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16 N\ SUNDAY, OCTCBER 8, 1876 -SIXTEEN PAGES. THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE the story that Thackeray at a party once asked Mr. Ticknor if he knew Theodore Parker, and when he repiied with a Jook of disdain that he did not, re- g}:ed. **Then I am afraid you don’t move in the st soclety. " It is very curious to read this now, and rather peculiarly interesting to one who has not gone over the fence with the general flock. How- ever, 35 one feature of the success, I'm glad of its selling property for the publishers’ sake, who deserve every sible success for the ex- uisite manner in which they bring out books. e last thing of theirs in exquisiteness is Longfeliow’s * Poems of Places.” Talk about Euglish books! No English book in cloth ever began to compare with these two beautiful vol- umes. It is a luxury of totch and sight to hold these books in one’s hand and turn the tinted, satin-finished leaves. The most important book probably of the season will be HARRIET MARTINEAU’S AUTOBIOGRAPHT, which J. R. Osgood & Co. will issue in No- vember. With the autobiography there will be 2 memoir by her American friend, Mrs. Chap- man. It will be uniform in size and style with the George Ticknor books. Of course all culti- vated radicals will scek these volumes with pe- cullar interest, but to every thinking, intellect- ual person they must be welcome. ~After this autobiography there will probably be a demand for her * Society in America,” and ber novels, the title of one of which, ‘“’The Man and the Hour,” is certainly suzgestively taken even in this day of queer titles. N.P. - THE GAME OF CHESS Crres Drrecront. —Chicago Chess Club, Nos. 63 and 65 Washington street; open from 9a. m. to 10p. m. Chess players meet daily at the Tremont House (Exchange) and the Sherman House (Base- ment). All commanications intended for this department shiould be sddressed to Tz TRIBONE, aud indorsed TO CORRESPONDENTS. “‘E. B."—The poition is neat, ‘and if found BOSTON. Mrs. Sargent’s Reception to Mr. and Mrs. Smalley. Down-Town Gentlemen and Chestnut- Street Philssophers. A Rose in Bloom—~George Ticknor and Thackeray— Narriet Marfinean. Special Correspendence of The Tribune. BosTON, Oct. 4.—Airs. Sarzent opens the sea- #on with a very interesting “reception,” given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Smalley, from London. Mr. Smalley is the New York ZT'ribune’s distin- guished correspondent. Mrs. Smalley, who, by the way, is specially interesting to Bostoniaus, a5 the adopted daughter of Wendell Phillips, is said to be the most popular American resident in London. The position of her husband in con~ nection with the New York Zribune, of course, gives them almost an official place in society, and makes their home a resort for both literary and diplomatic people. Mrs. Sargent's party ‘was at noonday, and though at such an ususual hour, as a business man said, ‘“right in the heart of the momlnE" it did pot fail o draw. Uf the notabilities there were Oliver Wendeil Holmes and Wendell Phillips, C. P. Cranch, the t; David Wasson, *the con- servative cal,”” as he is called, and Gov. Claflin Mr. Goddard, of the Boston Daily Ad- vertiser, was a very dignified representative of the press,and Sam Bowles, of the Springfield Teepublican, kept him company. Altogether it was a very brilliant gathering, and may well be considered as a very promising initial meet- BB o Rk oL e oietre Vi | corect will be published. In regird to Enigms interest, as many of the guests present | N0 5 secanswerto “*C. G. ‘‘S. B. B.," Dakota, Ia.—Communication re- ceived toolate for last week's iasue. The chess department is not pablished in the Weekly. “*C. G.," Columbus, O.—Mate is forced with pawn in four moves by removing Black's King's pawn, by 3..Q to K B7,etc. Enigma No. 5 is per- fect. If Black i..Kto B 5, the mate is consum- mated by 2..R taker B, and 3..R or Kt mates. Problem No. 44 was corrected in Tus TRIBUNE of Sept. 23 by adding a Black Bishop at K R 2. Correct solution to Problem No. 45 received from E. S. Watts, W. Howard Hall, W. H. Oving- ton. and E. Semple. city; C.G., Columbas, O.; S. B. Bellows, vakota, Ia. Correct solution to Enigma Ko, 6 reccived from W. H.Ovington, R. W. Eoff, G. 8. Powell, W.How- ard Hall, N. B. Brant, and E. Semple, city, * PROBLEM NO. 47. BY ME. THEODORE X. BROWN. L, v Moo Giiia: B 2 0 0 » i » // ’/4%” gim /5%,////,/ %7//% were old friends and acquaintances. A man of the quietest presenu;,:ficre is a_modesty about him which is not at all incompatible with great. force and decision, both of which qualities are clearly apparentin hiscorrespondence. Amon, the sppreciative things said of and ,about lately there is none better than the cordial re- mark that the *autocrat” made to Mrs. Sar- zent during the “reception” to the effect that fie considered Mr. Smalley one of the very best, if not the best, war eorres?:ndenv.s.mnn the world bad ever known. Tbis was given with evident heartiness, and is certainly high praise 1rom a man like Holmes, who may be reckoned as an expert judge in such writing. Ou the fourth Monday of this month the first mecting of the Club will open these parlors again, “rieht in the heart of the morning,” and, while L STATE STREET 1S ALL IN A HUBBUB over material values, this little coterie will be trying to get at the spintual meanings ina philosophical sense. But the down-town mate- rialists—the external weighers and measurers of material values that is—make a great mistake when they suppose that these thinkers who sit down “‘right in the heart of the morning” to split philosophical hairs of differences, are by that reason lacking in the practical sense of material things,—are, in other Words, fools of uncommon sense. By nomeans. Even f:merson, whose headis supposed to be most in the clouds, touches earth very firmly with his feet, and is really ious in wordly matters. Idon’t think any of these gentlemen ‘would or could make hazardous speculations, and take advantage of *corners” gold or other stocks, but I know that they are shrewd and wise in the_management of their material affairs, and. while the down-town gentlemen are perhaps sneering at their meeting here ‘“right % = in the heart of the morning ™ to discuss vision- Wy sy ) 217 othics sud Esthetics, 4 examination would e 5/7//% i 757 % B Z////?; Drove that these “visionary etbics and msthet- | || 42~ 777 & 727 777 777 jes” have not in the least interfered with | ['Z507% 987 Y 7 g’% practical ~ things, and that the suate | | ZpN 7 @a%/ of the ‘visionaries’” finances is in | [1%0%% St Vs uite a5 good a conaition, pernaps better, than ;.l..m uwo, L dow’t know but one of these ¢ visivnaries *? who really descrved the name, as applied by the down-town gentlemen, and that one is Mr. Alcott. His daughter had told his story, and presented his character in the little sketeh called * Tranecendental Wild Oats,” White. ‘White to play and mate in three moves. ENIGMA NO, 8. BY ME. THEODOEE M, BROWN. Thite. Dlack. published in her book, *Silver Pltchers.” In Ringat ER 7 RingatEB4 this sketch she called the Transcendentalists, £ QuccnatQitag juscnstQite whom her father was oue of the foremost lignts, Rovk st Q Kt5 Bishop at K 7 ¢ INSPIRED LUNATICS.” fi{s!}” 3t Q-‘,‘z %mm e And Abel Lamb, which is the pseudonym for A. ey ) favnatkns Bronson Alcott, seems- the most visionary of Kuightat K 6 PawnatK 6 PawnatKR3 Pawn at Q Kt 3 these lunatics. Good and pure-hearted and fond of ideals as Mr. Alcott is, he is one of those per- rons who have evervthing but common sense; but he is the only one.I kuow, as I have said, of ‘White to plsy and mate {o two meves. SOLGTION TO PROBLEM NO. 45. all these philosophers who is thus lacking. Vilte. o SPEAKING OF MI83 ALCOTT W0OB4 reminds me of snother new book of hers just ates on the docket. Thisis * Rose in Bloom,” a se- PtoR 4ch quel to * Eight Cousins.” Betwcen the time ates when e Jeft her ladyship in ** Eight Cousins 1? B 7 will not gngwgrR on account of Black Miss Rose has been making the most of her op- | 1.K takes Kt, and 2..K to R 3. purmume? and now comes before us with the Rl bloomn of 18 years upon her, and full of the wis- SODLUTION TO ENIGMA NO. 6. dom which such maturity gives, added to White. L\Euro;{cnn um:fl Thcire mg sorts of ad\'er‘xl- ;..{x!gil(:tél tures, *praise, blame, love, kisses, tears, an 3 Emilcs, which happily end with the smiles and R0k mate R e B everybody ina promising condition of happi- § .g g fi ‘74 il 2..K moves ness. And now Mr. Murray is going into the story- telling business. He begius in the Golden Rule with the opening chapters of a tale, which is_to be continued through the vear, entitled, *The Story that the Keg Told Me.” Most readers are 1 iar with Mr. Murray’s Adirondack sketch- es. In this story the Adirondack ion will be the'locale of the scenes, but inno other particu- lar will it be connected with those sketches. That is, it, will not be a continuation of the sketches, but atale the background of which and some of the characters are of the Adiron- dack region. What we know of this region prin- cipally is what Mr. Murray has told us in his wvivid sketches and the more” vivid lecture. A great lover of Nature, it is pdd, and interesting as well, to hear this wilderness explorer talk yearningly and with the fondnessof thetrue lov- er of these far-off wilds while he sits in the little editorial roomof the Golden Rule,which overlooks the orderly civilization of the Boston Common, upon the well-turfed greenery of which no wan- derer's foot must press under penalty of the fine that civilization finds Innecessary toimpose. 43 HAVE WAITED SEVEN YEARS,”* says Mr. Murray, forsome onetofollow meinthe OBITCARY. Mr. Theodore M. Brown, widely known as a problem-composer of the first rank, and 2lso as o strong chess-player, died at his home in Penn Yan, N. Y., on Monday, the 25th of September. When Mr. Brown first commenced the etady of chess is not known, but as far back as November, 1838, he edited with ability the chess department in the St. Louis Democrat. He was 2 successful competitor in several problem tourneys. both in this_country and Europe, and his fine compositions are to be found in the chess literature of the last twenty vears. He was also well known in musical circles 28 8 composer and performer of no little repatc. Two of the lamented author's most beautiful con- ceptions arc given this week. CHESS IN PHILADELPHIA. First game in the round between Messrs, Bird and Judd in the Centennisl Tournament. The notes are by the chess editor of Wilke's Spirit. SCOTCH GAMBIT. Whlte—Min. Jop. Black-Mn. Breo, Adirondack field. Seven years ago I published 1..Pto K L.PloK Ty account of that region. It is one of the Brosa QRtiaRs richest fields for the writer in point of history 4..Kt u%ea a» BtoB4 and natural scenery, and yet, strangely enough, Bl K 3 3 3 0 }53 10 one has taken it. Now I propose to take it AT Doked myeelf and write a series of storjes or legends takes Kt BtoKt S connected with it.” What Bret Harte’s Cali- - 'fi§2 -PoQBS fornia sketches are in point of local truthful- RhLes T ness and character, we mnz expect to find Mr. Q3 P takes P Hurray’s delineations of the-Adirondack on, takes P B okt 5 for for seven years this enthusiast of the wilder- aales R ::‘if?; Kt . ness has each year returned to this land of his wfins Ttok R4 delight. And seven years of service we all know :mur’ l;l-n b 84(2) give onc the right of possession. = oK sq Cfifi‘é!sqfl) One of the most surprisiog things is the kind K6 10 QD32 of acveptance that * George Ticknor’s Life and Rto hg} Rt10Q4 Letters " has met with. Last winter,when they oQam 3 first, appeared in thie bulky two volumes, I read QK2 () St p aad reviewed it in the advance sheets, and KRtw0kK5 (d) ¢ takes B then and there cxpressed the_ opinion, whichis | 35 ukeslt takes ¥ only deepencd as the months have gone by, that | 337 'Btakes B tukes B @twas a pleasing and entertaininy book, but 2. BroDB4 013 5q JRolly superfiuous s far a3 the daily lite of | $0-BioKsa oKty M1 Ticknor himself was concurned, who was by | 30 iR i @ tto0 4 O Mgs a great man, and therefare not of par- SLPWh e RS ticulsr wnsequence to the general public of this | 34--Kioht2 3110114 day and Bueration. If we had been given the R to G B sqg S brokkee Letters sitply of George Ticknor,it would | 37..PukesP R 1S have been qUse safficient; bat, even then, as I gg Rg&fu ltfku 2l= surn them O¥e: now, I can’t see the enormous .4,;;3 toK 6(e) by s ralue or merit tagt they seem to have in thees- [ 41 P1lo K7 (D) 10R7ch 2. EwB3 FloRtT iimation of MOSt~f the critics. It is the most surprising thing 1 \he world of books, THIS S0RT OF GUSH that breaks out over these books. It is amus- ing anccdote prindisily, anecdote, too, not of very great matters, bivof fine people; of great peogle, too, it is trae, !‘;‘: we don’t get at their (&) Biack obtaine s gouu placo for his Knight, G 4, by sacrificiug this Pawn, but that is no fal equivalent. (b) I to B'sq would force the exchange of Bish- ope, and is a littlc better move, we think, (€) White ought to exchange both Kooks and rcetness much. the fact is that Mr. | then play Q to K2. This would have left him with l‘ncknur ‘;ru not & ma\ of large sympa- ;{n 1:- more and two Bishops against Bishop and thies. e was an arisgerat throi hroughy— An aristocrat S womough el | ) 5. Rto K 7, 25..R taliesR; 26..Q takes R, 26..Q to Q 4, would not be good for White, for he to a common person,” wasthe judgment Lo which T heard tho other Sy (Ao tes o of a very genial fellow, %hifs by no means narrowed by being one of the Bind aristocrat- haters. A man of this limit of kmpathy then would not strike deepg at the rog, of things with those he met, and the result \§ what we He pleased, and he S‘vas thy result of leasure. I took up the book'the other day wmdlnzlveryhfi?n-sou.nd.inzrm m, and tried to find something vital, sonething that [ felt the world could not do witholw, after having found it. I shut the volumes sker a while very funnily reminded of 4 WITTICISM 1 HEARD ASCRIBED TO YWR ROBERT COLLYER concerning tho oyster-plant: *It’s always jus; cannot play now 27..Q 1o K 4, 88 R to K sq wins for Black. (e) A blunder, which loses the game; K takesP 'was his move. “{f) K takes P is useless now; for see. this **CHESS BRILLIANT," BISHOP'S GAMSBIT. White—Mr. AspErssy. | Dlack-Me. Erzszurmzar. 1Bk 1L.POK4 going to taste like oysters, but it neverdoes.” QB SR Now this is precicely the state of mind I was Riodn BoEse in on my bunt after something of great conse- Bkt KtwB3 quence in this “ Lite and Letters.” _Every now | | §::B 5tig83 Rl and then I would think I'd got it, but asT fol- KtioK R4 WELA lowed it up it went off in a gentle sort of dis- Kitons wQB3 sgpclntmv:nt. It was always just going to be Tito Bt ';‘ L}:igg’ the thing I sought, and never was. Oadly Lo KR4 WKLY enough, I found lately one of “ Warrington’s " TORS loEL 4 old letters, where he speaks in this wise: AR tlokiteg George Ticknor, who hasjust died, was olderthan QEitoBS QB4 most people who saw him in the street took him to BtlQs LragReP be. He was famous as the most intense hunker in Biogs el Boston, I belicve, and as the author of an unread EWE2 . 20..0 Ktto R history of 5 literature. They used to ‘White mates In three moves USEMENTS. EXPOSITION, CLOSINGDAY OF THE GREAT Western - Gentennial, MONDAY, Oct. 9. Music all day and evening from the Organ and Orchestra. Double Orchestra in the even- ing. Let all Chicago come out snd see the Grand Finale ot the Ex- position of 1876. Admission all day and even- ing, 25 cents; Children, 15 cts. GOSPEL MEETING AT THE Great Tabernacle Each Evening This Week Except Saturday AT 8 O'CLOCK, Doors Open at 7 O’clock. Preaching by MAJ. D. W, WHITTLE. Singing by, MR. SANKEY. NO TICKETS REQUIRED. Noonday Mecting Daily at Farwell Hall, con- ducted by Mesars. Whittle and Sankey. ANUSENENTS HAVERLY’S THEATRE, Formerly Hooles’s Theatre, Randolph-st., between ark and LaSalle. MAGUIRE & ITAVERLY. Proprietors WILL E. CHAPMAX. Munager EMERSON’S CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS. GREAT HIT OF SENATOR BOB HART. Mandsy Evening, Oct. 9. and daring the week, a1 ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL. Revivalof the Cele rated 3 [0S TRIAL, with BOB HART a3 Lawyer Hard- cheek, Qct. 16—First Appearance of BILLY COURT- WRIGHT. Oct. 20—Benefit of C. S. FREDERICKS. SIFIKAS THARA LOP. Has been arranged bya Select Committee to be hield on TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 10.ut N 1W'$ DANCING ACADEMY, corner Washinut n 2nd Green-streets, where a good time is proufsed. All friends are kindly invited. By Committee. LESSONS ON THE ZITHER By PROE. E KONRAD, 128 North Clark-st. AUCTION SALES. “By WM, A. BUTTERS & CO. 118and 120 Wabash-av. 190 PACKAGES CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDY, Received direct from San Francisco, to be sold at Auction by Wm. A. Butters & Co., on TUESDAY morning, Oct. 10, 1876, at 10 o'clock, at their salesrooms, 118 and 120 Wabash-av BUTTERS & CO.’S REGULAR SALE, Wednesday Morn’g, Oct. 11, at 9:30 o’clk, At 118 & 120 Wabash-av., N. E. cor. Madlson-at. Fine Table Cutlery, Carpeting, Oil Cloths, Stoves, Crockery, ' Glassware, etc. Auction Sale by WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctioneers, at 108 Madison-st., Of the entire Stock of Forfeited Pledges now on hand at the Fidelity Loan Office, 212 Sonth Clark- st., on WEDNESDAY, at 102, m., and THURS- DAY, Oct. 11 and 12, consisting of Gold and Silver Watches. Diamonds, Jewelry, solid Silverware, Guns, Revolvers, Mueical Instruments, Paintings and Euogravings, Sewing-Machines, and Type- Writer. " A large Stock of Ladies' and Gents' Clothi- ine, and Furs of every description, one Sealskin Suit, Shawls, Bedding, Carpets, and large line of Goods too numerous to mention. All to be sold withont reserve. Dealers, makea note of this. D. C. GEARY, Pawnbroker. Moody & Sankey Hymn-Book For sale in the Tabernacle. McVICKER’S THEATRE. A HIT: “FACT, I K ASSURE YOU.” Last week of the Successful Comedy of BRASS In which the suthor, Mr. GEORCE FAWgETT ROWE, wilappear i his original creation of WAIFTON STRATY. Saturday—Last Matince of BRASS, Mouday, Oct, 16— The Favorite Comedisn, JOS. MUR- PHY, 25 DAN O'HARA. HOOLEY’S NEW CHICAGO THEATRE, Clark-st., opposite Sherman House- MONDATY, Oct. 0. Every evening at 8. Wednes- day and Satdrday Matinees at2:15 p. m. HOOLEY'S MINSTRELS. Announcements extraordi- nary. Flrst appearapce 1hlE sesson of the phenomenon. T MAC. the wonderful *+Man Monkey ¥ and ++Baby Elephant * First week of the eminent Banjoist and Comedlan, ME. J. K. CAMPBELL. First week of ** Le raoles.” *¢The Weary Trav. cler, " ** The Acto: arkl 3 ctor. Hoitdaye, and the hew soclety sketch, e D: “* Charlfe Ross,* writtén ex- pressly for Hooley's Minstrels, making the strongest bill of theseason. THEODORE TILTON, “THE MASTER MOTIVES.” NEW CHICAGO THEATRE, SUNDAY EVENING, OCT. 5, 1676, VICOMTE DE LETORIERES. Comedy in Three Acts by Carl Blum. ALEX WURSTER, Director. THE TOLEDO, 141 Eaet Madison-st. Grand Attraction. New Engagement. GRAND CONCERT ‘With Operatic and Comic and Sketch Singers, also Sleight of 1land and Double Trapeze Performers, Sunday Afternoon and Lvening and Every Night. ADMISSION, 10 CENTS. COLISEUS, This Afternoon and Evening, Two Grand Performances by an Unapproachable Specialty Compary, Change of Programme at esch performance. Affernoon at 3; Evening at 8. Gencral Admis- sion, 25 cents; Dalcony and Parquette, 50 cents, ACADEMY OF MUSIC. FRED ATMS..ccoiieiaien m Manager Grand double bill this Sunday evening. Monday, First appearance of the miral and Luly, Oct. 9, nine new star a-tiss. popular dramatis starsy the Yalos 4 tltappear [n 1o giat sensational prize dramé f three acte, ent “.vd “*Never Too Laic.™ supported by tne entire Dr.m ic Company. 1, . Easan, M 83 Josie Farren. b, §. Holzes, Miss Jenife Eagan, Miss Loutez Bifss.” Add Wiaver, the renvwned comedian; r. F. Rans)m, Al (he Company of last week retained. Remewmber, all laaies' nights. Matinces Wedneadoys and Saturdas. ALPINE HUNTERS. Discovery of Americ erica, Oct.12, 1452. By Christopher Columbus. Oct. 12,1876, o4 PIKS‘{‘Y GRAND = Military Ball of the Alpine Hunters ! In honor of CHRISTOPIIER COLUMBTS, to be held at ELARES FLALL, 70 and 72 North Clark-st.. THU! EVE! Oct. 12. 1876. Yourself and lndies ar: cordially inviced. Musle by Mufor Nevias' Milltary Band. Refrestments by a first- r; Woes’'S HMUSEDAL MONDAY, OCT. 5, Sccond Week and Trumphant Successof the L TWu ORPHANS, and UNCLE TOW'S CABIN, Admisslon to Museum and Lecture Room, 15, 25, and S0cents. Matlnee Price, 15 and 25 conis. X0 extra charge for Teserved scats. J0S. GREY'S B Finest Toned Instruments [n the country. Best strings 15cents. Country orders filled. ~ Address NEIL GREY. Practical Teacher of the Banjo. And Dealer {n all kinds of Muss - ioat Merchandie, 156 Wekt Madioon ser o o0 Ml SPIRITUALISM. MRS. CORA L. V. TAPPAN, Trance Speaker,” will lecture fn Grow' est Madiaon-gt.r at 10: e BESAN FRANKLIY. NJAMIN DANCING EMIES, MARTINE. 1181 Ellis-av. SOUTH SIDE 1619 Indiana-av. NORTH SIDE---272 Chicago-av. WEST SIDE---55 Ada-st. B2 Open for tae scuson. DANCING In all its Fashionable Branches, taaght at Bournique’s Private Academy, 128 Twenty-fourth-st., near Indiana-i For particulars call or send for circular. SNOW*S DANCING ACADEMY, N Corner Washington and Green-sts. NOW OPEN. Clastes Wedne«day and_Saturda evenings, New etholars received at any time, Hall to rent for parties. For terms call at the Academy. MR, SULLIVAN'S DANCING ACADEMY, 159 Twenty-Second-st., Classes Tuesday and Friday Evenings and Tuesd: Baturday Afiernoons, Eesldence, 55 Tweaty tairi st Woolens, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Seasonable Clothing AT ATCTION, BY WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., At their Salesrooms, 118 & 120 Wabash-av.,Chicago, Thursday, Oct. 12, 1876. Large and attractive stock of WINTER CLOTHING For Men's and Boys® Wear. Cardigan Jackets. Blue and Brown Duck Orveralls, Shirta and Drawers, Cloths, Cassimeres., Jeans, and Satinet ‘Woolens, and Dress Goods; Ladies' Felt mbroiderics, Towels, Ladies’ and Gents' Hosi- ery, Blankets, Germantown Spreads, Jucquard Quilts, Hats and Caps, Suspenders, Cutlery, Men's and Youths' f Boots, Broche Shawls, together with s general as- sortment of Dry Goods and Notions; also, a stock of Mcrchant Talloring Goods, consisting of Heavy Beavers. Overcoatings, Fine Cassimeres, Trimmings, etc.; 1,500 gross Assorted Buitons, conslsting of Bro- :b':;l.e, Velvet, Grenadine, French Twist, Horn, Glass, Butters & Co.’s Saturday Sale. SATURDAY MORNING, Oct. 14, at 9:30 o'clock, At salesrooms, 118'and 120 Wabash-av., FURNITURE, _Pianos, Carpets, Houschold Goods, &c. By ELISON, YOMEROY & CO,, Auctioncers, 84 and 86 Randolph-at. For TUESDAY, Oct, 10, at 9:30 a m, Large Special AUCTION SALE, New and Sec- ond Parlor, Chamber, and Dining-Room AUCTION SALES. CLOTHING. By G. P. GORE & CO., 68 and 70 Wabash-av. TUESDAY, Oct. 10, 9:30 A, M, REGULAR TRADE SALE. DRY GOODS. t t and best assorted Catalogue of the R Aot Sohedule cluaes Do only the Immense Lines of Firs-Class Scasonable Goods alwsys found [n our Sales, but it also (ncludes the following HORSE BL. TS. Ten Bales. Perfect. Peremprory, ET IERY. o’rf Cases Heavy Goods. Men's and Boys' Wear. Hand-made. Cutton end Wool. Also & full line Misses’ and Ladles' Merino. To pay Advances. HAMBURGS. 50,000 Yds.” Very desirable Patterns. A special importation for this house. FLOWERS. 100 Cartons. Latest Styles. Consigned especially for this sale. MERINO CLOAEKS. ‘The tirst offéring of the Season. DOLLES ui. | Consigned fn antlcfpa- Our Styles, Ma A Superior Assortme: tion of & Holiday Demand. ANNELS. FIFTY Pleces lleavy Wool Plalds, particularly (o defiance of Cold Weather. ~ [ Also Opera and ?"‘d‘f& Flaonels, Scarlet and Blue. Flain and wille TS. ‘TWENTY CASES Wool Hats. Men's and Boys' Sizes. [F-Twenty Cases Felt Blanks. Ladles' and Misses'. Assorted Styles. FELT SEIRTS. GLOVE! S. S. MITTENS. CARDIGAN JACKETS. TAS ND SCARE The most complete lines yet offered. OVERCOATS| Elysian Beaver, Castor Beaver, Esquimaux Beaver, “TROUSERS,” $6, $8, and $10. ARE WARRANTED SECOND TO NOXNE IN THE CITY. GATZERT'S POPULAR TAILORING HOURE, S- 183 South Clark-st. Grannlated Sugar, per . Standard A Sugar, Eer Ex. C Sugar, per b CSnear, per D, “V8uar List: A B . SPECIFIC. ® Chinchilla, Melton, gmslns‘ new, : CLOTEING. and Worsted L‘,‘;‘fi“f"fifi;‘;}:‘!’- et ; ‘A~ Ma.ufacturers. Consignment Men's Suits. . » Loyer Raloine, 5.0 b e uality Superfor. Fit Perfect. Sizes Guarsateed. s R: ;m., | xes "85 OVERCOATS MADE{o ORDER | 5. s O B G ¥ ot yet oftered, R w5957 & b " hy o= A S L R e 1n Style, Welght, and AT Canued Com, hew, per diz. $=. quality. " Worsted Sultings are (ncluded in this (a- offee, Rio, roasted. L7 . Sym an St e g S ;- £ < L] Hice, J 3 ooy S A Serattve to close o Superlor As- ! 4 " Coflee, Juva, ronsted, best sortment. 100 PIECES. e—— . §‘;“i”' ll(och mxfin&ted DS, ckerel, kita. . B DRESS G Qo Tiueys, Dress Flaaaels, . Flour, Best Spring Wheat, por bri. 1= &, &e. gnur. g :':tctr \; l.n;n‘!, per brl.... 7.50 - ; our, Patent, best in the Marke T8 R Tt Sunertor Goots._Sale Ponltive. FROM Cricers Sati eut 350 o b per il a5 KELS. g kcrs, Oyster, best, 3 s for. e B A Fisa: Peterboro Ticket, $25 to $40‘ Crackers, Outmeal, best, por B e ‘i*g Delivered free in all parts of the city. J. HICKSON, 113 East Madison-st. GOOD BREAD, THE STAFF OF LIFE! - Ec{_?; fl:;'znr.jst stock of FLOUR on the West Side g Best St. Lonls white wintes Re-t Michizs. white winter. Cligice spring.... Wil guarantce terials, & Workmanship excelled. 3 N, Sole Agent for the Quincy Miiling Compeny, 243 South Halsted st ___ RAILROAD TIME TABLE. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRATNS Explanation of Refersnce Atarks.—t Salurdsy ege copted. + Sandsy excapred. § Monday exce Five Sunday at8 4. m. g Datly, oy xeepied 1An 1 O°CLOCK P. M. ARPETS. Flfty Rolls, 0. P. GORE & CQ., Auctioneers. $50,000 WORTH OF Boots & Shoes AT OUR SALE OF FIRE! CLOTHING CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY, Tieker Ottices, 62 Clark-st. (Shermau_ louse) sad 75 _Canal-street.. corner Madison-st.. and atthe depots. Leave, FIRE!! Wednesday, Oct. 11, at 9:30 a. m., And all bogers will fnd an unusnally fine line of desirable goods, which must be cloged to pay ad- vances. Sale and Catalogucs ready Monday. Sale positive. GEO. P. G ., 68 and 70 Wabash-av., Chicago. On Thursday, Oct 12, at9 12 O'clock, The manufacturers say sell; they want money. We shall close regardleas of prices, Walnut Bed- steads and Burcans of every description, Parlor and Chamber Sets, large variety Lounges, Marble and Wood top Tables, Wire Sorings, Extension Tables, Dreasing Cases, Walnut Chairs ard Rock- ers, Sideboards,” Book Caces, Wardrobes, Parlor and Ofiice Deeks, Showcases, Carpets, Ol Cloth, cte. Mnaufacturers wishingadvances to any amount can obtain it on consignments of farniture. GEO. P. GORE & CO., Auctioncers. By Wil. F. HODGES & CO. 917 West Madison-t, above Crean. We shall sell on Tuceday Morning, Oct. 10, ot 10 o'clock, consisting of one Rosewood Piuno- forte, Brussels Carpets, Marble-top Furniture, Dining, Chamber, and Kitchen Furniture, Bedding, Crockery, Glassware, ete., ete. Sale positive, without reserve. WAL F. HODGES & CQ,, Auctioncers, 662 West Lake-st. Also, on Wednesday and Saturday Evenings, OCT. 11 AND 14, At Our Warerooms, 662 West Lake-st., " LU Largest {nstitution of Thorough instruction. Factory Prices. PARIS KIDGLOVE STORE 94 STATE-ST. H. B.BRYANT'S (HICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE And English Training Sehool, STATE-ST., 8. E. COR. WASHINGTON. e AR e it o 0o o . ubuque Day Ex. via Ciinton: 105 m aDubuque NIght Ex. viacl Slightly Damaged by Water, | st Brm 3 r s - 30 p. At the late fire of Hall, Garrison & Co., New gfx'ix? FE a8 gfnfigflbme lsg.% York. 850,000 worth of Men's and Boys' Fine | pifiimantes Eiprom . oY) 00 . m. Clothing, to be sold at Appraiser's value, whichis | s\liwaukes Passenges N5 I 50 per cent below drst cost. Sale to continue from D o day to day until closed, at Exps 00 p. m. :00 D m, 1] | Vi, 168 South Clark-st., Chicago, Tl o 308, m. GLOVES. blcneva Luke £ = a—Depot cornel -of Wells and Kinzle b-Depot corner of Canal and Kingie. Kinzie-sts.” MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILRO Depor. foot of Lake.st.. and oot of Twnnz]élg'cflud-n. _ doiph, 3nu a¢ Palmer House. RSt SISO B t Saturday Ex. * Sunday Ex. CEICAGO, ALTON & ST LOUTS and CHICAGO 5oy EATEAS OITY & DENVER SHOBT LINES. ‘Pleked Oiflcess At Degots ad 155 Tamdarptni ™ 4 Monday Ex. § Dally. Leave, Eansas Clty & Donver Fast E CATIONAL. Itk 3 Ex. Lacon, Wash'ion E: Dwight' Accommdar hicago Streator, Jollet & f_the kind (n the United States. Excellent discipline. Commence FU RN LD R B, LT A0, U a1 S0 VLSS, las, o methe sacss to mone e | A0, AIGWAUKEEE N ine of Parlor Coo! oves, Carpets, Furniture, - d . Carpets, Slovca flrzfigdne ) Ge;;fyml Houschold Gte.y efe. WAL F. HODG SA & o, @ | forcirculars, H. B. sx{x.\?. Chlcago, 1L ‘73‘{,‘,“ Dé:wsfi °fi'3,‘,’,“ &nsznf& ]Hfl c b LLISON, POMEROY & CO. i uctioneers. g and st Desot. k-st., Opposite Sherman House, BAN K R U ?T STOCK BANKRUPT SALE at AUCTION Leave. . Tn the District Court of the United States, Northern Milwankee 8258, m FiNE CIGARS District ng l.lllnnll.—ln the matter of Willlam H. Tyler Wi ) 4 Shae The netsienod i sell & Suble auetioh ¢8| And Youne Woman should attend the METRO. | Tiat il At auction at our stores. _Tucsday, Oct. 10, at 12 | § 2 T % i S s & y ey . o124 b 0y o O i comnencing | POLITAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, 113 and 115 | ke ZAPegyic s e ® 5605 po m. (11:00a m . o'clock, 15,000 choice Havana Cigars in lots to Sold by order :i:! Assignee. LISON, POMEROY & Co. BANKRUPT S3iE AT AUCTION! Horses, Carriuges, Harness, etc., at Stables 962 Wabash-av., THUBSDAY, Oct, 12, at 2 0'Clock P, M, By Order of BRADFORD HANCOCK, Assignee. One Landan, one Phaeton. one Top Buggy, one Express_Wagon, four cets Harness, eix ilorses, Roves, Blankets. Whips, ctc. Also one Ofice Desk. ELISON. POMEROY & CO., Auct'rs. OUR REGULAR WEEEKLY AUCTION SALE, Friday Morning, Oct. 13.at elock, OUR USUAL IMMENSE L4 ST. New Parlor Suits, New Chamber Sets. A full line Brussels, Velret, and Wool Carpets, 250 Woolen Blankets, Loung Mattresses, l300k Cases, Desks. Cooking, Hea: ng, Parlor, and Ofice Stovet. General Housekeepmz Goods, Plated Ware, Cigars, Teas, Genetal Merchandife, etc., etc. Two Elegant Crystal Chandeliers. BLISON, POMEROY & CO. smit. S0 By WM. MOOREHOUSE & CO., Auctioneers, 274 and 276 East Madison-st. MAY & CHAPIN, 1590 FIFTE-AV. BOOTS AND SHOES AT ATITION. Oct 0. ut 9w 3. m. A Bankrapt e 8. WAL MOURIOUSE & €0.. Auctioncers. <t. 11, nt 10 aricty of New t regular sale on Wednesday .. when we shall sell a large Elegunt Household Furnitre CARPETS, ETC. On TCESDAY, OCT. 10, 41102, m., we skallsell- on the premises, No. 170° West Madison-st.., all the Farnitureand Honsehold Effects uf & ruoms, consisting in part of Inrain Carpets, Ta’ Chairs. Kange, Beds and Jedding, Crocse ing Utensils, etc., 4ls0 one Chichering Piano, inperfect ordes, Cost $700. HOUSE AND LOT, $18 Hinmau-st.. Near the Corner of Linceln, on Monday, Oct. 9. at 2p. m., will be sold the honse and lot, also one v: t lot, No. 816 Hin- man-st. The house is two-story frame. nearly new, finely fdnished in white e, has 7 rooms, Fantry and Closets, und bath Room. Marble Man- tels, and rirst-class in every respect. Title clear. zood neighborhood, near Schools, Churches, etc. Termes at snle: pay §100 dow By L, MOSE! No. a. and Purchaser will be required to ., Auctioneers, East Washiugton-st. LARGE OPEX SALE OF Dry Goods and Clothing, TUESDAY, OCT. 10, 1878, Commencinz at 9:30 o'clock a. m. This ale is worthy the attention of the trade,as it comprises full Jines of desirable and sessonubie Dry Goods and Clothing. By JAS. P. DcNAMARA & CO., 117 Wabash-av., N. W. cor. Madison-st. AT OUR NEXT GREEAT AUCTION BALE 5 &I:_ud.y Morning, Oct. 10, &t 8:30 o'clock, we wiil 2,500 CASES BOOTS ad SHOES Compristng the Best Astorted Stock of Fresh Goods offered this season. Goods ready for examination day previous to sale. JAS. P. McNAMARA & CO., Auctrs, Thursday, the 13! at 2 o'clock p. by the bankrupts, ~ known' Livery Stables, No. 962 Wabash avenue, the following de- scribed’ property, to wit: One Landau Carrisge, one State-st. houses. Beet course of study, best teachers, best class students, and indorsed by best business Scholarship, $50. Nigh: Express.. soeeeft 9:15 D, m. 12 7:002 m. All trafns run via Milwankee, Tlckets for St and Minneapolis sre good elxhi:v&nunrleunn i) m";?.‘ j{ three-seated park phacton. one end spriug top DUBKY, one express wagon, threescta double harpess, one set of single harness, one bruwn mare, **Nelle,™ ore brown horse, ‘*Bea:” one brown horse, **Honest John;" one creamn mare, ‘*Klttie:" one black mare; Charlier Institute for Young Ladies, 167 Madison-uv., New York, WIIl reopen September 26. A few boarders will be upily prepared for thé Harvard Eraminations also, ‘the office desk, robes, blankits, whips, lam, tooliy etey belongln to said estate. P LmPS. | taken, Puptls prepare BRADFOKD HANCOCK, Prov. Assignee. {or Fomen, Cin Chicago, Oct. 7, 187 149 LaSalic-st. DRE PPII';C!D SOPLIE LENZ and als du Chien, or via Watertown. sse, and Depot, forr o Labs o AL, EATLEOAD, P icker Oflice. 154 Kando\phoar., neat O Arrive. £an be biad on application, or 3t rofessor Al. J. St. Louts Express St. Loufs Fast Line . ST. JOHN’S SCHOOL. - Boarding and Day School for Young Ladles and Child: Calro & New Orleans pringfie] "eoris. %;prim;fleld Night Ex| ‘eoria and Keokuk Dubuque & Sfoux Cit, Dubnque & Stoux City E: Gllman Passenger ... h E IRVING. LL.D.. Rector, New York, reopins Sept © Study of'the History of the Keokuk| ress. PPORETPTPY FREABERERR Sealed blds will be received at the County Treasurer’® Office untll Wednesday, Oct. 11, 1876, at 10 o'clock a. m. for the purchase of oic hundred Cook County **Fire Bonds," of the dezomination of $1,000 eachy du: May 1, 1892, and bearing Intcrest at the rate of 7 andblds must be made accordingly. Blds will be re- cefved for all orany portion of the bonds, the County reserving the right to accept such 2s it may deem nec- casary, or reject them all. Envclopes contafning bids ‘must be marked ** Bids for Cooi County Bonds. L. C. HUCE, County Treasurer. C. C. P. HOLDEY, S LONET N, ICOmmlt:ec on Finance. e - ROPOSAL £ Caolk County will GOct. 16, 1576, at of The undersigned, 1 leave to thank hus fri for the liberal patron; late firm of Foster, asks for the new firm Company, witl The Noard af Comn: receive proposals np L Moniia 12 0 ciock nwon, for quarters for the occapanc; n and attention to the i PATRICK CARBOLL, C. C. P. Houwex. Committee on Public Recor The firm of Endi Continental Suyara af The undersigned v FIRM CHANGES. DISSOLUTION. PROPOGSALS. ren, Rev. THEODOKI roposals 10r bonds West Thirty-second-st. s | Dr. Invings class in Fine Arts, beglns [ N ‘OFyice or TR COUNTY TR7ASURER AND COUNTY COLLECTOT, g C00K C)UNTY, ILL., CIICAGO. Oct. 7, 1876. The copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned under the firm name uf Foster, Walker & Co., is this day dissolved by mutual con- per cent per aanum, payable semi-annually on the fst | sent. JOHN A. FOSTER. day of May and Novemberat the Metropolitan National E. R. WALKER. Booiort. “Ditmans Kt Bank, New Tork, and this ofice. Thera will be ac- cty, crued Interest on the Bonds from the Ist of May, 1876, COPARTNERSHIP. TPaclic Fast Line, for Om: The undersigned, a8 enccessors to the above, have this day formed a copartnership for the transaction “of a wholesale and retail Paintand Ofl business, under the firm name of Foster, Vilas & Co., at 220 and 228 LaSallesst., Chicazo, IlL. They will assume the liabilities of, and collect all the debts and ac- counta of, the Lite frm of Foster, Walker & Co. and to announce that he will continue to represent nterests of the Coleman (;as-Works Manufac- ed forthe pasi three yeurs, and whose arowi Dy Express_Pullman Draw- bueiness hag neceseitated his devoting more timg | i2E-R¢om DISSOLUTION. dissolved by mutaal consent. Chicago, Oct. 7, 1876. The undersigned will continue the sale of the | Effon Eassencer! Brokerage businees at 42 Wabash-av. CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Depots, foot of Lake-st., Indiana-av, st., and Canal and Sixiceuth. Clark-st., and a: depots. £ Cricaco, Oct. 5, 1876, Mafl and Express..... aséenger. . AuroraPassenge; Aurora Passenger (Suiiday Dubuque & Stoux f Pacific Night Exp. for Omaba. 1 OHN A. FOSTER. Atehison £'ge farenworth, C. VILAS. Dowhers Grove Aecommania 7 Downer's Grove A 0d" n withdrawing as above, begs | Lexas Express -1*10: iends and the puablic generally *Ex. Sunday. tEx. Saturday.- age they have bestowed on the Walker & Co., and cordially a coutinuance JaoAgo, K-st.. Pal; H Grsnd -st.. Palmer Ho Expo ltiun Bullding, JLesve. | Ardve. AND &3 Clarl ERIE Ticket Offices. Paclfic, and at depot. of the same, hwhom e has been connect. Dg-Room Sleeping Ca New York withoos chanze] 8:500. m.| 8:108 m. Tecorder. Lor further information apply to Cler nterests of the Company . Atlantic il R £ ey ey The oflice of the Compuny will, be tomporarily at | “FhaceDmtres o ulinad LaSalle-st. E. R. WALKER. = | _iog Carsund Hot Cars. | 5:08. m.| 8:10p. @ Only line running the hotel cars to New York. tsthisday |, CHICAGO & PAGIFIC RATLROAD. o v armbee-sireet. . 3. ENDICOTT, Ticket Glice 60 Ciark-simeer. 00 1 E E L LEWIS. AR cott, Lewis & Co. t:42 Wabasheav Tifner oo i Frelghe... PITTSBURG, FY, WATNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY, NDICOTT. will continue in the General . M. E. H. LEWIS. Ladies, you can Luy 25 PER CENT Less of us then of any other house in the city. 245 WABASE-AV. your Cotton Underwear The firm of James and Manufuctarers' day dissolved. DISSOLUTION. Leave. | _Armive. L. Stevens & Co., importers ents, 158 Fifth-ay., is this W. J. FLOOD. 004, m. *7: 15 p. m. § 00p. m. § 9:00a. p. 10, § 82008, M. C5a. m. §5:050, 12 sunday excepted §Dally. tSaturday excepieds _&%™ No treable to sho 500! CAL. “TTHE HERSHEY SCHO0L 0F MUSICAL ART, 83 )IAALDXBS'ON-‘A"I‘., AN 42 SOUTE ANN-ST. I, CLAl E ELDY, l MATHEWS, L Directors. . HERSIEY, § To be ald in the ne: styles Domestic ax 8into § Send for ci; OCEAN in the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Wlinois, 2,000,000 Cigars ee & 71 W'AB\ASI-I-AV_ T eV - " AMERICAN LINE | A PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL. Toe-st. Ticket-offices: 83 st., “Palmer Graud Paciae, and Depos (Exposition Baliding). Arrive. 4 D TOBACCO, £3londay prespente Sodids ol oo ORI el R S A- L s loave "‘““ogxgb'gmon%nu 2. oot of Mome Leave. i Day Express thirty days, emb panish brands: Land-made goods. ~ Also cco. A rare opportunity counts for cash; on good *Dally, Sundays ex: CEICAGQ, ROCK IELARD & @l PACLFIG BAILROAR Depot, corner of View Buren and shermaa-ats. Tickst House. oilice 36 Glark-st., Sherman STEAMSHI®S, om nba, Leavenw!t & avenwth & Atch Ex, " LAKE NAVIGATION. October nexi, ai 2 o view of the properiy, apply to WILLIAM T. EGAX. Assfyn Carrying CARPET CLEANING 253 . Canal st ULLE Fii: Ports. Lowest Apply at Compan; EUROPE AND CUNARD MATL LINE. Sailing three timesa Prices, Clurk and Randuiph-sts., Chi ) P.H. DU VEHNET. Genoral Western Agent, sl WHEAm T $urs i G mer. Thomas C.Clarke, | - Cabin, intermediate, and stecrage paseage GOODRICE'S STEAMERS, Notiee s herety'¥iven thai 1 pursuance of a3 arder AT LOWEST RATES, ForMiwankee, ete., dally (Sundays escepted) 9a. . of Court, ¢ntered sent. 11. 1878 I'siail rocelve bids for | General ofice, 138 La Salle-t.. corner Mads For Grand Haven. Grand Kapit g 2B sliop. lease, nachi 013, aa¢ marerials of safd . 3. 1L MILNE: Westeen yaditon. | = Qo )y (Sundays exe plds, Muskegor anfrupis et ww i Gr'in ortlons T Suds & ILNE. Western Azent. | FurSy. Joseph and onson i trict Cotirt room in Ch nd IN 0 T (Jdays excepted) .. - e istr s | INMAN STEAMSHETP LINE, | sthus it For Gro: the Matls between MERICA. iRt 2 | For passage. apply at Compan s CARPET CLEANIN shuGalas . nnop ST Rl JCALES: oo LANCIS C. BROWY, Gen, West. Ag “FaIRE . ¥~ Drafua on Great Britain and reland. = = = FATREANKS SCALES OF ALL KINDS. FAIRBANKS.MORSK & 00 111 & 113 Lake St., Chicago. Becarefultobuyonly the Geaniste week toand from British y's Office, northwest corner