Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 19, 1875, Page 1

FINANCIAL. TEE . Ferhants, Farmers', & Mechanics' Savings Bank, 75 CLARK-ST., CHICAGO. INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES. Perfeet Secarity—Liberal Interest. ZABLE of iucrease of **Investment Certifi- +4,77 sccured on Improved real estate. bear- fog Intereaty payable in quarerly iustall- gents, at the rate of 7 3-10 per cent per an- Jem. Showing the accumulation of sums in- Tested for the beuctit of Children or others: Amount Accumalsted. . st 3,499.70 1.000. 4,323.10 Frimated 0pon the basis that intercat, when due, s - Aizad o8 eavings account, end lovested in INVEST- SENT OERTIFICATES whenever 8100 is thus accumu- Wi iderof & CertiSicate bas the privflege of examia- g the condition of the trust at any time on callicg at 1o oo of the Trustee. Cartibcates forwarded, and fnterwst, when due, refa- "ot i1 desired, or remitted by draft or express to any pertaf the United States. _Addresy SYDNEY MYERS. Mansger. THE STATE Syings Instimtion, 80 and 82 LaSalle-st,, Chicago. OLDEST AND LARGEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE NORTHWEST. Paid Up Capital ..8500,000 Surplus Fund. 90,000 Depasits, Three and One-Half Millions. ‘exclusively that of a Savings Eank. t the rate of 6 por cont per a3z, con.pounded b rls. Hevesteen yoars of succeasful business. Dt o sums 10 salt on all the privcioal citios 12 Earipe. D, D, SPENCER, Presidant. DI D, 8. SNITH, Vice President. . D. GUILD, Cezhier, ~C. G/ BULKLEY, Ass't Cashier. TheDime Savings Bank Commends to the Attention of Careful Investars T's Beal Extate Mortgage Bonds, in sums of $100 to $1,000, yielding 8 and 9 per cent semi-annual interest. They are secured by first mortgage of productive real astate of not less than double the smount loaned, and bave, in addition, the individual lisbility of the maker, a0d the sdvantage of the personal attention of the Bank to the colleztion of interest and payment of taxes. ‘The property, value, and title, ecuring these bonds, are thoronghly investigated in every czse, Ard to per- sos of moderste means, desiring to increase their froome, are offexsd as a safe, convenient, and profita- ble investment. “Bavings depocita receive 6 per cent interest from the first of each month. £ EELSEY WAL CONVERSE, President. REED, Manager. GEO. SCOVILLE, Counsel. 105 Clark-st. (Metivodist Church Dlock), Chicago. CHICAGO MORTGAGE LOANS, At current rates of interest. J. E. REED., New York. JOHIN H. AVERY &CO., o. First-class facilities fi-finmdn negotlations in Lendon. MONEY TO LOAN, CHANDLER & CO., MORTGAGE BANKERS, 3203 LA BALLE-ST. MONEY TO LOAN At Jowest rates on fmproved yroperty in the City of Caicago, and farme in Cook County. LAZARTS SILVERMAN, Clamber of Commerce. DINNER SETTS. DINNER SHTS, White French China, Decorated China, Porcelain Opaque, Best White Granite, Parisian Granite, WHICH WILL BE OFFERED AT EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS, BIONDAY, SEPT. 20. A. PICK, 2768 STATE-ST. RECEIVER'S SALE. Western Star Metal Compary, 17 South Canal-st. Cimcaco, Bept. 9, 1875 Parsuant to an ordor of the Supenior Court of Cook Sounty, this day entered, the undersigned, Recetver of e Weatorn Star Metal Company, receive written at the oftce of said Company, No, 17 South Chicago, until the 20th inst., at 12 o'clock doom, for the purchase of the entire asects, fxtures, machinery, material, bills receivable, book ac- tounta, choses in action, interest in realty, and prop- E1y of eaid company of every nature, rcal and per- koul, Schedulea of all the above ssets can be iu- frecied by bidders at the ofice of thecompany. Bids o7 realty and personalty to be separate, and all bids to b submitted to the Court, Terms of eale—one-half Bh; balance in thirty days, with security to be ap- ¥ STEPHEN 1. BOWLES, Recelver. . L HISH, Solicitor. - STOVES AnD FURNACES. CUREING'S TUBULAR Sloye, Grate, aud Furnzee. T This discovery gives more heat from a given l'zoundt of fuel in 0] grates ant Franklin nm’ than close stoves. We have thirteen e harg sizes of furnaces, Can warm est church or emallest cottage, We especially mmend them for soft coal. Cull 12 see, or send for circalar. CUSHING, WARREN & CO., No, 65 Lake-st. CHICAGO, SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 19, 1875.—SIXTEEN PAGES, HOTELS. PALMER HOUSE, CHICAGO, The Largest and Best Furnished House in the World! ENTIRELY FIRE-PROOF! PRICES REDUCED. 150 Rooms, with Board, $3.00 per day. 50 ™ f w 350 4 o e . 00 4 % " 450 " ¢ 00 " " 500 " Cost of Building. 2,000,000 Cost of Furniture. 450,000 Owing to the GRADUATED scale of charges at this princely Hotel visitors to the Exposition, and a! others, will please bear in mind that they can securo accommodations as CHEAP here as at an ordinary House. In connection with this Hotel there is also now open the FINEST RESTAURANT in America, the principal entrance to which is on Monroe-st. REAL ESTATE. for Sele—Valuable Real Bstate. In consequence of ill heslth, Timothy Wright, Esq., Das autkonzed us to offer for ale and sell, either one or more of the following valusble piecsa of properts, iz Tue entire block ~f ground on West Washington, Ada, and West Madison-sts., or cither {ront of same. Blocks or tracts in * Wrightwood.” Tract on lako +hore near Thirty-ninth-st., with Brick Malt-House and iarge Brick Building suitable for man- ‘ufacturing purposes, 150 y 193 fect corner of Adsms-st. and Fifth-av, 97 by 163 fect corner of Washington-st. snd Wa- bash-av. 240 by 180 fect corner of Kinzie snd LaSalle-sts, 80 by 189 feet corner of North Wells-et, and the river, Or any piece that may be desired from a large list of choice jiroperty on State, Washington, Adams, Kinzie, West Washington, West Madison, West Randoiph, Ada or Elizabeth-st. Valuable dock’ property and chicice suburban tracts at Winnetka, THOMAS LYMAR, T. J. MAPES, Room 17 rortiand Block. FOR SALE. Purchased on foreclosures and will be sold on favorable terms: 24 812x100 £t. on Indiana-st., bet. Casa and Rush. 432115 ft. cn Lincoln-av., bet. Wikconsin and Centra. 303x120 ft., witn brick Louse, 20 Seminars-av, 85115 {t., with frame houee, 255 Michigan-av. 182110 ft., with brick house, 514 Wabasi-av. - 224190 ft. on Adsma-st., opposito City-Hail. 5x118 ft, on DeEaven-st., bet. Clinton and Jefferson. 50x125 £t., with house, 1452 Shurtleff-av, 100x150 €. on Legington-av., Egandzle. - Two frame houses, Grace-sv., and Sixty-fourth-st,, Hydo Park, New frame house at Maywood. 2003400 ft- dock lot on South Branch, near Main-at GALLUP & PEABODY, 174 Dearborn-st. FOIt RENT OR SALE it great bas i terms Ty 108 Toot o5, Olarkeates ‘corner Jackson, one-tenth cashy baknce 1 Bio pASEAts AL8 Per cents of loase for term of + cheap. 550 lot3 in Block 4, 23, 39, 1, and Adam's subdisision 1 39, 4. 8 lots on West Indiana-st, : cheap. 17, 31, 13, for exle. DT oy Ofoas, basements, and dwellings, Also for rent. stores, of . b 21 :g;a'fi'. byJ. M. MARSHALL, 97 Clark-st., real-estats Bouse-ronting broker. Ten Per Cent Clear of Tazes and Insurance, . We will mell for $15,000 2 well improved piece of bus- iness property, now renting for $4,000 per annum. 8. H. KEEFOOT & CO., 61 Dearborn-st. o GREAT BARGAIN, = We offer the bost busness corner on East Chicago- av., 521125 fect, to an alley, at a large sacrifice. Apply KNAUER & BROTHER, Corner Kinzie and Clark-sta. VWho This Week Wants a Bargain? No. 183 East Madison-st., 30x$0, MUST BE SOLD. REES, PEIRCE & CO. TO RENT. OFFICES TO RENT IN THE TRIBUNE BUILDING. INQUIRE OF WILLIAM C. DOW, ROOM 10. . TO RENT From Oct. 15, the elegant Furniture Rooms and Store Dow occupied by W. W, Strong Fumniture Co., being 266 and %68 Wabnsl-av. Store and Basement 18x165, ith four floors above, each 51x1i5, well adapted for Furniture, Carrisge, or other busincs requiring large t of room. Apply to WAL C. DOW, e il 10 Tribune Building. TO RENT. The four apper foors of building 195 and 187 Wa- bashesv., corner Adams-st.; good elevator, well-lighted, all in splendid condition. Will rent very cheap. Ap- ply on the premises, SPENCER H. PECE. DOCTORS OFFICE, FOR RENT—Four rooms, suitable for housekeeping and office combined. Haa been occupied for past 13 Months as doctor’s headquarters, Marble front, cos- Lake akley-sts. Avply to i oy ¥ WORKMAN, 975 West Lake-st. DENTISTRY. B e e e aeasaastoe ] TEETH L] 7§20 and $30 when you can get the best full .J‘;‘i’,;’:"n‘u DR, SICCHESNEY'S for 88, The finest and most fashionsble resort in the city. CornerClark and Randolph-sts, NOTICE. D.B. Freeman, Dentist, HAS RESUMED PRACTICE AT NO. 16 ABERDEEN-ST. WANTED. [aveling Salesman WANTED for an old-estsblisked CALIF ST, Sld-establisked © ORNTIA K 84, Tribune oftice, portLel ® RETURNED. DR. J. C. DEAN, Dentist, Hae returned from his vacation, and i ready for busi- Deas at his office, 67 Washington-st. E. J. ADAMS, Dentist, returned from kis vacation, and will be pleased te .‘:mxpzmnmus.x.msnu Jdacksaz, BRACKEBUSH, DICKSON & (0, Miners and Shippers of Anthracite and Bi- tuminous COALS, LACKAWANNA, ALL SIZES. Per ton delivered, .$7.00 Briar Hill... ‘Willow Grove. Straitsville... Hocking Valley White Ash Bloc Wilmington... Indiana Giant Indiana Giant Nut Buckley and Indiana Cannel Coal for grates. MAIN OFFICE: No. 1 W. Randolph-st. R.R. Yard---S. W. cor. Carroll & Morgan-sts. R.R. Yard---Ashland-av. & Kinzie-st. ALY STEZIEES LACKAWANKA COATL, Superior Quality, FOR SALB By Cargo, Car Load, or at Retail ] I. L. HATHAWAY, OFFICE AND YARD, Cor. Market & Randolph-sts. Baltimore & Ohio Coal Co. iX COAL SHAWNEE MINES. Best Family Coal in the market. Buy be- fore the fall advance (near at hand), at 105 Washington-st. HANILTON, HARDER & HAFER, Original and Only Shippers. ALL READY]! THE INTER-STATE Indngtrial Exposition OF CHICAGO, With tts Grand Arzay of the most interesting Oject, an Completely Full in all Departments, Will be open to tho public from 8 3.m. 1010 p. m. overy day except Sundaye, until Ock. 9. ‘Thoce who have seen ‘it unite in pronouncing it a model collection of the products of The Studio, The Workshop, The Museum, The Orchard, The Garden, and The Field. It is cmphatically a triumph of which the North- w.zst may well proud. Every Arrangement for the Comfort of Vis- itors will be found in the Building. AT Kailway a»4 Transportation Lines give reduced rates, placing wus GREAT OPPORTUNITY within the reach of all, Don't fail to visit this Magnificent Exhibition and BRING THE FAMILY. PRICES OF ADJISSION: Commutation Tickets, fifteen single adwissions. .£5,00 For Adults, all day and evening. . 22 B For Children, all day and evenin, a5 For Adults, on Saturda; %c For Children, on Sat b After 6 p. m. every day, o 25c After 6 p. m. every day, children....... 15 A Splendid Orchestra of thirty pieces constantly playing their chofcest selections, BUSINESS CARDS. SIMEON W. KING, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR ALL THE BTATES AND TERRITQRIES, United States Commissicner for Nl’:fl.hcm Tllinois, holds U, S, Commissioner’s Court fat Lis office. Also Attorney-at-Law, Notary Public, and Passport Agent, depositions taken and deeds acknowiedged for each Stats and Territory, and passports obtained at short notice. Office removed to Methodist Church Block, corner of Clark and Washington-sts., Chicago, P. 5.—Give Mr. King a call. THOMAS B. BRYAN, on returning after several years® absence from Chi- cago, has taken an office at No. 11 Marine Dank Build- iog, 154 Lake-st., where he wil give attention to those interosts which have been confided te him as counsel- lor, exccutor, or trustee. Ho will also receive offcrs (o cash required) for the exchange or purchaee of any of his own _property in Chicago, or on the lake shore, or his lotaand_lands near his present home at Elmbiurst, 16 miles from thecity. Fewareawareof the beauty, bealthfulness, and railroad conveniences of that locaton. A CARD. Mrs. D. A. JACKSON, having returned to ber former place of business, 82 STATE-ST., at 3fme, Washing- ton’s Parlors, will_open, the coming week, an ELE- GANT ASSORTMENT of TRIMMED PATTERNS. CARPET CLEANING And Cloth Sponging Works, 44 and 4G West Adams-at, P T ROTHSCHILD, Proprietor, Abstracts of Title. Orders filled promptly snd charges reasonable, CRAWFORD C. TH & Cf LaSalle-st. MACHINERY. Machinery For sale at s GREAT BARGAIN. a largo lot of ma- chinery, with shafting, beiting, fpulleys, fixtures, &e., all set and in running order. It must be closed ous atonce. Apply to J. L. REED, 177 East Madison-st,, Room 14. BIRDS AND CAGES. NEW YORK BIRDSTORE 279 Madison-st. (near the Bridge). Thelargest and finest lok of Germna ing Parr ‘and other Fancy Birds. uu.-r;un_ riety /OODEN AND METALLIO CAGES, fresh izaproved Seeds, propared Food for oaking Birds, ko JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, &o. FALL STYLES, ‘We are now npen'ing New Goodfi in every department, comprising a. of the bestpnew styles 1n JEWEL- RY, SILVERWARE, SILVER- PLATED WARE, CLOCKS, BRON- ZES, snd FANCY GOODS. All goods at extremely low prices. N.MATSON &C0. State and Monroe-sts,, Opposite Palmer House. FASHIONABLE Silver! Comprising Dinner and Tea Services, Ice Sets, Berry Sets, Epergnes, Vases, and Small Ornamental Pieces, put up in elegant cases, suitable for Bridal Presents, Testimo- nials, etc. Sterling Silver Spoons. MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES. LED, BR0. & 0, __268 WABASH-AV. _ MUDSICAL. MASCN & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS AWARDED THREE HIGHEST MEDATLS AND i Diplomas of Honor, At Vienna, lzli Paris, 1867. DECLARED BY EMINENT MUSICIANS IN BOTH HEMTRPHERES TO BE UNRIVALED, NEW BTYLES, with most important tm- provements ever msade. NEW SOLO and Combination Stops. SUPERB ETAGERE and othor Cases of New Designs. Organs sold for cash, or for monthly or quarteriy payments; or rented until rent pays for the Organ. i CATALOGUES snd Circulars, with full purticulors, froe. Address MASON & HAM- IN ORGAN CO., 80 & 82 Adams-st., Chi- cago. STRINWAY ¢ GRAND, UPRIGHT, AND SQUARE PIATNOS. THE STANDARD PIANOS OF THE WORLD. FIRST of the GRAND GOLD MEDALS OF HONOR, 'WORLD'S FAIR, PARIS, 1867 ; LONDON, 1862, Specisal attention is respect{ully directed to the latest improvement in their Pianofortes, the NEW PA1TENT TONE-SUSTAINING PEDAL. This valusble and important invéntion greatly en- 1arges the capacity of the Pianoforte for_the produc- tion of musical effects. Lyox & Hrary, General Agents for the Northwest, State and Monroe-ta., Chicago, LAKE NAVIGATION. GOODRICH STEAMERS. For Racino, Milwankee, aud West Shore ports, daily, Sunday excopted, &t ......... 9 Baturday's e .cursion boat don't leate uni For Grand Haven, Muskegon, Grand Rap dally, Sunday ekcoplod, at.... enton Harbor, dally. Joseph and ted, at... o Binnies, Ladimen ‘or Manistee, Ludington, efo., ‘Thursday at....... s Sies, Tuspey For Escanabe Ncgad ree, an s, and Toursday: For Green Day, Monamineo. ana i orta, Tuosday aad Frid B "back foor Michiganar: & SHIRTS, A Good Shirt, $1.50 A Good Shirt, $1.75 A Good Shirt, $2.00 FROM STOCK. SHIRTS to order a specialtr. 4Ply Linon Coliars 82 per doz. 171 8. Clark-st. TURKISH BATHS. TUREKISE, Steam Sulphur, Mercurial, and VAPOR. treatment of acate GHARD FACIFIO HOTEL, entmnco on Jacksanst; r LaSalle. 1 Witk i withont the badh, Opos for Geatlemen (rom: . m. 1¥m. The Ladies’ . Em, TooLodie s‘:)r:?r:-‘mnmm&x the personal su DR’ G. C. SOMERS. Pronrietor. Ladies' & Gentlemen's Glothes Cleaned and dyed in the best manner at H. W. MOM- BERGER'S Broadway Fancy Steam Dye Works, No. SHARRIS & COBB, Electro Thermal, Yor the and chronic diseasca. & m. 109D, m. Ladios, 7a. m, 106 Sundays, 7 to DYEING AND CLEANING. 429 South State-st., opposite Pobi-st. FRACTIONAL GURRENGY. "$5.00 PEEEige; OF FRACTIONAL CURRENCY IN EXCHANGE FOR Bills of National Currecy, TRIBUNE OFFICE| CARPETINGS, &c. ALLEN, MACKEY & CO. CARPETINGS! Purchasers of goods in our line will find in our stock a very choice ;sai?g:mentf of new and desirable ns of every grade of goods. Our Fall Stock isnow completge. and is larger in the aggregate and more attractive in detail than ever before exhibited in this city. We offer SPECIAL BARGAINS in Mo- quettes, Wiltons, and Body Brussels of well-known and popular makes. In Three-Ply and Superfine Ingrain our stock is very desirable, includ- ing all the latest patterns. We offer bargains, also, 1 our Curtain Goods, Pnf:er Hangings, Bedding and Up- holstery Depa.rtmepts. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ALLEN, MACKEY & 00., 233 STATE-ST., HOUSE FURNISHING ROW, One block south Palmer House, FURNITURE. SPIEGEL & CAHN, 222 WABASH-AV., ARE OFFERING Great Bargains Parlor and Bedroom Suits, Having an elegant stock "to select from, and 8ll of the latest designs, it will well repay all in want of any article in theig line to give thema call. N. B.—-The finest display of Fancy Furniture in the city selling at ACTUAL COST of IMPORTATION. 222 Wabash-av. RNITURE, “BUYERS OPPORTUNITY. GEO. GILBERT, 267 and 269 Wabash-av. Now is your opportunity to buy good “RE- LIABLE FURNITURE,” at *BOTTOM PRICES.” We guaraatee jo sell our CHOICE-MADE GOODS at prices that “ DEFY COMPETI- TION.” Our stock is LARGE AND COM- PLETE, and we invite an inspection before yon make your purchase. We CANNOT be UNDERSOLD for “GOOD GOODS” and “ » NEW STYLES. GEO. GILBERT, 287 and 260 Wabash-av. RBEMOVAL. REMOVATL. THE BANEING OFFICE OF LEOPOLD MAYER Has been REMOVED to 163 ADAMS-ST. LARI T STOCK, THE LOWEST THEE BESEBICES AT SCOTT'S, 192 & 194 Madison-st, cor. Fiffh-ar, OCEAN NAVIGATION, National Line of Steamships. NEW YORK 10 QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. THE QUEEN, 4471 tons.. SPALN, 4,811 tons, t GREECE, , 4.510 ton: Cabin plasage, 360 ets at reduced ratos. Dra:ts fur £1 and upwards oo Great s:r'x’:z-'fumx Clark and Radolpb.sts. (opposiia new ‘Shorman idouse), Chicago. INMAN LINE OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, CARRYING THE MAILS BETWEEN EUROPE AND AMERICA. PASSAGE RATES VERY LOW. o preuediart apply wFEr\NmS C. BROWN, ‘General Western Ageut, 11 South Glark e Eorner Lake, Chictes. CUNARD MAIL LINE. saling Three Times a Week 0 and foa BRITISHE PORTS. LOWEST RATES. Apply at Compans's Ofice, northwest corner Cixzk and Randolph-+(3- OP\FHNET, Genoral Western Ageat. NCHOR LINE. U' S. turday to Glasgow, Derry, Breearae Cabin, B to 8. MATL, oy Hetarn tick- Si tickets, 3% carreacy. tecrage S i, 86 Stogrags, 834, Jacladidg provision HENDERSQN BROTHERS, N, comer LaSslle and Madisca-sis. . GROCERIES, &o. EXPOSITION! DON’T F.ATILI VISIT HICKSON'S, 167 South Clark-st. GROCERIES Retailed for cash at the following price B2¢ ity 1 9 3.50 1y 65 sty pe sjnfll Heat, per l'n 4 Starch—ixingsiord’s 6-1bhox 60 Starch—Iingstord’s 1-ib pk 10 Starch—Corn, Oswego, hlngsford 1-1b pkat 1 Crackers. 20 Crackers—0. 8 Crackers—n 10 Ginger Sna) 13 Chocolate— E 25 Mustard~Colman’s, 1-1b c: [ Musturd-Colinan’s, k-1b can: 35 Yincenrani, per Ib. 10 YVeraiicelii, per Ih 10 Ch Best New 125 60 35 4.20 Salmy doz. Sahinon—Californl ver doz. Potataes. FL.O Good White Winicr Wheat, St. Loals, wer brl.... Minnesotn Spring Whent Minuesotn Patent, per brl. .00 It will pay you to call and_inspect the above goods, which are of the best quality, and weight guaranteed to hold out 16 ozs, to the pound. Goods delivered in all parts of the city free of charge. es iu the country can order by mall and receive tho same atten- tion as if they were themselvea present. For prices of Teas see below : TEAS. Gunpowder, per B, 5, T5c—Standard... Young Hyscn, per b, 50, 60, 75o—Standard. 20c Japan, per b, 50, 60c—Standard c QOolong, per I, 40, 50c—Standard.. Enghsh Breakfast, per ib, soc—Ston Sent C. 0. D. to'all parts of the United Statea, J. HICKSON, 167 South Clark-st. Groceries. Teas, Coffees, Spices, and Groceries C. JEVNER WHOLESALE GROCERY FHOUSH, Nos. 1 & 3 North Clark-st, IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT, AT TRULY WHOLESALE PRICES. Fine Moyune Tess s Specialty. FLOUR. BEST ST. LOUIS SECOND BEST BEST SPRING..... SECOND BEST SF: All goods guaranteed, and delivered free to any part of the city, SOUTH WATER-ST. MILLS, 260 South Water-st. MILLINERY, &e. MILLINERY. E. J. HOPSON & C0. OPEN ON AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPT. 20, ‘With an extra choice stock of the LATEST IMPORTATIONS for the FALL SEASON, 64 Washington-st., NEAR STATE. RUBBER GOODS. REMEMBER THE NEW RETAIL Rubber Store, 20 STATE-ST., (Opposite Fleld, Leiter & Co.'s.) Just received, o large stock of GOSSAMER WATER- PROOF CLOTHING, for ladies’ and gents' wear. Latest styles of Rubber Jewolry, Combs, Toys, etc., etc ‘NUMBE R 25 THE- CHURCH. Moody’s Sunday-School Work —Dringing a Pupil to Terms, One of His Characteristic Sermons ~-The Programme, A Catholic*n Lonise Latean— Uses of Lay Preachers. Exact Status of the Guibord Case---Swing on Moody. Interpolations in the New Testament ---Bishop MeCloskey’s Chureh, Notes; and Personals at Home and Abroad. Claurch Services To-Day. MOODY’S SUNDAY-SCHOOL WORK, HOW HE * SAVED" A BOTY. ‘Mr. J. B. F. Mareh contributes to the Sunday School Times tug following sketch of some of Mr. Moody’s esrly expertence in Sunday-school ‘work in Chicago : 1t is nealy twenty years since Mr. Moody etarted the Mission Sunday-scacol 1 Chicago that wea $o' ba &4 ‘him in turn a training school for ma great work as an evangelist, Ho was 3 saleaman ina wholesale boot aud shoe house. On week days his & gine energy found full play in the effort 10 sell frore goods than any other mun in tne establishment. On Son- dsys ho worked just as bard. He remted four pews in Plymouth Church, of which ho was s member, and in the morning he raked boarding-Louses, salooas, and street-corners for young men to fll them. Ia the afternoon be plunged into Sunday-echool work, Ko- cruiting was his forte. It ia sald that he helped build up, in turn, over a dozen different schools, a8 ha found one after another that seemed to nesd his belp, He stevped over depominational Lines as easily in those dayw as now. It matiered little wo him whether aschool was under Methodist, Congrogational, or Presbyterian management, if 80 be he got the gamin of the street under Sunday-school influences, His onetrouble in this work was that the youngsters who needed Sunday-school instruction the most could not be perstaded to come to the ordinary school—oy could not be kept there if once they were coazed in, Tuey were too untamed—too ill at ease among well drensed and well-behaved children, 8o, more to catch the fish that alipped through the nets of the othes schools than for any other reason, he decided 0 start 8 school of his own on the Sands, ' This was the name of & poverty-stricken, whisky-ridden, crime-steeped locality on the North Side—the Five Points of Chicago, Hirirg an unfurnished room that had been last ased {or a w.loon, he atarted out to dram up scholars to All it. AL first the young Arabs foughtshy, Then he filied Dis pockets ‘with maplo sugar, and judiciously distributing it among those who would ‘promise ta HALLOCK, HOLMES & CO. MISCELLANEOUS. OPENING OF FALL STYLES. 248 WADANH-AY.. Sept. 20, 1875, DIPORTED FRENCH PATTERNS. M. L. P. WYANT has returned from New York with all the LA~ TEST NOVELTIES of the season in Patterna for Fall and Winter Costumes, » nd extends to you & cordial fn- vitation to call and sce them. 8.T.TAYLOR'S Sys- tting taught, and Systems for sale. fepl e c‘;flug BB WYANT, 248 Wabasb-sr. TO THE TRADE. FELT SKIRTS, CARDIGAN JACKETS, HAMBURG TRI 5 Also, complete aud beautiful stock of Imparted Necktiea (Ladies), Silk Hdkfs,, etc., all of the best and at the lowest prices. Hyhly ‘THOMFSON & LANSING, 248 Wabash-av, DISSOULTION NOTICES. DISSOLUTION. The parfneralitp beretofors existing between Wm. Wallace and Geo. D. Smith in the busineas of keeping a restanrant, dinner, snd supper rooms at 36 East Washiogton-at.. in this city, is diesolved, snd no fartber transaction in the £ame of the Arm by satd ALLACE. Smith will be recognized. WL W. Sept, 7, 1875, DISSOLUTION. The firm of R. E. Shimmin & Co,, doing business st 163 Eant Fasbingiohtc ae coal ales, i tie dsy aissolved by mutual consent b 7, SHIMAON, . BOBxnt . Chicago, Sept, 18,1878, . Lu ML SABIN, come, the room 800n overflowed, and be was obliged er quarters. Thesa wers found fn a bal ‘Markat, from which the achool took the name by which it was known for several yoars. To give anidea of the neighborhood in which the school “was planted, it is said that Moody, speaking from the steps of the hall entrance, could make kis Volce heard in the doors of 204 salooun. Here he and hua belpers gathered a school that within a year bad an average attendance of 650 scholars, and soon ran UP to 1,000 ‘There wia probably mever another school just ks it. At frsc there were no seats ovam in the foom, and for some time nome of the “ Sundsy-school requisites * of the advertisementa—na Blackboard, no library, no mape, no banners, Bt it was live school; 50 thoroughly wide-awake that at first the teachers considered 1t a satisfactory day's work when they had been abla to do a_lictie ainy and keep the turbulent membership sufiiciently qui to hear a lttle talking, It wasa cardioal doctring that the worse & boy was the more uecossity thers was of keeping him fn the school. Such » confession of failure s the oxpuision of & gohiclar was 5ot to b thought of. ~Great was tbe genuity snd patence required some PR gl S e e et young rough who seemed to defy all the efforts to tamo him, There was danger that his riotous be- ‘aavior would break up the achool. Having snd prayed over the matter all the weex, Moody came to school one Sundsy persusded that thers was but anc remedy that would reach hia case, and thst was a good thrashing. Coming up behind the young rowdy, Bo his arms around him, lifted him from his feet, and shoved him through the open door of a little ante-room. the door, ho procesded to buai- Dess. The culprit was well endowed with muscla, But 60 was Moody. Tho excitement in the achook room was drawn off by singing tmtil the two re- appeared, after & somewhat prolonged and nolsy “interview ” in the ante-coom, Both were evidently well warmed up, but the resalt was manifest in tho chastened bearing of the offender. work,” remarked Moody, * but I guess we have ssved him. And they had! More than that, this exhibi- tion of muscular Christianity was s new claim on the admiration of theschool, and Moody's will was law smong them thereafter, Ho had demonstrated his ability to keep order, and forthwith found many help- ers, Ompeday ap old =cholar coming up the wisla espled & raw recruit aittng with his cap on. Snatch- ing it of, he nit the offender a blow that sent him o4 1ull length upon the floor. * I'll learn you better than %o wear your cap in this school,” was the sententions cxplanation ss e passed on o' his own seat with the 8iF of one who was readsy to do his daty. It was not easy to find suitabie teachers for the bard-bitted classes which made up such a school. And there, a8 in other schools, it was not always easy to get rid of uasuitale teachern. But a plan was hit tpon that worked to 8 eharm. No tescher could do such ilege, under certaln limi claua when he chose and going into anotber one, The result was that the Supermtendent was relieved from the unpleasant task of takings dull tescher's class away from him; for the class, one by one, quickly ook Itself away. And thus thers came about's “suz- vival of the fittest * teachers that would bave delight~ ed Darwin hiteelf. 5 Moody ut a vast amount of work into the school. Hia cvenings aod_Sundays were spent in skirmishing about the Sands, looking_after old scholars and look- ing up mew ones, Ile never believed that there was anytbing that any siuner needed s0 much 18 heneeded. the Gospel. But along with the Gospel be carried a great deal of relief for the sick, the unemployed, and the unfortunate. He was the almoner not only of his own charicy, but 6f the gifis of many friends who be- came interested in his work. His old employer says fhat he has secn a8 many a8 twenty chuldren coms into the store at once {0 be titted out with new ahoes gra- tuitously. When ho finally gave up business altogether, that b might devote all his time to musstonary labor, he bought a pony to facilitate his work. Mounting it o Sunday be would go_skirmishing’ the streets and alleys on the search for new scholars. Coming back at the hour for achool the patient pony would some- times be loaded, from its ears to its haunches, with ragged urchins, while the later recruits hung an by the etirrups or tail | Numerous were the conversons, wondsrful the transformations, that were continually :occurnng among these children 20d youth. One cdld day in Feoruary a wild lad made his aj cs 3t tha schiool-room door. He was clad in a man's overcoat— ita rags tied together with strings. Hia legs wers wrapped with papers, and & big pair of shoes com- pleted hia winter costune! Mr. Moody caught sight of him, gave him his hand, found him a i with a8 cordial and kindly attention a8 he could have shown the most welcome visitor, A gentleman who hsppened to be visiting the school that dsy was maved 0 tears by the wretched plight of the boy. After the exercises were over,he took tum homa and gave bim s full suit of clothes belonging to his own son. Tha boy, thug be- fnended, continued coming to the scnool, was con. verted, and is now a sundsy-School Superinteadant himself, But 10 one else iearned 30 much in this school, and {n the church which grew out of it, 28 Mr, Moody him self. He had grown ap to manhood with nothing more thap, with hardly 58 much 8s, a0 average common scho0l education, In his eartler work as teacher and preacher—and the one shaded 80 impercep- tibly into tho other that it would be as hara to tell when he became & preacher us when 3 colt becomes a horse—ho had no library but his Bible: not even a commentary or a concordance. But his ardor to lead men Lo Christ was a couat fire.and he studied the Bubls to learn how to do it, as very fow ?hx;lil.dm study it in these :urmnz days. He learned n his uneasy, uniettered, but exacting congregation that stmplicity {n preaching the cardinal docirines of Christiamty, that aptness and homeliness of (Justra— tion, that directness of sppeal, that wlall in Seripture exposition, which are the secret of o much of his wonderful auccess since a8 an evangelist His preaching in these daysis full 5¢ Mustrations drawn from his experience in this earlier work. The Rav, W, H. Daniels tells ita_story in his new volume, now in press, on “D. L. Moody,and His Wark,” i 3 y-sahool workers will find very tube