcotuDband. doable harness. Addreat K. SMART. Ko. !?J Bine IsUudav. TITANTED—A strong buggy or business wagon >v and barn*—. aflftt Twenty eec »ni at. TOR SALE. FUR SALE—Fir* now billiard tables, of Phelan's make; now in the naw Tremont Ilou*e. formerly Kjctiigao avenue Hotel, con.ar ar. and Congress at.: will be told at a bargain: they wo In perfect order. JNO. B. DHAE.K. PORbALE-SUh pound* Kpupareli typs (two years uldmtsOcenta per pennd. Ilaringjaat procure*! an entire new dress for our papor. we-offer the abor or sale. W Si. Q. BURK. A CO., PnUUhen Detroit Commercial Adrertiaer. r*.iß SALE—Staoding desk, table, plat orm scales. x counter scale*, and truck, good as new, at 1&> Harrison at., at half price. VOR SALK—Chamber set, carpet and and a Flak'- A A Lyon sewing mschlae, all In good order. Cal! at 345 nett Monroe al. for two daya.bsforefl a. m oransrSp ra. xz -1 T?OU SaLK—jfXJ.OOO good brick cnnTenienl for ehlp romt. F. K AaPtiLK. Pituftatd. Jit.* FOR NALK-A Donnaut arale, capacity 3.soU;ciieap. Address N C A. Tribune offlee. L'OR SALE— An elegant solid walnut m*rbJ. top L counter. Walnut sheirlog and marble top Cntee to match, would suit a Jeweller, No, 35 Cottage QruTe-aT. furniture and J»w books, at 64 Tweuty-foortb at- tat) between .9 asd 13*. m. 13UU SALE—I new Brunswick bilUsrd ÜblestaUo fixtareebf billiard saloon. Apply at 338 West Madison St. L'UR SALE-Choep, a complete eet of tlnneiw r tools and machines, nearly n«w. Apply At Sooth Canal it., fourth floor. FORNALC-Brick-W.Ono good brick, delivered on Chicago g St. Louis cars at once, at Gardner. HI. Rddrees E. C. fiTILSS.-113 Ws« Bandolpb-rt. VOR SALK-AD\iI,V B0«>K AND NEWS Prena*. 27X47; two roll-ra; in good order. A bargain., PRATT BROTHERS, Marlnom, Mass. WaUBKN. KKK.MtT ft CU.. forraorljr of Dearborn »U, can now be foaod kt 3dl Wabash at., where they bare many application! to pnreha* and tea** property ta tha &nmt district, to not elon*. honae* aod office*. All partiea baring prop erty tar aale.-leaao or root -aroold do well to call anil J«*are a description of it at once. Partie* deilring to boy, Iras; or not can fled plenty or good bargain" at rhe office of WABaEN. KEENEY ft CO.. 3il Wa* (Mih ar. Fur 6ale—ion,Qa) choice, seasoned cigars pf ay ova manufacture, dilferent brands ini) qnaMtie* in qusotitie* 10 suit. A- HOYERMAN. 359 Kut RsniLlpnitM center Marknr. Room No. 4. FOR SALK-Wtca of the Sherman Uoqm raloe at Smith'* PhotQ£T*PfcD*DetT. s* Wttl Randolph tt.. Chicago in. HFNT-SXOBES. OFFICES, fto. rvio RKNT-OB FUR SALE-GLAM* PACTuKY I corner Centre,*?. and. 24<»* rin. 4ad forge tmlhßttCS. Marhe ntwl for warehouse rmntJOfoctarinji. Stds track an t slip. Address G. F HARDING, 320 W«ft£ Madison-«t. revr. REST—A Xarperoom, well adapted to extensive or job printing office. Inquire at Broad way Market Halt, corner Twenty-second and state- I?OH BENT—Good office rooms oTer73*oi2 74 Canal r Corner Madlaon; best location in thoclty. ■Apply toO. A.CRARY. rn.i URNT—Basement WxM, second floor 30*100, X Ukofronl, Michigan corner Harrison at. vpply on premises; suitable fir photographers. T'O KENT—For business, bona* No. Hi Wabalh ar, opposite the new Post Office. Inquire on toe premises. TO RENT-Situated in the city of Mattoon. 111., the brat store room, and.lti the bast location, ot tny In tbe eicr. sniuble ror dry gooda. Address J AMES H. LARK. '0 RUNT—Fine brick store, Decplalnrs at. 1 near Pelk «t. Inquire at 316 MHwanker ar. TO KXNT-In Thompson’s Block, store and base* mrot. each £3x7o, height of celling U feet, snlia bie for any first.class builoess: fire-proof vault to b* bnilt Is tame. WM. M. TUUMPSON, 229 West Mndlson-sr. TO BB>T—ruitea of three offices, light and airy, suitable fur iantaoes. business, or lawyer’s of fices, in ibe best block In Chicago. WM, il. TUOMP tiuS. 229 Weel Mndisoo »t- TOKEN T—fits co on secaod floor of No. 391 .-tate at.—Apply to A.A. WI.NU IW., 539 Wabash- I'O RENT—The mo-u detlraHe room in Chicago fur a bank or wholesale store, TSxlNv, k’> South Cnnab •t. Apply to KERR A I>A VISON, 93 south Canal st. REST—-The tt«re. fixtures, dwelhug and basement. No. 191 North DoarUlues st. Posses •I->n given about November 1. Inquire on tbs pre epo RENT—For business purposes, house No. 499 JL Wai-ash ar.. whole or par u FOR RENT—Front pat*ur for office: Cr«ws st.be twren stale st aud ar. Address Q T X, Tribune office. TO RENT f«r bu' 4 a £M "purposes the basement and flf. t floor of lb" elegant dwelling No. 394 Wabash ar. cor JUnbbaiy Court None but responsible parties nmlapply, TO «E'.>T—Brick ouiidtng, to bo under roof la three v ;eeaa.on cornet of West Lake and Clinton■ st* •ult* jjp banks, etc, J. V. LK MOkNE, IS West Ly >t. '•OR REM'—suite or parlor* tor offices at 14 Bar -r-mot.-court. ,L?OR KE^T—Front parlor, first fleor.oa Indian 3 r i»t., near Twsnly-recooa st., for busise** put ysnes. Address CC. Tribune office. FOR REST—Second and third floor and basemen oT building N». 46 booth Dssplalure at-, suitabl foruhnl'ialeor light manufactorlng. Apply to A KlDDEß;pfflcoi-i rear <6. C*QltßEN,T—Stores— Application* will be received r* forihoinotiu nfit«r«*tll and 413 Slats-at. by 3. 3L MOORK A CUMMINGS. 279 Wabaah-av. TO REST—Room 23*00 with pow-r, also building on »>nal-it.. suitable for offices or bank bv KKRU-DAVISON A WELCH. Welchs building (g.pd kjStfQtU'«:ao>l-«t. FOR BE*T-963 W'aba*h*av large house for stor tit Oflcea, Itair block north Twonli-S«:4 West Waahiagtouat; dar board next door. CURNISUED Uf’OM to rent with board tore. E-tl-man end wife.wlthoct children, 1117 Id UIiMaUKD or uufuroishrd rooms, with or with, outbna-d. upot’Cflght of stairs (uuxt door It 2t3 West Madi«->n-st. TU REN I —One 'Draished and on» ti'ifornlsh-' room with good noaid in a bandaomelotatiot vt Evanston. Addrsta box 2046, Eraoiton P. 0.. inquire at c. M; llontoon's groccrr neardepot. TiQ REM r —A forohiNs>t Jront room an t small bv room att «che-l, to on* or two gontjemeii. 1 quires l 19 Pierce at.. West Side, between Deaplaiut aud Halsted *t«. FOR KENT—FnrnUheO room, fir«t floor, or for of fief, within 5 minutes' w-lk of-Sherninii lioaec. 12* tVeef »r. nr* r P mlnlnrii HOU KKN I —bucotid flour 4 room*, on Ad-tnis st. nr*r Clinton it. il>o ,1 moms on J(lf«r«oo it. w—r-Monroe. Apyly »l lI3S South Jejfereon rPO liENT—Ooud MirolslirO ru<>uin for Et«llrmc<- Rest refcrencrs siren end rvuuired; also, burn t< rent- 37» BUfblc*o*r, fJUfc BEAT—A •oiteof two front ru->rai. turn sii P* of untarnished. with or withooi l>oard. o xe tinman and wifi* or single gentlemen. or for oQit M Smth at., near CL he Theatre. P'Olt Kt;>r— of inralsiied house .So. <3 booth May-st., I>«twcen Washington and 31 ad I «nn. The rooms offered for rent comprise diuinit room, Mtch-n, and senran a’ ro m In basement: irunt parlor, two large b-drooma, with bath room it ached Family renting would be entirely separ ated frumother poenpantsoi the house. Applr on rht premises, or to D. IV. WBIT-LE. National Watch Company, torner Green and West Washing* IQO-Mg. rno KENT—A large trout room for office purpos A. also,.a harp at 6fl> Wahash ay. •_ TO RENT—A snltaof threarootns, together or s«*p aretely, ftr*l-rl**t, all modern Improvements, northwest corner Thirtrenth st. aud Indiana av. To RENT—tVlth or without board, three rooms nicely famished, two doable ami cue single. butli ntohl'ann coovealenceeon same floor. Location eri desirable; coatenieat to stages or cars; terms mod 1-OR REST—One-half of furnished home No. 43 I South May st.. between Washington and Jladi son sfs. Tho rooms for rent are basement, kitchen, diningroom. servants room; parlor on first floor, aod two large steeping rooms above, with bath room, hot and cold water; furnace In basement ramfly renting will be entirely separate from other occu pants of bouse. All tha room* furnished. Apply on the premises, nr to D. W. WHITTLE, offle" Nation al Watch Company, southwest corner tire«u and Waahlogton-sts. NIOK FRONT KOO3IS for rent, furnished nr im O furnished, for doctor or law office, M E. liarri snp-st. _ MISCELLANEOUS. ATUUNG man of good business qualifications w)iohas at Lis Immediate command wil bare in oneyear fit.wo more, and has had scrota years mercantile exparienec. desires to cnW Int parmorship with a reliable mao of Cbic«go. In a safi* profitable business. Hardware or grocery trade pre ferred. Address: BUSINESS, P. O. Box, 810, Geoige tovre.-B. C. A GENTL£3IAN"wIth some capital would like t' lavestln some hnslness in Chicago immediately. Address-JOHN BCTLEK, l» East Flftecnlh-st. New York city b I RA Y£o cow at 243 filain-st. AN ENOLIMI Indy and her daughter*, residing on the West edde. wilt give Itssunn dally frrm in ti II t; o’ch-ck, except Saturday, in Music, En*U»b nod other languages. Terms. 12 per week. Or instruc tion will b- given at tho pupils’ residences; term*, #l3 for 20 lessons of one hour each. Address X Y, 753 state'st. A YOUNG .MAN whobM*l.rtooor«l,.V«athl*cni m*nd fwill have next August SJ.onn morel, fibres cater into pertnersliir with a reliable man of C*hl< go-In a safe and prontntilo bm«ine,«; ora situatl In a largo csta'-lished house, and loan madl«onwt. F»H.n><- <>r (oases tor insurance made out by JNO. G. NICHOLSON, Notary Public and Beal Kstate Agent. E*»t llarnion st. STK AM PUMt*S. ENGINEb, AND JI.MMINEBT .of all descriptions eoppUed from Eastern n*»nn «cturer*by telegraphic orders. OSlca at C. MASON CO.. Ife CarmM-st. L. P. DODGE. SIOBaQK at PeaTnru’s Warehouse. MT to H5 >»utb Clark »t„ between Twelfth and Fourteenth sta. linl Eaiate brokers, tVsbiifh it. 'I'UK Inventor*’ Exhibition and Patent Right A*- X Kiation, 13 Warren**.. N. T.. solicit, exhibit, and dl*po«e of patents and patented goods. Patent Might Gasetf. prloe Kte. Aienf wanted. •pUE MUses Quigghavs ramorad to 133 Third *r. 'pUC West tide Hair Store is *tiH at the s-me DI«C- I aa before the fine, 756 WVt Mad'*oo at. Ererr kind of ladies* hair work at the naual low price*. Hair jeweler. Ac. MISS ft. GUEST. TO PHOTOGRAPHERS— Former patrons wasting galleriM fitted np will find J. A. ANPERSON, at Ht B.st Harrison-st., with Nicholson Brot. A Co.. -Solldem. W'ANTED-Tt) PURCHASE N» FEET IN BURNT district on State at. Address J. G. BROWN. 287 Mlchlgao-ar. W ANTED—For eaao. medium also coal h«ae burner store. Call or address JV, IM West LakesL WANTED 4WLnt>i»eeo«d hand nriek. Apply, with price, to MR STONE, y. South Clinton »t. WASTED— Market. Will pay cash for fixture* and lease of a good market. AddreM yj) Blue IsUnd «t. WASTED -A local editor. Addrosa TlMES,aloax City, lowa. it ANTED—A Notary** commiutwu. ALBION CATE. 93 RanU dp'i «t.. Room 3. WANTED— To A lot In the bntnt district for a brick building for manufacturing pur po*e4, for.t in. or »y«iara. Parties first-claen. Ap ply to W. H. FRANCIS, Real Estate Agent. So West Randolph at. tITANTED-To rent a good piano, terms most be reasonable. Call or addre-s immediately MKSTOMLKxpy Barne« Homw. TITAVIKD—To Merchant Tailors—tie have f store room, with residence above, fo rent. In n e -outry towu in HMnoia conUlmog 2.0 m peoph-. Tb» 1 a good chance for a merchant tailor will -mall capital. No business of the kind there. Cal on F. M. CORBY, at 51cGrcgnr*s. 23 South Caoal-sl.. and get pariiculart. WANTED—TO PUROrtASK -aw rEET ON WA bash-ar., in burnt district. Address J. O. BROWN, gymchlgvn.a*. WANTKD-ForO«sh— a 3 kara* diamond oF fint'water. fits la lownst price and address T.N. JARVIN. Clifton Hotl. Ottawa. 111. IIMNDOW tfHADBS-l.aaJ pairs of window M shade* are offered to tbe trade at low price*. In al) colors. F. RIGBY, opposite Post Office. AS Slate *t. ANTKU-For iiuturOUte deltvsry. for Ca-h. 300,000 good substanilal bnfldlng bricks. Bid* will be received at the office of WsIMUNSBN ft aONS, Xo. 31 Sixteenth at. Chicago. WANTED—MALE HELP. A GOOD brewer wanted, a »ob«r *nd luda»lrit»“ man, to brew In a country town; apply at 43 West Riimi-'lpli »t. Chlcig-* AFIIIaT CLASS cottar trante* (clothing). Ap ply to LINDaDEB. LETT CO., hn. Eighteenth-st. BOV wanted to work'll! br»t« foundry; one having boon at the trade dealred; apply at 403 West Kao dolpb at. Ur ASTRO—A practical vinegar maker at onoe Apply at 639 npbb«rd*t. _ W'ANTED-lOOflrstclns'Citrpcßtersat corner of Michigan av and Congress ft. Apply for two days. WASTED— A good man cook: also one or two good dining room boje. Inquiry at 33 West Washington at. WANTED-6 good cabinet makers, with benches T at Washington or or t*arr<»ll «t. WANTED— A painter and grainer. None need apply but one who can do a good job of oak graining. Apply at Tribnneofflce, at 6 o'clock Moo* day morning. _ WASTED— To Kent—A dwelling house within minutes’ walk of Slsdkon s;, bridge. W ill pay good rent, and In advance. Address WATERS, Txl bttne office. WANTED— 20 carpenter*. The highest w»«*» paid. Apply east end of new market, on Ban dclpb tt.. between llalsted and Dtsplalnes sta,, Mon ■|.y. .1. J. PAKCY. WANTED- A good brass moulder who'is [oge niciiMnnJ invective." Address JAMES WaTT, Tribune office. _ WANTED-A good tinsmith. To a competent man good wages and a l»ng job. Apply Mon day morning to E. 11. MURRAY. 603 boitage Grove ar. WAS'TED—One or two good coat hands at Porter A O’Connor’s, merchant tailoia, CtU Weal Lakost. WANTED— A smart, active, young man. In the retail grocery trade, one who thoroughly un derstands the business, and can furnish go-nl cijr re* f-*re»ces None other need apply. ARTUCIt WAL TERS, 2H9 South flatated st. WANTED— Oae or two Qm-ct*e* bodr and sleuth makt-rx In No. I carriage shop. Steady work. Address Q. HAWLEY A SON. McGfegor.!lowa. ITTANTED—Watchmaker—A first-class workman. VV Address, with references, W. C. BYRD, Jlem phis. Tenn. WANTED— lOgood cabinetmakers. Unit at A 11. ANDREWS ft CO.’S factory. 32 West Washing too st. __ W 'ANTED—ITinner 1 Tinner to take charge of shop in the counter. Gcnhl reference preferred. Address W. I>. FOEBBi*. SoqM-tte. 111. WANTED— An effective and first-class travelling tabwman by a Ibwton carpet hoars. Addiese with references I*. O. Box 2394, Boston, Mas*. TTT’ANTKD-Salesraen to sell goods by sample at M wholesale; liberal salary paid. Address 31. BROWN A CO.. Chicago. 111. ANTED—A B,vJ«—ni.in. W a wholesale b*»ok uitd »v stationary hoa—A man that can llubh and rule. Ap >V ply (O CiiAS. REID. 375 West Chicago »t Son lay morning. \\7a’KTKD-I'wo l\r»l-ciiv»* siia-n at oncu; t«» steady and first cla«« hanf Casa mint. Call at JOUN A. TUOSIPSUN, mn to eoroe good girl. Apply at S3 We-t Washingenn »t.. up stair#. rtr.WTED—A sirl to do general housework, one tt that understands it. A good place. ptnall lamilf. ’67 Centre nr. WANTLD— A good cook. Good reference and Si*. cook. No olhor need apply. Apply at iw \V»at Washington si. TTTANTED-A good girl to do Uonsework et 3U3 r Coitagr Grove ay. ANTED—A good cook at 300 Michigan at. WANTED— A well recommended. strong. capa ble girl for general housework: German proto;- ffdjjUP' S2 wr vrpfsk. A mly at XA W asash nV. U f AN TED—A Oirmun girl iu a email lumily at 191 Warren ar. TITANTED-Safferer* to know the cheapest place »V to ret carpenter work. desk or tallies. I* to South JeflVrsoa st. Job turning and scroll jawing. TTTANTKD-Carpenter work by contract, or will it take the superintendoitcs of buildings on per centage. Twentr.idx. years* experience; nnd-r --stands all class of bondings. Best of reference given. Call at W South Jefferson, Sunday or Monday. If *ANTED—A competent German. Swede of A (tier* lean girl, to d-» generil housework <0 a private 'amity. Apply at 217 South Green st. WANTED— A competent girl as cook: German or Norwegian preferred. Apelrat IKS Pralri av. WANTED— A good cook, washer and ironer to an to Evanston. Inquire of 11. WHIPPLE, Room fi Masonic Budding, corner of llaUted and Randolph st. \lf AVfM»—Soprano Ainmer, on- perfectly familiar with the Episcopal service. To a good singer liberal terms offered; one competent to teach to cal mn«lc preterred. Address W. It. 11. SMITH, Organ- M. Trinity Chnrrh. v»l* in «Udo SITUATIONS WANTED- MALE, SITUATION WANTED—By a young man who«e business Is dais ratter and glazier; city reference*. Address J (5 K. Tribune office. SITUATION WANT£D-By a vonng man In the confectionary bmdnesa. has had five years exp-rl euce, can lurnisti unexceptionable reference. Address A C, Tribune oOco. SITUATION WANTED—Bra bookkeepir, victim of the late (Ire. wants work, In or out uf the oity, or would cn West as agent for some good bossiness. Address K$ D, Tribune office. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE SITUATION WANTED-A GOOD 'VMPKTKSS-* girl desires a situation a* nurse girl. Apply to her present employer*. 335 Michigan or,, for two days. SITUATION* HANTED—FOR ALL KINDS OB help, in city and country. Cooks, nnra-s. and houso servants on band. Apply at l»3 State st. Hums office. SITUATIONS WANTED—THUSE IN NEED OF flrsi>elas« help can Vsupplied by calling at Mrs. THOMPSON*!) new office. If« 2 State at. SITUATION WANTED-BT TWO COMPETENT girls to work in a Driest# 'amity. Good city reference. Call or address 319 East Twenty-ninth «t.. 2 days. Situation wasted—bt a first-class female cook in restaurant or hotel. Apply at 114 Maxwell et.. near Canal, in store. _______ Tir.VNTKD—By a respectable lady, a h«>me and fV email remuneration. Is competent to fit a -iliiation ns housekeeper, or will assist with light housework and di> plain sewing. iMI or address, tor three dav«. H M K. C-»tt «r>i --rnyr-iv. SITUATION WANTED-Ur a good dressmaker, will go in families by the day or week: cits and •its, was living on Ea«t Adams-at. Call or address, Vo M> Wear M-ilI-nn—t. WANTED TO EXCHANGE. BURNT Chicago properly will b« taken iq exchange for gaod patent rights, asefal 'or every family. Ad ires*, by mail. A S. 3J West Klnxie-st. PO EX'.llAMiE—ilotuo and A lot* in Afhiey, on the Illinois Central Railroad, also live lots in f'hiilipi nrst suhllvision in South Chicago h>r cheap Missouri pa'enii'd lands, or a cottage furnisbed or unfurni-h* *l. or any business established. Call or address SIMPLON 776 Michigan av. TO EXCHANGE—Iowa or Ktnus land to change lEl» to Exchange Kanaka an |i.»a for city or acre pmpeyte. Will aasam- in. cumbrano; a|*o, fmprosed city property for nalm tfroie-1. AddreM, by Dal), J. L. COTUELL. 7H Uicblgan-a*. IVA.NXKD-T'itxchanSo.cotUKoarul Jut our Mock tt from street care, West Side, for a sold watcu Glance In three year*. JuU.V FlA* UKUTI. Room 3 Lind's Block. WANTEO-To Exchange—A grocery store io this city for a alore fa tba country or a farm. Ad* ■w**a 31 21. Tribuae omce. TXTASTBU—To exchange three farms, contilnina T 340 acre*, a milea from Chicago, for property l»» he burnt district Apply to IJ. A. FULLAA'SUEE. 0 Weal Randolph St. K-mm S. FINANCIAI*. MONEY to lo*n for short time and on c«>otl »«cof Uf. J. H. GILBKKT, I*2 West Washington at. 'I'UNMCLIFY, LOANBUOKEU, OfYlfE, iZi W i. Jack«oo at. VTTANTfiD TO BOKBOW'—iw.ooo tn rrbnlld In th. VV barntdiitriet. Ad jfOJ. JAMES CUIsIIOLM, fribOua offica. ASTED—Tu Invest a few thousand dollars caV in a paying bnaineas. Addros* at one-.*, stating nil particulars. 0 9. J*f»*ivllle, Wla, r\ i LUA> to i>usn>ra4 til a uo CI.J real estate security. Nu commit •<«u «*ked, but an iuterest in tin* profits of the base ,r*s. Address, with particulars and references, J B Udell. Ills. Ai /■x /’l/i n—B*"* Charter lor sale, perpetual tJpXi-J*WUvJ induration. Apply to OLIVEI. iiW-t.Y. tl ilnaih Carprnt»-r-Bt. j-OAil niwi 1U Lya.'t-Uu mm as cvllat •>Tsa U* )f y l* vr eraL_~ jbple *t &7 Hlriiigah-«i UACHXNE&Ti ME3' ENGINES. PORTABLE 3 TO 40-HORSE 3. power; threshing, 8 and 10-horso; circular saw mil la, Fowtnon's grinding mills, corn shelters bellies, etc. COLLINS EATON, Agent, 7U Soatb Canal-st. __ BLANDYS' STATIONARY AND PORTABLE engines and saw min*. etc., at tho old stand »rner of Canal and Washlngton-ats, F. \V. NOR rfIKOP. FOR SALE—Two boilers (eighty faorao pow^r. rnrranted perfect, not baring been exposed to tb- Ire. mud-dram and front comelete; also, an ts-inch .-ytludor engine, cheap. Apply at 696 West MaJi wn-tt. I ’’UR SA LK—One 6 none second band portabl-, amt one jo horse new portable steam engines. J. P >lAß3H.lsSonth Canal st. 1?OK SALE—Price reasonable-Use ten horse en C cine one twenty bone-boiler auk i pa mi PERSONAL. ANY Information ad tresaed to H. A Adams A o°-. stamp dwl'f*. 23 W«at Ran lojph at., concerning th- safety of Eugene Uoumhv, will be thankfully re ceived. Ail. WEST is rrcneibd to call at 63 Aberdeen tl MRS. McMXNS. FRANK. THOMPSON, forraerly or South Clark at., please send me your address. Thara (a a Utter at the P. O, for you. Addreaa A. W. Clarkson. P. O. IF Frank Mailer will call at 90 Ashley sc. he would bear something to his advantage. IP Mrs. Mitchell, who lived at No. 1 Tyler Block, will call at No 172 Buddan sf., she will bear of something to her advantage. St. Louis paper* please copy. IF Matthew or Michael Tlgbe are sab will pleas# address Mrs. L. J. Nofan, 29? Fifth at.,N.Y., and relieve anxiety. IF anybody knows anvthlng of Mary McManus they will oblige herafflieted mother by informing her at 113 DespMu— SL. immediately. NFOKMA t ION is wanted of the whereabout* of I William Williams and William Duff. Boarded at 3(2 Flfth-ar, Apply at 3 52 West Monroe-st. IS Pt)lt3!ATIOX Wanted of Un.Martha kept a boarding house at 291 Michigan-at., or any of h-r bcarders, oi any other person who knows any* thing of Mrs. A. J. Thompson, or her daughters Leena and .Mrs. L. J. Keeler, or her s*»ns Alfr d B. an i Frank Thompson, (the latror wxs in tho employ of Jones A Sellers), sine-* the fire, will con Ur a great fav<>r by rending any information (o .Mis* B, T., care of W ATTS A t RUT. Mot •goreery. Alabama. t NFORMATION U ANT£D-4)?J*iue* Littlrwuod, I orWro. Fete, at 4? Fry «t. MRS. MaLCOU. MIS-ISG- Lizzie and Jueophine Scbulgeo call at 221 Maxwell xr. Missing sine© lire, a. d. kobisson, who boarded <>n We«t Madison-xt. If alive, send •ddress to M. b. KENNY, 1034 MaJUon-st. MKS. ID»LLAN will please return the trunk aba took under her care during lh- fire on Sunday night, belonging to Mrs. Evans, to 142 West Washington st. MUS. MART COMMONS, formerly living at Mr. Thomas Lange’*, 202 Cast Van Bdrea sr., wilt tind her trunk at BS2 State stcorner of Eighteenth, upstairs. MR. 0. V. BE KKM AN—Please call at 31 South Jef ferson st., Chicago. MR. PKNNKL, insurance agent, and Madison Beal will please send their address to W.B.Lang lev. 32 Wont Lake ar. MILS, hiving. Ml North Clark at.: Please lour# your prexent address to S. Tnbtiwt* **lßoo. VTOTICE—If the two gentlemen that called at 91 South Peoria at., on last Tae*d*y, about lost (rank for two sisters, will send address to at or to Mark Duran, at Webster-av. Polks Station, they will l» well paid for their trouble. Redmond Prinde vilte. member Board Public Works, 467 Fulton «t. PARTI Eb living cor. Adams and Market, over sa loon. front room, leave word at 63 West Madi son. care-?tn». R. MoVAKLaXP. PERSONAL—! uruler: Emmartoo wlsbe* you to oil nr 47 FMrvbefh xt. P EK>UNAL-Detective Snaw will please call at 32A Miklimo et., Monday morning. SIMPSON. PMWHN AL-lfCjrris Bafil h In the city she will confer a fa»or «o her friend hr sending her ad dr«s through the Tribune. F. >ER?“(>NAL—Cora R. RoNore please call at ticket office of Fort Want* A Chicago Railway Com pa* f. Madieen and Canal iU., sad set Information re irdmg friend P. PERSON AL—If J- 51. Cary. Roof-r. formerly U9 I. valle st.. Will call on ffm. 11. Thompson, 2?J Went Madison st. Thompson's Block, he wilt hear *om»thlng to his adTixmagg. PERSONAL—If the mao Arisinga 0. 8. Express L wagon oa Mlchigan-aT., va the morning of lh» Hr* who took thr-o portrait printing. frames and mirror, will notify me "t 550 Michigan ar. where I the LIU will be paid. W.O. OS- PERSONAL— Will O. a. Phillips, formerly of Boors 6, Open Board bldg send hi* address to J 0 T. Tribune office. RA S—Any penen who can ghra any information as to tba whereabouts o’ Christopher Barn, who orwcrly boardM at It 3 North Well«*at.. will confer a crest faror oo his friends by fearing inch informs* -(on with Warner A Felix. Uicblgan-aT., between Harmon and Eldrldge-coorte. Ki'BEUT liUbhfS pioiwe coamnsicate with CARTER BROS. SALMA trank oared from Are Oct. 9 Owner can hare same by pr»?lng property and n*yioc charge by calling oo Frank Gates, with J. V. Farwtdl A Co. Trunk taken irota 439 North Dear* tioro’St. SINCLAIR A THOMPKINS, form-fly of No. 5 Ma* sonic Building, please address B. J. Sweet, Boom Congress Hall. TflK gentleman who called at 5*3 Cottage Qrore* st.. yesterday, in search of a house. will please ••all again. r |MiE person that left the white burse at 71 Mllwtn. k-ear. will please call, pay charges and take him away. Til gentleman in a huggr who recelred wax flow* er basket,with gl ass vase, on Welts at., near Lin*, e In Park, will please call at Laodoa’s, Room 5* l.'nd’a Block. tp U(jS. LEONARD, who worked at Pit Slip .t Dodge’s L boot nod shoe bouse, will pioas* sand hi* addresa »o the Sisters* Ilosnita*. cop. Twenty-tllth-s:. and turner. »t. 31t RY EG AN. _ IX7ANTKD—To meet. Mh.wcros* A Keii. P. U Rymal.il Do»kteberv. F. Frt**eh, J Nash Carl Jansen and H. Graham: I will be at law office of Moore .t (’anlfl-'ld. 133 West Sled son st.. from 11 in tn 2 p m. on .-aturday 21st. and Monday 33rd Inst, REUBEN BEABDST.br* lUL ltir tv-rsuu who looK the Oront •■clock ami i silver pitcher front Mrs.ltobe’e. 296 Wabash *t., on Monday. Oct. 9. please return them to 2t2 Madison it., immediately. WILL Mrs. Bntler, formerly of Mft State ft.. send lict nddreas or call at n who kindly took char?# of a trunk marked M. B B..TalUr W, B„ and a s Wing machine, in Lake Park, on the morning of •he tin*, pleas* communicate with Mias Barker, 269 Kmton «t. VITlLLtbe gentleman who kindly took charge of v some thing* for a young man who Was leading a black ponr oq North ar., Monday, 9th lost., plans* tend word where they may be found to C. C. King* Crescent Mills. Kaodolph st. bridge. W* ASTKD—-Will tbeladr who gave a"mo property to a guDllerann on !*Quday nirlit, during tbe tire. ortruTof Erie und l.a-iMIe ni., flail at TW Wabash ar.. for farther particulars? BOARDING AND LODGING. 1 A AND 12 North Green-st., near cor. Randolph, i.*/ Ro«ni« to rant with board. MRS. L. YOUNG. I‘J i'AKR- A V—A uicVlyfuruiibed parlor and room J.O to rent with good board, Qeaclemoa preferred. C<»od refer-nc*-*- UAKItb.N AV„ Union Park—Board. r/\ SI’UTII MaY-ST., between Washington sod O\J Madison. s-venl desirable furnished rooms wi hlx-qrd. Gas, bath, etc. Ba'erenc-i required. ;r*J out i'll llAlstti)-al',-Two g.nUomen can fJO obtain pleasant room and board; terms mod- Q- auUTU MuiIGANoT., first class rooms with (DO hoard, modern improvements and heated by furnace. QQ ABESDKKN sT.—Board, with front rooms, on Otf aerotnl flour, for gentlemen: terms mod-rate. 1 T9 SANOAMON-ST-BoanUfol location, J.I u Good board and rooms for three yonog muo; ■amity prlr.tte; Coin'o u of home. -I 7Q PAUK. AY.-Two gentlemen can be accom XlO moda'ed with board and room. O AO SOUTH PEoRIA-ST.—Three geotlemoo can Ct \j£i find board, with rooms. mwtsf WA>UIM}iON sr.-Dcflirauir. room to root, with board. Day boarders accommo dated. Olft WE'T WaMIINGTON-ST. Furnished wIU room far gentleman. Home desirable. 97~WE»T MONRUE »T.. ccr. Morgan-Very tUiO pleasant rooms to rent furnished oraa* iinnslicd. with first-class board. Terms moderate. E»T MuNICUE-ST.—Uauiisoßie turniatMat t>Trx sulteofrooms, with board: private family; n-» oilier boarders; terms frasouable; reference* ex chang'd. QQO I'MAOIhUN-ST., corner Two large front rooms, furnished. to rent, with board; also, one smaller room. QQ7 WEST RaNDOLPU-nT.-Twq tarnish*! tlt/l front chambers, with board; fio’clock din ners; hot ant cold water; i»rma reasonable. iI.QQ BOUNSIUB-pT., wear Twenty.ulotb-it., iwv oo« Mock west o Sute4t. Cara, a tip-lop boarding bouse will bo opened on Monday; house entirely new. XJ O WAOASH.AV.-Two pleasant furnished UxU rooms, suitable fora family, to rest, with boaid. DA/1 AESTADAHS-ST-A gentleman and wife 1)0 X and two single gentlemen can be aeeum modaiM I with board and comfortable rooms. Terms nv-derate. Cs7 WE&r MONKUE-M—A amt of second dour \JKJS Iront room*, furnished or an uralahed.to let, t-«geehcror singl* with bovrl. Hoove new. Q97 I’ltAißlß AV.— Uoums to rant, with board. CJwl by Sirs. 11. Forrest, formerly of3uOand3i« \v l>.«ll.aV, QQQ W ABASH.A\ —ihroe eentismsu can be ac- WO eoa>mo>late*t with rooms, w tli t-uird. and th- eo or fdur day boarders. References required. 1111 WtAIRIE-AV., o«ar Twenty-founb-st.. TaAa. cnromUhad front room, also fnroisbM naim Mrs. M. ROBB. 17 1 Q FIIAUUE-aV.. near rwenty.iuurtb-sc.— AAAtJ Tn reot. ploiawnt lr.» t rooms, with board. (19-i WABASH aV,- a suite of (armsbed nxirus. with hoard. MICHIGAN-aV.—Bourns to rent, wlthor I.IaJO without board. A GENTLEMAN and wife or ona young laty and *V two geo'lemon can find a ple«sant home fur tbo winter nsnr Tblrty-eocnnd and Michigan-ar, 00 rea sonable forms.. A-ldressP. L.N.. Carrier 4-1. Boa kdlMU—auiu oi family room* »ad brat-cia** 037 b-ard u: Arena* Uooir.cor. Twenty-second and W -hnsi-ar. BOAHDKK3 WA.Vl'bO—a couola o t single gen tleman can sod a forniahed reum with good Ni»rd at >o. u A'orth Peoria, up auirs. Pay re* quird weekly. BUAKUIXG— Pleasant room# famished and un furu>«i>el2«U-*Uood bownl ana two or three rooms »t Oakland. Addreas O. K. .'fQ Wahaah *r. BUAJifljMi A.>o LoUCiIAU 7Pnuutu JloreaQ Famished rooms eo suite, large or single Hoard by dar or week at moderate price*, half a block from >ladUnn-«t. irUAtiiiMtoWANTEU-sv} Park-ar.-Un oraiah 1> ed room* With board iu a prirate family for gentleman and wif-*. Reference* required. V tA.-luA Ul>T£L—ivsirablerooms, with ant* cl*«* l»o*rd. at rew*»nwbla price* L*OU KS>T-PWa.int moms with board for two 1 in rMT*te Isalir. Inquire 154 Weal J «ck«on-*t. ON «A L L Jli.l A V.—C'iOl KOuiTABL jfKUuT artmanta and 3*oanlio£ which »iil apeak for uaelf. Never kept buanlers .••fora, Unt will try three hard time* to nukoarroea lile vnmiandin** for two. Kith-r a pluuuot aad ra jpectable married cooplo or two alit S l« «otJam«S. V.mgWecholcefromehhpr front or hack room. PHcav tiiaod f»mp«tlTrly Krerythlu* lorol.h. Dinner at «So clock. Addraaa for interrlaw rb<*oil<»re James. Trihone office. ome, nurm J.N son ill Bide, nortu of Fworteautb “at front reoiu, well rnniltli«C«ithbowlt forvwo onttempo. A-UI»w»« QZ. Tribone board wanted. OOARb-By two young gentlemen, with targe V. furnished n»um; South diua; dinner at 6 clock. Address if. care Carrier 47. U l 'Al(D-Br a tingle gentleman, la a prlrau Cam* .Xi ,jr o,l t,ietf on«h ?W«. Address.br mail. W. G. \DDISU>. Ortenebaum A Foreman’a Bank, 3d2 abash as. I3OARD and famished rooms la first-class bottsa U lo pleasant location, 37 Park-ar. for two gentle* ora and wires or tingle gentlemen. Reference* «i« •hanged. BU A ItU with oe« ot one large bedroom, and double parlors can be obtained at East Utaedale, four allot beyond Riverside. lii>of 9 and 11 a. m. BOA lib and rooms caa bo bad at Harwood Hotel. 11. P. COHNS. maywooq TO LEASE. TO LEASE—A small Cann, fenced ecd improved* x only ten mile* from Chicago,-to be leased for tea •r twelve years. A bargain. Apply to tbo owner .l W alum st. h'Ull LtAdD—ft on fillcblgao av and Adams si; L Salt on Randolph and Wells sis; ID ft on Madlsoa •t; several bouses on arena**. S-.mu Side: boats on ♦arte ar. D. L. HUNOKK. tzZ Michigan ar. I'U LKAatl-ioxS-i ie«t oo the southwest corner of Adams ami Jefferson sts., fora term of years. \pply to M« lidMHlQl’G, Chicago City Bakery.