Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 28, 1872, Page 7

: THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1872 : _—— 7 ith his views upon quostions both nationaland T S Y wonld rally 83 & man to his support. e, Driscoll is one of the few men in our ward THE FIRE MONUMENT. who has apnnég t&gm Z :llzu nmki!é “Lai 1) undersian r] wan Its Corner-Stons to be Laid on Wed- | FM3,, .0l ;. unwillingto ses that tho poorer es of socioty are properly ropresented, f;lfifng ‘been the most of his life a poor man. His object in coming bofore Lhu,fi_eogl‘emihla prosent nomination (insought by him) is to seo that the proper grading of Burnside street, 83 well os the various crossings in_that part of the ward, are properly repaireds, and that the best intorest of the workingmen aro properly pro- tected. Ha is thoroughly for reform, end will- ing to devote his timo and attention to the in- ferests of the ward, and I would respoctfully call the sttention of the citizens of our ward o that fact, and ask them to mally to tho support of P. F. Driscoll, and the wholo Liboral ticket. FousTs WARD. CrxcAgo, Oct. 27, 1872, HYDE PARK. nesday Next, at Noon. Yescription of the NMonument=s=The Procession and Line of REarch. On Wednozsdsy, Oct. 30, 2t noon, will be laid Bt Central Park the corner-stone of & monument commemorating the destruction of our city by fire. All are Invited to attend. - The pmceagian ‘will form on Halsted stroet, between \’v'uelm?g- ton and Rendolph, 6410 a. m. Tho ceremonies willbe conducted by the Masonic fraternity. The Hon. 8. §. Hayes will address tho assem- bly. The following circnlar is issued: Sm: On'behalf of the Test Ghiesgo Purk Commis. sioners, I bave the honor fo invits you to Lo preseat ©on Wednesday, the 30t instant, at 12 o'clock, noon, &t the ceremony of laylug the corner stone of tho mopu- ‘ment o be erecied in Gontral Park in memory of tho October conflagration, Cors will leave tho o Bireet Dopot at 13- o'clock a, m. Parties vieiting the B il contvas il 80 1, oL sopoar Ve ety WD Park Commiseion. { Weckly Business Mesting of the Board of Trustees. Rovision of Ordinances Under the Village Charter-s=Political O TR M and Literarys SITE 3 The roundstions for the monument are laid in Central Park, east end, between Madison_end T.ako streets; on the line of tho contre of Wash- ington stroet, just within tho principal entrance, ©on 5 5pot resorved, on tho original design of the park, 25 the site of & monument. 258 - DESCRIPTION OF THE MONUMENT. Ehortly after the fire, the West Chicago Park Commiesioners conceived the idea of a fire ‘monument, to be built from relics of the confla- ration, the most available for this purpose be- . £i5 the iron sufes, numbera of whioh wara in peeryruin throughout tho business guartor. “Ahese were rapidly collected to the number of 250, aod Mr. W. L. B. Jennoy, tho architect of the Borrd, instructed to proparo a dosign for & monument to bo composed entirely of these and other relics. A sketc% was produced which was adopted by the Board. Future thought, bow- ever, suggested that, inasmuch as this monu- ment was to cccupy en important position in the chain of tho greas pasks, and mark the most important event in the histery of our city, something more_mopumental in character was desimble, snd Mr. Jenney was instructed to preparo & design for & monument of increased importance, using the relics on neconat of their Anegdjourned meeting of tho Trustees of Hyde Park was hold at the Town Hall on Batur- dsy afternoon. The following bills were order- ed to be paid: Deatty & Darker on Fifty-Aith strect sewer. Nelson & Bruson on Hyde Park aveaue. Payrolls and small bills . - Total, PETITIONS WERE PRESENTED - by Emery and others for improvement of Forty- fifth streot from Indians avenue to Open Park- way; from residents on Oskwood . avenue for & two-feet brick sewer from Open Parkway to Liake Michigan; from owners on- Frederick place for = crossing and repair of sidewalks on CHesnut streot ; from James H. Bowen and oth- ers for vacstion of that part of Hyde Park avenue extension running from tho Michigan Southern Railrondright of way to Eighty-séventh street. COADMUNICATIONS istoric value, 60 far 88 w48 com- - . — i i t resont. roject: | were recoived from James Parish, claiming %tmgcégnwx;%w wiggtcd cgntumph.tat? n-t:ltnl patent dx;ig}lts ll'“ th% ;:X:; &:‘i‘{gcl:t;: g?p’:girns; i ic ci &in; from on, pro hei%ht of 125 fect. The base is a Gothic eircular Zz)mutda e e Tluriyomnth ng arcade,composed of twelve groinedarches,resting oh n raised platform of thirty-six feet diametor. Height of the arcade to the floor of tho terrace, pineteen feet. There aro twelve detsched col- umns and twelve three-quarter column!fimth caps and buses of marble, and shafts of po! ishod Fcotch granite. The arches betneen the inner circle of columna araoceupied, ono byadoor open- ing into an iron staircase, leading 10 tho ferrace above; the others, eleven in pumber, are flled with marble tablets, on which will be inscribo the numes of cities contributing —to ;he e, e raor and selief of thcity thet it Fifty-first streot, at 19 cents per cubic yard. ‘RESOLUTIONS WERE PASSED, by lovy to collect texes undor his warrant, snd that he will be held responsible for any neglect of his duties in the collection of taxes on hig warrant. Also, thot the police force boin- structed to strictly enforce the law ngainst sell~ ing liquors on Sundsy. _Also,- that Dobson & Rhodes bave permission to use the town atlas for the purposo of pablication. BEVISED ORDINANCES. TUnder the new village charter it became nec- essary to change some of the ordinances. Itis with the destruction ol h i Seable to perpetuste. This circa- | proposed to adopt sn entire code in regular i:rm.mongh,d;ighmmn‘fingc 1;5) s stone platform ‘imgzm and sections. Tho new ordinances are ten feet in width, and raised three sta'fl: aboves | as follows: To require railroad companies to concrete walk twenty feet in width. e second | raise or lower their iracks to any established grade; to maintain crossings; to keep ditches cloared; to disconnect and remove traine so ag Dot to obstruct the streets; to keep flag-men at Osk street and Fifty-seventh strcet cm!smge % the monument 18 & circulsr shaft, ratad mith sight, colonmaded. archosy con™ taining tablets also for inscriptions, and four Gothié porches, one being & door from the tairwa) terrace, the others windows | not to whistle north of Fifty-seventh etreet, but S O e forior. T opire of the momu. | to ring theie boll all the way: mot to deposit 5 safes contributed by tho | lumber or load it up on the street, or to erecta ment is composed of i chants; the whole terminated by a | switch-house on the same, and to keep a brilliant gbnltggocll)‘l‘:;n Eut:aou:t;l by & female figare | light on the forward end of each train. Physi- bolding eloft, in both hands, & fiaming torch, | cians are required, under penmelty of S50, to report every case of contagious disease. No unwholesome or_offensive business is to be permitted in the village limits, or within one Tmile of said limits, nnder penalty of 250 to 8200 per day, Permits'are required to deposit-build- ing materials, or for theremoval of houses; wagons, drays, and carts are prohibited from driving on the parkways for the purposes of traffic. Bpeed on the parkways is limited to ten miles miles an hour, except at such times and places 2s may be designated by the Park Com- misgioners. Other provisions are made for the full regulation of the parks and parkways. Many of the old ordinances are re-enacted, with additions and improvements to suit tho new chortor. Fines are impoeed from $3 to £200 for the violation of the different provisions. The whole list was ordered to be printed. Adjourned to Saturday, Nov. 2. GBANT AND WILSON MEETING. emblematic of deatruction by fire. THE PBOCESSION. The following will be the order of the pro- oesgion : Detachment of Police 2s Skirnishers, Chief-of-Police and Stll. Platoon of Policemes. jos of Enights Templar. T Goand 1 lge of tho Btato of Olinols. The Lodgos will form on east side of Halated Eetret, right resting on Bmdalsh street. The Comnulanderies, Consistory, and Grand will form on west side of Halsted street, Testing on Randolph street. Military form on Randolph, right resting on Halsted. There was & public_meeting at 8 p. m. on Sat- B g g ano, urdsy, in the Town Hall in Hyae Park, in th West on Randolph street to Bangamon, £3uth | interest of Grant snd Wilson. The hall was on Sangamon to Washington, east on Washing- | filled with & very respectable audience. ~The ‘meeting was addressed by Colonel R. 5. Thomp- son, Charles H. Reed, and J. B. Rice, Eag., on the current political topics. LITERARY MATTERS. At the first meeting of the Hydo Park Literary Society, for the winter of 1872-3, the following officers were elected : Gny C. Sampson, Presi- ton to Jeflerson, north on Jefferson to Kinzie, and east on Kinzie to the dopot. UNITED HEBREW RELIEF SOCIETY. Annual Mecting of the Members ¥estordaye Tteports of Oficers and Committees—Elecs | dont . George Willard, Vice President ; William tion of OMcers for the Eusuing Year. nited | 2oore, Recording sounm—i); C. Horner, Corre- “The thirteenth snnual meeting of the U ding. Becretary; W. P, Giny, Troasurer. e firaé. public meeting will be held this cven- ing, with the order of exercises as follows: ‘Maical Director, Major Colo ; Oration, Jos. C. Young ; Ladies’ Department, Miss Gray ; De- bate, | Have We Sufficient Proof of the Occur- ‘Hebrew Relief Association was held yesterdsy afternoon in the synagogue at the cormer of Wabeih avenuo and Peck court. - Mr. Abraham Hart, the Prosident, was in the chair, and Mr. that the Town Collector be instructed to proeeed | 43¢ Yike and bit the hant apon the Commissioner and roquested him tor bail the incarcerated individual out. Klokke: £aid ho would do ©o, and repaired to the station.. The officer in charge refnscd to relcase tho pris— oner, slthough Klo%{ka offered fo gign 2 bond for* $300. The refueal incensed Klokke, who could. not understand why one Commissioner could bail 2 man _ont ond another could not- He consulted with Sheridan, and the lat- tor asked Corporation Counsel Tuley for his | opinion. Tho reply was that the Board of Po- | lice, or & majority of the Commissioners, can. relezse a prisoner awaiting trial for a violation. of any of the city ordinances. Talcott admitted that he had done wrong, but his mistake was in thinking that an individual member of the Board could release a prisoner. Buperintendent Washburn is very indignant, and propared o communication covering the facts in tho caso, which ho submitted _to the. Board of Police on Saturday afternoon. No ac~ tion was taken, Klokke and Talcott haying de- cided to interview the Mayor rogarding it. Thoy had s talk with His Honor, but what ad- vico he gave them did nob transpire. Sergeant Rehm, of the Dearborn Bireet Sta- tion, who was suspended for releasing a prisoner in direct violation of the Superintendont's order, Prop City of Traverse, T 1 iy gty d:'n nfinr‘;ism City, 70 brls pork, 250 Behr Sea. ium, Little Sturgeon, 1,000 bu oats, 10 bils por] .Beow Black Hawk, Lincoln, 3,000 bu corn, 50 brls flour, 20 brls pork, 15 brls 20 ke po e, 20 tubs butter, aod —_— LAKE FREIGHTS. Cmrcado, Oct. 26.—To Burffalo rates dull, low- er; quotable at 1dc for whreat, and 13c for corn. New England rates steady, unchanged, at 98¢ for com to Boston. Corn to Oswego lcoff; taken at 20c. The engagements reported were: To Prescott—Jesse Scarth, wheat onp.t. To Ogdensbuzgh—Glayton Belle, cornon p. t. To Oswego— Cloud, cornat20c. To Boston —Props Plymouth and, Luwrence, corn at 85c. To Buffalo—G- D. Dousman, corn on p. t. To- tal capacityequal to 85,000 bu of corn, and 20,000 bu wheat. DMLwAURER, Oct. 25.—Grein freights are steady, with a good demand from shippers, and xates oo steady abt 16i4c for wheat to Buifalo, and 24c to_Oswego. The schooners Tleetwing and F. M. Knapp tat:e wheat to Buffalo at 16%c. The propellers Nebraska, B. W. Dlanchard, Cubg, and Idsho have been chartered to lo: with grain to Buifalo at New York through rate. tendered his rcsignation on Snturdsy, andif | BUFFALO, Oct. 25.—Ratcs and chart Wil bo acted on to-day. % Y0 od by 1. N. Smith, Tisq. Sl Dorste, radsosd The Buperintendent foels highly gratifiedat (| iron to Port Stanley-at 51,00 gold, freo; schr the effect of his order. Evening Star, coal io Sheboygan at $2.00 per ton, free; schrs Frank Perow, Clara Parker, Wiiliam Jones, iron ore Escanaba, to Buffelo and Cleveland, p. t.; Schr Newsboy, iron ore, Escan- abu to Clevoland at S5.50 pér ton. o Sule Company regorh Prop Mayflower salt to Chicagq at 20c per brl, £. p. < MISCELLANEOUS MARINE. WiTnal—%“rolx{n Jtle auanh\mse, light. —-Tho bark J. Breder mmived in this s mi- —The bark J. len i8 agronnd i il- wlm!é‘eha Rigr- i gronnd in tles Nil: —The schooner W. H. Ondes has cc.mplet her repairs in Detroit, and is now n.guu‘nlzeagg O schoono Alm —The schconer Almeda has her xopa.irs nearl; completed, and will 0on fajl from Dottt > d now come the wentirer-wise rand prodict on early cloze of navigation. Boow, say they, came earlier on the Upper Lakes {han usual | the water chilled earlier, and ice-c ating of ves- gels began at an unconstitutiono’t day. These signs are never-failing, and just 9 s sure predict an carly winler os the horse-dises a0 always fol- lows o short crop of potatoes. —The large floot of veseels .shich, "in soveral instances, were o long on the voyage from Lake Michigan to this point, have *passed down, with one or two exceptions, In g :der to avoid de- lays and collisions at the St. #Clair Flats, the tug men introduced o new plan for crossing that thoroughfare. The majority of tho lighter draft vesscls were taken throug h the cut or new channel, while those of iholarger class wero taken by the old route wit' h nothing to interrupt their progress. Tho I esent downward flect :x(l]smmd of nearly 100 ¥ essels laden with grain ore. The Buffalo Fxpressthas the following about tho now steam canal-be at, Georgo A. Feote: “The men of mechy nieal brains aro largely in- torested Just now in devising means by which the canals of this Sis.te and tho whole country may be navigated t» the best possible advan- tago. The favorite wotor with the inventors is steam, and till somet hing better is discovered, it will continue to be. Vesterday we were per- mitted to examine the latest improvement in steam canal-bonts, t1 10 inventor of which ia Mr. Levwis Stagg, of Cincinneti, Obio. The inven- tion or devise of Mn. Btagg consists of channel sy placed in tho b ottom of tho boat on oithor side, starting from = point ono-third tho distanco of the full longth aif the boat, from the stern; ORCAN CONCERT. s The second of the series of organ recitulu,’ i conducted by Mr. Louis Falk, in the Third Uni- ‘J torin Church, was given yesterday afternoon, and was very well attended, as it deserved to be. The programme wasa good one, well adapted to- { the instrument excopt tho first fugue (Bach) and ‘was very well rendered. The organ is one of the best of our emaller ones, end perfectly in tuno; a little harsh in places, but containing some superb stops, which wag handled by Mr. Falk in & manner worthy of high commendation; his playing isa considerable improvement upor that exhibited by him o few years ago. The most enjoyable.numbers wers Gottechall’s * Cradle | — Song,” Chopin’s ‘March Funebro,” and the well-lmown but seldom well played overtnre to # Oberon.” The vocal numbers were taken by Mre. @. L. TFox, who was well-known here till two or three cars 0go as an accomplished soprano; and has oen in Boston aince then till now. She san “Tknow that my Redeemer Liveth " with rmu sweotness, and considerablo power; her chief fault being a rather provoking indistinctnees on | tho final consouants. A Lynx Attacks a Small Boat. * . From the Portage Lake (Mich.) Gazette. Tast Saturday ovening, at about half-past sev- { en o'clock, two men proceeded toward this_port. in small boat, and when opposite Dollar Bay o ot puntber, or lyux jumpod into tho boat from | of one of the men eo- vercly. A terriblo scufile ensued between the men and tho animal, which was ejected from the boatno less than three times—his lynxship bounding into_tho craft after ho had been thrown out and pounded over the head with an oar. A woll-directed blow finally killed the nnwel- come visitor, when it was taken on board and Dbrought to this place, end isnow the prcporty of Mr. Louis Bourne, whe intends having it stuffed. This panther epecics is a formidable looking animal, and measures nearly three feet 8ix incieu inlength. Tho boat was half o mile from shore when the men were £0 unceremoni- ously assailed. i —e——— —The President has appointed a Commizsion, | and this is based, as it is claimeq, uj T consisting of ames L. Graham, of Pitteburgh | static Iaw that wator drawa diagonaly teoe sus Fames Weight, of Dos Moines, Tows, andJ:A. | side of tho . boat, = and eevore Powell, of "Olney, il to oxamine and report | ing in opposite " direstions, | will upon the condition of the Burlington & Mis- souri River Railroad in Nebraska. : —Speaking of the late James . Spaulding, at. one timo chief editorial writer of the New York Courier and_Enquirer, who dicd at Dover, N. H., on the 11th inst., the Springfield Republican cays; “The brenking out of the war ecparated Dbim from a noted Mobile lady, the authorees of *Beulal,’ to whom he was engaged, snd be after- ward married n lady from one of the towns on North River, but sho soon became insane, and survives Lim in that condition.” MARINE INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF CHICAGO. pass out in straiglt lines without lifting or ngitating the surfacs of the waler, absolutely proyenting tho wmsh of the banks and working mo injury to the structure of the canal. The channol ways are each abont 22 inches in diam cter, and unite in, one chanwuel sbout five feet from the stern—1making a fiz resembling the letter Y. The fril channel betwoen the conflu- enco rud tho strrn moesares abont seven feet wide and 52 ipches in depth, Tho propeller wheel on each slde is located nbou?tun feot {rom the open ing in tha channol and hos a dism- oter of 43 inc hes. Both whools turn out, throw- ing the wa'mr in nfiposlng directions, _and ight discharging ' Jt in atrai lines at the storn, aa dischargo I to Lt the storn of the boat, a fact of conetde Able importance. Bt +e00.Oct, 26, ‘“The ¢ agine is a new one in make-up, and Prop Chicago, Buffalo, 469 brls raiirosd iron, and sun- dries, ; was' degl gned . W. W. ith, of Cin- Scbr Blengzer, Buskegon, 03.m lumber, S3m lath. | cinnat S o g s o Gotis tncifoed, hins cow Sea Star, Keller's Pier, s - two cyl: # Trop 8t Luwrence,Ogdensburgh,2) pgs feb, andsun- | f70 TV fads %’Sx.?é’: o Shonl o a8 o e o high ra fe of speed. The boiler i of the return- flue or der, with six 6-inch flucs, 72 return tubes, 16 fee'4 of grate surface, and a water back con- nectir sn. The weight of the engine, or, more prop- erly : spoaking, the two cngines, is 5,500 pounds ; théy - occupy cross gection of tho boat, and are 88/ ‘ompact as possiblo. Thoy look strong and sitaple, and aro expected to propel the boot at t'no avernge rate of four miles an honr. In six fect of water tho boat will carry 200 tons, exclu- sive of engine, water, and fucl.” dries, Prop Hilton, Ludswigls Pier,350 m lumber, 75 cds wood. > Prop Peerless, Marquette, 175 tons iron, 270 hides, and sundries. Schr Mont Blane, Oswego, 460 tons coal. Scbr M. Dall, Muskegou, 165 m lumber. Schr Napoleon, Manistee, 85 m lumber, Schr Kitty Grant, augatuck, 75 m lumber, Stmr Corona, St. 0Jsepb, 2 boxes fish, sud emndries, Prop Huron Gity, Tawas City, 943,240 £t luzaber. Prop Ruseia, Buifalo, 528 brs railroad iron. Prop Mohawk, Buffalo, 540 brs railroad iron, 140 tons pig iron, and sundries. 4 Prop B. W, Blanchard, Buffalo, sundries. Bark North West, Builalo, 700 tons coal. Bebr P. Hayden, Aoskegon, 120 m Jumber. Schr Hoboken, Oawego, 405 tons Ealt, 232 brla ealt, Schr Emeline, Muskegon, 120 m lumber. Schr Mary, Muskegon, 160 m lumber. Bchr Cynthia Gordon, St. Joseph, 35 m lumber, Bebr Queen of the West, Oconto, 165 m lumber, 33vm Vessels Passed Detroite DETROIT, Oct. 26—PasseD Up—Props Canlateo, China, Empire State, Neptane, Oneida, Lowell, PashED Dows—Props Badger State, Bassaic, Orontes, Waxp—Northwest, Deznorr, Oct, 26,—PAssep Up.—Praps Fountain glty, Japarl; badi Pesankeo : sohre Monilor, Lisin “gebr Toledo, Ceder River, 100 m Jomber, 1S E- Bigwe, Bnoas, Alker, Balt Hellery G rence of the Glacinl Period in Geology."” Aftir- Tmstive, D. H. Homo and Henry V. Freeman ; Negative, George Willard and H. M. Wilcox. SEVENTH WARD. Caucus for the Nomination of o Candidate for Alderman. An adjourned meeting of the citizens of the “Beventh Ward was held at the house of John Ruchl, No. 113 West Sixtoonth street, on Satur- day evening, for the purpose of nominating an independent candidate for the offico of Alder- man. The meeting was called to order by the appointment of Wim. Raleigh as Chairman, and Fred. Beifurth as Secretary. The Chairman ex- plained the object of the meeting, when, on mo- tion of Mr. John Griffin, 5 committea of nine was appointed, two from cach precinct, and one at large, to present the nemes of propor- persons_to the meoting to be balloted for s candidate for the office of Alderman. The committee presented the names of the tollowing gentlemen: Jobn Griffin, Wm. Ral eigh, Wm. H. Conkey, Louis Hooth, and Will- jam ’ DMetzger. On motion, the meeting went into an informal ballot for candidate, with the Following result : Philip Stein was Secretary. The following sogie~ tiea were represented by delegatos: Ladies Bovwing - Society, Congregation Bensy Shalem, Binai Congregation, Hobrew Benevolent Soc.lncy, Congregation Anshe Maarab, Chebroh Genniloth Chasendin Ubilin Cholin, S8amah Lodge No. 83, 1. 0. B. B., Maurice or Lodge No. 105, Jona- than Lufl_fie TNo. 180, el Lodge No. 72, Bov- it odze No. 148, Sisters of Peace, Zion gregation. e The Prosident delivered an address, reviewin; the work of the association during the past He referred to the fire and the additional flefl thoreby imposed on tho ngetyl and urged upon the memters the neceseity of pre- paricg for the approaching winter. The report of the Executive Committee showed that §16,746.43 had been contributed from abroed, and 84,384.15 et home, making & total of $21,180.53, all of which was distributed, besides §34.14 now due the Treasurer. Of the above amount, $12,953.25 was_disbursed by the Specinl Rolief Committee, and tho remainder by the Executive Board in the usnal way. It had been decided ij; the Boa.é'd A'}ndrghnjl? ibe HqugA:la The Clicago fielief an ociety proposed to con- .. tabuts §15,000 {0 the Hospital, provided that the institution wes free to o1l persons, irrespective of race, religion, and color, to which the Board ad no objection, as, in faet, the Hospital had -an objection vo another_condition, that for each | Fo RS o T oy $1,000 contributed, the Relief and Aid Society | Touis Hooth.... ) - ehould hove control of s bed in the: Hospital in | o motion, it was_now resclved to go intos etuity. This last condition wes believed -to | gon PR TR MY, Gonbay withdrew : too onerous, and was not' zccepted. The Whole number of votes cast. ; : 122 amount now in the Hospits] fand_is £5,844.44, | [TROIGRRERer O TS 73 Which, added to the $15,000if it. was domated, | Touis Hooth.. o uld make $20,834.44, nearly enough to ;fil;mild the institution. They had hoped to_be able to get the money from the Belief and Aid Bociety. It was d to sell the lot on propose Norih LaSalle streot, valued st Mr. Raleigh was declared the unanimons nh%ic; of the meeting. Tho best of order pre- vailed. P Btirring addresses were delivered by Meesrs. ‘Hooth, Raleigh, and ex-Aldormen Hildreth. A Campaign Committes of two from each precinct 123 feet front, va #175 a foot, and purchase another site in some chesper locality, but thers was & difference. of | S /"2 soivoq to wait upon our citizens gener- - opinion i tho Hoard on tho matter- ally, 2a the lumbermen snd. manufneturers in TThoroport wasseospted, |y 5 - | Paticular, and solct theis influcnco in bobalf of o Financial reporis we of Mr. Raleigh, after W 0 i ad- - tail, the enbstanco of thom being embraced i | joumed, aubjeck to the call of the Campaign the'report of the Exccative Committeo. Gommittes, 2 S ABOUT RELEASING PRISONERS. * They were accepted. i Mr. yHmry Grecnebaum complimented | the active mombers of tho Execufive Committea opon tho faithful discharge of their arduous du- ties. - Barring himeel, tho Committee was enti- tlod to the thanks of the Sacioty.- Mr. Felgonthal movyed the thanks of the asso- d?fl:’“ be tendered to ‘g‘a Eonamxl:gm oy were unanimonsly tender . The location of the Hospital and of tho accept~ ance of the money oflarudgry the Relief and Aid Society was made tho special order of & meeting to be beld in four weoks. R ;e M&;. ?m R méelentud President agsinst his st, and by acclamation. o Ponry szgflhflnm was elected Vice President in the same way. v Philip Stein was ro-clected Becording Becre- ugh:n‘les Kozmingki was re-clected Financial « Becretary. Neleon Morria was re-elocted Treasurer. Julius Rosentbal, Conrad Witkowsky, and Adolph Moses were elected Trustees. Adjourned. A Troublein the Board of Police—Nessrs. Ilokke und Sheridan Preparing to Arraign Mr. Tal- cott for n. Violation of the Order Concorning the Releasing of Prisoners. The members of the Board of Police -are ex- cited, and it'is . highly ‘probablo that President Talcott will be arraigned before his associates and reproved for violating a rule of the Bonrd. It will be remembered that Superintendent Washburn issued an order two weelis go, pro- hibiting the release of & prisoner confined in any of the polico stations on what is Imown ns ‘‘special bail"—s. deposit of money. Two or three days ago & gentleman was arrested on the West Side for leaving his horse unbitched, and that being & violation of one of the city ordinances, & policeman’ arrested him, and marched him to the Union Street Station. He was searched and * booked” ascommon crim- inals and outlaws are, and locked up ina dirty cell. President Talcott ~happening to drop into the station as he usually does of an evening, hesrd of the cago, and learning that the prisoner B eapeotabla and résponsible, ordored. tho Siation Resper to relonse him, Mr. Talcott leav- g Fourth Ward Alderman. T the Editor of The Chicago Tritune : Sm: In glancing over this mornimg'’s Trm- uxe, I observe the name of P. F. Driscoll omit~ ted as candidate in the Fourth Ward upon the ‘Liberal ticket. /m.fing tmown Mr, Driscoll for 8 %o nt the Police Conrk » number of yeart, and being conversant with | I8 i}xfigg;g_ B e 2o poid: “Tho next day him upon this great question of Reform, I am | 5 #riend of & friend_of Commissioner Klokkes freo to saythatif thecitizens of the Fourth | was arrested on the North Side for being drunlk Ward buew AMr. Driscoll and were acausinted | and disorderlv. The friend of Klokke waited can. Passep DowS—Props _Oswcgatchie, Tweed, St Albons, Bradbury ; echrs Nicholss, Eleanor, C, P, Will: 5. Werp—Northwest, Schr Mojor Vhite Loke, 140 m lumber. Schr W. H, Hawkens, Union Pier, 115 cds wood. Schr Fanny and Floy, Grand Haven, 85 w lumber. Schr Columbia, Buffalo, 500 tons coal. Scbr A, Plugger, Muskegon, 185 m lumber, Tllinols River and Canal News. Lagavyr, 1L, Oct, 28.—Arrived—Steamer Katlo, at with'one Ice-barge_from Naples, having towed w M, Corlett, Pentwater, 2,500 ties. w0 barges of coal from Eingston to Henry ; steamer %:A.;g: Mory Nnands, Goamn \ven, 180 m 1umber, Shoofly, towing canal-boat Sunbeam from Hennepin, Btmr Sheboygan, Milwaukee, 17 pkgs fish, 89 pkgs but- | 50aded With wood for LaSalle; steam-tug Gem, light, ter Sl eradtics: Zrom Hennopin, Departed—Steamer Last Chaica for Prop East Saginaw, Good Harbor, 196 cds wood. the Blississlppi River, tfl‘ing canal-boat General Prop G. J. Truesdell, Grand Bay, 1,500 m shiogles, 75 | McClellan, loadod with Tumber for Lacon, tons iro, 100 brls flour, 20 boxes fish, aud sun- | _ Thirty inches of water reported on tho Eickapoo ek sty Tiver and thrce fost ot Conton Croseing. ‘Tho Hiver 1s v kige hides, 35 3 b e o Canat—Passod-Io—Nothing, Passed Out—General Bark St. Lawrence, Kingston, 1,783 bogs salt. McClellan, losded with lumber for Lacon ; Legrauz, ‘with light load of flour for Peru, Yalo, 684 s Bark Jolin Dreden, Buffalo, 684 tons coal. £ water on tho mitre sill of “Bark C, J. Wells, Buffalo, 800 tons coal. Barge N, 3. Standart, Buffalo, 600 tons coal, Bchr Clipper City, Muskegon, 120 m lumber, Bchr Speed, Muskegon, 100 m lumber, Schr "Muskegon, 160 m lumber, 5 m lath, Schr Dundee, Goderich, 2,116 brls salt, 10 tons pig irce. Bzbr Lady Differin, Burwell, 160 cds wood. Scbr Yankeo Blade, Kingston, 102 fons pig iron. Eight feet and six inch Lock 15, BUSINESS NOTICES. Pimples removed and the skin made smooth b satng Junlpor Tar Boop. Blanafuctured by Caswoll 0., New York. Boh 3 E Beacen Monlaton. 100 m Tambors oibley & Endicott, O. H; Bockwith & Son, Sctr Taniine, Mufkegon, 120 m lamber, 40'm ath, | BIHBES S Brey Van behagcl, Siovonson & Red, Lowdy Schr R, McCarthy's Fier, 79 cds wood. YORING EXTRACTS. slready Bug’ zested. One of tho effects of this | CITY REAL ESTATE, OR SALE—NEW COTTAGE ON LONG TIME; monthly pasments: on Thirty-sscond, just castol Wallaco-st. “Appls to FRED . FISHIR, 148 Lasallo- st., basement. : OR SALE_LESIDENGE ON FLLIS-AN. SECOND =i d&néf:n:%fl Brook (Fortioth)-at. Lvety canvonlence, §ayterms. nqulro on premizos or ot £ 3 s, all modern ot 1 Col tags Grovo, it taken baforo Nov. 1. J. S SCOVEL, 78 adison-st. S "fOR SALE-CHEAP ONEAND A HALT STORY cottage, 6 rooms, with 9 sears' lease, one block from Lako-st. cars; gronnd Tent S5 par yeargpeico SLaw: Cal = 5 ers’ Exchange, 133 LaSatio's 8 HORSES AND CARRIAGES. FEW OF THE OELEBRATED TOP AND OPEY California buggles for salo at the factory, 35and 21 South Parkav. UTTER'S EXCHANGE, %, %, 2, AND 81 WEST ‘Washington.st., where Lorsés can be sold at thelr real Faluc, at auctlon of prisatesale. First-classstablingand best attention. > BASSETTSBOARDING STABLES, REAR OF 15 17, and 1 Harmon-court. Horsos kept on second floor; particular attention paid to business horses. JrOR SALE-A CARLOAD OF FIRE HORSES, TQ arrive Tuesday morning: all kinds. Alsoopen’ and 1op buggy and haraess, cheap. 70 West Monroa-st. [YOR SALE_CHEAP—DUMP.OARTS, WITH HAR- ness tomatch. Aj ol oods Dapot, 155,400 107 Boeh Eakogtrr o dovernment Gaods Dapok tho ommer, o addrgsa S, 1 FULTON, Box 20, Balld- OR SALE—ON MONROE-ST., % FEET, A Tods west of Paullon-st. Wil be sald chieip a gy orme, 1 appilea for soon. 4. BLAKE, T Silo-st., Tooms: OR SALB_GOOD LOTS ON ALL THE STREETS betwoon Trveaty-thitd and Thirty-ninth-sts,, and bo- ‘tween State and Wallace, Allout of fire limits. Perfact FEW 0d on 27 La- TORSALE-A PAIR OF DARK BROWN OAR- ‘riage horses, 6and 7 years old, half-brothers, 16 hands ‘igh; aro zood travollers and very stslish, porfoctly sound 22d Jeliablo fu evory respect. | Also ons sot of carriage barmess, conpo carriage, and top buggy: hare beea wstd sfort time: oqually as good as now. 0 D, 0. THRESH B, 1 West Wasktogtonse 207 3iles. ~ Warrnaty doeds. A very small. payment down: & | JJCRSES TRAINED AND BROEKEN TROM ALL ceat. N . ALBERT Lad hebits by a skilled party, Apply to C. L. SRRV, B Wabson-ay, Senéy business " | BROWN & €0,, Nos: 99and 611 Cottage Groveny. JFOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, 165xI20 FET SOUTLT- cast corner of South Park-ay and Thirts-first-st ; torms to suit. Inguire at 135 Soath Clark-st., ia bank, R SALE—AT A BARGAIN, HOUSE_AND LOT, 10 rooms; $700 cashs, balance’ fn monthly payments, Inquio on premises, corar of Westerneav. sad Polict. JHAVT: MORE CALL FOR TROTTERS, DRIVING ‘and Work horses than wo can fil at_presont. Good Pricgsand molek sales. BUTTER'S EXCHANGE, 3, 7, 29, nod 31 West Waabington:st. TF 20U WANT & GOOD HARNESS OF ANY DE- Ok SELECHOUSES AND GOTTAGES, BY F. & M. CAMPBELL, 146 East Madisop-at., Ttoom 15, va< ying from $1,000 o $22,060 cach, containing from 4 f020 o OR SALE — LOTS ON WEST, NORTH, AND South Sides, varying in price according to location. Quly ivo loff, near Callfornia, on Wilcox and Moaroe-sta, Czlisoon, 136 East Madison“st., Room 15, P Terms very scription call atif. A. ISLE'S, 469 State-s! R. BROOKMAN, 10 TWENTY-SECOND.ST., #) .« has for salo socond-hand phactons, opon and top budglos; 1 now lumbor wagogs (6 trads (or lifme, brick, o sand; 5 good draft horse, 1,200 pounds, to sell or trado; £130, 1 goad saddlo pony £o trade for gofd watch. ARGE CONSIGNMENT JUST RECEIVED OF uggles and harness fn groat vaeloty, that must and R e T argaln, ) 25, 27, 2 30°Rest Washimgroneat. o o eas% 55 &, I, a SUBUREBAN REAL ESTATE OR SALE—AT ENGLEWOOD, LOTS 150 FEET deep, nearstation, charch, aad schools, for 15 per foot, on easy terms.’ "A. BLAKE, 127 LaSalle-st., 00t 6. OR SALF—OR BXCHANGE—PARTIES OWNING largo tracts tn Lake View, a little remote from_tho inko, are invited to trade a portion to about 310,040, for a first’class, desirable near suburban proporty, readily real- izablo; the intention being to construct a_first-class resl~ dence at Lake View, which will_enhance the valuc of the fomalning properts, W recommend tho exchange. MEAD & COE, 79 West Madison-st. OR SALE—80 AORES ON NINETY.FIFTILST., Tear Washington lelghts, suitablo for subdivision; 3 Tare bargatn. _Address M54, Tribunc affico. OR SALE_FRUIT PLAGE OF ABOUT SEVEN (D zeros, with storoand dwelllor, ‘3 miles sonthwest {from Chicago; very pleasantly located in a good melgh- orhood: oxcellont varioty of frait. Would oxchange for South Hida _propert ddress H. D. P., £9 Ar- nold-st. Possession Ap THE PLACETO EUY A TOP OR OPEN BUGGY, hacton, businew, ofrond wwaraa, bammess. robe: blankets, * e, s 4t FLETOHGR, LAZEAR & i & State-nt. They have A largo atock, and are bound to closo them out regardless ol cost. Givo them a call. INTER BOARD FOR HORSES, WITH GRAIN and best tamod and upland hay and good stables, at well-known 400-acro pasturc-houso of J. BRAUNSTEIN, North Branch, 137 aile dug went of Grvceland, Cripplo horses will bo htfended to by s practical eterlusty freo. Leavo ordarsat i West Lake'st., or 13 North Gltato vory stablo. BUSINESS CHANCES. LARGE BOARDING HOUSE, CLEARING FROM £300 to 8300 per meath, for sale cheap for cash. Ad- dress, with real namo, X 45, Tribunc offica. GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A PERMA- nent busindss requiring small capital in a laandry baviog a good run of custom. Address X 12, Tribune office. 5 WANTED--MALE HELP., Bookkesyem. Clorks, &o, POLICY OLERK IN A FIRE IN- ‘suracce ofice; one familiar with tho busizssy a £o0d penman, and who can farnish good references. Ap- Dly at 162 LaSalle-at., [n basemeat. Trades. VWANTEP-DIAMOND CUTTERS AND POLISIT ers. Steady employment aad Iiberal w.fics will ba aid %o compotant workmen. CROSBY, MORSE & F0Ss, 20 Washington-st., Hoston, Mass. "D — MINERS; GOOD AND A:{-Elpuwm’lkwaucifixl‘cr and freo transportation to the mines. ~Apply at No. 15 West Van Buren-at. tatafrs. Inguize o o and Bladkwoliats. TOBIN & BERDAN. ED—GOOD JOB WORKERS, TIN SLATE, A aced fron roofers, A KNISELEY € CO.1 72304 7 West Alonroost. THREE GOOD TINNERS. FLAMMER & WILLIAMS, rear 153 West Washiog- toa-st. NTED-] MEN FOR CUTTING BEEF, A?!T!&DE g‘n)vll].s“st.. one block west terminus Raa_ dolph-st ca WANIED - A STONESETTER. | APPLY AT ‘Barnes' Bailding, corner State and Monroosts. VVANTED — THRER OARPENTERS MONDAY Aroraing. LOVERLN SAULLER, €5 Falionat. VW ANTED_MAN T0 RUN WOOD TOOLS. OND who oan keop knives and szws In order. Apply at €3 and 85 Illinois-st. Coachmen, Teamsters, &c. ANTED—-MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS BREAK- ing 1o horses; also soung mau to take cace of horses. Apply at 216 East Washingtos-st., 8. 5, TO Ninatoenth Misccllaneous. VWASTED_THIS DAY, 1,00 RAILROAD LABOE: ors and choppers for Michigan and Wisconsia: wages $2 and 52 board, $4; fare furnished to_all; I3 ‘winter's wor} E 3 o ond board ; 40 farm hands. We sell cheap tickets to la- Borurs golug south. _Apply to OHRISTIAN & BING, 101 South Ganal e , or 53 Weat Randolph-st. VY ANTED-THIS DAY &g TRACELAYERS AND epikers and men tolag ties: wages S280 por day: work all winter. Als0200 choppers for the Muskegoa & Big Rapids Railroad. Al3o 60 for the Marquette, Hough- ton & Ontonogan Road, Lako Superfor: wages S2.35 board $4; 40 farm hands ot $1 per 2y for ail winter work. Avvgfar particatars to GHRISTIAN & BING, 101 Soatt Casal-st, or 6 West Randoiph-st. ANTED-TWO GOOD FARM HANDS AND A first-rato gardener, ear the city. Oall at 140 Micli- gan-av. ANTED—200 LABORERS FOR CAIRO & FULTON Rallroad; Wages, $2.53 per doy; board, S3.50 per weok; plenty of section work at bl it M W b ol B oa: iy t0°C. V. ent for Riandevilt & Alto, & West Randolpi-st. , $3.50 pe: g prices; must loeavo OR_BALE—OR EXCHANGE—FOR GCITY PROP- o, 155 8o bouda and 2 acros land, at Hinadale; also, a vory choic 10-a n v proj eriy. " Gall at 80! Siate-ates 13 to 2, O, d STOUGH: o _A SPLENDID CHANCE YOR TUSINESS. A FINE stack of crackery and farnitute for sale. One of tha st locations for retnll trade; great run of customers. Inquire at 189 Clybourn-av. OR SALE_ENGLEWOOD LOTS NEAR DEPOT ‘chureh and schools; streuts paved. Lako Forest rost: dence property; call aud sec views of residences and sconery bacres in N, I, 5 Sec, &, T, 19, E CANKIELD, 169 Fast Madison. COUNTRY REALESTATE. OR SALE—A WINTER WHEAT FARM, SIX hours' rido from Chicago, for saic, or exchange for city property. This farm hus never been sold title direct from Unclo Sam. A rare bargaln is offered. * Addross A &, Tribune office. FDR SALE-ILLINOIS FARMS FOR SALE OR trade for city proporty, improved or unimproved. Wo have one of 1,70 ccres; 100 timber, 1,600 fnto crops thisyoar, Choico farm, § miles to depot. " _Can give long timo? no Incumbranco,’ Would aoll " stock, tools, otc. your time. Inquiro at 146 East dadison-st, Room H REAL ESTATE WANTED. ANTED_A SUILDING SUITARLE FOR A CAR. o Tactory a 0ry, of o Pacific: Hotol and. Michigan Southera depot., Persons owning lots, and wishing o improvo thom, Gan learn of & customior by inquiring at 35 and 2 South Park-ay. (CISARSTORE, TN A GOOD TOCALITY, WITH 'stock, fixtures, and lease for sale; present owner going iaito othér business. Address P 13, Tribune ofice RUG STORE TOR_SALE AT INVOIOE PRICE, fixtures, bottlcs, &o. at cost; must be sold immed- atoly; only 31,00 to 31,600 cash roguireds it s ono of tho rettiost itt1é stores on the West Side. Call for particn- s at 59 WestLake-st., Room 3. RUG STORE FOR SALE—IN ONE OF THE BEST toy 1 Tlinol k nud fixtures first-class eTy. cf one s Iine of trado will iad this o zaro opporiunity, as X do ot offor togell bocausa busiess s dull, _Apply to LORD, SMITH CO., or to TOLMAN & KING, Chicago. AUNDRY FOR SALE DOING A GOOD BUSINESS. 44" Address X 43, Tribuno office. MAGHINE SHOP FOR SALE-A RARE CHANGE 3 for manufacturers. A las equl rge machine shap, fully ped with fron and wood-wozking machinors, !:m% aclons monlding.room and smith shop attached; wit about five acres of landing nearly 400 fect front o rail- road and side tracks, acd within ten finm of the de- pot in Selem, Columblans County, o, for sale on ‘reasonablo torma. For particulars address LUOIEN L. GILBERT, Salem; Ohto. e PEQTOCRAPH GALLERY—FOR SALE CHEAP. er mo; oL only 830 th. ~ Call, or address GEO- W. STOUT, 19 Blue lsland-av. ANTED—AT A BARGAIN, 10 FEET OR LESS ‘unimproved, ‘on Cottago Grove-av., batween Doug- las-placo and Igadav, Givo"location afd prica to have sttention. B. GROSSMAN, Room 1, 151 Monroe-t. VWANIEDO BUY_A SMATT, COMFORTABLE honse with o little Iand adjoining, and some fruit, within 50, 75, 6r 100 miles of Chicago, and mot over 1 mila from & raflroad station; la sicinity of jake shore preferred. Prico must not exceed 3600, which will bo cash. Address CONN, 675 West Monroe-st. TO RENT--HOUSES. 0_RENT—OR FOR SALE—~A OHARMING NEW rosidence, No. 480 North LaSalle-st., 14 rooms and 4l modern Improsoments, Also, ono eaudlly plessaat at ences, with amplo groun and shrabs. Inquf of 1 \: NEWHALL, cornof of Gaual and Lake-ste: RENT-FOUR _NEW HANDSOME BRICK Btate- closots, oto. Now 18 the timie for pereons wishiz, themselves of o first-classrosidenco. 4 P e BROS., Heal Estato Agents; or B SC. Clark-gt. 0 RENT—FURNISHED, TWO-STORY AND BASE- ‘ment brick house, and brick barn: posscssion {mme- diately. 17 Honorost., half block south of Madison. AUER , No.7 PARIIES LOOKING TOR A NO. T BUSINESS chance should look at the staro northeast corner of Halgted and Tajlor.ia., to b sold n ono loty at Auctign, on Wednesdsy, Oct. 0. EDWIN A. RIOE & CO., -Anuctioneers. TEAM GANG SAW-MILL FOR SALE e e s e T £ ar and faciades 11argo circular, ; ool T cpu, Thlind Ty el day capucity "Gt sevonty housand foot ona-fach jumber. This mil s Tirst-class respects, and is naw n shape in every particular for business, 1t will be sold on cash torms, or part cash, and balsnco may be paid in sawing. Pacitts desiring 23 urchiase will plesse eraming to e orfizngar may call . Wil BSURT60, Aluskegon, Miches or A« B. WILCOR & €0., Room No. 6, Lumbermen's Exchangs, Chicago. 5300, )UCLEGS 10 A TORTUNE CAN BE : Ead by lavesting 8300t hall nad restoa- o T MUSKE- iloox Mill, rant, . Green Willow House, 39 West Ac 2 CASHWILLBUY STOOE WORTH HONEY 15118 East Washington st ehom gy o 10 S0 moath: BOARDING AND LODGING, ‘Waest Side. SOUTH PEORIA.ST.—GOOD BOARD AXD rooms at §5 per week; day board, §3.60. 770 RENT_TOR ONE OR TWO YEARS, MARBLE front residence (ronting east, shaded with trees, and lacge lof 57 Wabash-av. E. H. CUMMINGS, No. 00 T2ast Randolphst. 76 87 SouTH GREEN-ST., NEAR MADISON-A ‘nicoly furnished parlor with board. 169 WEST ADANSST._TARCE room with bath room off, in priva Teferences given and required. PLEASANT to family; good 70, RENT_WABASLAY. ~NEAR BIXTEENTH- st., dwelling of 10 rooms; Immediate possession. N. . SHARTLL § CO., Toom 18, Otis Block. 0 RENT-COTTAGE_HOUSE, 5 ROOMS, Western-av. Apply at 857 West Madison-st. 0 RENT—HOUSE, 33 WEST LAKEST., AND [Gd 883 I, FeRreNra paNa and house new, with all modern improvements. 400 5outE MAY-ST.—A FEW BOARDERS OAN be accommodated with board on reasonable §75, por month. ES & WALKER, 47 Central 8. nfon Block. T]'0, RENT-TWO FIRST.CLASS MARBLE FRONT houses on Washingtonst., east of the Park; furni- faro for sale, i desired. 237 Michigan-at, TO RENT--ROOMS. 0 RENT—ROOMS NO. 13 MILWAUKEE-AV.; 2150, basomont. ~ Apply ‘at &1 Weat Randolphst., of on the premises from 8 to I¢ o'clack. RENT_ONE NIGELY FURNISHED SMALL room, with largo s 51 Wabashav. :roforonce soairods o D oo homes 86 Call or addre: furniture for sale'at a great bargain. forms, near corner of they 5 0 RENT—BRIOK IIOUSE NEAR JEFFERSON 3 BEIRST. P Ty o, 12 reoma, modern fmprovemoats; 590 mEstvaN puken R TeT OLASS ‘boarders can have class bosrd In & private entlemen wivea preferred. Thisisa marble front house with all modern tmprovements, and beat of board Is guarantaed. South Side... 27 .S0TTACE GROVE-AV. - A NIOELY-FUR. nished front room also a hall bed-room. Dinner at ANTED—_STOUT BOY, 13 TO 15 YEARS OF {10,280 87 Weat Waskingtéust., I Gold Lea! ada- ANTED—TO LEAVE TO-DAY, 1,500 MORE MEN for Northwestern & Wiséonsth Uentral Railroad. “Winter fob; wages from 39,50 to 83,00; frce fare and fecs: froo faro back agoln. ~Alsg sawami] bands: 840 por monils and board, ‘mén for tho South Aps Ply at 25 West. Lak&ulgand 43 Milwaal 2 -BY. o 2 ANTED —A RELIABLE AND INTELLIGE IncratiSe bashes pudnttg E et S e 600 1 5, Tour Kadreng BPEORD & C0. Chivagac S0 Per "ANTED-500 LABORERS FOR THE MISSISSIPPI N et e B G T tp‘:fi! a1 28 West n-st. SHAW & WILS‘SN. ANTED_50 MEN FOR SPARTA TUNNEE, §3.00 per day; work all winter; 20 farm hands, big wages; 50 saw-mill hauds, @.fié}er day; go ot to-day; 1,000 men for levees and ratiroads Southiicheap tickots 16 il polnts South. 81 West Randolph-st. "ANTED_TO LEAVE THIS EVENING—20 MEN YV o mock oa the Ghicago & Northwstom Rallwags ages, B, .00 per day; Treo fara AN ERON o B shingtonst. - ‘West Washington-5 ANTED—A FIRST-OLASS WAITER (COLORED): Fages, §9por waek olso, b bax-tendor who under- stands bis business and can open shell-ozsters and clams. Liberal wages. 353 Statest., and SMITH'S OYSTEE HOUSE, 82 Harrisou-st. "ANTED-10 MEN TO DIG TREES, ' CALL AT 4¢ North Dearborn-at. VW ANTED- A BOY TO TAKE CARE OF HORSES. ‘Apply at% Judd-st. VY ASTED_MAN AND WIFE TO RUN A DINING- where everything i3 stooked: or will soll or trade. Green Willow Honso, 29 West Adams-st. ANTED_MEN LOOKING FOR EMPLOVMENT “to call on JONES & CO., 169 West Madison-st. ‘business legitimate; pays bstter than wages. ANTED_IMMEDIATELY—10 YOUNG MEN FOR Nomintcir, Sl Ssuianiad utss meeroen oo oment R O ot Wont Lo gt Chtesa o= WANTED--FEMALE HELP. Domestios. "ANTED—A GIRL TO O GENERAL HOUSE- WY o Cin s Tty of foss ranan b 500 ook and waeh and Iron. _Inguire 48 West Jackson. VWANIED—% GIRLS TN PRIVATE FAMILIES and boarding houses apd hotels. Inquire at 6 ‘Shermanst, opposite the Rock Ialand Depot. ANTED_A COMPETENT GIRL, TO DO GENER. al housework in a private family;must be a good washer and {roner. Qall at 925 Wabash-a¥. VWANIED DIMEDITELY — THREE CONPE- Imnt sztgafl::- Kfi'&!.—flne to mk.dmh. mdA‘mplk ona for second-work, and an experienced nuree. 25413 Michiganov. v ANTED—A GIRLTO DO WASHING AND GEN- eral honsewark; $4per Wook. ADPIy at 29 War- ren-ay. ANTED—A SECOND GIBL AND GIRT, gensral housowork: good ;. Applyat i3 ‘bard-caurt, between Statést. and Wabasb-av, EADY ited, to Miscellaneous, "ANTED--A COMPETENT AND REFINED s governess in small family pleasantly sifuat havo cBargs of tho cducation, clotbing; ete., of two chil- dron, State all particulars of scquirerients, experience, and clrcamstances. Address K ®, Tribuze offico. % OLIC OB _PROTEST- WA D cavose:avots 2663 Saskot sty Hoomm 2. VWASIED_A TTEST.CLASS FEMALL ORDER ‘cook immediately at W. 8. TOWNSEND'S, Joliet, FOR Hub- -6 o’clock. “No other boarders. R L A LY S weok, with nio of piano; day boards L. i BURNSIDE (DEARBORN) ST., Tvvab?-flhlh—sA splendid sults and :DO with o NEAR Js singlo rything first-olass, with m K 0 RENT—BY WAL H.THOMPSON, REALESTATE ont, 229 West Madison-st., 5 rooms suitable for Tousclceping. odern mprovemen with board, hendsomely furnished. Also sioglo , At extromely 10&9 51() WABASE AV.—A LARGE ALCOVE ROON, room. Apply at 50§ Wabash-av. 0 RENT—23 WEST MADISONST., IN THOMP- fping Hlock, f tooms, s water, sud water dlonets, alr; waita I, TH. RITOMPSON, 559 Wost Madtsonats oo 07 0 RENT—2i WEST “MADISON-T., ‘son'a Block, {og, by WAL T, 3 rooma suitabio for off nonDen: o THOMBSON, © 2% ‘West Sladisomst. 15 SQUTH G. ¥ DOW, Roomn1 Nevada ook T'Q, BENT_SIORE X 20by70. Apply to W. O. O RENT_THE STORE &5 STATE ST, NOW OC: cupled by Edwards, Bluctt & Co., I8 offered for rent after Nov. 1. Also, 3 rooms on sgcond_floor, Iatoly occa- Died by Clarko, Laston & Co. o. L. DAVIS, 5i6 State- 8t., Room 6. G;RENT—ROOMS WITH OR_WITHOUT POWER At lowy raf in the best location in the City of Ohi- Gago. ~ Inquiro at No. 50 Lind Block. TT'0 RERT_TWO ROOMS SUITADLE FOR OFFICES ialooping reoms, and faraituro ln samo. Inqulre of HAWES & LAWRENCE, 330 Wabash-av. 0 RENT—A LARGE MANUFACTURING ESTAB- Tishmont; bu}ldlng. ‘three floors, 65x125, poweriul éngine, &c., 925 ect river front, and Buarly two neros of und adjolning. Inquire at STELN, CH& CO.'S, ‘West Randolph-st. 70 RENT_BUILDINGS WiTh LOETS, and sloeplng rooms, No. 46, 61, 06 Lake.st, 128 and T2, 145, 16, 165, 186, 195to" 911 Clark-st, and 310 State-st ‘banking and real cstate offlces in Speed Block, on Dex born sty by Js M. MARSHALL, 7os) estata Nor 13§ Clask st Room 5. vy ek eie Ry NG “OFEFICES, . King, Bchr Norman, L. Sturgeon, 216m luwmber, 16 cds For Dyspepsia, Indlgeblion, Depression of wood, i Spitits a0 Gonersl pepigeetiony Depresston of Bchr Australia, Manistee, 150 m Iumber, 7] Elistz of Calisaga Bark (Cnil é:mux and Iron), is the Behr Ralefgb, Muskegon, 145 m lumber, best tooto, Mado by Caswell, Hazard & Co , Now York, Schr Coral, Bentwater, 7 m lumber, 2423 m shingles, J and sold by Druggists. Schr Westchester, Muskegon, 150 m Jumber. The World does not Contain o Medicinnl btained s d and Schr E. G. Groy, Muskegon, 110 miumber. prepatation whioh beaoblalned 8 mor widosprea Schr C; & A, Stronach, Manistee, 140 m lumber, esérvcd popalarity than tho Mexicr Sustan Livi. Schr3X. F, Merrick, Owego, 430 tons coal. x Shaco s itroduction to public noticg mora thun 8clr Col, H, 0, Heg, Manlsteo, 150 m lumber, kind of diseass o infary of man or beast wEich can b6 af. ail Selir Eliz3, Wogliogs Pier, 28'cds wood. Schr Advance, Muskzegon, 150 m lumber. mber, . M. Stanton; Manister, 170 m Jumber, Schr Sea Gem, L. Sturgeon, ‘m shingles, focted by a local applicadien aro awars, it hias not fatled {n singlo instanco. lnn*mnd succesaful a term of probation, who will havo E:fn ,Bnrlflhnod todeny its pro-cminent claims to populur om. > and so far a its propristors fter so TO RENT-BASEMENT ON WEST MADISON- st., 25x70, light and a suitable for any business, iz Thmpson's Block, by WAL 15 THOMPSON, 25 st B on-at. 0 RENT_DASEMENT, SECOND, AND- THIRD floors, at 63 and 65 Sonth Canal-st., first-class boiler foon promises also for sale.” Apply to A. N. GG, Room 6. ‘WANTED---TO RENT. A STORE. SUTTABLE FOR A RaTalo JbDIAg 12 oad 1058 CLuh o £00k £roar o3 o : < proforrod, snd coatof Kiftivar., between Hawt and en KELLS corner prefor st of s0n and Lakn-at.* Apply at 884 Stato-s - Salir Mixer, Oswago, 2,600 brls enlt. d Behr El Tempo, Manistee, 150 m Iumber. Schr O. Bhow, South Haven, 25 cds wood, 16 cds bark. Schr Ithaca, Muskegon, 150 in lumbar, 20 m salt, Schr Maine, Ludington, 140 m Jumber. Schr Lavinda, Manistet, 125 m lumbcr, t Selur Reciprocily, Meaoulnce, 200 m lumber, 15 m . LOST AND FOUND. LOST—A GOLD LOCKET COANTAINING oryl;ro minataro. A suitable roward roturn of same to ¥, CAMBLE'S, &6 Wabash-av. TRAYED—TW( 5S FR E PARK, EAYSEAND Bomme Hox SEDEEEE T ey d bead carricd 3 iad leg; Schr Jumes Couct, Erie, 1,320 tons coal. EBouL Byoateotd: wite o e B ol dae Scow Magdalene, Paulviile, 50 cds wood. bay, medium size; star in forohead: knoe sprung; abous Scow Black Hawl, Hamlin, 85 m Jumber, 88 m lath. 185oarsold. Horses will keop 10got < fatorma- o tEat il 1ad o thel ocEracy wl'.lfl‘rfiu mé‘a’mig. Ra- ress or call at Room 15, 15 do-st., OF my rosidence, Hydo Park. JOHN L’ BENNETT. y Scow Coaster, Matin'a Pler, 60 cds wood, Bargo Wyoming, Grand Haven, 150 m Iumber, Barge C. F. Alien, Grand Haven, 160 m lumber, Bargo Comet, Muskegon, 240 m jumber, ‘TRAYED OR STOLEN-—OCT. 2), ONE, _LARGE, Bargo Contedt, Muskogon, 260 1 lumber. - brown mage mule, writh slit in one ear, Tho finder Scow Dan Hayos, Manistee, 145 m lnmber. o oF tho sarke, o SOHN MOCRAT, “Cabn Losks Dark Favorite, Baffalo, 2,700 brlg mlt. Bridgeport. uide, St. Joseph, 50 m lumber, TRAYED_OR STOLEN_TUESDAY, OCT. 16, TWO Schr Progress, Holland, 43 cds wood,. réd_ holfers, with small horns; one red and wwhito Sobir St Paul, 'Muskegon, 170 m lumber, 30 m Inth, specklod helfer, with high homs; oud raan holfer; not Schr 0. 3, Roeder, Mukegon, 120 m lumber. vory dark, small horns, _A soitablo’ roward_will bo'pa Sebr Lookouty Mtlskogon, 180m lumber, 20 o Joth by dolivoring samo at TURNER'S Packing House, 518 to Schr George L, Seaver, Ludington, 150 m lumber. 535 Archer Behr Barbarian, Oconto, 220 m luiber. Schr G. F. Gale, Muskegon, 125 m_Iumber, 250 m lath, Scbr G. E, Purington, Manistee, 113 m lumber, Scbr Gesine, Duskegon, B) m lumber. Behr Live Ok, Manistet, 150 m lumber. ...0ct, 26, Schr H. C. Winslow, Buffato, 16,000 bu barley. Brop Champion, Odensburgh, 14,326 bu barley, 100 rls potk. - ‘Prop Champion, Port Huron, 160 brls pork. . Prop Argyle, Méntreal, 16,000 bu wheat, 40 baleabroom. TO EXCHANGE. 0 EXCHANGE-OR FOR _BALE_A_CHOIGE o B, ey s et e 3 A EAWRENGIEE GOy 161 Bast Mudizotste - " 70 EXCHANGE-NORWOOD PARK-BLOCKS OFf lots at low priccs, for city propecty, or houses and fots 15 thiving fountry towns: RAVENSWOOD- X feet, nnlncumbered, for cholco rosidence on ons of South Side avenues; would assume o corn. small incumbranco. S. E. WELLS, Room 15, Republic Prop Hilton, Lndwi{a Pier, 12 brls flour. Lifo Building, 161 LaSallo-st. 3 Schr Napoleon, Michigan City, 85 m lumber, chr Jennie Graham, St. Catherines, 21,283 bu wheat. FOR SALE. Prop Stontat, Suniie; SL0% ba wheat, 16000 bu | JHOR SAYETA HAY PRESS, IN FINE ORDER, Y op Montans, Buffalo, 34,000 bu wheat, u . 3 ‘arley, 164 bales broom corn, 263 bags timothy FE R Backiins OR SALE-STORE FIXTUR) seed, 5 brls highwines, and sundries. IXCLUDING Prop B, W, Blanchard, Sudo, 0 brisosta, | M shelving, countors, caser aud pariitiens, sutable for 5 welling fn e D e Battaie, 10 e enty 45,000 bu oata. | o8} 00 MTCALFE & €O, &7 North Olarieate AN IV. | will be paid for MISCELLANEOTUS. ((}ASH _BAID FOR OAST-OFF, CLOTHING AND ‘misccllaneous goods of any kind, by sanding a letter to I. GELDER, Loan Offico, €64 State-st. RS, A. L. BALKAM'S SELECT_AGENOY FOR omployers and servants at 13l West Jackson- ‘Dortheast cornar Desplaines-st. TPUEE EXCELSIOR EMPLOVAIENT OFEIOE, NO. 00 Wast Madison-st.; Room 1, {3 now open for businass. Al purties wanting belp, can bo, sapplied on short notice: with every description of womaa's holp, of ovory national- ity 0xcapt Ohinamon. Thoso deslring dituations, or want- ing help, glvens a call, nud wo will try snd giye eatisfac- 566 R T o pme souns vus 1o STATE ST.—SOUTH SIDE HOUSE; PLEAS- Tamilles accommodated. ANTED—A GOOD GIRL THAT UNDERSTANDS earing and curling thoroughly, Alio two spprea- Hoe girls for halr work, at 3% West SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE. A A A PN BookEkeeper: IENCED EXPER] in tail alothing or gentlemen’s farnish- mgwem;g'm'llrlhumgwgmted: good retersnces. Address, T. 8, Tribnne offico. TIUATION WANTED A YOURC MARIIED S esire ‘a5 entry o othor clork 1o & go Bowsa; o SR B mork. ™ Radrass S 15, “THouas ot Co. axt rooms, with first-class board, at 85 per week; 1200 FEAEIEAT_RODMNS, WITH BOARD. 44U Ao, o fow tablo boarders can be accommo- TTUATION | WANTED—_IN A BUILDER'S OR S stono-masnnta office s draughtaman ot clocky by 3 oung man lately from lan: rood referonces anc DR ™ Forins moderate. Address £ &, Tribuzo ofico. PARTNERS WANTED. ARTNER WANTED—WITH 81,600, IN A WELL- established and logitimate busifess. ~Address L5, Tribuno office. - Pl T Dartioulirs Sadrose B B CANE, Snsaneits, Miwn.. - ARTNER WANTED_WITH S600, caah byainces that will n-fy-mfl;:?gfi%%fi? monthly. Biusthave good references and be ready ‘business. 116 East Washington-st., Room 38, = ARTNERS WANTED—TO FORM A STOOK COM. any for munutacturing staple, exticles sed In evars Recent improvements make the business s mo- nopoly. Teeady saloand argo profita, Pat of mashinsry now in operation. Afrare chance for the right men, with BTow thousand doliars. Addrosa A &, Tribane ofsco: PAFINER WANTED_WITH 50 OASH, 1N X Jight, Benorablo businss, . Profts. Jargo’ £ad sure. For infortiation, apply at 141 Weat Washington at. ARTNER WANTED — A STANDARD PARTY ‘with first-clasa stock of gents’ furnishing goods to join an old cstablished merchant tallor in renting a store in ono of the most desirable locations in burnt district. Ad- dress STORE, Tribane office. G ARTNER WANTED—TO INVEST 8200 OR -8 business that will pay that amount in 3 month. As dress A 10. Tribune office. SEWING MACHINES. \OMESTIC SEWING MACHINESOLD OXN MONTH- 1y pasments. Office 207 South Halsted-8t., open day and eveniog, INGER SEWING MACHINE OFFICES OF 3. WILKINS, % South Desplaincs-st, and 167 Milwau. ee-av. Machines sold 0a ooty monthly instalments and work given in paymant if de: VY BEELER & WILS MACHINES, the new (N anla e, ved z0ld or rented oo easy mont parments. Work glven it dusteede - BURNEAM & 'LANNERY, City Agents, main office, 533 West Madi- sonst ;_branoh, 960 Wabaall Bty MACHINERY. MES' ENGINES, PORTABLE 3 TO 4.HORSE A Badied S, Ao o nding mills, corn, 5 GOLLINS EATON; 70 South Canal-ste s LANDY'S STATIONARY -AND PORTABLE EN- saw e e Bt oo S S andaws’ “Western Eoa 4 WINCRTHROE, Agsate o oo =5 VoS iaror g smalt shaldren to boars. and_sera & “culturo. two small children to bo i Address V10, Tribuno office, el s ANTED_COLONISTS FOR GOLORADO_TEN amilies especially desired. - For particalars apply to D. 8. GRELN, Gonoral Suporintendent South: Vebtors Cotoris, ofice 0 Wess MaOBonster Ghlcapa ANTED—A SECOND-HAND BILLIARD TABLE; VWA Ies Gescimbtiome orios ad meos e D, TABLE; 84, Tribune office. $57.60,ACHNTS FROVIS PER WEER, wWiLL. O i i S B CHTDHESTER, 357 Brosdway, N, B, oooress W FINANCIAL, A A A A A A A A A A AP ARGE OR SMALL LOAN AL _ESTATE. LARE SRBWK P ORaiosty Rom 2, B R Tt e it oL . o OIS 2 10516, ome Br1, ono G110, on 312." Apply to JOHN DAVIS & 0Oy 15 Kiebigrnts: Efln SALE_12X% ENGINE, LEFT-HAND; 3 11X30, right and lafbc?llnd; 1 boller, 60 inches diameter, 14 Toet long: 61, tabos; 8 boilors, 4 inches diameter, 18 feot Tong: 3 15inch fngs.. J. O; BOWSER & 00 Steam Iron and Machine Works, Fort Wayne, Ind. JFOF, SALE_STEAM ENGINES AND® BOILERS ! from Tiihorsa bower pwards, ateam and powe: a6, B, J: G. ME Bebora Aoty 58 South Canalst. g MUSICAL. ICHOLSON ORGAN FACT EAS G st Bricte, g3 1o fogp -y & EAST INDI TANOS T0.RENT AND FOR SALE ON EASY amonthly pasments, ot very lowost prices. N. SON, 15 Catiags Caove-ovsy Bone Fhontysomvmaat - ‘Trades. QUIUATION WANTED_BY ‘A PRACTICAL Ma- chiniat, to tak chargo of tho henting sad enginoor. ing of a large building or hotel, or would take charge as foreman of & macblne shop; 13 thoroughly ccmpetant. ‘Address ¥ 9%, Tribune ofic, ‘SN yagED STE r. s finishe uker® Addrees D. B. BARBETT Desplatnosat. ; TTUATION WATED—BY A FIRST-CLASS In the country. Good cake and bread baker. Q 76, Tribano offico. Coachmen, Teamsters, &o. ITUATION WANTED— BY NEW MARRIED ' catpla (oo facumbrance) iho ma 13 conchman, wite ousework. - Best. fofer- sncogiven. Call, or Address COAOHAAN, 118 West WWeastiingtonstey mear Union: Niiscellanoous. TTUATION WANTED-BY A THOROUGHLY compotent man, 0 travelling agent for o wholesala plow or agricultural machinery honss ;1arge scquaintanca and four years’ experienco. ‘Best of references given. Address G W T, 263 West Madison.st., Chl SITUATIONS, WANTED--FEMALE., Seamstresses. STIUATION WANTED-AS HOUSEKEEFER, BY a middle-sged married woman; 1o children: under- stands business; .good home moro of anobject than wages. ~Also, asitustion to do light housework, So, O take cara of children, in a pluco where Ler husband can board in tho house. ‘Address COOK, 2 West Madison- st., ap stairs. g TTUATION WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED CUT- ter and fitter will go out or receive work at home, or adrossmaking dopartment SITUATION BY forwerder, or caso & CO., 108 North BAKER ‘Address takea position as forewomanin. £2 West Randoiph-st. Miso e0us. SITUATION WANTED_BY A YOUNG LADY, AS Tribuno. office. copyist. Address P 15, AGENTS WANTED. ANTED — PROFITABLE EMPLOY- gentiemen and ladles to iprovod Backeyo Shats farther parti W. A, HENDERSON & CO., Cleveland, Ohfo, or St. Louls, B GENT =~ WANTED—A _GOOD CANVASSING experience. and can giva foromoe 305, Chitaty: o bas od refercuce. as r; an it who canvaas for spring.bed bottoms profercod. Oall at tho Gasdner House, between the hours of 9 and 10:20 5. m.. [ P. m., Mondsy, the 23th. JAMES D, FOOT. “AGENTS WANTED_MEN AND WOMEN—_AN iog ruf coatings and le For. or culars, address o. whore, can clear 300 per cent profiton the best sell- g£oods cxtant. * Silver watch, -worth £, freoto now beginners, WIlpay ansong's expenses to and return If wo do not show tha' best, chiance. country freo. _A. RAY, 5 West Lake-st., Chicsgo. _A GENTS WANTED_o GOOD AGENTS WANTED to sall an articlo in the clty o busiaess men onlg: will sell {tself on sight ; profits large and sampla free. Callat 225 West Madison st., up stairs. GENTS WANTEDTHE VERY BEST CHANCE ever offered. ngfiugfmvgm 3 dni:z&% it. Par Ucnlars freo. Address WOODWARD, & CO., 6 Washington st, Baston, Mass. AUNDER'S LOAN OFFICE, 150 TWENTY-SEC- | J ond-st., corner Wabash-av., ltoom 2. Maney toloan on dinmonds_ watches, etc. Established 1854. ANS ON MORT NOTES, HOUSES ON O ot o e oS BAREW BLy Eimrlx: i‘s‘ Exchango Bailding, corner Washingtod and Clark-sts. ") ANTED —810,00 ON_GENTRAL OANAL-ST. property; £3,000 or $3.000 on residenco property; will pay 10 per cent. ~ Address U 39, Tribune offce. OR SALE—A LARGE S & Co.’s sale, ch SCHRADI cap. & Snllost,; Ttoomn 7 and & Orlontal Bailding: PERSONAL. Bcbr C. Gordon, St. Joscph, 20 bris flour, 8 brls salt. Schr Melvina, Pentwater, 2,000 bu oata. Stmr Sheboygan, Milwaukee, sundries. ‘Prop 8. J. Trucadell, Green Bay, 250 brls pork, and ‘sundries. Prop J. L. Hurd, Buffalo, 21,500 bu wheat, I1ZED DIEBOLD, BAHM 5C BRON T Ea EREONAL INFORMAT, ax P EOR. Prop J. L. Hurd, Fast Saginaw, 150 brls flowr, 100 brls | PERIONAT-TNFORMATION WANTED OF ROR- whea bury-st., Boston, in 1l Address BALLARD, Look Prop City of Traverse, Buffalo, 86,000 bu wheat, Box 136, Boston, Bacs, [k HCUSEHCLD GOODS. PARTIES WISHING T0 DISPOSE OFFURNTTURE, carpets, houschold_goods, of merchaudise of 3y kind, can hear of a cash customer by applying to J. PIKE & CO., 751 West Lako-st. ARTIES HAVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS P tad & taxh sostormar by addressing FOR FUR- -NITURE, care Garrior No. 61, S EMOVAL_OF PIANO ROOMS TO 615 WABASH- an Thisty h-st. b ishet 150 WL T BRASSER, 8 » feclalty. Estad- BUILDING MATERIAL. OR SALE—CUT STONE, FOR BANK % B A e ton s T bt av TE, 2 B péonohalf of cost. D.T'. CAMERON, 6 West Wash- igton-st. GENTS WANTED—; TY _AND 1 FOR vory tawaia The Wesr A Bi: RICHARDSON, 1% Weat Aadlson-st. GENTS WANTED_GODD CANVASSERS ARE making S10 to 315 5 day goods: articla ieriowand ssmplg’u‘s“flou;m"fis e O B LI West Monroo-st., Chicago. GENTS WANTED-TWO GOOD AGENTS 10 g0l ‘pictures and mirrors gz timo; large demand; &o0d pay._E. G. RUST & CO., 210 Sadgwick-st. HAVE ON HAND 2,000,060 BRICK FOR SALF, “hich 600,000 ro barth ready for acs e seact o ewor brick. ' 1 will sell to tho highest biddes f Corner Division and North Branch.sts. FRED. FDLER. _AGENTS WANTED-WE WANT AGENTS AND canvassers fn every tovn and city in the countey, for a now article that will pay from 88 10 813 per day. Cit2 canvassers waniod. | Grad ChAGe foF SOMAE machins DIVORCES. T)YORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED; FEE AFTER ecreo: scandal avoided: nine pears’ Gourta of Ohicago. Addross ¥ O: Boxd,Gre o0 0 tho agents and canvassers. . Samplo, post-paid, ior S2.00. et G, HOT S BO st e, PRINTING MATERIAL, OR_BALE _ TO PRINTERS — SECOND-HAND PRt tEES 22, TR s o ot Canat o