Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 4, 1874, Page 2

W THE €HICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1874 = ¢ g INSURANCE. General Serenity Prevailing on LaSalle Street, The ,Non;fsflarfi 'Crom.panies Do- ng-a Heavy Business. Special Investigation of New York’s Capacity for Kesisting Fires. Fifty-nine Companies, Fifty-one Eugines, Twenty Kook and Ladders, and 548 Firemens The Location and Character of the Water-Mains and Pipes. Oge Hundred and Five Millions of Gallons of Water Consum-~ ed Daily. 3 The Dangers South of Canal Street, and Means for Resisting Tiem, The St. Louis Globe | Insurance on Sheridan’s Pian. THE LOCAL SITUATION. LaSails sireet is itee!f again. The insurance 2gencies abounding on that resnvered from _the excitem: tboroughfare have ent occasioned by the withdrawal of tho National Board companies, and eversthicg in going on again aa Tegularly a3 clock-work. A+ stated yesterday, nearly every azency = the city has retaine d two or more good companics, and all of them are doing now & very good business, ~ In fact, they are doing a better b Lozr iness toan they did before the National Cowpanies left the city. Ever since the incieased ratos were adopted by the local Board last September, insurance business in this city ‘has been st a stand-stul, but wiling 1o pay those The adoption of that ta 2 withdrawal, and copsequently when few citizens being exorbitant rates. riff was actuslly the companies did withdraw, it had po oflect what- ever. their action having previously been neu- tralized. 5 THE NON-ZOARD CO! MPANTES Jobn street, Maiden 1ane, and adjacent localities, Where for yeats & great conflagration has beed predicted,.and in which, if & fire onco got Lead- wav, the croskers wonld probably seo their wamt foars reatized. Butwits these exceptions, atd the few other incideatal or acciden ai rocans of | furnishing fames, bevord shat of the builiiuga | themselves, this part of Now York bad Leen | stewd.ly growig mto more assurcd kafety. Abuve the City-Hall, and eastward, Chatham street and square, tho Lower Bowery, «'ranklin, | Pearl. Now Canal, Division, East Broadway, etc., ! etc., stretchiug down to the East River, through Chorry. Catherine, Market, Water, and other streeta of unsavory odors and namos, is a maes ot dangerous noighborhood,—not nearly so val- unble, bowever, 83 to probable losass as the ather section bsyoud Broadway. Taking the weat side of Broadway, from blurray strect up to Cabal, and from Lroaaway to Hudson and Weat Broadwag, & section known a8 TIE DRY-GOODS QUARTER, and we have tho one on which the auxiety of in- surance companies and fire and police depart- ments is mostly concentrated. The streets aro mainly narrow, having been formerly the abode of Lhe poorer people who were employed *down town.” One causs of the comparative mmuni- ty of thia ares from destructive fires i coneid- ered to be the fact that it has coased to have auy large resident population. With the excep- tion of the smaller etrects that fringe it, like the trayed ends of a lady's ekirts that havo seen service, and the comparatively insiguificant num- ber of jamitors’ famulies, ete., Who sleep in it, thie lower end of New York is fast becoming a8 the City of London is—a place deserted at night—devoted to trade, but bot to living. THE FIZE DIPARTMENT cf this city consists of & Chief Engineer, who ia the bead of the Department, an Assistant Chief, ten battalion commanders or engineers, forty-ons steam engine snd eizhteen hook and ladder companies—in, all fifty-zine companies ; each cousisting of tvelve men, or 6S¢in all. The en- gine companies consist of & foroman and assist- ant, an engipesr end driver, and eight men. The hook and ladder comrantes consis: of foreman and driverand ten men. Each of the latter com- panies carry two Babceock extinguishers to oxch truck. There are two chemical engince in use in the annoxed towns, sud two kept in the city proper. Thexe are served in dotails from the reg- ular companies. Thoe Department now bas fifty- one steam-engines, of which ten are held in re- rerve. Tuera ara twerty fully equipped hook and ladder trucks, of which two are beld in re- serve, Your Iire Departmeut is cilicised, I find, by the Now Yorkera for not being btter supplied by this arm of the servize. All the en- gines are from one marufastory, ke but are of five differcnt patterns. Tiere nte tive self-propellers in nse,—the inst of which is re- garded 23 a great success. THE FIRE-ALARN TELEGEAPI seems to be mple for ail purposes, there being 533 boxes in operation within the 23 sqasre miles contained in the aity proper. These are divided into forty-one circuits. sounded here. Throe signals are given. At the first alarm, in the territors south of Canul, aa well as that north up to Fifty-ninth street, five enginea and threa hook and lsdder companios ars concentrated. Tlus can be done inside of five minutes, and generally within thres. Onthe second alarm, two more eugines arrive ; and on the third alarm cleven engihes and five hook ana Indder trucks, 8 total working force of nearly two hundred 1nen are concentrated. After that the Chief Engineer seuds for such enzines. &c., a5 he may deem necessary. In thus concentrat- ing their forces the Department endeavors to arrange it 8o that the companics are gathered from alteroate districts. In tho territors north of Fifty-ninth street the force is reduced 8o that on the first alarm three ongines 2ad two hogk " and ladder trucks generally assemble, and atter- wards in proportion. THE AREA SOUTH OF CANAL STREET is divided into threo fire battaions, with ton en- gines and six hook-and-ladder companios. Bat. for administrative purposes, the Firat (or chief) Distnct runs up to Youriceuth strear. Ib is '| founa that thie bulk of all fires, 28 well as have ns much business on hand as they can | alarms, occur within the area between Clianbers possibly attend to, and they sre still under- wriuing at the old rates. The Board companies. semaining hereare alzo sick of the high rates sdorted lase S row making their ovn rates. eptember, and many of them aro They claim that they are no longer bound toabide by the decrees of the Board since the companies in whose favor those rates were made have withdrawn. They e mo resson why they ehould not make the brst of the present situation, znd do all the business they can, regardless of the feelings of tlhie coropanice st present on a strike. THE UTMOST GOOD prevailed in insurance circles FEELING yesterday, aud DOE & single insurance agent could be found who felt diecouraged in tho lesst. They all were tnanimous in their opinion that the action of the Exccative Committee had not the effect it was_expected to have, and that the strikers wuuid be glad to come back agan ere long. All ex;Tex: 4 themselves as confident that in a short “time thig 2ity would be better protected against i pe exvoptitig compsnios would be glad to bus that cuok companies as b afraid to do bukidess egonciea hete. - ‘than-any other city in the Duited States, not iNew York, and that the witbdrawing eome back agamn, ad heretofore been in‘this city would establish FOST OF THE*EASTERY TYSURANCE MEN who ware in th Iest evening for St Tiou: of ‘Fire Enginesrs ‘to to day “before vesterday lefs attend the meeting bejd in that city. A Tminmyrireporter conversed with seyentl of them Lefore taey 16Tt d they cluimed that'the se- tion of tho Nationat Bonrd y: eountof:the fire of “Ju}; rather a bleasingfor city, bat oo account of the & tiia: thio Fire Department: of daciplined,:and of Do scvoun! thareorganizationzof the ¥ the mawn thing recuirad.to’bri draming com[aaies: It wuch that exlubited'as theso fres ‘s and Giles: Bro: & \C6res { Those fires, they claim, proved beyond:s doubt -this city whs:ant L. JEOr:this resson; ire Department:was ing back the withi ' mismanagement as should: becomd ap- parent in.osher citiss, the Natiobal Board wonid; urdoubred); The me %70 4 ] 10 e oulside public’ whai jis! this city orat:Louiseiilé: for ing a love-feasts. & cluded from these: Weetingd thie srecial aredls ‘romerinied” éri shate: print. Ilicss ag . L _adjonrued. :Nothivg fof inte he' riembers: of.-this-Asdociati the epacial and travelmg-agente of Radtem oti< panics doing businésa. in - thie !\VestandSouth: jov meet every:three or four ‘months!‘either ha: ‘Tearon ‘the ization: 2 traneacted-at these the: gurpose’ 18 beckute-sbme of Ir coutidontial. ~They ‘expreey thémmelven pretey freely, of course, understauding: thst/ne further 158 rede of their words sfter the weating ad- jozrns:- Fheynlgorenioy Sienike1Pen>goneranyr tue compauies ingvary care:fSosibg the b THEXE.COND! + Epecial Lorrespdndende of Sorith 6, Jirgei—n about oue-Gitk of the.eutirs Area of Man -1 tho ono-which 1sland ¥! affs tion of tazalle property, crowdad with mercaandise, .and ,strests.ixd ont | 170N OF, NEW TORK, e Guacani Tyiiod ‘NE) 1o e il Larvifors. smbracin cted is rogarded.as thd most | 10 som= dérrae after thie old-fishioned cdw»pl{h’ idea. - It wilF hagmstier of, wen of streteizes frigh the toe of & Lastery—to Blre o the East. 1ot iportauce. of /0 far a8 bounde this aren, on all but t] Wit £ Tiot: Sub-Tressary, the great | offices of lawyers, brokes pt crowd of agen ther wits a% 2 rala i porsion el Lelon the Ci Jurss printing: and sraular. fi voied 1o the, rage of oil - Foidzo Lo learn g eteamship companiés, . DSt Of the- bauks, the: United''States urance-palaces, ithe! s, ete,, are 11 intaredt be bzee line, s sad all ‘the ngnde aof -+ the lwed; intizmmoble wharfs aud werchbuses, whule: thonsands of tous of ehipping “of with'articles that | re baddiod clico 3long.the rickefty, 120, 1418, rok -city.. - Coming- all ¥inds,’ 1 feadily! the” Custom~ which. Live “a0d other people's. want: mainiy emowd- islang Holl. There are anumber nd! Liouses, 2 - fow-cigar, packing-box, ories, and a considerable area des: in the Jowerparts of i : || ofth - and Fourteenth streets. The Depariment head- quatters.aro situsted in Mercer street, No. 137, and the celerity with which alarms are auswered can be gcen by the fact tha:, withina weel, large buildings next 1o the Deparcment itself, occupied &8 & planing-mill, carpenter-ehop, box- factory, &c., caught fire, the front buildivg being " gutted ‘before it waa finally suppressed. ‘Seven companies,—engine and Look-end-ladios —were on the ground within three miuutes. The telegraph-opcrator sounded the sccond alarm at onee, and then the third, and eleven engines, with the otber tucks, reported within soven minutes, and were all &t work inside of ten. Tnere was need of it. The engineer in Churge norured wo that, &3 & iulo, ibe camo thing could be done at any time within the sce- tion below Canal, while at night the w..rk would be even more rapid. The most imporiant feat- ure of this subject is, of course, THE WAIER SUTPLY. R The smount of water consumed daily in N York reaches the astounding aggregats_ of 103 000.000 gullons. This is the marximum so far, and is, 28 & rule, oniy obtzined in the summor tune. It will run down, during continued rain, £0 90,000,000, and will average about 97,000,000 gallons. = Tné average increass per angum has ‘been for severnl years past at the rate of 5,000,- 000 gallous daily. The Water Department at City-Hall can double the supply down-town on an emergency, and upen ' teiegraphic order, within & very brief space. The engineers in charge, with whom T couversed, complain of the laxity of the law as to waste of ater, and as- sert that thero are no effectual’ meaus to check thia. Of course tho water voluma Jozes much of its force by the tue it gets to Canal street and below, and the chief purpose of the Croton Board, and of tusir ongincenng, is to Leep vol- ume, if not force, always svailable. It will be rémembered. probably, that Broadway ocenpies ihe crowa of the island—is m fact the summit of tho water-ehed or dorsal ridge which was a dis- tinguishz foaturo of Manhat:an, before it was buitt, ‘ove: descends slightly a3 you j, T BOWM - . the Lattery, sud 50 either to tho waters of the bay:and:the ayms.thereof. The divide or rifige, a8 DLW Bi¥Anged; embraces Church stroet toths northwest=of “Broadway, and tho Lower Bowéry 2ad /Chatham Square; with the inter- strocta to the eist, “From these, on el tue étreets” descend, towards tho water-fronta; These. facts.must bo borne in mind; it -order.-to.-understana how.tha Oroton engiueers.huve.golved tlieir problam of “volums nd reserve. | - Church: strect- is* the' objective poitit:) This 18 & nareow thardughiare, <-1he firat fist adivay, Fnnping irom Gabal South 16 Fultoy; ‘street, about thee-qnarters of amije. :: he ares under copsduratios is acpphed with. ator:. by -30-ineh .mam: under: ‘Lrosdweyy @ town; down‘Mopt ticot(x thotoughfare I¥ing "betwean™ Brosdwar and iy Bow, 14 'Sdiai el i *b | 8: 2¢-inchi mam .under :Esvex’ stroot. | T Phieas diffepe " copinect, withi verious 12 | and -iich distéibutors &t dUlerefit pofntar=ak st §7 Bt EKSL BrouTvay. Aol | Chatham Synare;.at 8 1§-mck main along Lower | Penclto:New Chambers street:.and_againféeds ing a-18-ioch.mein a: Willam streot. The Brondway mnin conbieets gt Chambéra stret | thio'otiier side 8¢ 'Church, acd at ‘the lowe ¢ dry-a00da quatler.” Therd avd tico'D 8 on’ Tludsow; Street, oné on, Collega rlace o ize; two.19-inch; feeders ‘un Uanalstroot. i southern® Lonndary of this -distriet: i ~Faltnt Btrent =at fedst” for our present purppsesiand #16.inchrhain conncets, ‘av‘the Coural #ng Liok fiis 36, with, tho, reverss, Hre-thun’ ois Ciitireh gtices. - e Bt \ ».This. great main-is ;regarded ested—FLie and Wxter Dgpartments: the The objecti:c! locating -the “hydiants ‘of the L is'borne iy mmd that that thorduzlifare is but 0 feet wige, aid 1t would ve 1aposAIpIO to werk it sneféosfully If o great _firg hould oceu Tho', distaricp ; ¢ , which ., the, Lydzasts . ur ?pllcui.nunh]us ithe eNgines .andi'men’ to:work: {aver the rear of tho great buildings. ' It 18'bo~ lioved this will in itself constitate & sreat sqvan Itage.! Thie Chyich mtreet main ‘s ‘conbectsd u {several pomts with fhio geucral ststem. bt the leut-birs “aze RLCIF £A% Control f D puses, Balow - Cite-Ilail, the . Bioadwaymai n that down William, and thie 16-incly.ono 0a. Fule ¢ |iton, make a sutticiens volume. : The: ground: be- :ing glopang: enatles thee eugines to araw very {essity. atd the repidity wih which ths reservorr s bot adbed and the . Solumie. Toc; 6ased 18 an- Xditional ; security. The Cnach stieet tain, {5 1pylies thedesideratum sought,—a constant ond. "|{ smpl Tescrve of water ou'tlie top of ths ridg, Wash Yogard o tho size of the mains,"ecs ‘ eers think that none should belaid of less than ithat." Twelve:inch js the must wreful, and . il il ol e | ihains of 42-mob diameter. . Absut- 160,000 fect '|jrave beanlmu’ and sowe 15, 000more will be un- No general alarm is | | ity and ‘one of sama capawity on Greenwi-h... Thera & ' all "intore || v | Churon street msin'is ;easily appreciatod.” when: d:}:dounle-ended journa §cdidn; 6-inch’didmster, ahd compatativels fow feet, cf” | dergronnd befors winter. These hngs arteries 1 will only be laid under the few great lines of commumication, and all tho others will be made subsidiary theret OF coutse the workings of x . THE 1:SURANCE PATROL BYSTEM needs liztie iilantration to a_Chicagg reader. Tueie are threo stations and pafrots ‘organize.d, tise luwer one baving charge of the arca from Caual street south. ~ Itz station is in Murray street, near Lroadway, and about midway of ita- district. During the wiuter mouths its efliciency is increased by a night force, which patrols the streets. Its vaiue may bo scen by the following figures: For the year ending April 30, 174, tho lower patrol extinguished tweuty-five fires out of forty-four, the total of all thros patrols. All of these were put out by the use of tho _fire-extinguishers, The same patrol attended ninctecn fires where no alarm was given by bell or telegraph. | It also sounded the alarm at nincteon other fires, making a total of 8fty-thres, making s service at fires of 243.45 Lours, whora 1talso spread 2,106 covors. Thia service was all below Canal streot. The Antomatic Fire Telegraph 18 in use toa large extent, and increasing daily. Nearly all the great dry-goods warchouses ara counected theroby with the Patro] Station. *There are fifty-two of these signals, or rather there are fifty-two warehouses furnished wmith them. The oper- ations of the system is explained as follows: It s operated by the eflectof the fireitsclf, at iix very commencement, u auy part of a bullding, and through the- agency of tho hested air, at i tempera- Ature sbove ordinary chanfes (-0 that false alarme canaot oceur), it {unisn:ly signals aud records at the nearest stalion the nuniber of the building and the apartment on firs. Telegraph circuits connect wilh and run from patrol quarters in various directions, all at the ox- pense of the telegraph company, THE BROOKLYN WATER-SUPPLY 18 considered by the Croton engineers, with the ex- c2ption of the Churchstreet main, as being rather better than that of this city. The waste of water i8 less, thio Parks Department aro obliged to use their water over again, aud very fow small mains are laid in the city. The topography i3 more ad- vautageous, and the nature of the buildings— chiefly private houses—is in that city's favor. ‘T'here ia but ope thing to be aaded to the statements made, and that is ag rogards a float- ing stedm-onging. The New York Fire Depart- meot now have under contract s Dowerful i+ foater,” for which, mhen cumpleted, an ap- propriate crew will pe provided. This vessel will be stauioned midway between Canal and the Battery, on the North Kiver. .Itis probablo an- other will ve constructed fur the east sido. The only versel wow nsed is the property of the marius underwriters,—tho Jobn Fulton.—buta forco for conveyanco of engiues aud men, a8 well a8 for towins vessels on tire or in dauger thereof, is easily improvised from tugs snd ferry- buats. z R. L H. e PRESS COMMENTS. The New York Ecening Post of the 1st says: Chiicago property is probubly more heavily morigag- ed than that of auy other city in thix country, sud it o~ comiea & question of vast mowent Low tue hulders of the mortgages will look upon the uuprotected coudi- tion 1 which thelr Securiy is now left. A mudden and general fureclosury of these mortzages would work a ruin, the effect of Which is hard 1o estimate. Nor is it probatle -that the misfortune will be delased, becauss many of the policies slready written Lave some time to run. The great fire of 1871 occurred in Octaber, and thie majurity ol anbual policies now iu existunce there sxpire with that month. Te abetract quesiion of the right of the companies 10 force these reforis on Chivago resolves itseif lato tho gdestion of the rigut of the . companies to couduct their busiuess where they piease, Should the - leadiny insurance comjunies decide to. withdraw their - sgencies - from any eily on any trivial pretest or Wita a view to secure certain meisurcs in their own interests alone, this swould bos kind of persecution whicia would et witn general condemuntion. But o sttempt of this kind woold bave apy Hkelibood of wii.ccast. A8 we have #3id above, the companies are not brund to obey the recommendations of the Nationl Doard, The surcess of each company depeuds on the amount of safa busi- Dess it cun do. If good rirks are not taken by umo company they will be by a rival. It is only reason- able, therefore, to sazsume that wien such unanimity of uction is fecurcd a8 is spparent in_the present case, .the- comy:nies are only waying proper stieution’ 1o their owa interests, Weo are inforimed thet a thorougu iuveasigation is maidug of the insurance Lusiness usLo in Cuicago by eastern companics, during pis: years, and that the reswt wiil ehow that the_comPauies were acuuial lgeers on the policies written there even before the dayn of extentive conflagrations, . - - *_ When thesc demands were first made the tone of the Clic.go_press was oue-of open defiance of the in- surungo companies zud denuncistion of their action. Tiso Chicsge F4mes, scle:ung the L-nguage of tL fiam, toid the.Underwriters to *Go and be dasned.” Tue Inter-Ucean pronounced tho action of the Board unprovokcd =od wulon zsaault on the «redit, business and prosperity of the chty,” and the Toint XX £aid: * We do not ixleve it (taé Buard) con coutrol its own memuers in the pretuses ; but, whether i: can Or Bot, o waut uo wore of its insoient dictatioz—ihe product of combined ignorance and jesuitwm. If1t 5 1100 3 LENER THLINCE Xor tha waran. Jot It £5K8 them thither forthwitin” A few weeks of sober remscrion aud dispassionate discussion bavechanged all this, and tho extracts fromn these ¥2mo newspapers of thls week, which we print inanoilier column, rhow that they Le- giv 1o see their own nteresta more clearly, Let o Liopo that ous of tho present situation, unpicarant s it is, such reforms tay come sa will fres Chicago from tlie control of the peity poiiticiane, enabla ber to reap the benefit of loug exjerience in the East, and add to ber reputation for enterprice an ackuowle ged fure- sight and pradence, from the want of which she Lza already sutiered 5o severely,” = ErRen t = THE WORLD, in &n editorial, says: Tho whale tbi s on [he third demand—that ssking a complete reorganizatiun of tle Fire Dorari- ment. This the City of Ci 3 Tather he kmot of politicians who_eit, a hurrid to- culun, on the breast of the “city.and falscly claim lo Tepresent it. The whole siory of fuctl: i anubordinstion has been re correspondeuce, - The Cos remove the ofiicers; whore: sprointments ouely matters of political bargaining; nay; have re- cently declared their implicit canfidetics 11 them and their conviction that better men can nowhere elao be found. Gen. Shaler hrs been Yuvlied to arsist xf the “reorganization,” and e Commissioners bLave | stated that they will not object to his appointment a3a gure-head, it bemg sifpalated that the underwriters suall pay his selary, ths none of the present force sball bs removed, and that the Commisa. shall contmua to work their drunken snd corrupt wiil in the Department, no wing of their privilegs and-power be- ing clipped.” A couvenient haven far ward politictar:e aud decsyed relatives is ot to.be given up without s | atruggle, snd 8o powerful are the resources of the ins | 8t Chicago, end »0 unscrupulous arc they 1n their usc, | thut it is aimost certain that wich a struggie would ro- | sutt in the perpetuation of their rafe. "Until the pec- ple of Chicago are prepared te pive some guarantee for | the protection of capital, in_their city Ly mkicg Ls nanie less conspicnously s wuonyme for manicipal ex- tortion and incapacity, they” cznnot expect to attract Tuo people of Chicago have been pleascd to flxtter {beir pride by zsserting that this is bat s plot of the | New York merahantx t0 cTush sheir formidatia fnland . rivals in the distributing trada. This chargewill | hardly bear acrious connideration, ' The New Yotk and | Hartford capitalista have more at siaks fo Chicago ' {egmT, giker class, and they are leading ina move- ent whoee ultimate efiect, unless s change be brought | about, will ce,the endangéring and -eudannging - of their own preperty. If,ss the local press constanily | Informa,us, tuexilizens refuss 1o learn wisdom from two dieghiers, bt préjars carefulls for's (hird and Duway more, 47 T 15 raxilered unrafs and juvestments 4ro (a5 vhTemuneraive through mannicipal dishon- esty and demoralization; 18 Stockholders are not to Le blumed or yandered: it ,9r daking such action a8 they havo just ta%in, * i Q@ lobe commanzags fullows on Potice Comm/gsionor Sheridin'a ides that the ¥y ey quife ¥ makd; igsbrdnge in (Chiodgo shpvery wud U} | e LR B e i By i e cd in 'hat position by the recent noval and ex- i traordimary 1orre of -cnaracter—snd Tertilily i T li parallel, frab poaleni o ok - frotfh” ThE Tiusea Of al 6 | from that quarter, and-fu—potics fts cdor it verw r. Bugridzipe ebicf picricis mxu&’&" Honbi. pcwlnv s ability 10 #ign his: paioo seResyielafion: oft 4 MArkS wis b eaiowerl 08 hijn e yiey Lol roogpitton: . Fharraias el deditit Sl e datuirg atl drouda’ g Y w0 Nive i dgrarg. 1ithes ‘de 1 tho-tirs Sl d5 355 o mean, (953 rogice five vears, Mr. Sherip segs, Wio,City of Chicago totally and jmjerisbably Tfelprodf, 1 a comsequence of the labors of fire pirrols. the ext £_fir e e e | renonud-of the Frre Dep ftment l)fm the upheps’ of + 18liticey aud il paid-for by ingumupe gqlkmminms, ] Gaes & Gty1 deTotng: 10 | oduchivs. Guteeitiis RN R R ga the oue smi, wu by Wiromiug iejgers it insuraiica uon the'otter.” Hiy Lpsom glaws with hones Dride st the (hoUAAIE (iat Bere gt gst s welie b3 oo [ the pior mav, oppresmed by Libkng mozojolies tnd comurue exsbriuern, sl qeiker Deal to b gy ety o T AR 3 1 o excs e Fittating bnde Dut oy e emsibie) st humble tensient 2ud obtaiu rsenront from the Gity—if be hia previoraly_vordd thé Xight Licket. . Tia_ camal g funds 6 carry on lua campatzn, the ; i vaid for renewals, sli | 10 merely havato enpe il TR AL from & it "on of Xhe et ou thewr foot. P A Remarkable Family. ... A recent numb e of thie ' BuMile’: Commercial | contaiue s the foliowinis:: » Thiers in 23 bered at, ithe Tesidobes’ Of: M, Owrow DeFofsiuin lh'h"l ! tio E%f;fi”% i traordinary omy 0 TYR/SLINGAT, one of : city, & family rennlon such a8, we believe, bas few'paraliola. It consists of tho fivo sons aud threo davghters of Gideon DeForert and wife, all born 1 Edmeston, Otsago Coituty, the youn of whom is uoW 61 yeass old, the o lust Lot 7 The family, cirele has vever b br ket exi by ental de.th of » s Al this meeting of sli e noeny E Are 1u VBIOUY PATEs Of the cout some Livag in Wiscouria, somo on Stateu Island, and tho otrers widely scattered, —secmaquite remarkable. + “Tne names of this famiiy, given iu tho order of their agos, are as follows: Abel Birdsey De- Forest, born Dec. 20, 1795; Lee Delorcst, born- ‘Aug. 7, 1798; Scily DeForcst_Campbe!l, Crrus Hawley DeForest, Maria DeForest Suyder, Charles Augustus DeForest, Tracy Rob DoFor- est, and Harriett DeForest Fuller, the youngest, born July 28, 1813. The father and mother of the family moved from Connecticat to Otsego County when it was an uvinhabited wilderncss, and thore the family was reared, the primitivo mode. of their living donbtless doing mouch to give them thair robust coustitutions and tuns prolong their lives. Tho father died 1 1840 and the mother in 1644.” THE COURTS. Record of Dusiness Transacted Xes- terday. To-morrow the fall term of {tho Superior Conrt and the United States Circuitand Distnet Cours will begip, and the busy season of litigation set in. Although the last laws of the lass session of the Legla.ure bave already given rise to a large amount of Ltigation, the coming season will probably be quite fruitfal in misunderstand- ings. Many obscurely-drawn statutes remain to be construed, particularly thosa relating to hus- band and wife, aud their as yot undetormined and undetermiozble rolations. The State courts expect to call in aid from the Judges of tho neighboring coumies, if any room can be found for their accommocaticn; and certainly, judging from tho number of suits ‘begun in the psst three months, it scoms that five or six extra Judges could be accommodated with busivess for the next ten mon:bs. ‘Tue character of the litigation, however, will not be mo heavy o8 it was last yeur, for the recenf changes in the Baukrupt law have driven a largo nonmber of small assnwmpsit claims into court. 1t was expected that Judge Buros would be bero thus mouth, in the Supcrior Court, but he caupot come. = Arrangewents are, however, makiog for extra Judyes in the Bupertor Court for November. THE UNITED STATES COURTS. - Bradford Hancock, Asgigues of Brownlee & Cutbibert, filed & bill sgamat D. K. Pearron, Thomas Erownlee, Sr., and_Jobn Browalee. Jr.. to set axide lleged frandulent transter of 160 heres of land in Liviogston Couuty, valued at about 24,800, and described as Lots 3 aond 4 of the N. W. i of Sec. 4, 23, 7. Levi Jolinon began & suit for $1,500 against the Town of Osage, ~ L. B. Dunhiam commenced a sait sgainst A. M. Vaugban apd C. W. Vanghan, claiming 4,000, BANERCTPTCY ITEMS. R. E. Jeckins was aprointe:d Provisional As- siguce of tho estate of J. G. Lavgguii, snd the bankrunt's szock delivered to Lim. In the matter of Curiis Lord, a composition meeting was ordered to be held before Register Coon, at Marengo, Oct. 20. -A discharge wus irsued to Louis Greisheimer. Davis & Lischoff wers adjudicaled bavskrupt, and 2 wrrrant issaed returuable Nov. 3. Tho crediors of J. 5. Thompson & Co. having agreed to dscontine proceedivgs against thew, it'was ordered that the petition be dismi-sed unless objections be filed by Oct. 10. . The procoedmgs agamst James Lennershuts were dismissed. Tu tire case of the Joliet Iron and Steel Com- pany, 1 order was eutored that tie pruceedings sa dismissed uwlees objectious be iiled m ten ava, In the matter of Grecnebsum & Livingston, the Assigrce was ordered to-sell the accamit and claims of ths Laukuiis, amouutieg to alont 0,000, on giving nof ealed Lii= to Lere- ceived up to the 1ith o ber. A listof the claimx {3 on file with tho perition. A.discharge was 1ssned to Iunac Al Michael. SUPEZRIOR COURT IN LK . John IL dcMiilea eommenced 8 guit against Albors Crosvy to recover $7,0:00. g Chapin & Gore sued 1'atrizic Grads for £1,000. Jumes Forsyth and Clemens F. Deriolat brought smt for £1,000 against Patrick Behan, | The Union Foundiv Works filed a peutin against Robert 1Nl dud ctbers askizg for a mechsnic's lien to the amount of £1,7:2.51, on the building Nos, 79 and 81 Raudolph street. L. L. Greonleat, for the nsoof C, 1. Morse, began .a_suit for §3,000 spsinst Wilham P Joue, Ir. CIRCTIT COTRT. Charles E. Stoll . commenced & mit in treFpass against-the Chicago & Alton Railroad Compauy, elaiming $6,000 dsmages. THE CALL - JupgE Gart—1 to 20 an his October calendar. . Jobux JaussoNn—1to 20 on his October cal- endar. JTuGE Boorm—21, 3i 44 to'd), inclusiva. ‘REE—27 to 42, except 33, JTpGE RooERs™1 to 10. 5 . . JUDGMENTS. USITED STATFS O1keTiT C ! —Wiliam P, Waro va.dsuic Zoeil SuPEmIOR COTRT—CONFESSION—tictthiold Lowen- that ve, Fruulklio Liacry, £ 2me vs. same, £ Mary Green ve, Johu Young and Nellie Youug, $343, 3 g S JCDGE Gany—J. B. Thompson et al. va. Jr., L King. anl tke United gage Company ; decrec, £1,707. 7 Crucuir CouRT—ICDGE BootE—Gurden 8. Hib- bard, Jr., va, B. B, Wiley; verdics $1,171, aud motion for uew izial i Jupas Tri:F—E'iss Lowitz vs, Abrabam Lipmau. ILLINOIS SUPBEME COURT—SOBTEERN GRAND DI- . Vst OrTAWA, I, Oct. 3.—Tue Suprema Court met in. pursuanco of adjourument, with ail the Judges present. 9, to 35,38 to 40,42, Joln Fing, iates Mori HOTIONS DECIDED 357, Glickauf vs, Herschum eta i time was ailows ] in which to 453, Same vs. Kauimann ; sate order. AMariin Howsrd was adunited o practico on foreign lcense. o553, Golron vs. Brandt; leave given to sasign addi- tiouul errors. 6. Tramlo v, The Peopls, etc.; same order. 700, Seymour vr. McCuone; Bort record; appeal dtsnussed willolt datnager, 701, Hunt vi. Mabeo: eppeal dismissed with § per cont dsmages. 471, Becker 13. Dupec; leave granted to Ifle addi- tionai errors. 10. Letz va. Mason; motion to sirike the bricf of the plaiutill in crror 8 Teply to the defendunt iu er- ror from tha dle, CALL OF TIX DAC: 341. Gammon vs, Hoidgas et a 342, Thampeon e al vs, Rey 343, Hedenberg va, Joues n on cail. «344. Tie Peop'e ex tel. va. McRoverta ;- passed. 345. Pesse vs, Foilouchoux et at. ; taxen on call. 145, Deems ve. Deems ; samo. 847, Frerce et oL vs, Plumb; same, 48] Deleliauty va. Warner etal. ; ssme. 349, Tne Chicago, Barlington & Quincy Raflroad Compiny va. McClure; nu brefs; judgment af- firmed, * 450, Frazer va. The Board of Bupervisors of Peoria; take on call. : 2 @51, Nobie ct al. vx, Cunningham; same, 351 Tobey va, Price & Cock; saute. i 1,~lnnmm ct al, va. Buwith et al, ; beretofore dis- PR st Durfes, adminisirstrix, etal.; same “Todiy et al, ve. Daggett ; taken on call, L wj Sraves ; takon on call, Lorsclam et ul.; passed, 1uken on call, 1ue Goury terzoou, ey | reenwood,- 10" Wrtting “frowCBloradn, (eavs it was cxyeeiqdchat weshanld havea fine ex- ‘Lirbition of furm and garden produgts, but ** wmen 1pro;iGits - Aud teZ grassliprer / digposds.’™ 1le, ihas dispiosed ol ewerythifig po 0w the=netieral xasertiol ey 1o, regali &3 Lim- 7 to! |d:a00ver-what remortoless-edmmibaia thedo smell’ jcreaturce are. 1f one becomes disebled i ‘the’ sirzirtent- —hiefrionds wnd ralatives rally ‘around bim s L8 extramitys aud generally help ‘themsalves to whatever is catasle, They gener- y oY firut fpr.lia Urkid, 4a;tho mofsel, cun- {ningly aGstaacting 1t from ats celld ; and vet ha sdivelipiy lives ol foi” 8 time, mnd:bardlyseems \to miss that Tather imporian: organ. -Thot! ounger UAbe: sCENE (id moat Voravious andrapz- | cious,.but, while they mako s faiad clargo, tor igrave-looking ‘elders will starid ab-ut,watchin, itheir-old—friend's—demi 28 10 how bo il ¥ eut:up.” - They are inno baste, but are alwavs in at tho deah. 1 ‘other daw I whiled away-a Laif-heuriu one of the ‘summerhouses ueer: the SpLVEs-in waicki ‘th="proceedings. of'a set of these small rukizis toward'a disabled comrads. e bad lost a lc; ‘how-T nged ot stats **Thou 'canzt.o: id it"—tnough, it for the aake of sciontiticiuver ; ion I Lrought myscl! 1o, perforn: tbas littie Tation, wuat barm? Itia to wee how eawly 2 grasshopper’s log 5. emive, evidently rpeculating 5 wnd wow, a8 This one tound Tio conld “teither wallg e, 0 Lo sare I+ Tyt i esR AL g feliar.s w R RGN, began tant scet the awpuated Luwb, | m ktarveling began _broweing on_the delicato of Liis lobg winga; then 2 big bustling old vretch stepped formard sud interviewed him, by deliberatoly borite into his Lrain; uext a yeilow jaciet settied-on him and stung and sy and there, while, to add insult to injury, two spitoful black auts pierced through thojointe of his cuirass and worked their way into his vitala. He fought bravely—it wus astonishing to sce how pluckily he stood up against his flerce assailants, like a minizture Moulton. He kicked furiously with his one, sound hind. leg _** against the pricks” of the wasp. Hs struck out sud gesticaiatod wildly with his arms or fore-lega —his mustache or antepn® bristled withdefiance —bat the great congregation of his foes. was 00 much for him. though he did not cease to strug- gie whilo anvting remamed to struggle with. Tty did not Jeavo him till he was reduced to the mere shell of a grasshopper. A Japanese 1lome. A recent traveler thus déucribes the interior of a Japanews house: A shopkespor wha bas curious thinys for sale invites oy to enter his shop. The room on the street is bis shop. ‘Lhe waole frout part is open, door acd window all one, without_earh or paues of glass; wide open by day, closed swith wooden shutters atnight. We step in- and look at his work- boxes of faucy wood, lis tea-trays and lac- quered ware, glose-noxes, fans, and great va- riety of nici-nacks, and then pass from the shop inio tho house. The parlor is a platform rajaca sbout 2 fest from the.gronud, covered with matting. There are a few low stools, pic- .tures by Japaneso attisis on the walls; pots and 1ans In one corner; teacups, saucers, bowls, and plates of mce porcelain-ware on s shelf, aroll of mats in another corner, which will bo spread upon the floor at pight for bedding. We are in tlo prsenco of the shopkeepor's wife and danghter—the danghter & young lady perhaps 20 years old. Botb of the ladies are dressed_1n exireme lowness of fashiou—Lo® Waist, DO GD- derclothing—nothing but a skirt. The shupkeep- | er's wifo bustles about, eets tha stools sside, dis- avpesis belund a Bereen, and resppears with a maimgnny stuffed clisir, and, with many a bmile, aud nod, and wiuk, motions us to toe seat, then hervelt cronches upon the floor at our feet, shows us photozraphs of Nagasaki.and.other works of art. _We have an opportunity to stady ber fe: She 18 rmsll of stature, bas fotg black hair wicely combed, smooth, braided, done up neatly, aud tastefuily sdoroed with artificial floners, She Las pug noss, high and promi- neut cticek bones, 8 broad forchead, and smsll block cyes, a taway complexion, with '8 tinge of pesch bloom on Ler cbeeks, a homely mouth and a rod lip, Not many artists would give such features to their idea of perfect beanty, but for all that there is a pleasing expression of the countenauce when auimated, Or when she saules, but when the emila becomes a lsugh, aud the lips part, we ses two ruws of showy teeth, black as jet. We thiuk of a coal-hod, or of Jookivg into a knot-hole opened into a dari room! Jiorethan this, the lady bas pulled out every hauir of her eyebrows. Thereby hanga s story. ~ The legend is that, years ago, a beauti- fal Princess of Jupau, in order to suow ber de- vouun to ber hasband, blackened her teeth and pulted out hor eyebrows—mazing hersolf bigeous in the sight of pallants—and 8o ail loving wives | follow her examplo. There is but little to see in a Japaueso Louso. The partitions betweea rooms are movable paperscreens, and, in most houses of ths lowar and middiing classes theie 18 but one room, 3nd the entire furniture might be packed ou & bind-cart. . s Da Vinci’s Painting of the Last Sups per. The Last Supper of Lionardo da Vinci, as it ia. is thua deseribed by a correspandent -of the Ar- cavlian, writing from Milan : 1 stepped in to see the »* Cenacolo,” or ** Last Supper,” by Livoardo ds Vinci, at Santa Maria delle Grazip, the other day. Iujustice to the present wuuicipal author- 1ties, I found tiat they bave really uoue a g.cat deal tonard preserving it, . aud 1t 18 naw covered with # “They rell phofographs of it the size of the origiual, Which i4—&8 of course you are awara—very Iarge. What-a picturestas ! - Not- win=tanaing ali 1ts misfortuues, aad it has beea grio ¢ 1bjured by tune. and by haviug parts of it ill puinted ov-r, it is kil the greatost pict- ure tu the world, Lapuacl's * Tranetizuration " alons excoprod. The * Lust Supper ™ oscupies one end of an aptitment which was formerly tho refeciory of a domwican convent. It is now preserved as o xind of 10useum, every pre- cantinz has been taken to prevent the entiy of damp, er the fartuer Quking off of paris of the coloring. Oh! that these precautions Lad beea udertaken 2u0 vears ago, then we should tiave | had, wnstead of a grand ruin, tho most perfec: of pictuses, This glorious work of art was com- rawuced by ordor of the Duke Ludovico 1l Moro in T443, aixd Lionardo da Vinei tonk” o¥er sizieca years to fipi-h is. Tbe hesd of tho Savior was Tever ¢ mpleted, boeauss tho- printer declared Limself incompetent to realize what he conceived in Lis mind was the real beauty of the coarte- nuice of the Son of God. And yet tnis unfinish- ed hend is now tue fucss part of the whole work, Laving beeu the least retouched. - Lionardo priuted this fresco with 8 Dew yrocess, and to this, doubt'ess, it owes a greet deal of Lis ruin, The ground in plaster impreguated with mas:ic or pitch, molted in by means of & hot iron. This grouud ho covered with _a species of priming, composed of a mixiure of white-lead and scme earthy colors, which took a fine polish, “but from which the o1l colora flaked off. The- wall-on which 1t is executod was badly buiit, snd sus- ceptible of iajurr from damp. In 1500, the re- fectory wae flooted. The vicinity to the kitchen emoked the peinting, which exlubited st a very early period xym; tuma of gecay, so that a wliter in 1650 declared it was_dirficait to discover the subjecs. In 1770, a terrible misfortune over- came it when an indifferent artist, named. painted it all over. with a view, he eaid, of res- toration. The year 1796 eaw Napoleon at Milao, ana bio gave orders for tho rofectory to be ex- empted from wilitary occupation, but unhappily be wus disobeved, &nd it was converted into-s bar-megazine. In 1807, Prince Eugene, thea Viceroy of Italv, caused the place to be re- pawred, snd everstliug dode to preserve the paintiag ; but, votwitnstanding all possible con- trivances suggested both by scieuce and art, I miuch fear tuls is the Iast goneration which will bebo!d its beauties,—~beauties even yot trans- ceudent in their irrepsrable docay. e —3fa. William Gentry, the People's candidate for Governor of -Missoun, is s fapmer. His fiber was an associate of Daniel Boone, and emigrated from Kentacky to Missouri abont fifey veatsago. Maj. Gentry bas the largest and most produ farm in- Missonri, shout 6,000 seres 10 extent, of whici: 5,000 are under culti- vation. He has accumulated about = guarter of 3 million cf dollars frow bis farm and Lad reared eizht children. He was & . Unionist Democrat, but took no sctive part in the War. MARINE. Lake Freightn : Thero was s good demand for vesscls to load wheat, and au advance of ¢ was obtamned early, charters bo ipg made at 4c for whot to Buttulo, ami iizc for corm. Tae vesecla reported engaged for Batfalo were: Prop Plymouth, wheat throuzh; a:hra_Homes, Chamylon, Tiridgewafsr, Thomos Parwins, J, O'Nell, J. Magee, " Lucerue, wiient at 4e; rchr Unadilly (Fridsy p. ur J. M. Mutchine>n loads corn cn owner's agcount; mlir Goldon West, cornat 3xe, To Port Collorne—S Br Laurs, wheat through. To Sarmia— Trops B. F.Wade enl Montgomery, corn through. Total, 14; capacity, abont 20000 bu_wheat, end 166,000 bu'corn, The schr Meurs wes taken for 30,000 ba corn to Bulfalo at 42, én the afternoon, 3 Fesacls Passcd Port Muron. ¥ Tont Mtno 8.—Dowx—Props City of ncton aud barges, Amzos ud i »—Proj s Denion, Clinion, Passaic, Nebrao- Ey J. Mureh, Darliing Wave. v i Wisp—iorth, brizk; weather, cloudy. Tonr Irzox, Mich., Oct. 3—Evening—DowN—Props XNasnua; schr Ontario, % Dean Richmond, Empire State, Sheldon, x mite sud 'cousort: stmr Kcowes maw ; schrp Mocking-Bird, Prioce Alfred. Wisp—North, fresh. Weather, cold. 3igcellancon: =% < CHICAGO, :l'h-.n;ngwnm‘nhu goue 1‘1‘:}0 Mn‘sziqu;nmb. o pihr Siruiioy smantled and wil L e | p b, —The repairs_py the cbz,J; AL Hutchinson cost 5659, Chpic o (s N 7 Y. A¥éry; Wil cleiihd for Kingston st woek; In #d 1710 ndliore at, Tihers Luuding, | on tho B2, Lewrensd Biver. Her owned by Chicago partie: 4 _XLAZFIURR— .. The srow “la3flower ks driven; dshore Tiesdsy *night 2 miled west of Dlick River, LaXe Erie,,andis 1 10 1o badly damsgal. T ‘cazgy.of . wheat is | Moyuntain Mzid, are repocted to have received ulore ¢ g css damsge at Cloveland. v ety e T siury Srecloiri snd Seal £ Ware, Yo of tlin tug Morse, grounded in 1he Neebisyy: Haror Toumviay TheSi&iedn o pasen. "4 Baydy | —Xutite in given Ly e t-Hutse Board th: : wa alwr Ort, 31 sieam fog-whiiites Wil ererat 1. Taring tuck. aud. fozgy” westhre pbiosaing, Lake Sop 3 etiched t se Iways tobe'xeort of se ‘memyber.-The creatin o aon'| ‘nind thalcea much, and:will 20 o oating ‘a8’ thotgh’ gr LA L L tebaiinn Lisoteatjlirconad fite L | vals of tren.5-M2 seconde,’ 2 Ry —Tlie fate ¢t i et H ckod bers | j scuttled to prevent her going to pie . fo schre Lmiire 354 80 A. Wood,. and scow. || Y{Ono¥ Lyon, got kmocked overboard and was drowned on the passoze up Lake Erle Saturday nighty 0 “Zho scur J. C. Harrison goes to Erle, and the schr Snawdrop to Ashiabuls, {0 lay up; and tho schirs Gif- fortand iy of Bufizlo are réported as goneinto winger-auariars o Yrie, 4 that ths prop Frankfort was N, Toeaduy night lasi. Par- ‘ ¥ peser, raitl to e the Laks Ontorio, s ns re in tae river at or tewr Feorse, having got ashoro Tueedsy night, She Is from Culeago, will flour anid wheat for >fontreal and DBrockville, respect- ively. She is beiug lighterad. —Thio Detroit papers are poking £n at the weather man for hufrting the storm-siynsl after the storm - over. They sey it is hoisted for the purposs of indi- cating clear weatber. ‘—Te prop St. Louls s aground in Msumes Bay on the fats, the removal of whichisa partof the im- provemients now making under the Government ap- Ppropriations. —The uchr J. V, Porter, Iaden with block-stone from Gloveland for Toronto, went sahore at Fairfield Tues- day night while sttempting to_make the harbor. &he is owned by J, Porter & Co., of Black River, und ls not injured, —Ths Detrot Tribume states that the impression FINANCIAL, ! JUMS G7 S109TO 81,00 TO Loay o B N .S"i‘:‘::',’;‘ in Chlcaga. " B ! nmm‘?_""‘a@\fi L] y e BN AKE NOTICF. \ o Ationte & Foss 1L, POLTCY 015 fnsarance Com, RS 03 ettt o R L B RO WO AMOUNTS OF 310,000 AN e s et XD ONE Gy Droporty tnaids, * Address G 1, Trnomcaiad s "ROM 810 TO 310,04 OX watches, or other £90d securitis sy DLANOT e nrn =7, cal i g 0% o waat fo’tien & corm, cul ea B A iy cCormick Binck, R £102 4 that tbe achrz Jengie Mullin and L. J. Farwell were in somo way held uccountable in the recent grain traus- actionsis wrong, the courts at Detroit bavicg dis— charged both veasels from any lability. —The achr Gazelle, loaded with lumber, wis beached alittle south of the yier st Waukegan Thursday, aud By throwing averboard about 5,000 feat of lmnber she was aubao- quently gotter off, having suffersd but littls damage. —TEo Decrolt Free Press says the delays attending the ore shipmenls at_Marquette the pressut seasan ars without vrecedent, and ke claims for demurrsge far heavier than ever previously known, iuvolviug 10 some instances sums runging from $2,000'to $3,000 each, and the deluys from threo to Aive weoks. —The Toledo hlade states that the prop W.B. Blanchard, now on ber trip from Chicago to Buffalo, and the props 8t, Louis, Olean, end Toled, plying be- tween Toledo and Buffuin, are to make six round tripe each from the latter port, and will then lay up for the balance of tho season. —The late storm on the lower lnkes has caused con- siderable dzmage, The scow syflower weat ashore ‘Tuesdsy night, 2 miles weat of Biack River. The scow xchr J. V. Porter met the storm, and in sttempt- ing to make Tairport went ashore. Theschr Empire State ran iuto the stmr Colorado, carrying away ons of Ter hog-ports a.d doing other damag=, A number of other vess-la wers alxo siightly damaged. B LOST AND FOUND. LITTLE GIKL 1* YEARS OLD, WITH LIGHT Balr, short: light blue cyes, ran sway from her pa- Boma the 1<t An information will be thankfuily ggcoivod by bor father, T 0MaS MABON, Vashington olghs. Toat: W‘m’fl:n_s. PR front, near_Furty.seventl for thice year> at 10 par cent.and 7o %5 ARV ONB Wiy TEARS e 128 ssiate. ABELL & noruxmm‘,zll\bl. BORN 4 SON. 128 Lusutlear % oimmisaion, AARLSs SNE $3.00/ Ffiffinfim 4 bunar, e 50, ON WABASH stract completo. Roow 1, VW ANTED—38.000 IN TW0 LOA: aas uniimproved roa extate. Badrter T 00 S o ey oy o2 ady a atinatio Fly for modey. “Address X 5, Tt fa% ad L SY.50() TO LOAR FOR Frve Roo podsl RIS $9_ ()0 () TAFTED oY GO x vy GBORY 4'S S = $2.700 g oL, aivh security, A Z, R S i Mdorusa 2 tTom; salicitod o peinainle” 3513 7,000 T070A%: TIER 07 Frves, D s orees” FORNT T HAND 70 LOAN R od collaturals, 1% Clarka IN SCAS OF 1263 on £od Sl v For b5 will Bay good purchans mogey inide property. FRISGTE b RAPPLLY = PURCITASE MO; $35.000 FERFATE MOTEY Sowton: fara of 31,000 to 810,00, . X! WILLVERT{G,3 St ) e e Salie-st. .f OST-ON FRIDAY EVENING, ON WABASH . LS Meusint i Bl {5y | 240 000 ToTom on will ve paid if loft at Room 8 Custom-House. INDYLRY, 102 Washington ste, hasaraeny ™ F OST—ON TUESDAY, BEPT. 2, BETWEE 50 (A1) ™ 1o SMALL OF iy N D e S Gana ot iy, | 900, (100 22,2041, reatoh, OF I May, Harrison.sts.,, Centre-av., Jackson-st., Ashland. | or purchase trust deed paver. J. W. F) »v., and West Lako-si.. a bundie of oolored 'and whi.o | Sallest, :u';-‘ delivery tickets, of Bo ure to anyone bu owner, e — whose name ix on tha same. The finder ¢ G Tewarded by retrabLE 1stad wilbuut delay to sithor obea | _ INSTRUCTION. - e mentionod thoreon, T,957-gN_ TUESDAY. SEPT. . 1N CONTNG Trom Ros Hill 1o Chicdeo, or goicg from depoct of Wiseonsln to Galena Division of 0. & N. W.R. K. & 13dy’s gold hnnting case wateh with the initfals A, C. S on case. A reward will be paid to the finder by returming samio 1o R, G. MILLER, 60 West Lake- ERCHIEF AT McCOR- aing. Fiodor ploass lsara A ROMAN Wednesday itathe Tribuna oco, OST-ON SATURDAY, 3D IN: L s penasnc o n ndvd eoncnz, wich torgunisn e o A romard of 85 wilL b pail 1o¢ same o delirors the 6560 of CHAS. B KELLOGG & CO.» 36 Saduon. OST—ON MADISONST. CAR, TWO SOILED Taco enliare in_sn envolope. Thie fnder will plaase - nukoo-av. and Foward axd no auostioas kskod, if left a6 Hakery, Tarrison and Desplaiar OST—ON FRIDAY Clark-st. snd Western-as ct nf title, ta- gother wi'h copy of earw, original_slightly buraed: haa Hamo of Thomas, Henty on buck. . Libsral rewasd given for return 1o A. Ll ‘OTT. Room 14 Reaper Bluck, corner Clark and Washington-sis. OST — A BLACK-AND-TAR _DOG: WATOR ‘ctain aronna geck. Liberal reward by rotarniag to 651 West 3‘!21\431::. R oo S31 20 220 Skseigian et-book containing #31.10 2z, e pleass call on of sddross MCCLARY, Yost Madi-on-st. [,05T-210 REVERDA J a0 Tyn sercer dog. Revirn THUGMAS, Jn. OST—PIRLD-GLASS IN BLACK CASE LEFT IN cas, card. T R LACK; WH to 79 Sonth Clark-st. hrcicad 11 Sa gy night. Liberat remard to tadar ALFRED_W. SANSOME, 3 Unlon Bufldin GST_A -LADY'S BONNET, WITH LACE VEIL atiached, d tu have been lost on Rush or Pine- ' st., betwesn Hnroa d Indiana. Finder will bosnit- | abiy rawarded by leaving at & Rush-st., comerof In- | diannst, a black siik basque, frimmed wih Jace aiik. ~Anyune returniag (2 to Roum 3 P will'Le Liberally rewarded. J,05T-A SETTER DOG, BLACK "XRD GRAT 4_mited with *an sputaoa feet and hrad. Answersto Damo of Srzt. Wil pay a liboral rewardlfor romralag 10 B, THOMAS, Jr,, 79 Clark: CONTATNING DRESS 4 xords, velvste, buttens, and merino, gotng from S(ate and' Wasbivkton-sts. to Indisnsav,’ Wil tho finder nleare retarn it to care of CHAS. GOSSAGE & CO0., 168 State-st. 0ST_ON THR EVENING OF OC f+moals black and 1an dog, ears mac: For3 to nama of Grp, Roturs ta P. 0. N t., aad rez v liberal roward. OST. FRIDAY LAST, IN THE EXPOSITION 4 "buildiog, br alads, a portemanntis in whick was Teitien the avmer's nam#, and aontaning 5 wmall sum of Tionoy. Please retnrn to’ JUDGE DRUSIMOND, Room 41 Repablic Lita Bulliiag. LaSaileast, 0ST— A YFLLOW SCOTCR TERRIER DOG. ‘ears and tail ciinnad ; answers to name of Dands; #20 roward will by paid for his return.to saloon commer of Dearborn and Monroests. TEAYED OR STOLES-ON THE 2D INST, A Iong rod cow, white batween the fore legy. Leave'in- farmatia er rorim to 45 Pinnellst., and receivo reward. FRANE BMITE. —FROM CORLNER OF STATE AND FOR- ts., on the 30h Septembor. a iarge dark Bay horso with one white hind foot. A snitabla reward it ba paid for bis roturn to M. WILLETS, No. 8 TH_ UL and Iniians. returs to th JTRAYED—ON SATURDAY, THR from tho corner of Twen'r-s3cond. @ bay horse. Roward paid for address fn grocery store. QIOLEN-Tv RARTIES WED TAVE TAREY MY silvcrware and seal-kin cloak and outfit from my rosf. will let, me hear {em them, the city will for the return X denee, 164 Twenty-fourrh-st 1 3ill pay what any broker of the good: I mean basioess. I wantthe siuff, and am willing, fo Tay: for it, as samo js weddiog prosenra MOSES BF NSINGER, of the J. M. Drunsaick & Bal Coa. TAKEY UP—A LARGE BAY HORSE, WRITE i hind log and wht e aicipe on lurcflu:!d: the awner can ave tho same by nroving pronerty and patine chargs. Apnizat comer of Pias snd Whitesis. JOSEPH HOF- F[AKFEYN UP—4 LARCE BAY MARP. THE OWN- "L caohayaths same by proving property and paying oharges. No. 10 Newbary-av, o IGHT OF OCT. 1, ON BURN! Fitteen'h aad Sizteea-b-sts, with saddlo and bridle, which owner can Droperts and paying cBargos. at 02 Stas an REWARD-STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM k5 the corn~r of Coolidce and Tadlin: oa the 10 years ol 8 Fmall bsy mare, blark mice and tal, sbcat nd an open bugry wagnm, psiated hlack, To abeva feward will be pairl Zor their rotura to No. 63 « 68 Mitchel R torn #ialnn from eorner of Clark anc Tnels 3 okt iper s abons i oiclock p. ‘. No qusstions ked: P. H. BURKE, 97 Archer-av. &9() REWARD-_LOST_X BLACK CASHVERT DL “jacket, embroidered and trimmed with lace. Tho above rewnrd will be paid 1! rarurnod to the Iromont ‘Fouse office, and 1o questinas asked. 5 REWARD—_LOST ON SEPT, 3, FROM FROY" b20 ‘of Chamber of Commerce. 7ot of single h:m:-T rubber trimmed. Fiodar will receive ahove reward e ba troa'ed n cinfidonco by reinraing same. 278 South 3 oom of tho chstant po- | Dnbrlnc N ITALTAN LADY, TEACRES PIA%0, 01 A ¥, ITAL : 30, Grityy, msu'::m'xfl-?'-"“ with-he Talia mothod, "B NY.ONE DESTROUS OF PROCCAING 1Y . @ AN % for & mnte chiid pey P"&ld soniireset ouchs YOUNG GENTLEMAN (GERMAN A s Ciimin e o [ G nen na leni- ldrem § Trbuos onic s A LADY, WITH BFST REFENANCES, texch Latin, musle. sad hizher Eoglis n's ik orto rivnte pupite: Address Wob, THaiLen s LADY WT ECOMMENDATIOS] ke punils in French and ?.%lc»‘!mm“nm.ofl will W &, Tribuno ofice. Bodxr;sr:?l.\'c TAUGHT EITHER & ic 22, yieall and thorwsatly, a6d by ihe oot TR B Washt S C ew claseex will bn_forme this weak. Fr IR it 54 G o adios and gontlemas, e b cuton o teacher. Termsmoderate. Appl Matigne Firv or Rindergasion, 61 snd £ Speldvase TTING TAUGHT FOR » at CORNIELL'S Pat'ers Rocoyas east cornor State and Adsmi-sts. Catting a0d birig § profesaionslacconatantand on-st., o, B.LCAGO'MUSICALCOLL:GF 438 WABARH.AY, AND FRFXCH, Pea COTLEGE-_R. EDOUARD ofersor at tho Chicsgo sr-mmc::nqé,.fil ractical svetom of -toxchiaz, the best tn maar rench Jangunge: highly spproved of by puplls. & s ing ia Fronch weckly, froe. topupils. Piimis s Clasess for the fall ‘now frmiaz; of fnm'y::t.'l or mey §3:50 pre monih ( Jersoas), Flameorary hies fr el drea $1.50, por monh. Avply for cirmiar st Tk & ashav, s TRED. L_MOREY, PIANO TEACRER X! “rop-st. “Bestof relerencss and x_swhhlnn:;m RENCH IN SIX MONTIIS, 3 LESSONS A WEIK at pupil's bome b rirncad teacher f Pao! efms €15 a qusrier. Addroms O T Tries offce. (L ER¥AN EVENING COURSE AT THRLECTER T “Hall at Krsantd Srs tow's Commerchl Colegy sonthoast eorner of State and Washingtona.: cpey 30! 8 Oelobers torm threa monihs Twice & vk fie 175 313 orsl mostiod. Inqmire at sald Céllees." A% Gl DREW GROH. Paofc 1 Gi BIER Qi Eenietior af Gersamn. atudid GIVEN BY 173 R Grrnw “PRIVATR LESSONS T Saperiatendent of Germa3 lastructinn Pobliz Sehh, eity. Czllat 133 Wentworth-av., noar Tweaty-secmd UITAR-INSTRTCCTION ON THE GUITAR VIL T "bo riven for the wintor vsason n Chicaro byaacd anl erprrianced ins'melar: i, o ruction o3 & fano. Ss'flllltu'nunn pd to now beginaems. Ad- rear, €6 Chicagoav., of dire orders ia Lyon & Hadt musig store LUNDBERG. ] NSTRUCTION GIVEN 1N DRAT ing by a competent artist. East Wasbingionate }I 188 THOMP: OM T, call miten'ion 10 ber complets sys em of 1in the piannforte, a3 practiced by tho grest m: Michigan-a MADAx d G AND PANT: Apply a¢ Ecom 8 ¥a.il arzks auten. 3 DYE, TEACHFR AN, “Address N. DYE, your music teacher. 4 B UR WELL-KNOWN PROFESSOR OF VOCIL and {ne*rumontal masic, Mme. Buch! toanan a singinc-class on che: * ROt wish 10 par 22 per loegnz. X . B. hed 8 lrrge. in 1663, and «ha bas now a well-organized ¢ Fighy 204 by tho most refited and wealtny citzstt Terme, 34 par mrnth fo- niaht Jomags. Far {n"her( particalars, c3ll st M. PRESTON Pt A 3 Par] 26 St mlital. ROF. DEDOULME, 411 Wi (notfnn ), st., teaches piano, EDOUARD WILL B2 GLV o apnlication ef thres cr f ROF. R. VG-LADIFS CiLL Barrerne cat and i goarzateed, Calle Reom 20 Dore's Enilding, no.thwest corner Sute 1 Madisan-sts. PARTNERS WANTED. e A e FN—A MAN WITH CAPIMAL ARTNER T7AX bt of & pew pateat 12 or a menafactarn-, a3 Improveme#nt in velo- wbich may ba busine«e purpo- W 205 Clark-ot. i A__GOOD_ PATING DARTNER™ WASTEL-IN b tas ines T trade ‘(’ha bctén‘-: off fors, 5-4 an, : Horee must he a good stopper. 3 West Mt ¥ ARTNER WANTR, . TOM, fro'ure and piacs uprn *ha tcat an apriclanead i3 overy fxmily In CF . This Theraht 2 il SINANCIAL. OHICAGO ©\PITALIST WILT, T0AX MOYEY e ta anit, at 10 pec cont, on ¢l side ;;-;'.:_ G mmissions nominal. & CUREY, 8 Tribage aliding- : ASTED FOR LAANS OF TRNM tereat 8 ar 10 ver cent, secording . PRICE, 188 East Stadisoz-n', TION 37, fo soourity. 13440 B 7, 0 to 310.000 LATMS AGAINST R BLIO, LAMAR, HO. st fasarance Companies casbod 0 UDGMENT FOR 34889, AGAINST Viilliam B, Rogers, of Chicago. Address T 84, Tribune oft! OR “SALE_10_ 81,00 BONDS OF FREMONT & pRaliroad and Coal ‘Compauy, $10 each. " Addrass It g H TO PURCHASE GOOD {3 mortgages. 00tolnan for fivo years. DANIEL K. EASH, Room & O:is Black. i} CAN MAKE A FEW LONS, FOR i trrm of yrace, 0n good Chiesss real catate, in gnms of 21,60 and upwsrds. Apilicitings 13 bo dicect frry Rorrowers. 8. A MOORK & CUSMMINGS, 119 and B Lasallest, OANS ON PURCHAS] AR E MORTG. GP"P'QPEA& ngene an 2 ote. R CARSWELL, 1 : [ OANS ON REAL ESTATS. NEGOTIATED, FUR- chare.mon:y and short-time Dape: O i e W, B Chanen Blagy 2 #ok MOYEY TO LOAN o DIASMONDS, WA bouds, oic., at LAGNDEIS privatoofs Tolphn .y hear Clarke Batabiished 15k ONEY TO Bit ADVANCED UPDN * M diamands, watcEes, pisnofortes, s aud aay collaterals: alsy, upon stockd sy Amount, enuiry o Towa, 45 THOMAS &'CO.. 61 Olerk-st; ONEY TO LOAN OX kup l\[ tata by WA anssuuiw A 4FS URan> JEWELRY, _ rimc-machines, i ‘merchandi- to &n hour's potice. dolphiat. . B 3”4 HEINEMAN, 165 Ran- V] ONEY 10 ToAw st uron fammg 'a 1" N CHICAGO REAL FSTATE \iinois withis sbout 107 mil=s of ( hi- GEO. W. NEWCOME, V osvTo T.L SUMS FOR SHORT B o e e e L At s SEYRT 1ato. Address S0, Taibine ottize. MOIET TO LoAN OX REAL ESTAS x'mr‘fl FR a-curt-jes: long or short time: low rac - o "TENTWING 000 51 Dearbornsey oo of toter NE SHAY : ITION STOCK ALE O e I 2l Eaer Mot O B Punén'nsa‘mfi.vhv _PAPER SECURED BY Irtcliss prontzty. sndcond partl i 124 Drogi aidagoud oarties bought. Ade Arsad. with emell fertuns fa it Pe il control of the business. ofice. AT WANTFOWITH SVALL GiPiA ta jinone of the best stows o ths rozd. Addr T 43, Tribane offica. SKING VNN v mare wi'h St e et manafasturing : can mek canftal: an A Tptrty wit Wenso i GOOD B vo pna-hird intaest ARTNFR WANTEfw" will Euv *ne It e of Chic- busis A winter 2p. m. ARTY% e 20mT0 s CAPTAL fan fntclane 'é:x'a" o fow, m GeloE a8 % cout uotel .+ 55, Tribine 0™ 24 Wedncaday, ba few’” (WANTED_HAVE FROM pids o remotaiog har wii pay law & xnewem ot givisg fall partlc .1bnpe nffico. ‘)Axtvmz"wfi'r D N AN g S - thronghmnt the |reale hesize it i wonts al b ective e apeciaL,” with 910,00 cast 4 rrei D 69, Tribuno offica. T ARTSER WANTED_WITH 6,00 10 $35 in e tablishrd wholesale husia= 4 P ariniond, Addrors. wih real asme, W 8, 192 afice. P\“fl ARTNER WANTFD_WITH S0-BEST PAT o P chancs fa ciry. Call this aftarnoon acd =i Rasemen: 564 West Lake-at. G tinn. For fur'her fnforer: MCALIISTER, Room 57, Tribune Balldiae- P ‘with 1ho above snm to inrest will find i ™ call on the subscriter at 1115 Michi; ¥ et the barinesr. DR. L. BRADLEY. s = FEETIA ARTNER WANTZD_s%.(00—A RUSIYERT, o . m. or afrer 5 p. e e ARTNER WANTED_IN WIOLESALE 0% o ctari or pilizhment fa Chicazo, 67K § xteasive businczs (n felt bate, and gow turalds 550 o énfr:u:g—'"fi’-’y.' T 3 peady markes for ot ;;“; Tikind at & good profit: a firat-c TEbt ke orseill el ot and take bats for PAT- dres R S M, Tribans nffce. () NER WANTEDWITH §.01 CASH. i every family noads 3 to sl wil be CoE Y o eon: widars on Be.d iR R, Sl ARTSFR WANTFD_WITH 1, 5 A YEET DL AUIE manuti e ring businez, justatarted. Ade dresa V 76, Tril- .