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RESTAURANT
119-21 LaSalle St., Next
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BAKERY
Delicacies and Restaurant.
108 & 110 Randolph St., Half Blk. East of Court House.
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FIRST FLOORPOPULAR
SECOND FLOOR
Private Dialog Room tor Theater Parties
and Gentlemen's Cafe.
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Capacity, 400. :
apti St., Cor. Calumet A v.
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Restaurants
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aaUaa paid to xamlllee, Located near the Orand bouleTard, thera
it) tarn battee ylaoe tor the beat olaee of people to patronize.
WILLIAM GILLAM, Proprietor.
.Also Caterer to Weddings, Banquets and Parties.
Strictly Plnt-ClatM. Tot But that the Market Attorit to
Fcuadoa the Tabha at All Timet.
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i THE,
"Colonel's
Inn"
Is the latest first-class OYSTER AND SHELL FISH
HOUSE in the city. Conveniently located to all Street
Cars, and Illinois Central Railroad.
S. E. Cor. Madison St. & Wabash Av.
"Wbta yen go by com. In." Select Orchestra In attendance evening..
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Corner Madison
WM. M. BOYLE
English Chop House Co.
107 CJuincy Street,
Reese,
AND BUFFET,
to Chamber of Commerce.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Restaurant
St., near Clark.
PRICED RESTAURANT
LADIES' CAFE
TELEPHONE MAIN 1481.
LOUIS LUKES, Manager.
Restaurant
LA 5ALLB STREETS.
Opem After the Theater
Telephone So. 807.
In all' of Its detail Speolal at.
COL ARCHIE! R. WILSON, Prop.
EngeVs
Cafe.
PROFESSIONAL . . .
. . . RENDEZVOUS.
and Clark Streets.
or Voatoffloei
Federal State, County and City Officials,
Federal Official..
Collector of Customs Martin J. RiimoII
Postmaster Washington Heslng
Collector of Interim! Revenue... W. J. Mine
United States Marshal John W. Arnold
Custodian it. 8. ttnltclltiff M. It. llsltey
Chief Fostofncu Inspector.. .James R. Httinrt
Rub-treasurer. Delon. 1'. Phelps
Appraiser of the 1'ort Frank O. Hoyue
Railway Prtsscnitcr Btatlons.
entborn Btntlon, I'olk nnd Dearborn
streets. Tho trnlni of the following roods
leave thin station: .
Atchison, Tonekn nnd Santa Fe.
Chicago nml Eastern Illinois.
Chlcngo nml Erie.
Chlcngo nnd OranJ Trunk.
Wnbnsh. . ... .
Union Btntlon, Cnnnl nnd Adnms streets.
The trnlns of tks following ronds leave
this station!
Chicago, Burlington nnd Qnlncy.
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. I'ntil.
C. M. & Bt. 1. (Kvnniton branch),
Chicago nnd Alton.
Pittsburg. Ft. Wayne nnd Chicago.
Pan Hnmlle. ....
Grand Central rnssongcr Station, Harrison
street mid Fifth nvenno. The trnlns of
tho following r..u iv tU itatloni
Baltimore ami Oh la
Wisconsin Central.
Chicago Great Western. ...
Rock Island Depot. Vnn Huron street nnd
Pneltlc avenue. Tho trnlns of the follow
Ing roads lenvc this station.
Chicago, Kock Island nnd 1'acinc.
Lake Shoro nnd Michigan Southern.
Nickel Plate. . . . . ., ...
Illinois Central Suburban Station, foot of
Itandolpti street. From this station leave
the trains of tho
Illinois Central It. It. . .. , , .
Northwestern Passenger Station. Klnile nnd
Wells streets. From this stntloii leave
the trnlns of the various divisions of the
Northwestern Railway. ,
Alley "I.." Depot. Congress street) between
Btatc nnd Wabash avenue.
Lnkc "L." Depot, Madison and Market
streets.
Btata Government.
Governor John P. Altgeld
Lieutenant Governor ... .. Joseph lj.,0111
Secretary of Btnto W. II. ninrlelisen
State Trensurer ....Henry Wnllf
Adjutnnt General .Alfred Oroiidorff
Assistant Adjutant acccrnL.Hugh E. Boyle
State Auditor David Oore
County Government.
Sheriff ... .Jnnicj Pn
Clerk Circuit Court Frank J. Onnttcr
Clerk Huperlor Court Stephen D. arlftlu
Clerk Crlmlnnl Court.. Ernest J. Mngerstndt
Clerk Probnto Court. ..... ... . . A. O. Cooper
County Treasurer. .Daniel II. Kochcrsncrgcr
Coroner Japies McIIole
Surveyor Geo. U. Waterman
County Superintendent of Schools.....
....;. Urvllle T. Itrlgbt
President Bonrd of County Commission.
crs Daniel D. Hcaty
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Daniel D. Ilenly 603 S. Fnlrtlcld Ave
Charles Iiurmclstcr 303 Lprrabee
John A. I.lr.u 308 Division Bt
Thomno.l. McMchol COS W. Hnrrlson Bt
Qustnv W. Kunstuiau ST:i Hastings Bt
Louis II, Mack W4 Grand Ave
John N. Cunning 120DeKnlb8t
David Martin 03037th St
Theodora W. Jone 0035 Went worth Ave
John Itlttcr 2054 8. Clark St
COOK COUNTY BOARD OF KDUCATION.
Rcgulnr meetings first Saturday lu ench
month at 11 o'clock., in., Ilooni 820, Court
House.
Henry F. Donovan, President, 302 Web
ter nvenno.
O. T. Ilrlght, Secretary, 320 Court House.
Nelson A, Cool, Illue Islnnd.
8. D. Waldcu, 1200-Tltto and Trust Bulla-
"flenry lllroth, 485 2Mb street.
Dnnlel D. Henly, 90(1 Court House.
John R. Llndgren. 1M I.nko street.
C. S. Gnttlng, 812 Chnmber of Commerce.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Teachers. Janitors nnd Engineers C. 1'.
Cutting, cbalrmun; O. T. Ilrlght, J. It. Lite
grcn.
Flnnnco nnd Judiciary Nelson A. Cool,
cbalruinn; C. 8. Cutting, Henry lllroth.
Library nnd Apnnnitus J. It. I.lndgren,
chnlrinnn: Dnnlel D. Henly. Nelson A. Cool.
Uulldlngs, Grounds nml Bujipllcs Daniel D.
Healy. chairman; J. It. Lludgrcn, O. T.
Bright.
.Gymuaslnm nnd Physical Culture Henry
Rlrotb, chairman; 8. D. Waldeu, Nelson A.
Cool.
Helntlon to City Schools-0. T. Ilrlght,
cbalrmuu ; Henry lllroth. 8. D. Mnldcu.
City Oovcrnmcnt.
Ma)or.. George It. Swlfl
Comptroller O. D. Wetherell
Chief Clerk F. M. Darrctt
Corimrntlon I'onmcl ..W. D. Ilcalo
tlus Inector, Kdnnrd C. Westman
BerretnryGnsDeiMiriment Wins. Cntlln
City Attorney Hoy o. West
Asst. City Attorney B. F. Itlcholson
rroswutliigAttornnv... ., William II. Tntno
Commlslouer 1'ubllo Work W. D. Kent
Deputy Commissioner Public Works
John A. Moody
Superintendent of l'ollco.,., J., I. Ilndcnocli
Ait. Hiiicrlntendent of Police Alex, Hon
cuter Fire Department u. J. Hwenio
Asit. Chief Flro Department. W. H. Musuatn
Secretary Flro Deiartmeiit ('. B. 1'otrlii
CltyTreiunirer AdwuWolir
Cashier J. C. Smith
Biipt. Wnter Ofllco I. C.Crnlg
City Clerk I.It.li. VnnCleike
City Collector I'hll Minis
Uulldlnit CoinmUkioner .Tot. Downey
aupcriutcnucnt House or correction,
.....M. fi. Crawford
City Klectrlclai J. P. Itnrrett
Otmml'.kloueruf llcnltl XV. It. Kerr
Oil Insiicctor Win. Ituyiiiond
Ik Her InniKtlnr John D.MurpIiy
City Board of Education.
D. It. Cninorou, l'rcsiacnt.
W. A. 8. Griibaiu, Secretary.
William II. Heche, 0 nnd 8 Pacific avenue.
1 lii-odoro J, Uluthardt. Venvtlau Building,
3 WiiHlilugtoii street. Itoom (118.
Thomas Cusnck, MHJ Throop street.
1'iitrlck U. Duggau, 4242 Sooth Ualsted
street.
James P Mallctte, Tho Rookery.
Alfred 8. Trutlo. 70 Chirk street. Itoom in.
Thoinns Itrciuiu, Ueapcr Block, corner of
uinru nml iisiiiuuiou sirecis, itoom in.
M. J. Keaue, southeast corner Wabash
nvenno and Washington street.
Daniel II. Cameron, 73 I.nko street.
Charles H. Thornton, 147 I.nSnIlo treet.
Itoltcrt I.liidliloin, Board of Trndo Building,
Kdwnrd G. Hallo, Uoyal IiiHiiruuce Build
Inc. Itoom 20,
Mrs. Curolluo K, Sherman, 223 Boutll Leav
Itr street.
Fred M. Blount. Chicago National Bank.
I' rltz uoetx, 18 Ml eh l pi u street,
Frank J. Jlrka, 604 South Ashland avenue,
Joseph W. Urrant, Unity Building, Boom
1437.
Wallace F. Klrlc. SCO North Wnter street.
B. J. Itosenthul, Tho Eiuporlum, 132
Stnto fctreet.
Max A. Urczmal, 103 Randolph street.
BtnndluK Comuilttccw far tlio Ycur
IWtil-.l.
School Management Messrs. 'Ilreiinn,
Unllc, Diiggnii. Ml'H. Bheriuuii, Messrs. Cub.
ui-k, Ileebv, Urruut, Thornton, Rosenthal
mid Jlrka.
Jnnltors nnd Supplies Messrs. Cusuck,
Duguan, Cameron, Dliitlmrdt mid Keuno.
lliilldlnus and Grounds Messrs, lleebe,
Halle. Jliillette, Kirk. Bluthurdt, Goetz,
Droitiiuil, Duggau and Blount,
riiniiico Messrs, Lludbloui, Breunn nnd
Mnllettc.
Judlcinrr Messrs. Druxmal, Errant, and
RnKciitlml,
School Fund Property Messrs. Ken no,
Bretiuu, Blount, Cumcrou, Cusnck and lit
runt. High School Messrs. Cameron, Italic, Mrs.
Sheriunii. Messrs. Breunn mid Thorutou.
College Prepuratory School Ucsh. Thorn-
ton. Iliviimi, Halle, Mrs. Sherman uud Mr.
Jlrka.
r.ugllsh High nnd Manual Training School
Mr. Mnllettc, Mrs. Sheriunii and Mr. Klik.
Special Funds Messrs. Uooelillml, I.tinl
tilniii, lijouiit, Kirk mid ,
Drawing Messrs. Krrulit, Cusack, Beelie,
Jliku nnd .
Music Messrs. RliitbnriU, Drczuml,
Illnunt. MnllettiMilid .
German Mensrs. Ilnlle, I tl utltiir.lt. Dug.
gan, Mrs. Sherman nml Mr. Goutz.
Physical Culture Mehsrs. Gnetz, Jlrka,
llliitlihuiill, ItuKoiitlinl and .
CiiiuiilM)iy lMuciitlun Messrs. Diigciin,
Jllku, l.lnMhl'itu, Urczuinl anil Keano
Clilcimu l'lro Duimrtuiuiit.
D. J. Hweule, l'lto Maislnil uud Chief nf
Iirlpule,
William II, Muslmin, First Asslstnnt l'lro
Marshal nml Depnrtnieut Insiiectnr.
John (.'(impl'iii, Abslstant l'lto Mnrslial.
Charles H, 1'otile, Assistant Flro Muralnil
nnd Dcpnrtment Secrelary.
Michael W, Conway, l'lie Innpector,
James Iloran, Chief of l.t llattiilhni,
1'atilck U'Mnlley. Chief of 2l llatlullnn.
Nlehohu Wolnnud, Chief of 3d llattnlloii,
l'cicr Schnur, Chief of 4th Battalion.
Charles F, Scyferllch, Chief of 3th Hat
tnllon. Joseph C. Pnzeii. Chief of Uth Ilatlallon.
Kugeuo Sweeney. Chief of "til llallallun.
Jnmes Jlemiey. Chief of tth llnltallnii.
William II. Towusend, Chief of Uth lint,
tnllon.
David J. Mnhoney. Chief of 10th llattnlloii.
John Fitzgerald, Chief of 11th Battalion,
Joseph I.. Kenyou, Chief of 12th llnttnllon,
Frederick 3. Gnlirlel. Chief of 13th lint. I
innoD,
Isidore p. Smith. Chief of 14th llnttnllon.
l.nglne Company No. 1, 271 Fifth n venue
James J. Ahcrn, cnptnln, 28tl Aberdeen
street; xnomns Douanerty, i-leiitetinnt, l'J4
K. Superior street; George Leslie, engineer,
1,3 Aberdeen street.
Kngino Company No. 4, 624 North Hnlstcd
street Edwnrd O'Noll. cnptnln, aoo Webster
avenue; William J. Mullln, lieutenant, (KU
J'.n.rrJ!l'.e0 ntrect; James Colford, engineer,
178 Oak street.
Knglnj i Company No. B, 107 South Jefferson
street William Barker, captain, 20 Alexan
dor street; John Duffy, lieutenant, 224 South
Halsted street; Michael Prendcrgast, en
glncer, 230 South LnOln street.
I.nglnp Compniiy No. 0, 143 Mnxwell
street John J. Knns. cnptnln, 403 South
-m".n MlS.Pti ,oU" . MHIer, lieutenant,
tvi. !;'1,wnr, 8P'e. engineer, 2403
Weutworth nvcnite.
Lnglnc Company No. 0, 2327 Cottage Grovo
avenue-Alfred AV. Pendleton, ciiptiiln, 2327
Cottngo Groyo nvctiue; 'John Skopcc. lieu
tennnt, 2820 Culumct n venue; George Lendy.
engineer, 3354 LnBnllo Btrect. -" .
fc'iS '? V.on.'naliy,''-10- P- 1,nc'nc nwmic
Johu O. McDonnell, eaptn n, 471 West Ilnr
rlson street; Pnrtck M.'jlnrphy, leStonniit.
J-m 8.:bo.r!'.,r,c.,! S""1"01 V. Nelld, engineer
331 W est Van Buren street.
Englnp Company No. 11 223 Michigan
s reet-John B. Llstraan, captain. l3 George
.tx'e.,!rJorcl"lnn Herllhy, licutennnt, los
Jii,".tA,,n"1" "treet; John Ilnssls, engineer,
181 Clnrenco avenue.
.iES?"'? 5-np"Jr No- 12. Oil West Lnke
street-John Cook, captain, 403 West Krle
street; James Drew, lieutenant, 401 South
J'.2,be.? ?Jri'ctl Domlnlck Malatestn, Engineer,
COO Fulton street.
Englnp Company No. 13, 10 Dearborn
street-John Ilannnn, Captain, 240 Onk
"!'ect; John F. O'Malley. Meutcnnnt. a.;t
Chicago nvenilni Wllllnm U'hwll.. f I.,,,,.
nut, .122 West Huron street; Frederick
Ituedel, engineer, 418 Lnrrnbeo street.
Lnglne Company No. 15. 373 West 22d
street-James Enrlght, captain, 2044 Deer
Ilia street! Jiiino. Wnnl. llmitmiiiii. ml v...i
w VS5cl' Jolm Al O'Donnell, engineer, 021
Ktlttlnn r!mtin.n Va 1SL ftAV ll.
James T. Foley, caMala, IBM Ixiwo nvenno;
viiarini nucrger, lieutenant, 3204 LaSalle
street; Henry Hughes, engineer, 3134 Fifth
avenue.
Engine Company No. 17, 80 West Lnke
street (dnuhle..-ompnny)-Tlmotliy J. Smith,
captain, 287 Ohio street; Kdwnrd J. Buckley,
lieutenant, 127 Townscnd street; Charles
Hart, licutennnt, 60 I.nko street; James
Dempsey, engineer. 207 North nvciiuc: Johu
Meadows, Engineer, 710 West Lnke street.
I.'iiglnp Company No. 18, 438 West 12th
street John McDonough, captain, 047 South
Lenvltt: hdward Laubly, lieutenant, 301
.Y.,'.,'.t.l3,l, street; Harry Clohccy, engineer,
2. Utlcn street
Engine Company No. 10, 3444 Rhodes ave
nue John Cllngen, cnptnln, JI337 Vlnccunes
avenue; FrntiU J. Gcmlwln, Lieutenant, 31
. 7th place: Joseph A. McLaughlin, engineer,
4218 I'ralrlo nvenue.
Kngluu Comiinny No. 20, 30 Rawsnn street
W lllhini T. M. Flgg, cnptnln, 132 Fotomne
nvenue; Charles Szeszyckl. lieutenant. 413
Potomac uvcuiie; John J. Glcason, engineer,
210 West North nvenue.
..Engine Comtmny No. 21, 13 Taylor street
Frederick J. Kncder, cnptnln, 1802 Wabash
nvenue; Klchnrd T. Caesar, licutennnt, 3211
Dcnrhorn street: Wllllnm Wntklus, engineer,
3122 Deal born street.
Kngino Compnny No. 22. 43S Webster ave
nue James J. Wulsh, cnptnln, 210 Gnrlleld
nvenue; Wllllnm Selmbert, licutennnt, 123
ttsgood street: Frantls Berry, engineer, 103
Lincoln nvenue.
Engine Company No. 23, C0.1 Illnmnn street
John C. GtMHlwIn. cnptnln, C40 South Lenv
ltt street: John Cnvniinugh, lieutenant, ir.ll
West 21st street; John Prussel, engineer,
130 Cornell street.
Engluo Cuuinnny No. 24. 342 and 344 War
ten nvenue Charles E. Case, cnptnln, KKIS
Fulton street: Wllllnm II. llnrtlett. lieu
tenant, 10BO West Monroo street: Martin
Aldrlcb, ouclnrcr. 640 Warren nvenue.
Engine Company No. 23, 127 Cnnnlpnrt
nvenosCbrtotlan Schlmmels, captain, 371
Boutb Hslsted street: Johu J. Fleming, lieu
tenant, 80S Blue Island nvenue; Nicholas L.
Keegan, engineer, 733 South May street.
Engine Company No. 20, 142 North Lincoln
street Michael Kearlns, cnptnln, 373 West
Huron street l-iWIIIInni Laugdnn, lieutenant,
(N West 4:id streut: John A. Prludergust, en
gineer. 420 West Huron street.
Engine Company No. 27, 437 Wells street
Geargo L. Taylor, captain, 300 Wells street;
Thomas Flavin, licutennnt, 317 Scdgwlcl:
street; John Calnbnii, engineer, 632 North
Park nvenue. ,
Kngino Compnny No. 28, 2S07 Deerlng
street Robert P. O'Connor, cnptnln, iiooo
Archer nvenue; Michael A. Curry, lieutenant,
2037 South Bontleld street; Wllllnm J. Por
ter, engineer, 2018 I'arncll uvenue.
Engluo Compnny No. 20. 840 :i3th street
Stephen Sen n Ion. cnptnln, 203U Emernld nve
nue: Utto H. Miller, lieutenant, :nr28 Lowe
nvenue; Chnrles L. Corey, engineer, 3218
Illinois nvenue.
Engluo Company No. 30, 1114 North Ash
land nvenue Alexander C. Kopcto, cnptnln,
40 Cornell street; Chnrles L, Sclmlze, licu
tennnt, 438 West Division street; Gcorgo J,
Fuller, engineer, 311 North Boliey street.
Engluo Coiunr.ny No. 31, 700 West Con
gress street Patrick Foley, eniitnln, 470
South Pmillim street; Arthur J. Kelly, Lieu
tenant, 31 Kendall street: Wllllnm M. Wise,
engineer, 17 Wliithron plncc.
Engine Company No. 32, foot of Monroo
street. I.nko Front Thomns L. Conway, can
tain, 013 North Hulstcd street: Thomas A.
Corcoran, lieutenant, 07 Beethoven place;
Gcorgo W. MiGhlc, engineer, 331 Gleu.
wooi i nvenue,
mincer.
Enulno Coinnanv No. 34. 10 South Curtis
street Michael Sullivan, captain. 12 Edge
wood nvenue; Frank U. Hnerlug, lieutenant,
4(U West HnrrlHon street; Gcorgo M. Mur
phy, engineer, 00 West Klnxle street.
Engluo Company No. 35, 782 North Rnhey
street Thomns Webber, cnptnln, Kit Cort
land street; Gconro llaunianu, lieutenant,
WIS Hhober street; Conrad I.lcsegutig, en
gineer, 802 Shneher street.
Engluo Company No. 30. 213 Coulter street
John Hall, Cnptnln, 474 Paulina street;
John Cmity, lieutenant, 300 South Western
nvenue: Ernest A. Pannier, engineer, 1140
South Western nvenue.
Engine Company No. 37 (river flro bont),
foot of I.nSnllo street Patrick J. Fnlvey,
captain, 332 North Market street; Oscar r.
Miilmherg, lieutenant, Is) Scdmvlcl; street;
Charles II, Wnters.-englueer, 1007 West Tay
lor street; Alexander I), Brown, engineer,
17U South Wnter strcot.
Engine Compniiy No. 30, 1320 33d court
Dennis N. Do)le, captain, 3123 Archer nve
nue; Michael S. Kerwlu, lieutenant, 3335
Paulluii street; Jnmcs Couroy, engineer, 1422
35th htreet.
Englnp Coiiipnny No. 40, 83 South Frank
lin street John Klett, caiitiilu, 200 East III
vision street; Chntles Cloxton, lieutenant,
202 WVst Clilcagu nvenue; Alutrew II, Mc
pherson, engineer, 03 Whiting street.
Engine Compnny No. 41 (river lire boat).
Sampson's Slip Patrick Doyle, captain. 33
Wluthrop plnco; Martin Harrington, licu
tennnt, 103 Wnshburuo nvenue; Daniel F,
Idee, engineer, 6SO Henry street; Johu F,
Weln, engineer, 283(1 West 40th place.
Engluo Compnny No. 42, 77 a nil 70 Illinois
street Benjamin O'Connor, cnptnln, 243
Mohawk street: Timothy O, Callahan, lieu
tenant, 1153 Southport nvenue; Johu J,
Berry, engineer, 03 Bcothoveii street.
Engine Company No, 43, 181 Slave street
August L. Schubert, cnptnln, 783 North
Wuslitcnr.w nvenue; Henry Kuullmch, lieu
tenant, OSO Armltngo nvenno; Thomns II,
Melvln, engineer, 240 Falrvlew avenue.
Engluo Compnny No. 44, 1401 West Lnko
street Wllllnm E. Hand, cnptnln, 071 Flour
uoy sireet; George W. Alhrecht, lieutenant,
1130 West Huron street: Gcorgo D, Halm,
enulueer, 1377 Madison street,
Englno Company No. 43, 4000 Cottngo
flrove n venue John S. Hntisnii, cuptnlu, 270
North May xtieet; Jnmcs J. Murphy, lieu
tenant, 4015 EiMis avenue; John w. Elliott,
ciiL'Ineer, 303 43th street,
Engluo Compniiy No. 40. 0321-032:1 South
Phli'iliTO svtHiA-FiwOwleV K t-'lMlnil,ir,
cnptnln, 212 Vernumtstreet: Hugh M. Mur
ray, lieutenant, S033 Er.cnunla nvenue; Fred
eric!; W Jones, engineer, 0210 Iloinitou uve
lino, Engluo Company No. 47, DoIimmi nvenno
nml Kudder court Mart In Meigioitliuler,
captain. 7723 Dobsou uvcut'c; lllehnid .1.
Ki lined', lleiiteiiant. 7722 (itienwood ue
lino: I'ruuU A. lllelm, eiigluser, 078 73d
street.
Engluo Company Np. 43, 4(K)5 I)earlorii
street Putrlck E. Collins, captain, rs'133
Itcniborn triet: Frank A. Grndy, lleuten
nut. 878 .'lltli street; Wllllnm II. Fleming,
enu'lueer; 5113 Dcnihoru street.
Kngluu Company Np. Ill, -I'lli, between
Paulina street uud Murshllelil nvenno John
HenucHsy. captain, 4014 Murslilleld nvenue;
Bernard McDonough, lieutenant, 4832 South
Ashlnnd nvenue; Chnrles J. lluwu, engineer,
1720 47th street.
Engine Compnny No. 50. northeast corner
Wcutnorth incline uud 47th street Mlchnel
Cody, cuptnlu, 372.) Dearborn street; Cor
uelliiN II. Ryan, lieutenant. 7300 Storms uve.
line; Charles Cooney, englnoer, 4044 Dcnr
horn street.
Engluo Company No. 61, 0345 Wentworth
nvenue Michael McKlcrnun. captain, mw
Citli court; Peter W. Wcrger, lieutenant, 6017
jo ,nm im Biruvi, iioucrt .ill or, ell
gliieer. 401 Paulina street.
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nut--Michael It. Drlscoll. captain, 3011 Fifth
avenue: John llsrlmv. Il,inniin,t 'um ,.i
.-.urn, rrniiKiin street; joun u. vnn Kt'udt.
etiglneer, M Wells street. '
Lnglnc Compniiy No. 14, 38 East Chlcngo
avenue Wlltlntll II. rinlrk. ?ntnl. flu !.....
Engluo. Company No. 33, 130 Snullipnrt
nvenue Joseph A, McCormlck, captain, lotl
Lewis street; Charles N. Hemiey, lieutenant,
150 Southport avenuo; Francis II. Suwersliy,
engineer. U" Clifton avenue.
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Chief ot the Chicago Fire Department
Princeton nvenno: Thomas Simon, engineer,
11320 Morgan street.
Engine Company, No. Bt. 4dtb street nnd
Oj-nler nvenue Michael JlcCnbe, captain,
643 Duncan .Park: Oeorgo W. Bogan, lieu
tenant, 6141 Emerald nvenue; Jnmcs R.
Duffy, engineer, 6148 Emernld nvenue.
Engine Compnny No. 53, 40th street and
Puckers nvenue Thomns Elliott, cnptnln,
0310 Morgan street: John Crotty, licutennnt,
3i.m Union nvenue; Patrick McCarthy, en
gineer, 3300 Ashlnnd nvenue.
Engine Company No. 54, 8023 VJnconnes
nvenue John J, Prendcrgast, cnptnln, 8012
Vliicennes nvenue: George Rleg, lieutenant,
530 70th street: Chnrles L. Gottschnlk, en
gineer, 701 Hhober street.
Engine Company No, 65. C87 Bhcfllclil nve
nue Chnrles A. Tledeiiintiu, cnptnln, 17 Hull
street: Matthew Gels, lieutenant, 1210 Lin
coln nvenue; Chnrles W. Hopkins, engineer,
243 Mohnwk street.
Engine Compnny No. 50, 144 Noble avenue
Casper A. Charleston, captaiti, 1307 Wel
lington nvenno; John rrniiren, licutennnt,
4.'10 Warner nvenue; Chnrlen Bloom, en
gineer, 1452 Wellington uvenue.
Engine Company No. 57. 613 .Inno street
William Carey, captain, 732 Elk Grove nve
nue; Wllllnm II. Shnunon, lieutenant, OKI
North Western nvenue; Wilder B. Curd, en
gineer. 42 Crystal strict.
Engine Company No. 5S (fire lint, enst
approach of 05tli street bridge Wllllnm ,1.
Sweeney, cuptnlu, 0851 Yule street; John J,
Myers, lieutenant, 1)125 Ontario nvenue;
Frank It. Hutchinson, engineer, 0313 Evnnn
avenue; William 11. Kelly, engineer, U800
Avenue J.
Engine Compnny No. 60, comer Brondwny
and Dexter avenue Thomas Keiiuey, cap
tain, 4013 Emerald nvenue; Jnincs McGrnw,
licutennnt, 710 Gordon street; Chnrles F,
Hwenio, engineer, 738 Gordon street.
Engine Compnny No. 00. 334 53th street
Jnmcs C ratio, cnptnln, 5310 Jackson uve
nue; Sylvester I.eser. lieutenant, 000 Jack
son street: Jnmcs L. Wuttcrs, engineer, 330
53th street.
Engine Compnny No. 01, 5300 Wentworth
avenue James J, T'obln, cnptnln, 5312 At
lantic street; Georgo T. Foley, lieutenant,
030 Chestnut street; Michael J. Collins, en
gineer, 6053 Princeton avenue.
Engine Company No. 02, 11450 Michigan
nvcuue-Jolin .1. O'Neill, captain, 11460 Mlcu
Igmi nvenue; John J. O'Kouucll. lieutenant.
11813 Michigan nvenue; Frank U. Clark, en
gineer. 11844 Michigan nvenue.
Englno Company No. 03, Service Building,
Jackson Park Martin Lucey, cnptnln, Ht)
Superior street: Frank Skopcc. lieutenant,
Ot Elston uvenue: Michael C. Sulllvnn, en
gineer. 105 Woodsldc nvenue.
Engine Company No. 04, (1244 Lnllln street
Frank II, Ilutterllelil, enptalii, 0:110 Lnllln
street; Dennis A. Moss, lieutenant. 1130 tcid
street; John Dawson, engineer, 100 21th
street.
Engine Compnny No, (13, 2140 Went 30tli
street Hugo Frmizeu, cnptnln, 422 West
llth street; Mlchnel Clnrk, lieutenant, 3811
South Union uvenue; Wllllnm II. Scitulon,
engineer, 3704 Emerald nvenue.
Englno Compnny No. (10, 1423 Fillmore
street Pntrlck W. Murphy, cnptnln. 1303
West Hnrrlson street; John Itlley, lleuten
nut. 523 N. Ualsted street; Frank Mlchels,
engineer, 643 South Leavltt street.
Englno Company No. 07. 2130 Fulton
street-Paul Dltt, enptulii. 2:100 Grand nve
nue; Mlchnel Ehret, lieutenant. 2014 Gladys
nvenue: Chnrles E. Houston, engineer, 2471
West Ontario street.
Engine Compniiy No. OS, West 44th street,
between North nnd Wnbansla avenues
Peter J. Vogt, cnptnln, 021 McCnuley live,
nue; Patrick J, Brosuan, licutennnt, IS
ltumscy nvenue; Jnincs Lutuly, engineer,
1841 West North avenue.
Engine Company No, 00. 2438 Selwyn nve
nue John G. Carlson, cnptnln,' 317 Orclmrd
street; Charles R. PottholT, lieutenant, 2400
Crawford avenue; Georgo D. Halm, en
gineer, 2355 Irving avenue.
imgiuo compnny .no. ,u, :uu jiimot street
Peter I.nwsnii, captain, 283 Jnmot street;
Mlchnel A, (Juliilnu, lieutenant, 270 Lclnml
uvenue; Louis A. Wnrue, engineer, 4.VI Belle
phi I no avenue.
Englno Company No. 71 (flro bont), 480-401
North Branch street Wllllnm J. Burroughs,
cnptnln, 107 Dlller street; John Gretillch,
lieutenant, 102 Southport nvenue; Wllllnm
Kearney, engineer, 104 Johnson nvenue.
Engluo Compnny No, 72. 7014 Duncan nve
nue John Gillespie, captain, 1343 Fulton
street: Robert A nil 1 rose, lieutenant, 8002
Edwards uvenue; John P. Simuii, engineer,
10S Ambrose street,
Englno Company No. 73, 8030 Emerald
nvenue .lames A. Cnrucs, captain. 8043
Suugnmnn street; Aruey E. Bunks, licuten
nnt, 050 West 8Uth street; Georgo F.
Ht nickel, engluccr, 8032 Vliicennes nvenue,
Englno Compnny No, 74, 100th street and
Ewiug nvenue Nicholas J. Powers, captain,
IIIKKI En tin! nvenue! Wllllnm M. Wrluht.
lieutenant, 10321 Avenuo ,1; Ael G. Eug
wall, engineer. 10140 Avenuo K.
Engine Compnny No. 73, northwest corner
121st nnd Desplulnes streets Wllllnm 11,
Miller, cnptnln. 0247 Oglesby avenuo; James
E. Murphy, lieutenant, 12041 Clinton street;
Frank Wlmlen, engineer, 11034 Union ave
nuo. Englno Compnny No. 70, S21 Cnrtlnml
street Paul F. A. Fundt, captain. 880 Slierl
ilnn nvenue: Albert Nelson, lieutenant, 700
Dudley street; Johu T. Furrell, engineer, 720
North Onkley nvenue.
Engine Company, No. 77. 1222 West 40th
place John Sulllvnti, cuptnlu, 17 Slinlto
street: John MeCnrty, lleutcniiut, 2100 West
12th street; Wllllnm J, Wilson, engineer, 600
Turner avenue.
Engine Compnny No. 78, 1300 Wnvcland
nveut e Georgo B. Miller, cuptnlu, 1712
North Clnrk street; Henry F. Weudt. nctlng
lieutenant, 1310 Cornelia street; Chnrles
Ktlgiillon, engineer, 1410 Aldlue nvenue.
Hook ami Ladder Company No, 1, 81 Pa
elite nvenue Ileltnor Hermunson, cnptnln,
1028 School street; Chnrles O. Petersou, lieu
tenant, 200 Townseinl strcot.
Hook and Ladder Compnny No. 2, 40 West
Washington street Jnmcs Pmnphry, enii
tnln. 18 South Throop street; Thomns F.
Hnckett, licutennnt, 155 Winchester avenue.
Hook and Lndder Company No. 3, 170 Enst
Erlo street Frnnk Couwny, captain, 318
Webster avenuo; Morris Johuson, licutennnt,
073 Burling strcot.
Hook anil Lndilcr Compnny No, 4, 322 22d
strcot Jnmcs W. Slmuuessy, captain, 2343
Wentworth avenuo: Patrick II, Howard,
lieutenant, 0328 Bt. Lawrence nvenue.
Hook nnd Ladder Company No, 5, 440
West 12th stre'it-Deniils McSweeney, cnp.
tain. 107 Elliuru nvenue; Joseph Schott, lieu
tenant, lltlt Blue Island n venue.
Hook nnd LnddcrX'oiiipiiuy No. 0, 83 South
Franklin stieet Thomas O'Connor, cuptnlu,
247 Soii'h Hulstcd btrcet; Jnmcs Cunning
ham, lieutenant, 403 Wells Mieet.
1 1 mil; nnd Ladder Company No. 7. 110
Ninth Lincoln street Jucoli Gruner, captain,
713 West Superior Htieet; Tllcodnto Ncl-ou,
lieutenant, 7t5 West Erie htreet.
Hoolt nnd Lndder Company No. S, 2MI3
Deerlng street David W. EvntM, enptalii,
311 10 IlniiieH couit; Dnnlel Murphy, licuten
nnt. 102 Fuller stieet.
Hook uud Lndder Compnny No. 0, foot nf
Monroo street, Lnko Front Putrid; J. Dona
hue, cuptnlu, 20 sholto street; John J, Sulli
van, lleutcniiut, 67 Alexander street,
Hook nnd Lndder Compnny .No. 10, 40U
Larrabeo street Duild OX'imnull, cuptnlu,
72 Mohawk street: Edwnrd Michuclls, licu
tennnt, 204 Shellleld uvenue.
Hook 'mil Lndder Compnny No, 11, S3 Kiln
street John W. Powers, cnptnln. iiHIO Dear
born street; Mnthlus Meyer, licutennnt, 3241
Archer nvenue.
Hook nnd Ladder Company. No. IS, 038
West 13th street Henry 0. Hehroeder, enp
talii. 818 West 22d street: James R, Feeney,
nontenant, 17t Wushbiirne nvenno.
Hook and Ladder Company No. 13, 401
Hoffman nvenue Joiyi Tungney, captain,
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232 HorTmnii nventic: Denis Lnughlln, lien-
tviiitiii, i .--uriii irtixio avenue,
. Hook nnd Lndder Compnny No. II. 80 West
loth street Georgo T. Mnrks. cnptnln, 108
West 18th street: John U. Wliulhelm, lieu
tenant, (I.VS West 20th street.
Ilisik nnd Lndder Compnny No. 15. 4002
Cottngo Grove nvenue Jntues P. Trncey,
lieutenant, 3038 Lowe nvenue.
Hoik nml Lndder Company No. 1(1, Madi
son nvenue nnd 02d court Frederick floetz.
captain, (1100 St. Lawrence nvenue: Joseph
Lllllg. licutennnt. 830 West 12th street.
Hook nml Lndder Company No, 17, 0321
0323 Smith Chlcngo nvenue Frederick A.
I'lrnhnber, cnptnln, 212 Vermont street;
Thomns J. Reynolds, lleuteuntit, 003 West
Congress street.
Ilnok and Lndder Compnny No. 18, 4738
South Hnlstcd street Owen L. White, cnp
tain. 038 Boulevard plnco; Jntues Burke,
licutennnt. 63:t3 Dcnrhorn street.
Hook nnd Lndder Company No. 10, 237
est Chlcneo nvenno-Er.cr C. Andcrcon.
captain. 150 North Mny street; Dnnlel 11.
Flvnu. licutennnt. 378 West Ohio street.
Hook mid Lndder Company No. 20, 530
00th street neorna W. Wcllcr. cnptnln, 0.N32
Lafayette avenue: Michael T. McNumara,
lieutenant. OS 10 Hnlstcd street.
Hook nnd ladder Compnny No. 21, 827 Bel
mont nvenue August 0. Seeger, cnptnln,
O81 Herndon street; Peter Mlnwegcn, licit
tenant, 111:1 Clarence nvenue.
Hook mid Ladder Compniiy No. 22, North
60th street mid Lincoln nvenue illowmun-jlllel-nichnrd
Ityiiu, lieutenant, 2300 North
v estern avenue.
Hoolt ami Lndder Company No. 2.1. Short
nnd Our streets (Jefferson I'.irk) Wlllltitn
llomhake, lieutenant, Dwlght street, JelTer
sou Park.
His)k mid Lndder Compnny No. 24. south
west corner Grove street uud Viuccniics n ve
nue Henry F. II11I111, lleiiteimnt, 342 63th
street.
Hook mid Lndder Compnny No. 25, south
east corner North Clnrk street mid Jackson
avenuo (Rogers Park) Jnmcs II, Henly, llou
tenant. 4101 Grand nvenue. Rogers Park.
Hook and Ladder Compnny No. 20, 10S3
Wilcox avenue-Peter D. Lynch, cnptnln,
2445 Wont Monroe street; Thoinns J. Hint
lev. Ileutennut, 1001 West Polk street.
Hose Company No. 1, northwest corner
103th street and Hoxlo avenue John Cruu
by. lieutenant, 10500 Hoxlo nvenue.
Hose Compnny No. 3, 13350 Superior nvc
nue Mlchnel Moran, lieutenant, 10240
St 111 nil uvenue.
Hose Company No. a 3170 North Ashlnnd
nvenue Wllllnm L, Mnyer, lieutenant, 3143
North Ashland nvenue.
Forclicn Conauln In CIiIcqbo.
Argentine Republic P. S. Hudson, 83 Jack
sou street.
Austro-Hungarlnn-IIenry Clnusscnlus, 78
Bth nvenue.
lielglum-Clmrlei Ucnrotln, 107 Dearborn
street.
Denmnrk Emll Dreler, 203 Fremont street.
Franco Edmoud Bruwurt, 70 La Salle
ktioit.
Oormnu Empire Carl llucnz, 23 Borden
Block.
. Great Brltaln-Jamcs H. Sadler, 72 Dear
born street.
Italy-Uunnssero dl Mastlglole, 110 La
Ha 1 1 A.
Mexico Fcllpo Berrloznbnl, 120 Washing
ton street.
, Notherlnnds-Oeorgo Blrkhoff, Jr., 83
Washington street.
Russia M. II. Thai, 70 Ln Bnllo street.
Snnln-Hoburt C. Chatileld-Tuylor, Mon
tank Block,
Sweden mid Norwny-Pcter Bvnnoe, 163
Randolph street.
Swltzcrluud-A. Halluger, 107 Washington
street,
Turkey-Charles Heurotln, Stock Exchango
Building.
A Clean Town,
The cloniK'Ht town In thu world Is wild
to lu II molt, In Holland. It Is only a
few allien from tho capital, and lmsi
boon famous for ltn cleiiulluotM from
Unto imuH'iiioiiiil. It Is also uotublo on
account of tint fanciful stylo of Its
houses anil yards and gardens nml
streets. The people, though only peas
ants, ate well-to-do; mid all feel a pride
lu tltelf town. It Kceni:) to ho tlio 11 t'H 1
business of tlielr lives to keep their
houses freshly painted, tlielr (.'aniens
lu perfect order, and their yards nnd
streets as clean us a parlor. No carts
ore allowed In tlio streets, nnd 110 cattlo.
Though Hie ralsliiK of otnuk nnd the
umkliiK of butter nnd elieeso arc their
occupations, a stranger would never
Imagine that there wero any cattlo In
tho reslon unless ho wont to tho beau
tlful Ki'wit meadows nt the hack of the
houses or tho stables out there, where
cows are kept In htalls scrubbed and
washed llko it kitchen. Tlio streets lire
too lino uud neat for tho feet of tlio
animals to stop on. All are paved with
polished stones, Intermingled with
bricks of different colors, and kept so
scrupulously clean that n lady could
walk auywhet'o In white satin slippers.
Don't Worry.
"Take, therefore, no thought for the
morrow," Is one of tho passages that
Hubert lugersoll reads and pronounces
folly. Hut is It not rather one of tho
wisest hontences ever uttered? Tho
original means, "take no anxious
thought," or, lu tho language of uvery
day life, "don't worry." Christ applies
It to tlio future, to food, and drink and
shelter ami raiment. Ho saw clearly
that tho anxiety about the evils of to
morrow, that never coiuo upou ns,
cnuxu a iiillllonfold more taUYcrliig nml
death than tho evils that come. lie
saw that 'multitudes perlPh 'of worry
nlmttt the hunger, and thirst, and ex
posures that never come, for every one
that actually dies of real hunger, thirst
and exposure. ClirUt hhowed his lullu
Ito wUdom lu avoiding tho extremo fol
ly of Mr. lugersoll, and baying: "Don't
worry." Ilomlletlc Itevlew.
"Wn congratulate tho people of tho
North Bldo lu now having in their
midst 0110 of tho lnrgcst uud best equip
ped Bufoty deposit vaults in tho city,
nt 310 East Division strcot. These
vaults aro absolutely flro nnd burglar
proof, with all tho latest Improvements,
n ud the peoplo of the North Side nnd
suburbs wil no doubt avail themselves
of tho opportunity to patronize this
convenient North Side enterprise.
An Amah'bloua Vehicle.
Among tho novelties in Invontlota,
It is announced that a man tins cob.
struoted a vehicle that oos equally
well on land nnd water. It is said te
bo capable of a speed of a hundred
miles an hour on a Rood highway and
two-thlnls of that distance on water.
Specially constructed roads nt least
fifty feet In width would be required,
and the surface must be very level
end smooth. Curves are an Incoa
venlenee, although if very long and
not at all abrupt, they might be tol
erated. This conveyance would cer
tainly bo a novel sight charging along
at tho ruto of n hundred miles an
hour on land, then plunglnu suddenly
into the water and driving through II
t a speod hitherto unknown to oceaa
racers. As a mutter of fact this li
not n specially new idea. Long ago
a plan was mado for a vehicle of this
eort. It was made somewhat on the
principle of a flat boat, tho entire
bottom being covored with n series of
paddle wheols resembling those of
tho ordinary side wheelor, but small"
er, and running tho entire distance ot
the boat from sido to side. These
wheels wero strong enough to support
the wolght of the car or boat, what
ever It might be called, on the land,
having on the axles wheel shaped at
tachments with a tire on which the
Wheels turned. These tiros were
about a foot apart, and the space be
twoon thorn was filled in with the
flat paddlo-slmped sections. Run
ning along smoothly on the see
beach, this unwieldy creature could
be turned so ns to sltdo Into
the water, tho samo motion pro
pelling it us was used to drive it over
the laud.
Terrapin Farming.
An enterprising citizen of Fulton,
Fla. , Mr. Hole, is the pioneer In a
new Industry for that 8tnto diamond-back
terrapin farming. In hie
pen, built in the water, he has 1,000
terrapin and next year hopes to have
(Ire times that number. Tho Florida
terrapin are of tho same spcclos ae
the Maryland terrapin. There is said
to bo no difference In tho taUoof the
proclous morsels, butthero is a great)
difference In tho price paid for them.
Whtlo Florida terrupln bring only
$20, those taken from tho wntors of
Ohosnpeako Hay sell at from ifUO to
$G0adozen. Lvon at $20 a dozen,
howovor, Mr. Hole expocts to make
tho business a paying one. The
great dlillculty to be encountered la
supplying tho dmt.nd Is tho unusual
ability of tho terrupln to hide tltom
solvos. Thoy- aro easiest caught In
the hatching soason, when thoy make
tracks in the sand to and from the
nost; but this Is the closed season,
and tho law provides a heavy penalty
for violation. In tho opon season ter
rapin aro cupturo.l in nots. Mr. Hole
says that terrapin possoss a fatal cu
riosity. If thero are terrapin In a
creek, all you havo to do Is to rap on
the boat, and their littlo black heade
will bob to tho surface. Then the
dragnet Is called into play, and the
terrapin aro baggod.
Chile Fine e $1,000 Draft.
At Storen'a Point, Wis., Little
Mabel Ennor, while cleaning ber
doll's bouse a day or two ago, found
in an old mathematical treatise a
$1,000 draft on tho Adams Express
Companj .
The draft was obtained by her
grandfather, Thomas Woodward, In
1851, In San Francisco, and Is pay
nblont sight In Chicago through the
prlvato banking firm of G. 11. Smith
&Co.
Mr. Woodward was an eccontrlo
Englishman, at one time a momber
of the British House of Commons.
Ho mado n fortune In California dur
ing tho gold craze ln '40, but had a
profound distrust ot banks, and sev
eral tlmos lost largo sums ot money
by secreting them In od'd places.
Tho draft Is still good, despite Its
age and the stains of time. It will
bo taken to Chicago next week and
presented to thootlicers of the Adams
Express Company for paymont by
Judge Gate, attorney for Mrs. Wood
ward. A Horrible Tragedy.
A horrible tragody took place nob '
long since In u monugorlo at Lyons.
A clork had the entree of tho menag
erie, and was on friendly terms with
tho staff ot the show. He made up
his mind to be photographed ln the
central lions' eage, and went to the
menagerlo without tho knowlodge of
the proprietor in ordor to carry out
Ills Intention . Ho entorod tho cage,
which was, of course, empty, and
while the photographer was getting
ready his camera lie approached tho
neighboring cage, in which on enor
mous Hon, named Romulus, lay
sleeping. He did all He could to ox
clto tho animal through the burs, and
while pressing against tho partition
lnadvortontlv opened tho trup door
which separated the two-cages. The
Hon bounded through the opening,
nnd, springing upon tho unfortunate
clork, solzod his head in its mouth,
crushing it terribly. Tho young fel
low was killed almost instantaneous
ly. A Trolley Car In Flames.
Firo companies often have peculiar
duties, but It Is doubtful it any of
thorn ever had a more sin, tlar task
than on a recent Monduy evening.
An alarm was turned In at Broad
and Falrrr.ount avenues, opposite tho
l'urlc Theutor, ln l'lilludelplilu, and
the onglnus soon came racing to tho
spot, On their arrival thoy found
that It was not the theater on lire,
but a large decorated trolloy car, tho
bunting nnd decorations bo)ng nblnzo.
This unusual spoctaclo soon drow a
vory largo number of people, who
waltod around until n single englno
pluyod on tho car uud extinguished
tho flro.
Fancy volvots, velours and volvo
teens will also bo features ot tho
autumn and winter, Volvots printod
In Indian ,fine patterns, groon, dark
bluo, crimson and a deep orange, are
to bo used with the cloth gowns quite
profusely for accessories. Mandarin
yellow will have a place also, but In
smaller quantities, ns a little make a
great show, but judiciously used
looks very well In combination with
the dark blue and greens, peeplnp
out among the many lapels o
folds,
i 'A.
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