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EPISCOPALIANISM.
Proceedings of the General Con-
vention at Baltimore.
Report of the Rubrical Committee—
Strong Opposition to Rit
ualism.
t-prrda] IV»pairh to The Chlnsn Tribune.
lUltiwokc. Oct. 7.—Tin* Tnet.nial Convention.
tiHiap. wm occupied till u late hour Iwforu ad-
... >.-j, " " , lIU tt IUK UOUf UV.OIO .U*
jourumeul with delivering cul.igk* upon premi
um t men in the Church who have died since the
lari meeting.
Immediately following this l message wa? an-
Jiounced from the Ilon*e nf Biebop*. transmitting
the report of the Kn'-riral Committee appointed
ny the la*t General Corvct.tiou. Many had Loped
that no report involving definite action would he
presented, and is* expected a document so pre
cise In Its recommendations and so strong in
opposition to ritualist a* thi« proved. There
was a decided sensation upon it* announcement.
Its reading was listened to most intently, and In
almost breathless silence, br the deputies and the
lame andlence.
The message of the Bishops showed fthat their
toa.-e had not acted, and did not desire to proceed
until the report had been fullv considered by »he
Join Committee of bolls bon-es. L T pon a resolu
tion to appoint sneb a committee, ana to postpone
further delate till Tuesday nest, a running debate
sprang up. which rhojtgd*v.'*' n, y deep feeling on
both sides of the question. .The merits of the re
port did not cuter Into till* di-cus-lon, but Indi
cations were nnatWakaMr mat when the proposi
tion to appoint u Jolt I t onimiiiec is opened lo de
bate tber* will be unexciting lime.
Among the significant features of the commit
tee.® report, is the recommendation that whatever
chances suit I *■ r!cdd> d upon by the convention
they be made by rat-on. This If regarded as equi
valent to a rei-urt agalnat any alterations of the
Prayer Book.
The Itbhope. in their mesfage, asked that the
Joint t '«mmission canaiet of three Bi-bop*, three
pririyter*, ard three laymen, hut there wa« a
v- ry gi-neral de«ire in t'.c Louse to increase the
t uti.i er of prt-pbjUT? and lav men to six each, aud
to select them by ballot.
Those who have hoped that harmony might be
to-cured throupbnui the debate* were greatly cast
tiowu by this nnexpecte<l report from the Cora-
TUltiee nf Biabopr. while the ritualists were aston
ished at iu sweeping character.
At the end of a br.ef debate, the motion to con
cur iu the aj noiutnieut of a committee wa* wit' *•
dtav-u. ard the whole mltjcct made the rpecU.
order for Tuesday.
Previous tu adjournment the Committee on
Carons rcj*orted advet>»-ly nti-l iiiianlmo'tsly upon
tin- jiroDo-llion to redu'-e tbe numiicr of delegates
fn m dit>«e!-e« toil*- General Convention.
Atrameiidm-:it to tb.-ir report was submitted,
making the ba-i-of rrpre-enta;tun three clerical
and three lay deputies from cart. dlocc*c, and the
ii.rlw-r thcit went over for future consideration.
The convention wilt be fairly at work on Monday.
fTo the A-aoiutc.lPresA.i
lUvmtoitc, O't. 7.— At the opening of the
Hjjif ;<»; al C<'Uvriitioii 10-day. a rerolution of
re*t*-i ? t<> the memory of Hun. T. N. CuritiftKfhatu
v:m pj*-*-<}, and aj jiroprlatc fulnjrie.-' delivered.
j.il:e sn',i:te« nere paid to the late Rev.-. Chn«to*
jil.iT I*. tila’Nd« ji cm! Ilmaati Coo-. Numerous
eulrjPj* w«n- pronounced on iLe late Jackson
Ken.Tributes iv. n* ul-o i-ald to Milo MaLou,
Jji'luji \V. Murray, ami Win. M. Taylor.
A n - o*.«aL'e n-f* ret■ ivr.l from ’the lion«e of
trai>ialttliiL'tfi<.* following report ul tLie
t.niformit' i.f tlir rimal:
Tin- ci>:n-ulu*-e of five Pi-hot**, appoint.*! hr the
Jla.j.i of i;u}io;.« B t the General of I**.*, to
i '.u-.dtT whether anv ad -it‘oust provi-ion fn-nnlloitn
llv. hy ranon or <>t* erwl-e, 1* pro-tl -nlde 'md expe
dient, and to report to the next G-aera! Convention,
liavtcc held sundry m-tin.;., .it m tcml diT-reni
] laces, at each of which ad th* uje'ule'r* of the r.iui-
Mittoe were pri*eat;Jjrotjdi the -e.-lou. mi I lim luif,
u- they lull* ve. Klvcn 1.. Ho t-mott.'i t aim,ted
to them »|.at cartful ■ * n-lder'd’on whP h It- Impor
tarn e merit*, rr«p.-etfall» n*k teat •• to report.
the resolution unde- «U h Hie • ommfiief tra« njw
pointed rauc* several que-iion* fur exsiuiniilou and
Ison* I.RUlatlon. touel. the performance of Xdl-
Vll.e mftl. e and tbc sid.i.ui.-t a: ion . f -.icT-lnituS* and
t-ther rlu*» ami . m-monlcs of th l .- Ciiwtli. practicable.
If I-raclleaWe. 1» it. >.i ll.;,. iS.i,. . . v;-.- ii«m/
IX practical*!* and etp"dl*nt, shall U lake li.r Jitj.c
r.f a canon or canons, or shall li he oil;*-rwt-e ;>rot Med
for. •
And, finally. what sh*ll Pc rlie actual detail- oX IcjrJf
lailoa?
As-n.Tlly. these air i;uf«!lone that tones tfceCburcb
and 1U member* In nisiu and vrrv vital r.-ilot*, and
involve many dill. *!/■ »* v.< n *•. crVeiou, relations.
la mtislderlnr the.e quc*il„ns. the < ommiuix- have
(ndeavort-l never to turret that suh-UnH*l unl’ormllr
1* entirely compilllilr with wrx .-oi.-dleriilUe Indivi
dual llherlv; that non e.-euil.d* sho-iid t,e>ej l>c tin
•JuiT masmltltd, and, (:»• 1.-— . ini-.-l to an ••qu-dlty
fwatlsli; Hint jiisnv ir.-uldt -o:nc and objection
-,,A“ 'Mn;« are rnhc-uien.l in their nature, and p-rl-h
} n ami that, tinder «nv > Ircumstancr-, ba-iy
|irlß-«iii»i). ever to Is- avol lew.
horhaveo..- omulei ro k—p In mind the wl*e
»onl««.f tlif Arileje of Utli^lon.
“JIU not ntHi-*,*r, t<i;t t-;..d;t i;i- ami cerenortea
t-In nil Jiiac- -e. one or •••frrlv alike, for nt all tlun**
t.iey bate linen dhci*e. m, . * n . : , v ],.• . linn-’et rrmnl-
Int lo rtlvrr*lty nt eotinrrl.--, xi «nd i.o-n's mam
tier*, ao that noib’nu I*' .t 11 i,e.i :ir:,ln*i tnvi'. Wupl.
fcverv jcirikuUr ov r.aUv>u*'. ei;ut. u hatu autle.mv to
t.rdaln, c luinse. ari l nl-dl-l, .. 1. 0 r rile* of'tlic
Ctiun-tMir-Uliie-l 011U li> i.; mV auile.rltv, so (Lit all
tl-inc* lie clone to edifv nc."
While. Lotre».r. tie- . have kept tJo-e
rnn-edenvtlou* in tl<lt ha< lurn, and Is, their
unanimous oidnluQ that «o:i.e action of tue
• Ovaeral ConvenHoti In nrird to the Itni'Ortant
mailer* nasned In Hie i>*oiu ion st,,K>itiiln< theta t>
Very derirahle. If not, ln-.<-e , de-iMuded.
Almiiic the niatit n-i-": - I ..- ’M* <-*: iv;. -inn tiial j>n-*
wc! Uieiastltw, 1 lu-> vciuuie to a»L atica-Mn to these
Jc'.lovctui;:
1. It i» obvious to remark that there are araonc c»
?r«at and iln■ r-e0 * ..I u-e m tie-perform*
»».-ire of f)|\ li.i servlee an i ;l.c •■ni.uf tin; Chun h.
TnJeM Kitnethlnu I* 'lone, and done »oon. In the
Insert-si* ef unlbipmitv, 11.e*.- d:v.-,.iUe* bW fair
to t gmtl. It they do u i\e-a-l. tho»« which
ul the fertod of the Anuli-an Iteformatjo- •
were n-itardt-.! u« an evil to V» reei ve' }* - ’
lo thedi.lslon lt-»t tl.e v.-ji 1- !■•»-»'» hat« -
CM Ul*. Tht-3 ueuiMon .Acr.even i:m. on..
elon. irotiMe, ..i-nueaiij Miu-.nu »;;r hcoji.f, -.. i (
tt;e»e evlUaiust lncrea*e as llie.r t-.ttise* are nut j
»J'ed. i
2. Ii 1* NJlfVfdtln* v„rl.iu-«. over »- i.
those nriirided In the ll>>k < I r.iinmon i’r.t’ r
forth In 'tetorilan.f wf-ii d.' jTn»i»!.«n- ? I* -
«'rnon*C-U of the I'ic and not co , !i!i>. ..1 .. • in* dh. ;
j.utnltialloo of I»und» vor o ln-r *eho,.l • •! ;« i:*i
3l> ly i»*.-d in eertaln e'litin he*. liuwf.- ;vr:« , o,;»
regard t» to tie r,ilo>»i*l «»e .r ■
MieeU It ts to !*• rr*;ralie 1. , v ,n
TuUtec do tot undertake to - 1; is 0'.,;,...
■JiuWi-VtT. tbst any-ti< U *i-rt le. » ee - r.-.r.f
rrfler and f onfutlon In iir.>>iri,. 11 * •' »-.r»l:,ti •
in prtn'lplv and c»d*v.' t•• s - ... >.
th'-aefrcim *hat outsiue q:..-. • :, f . r.t> a j
potiajcccrd with the a . . ir
rhlnof our own Cl.ui'!.. - _.c u. vt,-., •. - c.alcs
una Mdrtt of our s. rvl- ■■
S. The eotn».litre r.;-i'i i - i.-it-.-.,-
yi.ac • in-tun. f,. *. • > . ur -jti
]W. 1 ti.c len»t, to
llu-.v.. • Mi. . cus-.'lv'vrd.
of v.r - f lie-. Ac»ln*l saeh
wt.rjfsour:- , •; ini. n .ndjirute'-tlon;
ftnd.wti-tl >- ' i :.'1 if • » 1 would sera to
1*.»j!»l r *.u . '-.u -*?. 1e Mr it.
for •' - * •.sinrt wh.ieb It I* not
tv ri. .n . Ti.niluet- ucahltnou*)/
/e- otiiniv ’ ’ 'I r • -A G«nersl Convention.
Oi.d.ufter i-.’ni iv ‘ ‘ < the dMrrcnt methods
jn whit h thu - '.ii ti.\r h* carried out,
tIiCT fnilher ui. •• ,t eorroend iha*. nnv action
whieh th" < onven*. take ►hull heln thelorm of
naaron or ranoas.
In i n* i-i'dlrii: to .'sir » nr'.iu* detail* wh'ch they
lie! <.ncht i.i he and • rl.e *-ii's-.t*of suchanioa
I '.* !«-• t. i r *.• I, 1 •• ,• .-i .de-irC to ssv that,
while on n Cieat t.iajo- 1 v of lie* point.* pre-ented there
te»* h--n an vnt'i.'- ttn.tith.nisy of opinion,
tome thir.C* US', t.i-Mith'le.s. |n*
UlOSed and othe.s o-i liled w.ueh „vd
c*eh merilrtT’s Individual wi»'i recuiate-l I* - re*
tall, w.e.i'.d have l-eic iliflireuJj - <"• ..1 of. Ihcy
JiaTC strongly Xcll Uu»l unOivrtnlle , .-willy Involves
, -«» * ..fi;,"' and the acceptance of
a*iTi< way h-tre, oa one band. to
in*iin or. on me other, to remove.
The committee report the mu twine a« tn;mprjnron
which they respectlully r.T.imjjfend ,
Thev recommend that ■ ■• rtatf; act> In the a,.m.Ql«.ra
tloao'f the Huh (•..nimunv-t, on o.b--r..'’’iJ^oro
„t public srwshlp. I>- r. lu-.t r mui..traUil. U pro
hibit'd by canon >U:
1. The use of lacrnsc. . ,
i. Tae placing or n ulninu t crurtllx In any part of
Cwn ire a cn>ss In proof«>;oa la ehnreb.
4. T be u»e ©flights on or about Uip holy table, txcept
Tbe elevation of eiejru-nt» in Uic H'dy I ortununlon
jn'snrli manner •* to expose Hum to tfcr »lrw of toe
people a* object* to which adorJPon is to w made, or
{jwr iwvrvr.otvoa«ecr*ilon.i'rlu tie act of adminis
tration o! them, or conveying u.sn»7o or front tie com-
water with win" »>• part of the service In
lhepres«;nceof tbi-congrvg-ilun. „ n ,
7. The wa‘hlnc of the p- b-H ■ bands or solution of
tie twml- la presence ot Uir . nnsTes»Vlon>
5. ItovtnC. rn.«*!nc.-•'•nn:Vv io'as. pm-tritlon-.
IM
rot Intend'd tobealli*--1. ,u.t it l.oui_ further pro
t^)wdVVM.v‘Kj'i.. L lacTßlc
"V"® ?"siritb-n nf pp ••' I 'a: tb.- Hdv Communion
liv any lit>bop or i-rto-t u 1.-u ;»uy perron receive* with
Hv.ij.tojlnt or ; • rtnt: tins any t- r-o"-o: person*
not in Lofy ot-kn io i.-.'-i it,. m :.l t. r m any ;-.vrt nf
t'J \<f'.rr for the adm ri- r.-M*of tin- Holy Com
l:.union. ant priver-. •■"'if t-. ao*i'.i«. or VpMle*
ntl.n ll.m thO‘c provided In the HMk of Common
JTaycr.or under XIV of Canon 13 of Title I of the Dl-
Ip—t.
TTn-y further mvromro 1 here. flr*t, that no rector of
rv parish or other u.lu>r«-r I- allowed to Introduce
choral service wvi.ou' » e., ; ,»,-nttug vo;c of the vestry,
or rontrsry i-tohiMtioi --I the dl-hop.
fceeon-1. tli*l L-> sttrpl’ • I «~l> >lr shah h« ctrr’oyed ex
cept under tin* "-aim ; ir.lt-<1 !,«;•; and Lea ‘•’n b rlit>lr«
aTt'emv-toy«*s.thf onU ad-HHon to their ordinary autre
stiall !"■ a ■urplloe rra. !m.u :•* ill** itiHc*
Tb’.rd, that on chur- l. rhaf !-• i11..w, -t'o Ik* »o ar
rar-srd a* U* nervcpt thv rr'n.'ier from otTUMlog at
the rlebt fnd'i'fihe L-.’. - ♦»Me.
It [. OK noted that »< r.- 1.-tie*- tnlde I«lawful.
The n/utoilut-r furth- r i.-, that ranonleal
rrofi-lon be madetourM.-ir ibe <lm«- unproprUt* to
cl-rsj men ntlnlMertn? In a i.iagngv’on. and the
only Te.fjneni* rt.- istrlto h* spproprti.te to clfTßy
jnen «o ta:nl»tennc \' t "-
Flr»t. for itu 1 IMibop« th:- j'tr*<Tit KplwoPJl rohes.
f>.-e>nd. lor all tr.im*ur«. a »UUc -utpln-e. ahUek
rr wUti“tolc{ Mart <•«-*.• ’..tint reaching Iklov vac
»nVle»; b'.acJiCowß aod b.o.d«. . .
Tliev aj-im-onunrnd ih.il ;>.*.*vMoa K trade:
I. Tl*t on the wa-l-T. ct ‘rrvl.ee ■ubereeiprcl
racy or neee«‘ity to bealt'o rosy require It the uniter-
Htv cap rosy K*n«ed. . ...
. ?. Tint candidates for on'er* who are licensed to act
a* la* rni'er*. tcav o‘e •! " a- udemlnl blvk jcown.
S InadiltloL to ration ral pr-irf-lon* now remm-
Treaded. »Tpi In ronelderet »n of tbe tan thiinothtnc
ran In-w i-laln'v *ei l-irli tnu ni»j arl»r la tbe
• D«e and practise <g Vhe earn.-. tt«- committee lertUer
UDanimoc‘lv ntdmtttenJ that *onie action he taken to
carrr out. Iti b n:srn>'r - ttisy -fv-uri' 11~ oh erv
anetithe prlnclj Jr 1.-. 1 n - -1 In th. i-nwil n-e.itution to
tlii‘i.oUM-hy the lln!t‘.-of rirrl-M sn-l Lay t'cputlv.
wl UieC-OeraK'onvtniior. of t>* s. ttvwlt:
That in all mat»r‘ doni.tSaJ, relertncc fhall K made
to the ordinary, aad no etnnee* sliall K made agaic-l
tlie codtr ronn»el and Judgment of the lll«tnp.
In con'elneloa, the rout--iite*- rivnuiaun 1 the auop
tloa of the fol-owlnc re»-dotloa*:
i>»o.Ve.f. That, tbi-rt-p • u’.- communicated to the
Uor.‘e of Cl'Ttral an 1 1
i nuU.tbe House *>f I lerlcal and Lay Depn
t Vf~. concnntng. a Jntrt romrottt.-e, ronaietlag of three
w ii;»l)Oi-a, thret- i-ri «l>v i*t». »r.d three Uvtiieu, be at**
posntlS to whom .hull ’»• n fem-l. with oln-rtlort. to
r<port to tbl» eonviT.tl.ia at a«<->rlya <lt> asprvet.ea-
Me. such canon* a* tbe? ay deem ncc«w*«r) la the
' of which l-» respectfully »QbmUted.
Alfuxd Lu,
.1. Wn.LLaxr-.
T. M. CLaXK.
tv. 11, OinvnnuEih
J. K«B»\e>T.
Accoraracvlr? tbe foreirnimr repon fol-
Icntnc re.-olntiora from the House of lilrhoi^*:
ys/. That In the pnvvliy of the subject and It*
Ininp, this house is unprepared for immediate •<>
Jlnnonthe report submutea by the Committee on
Kltusl fnlforrsltv. without previous cmMderatlnn of
thee*»e;iijoiat«oo»nilt.evof the two Loumj of the
The House* of Clerical and Uy Deputies
concurring, lb Joint Comm'ttce Ik- app*»le.ted lor
the cun-id' ratiot ot the above-named report of lae
4'onjialttee ol ii.s Uou-e of lb*h')-* cotieemlcff tbe
rltcal. and to n-;«in if ant an Mf ane, action
may K properly uw-r. In (b-r.rrmS-K.
Action on tbe cu*»>a •- and a report from the
Hob«c of !li‘hcip« wu .imbued bv lie Hourc of
Jicpnllcs until Tncsdat j <--i
Thu report trum the Committee on Canons
firalnst rednetnp the i,T-i:-ur of delegate* In the
Uonee waa eonearred in.
A memorial, by Mr. Hnj.-r*. of Texas, for the
ni.jioirtinent trf a Misrion.ry for a portion
< f thi IH(iee*c of Tt-aar. iu« n-ferred to the Com*
xtiUtce on Cat.ons.
The convention then adjourned till Moadav, at
10 o'fdcrts a. in.
NEW YOEK.
t?;>cctol IVspstrh to Tbi' Chl-nro Trthane.
THE RANK KTATEMKrT.
?Cew York, Oct. T.—The bank statement to-day
wu unfavorable, iiotwlt*.standing It was shown
thot’lhe banks ore stl.l dealing their liabilities.
The analysis chow? that the banks lost 13.1W0.400
on their total reserve dating tbe past week,
against • reduction In their total liabilities of
S:>.SIH,GOO. They now bold In sold, legal tenders,
and 3 per cent certificates—all reckoned as lawful
tnoney—only |l.G<>Uoo above tbe legal require
cent. t*st week they be\d f3,«>l.fao. The
loan have been reduced fI.IM.yOO. and now
Hand at The following are the
changes, compared with last week:
ptertatr. Inertate.
.13,193.900
6.511.900
•SDI.SOO
6TMOO
ffi.SOO
Loans
Deposit*
Specie
If pal tenders.
Circulation...
Htssof Ksauanu rstc.
'The cable transmuted the important intclll-
grace, this morclt'g, tilt tie Director* of lie
Back of England held a rpeclal meeting aid ad
vanced the minimum dl-conrft rile lo 5 per coal
yesterday. The prvvß> n » rate *u 4 per ceat.
This extraordinary action «u thought here to in
dicate that the financial outlook In London U re
garded with apprehension by those who
have the best means of judging the
immediate future. The London money
market is reported active. *1
5!4 per ceat. All clarees of acenritW la London
were lower W-day. although the decline la leta
than would hare taken place had not • further
advance in tne bank rate been generally expected.
It war. however, expected tnat no advance would
1* made until next week. The new 5 per
cent United ?lates bond* fell this morning to
*jt^dUcount,agaluat 2 percent yeaterday 'Jtcr*
noon. Tbc effect here was to advance tbc rate*
of Hurling exchange to 109 fur Gd-day Mils, and
110 fornhort right. The market for securities
were al»u nightly depressed, and It U admitted on
ail rides that no serious disturbance can occur In
'the ixindun market without more or leu# nnset
lllrg affairs here—panlcnlarij as a large amount
«f foreign capital and credit arc now employed
here.
abowed great ease, and closed at 5 to fl per cent
on rail. Commercial paper Is quoted at 7 and 9
per cent for prime acceptances. But little cur
rency has been sent to the West during the past
week: the shipments have been nearly all to
tbc £outh.
was strong, opening at Ill's, declined to Ht»i.
aud advancing to 115, which wae the closing quo
latiuu. The rale* paid for borrowing, to-day.
were 1-C2,1-Gt. and flat, sud fur carrying, 2.-T.4,
7. 5. aid t* per cent. Tbc specie shipments abroad
lor the week were f.VK).I£7.
stiffened on the London advices, bat closed at
Jf> *» for prime bankers 1 CO-day stcrllcg, aud 1W •»
for sight.
TUB COTZnNWrXT SOK7> MAUKCT
was qnlet and Heady at the close. The
last quotations for Pacific Railroad securities
were: Central Pacific, 19215 to JWJ£; Union Pa
cific gold bonds, bfiJi to 6914; flocks. 27t0 27*4;
Income, 79* i to 73?»: land grants. 79 to 73*4-
THE «TOCK EXCHANGE
was blmost draened to-day, the bulk of broker*
and •i>ecßlatorn being away to attend the opening
of the Jerome Park Racer. The market was dull
and prices lower, aud in many cases there was not
enough basinets to establish quotations.
BEEADnTL-rpS.
There mere only limited offerings of the low
grades in the flour market. These were steadier.
Other grades were unchanged. The demand waa
in part speculative, though mainly for the British
Province.-and the Eastern States. At tbc close
the market tor Tow grade* waa firmer, with a lair
demand—in part fpeculalive. floideraof wheat
were firmer, under the more favorable private ad
vice* trom Liverpool. The offerings of vprlng
w ere moderate. At the close amber and white
winter were strong, with a more general demand,
the inquiry being in part tpeculaiivc. Spring
was lii'riicr, but qnk-t. Corn was less active.
lhi<ngb quite lira. At the cio-e the demand wa
in part speculative, though mainly for local trade.
[TO the Associated Pfe--. J
KtMurHATIC KELEOAItONs.
TfE'V Touu.Oct. 7.—The H orl-l say*. ia regard
to the representation iroiu New Vurk Jo Demo
cratic c.nventluas. mat nvreafler c-.tneuliijn* will
Lluv* nothing of Tammany or anti- Tammany, but
deal on.y wiili f cparaie Assembly District*. Not
nail Tammany. but nil more--or* of Tammany,
mu' all similar o'lgarchica! organization*, arc thus
abolished.
n (omprcmlrc lia.- been ejected, withdrawing
mutual charges and dividing the children.
BVILDINO mi'U.
The 7lmM pays Masterson. the contractor, who
hulll Tamaiauv Hall, s-“ars that he would he
willing to do the work performed by. Garvey for
S.VI,bOO; that the repairs could not hare possibly
amounted to the original cost.
linnl'AUT.
Hon. Klijab F. Fumy, one of the ohuat and
mot prominent Democrats ol this Slate, died this
morning.
cnrrurT os toe taxjuny tuicvia
Horace Greeley, In reviewing the situation,
state*: “That A. Uakcy Hall bis embezzled
iiihlU money and converted it to his own use.
!• not yet proved. *llll. for signing bill*
Irundufent -lid false, I thiak be ought to
resign. I have seen no evidence that
I'ctcron. Sweeney Is a public plunderer;
ditto, lather mo.e so. as to Judge Hilton. My
judgment as to Tweed i» very different. I cannot
hut believe that a good share of the millions
paid out of (be treasury on hi* order, on im
mensely exaggerated or utterly fraudulent bill?
of Ingerroll, Garvey, Kevstr. schuyler. Smith,
and others, have wound their devious way Into
Li-pocket, and been applied to defray his enor
mous cipemlliure- at Albany, In ibis city, and
el-i-wln-re. and add block after block to LU ever
growlutllaLued pusst-siun-." *
the Pennsylvania claim agent, came np again in
the Superior Court today. The decision u to be
rendtred ou Tuesday next.
KEVaUll'a covrrsatos.
The confession anu a slUulioti, la*l night, by
Keyscr, l« deemed a mofl Impurmut step. It uoa
wholly nr -cCl*d. and r.» a means of enabling
the Currie -ifbevcuTv to obtain other proof,
is reg# i- . mo-t promising occurrence that
ha- y ' ' »t - ’ll? ttlml-»bni I? that In seven
ji-l: up • i.: . i 'jeniv bo has received three
<|i . f.. ’..lil'j’. . 'Jar-, lor which be has
ih dared tual his signature
o.’i : .i *iur'..wutmimt has been
... stances be had l*eencom
s,,"- . .. “• claims before he could re
• » ’ j. i.os ufeerloti will {irobaMy secure
. .t mmnnitv 'r.itn punishment. t)!hvf< <»t the
l n* l‘*rt. u v*a»l-.smco are expected to Ukc a like
vr\ wor.K <*r the committee.
' T l ;.' rdttee. following out their dctcrmina
i -.r ■■ : U.e prosecutloQ of the thieve*, demand
•■..‘•he Governor forthwith order the Attorney
lvc,c;f.lto couttuvuvc the tequlted ptoceedlngs.
7hi-v w ill employ counsel toanlst In this work.
WAlsos’f WUKK.
/he late County Auditor. Wat-on, is supposed
.• be the perron who altered the Key>cr voucher*.
The hill* of Diivliiruii ,y C-.. w-re also alb-red.
Tie firm arc said to bare used but a amall propor
tion of the amount charged them.
. THE OtUND JiriST.
The opinion is gaining ground that Judge Bar-•
jia.i! will dismiss the pn-etit grand jurv. Faleas
th'.-1* done, the agat. *t in-' perpetra
tors id the Imnds will ref ill lu nothing. Dc«lde.
the fact that the grand Jurv I# packed,
one of the ''nicl.il* upon wimm devolve- the
prosecution of the suit*, i* under Tammany la-
Hueiice. Evidence ef the mo-t startling charac
ter is accumulating, but the Committee of Seven
ty find difficult!?* in their way. The partle*
giving evidence vX[*ecl It will cost them their
ealar-v aud desire to be provided with other
titualf o~~i. Tbl* the committee hesitated to do.
A “ DEItaUII *’ PKOPOSITtON.
Tne IlfrnUt says it will advance the City Trea
sury fIOO.OOO towards carrying ou the govern
ment until the laxct cotne in.
say* there Is a discrepancy l*e;ween the statement
of'C’otnptroiler Green a- to Hie financial condition
id the Department of Ihiblic Work* and his own;
that there shall be i.o stoppage of the works of the
department. He lutcuiis to take care of his de
partment, uud will individually pay Sis men
rather than sec them suffer. He doe* not regard
the Rochester Convention is cither i triumph or
d-'feal of Tammany. He supports the ticket, and
thinks the city trouble an l-*ue in itself.
'.TIB CASE Op INOEItSOLI..
The cennscl for ingersoll. who wa« to be exam
ined to-da; concemlnc bl»claim- against thecity.
hs* asked’a delar on accont.t of the absence of
n-suciau- counsel’ The opposing counsel wanted
to proceed.
i cat. la
-nvl re*
of. ibey
Millinery.
In another column will be found the announce
ment of the upt-muc of one of the Icadicc custom
tnllline:/establishments In the etty. A visit to
Hopson & Co., No. 74 Stale tercel, will bo reward
ed In viewing one of the meet complete stock* of
nullir.erj goods, ail uf welch have Wen purchased
direct from the importer* or manufacturers. This
stock consists. of cocrsc. of every! sing that ladies
may require. The riblx/D, flo«cr. and ornamental
department* are excessively beautiful. All those
who require a lame «tock in select from, with the
4(l\u:itace of wholesale rrces. should attend the
irreat d'rpluv <>pi-nitn: at liopMin «t Co.'s, No. 7t
State etrret.’on Friday next, Oct. 13.
Pure Tea ntid Coffee.
The people of Chicago should /fid thankful that
there l« a hon-e lit the city that deal* In a pure
natural leaf lea. and perfectly pure coffees of all
grades. ground fr> sh w ben ordered. In any qnsn
tity. l.ymun A Sllliman, at the .latmn Tea House,
No. 11l South Clark sire-t. am gaining a rrputa
tion for thcnuelires h« felling pure goods, tha
v. ill do thru great credit and gain for them the
confldenceof the people. Ther invite all to call
and examine, and gel sample* for trials.
Questions for the Prudent.
Are yoor hoods and notes safe?
Aw jour deed* and montages safe?
Are your policies; your will; your money;
yoorplate; year diamonds, safe?
Are you ufo in ket-vlut; valuables at home, or
in anv exposed place. Instead of depositing them
with Tho». B. Brjaa A; Co., in tbelr Fidelity Safe
I>epo»Jtory.
Peal Estate Auction.
Wc would call the attention of oar reader to
the anctlon sale by T. S. KUch 4 C 0 Wednesday
next, of unimproved real e«tale tn the Tislnltyof
the South Parka, as advertised In another column
of this paper. They will al*o sell an decant
residence, with larse ground*. at Woodlawn
Station, and opposite the park. Timer deefrinc to
reap bandsoiuc returns from Investments will do
u ell to attend this aale.
Nothing New Under the Sun
Doe* cot apply always.for HarUud. Holmes d; Co.
an* ju.l in receipt, at their wareroom*, Nos. 50
and 5? North Cat al atm-t, of several new varie
ties of carriage.*, of very fine de-ign and work
manship. They are tbe'exdusive agents for the
►ale of Hall & Bartlett** celebrated work, and
an* bound to keep in advance of the public want*
in style of vehicles.
Winter Excursion to California.
In compliance with numerous applications of
ladict and gentlemen desirous of spending the
winter In California, W. H. Fraud* will take
am ther excursion party to San Francisco and San
Diego, leaving Cbicaeo about the 14lb of Novem
ber. Those wishing to join the party will please
apply Immediately to W. 11. FMncis, No. 116
LaSalle street.
Wax Flowers.
Mr*. M. E. SweetlauJ Is still at No. 21 Wash-
Irgton street, where »he will be happy to receive
her friend* and patrons. Le*son* glrcn In frnlt
and flower* M&dy or In da«*c*. or at residence
when desired- Natural flowers preserved tn the
1 est manner by lire. O. F. Richard*, late of Buffa
lo, N. Y. Orders will receive prompt attention.
Battle of Gettysburg.
The Academy of Design have secured this pic
ture fora few day* longer. Wc are glad of this,
tor there arc some ihou.-and* In this city who
wi-flld be rlad to see thl* n«»t wonderful work.
Let them lose no time in dome s». for the picture
will never be here again. Those who want to
see hew our boy* did it should go at once.
Girls, I*ook Here.
If you are ticping company with a nice yoosp
mao.'by all mvans adrlae him to po to the acctiou ’
rule at Butters' re-ou.-, N>>». r>, 7. I>, and 11
Randolph street. on Wednesday next, at 3 o'clock
n. m., and secure one or more pood lots for a
Imße. He bad better Invest In pood real Estate
than In cipars. treats, theatres, «tc. Economize,
ami m»ke a start up the till of prosperity. Term#
on Ntinvnod pnipertr onlv («5 cash, and $lO a
nmtith ajte-wards without Interest. Bay lota at
jour own fgares.
Life Insurance.
The success of ibe National Life Insurance Com
pany, of Chicago, |» , OU iet:ilng pratlfyinp to the
people of the We«, * n d proves conclusively that
the pabllc fall? apprtviate the cheap, practical
plan? adopted Hy that company It Is a Western
institution, and every m*n interested In life In
surance Is hiTited luViast Ho. i{w Monroe street,
examine carelully the aorkmgi and plans of the
company, and sec for himself the practicability
and cheapness of ibis Institution.
The cost of insurance la so small that every man
Is enabled to provide against watt In his family,
as the company only charge the actual cost of In
surance, with a small annual fee tor expenses
It hae, during the past six month, Issued a great
Wiw Stilwme*
VOL. 25.
many policies, ard is daily adding to ila already
large list.
Several companies have sprung np aince the Na
tional commenced its career, upou somewhat •<m
llar plans, but, owing to varion* cause*, have fail*
ed to make that mccets of which toe Directors of
the National feel prond.
The furniture Question.
What a mistaken idea the public have regarding
who manufactures the furniture that la aold in this
market. Host dealers advertise themselves manu
facturers. Furniture is made principally by Ger
man*. Norwegians, and swede*, who sell to the
retailers, and by them tbc goods are flouted and
offered to the public aa their own manufacture.
Colby & Wins. Noe. 42 and 41' Dearborn street,
who occupy the entire building, sell furniture on
rommlseiou at private sale through the week, and
br auction cvere Friday, same quality of goods
that are offered by the trade, and at prices ranging
from to Ob pvt cent le*v, while regular dealers
have to charge the extra price to defray ihdr ex
penses, which in seme cases are enormous, and
the’puhllc have to pay the extra price. One oi our
prnmiuent Slate street firm* reim-ed to buy chairs
of one of the largcal manufacturer* in the Wed,
for the reason that they made Colby & Wiru their
agents, and t Lev mid their goods at ruinous prices,
thus debarring this firm from realizing the full re
tail profits. The proprietors made this reply, that
Colby A Wirt* tell larger quantities of their goods
thm any otL«r bouse, »u J tßey should give tnem
the preference. In time the public will under
stand the difference between paying exorbitant
prices at these high-toned places and buying of
manufacturer** agents.
Krs. Victoria C- Woodholl.
Several of our city paper* have contained pre
mature announcement!! ol lectures to be given by
Mrs. Wuodhnll in this city. She will not be here
until October 13acd 20. when»*ho is to give
two lecture* at Farwell llali. After her great
lecture* at Coopcrln-iltute. New York, and the
Academy of Mu*ic, Brooklyn, and at Boston, she
only came West to Cleveland, when, on twdi days*
notice, there aaeeitblcd an audience of 3,000 tat
the Rink) to bear her. Sue theu returned to New
York, Ucrsubjt-fts In Chicago arc announced to
be: •• The Great political Issue,* 1 and ** A Part of
the Social Problem.**
Magnetic Waters of Spriug Lake, Mich
igan,
Tbe water? of this spring are said to contain a
combination ol Iron and magnetism, and of chlo
rides, bicarbonate*, and sulphates, more effica
cious than that of aiy other spring yet discovered.
Thev are found, it fs asserted, to ’be a complete
alterative, net moving the bowels directly, but
conferring a permanent Iwneflt hv bringing the
dlgc-tive organs into healthy action after a few
dav-’nec. Ctreulirs descriptive of tbs Spring
Lake magnetic water aud ita uses may be had of
the Chicago agent.*. Buck A Rivuor, Clark street,
opposite Court House, and State street, corner
Madhon.
The Doable Dome Furnace.
It If llic duty of every housekeeper who In in
terested In the subject of beating to examine the
Double Dome Furnace. It U tne latest achieve
ment lu furuace architecture. Ttiere is no sheet
Iron to hum or rust out, being made wholly of
heavy cast Iron. It i» the only ha*o-heatlug fur
nac- 'ever made, and tiie tire and heating capacity
is under perfect control. It 1- meeting with large
pairs, ana the manufacturer* claim U to be the
only furnace which ha- never had a failure. Mac
lean & Collin*. No. M State atrcct, are the agents
for ibc'tniire West.
Dry Goods at Auction.
Chamber*’ auction pale, on Madison street, op
posite Farwell Hall, of a large stock of foreign
and domestic dry goods, ha* been carried on
tow for some time with steady eueve**. Ou
yesterday fifteen thousand dollars wotib of a new
portion of the stock was “opened up.” ana will
oo “knocked down ” the coming week. The «ur
prising feature of these sales hoi been that the
good* have gone at prices that have surprised
the buyers Ihemeelve*. The good* offered for
sale are all of flue quality, and beyond cavil worth
mure than any of them have been sold for.
A Golden Opportunity.
Attention U called o the advertlscmont in
another column of forty acrea of land for safe In
Fan Diego. The scent has oo hesitation In pro
nouncing it the best bargain ever ntf-rci In Fan
Diego land*. For rpccial reasons It must be mid,
and at-uch u price a- will secure tic immediate
purchaser. It It beautifully located dose to the
pusmes* centre of Fan Diego, and rou«t soun l*e
ImmeLsedv valuable: the title la perfect. Apply
to W. H. Francis, Fan Diego Land Agent, No. 110
LaeuHt* street.
MC. r.A«BS 1* V-t 0/ n>« tßiß
eve <n its <ug. irur a uy.'J-o*- °J cnnvra
if U <M.V to ocaaa-m «3 « prompt and «afl» OeUr*ry of
f>git*rtyrwn ••tra'/f *: left ai Tr« Ta:nrKß CjurMr.c
li tcriu, cr tliftatd W JA. C. KaSKs, J twit*'
liio ti.
MARRIED.
MfGl’.ATll—'WllAltruS-ln thu <IU or. the Mb
ln«l.. b» Ki r. t;. W. Gavin, Mr. dime- ’McGrath and
Mi** Anna Whanoa. both of Calvary Cemetery bu
tton. Cook County. No rants.
KLLSTON—bTEVENS—A» Onion** Chapel. lathis
flty. on Toefdaj evening, October:!, by the Rev, W.
T. Trevan, Mr. Frank KIMon. nf Davenport, lowa,
and Ml*>i jAins* F..Mev«n», of thi* city.
AI.I.EN-*'UUM-On Tlmrulav, October 5, in lb?
CtirliiUn Cbnrt li at Mattnon, 111., by liev. J. M.
Strevtrr, Mr. D. M. Allen, ol Chicago, and ills* Mary
A. Crum.of Matto-in.
{York paper* plea*? ropy.
DIED.
QUINN—In tbl*. Ity. (»< T. a: h!» residence. No.
ft) Atigusi.v*.!.. Martin Quinn. need CS year*.
Funeral from btri*te residence, to Calvary Cemetery.
MomUy. tlvr vib lrv-t. train leave* UiC uepyt al I
oVoi lp.ni. Frit ml* are ;av Red lo attend.
SULLIVAN—In *tiU city, October 7, MJcljad StiHl-
Funeral Mor.dsv, October 9, at hi* late residence, No.
1 llne-et. Hi main* co to Calvary Ccmri»-Ty.
PECKWITH—In Chicago, 111., on the Isth of
fHTIf.i.NT, Mr>. Hanmh IL-kwlth. i;el T3 vetr«.
TLu* ha* parsed away another old and LUtlilr re
spected former n-*Ment of thl* county, and widow of
the late S. S. tk-etwUh. al the fra.Jcnr.- n( her ion. C.
11. ftr* twit lu in Chicago. Her remain* urn d“p<Hlled
In Uie olwi fivwrli \»rd In this village on the 3l«t till
She was the daughter of th» late OiU* Valo, and die
acendtd from that honored family uf benefactor* of
Tal. Colli do. at Sew Haven, Conn.
Many will call to mind her truly Chrl«tlaa enra nnd
devotion; her *potle»» Christian life and example,
bright with every attribute of centime**, meeknc**,
and i hsrifv, through he, lone life, llearrd anon; the
earl) settler* ol Chirac.i, many hmve atiared her
benevolence, and Iwca • het red and eneor.rari-d by fur
tiohv and c« uen»Q.* nvlun.-. }**tlest amid a I her *ul
ferine*. »Qd, < hnt. hliu; the bright hope of a blessed
Sn-Bursabt) bcjoTv! t* • irate.
l * She b«« cor.e, and HVe a «tar
FU-aron* *r; do where the eternal are.**
BOARD WANTED.
UOAUD —ON SOI'TII srIDK. SOUTH OP
J» an-t near the lake, for c' - a - ler.i»n and
wife, with child 3 \'ir> old. "’ant J p.**l, furnished
nvvu*. with table l«onnl. Hcfe.t'Qree fornUhed. Ad-
Ora* 0 vj, Trthnce otfbt.
(itSTI.KMAN. DAUOif
Icr nN)tit 10 ' i-nt* «Ut; ri«™i fumi»h<'il or uafar
t)Mu J; ►flulJi o! jirtJfirrJ. AiJ
dtrv. S3 SJRtli Wmoml.
aniTNvifk. ukqliuk a
n:c.lv luniMic.l room, with r»J boarJ. al a fa
eoaaWe I'riif. Vr'er an acre-aM-- private fatally.
AiMrr**, with trrcis acJ location, KITUEis, care of
Carrier No. 4.
IJOAKIi-OUanTj: OF DOOMS. FOK GENTLE-
I» nsao*n-' wife, within one mile of Hllnolj Central
Drool. ITlent* facile preferred. Address COOK
KKEPFILSIMIchtgan-ar.
130 AKI>—AM) Ul-i-i’KCTAHLK LODGING BV A
J )\ once etrrk near the cltr. Breakfast at 6 a.tn.; din
ner’M 15 tn. Addrre* I) I t. Tribaoe office.
IVuAItP-lN A FIitVATK’FMILY. UEKEUKN’CE
J> elv.n. Yjn. Tribune office. _
Vfb.\ l<l>—BY F*H« tit.NTt.t-.MFN LN WEST
-1> HixMcn, vrt; of Hal.ted. Washington to Adtm),
ItvluMve. Address. outing terms, V U5. Tribute
Office .
IJOAHIt-UY A VOl Mi I.AKt PIANIST AND
J» rocjdM, * place to hoard In a prUate family,where
she ran tearh manic for a part, w « hoi*-, of her board;
South M.te prtlirri'C- Gs>l references given. Ad
dress 51 t.M. Tribune office.
1 lOAKD AM) i CKMSIIKI I K«H)M FtlU MAN.
J » w;fc. and ■ v.l 1 i year* cKI; North ride preferred.
Address O :•!. Tribune otth-e.
liuAUi>-i.N KXUiAMit; nn: Fiuar-cLA*.s
11 iicalUfy. lie.Vrfnco*. AJltcm 'V T3, Trlbaac
aflli-c.
IJOAUD-BV A GE.MLE.MaS ANDULSWtft,
J) la i ftlvMf fsnillr. where then- are no older
b-iarxltrs. A borne with an elderly widow lady prefer,
red. Address OM. Tribune o'Cco. _____
IJOA!U.»-'vnn &r;rn ok kkont kodms. Un-
JI farrl-fced. except rxrpeU. hy * geatJetnan, wife,
and > t.Hit, 2 jean oM; l.vatioo. Soa»h Side, loath «1
Sixteenth and north of Tweati-fourth-sl.; a tood
home fleered. Will he permanent, if suited. Dinner
at half pari tJ. Trims not to exceed fSi per month.
Addro*. with term* and location, » *l. _Tribane_ otUcr.
UOAKP—BY"TWO GENTLEMEN AND THKLK
1> wins ino children'. in a private family, oa We.i
Side. Could fuml-h one suite cf rooms, U ne'-easary.
AddiTii. itatinj terms, location, etc., S KL Tribune
ctflrc.
1 jOAHD—AND PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
ij for centlecan and wife la a pleasant fata’J v, oa
sonihor West Sides; senth S!ie la the vlclalty of
Twenty-*econ<l*ax preferred. Address, stating loca
tion and yi. Tr!oor.eot2ee.
TjOARI*—AN I SriiISISHKD ROOM KOH SEIF
I) and wife ta a fUri-clas> b •’vdlnp hOu«e or private
taally, oallif Sow Side. M\-t be south of Ontario
and «w*l of CUrk-vU. Terms not to rvwJ |l<s per
week. Permanoit If suited. Adapt** UD, I'. O.
Boxt<ft.
B’o.vud— and boom—uv a lady—wirm:
ci»t wtlklss d'.>uncv of the Vmrnft
Cutt, eorn>r Wahi-h-a*. and M->nroe-*t. Tertu»tn2*
e>H ixcreil js p-r week. Reference* exchanged. Ai.
lire*- Y lf». Tribune oflee.
EOAja*-A‘sritK OK L r \mtSl?HKH ROOMS
rxopt car:«t«, with board for gentlemen. wdf
*althll<is aonthof Eighteenth *t. preferred. Addre*
Box4i,Carrlfr No. b.
BOAUD-KORuNE ok KILL!'. LKITtK & CO.*S
m»h bo'-». 12 nir* old, ta a Qtiiei ChrOttaa family
on Wret hide. Address V fO. Tr.buae ofilce.
Eoakd^-for ‘s. i’bu ci’fcuioxe. soiffii of
Eldrtdge-ccurl Jiad exit ot Statr-*t. Adder**,
►tatiae terms. which molt be very moderate, BS.
care of Carrier No. St.
BOAHD-BY C.KNT AND WIFE, SOITH MDK.
prtratc lac.llf onU; fornUhed or nnfnrnl-hed
room. Mu** be first-* U-*. No boarding house cce.l
answer. Addrc*. B Si. tribune oflee.
Board-furnlsheD board.
hy two vour.j tr.airled couple; WV»: side and
private faaili preiefred. Addrres, with particular*,
c. SI. Tribune’ ogee.
I)o’aUl*-KVRM-CL.\.N3 HO Alt!) ANH A COM-
X> lortabl* furnished room, be a tecOrraan and his
wife, wiildnN) trlcnuV walk of Court The
romion* of a wp;i-io-dt» home required. Addre*,*. at
once. Box C ;l. Tribune ogre.
a private Family bt ink
D n.-sd Aret.tant ot Ogden school, within r»«*
walking d!*t*nee from the school. Address MU* K C
J, Scd No; .h Ki*nLi.n->l. _
BOARD— GOOD AND CHEAP nOAKD“ttITH™A
private Jarallv. or In a ;dea«ant hoar-tins bouse, by
a * oucs laiiv, a f»le*woman in a large rr-1 dry coo Is
bouse. Brel reference.* required ah-t given. Address
A :.T, Tribune oCce-
BOARD— CNF CRN IS RED'FRONT BOOMS WTTU
pertr.»*mt board, b> gentleman and wife. Loca
tion and family n.u*t be ftret-claa*. Belt of references
clvcn. Adders. W 45. Triton* office.
liOAKD-M* AVurMJ GENTLEMAN HS A FKI-
I» rate family. Adder** AJO. Tribune ofire.t
BOARD— A YOI'NG MAN ATTENDING SCHOOL
dreire-a place to* bonrt where he ran compesaate
lor it br dnlr.r chorea moniir.c and eveainc. Apply »t
the Store. SJO VTm Madlaon-at.
KOAIUV-KOlt (•VStItMAN AND WIKK ON
North SMf, irtsbin walWnc dDuaccfrosa CU:k
st. brlilr*-; will not pa; OTer|Jl. Aidre?* i* AM, Care
BOARD— by a GENTLEMAN AM) WIFE IN A
rnt family. or where tb-re ire but tr w olber
l*'itd<r». *b«t» u.e rcx’ort-of a borne m»j be found
tor ibe wlsiert terms GUi b*' rocvirmu*; South iftde
pn r>e» c,; lie In-line avrnor* below Twenty »<-eoad-*l.;
an-wrr -tatlr..: n-ims. A.ldro« R 111. TH^uaeoaje^_
JEWELRY.
FieWiches,
JEWELRY,
SILVERS,PLATED WARE
srw GOODS 15D LOW PRICES IT
TYLERS,
XOS South Clark-ot,
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1871-WITH SUPPLEMENT.
BOARD 1770 AND LODGING.
OEIGHTKENTH-ST. A GENTLEMAN AND
wile, or two alnglc gentlemen. can Sad fJrvsant
room with ga> In a private family. Betcre-scea ei
cban red.
*1 1 SOUTH FHET.I)ON-~T.—To KENT. WITH
1 1 flrvt-tlaaa board, s solte of ur.forr.'.-hcd room*,
saltabl* for rcmi-nan and laJv; bouse ha* »U modern
Improvements; termi reasonable to permanent parties.
-i*» tiTiji:‘ukleYourt~a"Lakge kubnisued
x£* room, with firM-cla** board, suitable for a gen
tleman and wife or two gentlemen. References re
qnlred.
*1 Q A D Ail S-fcT.—REOPENED A* A HiJARUING-
A»J bouse; one‘lngle room, large fma; psrlor, far
gentleman and wire, or party ol four gentlemen.
Table Cm-claa*.
]•) TWENTY-EIGHTH-ST. BOARD FOR A
O married couple, with a furnished frost room, at
reasonable rale*. __
UNFFR
ntsbed rooms and one fnrnl*he-l rivtn, with
tOifOi Cne-t locatton on Uie Weal aide; fir*t street
east of Union Park, u-twevo MstDon and Washing
tom»U.; term* reasonable.
*1 /*" SANGAMON-sT.. BETWEEN~LiKG AND
11) Uandolpb—Cocifort* ot a borne for two gentle
mrfilnasmall private untUv. »lry r-Jbi, neat
lj fornlsb'-d. Good board. Term* moderate. _
l't<Timtl>-AV~FLTtNIsIILD OIiCNFCttNTsHKD
lO room*, with Cr»t-cla»* (*oard. Price rr* unable.
The rooms arenhilv palctca and ctlsoaiurJ, with
hljth rftllbg->. and all the modern Iraorov-mrr.ui; In a
very ropr.-table locality, aud convenient to bniineas;
only a few Mocks from the Po*t OfSee.
T^rPAliK-AV.—ECKMSHED Huniltf TO KENT.
1 rf with or wlthont meal*, for jeatlemen or family.
Good reference* requited. _
i)/ \ EAST ADAMfi-sT.—FURNISHKI) ROOM?.
£,\' with board tor gcntli-man and wife or -ingle
gentlemen Day bosrrtere, etc.
EumTiMiEHjorßT—m'shTTk - and doi ple
room* to rent, wltD or wtthont bovrd.
AHKRDE EN-ST.—EI'RNISHED“ANirUNFI’K-
•nit*-- *.f rooms; al»o single for
llricen; hou«e Qrst-c!*«s In all Its appointments.
*)0 PINK-bT.—DttAitD FOR GENTLEMAN "AND
J«0 wife and two gi-nllenu-a: plea-aat hoae; !.)■•»•
tlon good. S l*lne--t., comer of Illinois, three M
from Ra*b-‘t. bridge.
1)0 EAST VAN DfREN-;*T~VF.RY~iITNDSU«E
-iO rooms, fm-nUhed or unfurnlehcd. with Cr-t-el.ns
Niard, aalbihie for lady and genMemm; a!*o. roor:»
forjilagle centleroea. llelerrper- errhanrrd-
♦_){\ ‘AREI£PEEN ; St—TW((“FL'UNI.-HED FRONT
OLr room* In vnltrs or ottirr«l«e,for Udj an-t genu—
m*B. or cmtlfmen; o!*o one -Ingle room. Iluav ul;b
ail modem Improvements. Rrferenee* I.
Q'/J ltU- 4 H-ST.'—ROOUfi FURNIrUED OK L'NFCU
OtJ n!»hed. with exeelleat board. __
1 nToiTifkranklin-sTm bktwe’en lake
*1 \ ‘ and Randolph—Flr-t-ela-s tward, l-i to |C per
week. Day iward 91. _
tl FINEST.. I’ORNKK OF INDIANA-1 bil l
“t 1 gentlemen can be *t-i-ommodat*-l with pI-a- tat
front p,ob>, with or without lw.ird. In a private fanillv,
where there!» no other boarders. City rtfereacei ex
rhsnged. _ „ _
4~ UL'UBAKD-COniT-rWO FRONT ROOM-*.
»> p]e**e.ctly located, furnished or unfurniahe-J.lo
rent, with board, if desired. __ _
| 7 CONGRENS-ST., NEAR VVAllA>il-AVI. AUDI* T
■y 1 seven minute** walk from court House—Pleas
ant front room, with board, for two.
I u SOUTH SANGAMONoT./NEAU W AHII Vii
4 0 t<-a-l.—Three rooms to rent, with board. In
firM-da—lo'-alltv.
f DROUTH CAUPENTEIbst.-NEAI! WASHING
*4 Ctoc.plea-antrooiii with lieeMjar.l.sutuidefor
two gent*.; location dt-»lra!.le. wltii tn»«l.-rn Improve
rents al-o, two dav-bo*fdvr« wanted. Term* reason-
~n Snftll MAV-ST.,IihTtVnKS M.MH-'»V AVI*
»)U Washington—A vi r» pWwnt room with Imf 1.
ga*. Ac.; prlvlb-ge of lu»;li. suitable for iieatlcmaa usd
wife or two gentlemen. Terms moderate.
-*1 JArKMIS-.vr.-DKMUAHLK ROOM-. WITH
house n«-wlv furnished. Accommodation
tor a few N.»rd«-r*. ’
0») men can obtain good Ituard and pb-a-antlv fur.
nUL*'l room In n -mall family. Deference* required. _
fi~ TWESTY-THIUirSTi—HAST'OF PRAIRIE.—
i Large pleasant room, furnished. In private tarn-
Hr and fine location: house all modem Improvement.
iri NORTH'e.RKEN-ST.-Wanted, two guv
i I Henien. with wive*, or single gentlemen, to n~.
etti-v a nice railor, with grate, and front parlor nicely
furnished, and f.r»t-cla.» board; term* reasonable.
*- i » SOI’TH M OKI l AN-S'I.—HOARD. WITH VICK.-
( M lv Idm'.rbed rooms, ea -ulte. smsie. or -v;-»rv.<-.
freot or ha' k; location and Louse Urtt-.U.*, half blork
from cars. __
c.'sj imVNF-ST.—I’LI.ASANt FRONT ROoMi
o*7 fi.rnl-hi •! x onfuml-hed. with board lor gentle-
mas and wife. In a private family.
OO tOI’TH MUUG AN-ST.—VICM.VFLTIVISMKD
0»» sln-.-lc nwais lor cntlcram; h *n«<- wirmcd by
furnace; board and tccooiniodatloas ftrst-clft-*.
8<- bOT’TII MAUKFiT-tT.. ItKTWKK.V MADIFON
i and Washington—S>-wboarding b->u-e;
lioard. with rooms f Mo |5 per week. wlthc-rof piano.
Oi sangamuvst.-a yFiiit home fur a
*/ I few Christian youmtjneti.
OSNOUTH HOARDING HOt*<K.
• JtJ f.r»t<la*« board and lodging, wliti all the coni
fer;* of ft bom*-, at from #1 to (3 per wwl.
laO'IIAST ADAMS-FT.-A PLEASANT R tOM
J Urj wtiii board. a r>-w«i»y l*oftr»ler-wanted; a
TUtnUU-’s walk from Po*» Oir.ce.
nO SIU-HUiAN-AV.-IO " UKVT—FI'HNIsHKD
«x room*, with beard, aultable for s'agb- gentle-
Osririnr.AN-AV.-For. a okntlkmas
anil «lte or two ccntlcmcn, a Urtp front [>.r
>a ftr«t floor; modern Improvement*. i>iy hoard
imperially. _
OO’rUl'Tll 11AX6TKK-ST.—A LAIIUK FKoNT
Sir room. c«* and d«>*rt; al*o one »m*ll room to
-t. «l;It hoard; Dlias<nt location;Jrr;;;* rra-ocaM
kl I U>..ST‘WASIirN<iTON ST.-VKKVDKSIUA.
... ■ Ur room and hoard. at a moderate prlec, for
I -'--ip Kftttemen. or crnttctaan and wife. _
1 »> < hTATK-ST.—H ALL HKDKOOMS AND UAU
,I Z~r lorv at reasonable prior*. Dav board |5.
1 O^S\)KTtrSANIiMK»N-rl.-KOLT: Cl! HVE
I? JO boarder* wanted, with room and board for |l
per week.
-I *>c WEST WASHINGiON-bT.—A WIDOW HAS
lou faraDhedrootn.* tu let; twirttnz by the day or
week.
O WKSt ADAMS->T.-HOUSE JUST OPENED;
w good board, with wcll-fcruUhed front room?
i O WAPAbIbAV.—A PLEASANT FURNISHED
~1 Zt slnule room, with board, for one gentleman.
Uontirc m loriMm with another. Day boarders
i-ommodated. _
i*j APAMSST.-NKW HOARDING iiou.-e!
■|«> iiiwiboirl MD> work, Also, tooc d»y
larOentjwantcd at *1 per_w_eek.__ _
I ’ ±‘ AIH-.RDELN-sT. TO RENT, PLEAnANT
“I*' front room for two ceotlemin. furn'-hrd oi
cd, wither wUhonl board. In a private fatr.lly._
'( i Kl>T ADAM.S-ST.—TWO OU fIIUKK'NICK
t)U rnotne. furnished or uofiirnlsbed.witfi or wlllt
ic loard. All modern ronreDli-m''* In lni;;«e.
“f» WEST LAKK-ST.-ELLGAST NEW MAItRLK
»M> front bnlldinc. JU‘t oi en<xl. comer lllomi.
■ndflph ram Vnt one M-X'fc dUtant.
WEST .M)AMS-rT.-A U.VSIteOIfKI.V FUR
till r.l?b«*d front room, single or en untie, for cent
> iwlfeor VwoalEftU gtaw, wuh l»ul. Al»o »lil«
-T-7 w.\liasu-av.-l.vi:oe fUont r vuLou
JtH and other eholcer>*im». with boird; bottle ren
tal n*_all modem luit'rotfmrr.i*. Pav-boarder* taken.
f7* r Micnir,AV\v.-K(ost uuo'.e with
1 fne *lew of the late. and msr:i!f mantel
to rrsu »lih nw-rltM board,for two gentlemen; al-o.
room for two ladle*.
n7ji-“ WAISA-<n-VV.-.\ KrCVbsMKD'ItOOM TO
1O I rent, with board, oa reasonable term*. Day
board ft per wit.-k. _ __
7») W»T WASHING! ON-st.-i'UOS'r
I with N3»rd; *l»o. ft lew rfaj Ihjatlcts cati l>e
fTThn:o*!»:« d. __ ___
17' W Ail ASH-A V.—TO KLST, WITn'IiOACJI,
J 4 »» one tarjt" fto-ond-tirr front room; «t>o. one
Iftffc hick ronn. with hath room ftttvhe-.1. .iaJ
do?r(*. A few ijaj- tioardcni can he ftceonir-frUted
-1 —/* AMI ITs \V|_st LAKK-fIT.-ilU.'OlfcAl’-
4 O cut mil I-eftt hoard on he had.
-"CJ PAUK-AV.-TWo KVjtMsIIKU JJtMIMs.
4 »/wlih l<o»nl for fonr eonns ceoHenKn; private
.•nllf; refrreno « etohshco. Call nreTiuv*.
O*T WKST WASIUNGTONnT.-OSK LAHGE
C 1 I parlor. fttiUftMi'for twuyi.aael».llc« \»ho-e hu<.
c«« kiet>» them rt«r timr»; «f»o ri>ora for one jrenile
imn with Rood hoard.
ICT WAUASU-AV.-A hUTE OF FrUNIeIIED
i.O_l_roo:u* to rent. jrtth_hoard._ _
inO wabash-av.-To rknt.'with on with
-1 «■ rOout board. *n *ulie or singly. plea-ant turabne J
roots*; nnall family. I to h-ren resjtq u! re J. _
i)<V|"\7A»IIISGTOS‘isT.—FUONT ItOOMs S . KJf
*Ui tul’.c or tickle; liowc has modern Uaproxc
tnents. _____
i)fO EASf'MADISON-St., TWO BLOCKS FHOII
£X ♦ ) Cotin House.—A desirable salt of room*. >nlu
lilr for gentleman ar.d wife or single gentlemen. with
f.r»t-« U»s hoard. Ter.n- moderate. Call fer * d»v«.
»)T 1 WFST WASHINGTON'-s-T.—TWO FKONT
«LiTT rt*>m» furnished. to rrtif. with or without
hoards .umll prtratMainhT; no other
»)‘fi OHIO-ST.—TO KENT. WITH HOAItt). A
.i 14 coav front room, fund bed; water ».;d Hotel#
In room; nlirelocallty; u*eof bath-room. etc. _
‘IT EAST IM'IaNA-ST.—ONE SICK IXUBI.K
J, I ») room for two gentlemen, with hoart; also,
room for one gentleman, r.cfrrenee required.
•n U MAIMSOS'-ST.-HOAHU ANl>"a
,£ I O romfnrt»W* bom* f.ir Uif »Intor: large from
r.xjtr; rrfi-renci* required; ti-rnu rr»«on »hle.
,)i)A UOAKI) AT fl
l»ilf boarder*. |A.M. _
l)»lf WK-T M.U)i; ; ON-ST.-A FISKUY FlU
r.bhedrocrj.wlth bo*rl and nv of b»U,. for
tvo entire; pn; alto iLrreor four dar boarder* ticonv
*>.>/* WEST MONROE-ST,—A PLEASANTSUITE
__t) fn>nt room*. fnmUhed or anfurabhed. to rent
with board In a private family.
o*>Q WEST' WaSHINGTON-sT. - FURNISHED
room* to rent. wi>n board, soluble for sea tie
man and wife or two elnslc gcnilet ea. iloase with
all modern ltsr r °v e '- c «it». _____ _
OO'-I "WABASH-AV.—HOOMx. SINGLE OK
I doolde. for crctiemcu and wives or tingle
protlracn. with board. _D»y board reasonable.
< w"o“sorrn gkekN-st.-front room. with
*j«iO board, for two teßllemeo. furnished or oafur
nlshed. Terms moderate. _
») NORTH LAS.VIIX-St.—HAMIsOMSLV
.£* fornf-be-l front rooa to rent, wlta IM best of
boatM; iclvsif family.
4)‘( -i OllUt-S-T.—UO.MU> AND KOOVC OH
L room* cn *3ite. for Keniletaan and wife or two
cenUetcfTi; jleasact locality; term* reasonable; prV
Of I tVAUAaIi-AV.—ADUU.V fTHMSHKD
front rvosn Mr crnileniaa aaJ wife, or two
Mccle cmUeffl* a. wlUi Sf*Ul*M boar>l._
*j ;7 ‘WEST MOSIiOK-ST.-WELL fVHSISHED
i rr<nr.‘ to rrai on rasv terra*.
washlw.tos-sr.-hto vkuy dr
nraMe furtlebcd room*. private family, with
or without board. i
WEST MADISON-ST.—UEMUAJiLB AND
«Ov|At>aU room* at rra>.oiiablf prt^*.
WEST' ’ WA S
froot mom, wliij alcote. lor pe^De
on >aJ ti.*c, or two centlcrara, to real. ___
»)/•/♦ WABA>H-.VV.-KI:‘ONT DOOMS KITE
„l)U nUlitM, mnslr or ra «alte, to rent. wlih Nmd;
»r.luNe lor a pcßUemaoand wife, or two pen-
Oeaca.
>)-(* WESTTtASDOI-firST.—A tiENTLEMAN
lll and wife or two rlacle pealleaea can I* tar*
r.t-brd •artVh board.
1)01 XUCUIUaN-AV.-ELKiIANT FCKNIcHED
*iC*l room* to let. wlta board; testof rcfereace
Civraat4 rcgelmi.
*»C| WAOASU-AV.-KOOM MTTADLE FOR
ctaUraaa and wde or two gfaUtxea,
wd:l> tutri room adfolaiflt.
*)uT ILLiNOIS-sT.—A HAXDSOMI T T Flit
«Of cßbcarooci to trot wltlj board to .rouMeof
•Srclf jreaCetrra, TOmlaaUCwali: troa Coadt
Trnr*» ruoierale.
»)o <* tVAiiAsii AV.-rnoNT parlor. vm
*i»fO ebbed or nnfarobhed. with board. FTtrr
attention Mid ILe excellence of lia table. References
excfaacgea, __ __
QAn 'WABASn-AV.-TO RENT, WITH "BOARD,
OW a ml:r of front room*.
m'VKSTJ ACK>ON-ST.-f W O V Of SO MEN CAS
pet nicaaact treat room, with bcanEls a prime
latsfly.
WADASU-AY.—A LAUUE AND UANI>
0»V »crr<'« fcm!*bM Trout p»r)or. w!ti> ;o
rtst. N'»rJ; ai.*o hi2'i*ornftr fsro!*hM trust
roonw on «vf n<3 Coor. Krfpfraoo* n.’&mgfJ.
o‘Y|* VTK.'T r.CCOMMUUVTK
000 vanlinc board *ntb r.lrrlr fon»l*ti<Kl
room* and Er»!-cli. | >i board; prtxaK ladly; tens* rea
tenable.
o "i 1 UOOMS. SIX
Oil clenr ra »n(tr, to reau »lUi poo« boir-1
Uflmncr* rrqnlmS. _
•> 1 /•'MUITH srATh-St.—Oil APPUIisS N
0“1 O Tnnarc ofEM*— Suircor n»a« wp:i forays*
!2 brick block: jr»-> fcou »a.l i-oIJ «*!crin roo"i»; b*i
rt»ira. c*c of »cbo! of bo*rJ; *lc*
.if l_!:rhlf: Kai:n«*QM!' T i'.
01*1 MTEIUOU->r.. HET'VKKN AND
OOi i~ D p—Scnnl roo:r.». wlib bo\rd.
nuttif wi:b c.Mprn irsrroTemeat*. TT»stcJ. rs=»lc
tr*rhrr I 'r r»rt!»l rt.yv Kxni.
Oi-J"WEST LAKt-ST.—A NICE FROST I*Al
o*>o lor. fsrct«bed. for two, wlih or without boar
terri* reasonable. .
ijiTTi inuivsT.—rTONßnki* lu>o3sand
0110 Crat-rla.s board. Slr.cle rooms, |6 toft per
wifk; d»nl.le room*. ft: to 11-. Flap vi<-w ol tbeUtc.
O -TMIcmOAN-AV.-oSt: LARGE AND ONE
O / “t »tua’l room. wiUi cr»t-cli*» board, to dc?Lr»blc
parties only. _
OtO WE.iT JIADI-ON-eT., CORNER CENTRE
OOii *y.— To mat, a large, frost, furnished room;
g.xxi hoap*..
•jO | MICHIGAN-AY. - HANDSOMELY FtR
OO’X nl-bed rooms to rent, with trit-cliii board.
Re lemon required.
oar WaHASU-AY.-TO RENT. WITH BOARD,
O»*0 one targe room or a suite of rooms, fronting
03 Wafcasb-aT. and Hubbard court.
V-1 <J w Afl A 6 H-A V. —O N E LARGE FUR NTS RED
*x X O and two single rooms to rent, with hrst-ciaas
board; ; • :
T> « MICUIGAN AV.-THUKK VURMiUED OR
■XtJ*±cnfafni»bed roosts. Trim Cnt-eUs* board, with
aU the comforts of s home; aI»Q a tev by the day. |
BOARDING AND LODGING.
47 0 WADAMf-AV—PLEASANT ROOMS TO
I —reel, slth board, single or ea suite, U> craUo
m<n and «Uw> or >lt>clc gvstlemcci dinner at
to<>n. Reference* CAdhanged.
.101 W - SECONWrORT FRONT
T*J‘i room, with aJrove. fnrni»hvd or cnforn!»hvJ.
Al-o, single room, with ttrst-claas accommodations.
Rctire-pcr reqnirrd. % y
,7/JOi,WAD Ag-H-AV.—HANDsOUELY FUUNIaH
*J\fO cd front room, with board, for single gentle
men.
fTAft WADASH-AY.-A SUITE OF DESfRAIILK
♦-)* H) farntahi-d rooms, with l<atd; *l-o stnclr roon>.
with hot ana cold vitrr. Ilrferencs excbAnzetl.
.7 1 E* WE-.T M.CDIaON-ST.-NICELY FURNISHED
U front roorr. with board, aultable for s*-aU-man
ai.dwtfror .Incle rentirreea; al-o oar large nntur-
Dl.hed room; houaelwo ad roavrnlea-r*.
.7/*/* MICHIGAK-AV.-A LARGE FRONT AND
• fill) rear room on recoct floor, for gent and wife
or two cent*, rach with board.
f!AS MICHICAN-AV.-:ELEGANT BACK PAB
\)\)»# lor ur.fornl-hrd, an'l oar room ua
ft'-ond floor, with board. A)-o liarn 1c rear to «-2E
gf|f| WABASH-AV.—VERTUESmABLK P.OOMfi,
vJL/t/fnrtlshed. with board. day boarding.
/•/»q WAn.C'-ii AV.-itotun and rrnst--nEn
vm)./rooms for cenil»raan and wife or ftngte cca-
Uemen.
£*.7C| WABASH-AV.-DEaIRABLK FUIiN’ISHED
roust, with board; tire one very large on
farcl-bt d front room: hot and cold water. Reference*
requlrreh t
i*r*r waba<h-av.-plctsant Rooits. fur
"»TrO ntsbed and nnfornbhrd. for rentlemsn and
wive*, and alnKlcgentlcmra, with best board and home
con;forD>; terms re-^onablc.
£* 7 .7 WABASII-AV.-TO RENT, A FRONT SUITE
«) I tl of room*; also single rooms, with tir-t-clis*
board.
f*CW» WARASU-AV.—PLEASANT ROOMS TO
rent, furnlsbed or onfaral*h»d. with or with
out board, or with breakfa-t and vupper. Terms
moderate. Also, bam to rent.
7 70 IVARAIsnIAV.—LARGE FCnsisiiEDlto jy
i Uw tolrt. with board, to two ceoUem-a. or rea
tl.mea and wife: private family; bath, Ac.; term)
re-reocable.
j\7 PRAIRIE-AV.. VKAR MXTEKNTH ST.-
c. i • JLartrt roam*, with board, the nacatl icatloala
the city, with home comfort*.
(»*}*» MICHIGaN-AV.—two OR THREE .MCELV
fiiml-hcil room-, wtthcoad born!, for cer> or
cvr.t snd lady, a few Mutl>-nj* ran be
(to ~ "sTAT'E-ST. - HI) ARD Kite CAN~BE 'AC
s)O»-' tt •orKrldti'd with reasonable term* and g>ud
accnmmodallOQi; either day or week board.
INDIANA-AV.-fWo FKUNT ROOM 4.
1 \ H )l» with clo-et*. bath-room. etr.. with board, la
a prtvaje_f*mny. Krterencewnyaired.
1 flYsy JUrUIGAN-AV.-A it.VNH'OME SITTK
l"t)«* ol front room-. lureUhMt or uifjrr.:-f. l 'l.
wlthhosM In a private fam’ly: house with modern
Improvement*; al-o barn to rent.
1 ( IKI INDIAN A-.W.-A NirhLY 1 UKNI-ilt.l*
large front room, wiih rlo-ot. smutiie for
gentlemanandanie.ro rent, with Nani, ai-> vi«*
<l--tit.fe tad <>nt- elude room for single gcmleu.tn. all
. u sevund fiie.r. Rath ronut and all tnuteuli-n.e- <-a
-iraefioor. Terme mo.ter.ite: -mall fatn'lv; !->-jtKin
un 1 ilc-lrnble; ronvenlem to *ug*- an-1 tur*.
1 117 1* WAUAfiH-AV.. NriigTH OF tw>.mV-
I'Ml C.-M-t.-To a lb as-.nt jurtv. lor the u ,n>.-,
rtl'h txasrl. a -iilte of front room*, fnfnl-fc'-l ><r ir..’ tr
i.-?i*d, a-de-irtii; no other hourdrre; tvn-e
t'rm* moderate.
HhU INUIANA-AV—mJAmUNO'IN PRIVATE
J LKffJ fa iull» fur gentleman *md wife, or two sin.'le
InrnUSed back parlor on flr«t Boor. wl*h
i f ffor t parlor; hoa**- h.ie modem |nii*rovemrati.
!*>*> i lsr>iANA-AV~JV'6T*SOI'TII\»V*'TWKS.
i— O‘J tV'Sdh-xt.—A jilps'-mt. neatly fnrr.l*fiM
ri->r;, w’tli ixian:; private family; term* $7 per week
i-.r rne. Hi for two.
\ YOL'NG LADV iTKAt.'IIKIi i’UMFKRRKD* CAN
have good board anda comforutbl* r**os. In a pn
viiefatnlly on the tVe-t jflde, at reaaonaM.e price; ut ir
li,, r .f.rsr» and rot far from Ulgb school. AJ.lrc?*
A 31. Tribune ofilee.
i; ruM*iiEi.* extension noon, and hliS
1 r.-in; adjoining on Rr*t Roor, wRL flr-d-clav. bourd.
In private fan.Ur on Ml* W-sn a».. netrTwcnlv >*- nc 1-
e'., gni'lfii.iin amt-wile-. fiO v*n- week to the riant
p.-rCo. Addre.*, for three day*. F 1.5. Tribune nfiTv.
■1 WILL RKNT. WlTlf HOARD. TWO II AST>SO'ir
-1 lv furiil'heti Mine* of room to cent an 1 wife, ml
twogeo; ‘lli'lj udtjfe famttr; very tlealrable l>
(-ntJ.il*. Addfc»» inbanc oißre.
■\| ADl><>> nocSt. ijl ATI) ijftWfcST MADISON
-i'l »t.—Nicely lt;m:»h*-d roortaand fir»t-< la*» table for
bundle* or a.njc gentlemen-, 15.50 to Jl-iJ. Lay
l*.*#J d. fl. Tr»n«lenu*l.M. _ *
M’ ICHiGAN-AV., NEAR TIVkLKTII-ST.-A
Inrttf plea-mi room. ove>|,«Unc the lake, mil
•Me t“- i»" Kcir.lcn.en. t<> rent with good board. Ad
dr,*.- F 12 , Tribune office.
AI ICHIGAN-AV—NEAR KU COURT—TO
■i’i r* MA*Hh r.r*t-< s»- bo irl, a foraUUel fro*-*«
«■* twc.gtiCfiurn; tiTDA, |7. ALi-l** V :i\Trr*nte
A I li IIIGAS-AV. a' LITTLE SOUTH OF KAU
«fah**tT-e, n h.tad'omety mint-hcd -alie. Can cite
an*l •h”f.ld d»*lre good refer*ne**«; terms reasonable.
J’l-ft«e addr-* N lid. Tribnn- offi-e.
Tl H HKiAN-AV., NORTH OK CONORE-CS-ST.—
u'l Vrrv fic'lralle room* with c»t-el»«* l*o-»rd. fir
c»ml. men. De»t ot reference n paired. Addre** 51
<5. Trit uce oSce.
/ \ NK LARGE ALC'oVK iiouM, FOR GENTLEMEN
' ' c,T,h. w.’i, Nurd. For partk-ul*r» .all at W Mxh
W;itrr-»l., 4.
I)li..*santfi:okt:uoom. with hoard. for
1 t»o; ir'vnie famllv, South t'lil**, en.t of Stvi";
n'.-m’. rn ctnTen'cnfe*; tuoJemlo price. Addrt *9 F. U.
Hot “5.
lIHAIRIE-AV., NEAR T»VKN rV.KJFTH-sr.~TO
1 rtr.l—A -u'.tc Mc*».iai room., furukh-d or nt
furnl-t.nJ. ur.ji |N)ard._ AdJn*n ASI. Tribune oSVe.
COCTH SIDE. SF.UI ‘ i«LsINKSS.-HAXI)>OMK
k' room*: !.ou»c modern convenience*; term* >7 in
JS; Iv-t board and eon,fort* of pleaeaat Lome. .Vl
ilrr»« Q HI. Tribune office.
•\\ v KsTMI)t.-A CHOICE FRONT MTTK. FLlt
> f orur.Mrnklud. m or fo. a
family, <>r ,lr.c'«' gentlemen, 10 a private famllv; h
nm and ff'iila-, In every ppspwt. Ad lre«* N HO.
Tribune office.
\\ L'T ~ SIDE. LKXSANT CNKIUNTSUEU
»* room*. to a etuaU private family. Addrv*. LD.
Tra.un.- office.
•\VAUAMI-AV.’. SOUTH OF TWEI.KTHST.-.V
1? jirl'Hie fani’y would take three or four ip-nt'e
tuen, to Until; nlcrencu* AdJrv»» L Ul,
Tribune office. .
LOST ANB FOUND.
IOSI-ON WADASH-AV.. SIOXROK Olt DK.VR
.l<rn"t-„«vt.d urtin--!ilwnpert«f{h. Tlicr.i.l’-r
esn zt t #lO reward by leaving the Mine at SA South
Wau r * * t.
IOST— OX TCEMJAV EVENING. SD INSTANT.
1 leather poikesbo. k containing »tn*ll amount of
nmr.e» and emerald rlrg. The’floJer will be «ell re
warded by leaving It »l 73 South Mitjad •«., or this
I OST—A-V OTNT AND GOLD EAIUUNO DROP
1 on South or S 'rth sue. Tlmr.dav evening. The
flr.rter will receive a laltable reward oaretarnlnrll to
<T.t MteWeaa-at.
OST-AC.OLD EAR-RiNG. THE FINDER WILL
. be »tiltably r-w»rdr-d by leaving U at 1136 Pralrlr
.. 01 i.3 and IS L*ke-‘t.
T OAT—AT THE DOOR OF McVICKEH'S THE.V
1, ire. <>n the eTti.lr.uof O-t. 6. >i*». The flnderwlll
tieTiUTally n.wanlfil ly returning U to X, Trlhoce
sOi-e.
Tost- a large i.eatheu pockethook.
t rontalnlng I7L on Latp -i., between Lln> oln and
iIoVT. The Cnder wi;i u- rcrearded by returning to
T. L. HAUL. u-C W. .1 Uk-»t.
Lost-os wabasH-av.. cltwkhn uoh
teffith and Twepty-tblrd-At,*, a i<vict cigar raec
containing I* find urn 1 clear. The finder will be liber
ally wwarded by leaving It 73 Waha*h-ar. ____
oold - about v
Inch square, with a column dormant scale cut la
rr,r.m*l ii.aml msrtro “Hvwei" oxer r{j* can.
Thr above reward will be paid to the i-cr*3n wLo leaves
the wme.t VDLaki*-««.
Ii'CRND— ON THE CnRNKII OF WEST RANDOLPH
and Sancamoo-»u.. a porteraonnaie. The owaet
nn hare the same by calling »t Roota 10. No*. 70 and
r rin:i’KKsox whotiv.k from the Detroit
1 train a >mall yellow leather satchel, marked
" Marib" on the bottom, raa flora the paper, and
thing* of cn value to him. to the St. James Hotel, aui
no question* a*ked. _
s^V*» rlward-lostTox last evening.
11" neat or on Adam*-’.. bridge, a gold cro«»,
with a large single [.carl in :;.e centre. The above re
ward will be I'.ld, and no Qtt'-.tinn. a*k<ri, on th" r<*>
torn of the property to So. ill Mocrcx-tt. HATTIE
DoVOLASs.
BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
MEClfflCSlMiiraffi
BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
130 LaSalle-st.
At a meeting of the member- of the MECHANICS'
AND MASTTACTniERS* EXCHANGE.
Octolx-r 3. the following named ciccrs were elected
or the ensuing year:
rOH4'RE3IDF.NT.
The Hon. JfiMES CLARK, of the
Utica Cement Company.
VICE PRESIDENT.
Co). H.W. FARRAR, of the Chicago
Evening Journal.
SECRETARY ASP.TREAH HER,
Capt. THAD. ROBERTS.
This I* an Institution recently e-talCbb-d In thl* citr
for thrconveniecce of business men. lb imitation of
similar Institution* already fiourlshlng lb many other
cllioof the Union-
Although bat a -bon time laexl,fence it ha* received
the aJLoion uf »ome tto »aln>irit*er>, who..- narn.-* ate
api'ended. Ererx person I* rr(jae«te'l to call and ex
amine Into thr workaga of the fa»t'.nstl'>n.
Pox 1. J. H, Dop.ua. Contraetor and Builder.
•• s. Tboma» Neitoeu Painter.
“ A M. B. iuiu. Ma*ot> Contractor.
“ 4. W. H. H. Miller, Contractor and Bull ler.
“ ft. J. M. Taylor. Lime and Cement.
“ 7. Cummlng. 4 Urogan, Stonecutter- md Con
tra rtom.
B. M«v->n * teflon. Mi*ob* and Pla«t*:fri.
" 1A Andrea* Elm»T. Itavni Contractor.
“H. C«. H. Adie. Fre-co Painter.
“ IS. J. J. Wade. Plumber and Gu Fitter. ‘
•* is. Kdw. FUnnedy. j-ewer UullJer.
“ 1». Jamt-K Clark 4 boa. Hydraulic Cement an I Sew
er Ptpe.
*• n. Conklin * Campbell. Brick Manufacturers.
“ S?. H- W. Field, Carpenter and BniJder. V
~ 27. J. Brxcrtoo, Excel-tor Scroll Rairtnc M9li,
• 31. F- H. Acer*. Contraciorand Butlder.
f su Edwin Walker, .-tone and Lime.
- 27. Dempty 4 Harwa. Maeait and BuOders.
tt. llerjy f ur»L stone Contractor.
'• C~ J. It. Brown. Inventor.
“ 44. J. 4 R. M. Caaley. BuUdieg Mover*.
•• 4ft. John F. XVfcftlrjp, Brick Mannfarturrr.
•• 49. Grannl* * iUnlett. Ba»h. I>oor. and mind*.
•• SO. D T. Criny 4 Bro*.. Maiou contractor*.
*• 91. Boyer 4 Corneas, Dimension Stone.
Jeremiah Clowr*. Hubble and Macadam Stote.
•• ifi. Clark Bro»., Ma*«>u» and Builder.
•• 57. O’scr.lxan 4 Morton, Plata and Oruameaal
Pla*terer».
•• 61. Cha*. Keilx. Plaateref.
•• C 2. smith 4 LMtman. Pia*terer».
'■ tft. U- V>. bmlth 4 bona, Kar ne Brick.
•- &4. Cox Bro*., Ma*oa Builder».
41 67. M*tlhcw» 4 Fory, Felt and Coapotlilou Kxk
. era.
M £5. Cera* Smith, Steam Butler A--at*
6,1 »• w^;k^ f,OOCCT * Afcat Chicago Union Urn*
** 70. E. J. Fooebcr, Contractor aa J Buldcr.
‘2* TO* lUr * rT - Surrey or o I Ualldlnsa.
*• IS. J. ILbolitran. I‘alaur.
“ If- fc- wmiata* * Coy, PUatet*#.
*• TV lit ary Cc.nl**. OSln; Furniture.
*• 7b- Mouthy, Mauirwi a Over, Plasterers.
“ J- J. Montague. time aaiCcmeat.
“ 7J. Decry Klee, Rubble and Macadam aa l Concrete
Stone
•* T9. Bea«on & Crane. Cirr-nster aad Builder*.
•• re. Wd. Fort. Mvon Contractor.
*• tl. PAe* Hornby, Ma*oca aad Duflder*.
*• tC. J. Wi-Dcrrr.ou i Con, Painur. and Cralacr*.
“ (C. J. * w. McMlllaa, Ma*oa Contrv'tora.
•• »». P. MfEeHaf. Carpenter aad Bidder.
•• ri, George power, number and ua» Fitter.
" K. A. P. Sharp, I’tt.-a Cement.
“ tC. , 6 - F. Whit'. Licit, Scaeea and Cement.
*• rs. literr*«-T Bro*.. Carj'catej* aad Builder*.
*• M. T. Tul’y.'Jr., Hrtrk 4ucc!*etcrrr».
*■ 91. L. L. Learb. Ma*oa and Contractor.
“ 93. J. N Glove. Plasterer.
•• 93- T. E. Cornett. Mason.
•• m. W. Goldie. Ptaatag Mill.
*‘lft P. s. Mfcaon. Comranor.
S«. Fraat:* Agaew. Munn Contractor.
•• i. G. c. LUvroan & co„ Carpenter aad Bidder*.
M 9. Junta .MV)th. Bnct Haaslactnrer.
■■ IJ Ohm t kintcrr. Brick Manufacturer.
*• IS. G. H. Adlx. Fresco p*nter.
*• 15. w. T. HO * Son. riwu-TTf*.
" 33. M. S-hn:Mt. Carpenter aad Builder.
•• •&. Harden * Matklic, Maaon Contractor*.
•-S3. J. P. Tartar,C«rp«nuraad Builder.
•• s. It-G. IHatt * Co., stair Builder.
•• M. W. H. CroV.nch. Lumber.
•• id. Hugh Hrowc, l’lA»Ktfr.
•• 5,*. J. X- Fulton a Co.. Concrete P»jer*.
" 59. M. C. iloaeor, F;«er Well* Pear.
SUBSCRIPTION LIST STILL OPEN.
AH t&e daßy are tatra ta.‘ Ahuadant stall oa
ert aafrlied- and it 1* open dally tna j a. ts- W 6 r• cl
tSr thf ore of member*.
For InrUicr parUcolan aratr to
TUAbbEUS DOOERTB. Seey.
■ PATTERNS. ___ w ___
MADUIE HOFFMAN
Baa rcremed frosa Part* with a splendid »et?rtloao
Invw pattern*, and would bepleaaed lo bare the ladle*
call and *ee them a; ho, 5, EamoiKoart.
IT GOODS.
GRAND FINAL
OPENING
PHIS illWilS
And Round Hats,
AT
WEBSTER’S,
Tuesday, Vednesday & Thursday,
October 10,11, anil 12.
We intend this shall be the
most elaborate opening ever
given in this city.
84WABASH-AV.
VUE fIUST OPE.NLN’G
or titg
flig illlHill! STORE
OF
F. PERSON,
forntr ffubash-av. nnd gnsliinglon-st.
WILL OCCUR OX
WEDNESDAY,THURSDAY, & FRIDAY,
October 11,12, and 13,1871,
Where SJfcj D. 31, Brewer and her corps of
asebtanUiilll be pleased toahov (be ladles
tfac choicest and roost select stock of
NEW YORK AND PARIS
HILLHEKT to be seen In the city.
Among (he nomerooi novelties will be
found some elegant Point Lace SeU,Eld
Moves* Feathers, Flowers, &c„ &c.
OPENINO!
FAU .i? 1 !! WHITES
MfILSNEHY
Tuesday end r,r e.?nws’
10 and U,
79 Lake-st., up stairs.
E. J. TURNER.
MRS. STOUGHTON,
237 WABABIMV..
WILL OI'HX HER IMPOKTATION OP
PARIS MILLLXERF,
FOR THE
FALL AND WINTER SEASON,
<>n TliurMlay. Oc(. 13* 3^71.
FtJRNITimE.
fOMITOhe
BEDDING, ETC.
Immense Stock and Finest As
sortment in the West
OF
Parlor, Drawing-Room,
library, Dining-Room,
. Chamber, and Office
FURNITURE!
At lower rrl'-ea than e\nl>' foaad la anv re«pon«tb!e
l,on»e In tlJv Hy. We parlk ulany Invite »H panic*
b;i' tug furr.'iar* to call and nr;. Inc oar *tvCk. price*,
&c>> »t>lw before purchanag eliewhere.
GILBERT At SAMPSON*.
Fti™itoro Dealer* and Maaaftoccarer*,
Fashionable
CURNITURE.
■ Wm. tf. Strong,
203 Randolpli-st.
WEATHER GUARD.
mmmu
PRESIDENT
Of the Weather Guard Co.
FOR.
GlLimilil li THE FlilD
Of their services, and particularly for
their protection'to the houses of our
citizens in the Winter,
To the WEATHER GUARD CO.,
PIANOS.
A FRAUD
AND GROSS DECEPTION
We hare Jut ' >. cd I* attempted at tbta
tine to be px. .ra*ed-wp4a Pluoo hayerw
byfofTerln* At a respectable Auction House
o, tbla elty of troribleu Plano* upon which
I* placed the name of
STINEWAY,
The perpetrator* hopla* to e*eape leial re
• ponalblllty by tbu* mlwpelllnc MLSSR.I,
■VTEIMVAT 4 SONS’ sane. Plano buy
era will do well to look out Tor thl* aad *lm.
liar attempt* at Imposition,|a* of course
only entirely worthies* Plano* would be
offered under such false pretense«,
SMITH & NIXON,
Agent* forstclawnTASost'PUaoa.
VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
HiUlHtElii JIHISU
,[««.. prime Dobm of the loperltl lultu
Opwrm.St. PturibttfT. *•••!»>.
Jiu feraotedto Music IL>o=J >'»*• 19 tad 20 Jeak*’
iitilulrt. W e**t ul Olftoa Eja»e. wter*
•he will recelte ter farmer ?ipn»* and lbo*e wLo
«]_-{io perfect titcai. Ite* La iLa art cf alaclcf.
Terms (,iwo In a cUa) ■ • ■
Prlvaie InflructloD, - • WO P«r
FOB LADIES -V-VP GESTLEMES'.
VTEATHER GUARD.
REWARD
Every man accffrding to his
work. Try oars.
■WEATHER CO..
frl Pear»*ra^i.
MACKEREL.
"ONMOX X> AY
We wCI reeelre 4.000 ctJre tec* of tbo*e dell -ion*. lir?
... M., tertl. the ecnslcntucat of aa AI taater
C cca- per Waterst.. comer dart.
TOR SALE.
CEDAR POSTS,
T»orvu SAWED, and SPLIT, at lowest market Of
EOCSD. DAVIS A GILBREATH,
Wtfc ComerArchcr*T.ttCS*lt-*u,Chlsa«»,EL
MONET LOAN OFFICE.
LIPMAN’S
Money Loan Office,
136 Soutli Clark-st.,
COR- MADISON.
$50. 000. T0 LOAN
ON ALL
GOODS OF VALUE.
FOR SALE,
250 Gold and Silver
Watches, made by oelei
brated English, Swiss,
and American makers.
Fine stock of
Genuine Diamonds,
Set in Fins, Bings, and
Full Sets, Opera, and Vest
Chains, Gold, Coral and
Pearl Sets of Jewelry,
Sleeve Buttons, Studs,
Musical Instruments, Op
era and Field Glasses,
Seal and Plain Bings,'
Overcoats, Furs, and. oth
er goods, all of which
will be sold 25 per cent
less than store prices.
All goods warranted
as represented.
DENTISTRY.
GJ. THAYER,
Dentist,
OFFERS DURING THE
Month of October,
TO P0 WORK FOR JU-iT
50 PER GENT LESS
Tiw;r. Jij**
tty oi
«'«* uins .-i else wher*;
in !!h* t-ilje fl mesa
what i
and see.
ROOM 6, GO MADISOX-ST.
il. I TOW® S 111
dentists
IDS &. IZ7 SOUTH CLARk ST
7C6T M*.o!SOu-“Vv
iai.i ias
CHICAGO,
VITALIZED AIR
GIVES IS EXTRACTING TEETH.
xo P,l IX, xo DANGER.
LIST OF PRICES.
Extracting Teeth, each 50
Artificial Sth, Cum Teeth $15.00
Pore Gold FUUngs $2.00 to SI.OO
Sliver, Tin or Cement -- - SI.OO to 53.00
TEETH EXTRACTED ANT* NEW ONES SET
sang: DAY.
REMOVAL. .
~ "r e' Woval.'
OFFICE AND SALES ROOM OF
COJ.I> 51EDIL sewnc 3I.ICHWE conpJJT
REMOVED TO » WASHINGTON-ST.
CANARY BIRDS.
CANARY BIRDS.
F. nABILD. jo»t arrived from Germany, ha* lm
ported 1.C05 of tin; be«t Caaarx Bird*. all rood linger*.
Call at IT. Klczle-t.. Chirltf Prat-gcr** Hotel.
REAL ESTATE.
IN THE~ SUBURBS!
The delightful Indian Summer weather which we
rr.ny r for many week* afiord* an excellent op
fortunlty for viewing the attraction* of that remark
able fUbuitau a ;B*i;e NORWOOD PARK, which haa
•prang cp t.ke maple. »lx mile, from the city Halts, on
thr W;*,-on.-dn DlfMoa of the Ch’cago 4 Northwestern
Railroad. Though lu growth 1... scarcely commenced.
It it already a delightful I lace cf re-ldeacc, having
churches, school*, stores, park*, a hotel, and an arte
alaawellia prcpre»*. and other concomitant* of the
town, with the QClctand health of the country. Lota
are fill! sold remarkably low rata of |l to #l2
per foot, and tho-< who invest now are rare of a hand
seme profit. NORWOOD PARK ASSOCIATION, Of
fice IS Dearborn-.!,
BIST SHIM lESBE
AT WOODLAWN,
And OPPOSITE the SOUTH PARK,
AT AUCTION.
On ■WEDHESDAT, Oct, 11, 1371,
At Real Ertate Salesroom., ltd and JftS Dearborn-fl
at 3 o'clock p. m.
House nearly new, containing 10 room*. clo*ei». w>
ter. A.-. A goon barn and ail the rv<JßJ*lfe cwnrenl
tr.r»* for a soo-i borne.
Lo? ihOxlGd. enclosed by » sxk! picket and board
fen-e •
Fur term* and partlrolar. applr to
. T. S. FI rcu 4 CO . lO Dearboran.
FOR SAXE.
CVI-f W ca S'.rtr-tMrJ-'t.. dm: Western-**.
•aNtjTlded to N>>*k* and low. *tre.M thrown np Mil
Y.dfwalte; si a *reat tiarzaia and ea#y tern:*. £l'tt»«
*ad lot uita in pan payment. Addrew* Z b5, Trlhaac
NEW BOOKS.
STAR STUDIES.
Bt E. COLBERT,
Of Twt Cntcaoc* Tenter a.
Tells all that is known about Star
Chemistry, and the conditions of exist
ence on Planets and Stars.
130 page*.Mtmu. Pr»n BooLaenera.
PRINTING.
GRAND RIGHT AND LEFT.
We desire to call the attention of Use daanr.s psblx
to ocr *34‘fr!ar ftniiile* for tarnliULaa them with
tS“VIT\TIOS?, OUDCBd OF PAXC
tSG acd ADMISSION CARPS. »n In lb' Wstcft »tyle
cf the art. A. C. KELLOGG & CO.,
LOOKING GLASSES. ETC.
Cb.A PPLEBY,
100 A 111 Wal)asU“»»T„
Ma-cfaclarcr tad Dealer la ORVAiIESTAL, GILT,
and WALNUT
Looking- Glasses,
Base Tables* and Bonqnet Stands.
COXNECTXXO SETS MADE TO ODD EEL
ty Wort Crat-’U*. and price* low.
SHADE TREES.
Park and Street Improvement.
Mlwer Mmple. bwmatllnl,
eu.lly traatplasled. DclU<r« d °*» c#r •*
AamaLllMkli AilL laAM
1.000. lo to l* rm.ttA
i 000. i 2*• in feet. *•».
i|ooo, ia to so art, *®o. io,ooo,*Mki
Addren F. K. paOEXIX. Bloomington. PL
Open Fire Self-Feeder.
OcspMiaad toert 6eaUo*Bto?e
uraa STOTE WOBSS, «i Ul«l.
NO. 63.
STOVES, PUHNACES^ETC.
Kinq of Base-Burning
STOVES.
PREPARE TO START YOUR FIRES
If, to the ootclag cold wen, too waat CO obtain
Eleatv of krai wUb utile coil, .ixl to one are
arnlsg handsome stove froa October to May, bar
ILLUMINATOR; FOR 1871,
* finr-cJass biiMmmlag aaJ La*e-hr-aUag stove, eca
prti'ag more valuable features Uua ml be found la
•■j ofm:»fb*4 of awvea. See Itbefora you bay.
Seed for clrmlsr.
TILLOTMIX BltWi. S4 Sutf^W.
POPIL.4KSTUVES
ORIENTAL “Base-Burners,”
ORIENTAL “Furnaces,”
ORIENTAL “Parlor Dealers,’’
STEWART'S “Oval Parlor,”
STEWARTS “Oven Parlor,”
STEWART’S “Base-Burner.”
These and other flr»t-cla*--Sieve* la oar assortment
we axe offering as low a* Inferior goods can be bosgbt.
Fire irons and Standards, Coal
Vases, Fire Guards*
DALTON * CO.,
71 LAKE-ST.
THE
EMPIRE
GAS BURNER
Stoves and Furnaces,
UNEQUALLED IS MARKET, ARE SOLD AT
LEAVENWORTH'S, 176 Lakc-st.
CUSHING HEATER CO.'S
Christmas Fireside.
ncnti'rs,Purnncesand*??toveß
CilUnd ftt. CL'aIILNU HKATKIS CO..
* Ui iUaiulpSi’St.
K. K. JOSHS, Pcs!-fM Mtr.-tgrr. » k _
MANSARD COOK!
Dcat Coot Stoic Id the World* First Pre-
Dhim at X* T« Slate Fat**-
tz eTOTE WORKS.
DAKOTA STOVE.
S.WtS PERCENT la co't ol fuel ov.-r any
oilier SbrMa the market. Aneacy. Us Sontt Hal-
Med-ev
CROCKERY, ETC,
CHEAP ATRETAIL
Ckma, Glass,
Jliiua Dimifr Sets,
■f, .-I-. !■:r rfm Tea Sets,
i;, : 11 - i uaa Toilet Sttl.
_ ,j|£i - CVi..«4 Vases, Buff
w-la and i.-v'. Parian, and
rigutfs . uti Scits; and
... linin’* .'.ut .nr pressed
Table CHa*f;wm?.
VrM
i :li. 2 , i-
■iiver-Flatßd Goods and Cutlery
■ I> •MV.taT VARIETY.
i>-. >;*-u »i<* s of Kcxiiib Llsb* Stoneware, *• Ver
•. 'w 4ji<i ll'.H':!*" »h*r>**. a c vyt Iraltsllon of tad «t
\’ <at Imif cv?i al Frtacb CUa*.
F. & B. JAEGER,
73 WABASIt-AT.
la S'DENCE ASSOCIATION,
'mboldt Park
RiSiOuissaciiTiaa
Office,- SS.LaSalle-sk,
rßaideat orGr*-eaeba»m*s^ukSnUl’t.)
Orjsalre-coder the general Uwof the State. sf-rrored
March *>. L« ready to revive eohscrlptions to the
capital «lm- of the Association.
The objwof the Corroratloa 1» to purchased acre*
of rr»Mrtic«trc-aaJ cast of and frontlnc on Humboldt
park, Iniß.cmfciy north of Division-at., to sabdlrMe
the same Intcbn'Mlne low. to l>e »old on terms which
•111 prore qtr« profitable to stockholder*.
Mr, HENRI jItEKNKBATU b»» consented to act
aa Trustee of te Association. and, by Mi direction,
we tnvttc all tbse who may dr.ire to beeooe share
bolder* to can 1 0 nr office for full partial*™.
Printed pamneu os hand. giving detailed informa
tion of thl» entiartse, which U endorsed by some of
the beet turn In tjs rlty.
TO RENT.
TO HINT, DHEAP.
Store and Element, also floors above,
Jn the new narble- front building. 157
State-st. Eaci floor will be rented sep
arately, if detbed.
YOUNG & VEASY,
: No. 2 Metropolitan Block.
HALL TO RENT.
Arrsrrerrest* ft. r.'-w be made for the season, ol
for single nights, fp the n»e of
PHCENIX HALL,
Ccmer j-tate and wv.h whlrti are ton
nrrmJ a h»ncl*or»' Slacr. Dre-Mr.g It-om. etc. la
point of elegance «vt comfort for ilanrtnj:«mb*, con
toTj? m! LLNoitClii.' 'or'W’ Licrifk^-
sTEDt. ZZ Ukf«t. .
TO RENT, OH SOUTH SIDE.
A rcmi*W Hon-eof tern:?' rtwjn, with hub-roots
water cl-vet, bot and cold water, etc. Immediate po«
ie-»loa pfren. Lo'-atlon ceilrable. and real moderate
ForrrrtlctiUrs Inquire «t So. is Cottage Gro»e-ar ..to
two Jiyi.
GZNERAi. NOTICES.
ITiiliiwllf
The yiopnexor or a Rutin*.* Cor.ege
‘D ao eaterpri.tnic Interior rltr of Ml.blran.
tlme l« etirroMed he att» niton to other dcti*«. I* rt~ir
oc» of i!l»t-o*laa of hi- lattre-t ' o a mac—
a good teacher of p«nman»hl;> ana b-wtlieepia*. so
monoe payment required la norance. and. with the
~roic'r cereua. terra*, which cannot fall to oe ta.itfar
{o-», ttf.i t*e made. and a rare opportunity afTirlM for
-♦tahlUhm'T.t In this br.« n--*. Ad if**., with ref.*r
eace. Immediate!.. DAVID UKEEN. Kootn ?. 1M Mad-
Uoa-«t.. Chicago. ,
ON MONDAY
tfe receive 0.000 ponod" of choice D'W Ba-alo, Elk.
pwr, Antelope. and other wIM meat*, new and nlrt.
fctmilht plain* sti cured .;.l.mrti.lly. Mooer loaned
00 .htptnente. WM. H-SQL IKE. HT gonth Water-t.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
T wHI open » new Laan-lrr op. NXXT WEDNESDAY
VOPVISu OCT. 11. at So. 1*» gooth rprnef
Monw>tifTel «U be tupcv to aoIkU all orders.
Wo*t dose nr la ten l/mr-' aorl-e. frar of ritraeharce.
wort cone , n. WILSON. Proprietor.
Notice to Shippers to Colorado.
I »ra take 2tc or «U ttv*n» n=J potadi of frrtzht, t£
rcske ho a car load, to Usurer. .u a low rate. Car wCJ
zo on ifoaiiy or Tuesday. Applj to
L. X. PRATT,
SHiRTS._ vw
"SHIRTS..
Enslisti CliCTiot snirts. 20 dif
ferent pattern*," order or from
stock, 53.00 ea ch *
HARRIS, Xiw tt- Randolph-^.
FISH.
""lAClmAW''''
Fresh WhitefisA!
3,000
T.unYt Monday snasrso.„ejr r '
WADE, y.t .D.lAUr:.aT.^-’-‘ r . co ._
11 E. n HOM >_J*sV*Wa«Bln;tcm-*t.
• Wholesale F«h Pralag. ——
ONfIfIOWDAY
, t,7 erreth Watcr-st.. S. W. rom=r Clark. _
PICTURE
PICTURE FRAMES,
tnculdlßffSi thromos, Litho*
* napAi Pfcoloffraphß, Ac.
* J. EAiIBUSOKB, lWLak»it.
HOPSON % CO,
This: well-known establishment has now, in
EVERY DEPARTMENT the largest and most “
varied assortment of goods, for custom trade,
in the’ city. Hopson & Co. intend to have an
OPENING display on Friday, Oct. 13.
BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
MW SillOili SINK
of ancAGo,
At the Close of Business, October 2f IS7l*
T.i.miUTrw.
Capita] Stork paid in (laVOXOO
Mcplca Fund... bi.kUO.OQ
tsA^oa.a}
USU9
2Cft3.CS
£0.000.00
tsoxn.u
Exchange.
Interest...
Premium.
Clrerjtalton
Individual Deposit*
Certified Check*
Ihf to National Banks
Dos to Banks and Banker*.
£p>tl*l Gold Deposit! Secretary
I', S. Treasure reqalrmc no
Loati and Discount*
Overdrafts
felted states Ronds to secure
ClpruTstlon fISJ.OOO.OO
V. s. Bonds to sevare Deposit* .. Suo.OOo.M
Stocks. Bond* »cd Mortgage* ... 55».»t.3i
sw.we.st
I>ne from Red re mice aad He>
»erve Agent* U7.195.6d
I>U' from other National Banks.. U. 231 <4
Due from other Banks and Bank*
Famiccr* »nJ Flitnr«
(‘arrrn? expense*
r*sh tr«n*. inrla.llcc sunr*-... 16J15.16
Kxx-Var;'-*l'rivi.ni.’.*.
Ulluof oihff >»tlonal (UoK*— ;K,utij.oO
trnciwaul Cnrrvncy, lariuuicg
NirkflS
taucr Note*
1. Herman ScfjaSner. Ca»hler <.f the German National
Hark, do •olemnly •'v“ap that the above »uicnient l«
tree, to ite be»t uf my knowledge and belief.
lIKIIMAN SCHAKFNEK.
Comet—Attnt: Anc. BovJl, 3. F. Leopold, A.
ictall. Director*.
State of llllnoi*. Conntv of Cook?
Sworn U« and »uhnctU«ed wf. »n’» 6th day of
October DTI m’DOLIMI L. »* 111 LT7.
Notary Public.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
MECHANICS’
NATIONAL BANK
OF CHICAGO,
it the Close of Bmtoe«s, October 2, 1571.
Lean* and Dl*cf»nnt*
OtiTdr ifti
I’. S. Itoml* to v'-ure circulation
Other block*. Bunds aod Mart-
Due from Heileemlnff and Ke-
MTVe Acrnt* frf.7Tfl.l6
Dae from inter National Bank... T.Xi.GT
Dae from otter Hank* and Bank-
it.7tl.lS
OODS.
CTED STOCK.
TUnklnc Hon**-
Furniture »n<l Futures.
Current expenses
Inc.* piiU
r«»h llftnt, IDrlndJnc BUmf".... I ' w*.T3
Kx,Ji«iSf» for CJf«rlns Hotuf... ST.TTT.-3
lil(N ot --thar National Bank* .-. S.H'-OO
Kra-iliral Comrecy, Indodlar
M.'krU.
Coin
Lt-saMrsiJcr Notes.
C»plwJ Srnflr. paid tn.
Mirplo* Fund
ias.r*-. co
SO, *O.OO
I 9»iS
utATJS
uvni.o
it:oci\l lUnk cirrntiitOA <w;
►tim.vnr..; V.0.T0.W
iUvun»l W.SJO.M
•nini”i Ch«i b* «.i>*.as
se to Sat;or»l Pent* 5T.*5»7.Q4
at to Uk’-uf IJ.tul.' aa4 D.tuku»- 2 \rXM
• wt5.375.47
State of Illinois. Connty of Cook, •*.:
K«-ed, Ca-Mer of the M-thaalc*' Natb'Ml
Hunk r>M hlr«co. do »ol»mnl* »»*ar t«at the almee
• t>uiw niuui. u> tUu i. e «t of n.» knowledge and be
lilt. Jtrf*. ?.\SI. UEEI>. Cashier.
hubsrrlbed and sworn to before me this »eT-«th day
of Oitolri, 1;71. SAM. D. Pt«iiT. Now, Public.
( nrre-t—At feat:' J. Tonag fictmsioa, Wm Scmene,
U, W. It*) tsoud,Directors.
EPORT OF THE J^NDIJION
' _ OF TITE
IBS! UITIOHiI mi
OK CHICAGO,
On Ihc Sorcla? of October 3, IST!.
KEsornccs,
Loons asfi Dlaeonnu
Overdraft*
U. S. Bond* to secure circcla*
Other bond*.'.’ D'.SJ.W
Bocfrociltedsemtct: and ue
•erreApent* I AV.tM.lt
Pnv from other National Rank* US.t'.'.Md
I>ae other Racks and Canters. fi.TlA.r* J(|
fUakirc House
Furnitureand Futures....-.-
Current expense* “'M- 5 ?
Premium* paid ’
Ca*h Items. including Stamps. ...Mi-J-
Eschax.ee* for Clear-ns Hoosa.
Rill* of National Bask* -*•
Fractjoaal Cturehey and Nick-
“-"’ii
C,,i n ...
Lcjal Tcndcr Note sso.OOO.QO
Ca;lral Ftork
.•iurplue Fund wOr.lkn.Jd
Di~ 9 41 - c lrif
II'Sw
Interest.
ProfitaodLosa ..JQt.fg lf .^ g s€
rtrml»ilonnct«wadlnr „ — Kd,*W.W
Indivtitual Deposit*
i'ertlfie.l t’be»'k»
P;;e Natfonal lt»ak«
Lrs- other Ranks and Bank-
S:Me Of Hfnou. Cool: Coastj-. ■».: , _ _
I. L«XU C«bler of the ftr>t National B*Ok.
of Chicago. d* .weir I bat «Lf a.«,irc ata.e
--u a... v> .la K-.I ot “ uw j^|;Sl3-.g , g; h iert
Pwnro to and subscribed tx'm»»T:.e this Tth daj •
OcVsher. U7l. pUULM.b J^TBfcEt^
Correct—AtJe*tt T. D. Gray. M. Talcott. dap •; ,
REPORT OF THE CONmiiO.V
or TUB
COOKCOinvnNATIOM/. II INK
of cinc^o.
Slate of intact!, at n!f Cl °* 01 - JKi
0« V I^7l.
SESOITBCIX
Lo»c»«~d fLI9,SSS.2>
n-tV.S/iothlr Nationalßeaks.. 30 331.3 /
gS'Voawi.ti Bank* and Bant- . /
p^ai:;::::.:"; - :;;;;;::;;::;: i i«*'/
r^rr.l ;lvp end Futures X
Expend * - 2.L.0".
Civsi Items, inflodla* Bcvenua
tiamr* I— r .rS
rxetaocea for Oitatlnc Uouae... Z-jS.O3
BUI* of ocher National Banks.... Ijfii.TO
I rartlonal Comma? and Nickel. a tjO.OO
Legal Tender Note* , lTjl.tsi.7l
LMBI. fIOJ.WO.OO
Capita! Stock; ..,**„!! |UUA
Exctanee AtZl-10
Invest AhM-65
National Bank , 90.W0.W
Handler »c5.a3-57
Individual Deg;.. a.i'S.s9
Cenised Chen Bank* 57A7j->l
Due to XJUflai kJ> and Baaken. «..£«•*>
I^-_toot!^ big ctsuhothg.... t'XOM
.1 o. Spenrer. President of the Cook Ceontr Na-
do soiannly f wt«r that the above .tatc-
A«"“ “» tot D o' ff , B PE?cE 1 K jw-KTE:
Correct—Attest; Potter Palmer, Lyman InimhalL
David Blatelf. Dlr«wra.
Cute*cX LticoU. Count; ot Coot; ... . ,
SwoTaloacd luta-ribed before me thU ,th d»r
October. I*7l. M. D.XILLOIaON. Notary Public-
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
DIVrDEHDNOTIGE.
Die Director* of the CIUCACO FIRESIVS
nSIBAXCE COHPA.TY bare this day de
clared a quarterly dividend (50, 33) of
FITE PEB CEST, payable on dcmanJ.
8. P.WILRER,Se«*y
Oct. 3. IS7I.
situation wanted.
The «Mter dmlres employment ta '
booM In food. »Acdlnr. Alihotah
younf.behai had much twines#
U war adTantaceoas both to “JgWffftglS
tdoje, te ciajii, oextapxtns. “J 1 * K .**7^?
baatnea*. AddffM Z Trf>
oneoffioo.
MILLTNXKT OPENING.
AT
74 STATE-ST.,
BY
OP TQE
FIRE, FIRE.
11. S. Clothing,
Slightly Damaged, '
Consisting of U. S. Overcoats,
Pants, Uniform Coats, Jackets,
Bine Sack Coats, Woollen and
Rubber Blankets, Boots and
Shoes, and a great variety of
other stores, at
90rt.9ir.0t
snori.-a
— I.MUSW.SO
qpo.C'Sojt'
RESOURCES.
5c".1»
GOVERNMENT X»0»S DEPOT,
190 and 192
CHICAGO, - - TT.T,.
-i.ui.ts
‘MM
P. B.—Good* vhlrb arr lonml and as-ort
ctl sbo* on hand aajl for «ilr at iICTJOS
PRICES to .Qcrcbant* ami otlicn-.
sm
Stt.lSl.lS
BPiftlKl (III.UR ill 11!
Non-Poisonous, Odorless.
Powerful Deodorizer and Disinfect*
ant; Entirely Harmless and Safe;
Arrests and Prevents Putre
faction and Contaeion.
OP THE
r«ed m private dwelling, hotel*, rwunnau, hs*p
i*l», mrtool-% ln*.ine a»jluan, dUpca,arlej, j4*fc, prt*-
•’t*. peer hoa»e*, oa vtlpi. tteamboau. and talent
xent hcn-ce. market*, for water closet.,, urinal*. slaia.
-ewms ce»*po6U, arable*. 4c. A *pevi2c la all coa
tairtaua and pc*t!l*ntlal dUca*t-«, a* cbolpr.v, trpluald
fever, »hip t-ver, «nall pox. »rarle. fever, di»-
cave of animal*. Ac. Prepared only by
TILDEN & CO- 176 William-st, N. T.
HESOLRCEH,
fFfT.OII.O
161.WX.1t)
«
1,112-tO
OOFFEE POT!
nc«*. rj
M.OU.W
5,:00.5s
32.000 r tgs" lll -* Ua;ltl 2utM
155.000 ? ™f; F /.Vi e
(1 altrnyj nates fcoM Excellent and DcS*
ciaus Coffee* It b cery Economical*
. 501.3S
. tQ.WQ.W
. 13T.0T0.00
MERIDEN BRITANNIA CO.,
WEST MERIDEN, CONN.
FOh WDOLESALB BT FRANK aTL»U.S3 * CO.
Acd for Mle bj ti« trvif ev^-y^Sicr*.
VITIOMI TKI A.\D CJIFFEK POT CO,
«Uwrf.;.3*
I.IIBH.ITIES,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
APPLY TO
KEHM ef.EEHEEMJM & £■_
_ BAJNKiatS,' ■
Corner Lakp and
Cfuerwrwt c<e«i» fw »«»•«•» -
»T«U»M>.»lWttihwLt th» wor»«L /jy »
-
~ .:~T*vyyr|iy;^
The best and most economical miefc %
of keeping warm in the, winter. Cap &x * •
WEATHER. GUARD OFFICE,
81 DEARBORN-ST. *
|WII,«13.:0
ts.tiA, tid.f.l
I.LkBILITIES,
|T3.^»I.
WANTED.
IW,
CLOTHING, ETC.
GREAT
FOB SALE,
DISINFECTANT,
THE NEW DISINFECTANT,
TEA AND COFFEE POT.
THE NATIONAL
M«aaT«tn»d exctu'Jrely bj ths
nncAGo,
BAPTKING.
FOll
WEATHER QDAED. ‘ ‘ wi ''^ A
■woums--
BUSINESS CHANCE.
TO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Thee; *rletor of a *»n-eet*MUi.ed C
;a an en:-rp:tstn* Interior city of Allchl.aa ■
:lroe l« enrr'> , *e<i by snect'r.r. to other rl-ut'-
»lr<rj. of of hi* teterut tow conr;--
*m*"s teach.r-? Penmanah:,-and Dookk d.
raonev pajm<s; :><qulrnl In ulaaneff, .?
jiroper p*r«on t‘-rr .. which ear.aot fall . r« ? .
r-tablbhrceat in hn«lr.e,«. ‘Ad*- ...
rtice*. ltn-.*d!*tcle, I?. P. T.\TL‘) r
born-at.. t b ctgo. ' •
CITY -HOTiCZS.
Sianof UJ .Co.
orrr •• m- ro ,
PnHlt aotW !•
'STV'iaUhO ft«Ol’»CU h'
«hd*y cf i-‘
bl<Lr«i ttfder. <>n U»»
o'cfoet. ft. ra.. »■. ’ ,
:n thecjiroic! -5;..
!«nrtft bfl iozlt-. s. .
of Worth »»• »*■ ■
Thei>oti - .-»C'.t i -
Section I* T-. «-
#cre«.
Al#o. U
R*njr- : . - x.- L:a:r
JQ **
»I. . to
• i#
,tX-J h»MI?
.jlatf! lowtt
:ot." i.
--_ea.: <r/rt<r of
- -..aisins onr (i»
Section V Town ST.
C. *.-tred wi(f»l«T a«8
- R. h. M of nort»c*« Quarter
. l v 'a®;,llan^.-id, containing
• «*£. #OcL ’*•
. M • - P"
«» i'■ *e?- •.
_rrter >6. E. Sk » or •, tern*.
OTrh*s3-rf sod <lt7 1163*
JOHN G. Grvi’EJ t. Comttr tferfc. _
STO V KK OU)HB.*S fIEETIKGS.
R rk/cxdj'^oc^bland * SI. Loab Oafl.
read Coupanf.
pzzsmt.TT'a c/nce. I
ifsa&sss
JOHS p. winrEHuS^SS^ilL—^.^^—
r£RS(?NAX. •
;^rsonal7^
M-et Ef at r. rer»ru ». ..... T ai w»m
--fs/too-n. andWabaeb-aT.. on next WvrOneeday Cut-
Q,<vn. I will be bis openlns. and wtil u-ii Mlr*i
I«ffuer. wbo 1# S-pcrthtesdtnt, that you are coming
(Lere to meet me. MABY.
PERSONAL..
Pinlc* desirous of procnrlnz BILLS OF DIVO7ICX
no do eo fre; of ch.vze bj applylo* at Bon U2Lc CjL
Atio.-a»vst-Law.
TOtLETINE.
LADIES!
TOILETINE i« a simple powder for beautify inx lbs
fPitipleil'-n. unlike an* other la every respect, prtnet*
paßy in its wherein Is the charm.
FURNACES.
KEYSER’S
FURNACES-
133 t-.AVTCI3-ST.
GAS FIXTURES.
as'fixtures.
j22 Lake~st.
PKT2CSOX. late Petcrac
POLITICAL.
nc-obllcaa Candhiite for Alderman of the first Ward,
formerly kept thi Hotel on Haadalph-tt.
the BEST CANDIDATS IN THE WABS.
SCALES.
- frn • • SZANSAJSD - -
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