Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 31, 1875, Page 14

—~—— without doubt that they can understand what is coming if thoy etect the Oppoeition lesdersto rule Cook Connty. Following is & comparative statement of the ealary of theClerk of the Town cf Eouth Chicago for the years named : Totals. .. $1,300 $1,800 Seven years' salary under Republican rule was $1,300, and one yenr under the Opposition was $1,500. Do the tax-payera like the ‘prospect of having the same thing carried into ths county ? Following are the fignres for the same years Satary. for the oflice of Supervisor : Salary. ..$ 100 10 1675—P. Ryan, OPPeeess ‘Totals ... FL¢ Nine years of Republican rale cost $1.600, and one-third that time under the Opposition cost iive imes as much. Are the voters undecided? In the oftice of the Asressor the figures are no Jess striking. ‘They are subjoined: Salary, Salary, Totals.... <everns $26,400 Nine years of Bepublican ofiico-holding cost 496,400, and three yesrs of Opposition rule_cost £42:000, If yon want to put this style of doinz {hings into counts affairs vote for Hesing; if zot, vote for Huck. CORRESPONDENCE. AN APPEAL TO DTMOCEATS. Cmeaco, Oct. 80.—Honesty is the winning card for the Democracy. It was played in New York at the right time, and elected Tilden Gov- ernor of that State ; and before the game has ended he will probsbly be President of the United States. Democrats of Cook County, Jook to the ticket of the Opposition party. There is nothing therato awaken this sentiraent, but eversthing to repress it. Tum to Mi- chael Eeeley. In his candidature it finds an emphatic expression. Shartly beforehe re- tired from the office of Treasurer of Cook Conn- ty in 1862 or 1563, the Legislature of this Stato passed s Iaw anthorizing County Treasurers to pay over the public moneys held by them in the carrency of the United States. Xr. Keeley con- verted the gold held by him into currency, and made 215,000 by tha exchange, and this pre- mium with the carrency, be of his own saccord pat into the Treasury of the State for the bene- fit of tax-payers. Basinese-men of Chicago! I wish to lsy this matter upon your consciences. Suppose you should find that your Cashier had, by s lecitimste mse of your fuuds, added to them the sam of $15.000, and, instead of putting them into his own pocket, ‘which he conld legally do under the rules vou bad established for the conduct of your busi- ness, had consulted his conscience instesd of the statute, and placed it to your credit with your banker,—could you discharge that man? And, 1f his place should afterwards become va- cant, could you refuse his application for it ? How, then, can yon reject the ltgpljmfion for a public office of one who has in the performance of his official duties farnished o signal &n illustration of this rare virtue? Honest Democrats! Michael Keeley is carrying your flag alone in this fight. Do not, I implore you., in the interest of good government, do not desert bun. AX OLD-L1sE DEMOCEAT. [The above is from one of fhe oldest and most infinential Democrats in the city, and one of the chief members of the late Jeffersoman Club. En] MR, BOUNTREE DENTEE. o the Editor of The Chicago Tribune : Cmcaco, Oct. 30.—The statement in your col- amns of this morning, that I inetigated the dis- turbance at the meeting held in Farwell Hall last evening, i bass, libelous, and false. Ididnot even apprehond the meeting would assume s politi- cal complexion. I understood 1t to be called in the interest of good government and honest elections, to which all citizens were invited. As 8oon as the disturbance arose, I, thinking that as Chairman of the Opposition Carpaign Commit- tee I might be able to exert some influence, at once made my way into the midst of the excited throng that surronnded Mr. Hesing, and exerted myself to the utmost of my ability to #uppress the disorder. Many of the gentlemen upon the platform can, and no doubt will, bear witness to these statements. I desire an honest government as sincerely as you do. I have never been charged with “corruption in any pnb- lic position I have held, so faras I am aware. The name, fair credit, and peace of Chica- 0 i8 48 dear to me a8 it is to you, and I alwa; ave and always will do all that lies in my power to maintain it. - Yours ete., Joms M. BOUNTRER. THE GAMBLERS' GAME. To the Bditor of The Chicaoo Tribune : CHicAGO, Oct. 30.—The gambling fraternity of Chicsgo bave not espoused Hesing's cause for any love they bear the man, whom, on the con- trary, they both hate and fear as one in whom they sod others have no confidence, and over whom they have no permanent control, but be- csuse they see in him and the County Commis- sioners s means of perpetusting their ascend- ancy in city affairs, This fight to the gamblers is of no eignificance whatever, unless it secures to them throngh political influence their contin- ued control over the police, whose let-alons pol- icy is the eacret of their success. Hesing, Mil- ler, Rehm, ana the County Commissioners hav- ing promised the gamblers that the police &bafl not interfere with their business, AMcDon- ald brings all his cohorts forward to sustain and cary the Hesing ticket. Give McDonald the control of the city police, and he cares not who rules in other departments. L. FEANK LUMBARD'S BONG AT THE MEETING OF THE WERCEANTS. v ths Editor of The Chicago Tribune: CE1cAGO, Oct. 30.—As all the gamblers were at the meeting of the merchants, it would bave been more appropriste for Frank Lumbard to bave sung the comic song of Gus Da Bois', now il the rage in the small comcerts in the city. | With Mike McDonald in front of the stage, I think I see all the audience looking in one tion as Frank roars out the last stanza : And 1f one of his ro] You bet e will square o ‘Hls name is reversd at the police headquarters, 1In our Council I wonder he don't take the chair, Our city afiicials all smile when thes meet him, ‘They wouldn't do this if Loug John was Mlayor, MUIKE M'DONALD. Tothe Editor of The Chicago Trivune: CH1cago, Oct. 30.—1t is asserted by those who ‘were close to Mike McDonald in the fracas at Farwell Hall Friday evening, that he had two pistols in his pockets, ready for auy emergency, —~but of conrse “they were not loaded.” Mike never carries loaded weapcns. ¢ Forewarned is forearmed.” Let the voters remember the dangerous class ws have to meet at the polls next 1y, and do our duty at whatever cost. The crowd who would break down irs for ‘weapons in & pesceble meeting would not hesi- tate to use pistol or knife to carry out their evil designs on election-day. 3 AN ErevesTE WARD VoTER. 3 THE DXOCRACY FOB HUCK. To the Editor of The Chicago Tridune : Caicaso, Oct. 80.—I write this hastily, merely tosay thst Iam a Jeffersonian Democrat, and belonged to one of the Jeffersonian Clubs of a few weeks ago. Iam, and have been, disgusted at the proceedings of tho sxid organization in allowing itself to be swallowed up body and 300ta by that band of indescribebles styling 7 'y davas past I, may Democrats of tho Fufth Ward. bave been at a loss to know exactly themselves Opposition. For together with s dozen other what course to pursue Tuesday, but since the proceedings of last night at Farwell Hall we no longer hesitate, but have decided to go to.the polls ana deposit our_bsllots in the plumpest possibla way against the mobite, the bully, the monarchist, A. C. Hesing. Let all.good citi- zens, withont rezard to party, do likewise. BUCEETE. GREAT FRATDS COSTEMPLATED IN THE CRAW- FOBD DISTRICT! To the Editor of The Chicago Tridune: Cmcaco, Oct. 30.—There is not 8o servile & tool of corrupt men snywhere as Crawford, of the Conoty Board. The same men who control him have swindled Cicero out of thousands, aro operating extensively in the towna of Lskeand Hyde Park, snd are just beginmng to extend thir power into Lyons. Crawford is an 1ndit pensable necessity to them. Thoy bave got him nominsted. and now they mesn to eloct bim. By gravel trains and cinder trains, they expect to carry a gang of repeaters all the way from Hyde Park, via the Stock-Yarde sod Brighton, to Lyons, voting at every place. The poll that needs most to be watched is tho one at Brighton, whers there are from fifty to soventy-five legal voters. Crawford expects to poll from 500 to 700 votes there. This place should bave been annexed to the city at the samae time that ils last addition Wwas made. The bill was so drawn a3 to_sccomplish it But it was lofs out by soms frand in the en- grosament of the bill. It nowis a portion of Cicero; but ita rulers have no sympathy with Cicero peaple, except to voto taxes and eat them up. Cicero would gladly get rid of it, and Chi- cago ought to haveit. The rulers of this littlo gore of land believe in all the improvements which they can gt the contract for making, and they waat Crawford to be the man io let them the contracts, Taber is running far ahead in this district, and, with an houoest fote, he will certainly be elected. Tho defeat of Crawford is all that is desirable in order t0.give bonest men a majority in the next Board. BroCk-YARDS. 'DAYIS RETURNS TO THE ATTACK. To the Editor of The Chicago Tribuns: Cncaco, Oct. 29.—Pardon me for again tres- passing ou your epace. Mr. Waldron esys in to- day’s TmposE thst his sction with the Com- mittee that packed the self-styled Domocratic Convention “was entirely for the purpose of preventing the indorsement of the Opposition ticket.” True Democrats will be glad to learn that there was an honest man on that Commit- tee, but will be sorry to know that he was 80 terribly outwitted. The entire- bummer ticket was nominated by s vote of 114 out of 118, the otler 4, of whom Mr. W. says he was one, not voting. The ticket is ardently supported by Winston, an aristocrat with bummer proclivities, and Doo- litle, s most thoroughly conceited young jackanapes, well named save as to his tongue, lazy in business and seldom in Court, but wordy and omnipresent in bummer political meaetings. These two vainly imagine and impudently clsim to represent tho Democratic party. They are worse than Waldron as much as a persistent rascal is worse than a ropentant fool. 1t is Huck or Keeley. Democrats, though sold, capnot be delivered. Thieves, pumps, and steerers, aided by aspiring youngsters, and afew misguided though better men, do not constitute a third of the voters of Cook Comaty. Withan honest vote and an honest count, good men need not fear. - Jomx M. Davis. MISCELLANEOUS. THE POOLS. The usual centras for political gossip were de- gerted last evening, and = calm seemed to have settled on the bummer-mind, quite in contrast with the previous evening. The political Moguls and prophets who usually contribute somuch to the reporter's speculative budget were either sbeent in the ward meetings or st home meditating over their ghameful proceedings st Farwell Hall the eveniog previous. Those who were around were of the smalier tyve of *‘blowers,” and somehow thers was something in the atmosphere that ap- peared to depress them. Those of the sporting fraternity who a week ago wero betting on a majority for Hesing of 15,000, were content to bet even on Hesing against Huck and Keeley, bat seemed to prefer not to put up sny money. Soveral wers hbard to remark that they had left therr pocket-books howe. As between Healy and_ Finerty thie bets were twelve to ten in favor of the former, which it will be noticed is also a decided change of tactics over a week ago. In fact, these were the rates at which pools were selling at Foley's. In the case of the Tressurership, while the bets were being made as they were it was privately concedeg that the contest was really betweem Huck anll Hesing, with the chances in favor of the former. MERCIANTS’ COMMITTEE OF ACTION. Mr. George Armour yesterdsy made the fol- Jowing snnouncement : In accordance with the last resutution of the series sdopted by the mesting at Farwell Hall last evening, to-wit: “ Resolred, That s committes of eeven be ap~ pointed by the Chaik, whose duty §t shall be to rais 1he necessary funds and to make the mocessary or- rangements to detect and prosecute every person guityof fllegal vating on ‘election-day, and every of- cex of election who shall be guilty of s violstion of the 1aw,” I hereby appoint as the Committeo of Beven contemplated by that resolution ths following gentle- men, viz.: Wliam Aldrich, Richard T. Crane, Abi- Juh Keith, Jeseo Spalding, George DL How, Ssmuel Bliss, W. 3L Egan. GromoE ARMDUE, of Meeting. ‘No action will be taken by the Commuttes till Monday. WANTED. The following notice has been sent ont by the Republican Campaign Committee : HEADQUARTERS BEPUBLICAN .CAMPATGN COMMIT- TEE~—All Notaries Public who desire to aid in the cause of right, snd who are willing to devate next Tueadoy to init cause, will plesso ropors to theso headquarters for duty on Mon * o Joms H. &nws‘ Chairman. A mass-meeting of French citizens will be held Monday evening in -Maskell's Hall, corner of Desplaines and Jackson Btreets, to protest sganst the candidacy of A. C. Hesing, the mor- tal enemy of their interests and nationality. ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.. Proceedings Saturdays Or1AWA, 11, Oct. 30.—The following were the Supreme Court proceedings to-day: MOTIONS DECIDED. 213. Motion reserved to the final hearing. 597, Time extended ten days for the appellse to fils Artefs. 576, Leave given to file sdditional record. 698, 699, 700. Motion overraled; comes too late. 51 'Stasden va. The People ; supersedess denied far non-compliance with the rale, 755, Stewart va_ Kirk; motion to quash overraled, 461, Daegling vs. Schwariz; leave given to fle amended record. In delivering this order, Justice Walk- er said that inadvertently they had allowed this to be Qone in other cases, but hereaiter the rule would be Sirictly complied with. Wehold_that, after the sub-— Inission of & canse, an amendment to the record could ot be filed without notice to the opposite party and suficientcansoshown for the reason, and that the transcript of the record and erfors and. joinder in errors siand as the pleading in a cause, - LICENSE will be granted to Walter Alappleby topractics law in this State. ‘The spplication of Georze B. Crooker is dented. We find no proot of two years’ study befors saking for a license. S i NEW l‘l:rfll)‘;\;!‘ 31. otion to stay the ue deeds pending the heariug of the cause, Gu7. Stipulstion that this csuse abide the decision in ‘S,Xnnl d \Ale?h 'xfihplélll( number. 8. Motion by thea) lce for an extension to file briefe. " efitiy 245, hlotion to set sside the order of afiirmanca, 155, Stipnlation and motion to submit on briefs and abetracts in the Court of the Central Grand ‘Division in & similar case between the sams parties, 740, Emmonds vs. Moore; motion and stipulation 48 anc 30 e fendant in arror uir}e lg!t o ’n( C ymu cause, o 716, Motion for further time to file an amended ap- peal bond; elso, diminution of Tecord Euggested; Tig e oo shendhd eyt O 20 An ion by the a) oo f¢ of time to file briefs. poelioeYoraly o CAIL OF TO'E DOCKET. 701 to 706, {nclusive ; taken, %07, Taken with 708, %08 to 713, inclusive ; taken, 714, Affirmed under the rale. iy ;9“7’}.’1‘), closivo; taken, 8. ie's docket—The oo Baories docke l’wplllxnl"lmvrl. 43, Continued for service. 110, 149, 212, and 344 ; taken, 355, Abides the decixion in 564 Sis Bha o . The ol of affirman um;‘::n‘dn ice set aside, and. the 53. caring dockel—The order staying proceed- ings meda in vacation will vo discharged, © © No, 20. On the 1814 docket—John Piummer vs, The People ; opinion lad vesterday by Se p9e3 - ment réverred, end the caase Femmnacds 3 T ADJOTINAENT, The Court zdjourned to 9 o'cloak morcirz. 3 “‘fm" SPORTING. End of the Base-Ball Season of 1875. The Bostons Retain the Whip for Next Year. The Hartfords Beat the St. Louis Club for Third Place. Batting Averages of Professionals for the Year, Opening of Billiard-Rooms. BASE BALL. THE BATTING RECORD FOE 1875. Below will be found & complete snowing of the batting record of every professional who had played base ball with & championship club during the base ball year ended last night. In meking this record every game has been includ- od which was played for the championship of 1875. Thistakes in all Centennial, Washiogton, and KEeokuk games aswell as those played®by or with clubs which finished the season. Incases where & player served with two or more clubs bis rec- ord has been consolidated, and the number of games with which he is credited comprises all ho bas plased- wherever he hes been. The list covers all tie games, but does not include ex- hibition contests or games with the Cincinnati or other professional or semi-professional clubs not in the ring. In short, it shows just the batting strength of each player as oxhibited in efforts to gain the championship peonant. It should ba ‘premised that tho showing is not perfectly fair, becsuso one man may have been to bat more times than another; but, £8 scores are now kept, it is the only test {hat can be applied to all the clubs in different cities whers 80 many ways of BOOring are com- mon. The record is also unfair in another respect: in that tho Dostons and other Eastern crack clubs had a chance to bring up their avorages by games wich the Washingtons and Centennials, which the Chicago and St Louis clubs did not enjoy. The firet column shows the number of gsmes in which each player participated during the sea~ son ; the second, the sum total of all the base- hits made by him during the season ; and the third the average of base-hitstoa game. The fact that a large number of smatours and poor attempts at professionals have taken part in some games have led to the drawing of alineat ten games each, and the omission of the scores of all players who did oot play that number, ex- ceptin the case of a few old professionals whose n:dmai will be recognized. Following is the rec- ord : S §EE e 5 3 8 3 z & 3 > § N Players, = 5 143 1,82 65 Beward...2¢ 24 1.00 136 1.72| 66 Cha a8 1. 151 163| 67 Abadie....11 11 1 134 1.63 68 Gerhardt.,57 86 0. 151, 69 Quinn,...31 30 0. 151] 70 Fisher....33 3§ 0 1491 71 Moore....20 19 0. 72 Stearns.. 15 15 73 Fulmer,..65 ) 74 Bielaski .60 45 11 Spalding.. T5 Treacy...4) 45 12 Meyerlo. .64 6 Warren...67 60 13 O'Rourke.74 14 Hines....65 15 Burdock..73 16 McGeary.65 17 Heifert...11 18 Eggier....62 19 Devlin...67 83 131 20 Murnan..65 85 131 21 Hallinan.5 71 1481 %0 Holdswh.7) 91 1.30) 1.29| 1207 13 1.7} 1254 12| 1.22] 1 1. EE 065 0.65 0.64 115 MecSorley. 14 0.8 (116 Rocap...... 0,64 1 063 2 Lot 062 & 1.03 039 56 Latham .36 §7 1.03, 058 67 Bradley..69 60 1.02{12 v58 63 Harbidge80 51 1.0 0.54 59 Snyder...63 63 1.001123 Barnie ...15 053 60 A-Allison 61 61 L.00l12t Gldsmith12 050 61 McMullin53 &2 1.001125 Miller,Ch.27 043 62 McKelvey41 41 1.001125 Clinton...21 043 63 Geer.....85 8 1.0012 036 64 Kessler...25 25 1.00) 031 THE CHAMPIONSHIP. The seazon of base ball ended yesterday, with the game in Boston between the Hartford and Boston Clubs. The final summing up throws the Big Bridge Club back to fourth place, and the Chicagos last but one. The games between first-class clubs were all played, with the excep~ tion of about twenty-four, snd it is plsinly ap- parent that the standingfof the clubs are fairly indicated in tke table. In 1871 the Chicago Club ranked third in field of nine, and last vear fifth 1o a field of eight. This yearit is sixth among seven clubs. We shall see what ** the boys of *76"” will do, when the table is 'made up » year hence. Subjoined is the sum- mary : ONBHTP. To the Editor of I'ha Chicago Iribune: ‘Ux1vERSITY OF CRIcAGO, Oct. 30.—Since your paper of Oct. 29 contained an article relative to the University base-bail nine and their refusal to deliver the silver ball to Evanston College, and since the a:ticle misrepresented us, we agk you to make public the real reason for our re- Tusing to give up the ball. During the first in- ning it waa whispered abont tbat she Evanston catcher, Mr, Partie, was not a member of Evans- ton College. The captain of the Chicago nine, npon hearing this, immediately inquired of the Evanston Captain whether or not Partis was » student of Evanston Collegs, and was informed that he was. Without further inquiry or objec- tion the game was finished with Partie as catcher for Evanston. As further ioformation was re- ceived after the game respecting Partie’s. not beiog & member of the Ipstitution, Mr. Bos- worth, reprezentative of the. Execative Commit- tea of our Association, took occasion to leave a note asking Prof. Fisk whether Partie wasa member of the Northwestern University, inreply to which he received the following note : EvaxsToN, IIL, Oct, 23.—H. J. BosworTH: No stu- dent by the mame of Partie is now or has ever been connected with the Preparatory School. _Yours truly, H.F. Fiss. In regard to our ** Astronomers,” we may Bay that they are membersof the University, a8 may ba.proved by the Registrar of the Uuviversity of Chicago, N. K. HoNoRE, Captain U. of C. B. B. C. BOSTONS—HARTFORDS. Spectal Disvateh to The Chicage Tridune, Bostoy, Masa., Oct. 30.—Ths Reds won their last vietory from the noted Blue Stockings, of Hartford, in this city this afterncon, having finished the eesson without losing a game on their own groudds. The game was the last of _the senies between the clubs, butless brilliant iu point of fielding and skill than manv which bad preceded it. In fact, if was an ordinary THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3l, ,1875.""SIX’1‘EEN' PAGES. gamo, and drew less than an ordinary crowd, on account -of the cold and cheerless weather. Five hundred spectntors were present, and they gathered -together on the les of the fenco and watched the players as they did their best to play and keep warm. Thegame was calied at the close of the eizhth innmg, with the Boatons shead by Tto 4. The home nine wers for the third or fourth time in succession out-batted by the Blues, Bond and Wright leading the scores for their 'respective sides, with two single and oue two-base hit each. In flelding, too, Bond appesred to good sadvantago, making but asinglo error, sud pitching out two men on three strikes. Riills’ play at tirst wus very good, like Ferguson's at third, as was thoe playing of Harbidgo, Remsen, and Carey in their positions. O'Bourke distinzuished himself with several fino catches and throws to home snd firat. Barnes, Spalding, Schifer, and Manning played fanltlessly. George Wright made an error in the second inning, but immediately redeemed himself by tne capture of & hot liner from Carey's bat, besides making several splendid pick-ups and throws to first. Spalding did a tine piece of flelding in the sixth inning. A ball was struck short to him, and he picked it up and whirled a8 to put a man out at first. York was on third, and immediately started for home, but Spelding didn't throw to first. He turned about and caught York between third and home, then thraw to White, who ran York out, thus saving a run. THE S8CORE : BOSTONG. R‘EIP‘A E|| HARTFORDS. |R|B|P|4|E Weiebt, 5. 52| 01 3, 3t 3) 1| Burdock, 20...| 1| 11 0 R S PR B B onard, ! of 2 | GRourke, o 1! g\ ik ghYork. g‘ alg a1 cVey, 4 i Spaldins 119888 1| 21 1! 0| White, 113 5| a;!n. “Allison, c-..| 0| 3! 5| Seliafer, 3 B..] 2/ 1] 2 of ¢/Carey, ol 2! o Maoning, r.£.0. 1| 11 2} 0] 0 0| [t 5 0 0 Runy earned—Hartfords, 1. Total bazs on hits—Bostons, 14; Hartfords, 17. Home run—Tarns. o bare hit—Wright, Harbldge, Bond, Allisan. artiords, 8. First baso on errors—Bostons, 4; Struck out—Loonard, Spalditg, Timea of game—1 hour 35 minutes. Umpire—] Lamb, of the Beacon Olab, —_———— BILLIARDS. BEOPENING OF DOTY & RIINES' ROOM. This-widely known and popular resort of bill- jard-lovers, by whom it is regarded asin every respect the model billiard-room of Chicago, is to be introduced to its hosts of frienda apd patrons in & newer snd more attractive form than ever before. Monday af- ternoon of this week, at 4 o'clock; the hall will be reovened, having been entirely refitted with new snd elegant tables of the J. 3L Brunswick & Bslke Co.'s celebrated make, while tho hall it- gelf has been tastefully decorated. All the old attractions remain—tho polite and sssidaons at- tontion constantly bestowed upon patrons, the fine al(}uipment of wines and liquors, and the general air of solid comfort 60 peculiar to Doty & Rhines' room. Tho reopening will bo signai- ized by exbibition games by all the prominent professionals in the ci A} = TENNESSEE SPORTSMEN. CHAMPION PURPS. Mexerrs, Tenn., Oct. 30.—In the field trial of dogs to-day for the championship of America, the first prize was awarded to **Tom,” the prop- erty of G. W. Campbell, of Columbus, Tena.; second to Nicholson's * Harry,” from tho same kenuel ; and third to P. H. Bryson’s * Maude.” ‘The meoting of the Sportsmen’s Association, which closed to-day, bas been a grand euoccess. All the purses shot for wers well contestod. The prize for the best brace of fiold dogs was awarded yesterday to G. W. Campbell’s * Tom ™ and *May." THE NEBRASKA ELECTION. Svecial Dispalch to The Chicago Iribune. Livoors, Neb,, Oct. 30.—The official canvaes of the votes in the late election, completed to- day, shows 40,000 cast. The new constitution carries by nearly 25,000, The coupon leaving to the people the power of locating the capital has 7,500 msjority. The coupon giving the people power of expressing preference for United Statos Senator has 18,#00 majority. The Repub- licans elect evervthing excepting two District Judges and ons District Attorney. e A S GRADES OF WHEAT. Bpecial Dispatch to The Chacago Tribune, Mrmwavxzx, Oct. 80.—Ths Chamber of Com- merce to-day tabled a resolation to create a new grade of wheat, No. 1 bard. There seems to be & strong conservative majority that will refuse any further change 1n our grades, as experimental, anjustified, and dangerous. MARRIAGES. GERARDIN—DICKINSON—Oct. 14, by the Rev. Dz MeMullin, Mr, Edward Gerardin and Miss ¥annie H. Dickinson, both of thia city. £~ Ban Francisco papers please copy. DEATHS. ISP o L B e T ESSWORTH Frances C., 1;“:&:-."' Cbaslea Ens: wol ag ears, formerl . an Terident of CBCAgO. Edley Funeral Sundsy n¢ 1p. m., from 234 Maxwell-st, Carringos to Graceland. Friends nvited. &7 Esstern papers pleass copy. THOMAS-On Fridsy night, Oct. 29, the intant daughter of Alfred C. and Grace Thomss, aged 18 dass. HEALEY—Fridsy evening, Oct. 29, Daniel Healey. Funeral from hia late residence, No, 108 Fulton-st., Sunday, 3lst, by cars to Calvary, Friends are in- vited to attend. FORSYTE—At 94 Douglas-av., Saturday morning at S o'clock, Capt. J. 5. Forsyth, sged 42 years and 5 days, Funeral servics at the house, Sunday, at 2 o'clock, All friends insited to attend. Remaina to be taken to Bandwich, 1iL, Mondsy, &£7:30 s, m. RYAN—Oct, 95, Timothy Ryan, sged 68 years, a Dative offNew Ross County, Wexford, Ireland. Funeral to-day at 1 o'clock from hia late residence, 99 Indiana-st, 52 Toronto, Ont., pepers please copy. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. REPUBLICAN MEETINGS MONDAY, Republican meeting at the North Sido Turner-Hall, on North Clark street, The Hon. John A. Logan, E. A Storrs, snd Lous . Hack will sddress the méot- g. Republican meeting st Tarned’s Hall, corner Thirty~ fifth street and Cottage Grove avenue, Gen, Munn will address the meeting. Bepublican meeting of the_Eleventh ard, to be neld a5 Orpheus Hall, corner Lake and Peoris streets. Republican meeting of the Fifth Ward, to be held st 200 Thirty-first atreet, Swedish meeting, to bo held at Clybourn Avenuo Theatre. Louis O, Huck and others will address the meeting. ‘Bepublican meeting of the Tenth Ward, o be held at Desplaines street, botweon Aaams and Jackson sireets, George Clatk, C. H. Beed, and Gen. Maun will adress the meeting. Republican meeting of the Fifteenth Ward, to be held at the corner of Carpenter street and Milwaukee avo- nue. Repablican meeting at Englewood High-School, B, B. Hopkins and others will address the meeting. Republican meeting of the Ninetoenth Ward, to be held at 216 Bush street. Republican meating of the ifteenth Ward, to be held at 548 Elston avenue. ‘Republican meeting of the Thirtesnth Ward, corner Robey street and Ogden avenue. Republican meeting of ‘the Third Ward, at the Hall t No. 619 Stats stréet, Repuolicon mesting of the Sixth Ward, st 1006 Hal- sted street. Repubiican mesting of the Fourleeath Ward, at the corner of Indians and Lincoln streets, Republican meeting of colored citizens of the Four- toenth Ward, at the Baptist Church on Irving place. % Tg}} OPPUSEEJN ‘}{?hNDAY EVENING. yyGrond, massmesting of the Opposttion Party st PERSONAL. NFORMATION WANTED_OF WHITE TEXAS ‘mars pony, takon up 180 25¢h. ~ Liberal reward will bo o Tor recovery st 1316 South fialdted . . I. TIZR- k. ERSONAL—A YOUNG GENTLEMAR, 2% YEARS HpgelidyTinosto form the saquaincancs of & young 1ady. 2 asa away one ot two. et Address P 65 Trivuss oon. o o PERSONAL. PERSONAL-LADIES ARE NOT PERMITTED TO ‘voto, but they can call at Mrs. SQUIER'S, 23 Wa- bash-av.,’ and seo hor elegant French hats. FINANCIAL. PARTY HAVING $0TO LOAN ON GOOD RE- A PR A e, pletss aadosms TS, Tribune office. lover in 3 A 100, T orer I Splritualies, address fn conidende H 100 P ERSONAL—WILL GIVE $25 FOR THAT STOC PEESQNAL 'E$2 FOR THAT BTOCK. ERSONAL_WILL BOME WIDOW LADY, A BE- pl MUSICA L. and in point of tone and finish cannat be excelled by 2y piano offered for sals 1n this market. We offer them for cash only, at prices far bolow actual cost to manufacture. Splendid 7'5.octave pisnofortes. Warrantad for fivo yoars. S0, 8250, §2EN, £75. R T MAREIN, 154 Statost. Y NEW, 7- EL at 317 Kast 'Di- vision-st , tha front. APPIJUATIOKS FOR LOANS IN SUMS OF gt0 A A Tt ron o pribalpaly, wani ! O R P 1Bl o Sattost. A 1 COMMERCIAL PAPER, NOT! laterals, mortgages. snd local sto bought and sold. ISAAC GEEE‘SEBAUII & CO., No. 110 itth-av. ADVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, ‘bonds, etc., st LAUNDERS' private olce, 12 Randolph-st., neat Clack. _Established 1664 OITY CERTIFICATES AND LOCAL STOCKS booght and sold. Commorcial paper aad real-as'a: loans nopotiated. Toxas land scrip for sale. PERRY HUNT, 139 LaSalle-st. [OMMERCIAL PAPER BOUGHT AND SOLD. Money to loan oo improved real estats at 8.9, and small amcunts at 10 per cont. EUGENEC.LONG & “ast Washington-st 200 TO 84,00 TO LOAN ON CITY REAL WITH COL- ostato: bring your papers, mouoy ready io the baok. Orner, T: 5. BOLENDELL 107 Sout Clark sty Eoo Grmery s Chusat Blogk, 0 Sodt nh Efi_muw CARVED ROSEWOOD 7X-O0TAVE :lomi)ofinzl:;l T munuuch&m cost 3650 eight 0. 'l o ! ] wo: Don'tuso ity aad want the money; willsell pi ‘month: for 3241 TPOR SALE_A TARGE LOT OF ‘piancs, among them the followiog, tion, and warranted to give satisfacti 4Haabe planos, prics {rom $275 to 3373 8 Bauer planos, price from $225 to 8300, 3 ATonle ason, price from $20 to 827 ntlc pianos, price from t 1 Chiteriy for 8100, kv Untii'the stock s reduced we will offer bargsias for casht or on time nevor bofors offerod. "Also new Knabe aud Baner Pianos at great bargains. JULIUS BAUKR & G0., Corner State and Monroo-sts. (in Palmor House.) TFOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-NEW AND VERY I "elegant rosswood, 7)-octavo pisuoforte, with Agrafle, Froncn action, and ‘all latest and best {mprovements, {ull, rieh, and powerful tone, finely polisbed rosewood ‘cass, ronnd corners. heavy moldings, rich carved le lyre; style. s . s manufsotarer's price, Bl with stool and covor, at §260. 613 Wabaali-av, ALE—ONE OF THE BEST ORGANS MAND- {”facturod ata very low price. 113 South Jefleraon-at. ORSALE—A VERY FINE7-OCTAVE ROSEW0OOD ‘planc, new, with carved legs, serpentine molding ou case, coat $500; will be sold togetbier with an embroidered cloth cover and stool to correspond for $215 cash. C: bo scen at £3 Sedgwick-at. POR BALE-AT A GREAT SAGRIFICE_A 70C- X “tave pixno, standard make, fino tono, agd modern improvomenta; boon used only & abort time, 31 Oakat. near Rush. OR REPATRING AND POLISHING PIANOS GO to SCHAFF BROS'. Plano Factory, 15 and 17 North Clinton-at. OR_SALE - SEVEN.STOP ORGAN, NEW, AT balf price, Room 8 Howa Building, corver Jackson and State-sls. 'Fun SALE—A FEW FINE ROSEWOOD PIANOS— Square Grand size, ussd from opa to thros months, a3 good as_nos 8500 each. W arranted 5 years. REEL'S Tomple of Aasic, 92 Van Buren-st. OR FALEZA VERLY FINE GUITAR AT ONE- f its valuo. Apply at 613 State-st. (GOZ0,THE ORGAN FACTORY FOR THE CHEAR. et first-class cabinet organ_ in Chicago: wholesale and rotall. NIGHOLSON ORGAN CO., 6 East glmb!t, AVE YOU SEEN THE NEW _STEINWAY Scalo " Piano, which aro sald at 300 Warz o1 also ono second-bhand upright for $%, or remt for $4 month., 1t will pay to examine. g el SECOND-HAND all in good condle | sions. 'I HAVE_820 THAT I WILL LOAN AND TAKE A Job of driving & wagou. A 8. Tribuae otfice. IN SUMS OF $1.00 AND UPWARD ON CITY property, $16,00. DANIEL N. BASH. Room 6 Ous Block. LOOAL STOOKS AND SECURITIES BOUGHT AND sold on commission; collateral loans negotiatod. D. HIGGINSON, 96 Washington-st., basement. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE PAPE% WAREHOUSE receipts and collaterals. L. R. CARSWELL, L0 Dearbornst. ADIES DESIRING LOANS ON DIAMONDS, Jjowelty, or ln{ Rood collaterals. can bo favored al 1y private office, Room 8 Howe Building. corner State aud Jackson-sts, Dusiness transactions with s lady, sad strictly wnfl_nnlhl. OANS MADE ON REAL ESTATE IN AMOUNTS suit;also a few sums for good collaterals. DUN- STAN & CO., Room$, 150 Dearbornit. ______ OI;EY ’;I'gh}-END IN SUMSAT;Z SU!}“ ?‘N M- improved Ilinois h‘rmlpwd’l.br:'rach,lnd .'Fgu ‘%il} Sav- ing' Blfl}. corner Fifth-av. and Wi ington-st. Address J 100, Trlhn:n nEl‘:-A meEtEagee 2o MISCELLANEOUS, RE YOU TROUBLED for neasly "'""'“"l["'"-{r landc fl‘h“ml Iwy $1.3001n Tain, cured mysald wich wy own perarg 2% Lol ghis e trad 1ol who mm"“"ms;;fi R T day hoars from 1:%0 to 3, Gut A B with travel for them; terms 'ribuns ofce. b PRODUCE COMMISSION HOUSE 7 8 Hntclyg o, A E ner by log os ormare a papor Lista_Apply 10 A, N. KEL 54, LL CASH PAID FOR CAS I-0FF CLoTRTmsS FOR CAST-OFF CLOTRy, 10 IOVAS CELORT AR Sany 504 br sraing {0 Amr PARTY DESIRING A FIS 0L A IS TG lasteninz, to b LABS dirge a5 Tabansaneg? Pimedlaiel, Tic :&!fl M GOING OX TRIT T0 KARSIS ATo o T Whae can a7 AT IS COLLECTOR, Taumsotes) ! ATHORYEL COUPLE OF CHILDREN 14 baby tu d 2y foar Kinzs Schooge ot >0 CCOUSTANT AND EXPERT BOOE e DARETSE aBen e eE OOk i rien: of 5 Ki" p R SR e E MAN WISHES TOJINVEST 0 ¥ 50w ‘eatablished businay 7 0 Aot O b aee ™ b8 tartices zr vagal (COYEDENTIAL MESSIGES, X80 i delivorsd throughemt tha ciry 2 S e 0 3 MISSIONAIRES, at Izt this clty for ladies’ 45 gaata’ castof gotaias d MEAR Madison 5. bridze. Vion Wadie Ca, OCKROACHES CONMPLETELY EXTRAN TS Stato-at. 3 R 0. A ITY BALOON LICENSRWAY 'Cull Eoidy At 16 Saath Halsrod oy > BIUAT AWEY, MOSEY 10 LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI o tare. Call or address A C Y, 79 Dearborn-st., Room MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUM AT THE PRIVATE offio of the Diamond Parchasing and Loan Co., Room 8 Howe Building, corner State and Jackson-sta. MPO¥NEY 70 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT CUR- M reavrates. J HENRY EOFY, 14 Reapor Block, % 5t ONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WATCIIES, pianos, Singor machines, and oth ‘Private Loau Office, 125 Clark-st o3 M OSEY 1OAKED UPON CITY REAL ESTATE 1M "or for short tima npon apprured commerclal paper J. K. RODGERS, Room 8, LaSalle-st. ONRY IN HAND TO TOAN ON REALESTATE and by morigago notes (a sams of $1,000 to 320,000 W. M. WILLNEK, 123 LaSsllet., Hoom I MOSEY TOLOAN ON FARMS OF GLEAR PROP- orty. Address Y 61, Tribuns offce. MOYEY, T0 LAY ON FORNTIURE, PIAROS diamonds, honaes on leased Iots, aud_ethor good se- curittos. No. 143 Clarkest.,, Room 31, * K. WINN] 0 LOAN—$2000 CASH Iy HAND OXN CHICAGO ‘property, for theoe yrars, at 19 per cent and commis- "Addriss M 35, Tribuse office. WANT A STEINWAY OR CHICKERING PIANO (new, or_good_vecond-hand), for which I will give horses, or_fine oil palntings, or and somo money. B D C, 6 Honors Block, NEF,EIAN0S EXCHEDINGLY CHEAP, ROOM 2, Tomifl—m’ IN SMALL SUMS ON WARF- bouse receipts, furniture, and othor collaterals. Ad- dress N 5, Tribuge ottice. 0 LOAN—BONEY ON WAKEAOULE RECEIPTS, furnjtare, and other good collatorals, JAMES K. [adison-f STORLY, Private Banker, %1 LaSallu-st., Room 2i. RGANS AND MPLODEONS PUT_IN PERFECT | 10 LOAN—_MONEY ON IMPROVED REAL Es- ) order at the Orean Factary, € East Indianast. tate 1n Cnok Connty, or oa Tiiinals farms, at carront T LESSONS ON PIANO, ORGAN, AND | rates. B. L PKASE, Keaper Bluck. in singing, at_moderata chargs. Apply at 635 Car- | MO LOAN-S3,00, €200, $1.600. 81000 ON' RFEAL or 13 Van Buren-st., in piano stare. estate, at otic: ELA & PARKKH, 155 Washingion-st. ROF. DELOULME, 71 SOUTH WOOD-ST., KEAR ‘Madison. Plana, slaging, Frach sud Latis’, Hallot [ Lo T . & Davis piano for salo or ront i ther.good pecari real or pamaonal. TROESDELL & BROWN, 105 Rifch: EED & SONS' ORGANS_SWEETEST QUALITY of tone, nawost sryln of case sold oun monthly pay- ments. REED'S TEMPLE OF MUSIO, 93 Van Burcnst. 70 LOAN-45.00 0N GOOD INSIDE REAL ESTATE Ginel> fums of $2,00and upwards. M. H. HALL, 77 sl TPOEENT_NEW AND SECOND.HAND PIANOS, Monoy_apolied if purchasod. REED'S Temple of Afasic, 93 Vau Buron-st. Y ANTED—A GOOD TENOE SINGER TO TRAY ¢l with a moral ectortaipment, ono who understant ‘music thoroughly. strictly tomperate. and s gentleman (o Svory rospoct,Address E. M. SNOW, 145 Clark-st. VW ARTED-A FIRSTCLASS PIANO, STEINWAY, Chickering, Bauer, Kuabe, Emerson, Steck, ‘Weber, or Deckor. The instrament must be in or- der, bear examination by an expericnced musician. st two yoaraold. Cash in baud will be paid, #o please give very bottow price, which will be k:El pnivate if desired. Address, with fall particulars, A B C D, Cliaton, Y ANTED—K GOOD PIANY. STANDARD SARE, ‘upright proferred: must bs a hargain. Will pay cash or irad suburbad proporty. Stato maker, price, S0 leagth of time in nsa. P. 0. Box K19, VYASIEDTO WENT_PIANO FOR USE ¥ beirats family: must b in good arder and reasaasbla Qdross Q 90, Tribune oBico. 5100 TILLBUY A TOCTAVE PIARO, OOVER and atool: now meldeon, S0 No. 139 But- terdeldat., noar Twenty-seventh. 900 [iLL BOY AN ELEGANT ROSEVOOD, 7-actavo pianoforte, overstrung bass, Agrafia sitachmant, Franch action, and all modern improve- Tonte, Tich_carved les and lyre, with stool and cover. Cost $600. BTARTL 154 State-st. FYOR SALE. price. 7 ANTED—81,00~WILL PAY 4 PER CENT PER ‘month for three or six months; chattel colister-! in clty, carrying 85,00 lnsarsnce. Addross X 19, Tribuoe ofico. ANTED—TO LOAN—21,000 Hirat-class insido property. _Address or MeCLELLAN, HODGES & CUMMINS, % n-st YU ANTED-TO BORROW—21.000 ON A 20-AORE Isml!n_lnfl.!nnl. Room 23, a&s»qm CL:IL!L ANTED—TO BUY—A NOTE FOR ABOUT $1.600. well ezcured on real eatate in Cook County. TRUES- DELL & BROWN, 103 Fifth-av. VWANIED-SLow T0O 83,00 ON REAL ESTATE SE~ curity, or will givo_ intorest and employment it n_wfluhlufl}y busizess. Call at 70 Doarborn-at., Hoom 5. WAN'I' D—3160 FOR 30 DAYS ON WATCH AND chain; 0osy 3420 _Addross M 73, Tribano otfics.. ‘,VANTBD—-’I‘O BORROW ¢1,600 FOR ONE YEAR, and give as eecuriy note of £5.000 securod by irat martghgo 4G Teal ostave 1B Covk Oownty. Address Al 4 Tribuno offite. ‘V.\NT‘ED-SHOR‘I‘ SECURED PAPER. MO M loaned on collaterals. C. J. ADAMS, 59 Doarbo: WmED—!m,(_w, FIVE YEARS, 9 AND 3% PER cent, on choico unimproved prope:tyin Kemwood and Hyds Park, worth peasly four times that som. Pria- c[pdl n!ngn addro:s M 65, Tribune otlice. W'ANTED— 'OR TWO MONTHS, A LO.%N OoN by ‘some valuable diamonds. Address L 33, Tribuns office. apoly o Waihtog. OR SALE_FOROED BALE OF ONE HOWaRD F OB mmiader, old hantiog waich snd G5k wacie stone diamond ring. JAMES 8. STOREY, Private ‘auker, 84 LaSallest, Room 35 OR SALE_A LOT OF PAPRR BOARDS FOR A fg ‘rinting-ofice, cheap for cash. Addroas P P, Tribune offico. .. OB SALEEOARD OF ARADE MEMBERSHIP. ‘Address V 54, Tribune ofico. o SALE_CHEAP—ELEGANT BLACK VELVET | sscquo.'scal snd mink st “Address V &, Tribune offico. Fbu SALE-TWO ples. Enquiroat OR_SALE_NICE WALNUT EARTH CLOSET, chean, or will exchange for watch or other Zoods. ‘Addross T 15, Tribune cfice, OF BALE_AGUEPTED ORDER ON HOTELS Waest or South Side. Addross H 61, Tribune oftico. JOR SALE-CiEAP-A SITEAGE CUTTER AND stuffer at 851 South Halsted-at. Ok SALE & a¥RAROTD FINELY _ TRAINED & Nowlounlland watch dog, lnquirs st 15 South o5t FINE BLACR-AND-TAN PUP- 160 South Halsted-st. ANTED—.‘.i.D‘gO OR '53‘000 rFuxR flA l‘;—‘Elx}“rm‘:F ra; security amplo: prefer to deal wit - pals. Bet: AUMWALY, Boom 5, 168 preiv g W ARTED_FOR OASH_A FEW POLICIES OF V insursaco in some baokrupt insmrancs compuay of Ghicago. Apply (rom l0to L3to H. K. BUFSLNGTO! Room 8, % Fast Washington-st. ANTED TO SELL, NOTE FOR $3,00 by first mortriga on real esase in South Chicago. Address K 14, Tribuae office. V/ANTED-£3.000 TO REPLACE SECOND MORT- g2g0 on property valued three timas, both firet and second, liberal Intorest. Address Q %), Tribune offico, OR 25000 UPON | O NOT BUFFER WITH Do s xnmuyfiu?-u..z Loy T eanes cured it traad fous hone gy Plastor, 133 Wflfill\flm:y-:. i {ARKERS AT 165 SOUTH HA i cashmazes (rom 97 (o 410 sonrADAT Togs e o g 810; caltco from MERSON'S BINDER FOR _ MUSIO A¥5 3% riodicals: Emersan's clip aad fite i}pflgb L S R G S Uit etaraty Maaay GO bookbladersaal wly . WANT A WEST,THY PAMILY, WIT) Ibihml!_zu?hl(‘:aiug boat 100 e cnwa'fl s Ty beaatiiallitila crohva pll, ageds. Addres Wy it et R I_llsbh buslacas, Adiross X 19, Tofbans s FRF HAVE A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS ANDEE. Sty ST, 1 bt Whoms PRI, B Dossiblo: mot particular aboat tus line ¢t b laca: can goanywhero. " Siaie busiome, Ama Qs ‘tibuas ol ‘TU BOARI ¥ 0 t Tioom B A ABT O JEANTROD . call at 318 Son I EP}‘ 1 n'hoas a° half thy. o, at 81, 31.5, and 3 lx‘l"s::’m m’fix‘hn = — DEY-FORD STEAM LAUNDRIRS Wogg tclane v AR Eea dea o 14 11 234 TS Piioe MRS, M. H. SCHOFIELD-STR Morga 1 ) g 30 of P, oy OTICR —LYING. TIOSPITAL YRy SOUTE AN Mayst. The b sttention, Homs o1 ag e L of sttemtion, Bims 1 b JOTICE_NOW JS THE TIM N Soarpiuan i fesaitiro: Ths Nomant B ish €nn bo had by 1ho butte, quart, ‘o gall, @) Sexth Clarkaat. ; otfico, Rooi ‘mal proqglly Clazlcat.s offico, Rooia 3. Orders by r OYSIPR H0vSE, e e ¥ For 1 o, or Ao Ovater For 5 emin ¥or 15 oents. For B seta. Foc 15 esnta Stow, Eor b com. For 13 cent For I cmt Forliconts. Crecied Wheati ForBeeas. For 15 cen % TFor I oous. ¥orlicoots. Oatmoal Mash, Focllomm For 15 canta, i FiriSem's. Tndian-meal Mass, - For I5 cogs, an For 18 oo, Tar 15 co Wik P Madison and LaSaltests., sten Brethor St QTORAGE I "BRICK WAREHUCSE, 10 Wi ) Monrosat.., for farmitareand gamersl Serstinde; ‘money advancod ; charges to boweet fa thadly. PUBLISHERST. PORTTR| o ovmate on compotion of s'erotipoed boakwork, TALLOLS, "ATTENTION - WART W0 Wil of clothza sror:h $330; will teads horiy bagpy 4 B Tonl e AML R Tribunsotfico. \OWN LOTS X AWAY UNCOSDITRNALLY, Only & kinited number. C=ll at ALFORDA B Fabogtonale. .l "ANTRD—TO PUOHASE-CHSAP FOR CASE A small safc {2 cood order, Address P 6, Tabae office. VWASTED- 500 ~iEy u"r-‘.'*ifi‘jm #nd care,-ormerciinnt tarr, Lytsis os-ballof s first-clues storo tn 3 tintclass 1xcaten.” dddws B8, Tribune offce. ANTED= GU—CHFAP FOR CAMEL 4 WANTED 10, DI Ad_fln;{lt_\un:pflu R _’l‘rfhu:xln . WTC\'E S ALE CLE 10 TAKE 0L ‘dors for on emmmission by - porson trardliag B border States. Addre<s, paxing anticls aad phcy: 5, Teibuns odice. ANTED—313,00 SEGURED BY FIRST INCUM- ‘brance on property that will soll for $35,00 under tho hammer; s in 0 Couaty, Il Address T 27, Trib- une office. ANTED —TO _BORROW_ 8% FOR $ OR § ‘yoars, on lot warth 31.600; in 8 suburban town. An- gwer by 4th of themonth. Address H £, Tribuns offico. VW 3NTED- AT THE AUCTION STORE ST V., 01d Fars of atl doseripioas o be saed o alternd t anpoas 1o hew. nnEsx.nsg (Do izt nls‘}?)n'"‘ ‘with best quatity eatia. Dozt e b FANTED—TQ BUY A SALOON LCHNSZ. i5- dross B 40, Tribuao.ofice. : 3 3] 70, 815,00 TO INVEST I SECOXDEAND FOR, @ nitare, watches, diamoud jewelry, etc. Pawned foods rodeemed by us for_partios wishiog to liavo them £51d 80 83 to realize their full valve. J. L. REED & CO., 177 East Madison-st., m 1. "FOR. BALE_CHEAP—2 PARLOR-STOVES, 1 SEW- ing-machino, 1 billiard table, I set stors-window xnd 248 'LaSalle-st., Room 2. a 50 TO_LOAN I YEAR: REAL ESTATE SR~ n carity. A. CARTER, Room 1, 157 South oor B R0! lark-st. oor eurtaias. - R SALE—A LOT OF MOLDING PLANES AT OR 150 TO_LOAN_ON DMPROVED 051.55'3%: dozea: saser biis, S1iporset. A. W §1.0BQ°Q real estae. G. A. FOLLANSBEE, & ELE! Lake-st., up-st ryan ck. SAL TS _ TABLE OUTTLERY TO LOAN ON GQOD CHICAGO REAL F oga.giéfifflfl:!fimmkum.’ésw OTTLERY | S1.500 Saksracarits. Wi & RING. 1% Clatkst. Wi Lakest. o staby: 2,000, 85,000, 810000 TO TOAN ON CITY. JAOR SAL¥—A LOT OF SOLID-HANDLE PLATED $2.000 25020 SINS'S B0AL Maawer T Oriakaives at 83 por dosen. A.W.WHEKLER, | Block, comor Clark and Washington-sts. b6 Lake-st., up-stairs. FORSAE AN, INVALID EXTENSION CHAIR: would answer for & doctar or deatist; -hand § onoap. 817 West Lake-st. I SALE_A NEAT CYLINDER DESK, CHEAP; PO oitows make. Room #1 American Express Baild: ing. kR SALB_OFFICE FIXTURES, DOORS, ETC., Foghelxh TRoom 27 Amorican Express B_u_lldi.uz. 3 ALE CHEAP—SALOON FIXTURES, LI ?:ogms. ‘etc., or will trade for horse and wagonor watch sud chain. J. M. REILLY, 84 East Adams-st. R SALE—A JOT OF PRESSED DISH _PANS, wash basins, kettlos, and dippers; half price. A. . WHEELEE, 66 Lake stroet, up stairs. ALE—A_BILLIARD TABLE, PRICE 280; A oel:m?ur side-board, and icebox. Inquire at 316 South Clark-st., of 0. C. OTF0, Jr. OR SALE—A LOT OF FANCY ZINC BOARDS AT JFOR, S otico: voat hods and fire shovels cheap. A. - WHEELKR, 06 Lake atreot, up stalrs. OR_SALE—A LOT OF ANGLE IRON RAILS, whoels atd axles for dump cars, two cupols and o Sinrtavant Blower, socond hand, at 63 and 68 South Clin- ton-at. OB SALE AT A BARGATE o YARDS OF ELE- Y ant oloaking velvot, 30 juches wide. Com 830 por Sard Applyat sl Wabash-av., second foor. Fou BALE—_TWO_BILLIARD TABLES. In saloon cornor Lake-st, and Michigan-av. Z BALKE Apply at 71 APPLY T, BALE_ONE NEW BRUNSWICK billiard table for ons-third iis valuo. Mouroe-st._J. K. DUNN. JPORBATE-AT ROONE, 155 WASHINGTO. office furniture cheap; Also leaso of offico. 5 Furnis ture first-class. 82 000 AND 83,000, AND OTHER SUMS TO D L 1oan for o term of years by B. B. WILEY, ‘Boono Bloek, 131 LaSallo-st. %‘ 000 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED REAL ES- P, fata at low interest; cash inhaud. OLIVER BESLY, 157 Washiogton-at. I 00 AND 36,00 TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL $5. estate sacarity, at 9 pur cent loj-ros per cent commlssion. BEYAN LATHRUP, # OR 53,00 TO LOAN ON REAL FS: S10.000 2F 5essonsbis mtes. Apoiy to V. ¥ HIGGINS. % Daarborn-st. 3().000 NANIED AT, OKGE 0N FIRSE . clasa rosl estato in ceatrs of city, valoed Dy bast experts at double the amount of losn. Will pay T poe conty 8 sears. Ouly principals naod apply. Ad- dress 190, Tribune offic. TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY §‘ 100.000 ovecty in sms o safs. over 56,00, s over 810.000 st 8 percent. A.S.PALM s, Room 3, $4 Washinicton-at. LOST AND FOUND. [FOURD-ON THEATH INST, ON THE WEST i Side—A (udt bos. ’l;hn zhl;ner;lu T;enmré‘z mm - ‘and paying 1ot this advortlszmer juire l‘:.l&rgg.fi&'\ uy of M. GRAY & CO. IH‘ THE MAN THAT BORROWED MY OVERCOAT from 6+ West Lako-st. will bring it back I will give him $10 and ask no qumlmnl.jl)flAKP_}lAY. [¥ THR PARTY WHO TOOK SATCHEL FROM ‘Room 6, No. 86 East Washington-st., will return same and all contonts, he will rece:se $30 and no gacstions sskod. Papers of no value except to owner. ‘Address ‘ribuns office.. WAN-E:D'—BY A GENTLEMAS-AKOTHES I3 ‘Toors-mate; must hase samae means. Akirw 08 Tribazo offco. WAL DTS, AP ias ves Sioting, for which the : aid. Pants: 85: coats 2B r AW L B AGificns M. 1. B YOUNG, ki Cimbat. NTED. A MIXK MUFF A 303 N A Brpire Baioe Bodsiends casep 442 56, Tribune cfica. Y ANTED-SALOON LICRASE, FOR e | W R Rdress ¥ 3 Telocan o, 2 ANTED—3 METAL SHOW CASGS: MUS cieap. Address nom 9, 17 Dearbfd-tt. W NTED_TO PURCHASE-A SECOSIIASD “m.l rmu'fgum: ‘show.case, fram 6% éfifl", P Teibuneoffies, _____________—p TV ANTED_MEDIDW STZED SATE CERE T el Send do cription wih or i s Patrol. VWL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH A LAVEH L ez pipis: boes ol 8 throo months. - Call at i and 47 Jecktonsh. ANTED_TO BUY A& GROCERY-BUSLZS: ‘ehon for naan And Halznos as parDiat € andlot. 139, Tribuns ofiao. SN SRS ] I XEas 450 ‘VA!\'TED—A’I}E‘."T.;L;;‘V‘ '35.‘5!!.\ Y, adlos geers Franeh g oms I R i 11 Sl Bt 61. Thiasystom is parfect, an fady ean 1 -1 own_garmenty and got & perfect Bt & o i ths systom. 57 Madison-st. m e W’ NTED_A LIVE PATENT-RIGRT NART&L A'ill whols tima o selling Serriiony Mcxsy 'Addross B %0, Tribans ofies. ___ d B, T WALXUTTOP ¢ gflj ™ \{a_vns 0! MEROY & WEAVZE WL Z ROOND-HAND 004 80 .;: Cul oa or addroe un:ug bt i TE, SABON-OER 0L give chine now a nyo. Wi‘d‘m:fiobfiinh’ Short distanoes. PO Sallose ANTED-TO Two-st.rz And basnmeat brick honses oo nearCratral Back. -Apoly fo J. W. HERSET. 3 Ke-st.,, Chioago. 7 ASHING DONE AT THRUNION LACSDET the very lawass price.No.7 Abaslmen o [ Tosex BLACK AND WHITE ONYX SLEEVE- OR _SALE-VERY CHEAP—A FIRST-CLASS utton, with lotter ** 3 inold Foglish. A liberal O nting furnace, has bosa used but litrla. BROWSN | roward will be pald by leaving itat 13 LaSalis-st. G. K. & RANDALL, Room 7, 163 LaSalle-st. LCOUK. OR BALE—A GOOD QUALITY OF SECOND- hand esils, cutto order; coverings for horavs, mog- ons, merchaadlse, &o. Pri gl £ cach, ot 33 West Lake.st. of horse-covers from JAOR SALE—A FINE ROW OF SHELVING AND counters; also canopy_partition, very cheap. Also atiow-cazes, eic. Address X 1ul, Tribano otico. FOR SALE_X HANDSOMK OAK_ASD BLACK algag trimmed counter aad desk, with giass paneled o nking or insurance office. , suitabla for a b; AR Tt ibane often. . SALE—$10 WILL BOY_A BREAND-NEW MUFF O S oen resioktn ot azs Riesidsnce, &1 JOR SALF—815_WILL BUY A HAND:! O A ek it and bos or colisz, worth double the mouey. Hesidunce, 678 Wabast-av, TPOR SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN—A BRAND-NEW O S s Ticont migk sacaue, mado up this seaton in iho latost style, worth 350, for sale st $150. Readence, €73 Wabastav. FOR,SAIEONE ALDERNY COW AND CALF ‘aud gne Durhsm cow and call, at 195 Michixan-st, Ol :-A LOT OF TRADE_DUE-BILLS ON TR, A LE s, “Faquire at ) and ¢ Fitibiar. - OST—A BOY § YEARS OF AGP, NAMED PAT '0'Tool ; was lasz seon at tho brick kilaa ia Brideo- rmunh!\“’adnndu: any information_will bo thank- ived by bis parents at 1464 South Halsted. T, OST N [:DNESD] EVENING, ON WOODST., ‘or on Madison or North Clark:t, cars, 8 pockotbook 5 ill, railrosd car tickot, and memorao- nder may kecp the monoy and retura the kotbook and rallroad ticket to No. 11 Metropolitan BiGex, cormor faudolph sod Lavallo.sts. T ANTED-TO GRT T¥TO_FOWE BLLFT I v und saavs o e JOA- Addrass 320, Tribude o5 s A STIOW-CASE, CH7AP FORC S c‘sfimwfl—‘t"}"" - ny kiod o do at bame. OST_A BLACK ONYX AND GOLD BREAST-PIN ‘Ratarday aftornoon 1n or mear Fiold & Leitor's o Simpson & Nerweil's store. A lberal zoward will be pald for its ruturn to 1024 Prairie-av. TOSE-0yT, % SLEEVEBUTION, JET ASD '2old, dismond shape settisgs surroniding & circular 200, “Litersl reward swill boyaid to tinder by W. i STANDISHL 58 Otts Biock. T,OSE-5ATORDAY, A FOUKETBUOK RETWELY 2% Wontworth.sv. snd Strtssathat., on Stats. The bones: inder will be rewarded at 223 Weatworth-a: OST_ON TUESDAY EVENING, UCT. 25, 1 Indians-av. car or on State-si., batwoon Madisoa 2nd Randolph, & guld bracelet with hamwes [asldo, The finder will be rewarded by 13avtag the ssmo at 1ui State, OR SALE_BLACK WALNUT AND GLASS WALL O xte chiesp. Address L £, Tribuae oftice. QUEAYED-A SMALL WHITE'AND RED COW. A liberal reward will be paid for raturning ber to north- 'west corner Loomis and Harrison- HERSONAL—MRS, L. E. V.—1 N ME. PERS O & s wabaahiav. et mo o Vednesday atternoon to decide about our nats. HAT- ERSONAL—A LADY ENDEAVORING TO DRAW ‘out money doposited i3 her own_name at 59 Notth Ciarkst. (Cormmercial Loan Co.) Oct, 5, was srrested and_dstained because that bank's officers feared she Iight be.an imposter, ADY porsun awsro of that act will Sofifer & favor by communicating with Koom 15, No. 106 Fitthar. ERSONAL—A MAK 81 YEARS OF AGE WOULD like toform the acquaintance of & widow or malden isdy. Objoct, 3 wile, a homa. Addrass V . Tribuze cs. PERSOAL - DETECIIVE: IF YOU ARE A ‘friend, call in person and sxplain. No notics will be 1aken of adonymous communications. A. ERSONAL—WILL THE LADY WITH SEALSKIN ‘xacque at Prof. Pepper's matinse please send her ad- fifimlwmulnt who sat behind ! M. 95, Tribune ofice. MACHINERY. 'OF SECOND-HAND ENGINES, BOILERS, A O O e Aiatiing, pallors, etc. _hlso, pow ma: chinery in store for sate ctosp by BADGER, PEOPLES % CO.'S machinery depot, 5/ West Wasbingion-st. '§ FOOT.-POWER BCROLLSAW FOR mgflw. ortrado; best {n use. Addrsss 27 Sil- ver-st. 1 ALE—AN ENDLESS HORSE.POWER WITH St i e et 2 e Lot ‘with the est jol 13 at e S R R R Bl st., city. _ONE H. B. SMITH'S RESAWING Foglcsh%nbashomrflc‘ runaing Ol’d!l:‘:ll :oll:‘:‘hr Can &l i 17.gauge saw. Can be scen HEYRE S ULARK'S Plantag ML, Archer-sv, OR BALE_ONE BLANEY TEN H FOE el engine, in perfoct order; L sold'cheap. Room T Ashland Block. opera z Quarmy-at. and RSE-POWER. o used ; mll be” ITRAYED—FROM 22 CENTRE-AV., A BLACK borse, 7 yearaold, with blanket and baltar, Qot. 3. Kroward o paid f return | bor. f g b Ml 2 rt; d AT I 1 a5 by proving proyerty aad paying casrges. Inqaice &t Park Plade Hoef cotnet awaukos s 1 Atmitagonrs = REWARD_LOST, OCT. 2, FROM AN_OLD ) 1ady, A red heifer, white along hor back. No. M7 wenty-eighth-at. S1()() BEVARD, AD N0 QUESTIONS ASKED, for return of black mare and wagna takea from Cuoal and Jacksop-sts. Friday, Oct. 15, $30 for mare and $50 tor wagoo. If rewsrd Is not ewauga stato price wasted. F.SUTEZ, 3i West Twolfthoat. VY ANTED-COPEING TO DO Workchusp. . Trbama oStk oo N IR oA G00D SECOND HAND FUBIE W AT D v Casnina's tabalas prtamsd: dross'O 51, Tribams ofice. { Txn;n-;:mfi . * paired aad mande as Champion Washer Co. a4 Madteo: TVASTED, SEQOYD-HAND S Addreds J 6% Tnibune oifcs. = VAT, BUY, BAR FIXTUB A e AL E1CH, 165 Yos F TANTED—A4 GOOD SECU: ‘overcont; must . A ba X . prics._Addrass ¥ 1, Tribuno o€ STED_THE PUBLIC T0 KOF VY A Mathorged ageat In Parislan Fam:flblfloru;r ::;ln’ %{:::!‘:Iul 1 s 1a Bi0, AL i :f:n :finflunhrfl' T Formols 03 peotioss o 5o o0 b Citn, ? bty i NS FOR MOVING M HIVERT, 2% A oois, warote. o ef!ufl;fl&mfimfi sioo FORTE %g;”'; /naods T e piana. A0 BUILDING MATERIAL: FINE LOT OF STONE WINDOW SILLS FOR Make me an offer. : busdiaz on leased iot, waich can be torn dowa inbuildicg, for sale very cbesp. Address3b IE WEST" PLEASE SEND ERSONAL_WILL MISS G. WHG WROTE A. & y to meet ber Sut ernoon corner Robey and Fultonsts., plesse appoind some Bindar. " Aalress ts balore. o 'OR, BALE—ONE @-HORSE POWER TUBULAR boiler, two 0-horse power tubular betlers, cheap for . 61 to 6 Michigan-st. " KNOBS, BLISD i'OR SALE—3,000 DOZEN LOCK: ‘wardrobs mp. binges, batis, wroazat batts, &3 A. W. WHEELER. 6 Lake-si., up4! S’rnu.sssmz IN PERFEOT ORDER TO BE s0ld st sucrion Nov. 62t 0 o'clock .., as W. AL RUTTEHS & CO.'S, 108 East Madiwn-st- OR SALF—A LOT OF CHOICE BRIGK, SECOND. _fidagxuy. Call at81 Dearbarn-st., between 138ad 200 Mondaz, . » Y OUR AUTIPULLY PALVIED Y o AT e 237} 10 §% CASH, PAYS FOR AT 1 for & county. Artic! Tor winter 238 cost 30 cents, "lb‘z:]i’- In etatry. Ofe to (4n Lhoassod 642 2CE 3 & #