Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 7, 1873, Page 1

- VOLUME 27. REAL ESTATE, RGANPARK, ‘Washington Heights. SAVE RENT. ‘Hougos built, nocording to plans furnished by purchasers ot Liota, with priviloge to pur- ohnsors of letting thoir own ocontraots or building their own housos; to be paid for in monthly payments, with only 7 por cent in- terost. Lots ot ronsonablo pricos. Parties oan visit Morgan Park at our oxponso. The Bing Island Land & Building Co, No. 11 Chamber of Commerce, . GEORGE R. OLARIH, Agont._ WASHINGTON HEIGHTS! ‘We are offering several vory ohoice and desirable noro tracts of Grove mnd Ridgo Property, located at and adjoining this charming and rapidly-growing suburb, at prices and torms that must cortainly com- mand the attpntion of buyers, Call and ex. amino our lists. Partios dosirous of visiting the differont tracts will- bo furnishod froo transportation. C. 0, THAYER & CO., Roal Hatate Auctionoers and Brokor: 180 Bast Madison-at, TO CAPITALISTS, BUILDERS, and SPECULATORS. Lxtraordinary inducoments offered for tho noxt ten days to buy sonio of tho_ vory bent restdonca property in and adjolning iho oliy, bolow thio’ markot valus, and on ‘vory favorablo terma of paymont. UNIMPROVED, DREXEL BOULRYARD, northioast cornor Tory.fourth- 4 oo, northwost cornor Forty-fourth.st, co V., botween Forty-siath and Forty.sov- enth.sts, 3301800 foot. gk ) 8T. LAWRENOE-AV., botwoon Forty-sixth and Forty- ovonth-sts., &1x300 foat, OVELAND FARK, highort groand, 605120 feot, G JLEFEERSON PARK, 'tronting osat, ccrmor Adami T70x135 feo GAMON-ST., fronting esst, noar Washlogton.at., TWENTY-SECOND.ST., ncar Stato, 73x138 f oot, Ashilandav., Bix1%5 foot. HOPKINSON, 1i6 Dosrborari REAL ESTATE ot 20, Beo. 16, 38, 14. Eightoon Acres, 1,300 foot front on FIFTY-FIFTH-ST, BOULEVARD, Being near tho South Park. The Park Com- missioners are now advertising for matorial to pavo tho Boulovard, and whon that is done one-third of this proporty will sell for what is now asked forall, Ioffer a groat bargain, ©. W, RIGDON, 146 Dearborn-st, | CENTEE@;IL PARK C.& IN. W.R. W. SHOPS, Desirablo Building Tiots within two blocks of Central Park, and adjoining Car Works fronting on Lako, Madison, and Washing- ton.sts, On ensy torms, Wido streets, doep lots, and goodalleys, ~ J.D. HARVEY, 174 LaSalle-st. MAYWOOD. FINE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE FOR SALE, [Tho residonca of B A STUART, Eeq., Inoatod on the biyhost ground in Baywoud, Ts offored far1alo at a bar. guly, sud oo cnsy terms. Tho houko cuntains 12 rooms, Frellarrangod, matbla mnatols, Uard:woud 2 recently buflt 1n the must wabiatantial fshed thronghout in modern aty’ izo of lot, 1822183; gaod barn, honocy, wall, brick olstor, aldowalks) shads, ruit, and’ ornamental irces, vvergroons, shrubbory, oto. For further {asticulars apnly o tho yrorifuos, or soud ad- ‘drosa by matl i you wish ta sas tho plans, 10 CAPITALISTS, ‘Wo invite the attontion of monoyed men to sovoral large traots of choice Acre Prop- orty, which wo now have for sale, and which prosent unusual inducomonts for investment, WETHERELL, PUTNAM & CO., 94 Washington-st., Room 13, FOR SALE. Prairie-av. Residonces, north of Twonty. second-st. $25,000 to $40,000. A.J. GALLOWAY & SON, 8. W. Cor. State and Madison-sta. F'or Sale. TLands by the aore in towns of Hyde Park, Calumet, and Lako, We can offer some good bnrg}ains. CHACE & ABELL, 184 Dearborn-st. Tor Sele—A Great Bargain, 7T5x160 foot on tho narthosst cornor of Thicty-Alth-t, Iooking down tho groat Houth Park 15,000, subjeot to taxos of 1673, This orth $16, 000 boforo ton Joars froim now, o JACOB Wil CO., Northwest cornor of Doarborn and Madisonsts, oo GORN STARCH, EINGSFORD'S OSWEGO CORN STARCH, LN SEASONS OF ORQLERA OR ANY PREVAILING Mo, AN 18 A MOST HEALTHFUL ARTICLE OF DIET. Tt 1 do 1 th 2t delloate part of INDI. o, sl PRI SR o8 oaay ol g Llow 450"a dollcious 2ad mont nuiritious BUNAKELRE 1197 'y0ara 14 has stood unrivaled for parity snd porfoo- Gat niono but. the ORIGINAL PREPARATION, with . KINUBX¥OI'D ‘:l BON'S namo on oach packego, JEWARFE OF IMITATIONS. OVALS, REMOV.ATL. A, ROSENTIERKEL, DRUGGIST, Has romoved to corner Madison-st, and Fifth-av, The Drug Store will be opon aftor Monday, Bopt. 8, doy and night. REMOWV.AI. 'VEY (Boy's and Youth's Cloth- 1) 15 00 B BT ing) to BN inka-nt,, D on or about Sept. 19, whire s Wil spm WASHINGTON.AV, oors, o1, manner, and M with a largo stook of ¥all Goods. REMOV.AL. The Chicago Atallur of Beulpture, Rtat: , and A s yorsiint e i Vo tinstorred to No. 65 Large Variety 'OF ELEGANT CARRIAGES, Consisting in part of tho following: Landaus, Landsulets, Claronces, Conches, Coupes, Broughams, Four and Six-seat Rockaways, Park Phae- tons, half and extension tops; T QOarts, Dog Carts, Mail Phaotons, Dootors’ Phaetons, Light Road Wag- ons on Elliptic and Side-bar Springs, Kimball Jump Soats, Pony Phaotons on OTSprlng, w“hdc:‘g“g[ andocfl- opy Tops, Concord Buggles, Omni- Diasos, oo, HILL'S CELEBRATED CONCORD HEARNESS. COAN & TEN BROEKE CARRIAGE MFG. CO, RANDOLPH AND ANN-STS. ASSURANC. COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY, RENTS, LEASEHOLDS, INSURES BUILDINGS, AGENTS, 162 LaSalle-st., Chica.go. DISSOLUTION NOTICES, DISSOLUTION. The copsrtnership horstofore oxfsting undor the firm name of HALL, KIMBARK & CO. is this day dissolvod by mutusl consont, Al buainoss of tho late firm will bo sottled by tho juntor partuors, mdor tho firm namo of KIMBARK BROS. & CO., elthor partucr of tho Iate firm having suthority to sign tho old firm namo in Jiquldation. E. G. IALL, §. D. KIMBARK, GHO. M. KIMBARK, D. A, KIMDARK, BENJ. W. UNDERWOOD. Ohicago, Bopt. 1, 1873, COPARTNERSHIP. Tho undorsigned havo this day formod a copartnorship a8 sucocssors to tho Iatofirm of HALL, KIMBARK & €0, undor tho firm name of KINBARK BROS.& 0. Al sssots and Habilitics of the Iate firm sro horeby as- sumed apd will be ottled by us, 8 D, KIstnank, Gro. B, Kistnanx, Tend. 1, UNDERWOOD, D. A KIMDATK, Chteago, Bept. 1, 1873, KIMBARE BROS, & CO. NOTICE. I have sold my entire intorost in the firm of HALL, KIMBARK & CO. to my lato partnors, who, with {n-. oroased capital and factlitics, wil continuo its businoss. On rotfring from moroantilo pursuits, I tako occasion to thank the patrons of tho old firm, and tho publto, for the patronaga bostowed during the past twenty yoars, and vo commund tha now firm to their continued favor. E. Q. HALL. Chiongo, Sopt. 1, 1878, PEACHES, EXTRATFINE DELAWARE PEACHES IN ORATES AND BASEETS, Two car-loads to arrive Monday and. Tuesday. For sale by HAGER & SPIES, 153 & 155 South Water-st. WANTED. e Ehic gy CHICAGO, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1873--SIXTEEN PAGES. PIANOS. SHITIEHTIC, Qoneral Northostern Agonts for STEINWAY'S Matchless Planos, unlreraslly conoodod to bo the best in tho world, GABLERS Bplondid Medlum-priced Planos, with the Tmproved Bell. Motal Agrafle Armngement, Tho “PARLORGEM," A small.si zed and low-priced Plano, colobrated for itsro markablo durablilty and capacity for stauding in tuno undor the most trying changes of tomporaturo, 827 In addition to tho sbovo our stack inolndos & num- bor of second-hand P! 3100 a0d upra PIANOS TO RERT, At pricos to suit bverybody, by GEO. F. ROOT & SONS, MUSIO DEALERS, . 283 WABASET-AV. FINANOCJAL, PEOPLE’S Loan & Savings Bank 68 Washington-st., Chicago, Campital, $100,000. DIREQTO! Hon. IL. B. HURD, Attornoy. Q. J. GILBERT, & Brega, 3, M, JONES. nos & Laughlin. RRNAT PRUSSING, i Q. TILLINGHAS A B JAOKSON, E. R, PAUL... itoal Eatate and loan, nd Loathor Morohant, Lumbor Morchant, +eve Prosidont, OFFI DAY Seoitss P.R. WESTFALL, Pres't. BYDNEY MYERS, THE NERCEANTS, FARMERS, & MECHANICY SAVINGSBANK. Incorporated 1861, Commonced Business 1863, 75 South Clark-st, Chicago, Opposite O1d Court. House. WEST SIDE OXFFICE, near Madison, 105 CLARK-ST., Metiiodist Church Block. Bz per cant tntorest allomed on dopasits, payable seut- annunlly, July 1and Jag. ©iu onch yonr. Git0, SCOVILLE, Preaident, Wa. Krisey Reep, Csabier, NOTH.—Until furthor notls b irl calling at tho Tiank wiil b prosvutod with pess ook [ro0, 4nd ano_dimeduposited 10 his or hor aredit, whiol auin G be drawn aug at ploasure. raoro than ono thousand olionts for whom coliootiona throughout (ha Unitod Btates No unloss callactions are made. Nn atroriioy's feos lus FRASIEIUS MEROANTILE COLLEUTION AGENOY, 148 Madisonst., Chicago. BUSINESS CARDS, A FH MITTHER JEWELER AND SILVERSMITIH, 183 & 185 Wabash-av., A BISSODN TREATS CHRONIO DISEASES (without Mediclae), espoaially thoro direatly assaclated with loss of norvous powor, as Kloumatism, Paralysis, and Gonoral Doblllity. 121 TIINDIAIN . A=ST. BET. WELLS AND FRANKLIN, CHIOAGO. Ofiico iours, T1to1sud 607 p. m. Vessel Owners, Attention ! WANTED, Propotals for tho transportation of 500,000 bushels Whoat from Duluth, Minn,, to Buflalo, between 8opt, 15and the closo of navigation, Bids will be reoetved for tho whole or any part of above amonnt, oithorad a fixed rate, or chartors to bo governod Ly Obicago ratos on tho day of loading. Bids will bo oponed Sept. 10, and thoso accopt- od will be notifiod on tho samo day by telograph and mall, Address OHAS, B. NEWCOUB & CO., Duluth, Mion. WANTED, At once, two good Can-Cappers. Apply at the office of ‘WM. ARCHDEACON, 11 South Franklin-st. _¥AIR_GOODS, : “FASHIONS IN HAIR. Pearsalls Har Fmporium, 862 WEST MADISON-ST, Ronl and Imitation Hair Goods, Braids,Ouxls, Bwitohos, &0., &0, T will soll, for the next stxty days, STRIOTLY FINE GOODS cb an_any house wost of Now York City. Prigos for drossing Ladies’ Hair at tholr rosldences, #nd 76 conts, samo a1 at tha Btars, The*Bijon,” 362 West Madison-st. STATIONER’ COLVER, PAGE, HOYNE & (0., ‘WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONERS, Blank Book Makers & Printers, 118 and 120 Monroe-st., Chicago. GONHUMERS will find It profitable to got aur pricos boture ordoring sliowhor. > TN & JENHKINS, Wi i ot et ors, ‘and Biank TO RENT, P T Tas. e A goud tonnnt oan havo, ata ront that will bo entirely isiaotory, a Hrstclnss store, noar complotion, ou Wa- -av., ObLORo tho Matteson Louss, and ono blook i Haposition Hubltin OLAKKHON & VAN B{)U.A.AUK. 83 Doarborn-st, JOHN H. PHELAN, THACHER OF MUSIC. Organtst of Bt. James' Ohurch, Prairio-av, structivn on Piano at_poj HATCHWAY COVERING. To the Owners ed Oconpants of Buildings Requiring Prolestion of EHATOEI W AYS. ¥. BURLING has sooured_the lusive right to ok RSl e gl e COVE] , and i now preparod to exoouto ordors for ¥ d_can obtain full information Koraad Olark-stacs and. 500 the Knparatis s Sporation at 130 and 316 Soutly Wator-et., Uhluago. FOR SALE. ICE. ICE. ICE. Packers and Browers wanting large quane titios of Xoe for tho remainder of tho season, con make contracts at low flzures by oalling ot JAS. P, SMITH & CO.’8, 101 LaSall SAM DAVENPORT Makos WORKINGMEN'S SHIRTS, aizo, good qualily, and LOW PRIDIE 187 EAST VAN BUREN-ST. Chattel Mortgage Sale. A large amount of Household Furniture will bo s0ld by auation, at10 o'clock on Tuo: day morning, Oth inst., on the southwest cor- ner of Oanal and Handolph-ats, by 3B BOANLON, agont for A, L, HALE & BRO, Soectactes aud Eye Glasses, AT J, Q. LANGGUTIUS, Optlolan, 21 8tato.at., botwson Washington and Randolph, PROPOSALS FOR SCHOOL SITE, Near Corner_of Twenty-sixth-st. and ‘Western-av, crlod propossls will be rocefved at tho Offlos o tho It ol PAbaeation, Koo 34, Nos. 84 aud i Lanali-stes ki ¥aturday, Bupt, 19, 1673, at 13 1., to aoll to'tho cily L Blte tlot loas tliva 166 feut frorit, n (bo viciuily of ‘and Wostoraav, © Hroposals to o oo on Huildinge aud Grouads Provosals tor Hoho ), 8. JOINSTON, Olork Board of Hducalton, and indorsod * FIDELITY SAFE DEPOSITORY. SO S TEID DEPOSIT VAULTS, 143, 146 & 147 Randolph-st, For abacluto ioaurlby. place your Monoy, Bonds, Valunble Papors, and other valuablos 1 the VAULTS of the FIDELITY SAVINGS BANK AND Safe Depository. Tho Bafe Deposit Vaulta of this Institution JTY aro tho strongast in the world, being built of Henvy Masonry, snd linod with Hardened Btool Platos and Burglar Motal of immenao thickness, a singlo door weighung four tons. These VAULTS withstood successfully the grent ORICAGO FIRE, and are guarded by armod men day snd night, HN 0, HAINES, Prosidont. MERCHANT TAILORING. NEW GOODS! We have the pleasure to in- form. our friends and patrons that our FALL and WINTER stock of FINE WOOLENS, for. Men’s wear, is now compiete, and upon our counters will be found some of the MOST STYL- ISH GOODS ever brought. to this city. J.B.HALL& CO., Tailors and Mex's Furnishing Goods, 130 DEARBORN-ST, Our Specialty--Popular Goods at Popular Prices, FALL GOODS Having just roceived and opened out a complete stogk of IMPORTED GOODS, for Gonilomen's Woar, Tinvite an examination, My oxpongos boing small, I oan noll, at low Dprices, and will gusrantes a perfoot fit. . E. WOLF, Merchant Tailor, 230 WABASH-AV., undor Matteson Houso, PHOTOGRAPHY. PHOTOGRAPHS 9. e Puss Galry in Gy ) Offers to the Publio tho bost fintshied Berlin, Rembrandt, and Carte de Visite Photographs, For imitod porlod, at tho reduced rato o S PR D OARN, Atthe Orfent, 101 West Modison-st. FAMILY GROUPS.' Splondid_ Light, Now Tnst 3 P brtah Tof Wost Medbomsts ** THE BABIES. Tostantaneoun Ploturos, Bplondid Ra- | malin, A Ni)\“]’kL‘l‘Y—-Funr"l’:’:&n in | {nes for & conts, at tho ORIENT, 101 Wes: Madisonat, A BPRCIALTYZAIL Old Plotures copled to tho emiiro satis- | i faction of customers. i | FIIE ORIENT, 10i Wost Madlsonst. FOR THEBE BBEST Belin EE“ Egmhranflt Photograghs, Madisonat. H vor £ CARPETS, &oa. CARPETINGS AND CURTAIN GOODS! During the past week I have been roceiving a large stock of the latost styles of Om'punrgs,whjoh I will of- for with Curtain Goods, on Monday, at very low prices for cash, SPENCER H. PECK, 195 and 197 Wabash-av., CORNER ADAMB.ST, DERTISTRY.. D, I, TOWNER & 00, DIENTISTS, 1Bl and 183 West Madison-st., northeast cornor Halsted. TEETH EXTRACIED WITHOUT PATN, Artifioial Sots.... 3 Piro Gold Bilttnge.... e e 320 S0l as DR.H. R, PHILLIPS Dentist, 169 South Olark-at,, bot Madison and Monroa, Artifioial Bota $10 to S CER vor 17| 1 TPooth Extrasted with 50 ‘centa, All Work Warranted, STOVES, The Double and Single-Oven “Palace Ranges,” AND THH * Anti-Clinker Parlor Stove, TO BH FOUND AT BANGS BROS., Car, State and Van Buron-sts. Morning Glory Stoves AT SEAVY & OOUS Eouse-me}isMng Store, 180 Lake-st, EDUCATIONAL, A Lady-from, England Who has had great oxporienoe in b aching, desires & pos sitin ke govehons in & family of sthool. Ao has rosted in Py and s acoustomud to 1 lorman, Fronch, 8 ariaus Uranchos of kug! -I'ln‘xruun'\ Aiy i st i pos Bials, “Addzess 3 7, Frivulo Himine 34 WASHINGTON-8T., near State SILVERWARE. Storling ilVarwarfl. Wo have a veory large assortment of tho_ celobrated * GORHAM” STERLING SILVERWARE, which ‘wo offer at extremely low prices. Spoons, Forks, &¢., &c., sold by the ounce, TFancy Piecer, in oases and trunks. Ton Sots, Cako Baskots, and Jelly Dishes. Knives, Forks, and Spoons, for ohildren. Oard Cases, Tobacco Boxes, Nap- kin Rings, and Fruit Knives. The largest Stoclk of Silver Goods in the V/ost. I, NATSON & 60, State and Monroe-sts. WORSTEDS, EMEROIDERIES, &e! T) THE LADIES, 'S. B. BURGER & (0, DEALERS IN Zephyr Worsteds, Embroideries, &c., Aro now pmfznmd to offer to their patrons and the publio the most gompleto assortod stook in their line, consisting of tho noweut Dosigns and Btylos evor exhibited in Chi- oago. Plorso call and seo, ory respoctfully, S.B.BURGER & CO., 240 WEST MADISON-ST. BURKITT, SUTTON&STANLEY, Retail—68 STATEST, Wholesale—117 SOUTH FRANKLIN-ST, Have now in stook and are receiving a splendid nssortment of Canvas Em- broideries, Zephyr Worsted, German Yarns, Hosiery, and Knit Goods, in great variety, Unequaled Novelties IN TIORSTED ENBROIDERIES ARG Iaces, Just recgived, surpassing anything inpointof BRATTY, RIORNESS, fod UARIHEY ovor offerod to the Linaies of Chiongo, at G. MENDELSON'S, ADVERTISING, = H@Vfi ADVERTISE! Beo Chlongo Lodgor of Hopt. 0, containing lats and full particulars, or apply to THE NEWSPAPER UNION, 114 Monroe-st. . STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING, Rockford, Rock Island & St. Lons Railroad Company, PRESIDENT'S OVFICE, Toox IsLARD, Ty Bene b T} STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. Nattce fn lorchy glren that tho aunust moating of the Btackholders of the Rackford, Hock Island & St. louis Railroad Company wili bo held at_tlia Ofticos of tlio Gom= Bauy Lo tho cliy of Raok Tsinnd, 1it, on Woduosday, the th dey of Oatober next, at 13 o'clock, noon, R. R, COBY, Prostdont, Joun P. Winrremeap, Soorciary. MISCELLANEOUS, Tnter-State Tndustrial Bxposition, oF OI—IIO{-&GO. MEETING OF DIRECTORS, ‘Tho rogular monthly maating of the Board of Dirocto of i T o SRy Taiastrel Eapotiion of Ohlagoc ol Do hiold at 87 Washl on TUESDAY, Sopi.'s, at anin Butolook p. m, ' A fufl att 1 rdpor, ordur 10 arcanio PROGIAMMI FOR AT DERNING DAY, Bopt. b, and to transaot suoh otber businews a8 be. sented, iy bepre JOUN P. REYNOLDS, Searotary. To the People of Bnelewood. “Wheelor & Wilson Sewing Machines can be obtained of Mrs, Oaroline Conden, our nowly nppointed ugont. at her Millinery and Drossmaking Elstablishmont in BEnglewood, Monthly payment system, Bame torms as o our salesrooms, 165 Stato.at, BUBNHAM & FLANWERY, Oity Agents, A Meeoting of the Legal Voters and Residents of Lake View, Sauthof Dirersoy-at., faroring annsxation to tho alty of Ohloago, wil m‘.fm‘x" llul,“flxhlnn‘!. o, o xm"-;!u‘;; ., Bdut Tohool-houso, on Mubilsy ovoning, Bent. B 'alcluck. A Tario attondanoy is denred, o oL % o STORAGE 3“:"’ lgofieyl ;ud.vtunug‘t; on l‘x‘“ kinds of 1;;!01:- Tiy af urlington arehouse, cornor At &ad Bixtoonth sta, R, BANGHI, - Bald Heéids_l 1 you will 0sll on us, wo will cowvinca you that your hair can bo roproducud. BELL MANN & 00, "T0 Y FRIENDS, Yoursol! and fifonds aro ruspeotiully Invited to attond a'l}’lfi‘(‘h‘l‘;’&‘i. wfi&r’%(‘l""fl"". 'ln II‘;“J’ Bowmanrille on Vi, 0. Slovn, Axent, OUR EXPOSITION. The Grand Structure Rapidly Ap- proaching Completions Every Inch of Space to Be Oooupied by Exhibitors, Rates of Admission Agreed Upon Yesterday. Tmportant Circular Issued by the Exceutive Committee. ‘There is always somothing now to be discov- ored at the Exposition building, or from the gen- tlomen who have ifs manngement in churgo. Tho building itsolf is hoing pushed forward with such rapidity that day by day its appoaranco changon for the bottor, In its rapld spring to- ward complotion it fs n it emblem of the oity whoso oaatorn outskiria it bonutifies, and of whose resources and entorprive it promises to bo #0 grand an exponent. Quietly and unoston- tatiously, ita projactors, as soon ay tho original idea was declarod a good ono, set to work, and, almost with the supornatural suddenness of the appearance of Aladdin's palaco, the building arisos on tho lake shoro,—the Btars and 8tripes from the contre domo announclng the roofing in of the structure just sovonty-thres days aftor the firat pile was driven, Even in its prosont unfiu- ished condition the building prosonts a noblo aspoct, ita oxterior, viowed from any standpoint, proving oven more imposing than its wido- sprond anto-natal portraits glve promise of, while ho Interior, although marred by & Juublod mass of incongruous materials, is in itselt worthy of a visit, the offect of the im- ‘monno, archiod hall, 800 foot loug, 200 feet wido, and 80 feot high, u clonr, unbrokon spaco from ond to ond, boing magnificont. ) HOW IT LOOKS, The prexont aspect of the building assures its complotion within the specifiod time. The car~ pentor work of the maiu building is progreusing rapidly aud “wiil be finished by Baturday next, when all tho oxtra force will bo put on to com= ploto tho restaurant and ladics’ parlor, structures which wall be respeatively to tho north and south. of the art gallery, and whoso proportions will bo 200 feeb in length by 20 in width oach, Tho work which is mow being dono with saw and hammer is tho closing In of a stray hole in tho roof, raising o throo-foot high railing round the gallory, and putting on tho various flnishing touches in various parts of tho building. An invitation to ascond to the top of the build- ing was accepted by a TRIBUNE reporter, aud, aftor a climb of a couplo of flights of stairs and a fow ladders, the dosired olovation was atiained. Hore a splondid bird's-oye viow of the building bolow was obtained,and the thought involuntari- Iy'nroso of what s magnificent sight it will bo when it is filled with tho products of our manu- focturors, among which will swarm s swaying multitudo of enger sight-scors. Lighty feot bo low liea tho floox, and eiglty foot above 18 the apox. of tho 'contral domo. To clinib this “thoro is s pole ruuming up tho middlo and studdod ot _intorvals with sta- plos large enough to admit » No. 13 baot of tho Lieaviest wnke. Tuo climb up this re- quired cousiderable oxortion, but once arkived on top g THE VIEW, OUTSIDE amply ropaid the trouble. Lmmediatoly beneath Iay thio gigantio building, with ite maltitudo of roatly-diminishad artizans atill merrily plying Ftimor and ohisel, " Tha splendid trophy of. it and euterpriso having boen thoroughly scanned, aglance at “tho oharms which Naturo to her votaries yiolds™ wos amply rownrded, Eastward lay Loke Michigan, hor surface apparently just rppling under 'the action of the caill north wind. ~ Almoat undornonth sre two nppavoutly tiny steam-dredges, sssiduously picking up tho Inke's foundation by thespoonful, and dropping it into barges moorsd alongside them. Further east Incumivg aud outgoing enils, to the number of twenty-five, on- bauco the view and give agontla Lint of the importance of our city, in & marino powmt of view; whilo still further east, o long, thin giny Tino hordly distivguishable 'from tho leaden clouds above it is recognized s the shore of Michigan. To tho west lay Chicago, the roofs of hor grandost bwidings glstoning mo- mentarily ina stray streak of sunlight, O by one " the Titans are distinguished, TripuNe Buildiog, the Pacific, Tremon Palmer Hotels, Sluger Building, and the bundreds of minor arcuitoctural boauties which will sbortly gladden the eycs of our visitors. Further west strotchos tho sourco of Chicago's grnntnnnn, tho bouudloss prairie, another ses, ut ono whose only waves aro the undulations of riponed whoat-flolds, whoso roadwaya are of staol, and whoso ships are tho ewift-ilying loco~ motives, whoso presonco, hero and thero, 18 ov~ idoncod by o patch of white swoke, cleatly do- fined agajust tho dark green surface, Atters long, nnd rather regrotful look, the downward Lrip Was made, and tho floor, just 160 foot below, was reached in safety. THE INSIDE APPEARANCE is not a8 granduow as it will bo when the staging of thio_ contral dome 1s removed, an oporation whiich i now in progross and will bo complolod by noxt Thursday. 'Lhe work of arranging the oflics of tho various mauagers is being dono, whilo & gang of mon are devoting their attontion to constructing tho roportorial sauctum, a room 40 feot 1n longth by 20 in width, belog closed in for thoir special bouofit, immodiazely nbovo tho main entrauce, Tho lir’htillg of the building at night is to be on o lavish scale. Thoe light from each of the gna jots will be intonsifiod by o gluss refleotor, while from the contral doma will de- Joudan ‘immonao chandelior, one of the largest, n fact, that was ovor built in tho country. THE STEAM POWER to bo omployed iu the building will bo under the management of Mr. Beovil, who is hurrying up matters in his lino, 80 18 tobe ablo to have things workivg ensily bi.y tho time tho o]umln[é takos place, Already tho foundations are laid for tho ongino that will be employed. An ongine of 175 horse-powor will drive no less thau 230 foot of shafting,—140 foot on cech side of the building, Tho shafting on the west sido of tho building will bo conuected with that on tho osat by an endloss wiro rufi)u, and this means of transmit- tiug power will 'boone of tho most intarest- ing featuros of tho mechanical show. A~ smoler upright ongine will bo ome ’)luyed to work 80 additiovnl foot of shafting, Tho motive power of theso engines will be gou- erated by two boilors in o special building, 40 fost squaro, erocted on tho northeastoin corner of the grand building, and whosa preseuco is clearly domonstrated { the hundred-foot chim- ney which towera in that locality, Oune of tho boilers ig of 105 horae-power, the other of 250 horse-power,—tho latter boing at prosont on route from Now York, The shafts, Pullnya, and haugers, which are all ready to pnl h plave, ave of Illinols manufaciure, On account of tho un- expoctodly gonoral np{)llcnllun for space on tho part of muohinists and manufacturers of iron roods, it bas been dotoimined by the mana- gors to_placo such goods of this deseription as will not require motive power in a separate building. ACCIDENTS, In the eractlon of a lmlhl!n{; of the magni- tudo of thnt of the Exposition it in to be ox- pected that sccidents of & moro or lows sorious unture will ocour, and yet, now that the con- summation of the structure, that the putting on of the finlshing touch, is so near at hand, itisa sourco of katiutaction that, notwithstand{ug tho nlmost more than Olucaguan colerity with which 1t has boon bullt, but fow sorious misadventuros hiave occurrad. _Suvon aceidentshave happened, aud of theso only one bas proved faial, the cane boing that of & carpentor named MoLean, who, while drawing o lover, foll Luuk n distanco of ouly four feet, ° fracturod his _ thigh, and - dled wubsoquontly of Intornal inflammation, The nocldent whieh comen noxt in point of soriousnoxs b that whih Lofol Dryan_ Whiltakor, foromau of & gang of carponters, Upon his béwd fell o hammor whioh slipped from tho belt of & carpontor working upou tho roof of tho building, A hololn the ] @mm aribwne, NUMBER 17. skull an inch urtunru and half an inch deop was tho ronult, but the ernration of trepanning hav- inf boen succossfuli, performed, the man rs idly recoverlng. Decker, the contractor, broke his leg; tho wspocial wntchman got his hond smasliod and had n bad fall ehortly’ aftorwards, whilo one or two ‘minor ‘occurroncos” closo what must bo considored a very email list of casualtios. As nn ovidonco of tho intorest taken by pooplo of al! elnswos in tho wolfaro of tho olty's vonture, iv . .y bo stated that tho dootors who attonded partios hurt at tho Exposition in- variably chiarged only half ratos for their sor- vicos, EXEZOUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING, A mooting of the Lxocutive Committes was held In the ofiice of the Exposition Company yontoday afteruoon for tho transaction of gor- oral business, wnd, more partionlarly, to receivo tho suggoestions 'of the Commitlce who had visjted the Oincinnati Exbibition. The objoct of the visit was mainly to dotormino upon the. most sultablo ratos of admiesion lo charge. Aftor lmlu'inq the Cincinnati Committeo, who Bpole vory highly of the maunor in which thoy hnd boon Clucinuati, 1t was rowolved that on tho flirst five dnys of tho weok the charge for admission would bo fixed at, adults G50 conts, chil- dren, 25 conts ; achool childron, 15 contw, while on Saturdny adults would be admitted for 26 conta j childron, 16 conts. An excoption to the abova rulo taken placo in caso an_evening ontor- tainmont, proviously aunounced in tho daily pross, tokes place, when an additionsl chargo will bo mado. Exhibitors’ tickets for tho eoasun will bo wold at £10 cach, whilo coupon tickots for thelr employes, good during the season, will bo Bold at $4 apieco. Contracts for work in the two rostourants, tha sheds and foncas, woro awarded, the carpen= ter-work boing lot_ous to Jumos lnf;x'nhnm; the tin-work to If, K. Naviu, and the plastor-work to Reoves & Wolla, iz A commitico was nppointed, conslsting of Monsts, Drako and Brown, to atrango for wusio duriug the Exposition. The Irousurer was in- struoted to inake the necossary arrangomonts for the sale of tickets. Tt was rosolved that the noxt genoral mooting of the Board of Dircctors, having for its object tho srrangemont of & propramme for the forinal opening of tho Exposition, be held on Tucs- day aftornoon noxt. ARDNANGEMENTS FOR THE OPENING, Aftor considering tho dato at which it will bo snfoto announco tio openiuy of the exhibition, it was decided to pubjish tho following stuto- mont: ‘The Intor-State Industrisl Exponttion of Ohicago will be formally opencd to the publle on Thurday, *Scpts 25, 1873, at whieh timo it I8 oxpected tho Exbibifion, i all ita parts, will be thoroughly and compyietaly ready, Tho Executive Committeo Lave, thoraforo, ordercd treatod in that First—Exhibitors, thoir ngents, and workmen in thelc omploy, will bo admitted to tho Exposition build- ing for tho plirposo of making preparatory structures, onand after tho 10th ust., aud all such structures ‘must bo comploted on or before the 18th fust. Second—Axticles for exhilition will be rocelved in tho bullding on and aftor tho 16t inat., from which date forward o proper police forco will bo kupt on duty night and day, P hird—All Setilos for exhibition must bo in_plnco, properly arranged, and ail boxes, wrappinge, and other packing materfals must be rontoved from thio Lilding on or boforo Tuesday, tho 30d fost,, nt12 m. Fottrth—Any faflire on the port' of on_ecxhibitor lo comply atrictly with elthor of ‘the foregolug requiro- meuts will bo token as o relinquiehment of all right 1o tho epaco allotted {0 bim, sud it will not bo restored to him except for good cause, on order of tha Exeoutive Committco, In moking this announcoment, the Exocutive Com= mittoo Luvo the pleasro to slato that no part of the proparatory work lins been delayod or fuiled o bo ac- complishod prompily in sccordance with the original plans, It {sthef intention to continue flio Eamo prompinesaand_regularity throughout, und to cnable this 10 be dono, ft i necossary that each exhibitor lio also promptly on thme, For tho Excoutive Committee, Jouw P, REYNOLDA. THE GINCINNATI EXPOSITION, A oall wpon Mr, Penrce, President of tho Third Natiousl Bauk, one of the goutlomen who visited the Oinelunati show in the mterost of our own, was rowardod with the information tbat tho Chicago doiegaios wero hoartily wel- comod by tho onergotio sons of tho ouco Queon City, whowo throne wus 8o suddenly usurped by Chicago. Thoy took them ot ouce into their confidence, showed thoir_ Exposition, oxplainod whoro thoir judgment had boon proved corroct by subsequent_experlonco, and whore it had erred, suggestod romedios by which our dotegutos could nvuid disastor, and although acted in o monnerwhich impressed thom in our q»n'.l- mittee's _ostimation vory favorably, Their ghow Mr. Pearce pronounces to be o #plendid one, tho only thing it lacks boing o suit- able building, The attendsuco during their visit was not very good, and all tho upnce was not accupiod. Tho show of machinory wus iin- ‘monso, wiulo the floral display. wa such s, Mr. Pearco counsidors, no othor city in the Union can equal. An instaoce of tho extremelv-gonorous good-foeling which tho Cincinnati mutgers feol towards our own Lxposition was plainly shown in their releasing oxbibitors, who hud sig:red en- gogomonts to keop their wares on Laud until tho exhibition was olosed, in time to displey thar gooda here. This iy hearly good-followship, which will not soon Do forgotton, It is M. Poarco's opiuion, as well a8 thal of many prominent citizous of Ciucin- nati, that that cicy will soud not less than 10,000 visitors to our Exposition. THE BECRETARY. 3 Tho [sbors of Mr. Jul P, Reynolds are inces- sant, aud oft-tmes of a vory arduous and doli- cato nature, About 400 exhibitors havo each in turn tried to porsuado bim thet his paiticalar display will bo the finoet in tho Exposition, and desorving of about six times as large & spaco &y ie available in tho vory best part of the bmldm]i‘ How he satistios them all ia s mvstory thatit would ba unfair to attompt to unravel; ‘snflice it to know that ho doos satisfy the most enthusi- astio. Not throo weoks remain to be passed betweon now and tho day of the Exposition opouing Much work is to bo done 1 the meantime, biit that it will be dono, and well douo, there is no reagon to doubt, for Chicago euergy, which hus Dot yot lonrned the meaniug of the word failure, is nt worle, SUBURBAN NOTES. EVANSTON. The Board of Trustees of this villago assom- bled in the Council-Chamber on Fridey ovoning. Prosent, Trusteos L. J. Gago, 1L G. Powers, Wiltiam Blauchard, William Phelps, 0. A. Wil- lard, Hugh A, White, Corporation Counsol, and Charlos X. Baanistor, Clork. The Street Commissionor was ordered to ro- pair tho bridgo over tho ravino crossing Chicago avonuo, north of the University Campuy, at the foot of Haven street. A plat of tho subdivision of the property now ocouplod by tho Evanston Briok-Warks was pro- souted for the spproval of the Board, and rofor- red to the Committoo on Plats and Bubdivi- sons. An ordinance was ordored opening Bherman avenuo as far north as tho intersection of Groenloat stroot and Autliony Hascomp's farm. A potition signed by the majority of the proporty-ownora on Shorman avenuo ask- ing the Boord to pass an ordinance giving the Evanston Horse-Railwny Company the right of way on Shormau aveuuo its entiro longth, wilh power to lay a track snd to conatruct all nocessary switchos and turnouls, tho Company to use sald track for a horee-rail- way subjoct to such restrictions and conditions a8 the Board may imposo. Reforrod tothe Com- mittoe on Btreots and Alloye. An ordinanco authorizing tho lssuo of 240,000, Interest-boaring bonds, to bo known ay the ¢ Liv- anston Water Loan Bonds,” was read by L. J. Gage. Unanimously passed. G A, Willard wau appointod to il the va- canoy in the Committeo on Stroots sud Alloys, caured by the abuonco of Wilson Phelps, A plat of the, subdivislon of University prop- nrtv&u the northiorn portion of tho village was roforred to tho appropriate committoo. A potition for the enlargemont of the alloy In Blooks 2 and 6 into & 40 foot court wus pro- sontad, read, nnd reforred, ‘I'io Bonid adjourned to Tuesday night, WIGHLAND IARK, The Milwaukoo train on the Northwostern Road, which iu due in Ohicago at 5 o'cloak a. m., way dotalved a couplo of hours at Highland Park on Baturday mornlng by thoe breaking of tho locomative, Tho pussongors wero transfor- red to tho ilighland Park passonger, aud by it woro brought to tho city. PLUHONAL, The romnink of Guorge Unasslday, whe dicd voountly at Evansto, woro on Saturday mormug forwarded to Joliet for interment,