Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 4

(Eljicaiga SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1808, THE CITY. Domestic Milieu, for the privli, cc of indulging bis beastliness in 41 whipping Ms ife id bed, flood f2O yesterday morning at the Police Gabcotxd and man named James It- Townsend was parroted and robbed of fCTO on Thursday night, on Canal street, near Jefferson. The scoundrels have not yet been arrested. Dentists of this city held another meeting last evening at Willson's Dental Depot for the purpose taklng.steps to resist the claims of the Dental Vulcanite Company to a royalty on teeth set on hard rubber. M.

Mixixu, late United Stales Cigar Inspect, and formerly Captain of Police of this city, has been appointed General Superintendent of Sidewalks by the Board of Public Works, and til commence bis official duties on Monday next. The American Express Office was closed yesterday from 13 o'clock to o'clock P. to enable the employees to attend the funeral services of Mrs. Barrett, wife of the agent, Mr. O.W.

Barrett. As Ovvser letters enclosing diafts to large amount have been received by a reporter on the Tribune, nddtocsed to Nevlns." This is the named a former partner of the holder, who will be pleased to deliver tho Utters to any person who, bearing the uamc of Ncvlns, cau prove properly. Chicago Fcsdat School Monday evening next the usual monthly meeting of the Union will ho held at the Third Presbyterian Cbotch, corner of West Washington and Carpenter streets. The programme Is excellent, and will doubtless call out a large number of thu Superintendents and Teachers. Exercises will commence at half past seven o'clock.

Base match game of base hall will he played (his morning on the old site of Camp Douglas between tbc first nines of the Monitor ard Dexter clubs. Game to commence at ten. A match game will be played between the second nine of the and the first nine of the Slats, on the comer ot Huron and Pine streets, commencing at two o'clock. (JBot boy aged tea years, named Chatlcj Pierson. brought to this city a few ago York, strayed from the Massasolt Bouse on Thursday evening, since which time nothing has been heard of him.

He has black hair and black eyes; and had on a gray mixed jacket with brass buttons, pants of a lighter color, and black cap. OvTPAcEors Some unknown villains ectered the Railroad Mission Chapel one dsv ibis week, through a basement window, and broke various articles of furniture, destroyed pictures, and scattered books and papers about the room in the most wanton manner. The officers of the Mission otier fifty dollars for Information! hat will lead to the detection and conviction ot the villains, and it Is hoped that thev mar thus be brought to justice. BrnoLAur os Wells an early hoar yesterday morning burglars ejected an entrance into the rear of tbe store of Lawrence Young, at No. 331 South Wells street.

They first reported to a s'oucyard near by aad procured a couple of Then with a hit and bnee thev removed a panel in the door aud bored a hole into a barrel of kerosene, which ran over the floor. Thev then broke open a safe and decamped with its contents, S3O, since which time they have not been seen. Fall and Winter We leant that. Professor 11. O.

Eastman, of the Eastman National Business College, will minister to the Intellectual laslc? of oar citizens this fall and winter, by bringing before them some of the most prominent lecturers of the country. The first lecture of the course will be given by Hon. P. T. Ilnmmn, of York Museum fame, on Wednesday evening rest.

October 17ib, at Crosby's Opera House. The Art of Money Getting," or in An 1L G. GoodwQUe, charged with larceny as bailee by a Mrs. O'Brien, desires us to say that the charge is the result simple of a difference with tegard to a piano, which for her, receiving thcreior in cash, which he offered to her less the commission on that transaction, and on renting a house for her, which sum he oflered her, hut she refused it, claiming Ibat he ought to pay her 5275. Wc apprehend that lew of our readers will think the worse of Mr.

Goodwillle for this charge. Washingtonian A committee of ladies from the Board of Managers of the Washingtonian Home, held a meeting yesterday at the Home to examine into the condition of the Institution, and to take an invoice of the furniture preparatory to some changes, which they contemplate making In tbc management of the Home. Thcrcwillbc ameetingat tbc Home on Tuesday next at three o'clock p. when business of will be discussed In relation to the utnrc management of the Institution. Among the numerous grand openings taking place in Chicago, one of the most important to both sexes is that ol Fuller Brothers, No.

74 State street, who This day throw open to the public the doors of their beaotfal new store, completely stocked with large aud first-class assortment of hats, caps, ladles aud gents' furs, robes, Arc. Our readers will at once recognize In Mr. M. N. Fuller, tbc nractical halter, whom everybody knows, as having for many been connected with one of our first-class Louses.

Stealing Mary Casey and Kate Jones, who reside on Second street, were brought before Justice Stmtcvant yesterday morning, charged with stealing $52 In Mils and some change from Michael Magee. A portion of ihg money was found upon them, and one of them said to the officer that if be would not arrest her she would (ell how much was taken, and where It was to be found! As Michael, fearful of cholera, had deodorized his system with too much whisky to he entirely competent as a witness, the ease was contiuucd'ull Monday next, hail being required of the two women for each. A Fall and one o'clock ycate: day morning a sailor named Edward Tilson, of the bark City of Eric," tell overboard near Randolph street bridge. In falling he struck the side of tbc vessel, dislocating hie shoulder, and most have drowned bad not Captain McDonald, hearing the contusion of tbc pallets overhead rushed up, and plunging Into tbc water, rescued tbc drowning man. Such gallant action deserves notice, and it is a pity that we have not some surii an organization as tbc Humane Society of wblcb bestows medals on those thus deserving of honor.

The Injured man was attended by Ur. U. P. Reynolds. Death.

the recent deaths from cholera in this city Is that otller.ry Moore, of the firm of U. F. C. S. Moore, merchants, who ajrplrcd after a very brief attack, on Wednesday evening lasL For over twclrc years Mr.

Moore has been a resident of this city, and has ever been esteemed by all who knew him, not only as a man scrnpclonsly honorable and honest in business, hot as a climated ami refined gentleman In all his social relations. His pnrity of life and acter cr.tcicd Into all the transactions of his life, and Its hiflncncc was felt thtonghout the whole circle of his acquaintance. Few men die leaving behind them so spotless a lito as their monument. r. C.

M. null, the only eon of C. 3. Hall, residing on the corner of Poll; and Halsted died yesterday at BJi o'clock p. at his father's bouse, of the cholera, after only eleven boars' sickness.

Hr. C. M. Hall was young man of meeb promise. He passed through all grades in the High School in two after which he entered the University of thlcago, and graduated with the On receiving bis collegiate diploma, he chose the legal profession, and entered the Chicago haw School, alter a short vacation, where be was engaged at the time of his attack.

His funeral will take place Hits afternoon at o'clock from the residence of Ida father. Too Mccn Decatur CbronitU of yesterday says: week a genteel looking man stopped at the Severe House, and registered Ida name as Wm. B. Howe. He represented himself as being a commission merchant ni 33 Franklin street, Chicago.

He told Hr. Mills, the superintendent of the hotel, that he had been travelling for some time In the Interest of Ids commission couse, and that he hud been robbed of 11KI at Pana. Mr. M. offered to loan him fifty dollars to get homo on, but the amount was declined, as being too large.

A tender of twenty-five dollars was also declined. Eu drew a sight draft on nimself for twenty dollars. wl.icb Mi. Mills cashed. He afterwards paid bis botil bill to the cierk, and twenty-five cents exchange on the draft, thus throwing Mr.

off bis gnstd, and conveying impression thal he was dealing fairly. The draft was sent to Chicago tor and was returned, no each person as Wm B. Howe being found. It was, in fact, a 4 dead STor.nk at a Mrs. Bowdoin, who resides at STS Stale street, was relieved of a valaa- ble gold watch and chain at MeVlcker's Theatre 1 two or three nights since.

It is stated that members of the police force are now denK admission to unless they have a warrant for special arrests. As some of the detective force have a knowledge of the general record and personal of many professional thieves and confidence men who resort to places of amusement in this city tor the sole purpose of Ii would seem as if the presence of officers would be a general advantage to honest men and a serious check on such rogues who might he present recognized the authority oi detccthes, and stand In ewe of it. is not niifteiineiiilj crowded with largo audiences, and the one officer on duly mere cannot ho expected to protect all ine raids of professional irtki.orkeM. AUho same time It way be urged in justification ot ihc excluding order, that officers have frcnurnHy abused the deed-head nrlviluge by theatre waste. CrjGTNARV clergymen of the Methodi-t Episcopal Churcli held a meeting yesterday moon at three o'clock.

In the Book Repository building. No. 04 Washington tircf, fci the purpose of agreeing upon a uniform fnr the celebration or the Centenary wifk, commencing on the inst. The follow- Jni! programme was adopted Vvednv'dsy, o'clock p. centenary piaver Rseuing In each chun h.

Tnuttday. o'clock p. feasts In each chmeu. Fildoy, o'clock p. i each chinch, with special reference lotlieSunda' schools.

buccuy, sermon and plate co tcctmn. Holiday.o'clock p. prayer meeting lr Avenue Rbtirch, i nesdaj, o'clock p. prayer meeting in K. Church.

o'clucli lore feast In Clark Street Methodist Chiu-ch. BoAt.n or Policc Tho regular semi-weekly meeting of the Board of Fire Health end Policc Commissioners wav bold at their rooms at the Central Station, yesterday afternoon. Present, Commissioners Tltsworth and Good, Fnpeiintcmlcnt of Police itchm.nndlleallb Officer Titawortb in tho chair. llieqiiotlerly report ot the SuperhUcudeut of Police was read and accepted, and ordered placed on 01c. publish It in another column.

Two petitions, signed by most of the members ot the police lure, were presented, risking the cllr to furnishitbttn with new uniforms. On motion matter was deterred of lliunl. otner? 1 I IU(! 4 and emccr! 1 a a liollcn na lllck o' tho Tlmoll.l O'bnlhvnn, HclKiKllan Hltsbrcb mid Heubeu nlaytnakcr were added to the regular police fuice. The resignation A. W.

Hnilravvay, member of the Third Precinct police, accepted. lire exnialusUon ot charges against Officer Colb-e, for improper conduct, till next in-etlng, end the charges agalust Officer nr (murmur language, was dls- THE CHOLERA. Marked in the Number of Fop and Negative Electrical Condition of tho Atmospl and Notices. Attacks ond Deaths Reported Yesterday. Wo are happily enabled to chronicle the fact that the tsvages of the choloia ore still on the decrease.

Vcsloidsy pic-cnlcd on Its record still fewer names of parlies attacked, and of those who died the majority were patients of previous days. There can be uo doubt that the worstof the Reason thus far was Tuesday last, and that since that time we have had a marked decrease. We may be permitted to tndiilgi'iuo fervent Imoo that tho cti-ls is past, oud at row thodi-vosc will dwindle down to nothing at a time not far distant. The north wind which prevailed yesterday and on Thursday has undoubtedly done nmch to purify the atmosphere. A wind from that quarter Is always looked ou with disfavor, but In this ease it baa borne the balm of health on Ua wings, and the demon of disease flees before It.

The air is humid with tho vapors it brings from the Lake Superior regions, hot that vapor Is pure, and, though not remarkably conducive to pulmonary elasticity, is yet absorbent iu its natuic, taking up the surplus carbon and ammonia, which by the current is borne off and commingled with tho great almosphene mass to other legions. Should that wind continue fur a few days, the cholera will disappear fiomour midst, or be heard of lu very isolated cases. The dampness of the air hasbecn very noticeable duintg the past few days has a concomitant, not so much noted, but more efficient agent in the production of marked absence of positive electricity in the atmosphere. The effect of this is to extract from thu nulmal system the supply of force perpetually gathered by the action of tho vital powers, leaving the cunsiitulion in a condition, and therefore peculiarly susceptible to the attacks of disease, 'which by the normally healthy constitution are thrown od easily, ihe guide lor practice deducthie from this fact Is that It is especially unwise at the present lime to fatigue or overexert ourselves in uny way, us the strength is much less now than usual, even in the ease of those who arc lu what is called good health. Tut rou the citt.

It is a singular fact that for many days past a Cense tog has hung over the city, and stretched away for about fifty miles to the southwest. The log is more noticeable to one outside of space covered by It than to one within. Beyond this the tkv has been beautifully dear during the whole time. Tho phenomenon is an extraordinary one, and furulnhes au interesting Jo what extent is this fog identified with the cholera in our midst The two arc donbtless connected, and a lifting of the fog may he expected to be immediately antecedent to tbc removal ol the disease. cnoi'Suuu-B rumors.

The most extravagant nimois were afloat on the elret tu yesterday, the tears of the people having, In not a few eases, magnified thoraoleDill into mountain. The deaths of more than a dozen prominent gentlemen were fiecly reported, not one ot whom had been tick. Our reporters took the trouble to inquire Into tbe facts in each ease, and in every instance found the person mentioned, not over alive, but free from disease of any kind. The same wildness was observable with regard to the number of deaths, some asserting that there wore over a bundled fatalities bn the previous day, when they really footed up to nut about twenty-four. We say was the exact number reported on Thursday, but it must be remembered that some ottbat number died on tbe previous day while some ot those who died on Thursday were not reported until yesterday.

Tbepeopie in the country round about nrc even more excited than tho-cof the city. A letter from Janesville, Wisconsin, contained the grave announcement that the deaths in Chicago, me previous day, numbeted Wehavcnonaiticular reason for advising people to come Is probanly quite as healthy in (he country as in Chicago, but scarcely more so. At least, we would request our friends in the country and in other cities not to frighten themselves. We have the cholera here without doubt, bnt not at present in such shane as to frighten any sensible petson, and the indications ere that it has done its work. UEPOIITISO CASES.

iVUVmuiu vacu The attention of is called to the fict that one of their number was fined fifty dollars yesterday in the Police Court for neglect to report a case of cholera to the Health Office. It is the dnty of every physician to promptly report everycase intention coming under his notice. AXOTIIfe.It FAMILY GONE. Another melancholy instance of wholesale death was brought to notice yesterdav. Mr.

Schuddcr. residing on Ualtied street near Lake, lost children last week, and on Thursday last his wife and two remaining children were carried away. The poor man is left family all gone to the grave at one fell swoop. the Pinner cause. lUL PU.bvi Few if any of the cases of cholera reported have vn'-ued otherwise than from the imprudence of the victim.

Numerous cases might be cited. We give a few to point tbc the names, of course. A man residing on West Indiana street came down town on Tuesday evening in a slate of fair health. He went to one of onr hotels with a fikrd, ate a hearty supper there, took numerous dunks, went home, ale the half of a broiled chicken, went immediately to bed, was attacked with the diarrhoea during the night, and died at o'clock tie next morning. A young man, residing on West Madison street, staying down town ratliar late on Monday evening, took the care, but aficrwaitlngat he bridge for tome lime, jumped off and tan across the bridge while it was turning.

Being late for supper, and expecting some mends, he ran the balance of the way borne, eat down to sapper in a dratt, threw off bis coat, ate bcarty, and died the next day. A family In the North Division sat down on StmdaWo at meal, the vegetables for which were berate cooking. Three were attacked with the cholera the next morning, and one died. The survivors ascribe it to eating food in a elate of partial decomposition. tl In onehouse where six persons had died within a few days, the Health Officer found that the water and swill thrown into the sink, instead of running into the sewer, ran on the ground under the (tramc'i building, and when inspected the surface was covered with slimy matter from whlcha nauseous smell was arising.

We need not continue the recital. It sumdent to note that all kinds of irregularity in habit, undue exposure, overloading the stomach with food or criuk, eating decaying food, excessive fatigue, are all incitivc of cholera In cholera times, as they arc incitivc of disease at all pci tods, and are especially dangerous at a lime when disease floats in the atmosphere and death stalks abioau in the city. A little prudence, without anxiety, may be almost relied on to prevent the attack of cholera, and if, in case of attack, the patient will attend to it instantly, do danger need he apprehended. Never was the proveib, "Procrastination is the thief of lime," more aptly illustrated. An delay may be the cause of losing all the time which would otherwise Lave remained of the ul- lotted term of existence.

The danger is not in the disease, but in the delay. Yet we believe that i ven this danger Is nearly over. Very few cases of atlack occurred yesterday, the majotlty of cases reported being of patients who were attacked previously. BENEVOLENCE. The Young Men's Christian Association arc very benevolently tarnishing watchers for the sick whenever called for, and a number of students of the Union Theological Seminary are jflso nullung in their efforts to 2nd out cases requiring a-slMaucc and ministering to Ihclr wants.

Such disinterested philanthropy is most prai-cworthy, and strongly with the aOjmtnmonl and retreat of the students of Rush Medical College, at the first hint ot danger. BURYING TUE DEAD. Pome of the cases of cholera develop most circumstances. SI any of the dealhs have occurred Id the families of newly arrived some of them unable to speak the language of our and who know nul where to apply even if they could speak it. Among onr residents, too.

ihe.c are some who arc too poor to bmy tbdr dead, and bodies have, in two or three cates, lain longer than was proper before an ment could he procuied. An Instance was ed yestetday of a Norwegian family at No. Noitb llalstcd street; the father was dead. cl were nut on the sidewalk. and poor bad paced the road in front of the door for twelve lot.p hours unable, amtd her grief to act.

A gentleman parsing voluntarily attuned the trouble of reporting the case at the Health Office, and assures us that he was answered brusquely that it was none of their business to bar; the dead, and that if be wonld not bury the corpse himself he must report it to the county agent, lie did so report iuand the case was attended to. The officer staled the linlb when he said that he could notbury the corpse, co funds having been provided by tbcclly or that puntose; hut we laU to see how he could feel bnuselr justlficd in evading the responsibility of reporting the case himself. Not to speak irreverently, the corpse was at least one of those nuisances for the removal of which the Health Offices is responsible, to do It or to see that ills dorebyotbets. oincrs AND OFFICERS. For the benefit of the poor we repeat the following list Health In the south end of the Court House basement.

City Physician, booth R. C. Bogne. No. sG Washington street.

City Physician, West T. B. Filch, No. teCjVj Heaiborn street. City Physician, North C.

S. Slorck, No. 9 North Clark street. County Harding, No. 63 Stale street.

FLIXT KOT BEATU. It should scarcely be necessary lo state the fact that heavy sleep in cholera cases is of.cn induced by the administered, and that those in attendance shonid not relax their till unmistakable death A case of indecent baste was reported yesterday, where the neighbors ordered the coffin, and the palieut afterwards awoke from a occp slumber, in a decidedly improved condition, and afterwards CASES r.EroUTTD VESTEnPAY. Tlic following Is the list of cases reported for the twenty-four hours ending at midnight last night; Mary Ryan, lil-h, aged twenty years. Residence No. tCU North Clark street.

Attacked October 11th. 0 a. removed to the hospital. John Dixcll, English, aged thirty-one years. Residence No.

boutb misled street. Attacked October I2lh, a. under treatment. Child of Ueorge Uasherc, Herman, aged one and a half years. Residence No.

33T South Clark street. Attacked October 11th. Child of William Skates, American; aged six years. Residence No. 110 Fourth avenue.

Attacked October IStb. Mary Johnson. Herman, aged forty years. Residence No. lUS West iwelfth street.

Attacked October 12th; severe. Henry HHth. German, aged seven years. deuce No. ICNotlb Union ct.

Attacked October 12th. Andrew Polfon.Norwcglan.agcdlhirty-slx years. Residence southeast comer Carpenter street and rhicago avenue. Attacked October 13lh at ten Rckr. Hacker, German, aged five years.

Residence No. 431 West Chicago avenue. Attacked October IKh at ten a. m. Newton, American, aged eighteen years.

Residcace No. CSS Slate street. Attacked October ivlh at six p. improving. Mrs.

Reeve, English, aged thirty-two years. Residence cm ccn Third and Fourth streets Attacked October 1110, 8 p. m. Mr. American, aged three years.

Residence No. 32 North Ualeted street. Attacked October 12th. Mr. IJuprell.

German. aged thirty-six years. Pesldcnce No. 72 West Handulpb street. Attackid October 1 till recovering.

JxmU Key. German, aged thlrty.two years. Hesidct re No. lit' North Itnckcr street. Attacked Otoiicr mb; recovering.

fdr. Florentine, American. Hcsldcnce No. South Sangamon Attacked October H'lh. Hanghtcr of the above aged twelve years; boih under treatment.

Mrs. K. Todd, aged thirty-fire years. Hcsldonee No. Stato street.

Attacked October nth. Sebwaro GrncUlc, German, aged forty-seven yearn. Jfesldcncn No. Goetbo street. Attacked October rth; recovered.

Mrs. N. P. Williams, Swedish, aged twenty-six years. Hesidencc No.

SIM North Clark street. Attacked October 10th; severe ease. Mrs. Krone. German.

Kcsldcnce No. 815 Oak street. Attacked October llth; severe. Margaret Mahony. Irish, aged twenty-four ycais.

Hesldcnce No. lb Casa street. Attacked October IDIh; severe. Mr. Malory.

Irish, aged twenty-four years. No. 2-JU Monroe street. Attacked October llth. J.

Mrt'oni Is, Irish, aged eighteen months, lies- Idmcc No. 11l Meagher street. Attacked October HUh; severe. Mary Colwell. Irish, aged tiurty-soven years.

Itesldencu No. Illinois street. October Kli. John Welsh, Irish, aged thirty years. 'Hetldrnco No.

Catharine street. Attacked October 12th severe. F. Pulllvan, Irish, aged forty-two years. Hestdrnce No.

North Market street. Attacked October 12th: severe case. NsUmtiirl ll.lx.nls, American, aged flfty.four years. Hrsldcucii No. 2UO West Lake street.

Attacked October llth; severe ease. Nicholas Mtnton, German, aged thlrly-flvo years. Hesldcnce No. HO West Lake street. Attacked October llth; severe case.

Mrs. V. C. Pnlnam, American. aged flfty-slx years.

Hcsldencc No. Sfii West mrrl-on alrcot. No It)I Elate street. Attacked October Ellen Malloy, Irish, foity-flvo years. Healdeuce No.

1 West street. Attacked Oclohci llth; hcvvip ease. Mrs. biumn M. Wood, American, aged four years.

Hesidenco No. Inland avenue. Attached October lltit; tinder treatment. Christian Schulte, American, ag'd four years. Kesiilcnce No.

vi North lluKtcd street. Attacked October ivib; under treatment. Mis. Imre), Unman, aged thirty-one years. Residence No.

335 North Avenue. Attackod October 0. Recovering. (touch I'outrkow, tictman, aged fifty-sown years. Rev Id nee No.

87 Kansas ntreeL Attacked Octi bm till), Ba. in. Died I p. in. Frederick Schmtraer, German, aged fifteen years.

Roidence No. 153 Ohio street. Attacked Ortoi cr ilib. 4a. m.

Dlea Ociohcr 1 lb, aa. m. Lawrence Conticrs, Irish, aged years. Ilealdence, Archer Road, near (been street. Atttckcii October p.

m. Died October mill, na. m. Mrs. George Hart-re, Gerroan, aged thirty-two Jems, llesmenrs No.

397 Clark stnot. Attacktd October llth, p. m. 1 October 13th, a. in.

Mary Holm, German, sped twenty-seven yearn. Iturlaeuio No. 81b Thlid avenue. Attacked October llth, 7p. m.

Died October 13th, a. m. Robert Clough, English, aged thirty-nine years. Residence No. 851 West Lake street.

Attacked October llth, 13 m. Died 3a. m. Jerry Finn, Irish, aged twenty-three years. Resilience No.

SOU Twenty-second street Attacked October 12th, 11 a. m. Died 3p. m. M.

Hetrick. American, aged forty years. Residence No. ITJ East Monroe street Attacked October 11th. Died October 18th, p.

m. Augustus IlonsefcU, German, aged thlrly-flvo years. Rci-Idcneo No. 170 Wentworth avenue. Attacked October lutb, a.

m. Died October llth. 1 Marlin Dohl, Norwegian, aped twenty-threo years. Residence No. Cu Fourth street.

Mrs. Kennedy, Irish, aged lorty years. deuce No. 615 Forquer street; will recover. Mis, Elizabeth uawkenberry, aged twenty-six ycats.

Rceldcnce No. 3W Clinton street; will recover. P. J. WLIUcy, Irish.

Residence No. 00 Forqncr street: severe ease. John Mathews, aged forty years. Residence No. 13UPolk street; will recover.

Peter Graff, German, aged forty years. Residence No. 13 Purple street. Attacked October 10th; recovering. Vnglnia Adams, American, aged eight years.

Residence No. 101 South Sangamon street. Attacked October llth severe case. Annie Fogg, Amet lean, aged seven years. Residence No.

North Curtis street. Attacked Oct. llth, evening, died Oct. 3p. m.

Mis. Catherine Williams, American, aged thirty- Residence No. 3d Adams street. Attacked October llth, 2 p. died Ortober llth, 11 IU11, colored, age twenty years.

Residence No. 102 Fontih Avenue. Attacked October lUlb, a. died October 1 Hit. a.

ro. tva Horton, American, aged nine years. Residence No. 160 Stale street. Attached October iSrli, a.

m. Total, 53; deaths, 13. FUNERAL OF DR. BRAINARD. Services in St.

Discourse by Rev. Clinton Character of the Deceased. The remains of the lamented Dr. Daniel Brainard were yesterday carried to the vaults of the old City Cemetery, followed by a long train of mourners, and amid tbe heartfelt sorrow of the whole community. The fuucral ceremonies were conducted at St.

James' Churen, comerof Unron nnd Cass streets, by Rev. Clinton Locke, Rector of Grace Episcopal Church. The occasion was a solemn and luiprejslve one. and as such it was felt by all who wore present. It was apparent that the sudden death ot inis honored and eminent man had cast a gloom not ouly upon those of hi? profession, but to a certain extent over the whole city.

At ten o'clock a number of the friends of the deceased met at the residcnccof Colonel J. 11. Bowen, on Michigan avenue, from whence they proceeded to the church to receive the remains. A number of Indies and gentlemen were assembled walling lor tbo services to commence. Among them were airs.

11. W. ilrs. Dr. Llaney, f.ccoropanlcd by many personal friends of ihe nil attired in deep mourning.

Wo observed among the gentlemen preesent Hon. Isaac N. Arnold, Sir. J. W.

Magee, Dr Wheeler and olbcr prominent citizens. Nearly all the leading members of the medical profession wcie thcic, and when the funeral car at rived the t-burch was well filled. The pall bearcts were His Honor the Mayor, J. B. Bice, Hon.

Charles Walker, Hon. J. Scammou, John Wilson, Dr. Thomas Dyer and Julian S. Itumscy, representing the citizens; and Buck, Eldndge, liammil, Paoli, Johnson aud Hitchcock from the medical profession.

At elev en o'clock the coffin was taken from the funeral car by the pall-bcarcrs, and carried into the church. At the porch stood some ladies, each with a floral wreath or immortelle, which they laid upon the btcras it passed. At the same time the clergvman proceeded to read the burial service 1 am the rcsnrrcctlon and the The coffin was home along to the front of the altar, followed by the members of the medical profession in a body, and the students of the college- After the usual prayers and the reading of the Scriptures, Kev. Clinton Locke delivered the following funeral discourse: THE rLKEUAL OUATIOK. Well docs Horace say that and impartial death knocks at the door of the royal palace as well as at the cabin of the 1 Our Last Enetnv, as the Scriptures expressively call him, is not daunted by station, cor careful of feelings.

He would enter a congress of the world's monarebs, lay bis band npon the shoulder ot its mighty head, and perforce, the stricken one must lay aside the crown and sceptre, pomp and power, and follow him. He is utterly regardless of the crying need there may be for a man, his brilliant acquirements, the usefulness of bis position, the void bis death will create; relentless, immoveable ns heart of marble, be moves among men and summons them away. Mcdneval tradition loved to represent him under the figme of a woodman walking through a forest, now cutting down a tender sapling, now a hard and sturdy oak, now cropping a Just opening flower, and now overturning an aged tree in the wind. Cruel and myelerlons being, we shudder when wc think ofblm and all his loathsome adjuncts, and Indeed the misery and the wretchedness he causes would be without one single ray of comfort if the eve of faith did not see standing beside his skeleton the all-glorious figure of the Lord of the Ilcsuncciion. hearing the trophies of his victory over death, pointing to the stone rolled away from the sepulchre, and proclaiming that being raised from the dead, death bath no more dominion over him; that as In Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive." This alone can enable us to think of death with composure.

Ills victory is only for a time. He cannot separate ns for eternity from those wc love. He cannot prevent unr individuality from vesting itself in the mjsilcgaimcntoi its celestial state, and living again forever. Invulnerable to any dart of ms. Wc can heap the mound over the coffins of our dearest ones, with a firm hope below all our tears that no power can kill the soul; deathless, immortal, it is already In the place of departed spirits, awaiting the judgment; already, if It has been faithful, enjoying a foretaste of the blessedness of Heaven; and It luithlcsb.

the premonitions of supreme Busy. Indeed, my friends, is the woodman death now among us. cast and thick bis strokes fall upon the trees of the forest, and while for all wc feel a general sorrow, yet when there comes washing down one of the noblest oaks in ull the woodland, whose shaft had pushed up eo high, wiio-c branches spread out so wide, we cannot help panting a moment to grieve over the loss, and admire the beautiful The simile is not out of place. 1 tcef at the funeral service at which you are now assisting. The presence of so many well-known public nan, so many of the first members of the medical stall of the city, even if I were totally ignorant ofthenamcand fame of the tenant ot this narrow house, would assure me that this was no common every-day bcriavcmcul.

Bui this crowd of honorable and distinguished mourners was not needed for that. 1 he dead before us had not only a Chicago, but an American, not only an American, but a foreign reputation, lie bad tamed for himself the tore- most place in his peculiar deportment in all this vast Northwest. He took rank with such men as Father, Post aud and when in alter times some chronicler gathers up the names of the most distinguished surgeons, the name of Brainnrd will lie found the pccr of Aftley Cooper, John Hunter, and the elder and younger 1-arreys. With the date and place of his birth, and the circumstances of his education, the daily press has made vou familiar. He did not, like so many, consider that when he led the lecture room to assume the M.

D. his studies were over, aud he perfectly competent to treat cvcrvthlne from a felon Upton compound fracture; but throughout Jong life be availed himself eagerly of every opportunity of instruction. The great schools of Paris knew no more assiduous student, and he bad just returned from another visit to those splendid of medical learning which the experience of centuries built up abroad. It was lu the branch of surgery that tmr departed friend gained first laurels. His favorite department, bo loved it to the end with all the ardor of a young enthusiast.

He was a brilliant operator, firm in touch, rapid In bycvcnlbemost trying crises, perfectly conversant with what was to be done and how to do it. Possessing beyond the methods of the schools that inventive faculty, that power of combination which alone can make a man great, he had risen io the very head of his profession, and what is unusnai, ho had amassed a large fortune by his professional exertions, a much rarer thing than person? outside the xuodical protession arcapt to think. Not only as a surgeon, however, did ho merit distinction, but as a man of scktco, particularly Id the departments of natural history, anthropology, botany, and geology. He was an authority in all these points, and amid all tbo cares of his immense practice, kept himself freshly informed of tbc latest discoveries in these sciences so near akin to bis own profession. He was, moreover, a man of extensive general information, of fine lltexarv taste, well informed, and thoroughly Interested in the commercial and municipal relations of tlds cily.wtib which hchas everbecnldcmified.

Hu taste and acquaintance with sculpture and painting was that of a thorough connoisseur, and he lefi among his most cherished ot art ol the first-mass, of which Chicago may well be proud. His greatest monument will be tbc college of which lit- was the founder, standing In its halls and asking ot Brainard, the answer m.ght well the epitaph of Sir Christopher Wren. It may be out of place, ball cannot help suggesting that henceforth that institution should bear his name, (hat legal enactment should give a right henceforth to say Bralnard MidicaV College." To strangers he may have scorned cold and reserved, but it Was because he bad no time tor tricing, or for the bald common-places of society. His friends never found him otherwise than "eiiial. polished and ready with his counsel and his aid.

Manv a young man among the twelve hundred who have come under his care, how freely purse waa open to neceestdties. for he a generous, cheerful open-hanced giver, and be took above alt the greatest delight In helping onward a struggling wnth, desirous, aud yet pecuniarily unable to tlie necessary information. One lesson llle tcartes which should sink deep into the hca.ts of all the younger members of bis profession. Tic gained place by the hardest, the most exhausting labor. He may have bad natural genius, but be looked for success to application, and he was never for one moment idle, uo was not.

what 1 wish 1 could say of him. a devout Christian, bathe was no disrogaulcr ofreligion.no scoffer at Its doctrim s. and be was far from having those materialistic views so common with many of bis brethten. Hie Bishop of the Ptoccsc for wars bis intimate friend, and my place would have been if he could have been here. gone.

StuTerlnp humanity will feel the void. The great and noble profusion ho so adorned will miss bis voice, the college of hts love will sorrow over It? bereavement, a fir off family will feel a double desolation when the sad a husband and father death reaches tbem amid a strange city; and wc stand silent and humbled when wr think that he, who had met and conquered death so many times for others, who fully armed with every weapon which could ward oil ft out man the of the destroyer, to whom eo many grateful among poor and rich mm as their preserver from a premature glare, should have been fotced to throw down Ids and In a few swift to bend Iris nock in the blow of loleutless death. How truly It the vanity, the nothingness of human knowledge. to rue cnnrrr.nr. At the conclusion of (be address the remains were taken back to the lum-ral car.

and the cortege. composed of about thirty carriages, proceeded to the old City Cemetery, where the remainder of tho funeral service was read. Tito were then placed In the whero they will await the wishes of tbo friends of tbc deceased. Violattoo Hcaltu Philip Motthcl.a German physician, practicing lo this city was brought before Justice llllllken yesterday afternoon charged with nut reporting a case ofsmnll-Pox at Iho Health Office. He ndmilled the fact, imt accompanied with a lengthy explanation.

It appeared that on the Ist of August ho was railed lo visit a Mrs. Stinger. In (ho early Mngi of her sickness be supposed tbo case tn typhoid fever, and a little later to bo fever, at.d not until the fifUi day did ho ascertain that It was There was a rash on ihi qucntly proceeds fivers where they assume a typhoid cnntacter. It alwavs took four days to (feteimin a case of smallpox as a certainty. When lie told the family tbit It was Mnnlbpox he was immediately dismissed and another physlc an, Dr.

Caw. was employed. Dr. Caw, who was present yesterday, stated that tbesmatl-pos not he distinguished trom other until tlie i rtijilton was ntaiiif Dr. Matlhcl said that when It our 1 It took two days foril to develop.

From tho statement of Mr. and Silt per it appeared thul three 01 their own ren have since died of the disease, and that teen persons nad contract 'd the small-pox from the same source. Dr. Matihoi was lined sw. QVARTUKLY POLICIi REPORT.

Statement of Police Work and Its Results for the JHonttis of August) and September, The following report has been prepared by tho General Superintendent of Police. Jacob Itehm, Rsq for suhmlst-lon to (ho Board of Police, Fire and Health Commissioners of this To the Honorable Board of Police Commissioners: Gxntlkmen: 1 herewith submit my quarterly leport fur thcqusrter ending September 80th, showing the value of stolen property reported rtcov ered, value cf property reported stolen, amount of finun, number of arrests, charges, nationalities, ages, Total value of properly reported stolen.f 18,109.88 Total value ofslolenpropcrtyrccovered. Total amount ol fines 3i.b33.00 Total number of arrests 6,351 Males 6,433 Females 1,110 Married, Number of lost children. lodgers Ages, not stated. Under 10 years Between 10 and 30 Between 30 and 80 Between 80 and 40 Between -10 and 50 Between CO and 60 Between CO and 70 now disposed or.

Discharged In Police Court Discharged on payment of costa Scullo Reform School sent to Comity Agent Sect to Home of the Sent to Roman Catholic Sent to City Hospital Held on criminal charges Round over to keep the Fined in the Police Court Total. NATIONALITIES. Americans, Africans. 104: Bohemians, 23; Belgians, Canadians, 60; Danes, 1C; English, 173; Frctch, GO; German, 003; Hungarians, 10: Irish, Italians, 31; Norwegians, 60; Scotch, lol; Spaniards, 00: Poiaudors, Swedes, 68; Welsh, 0: Indians, 4. Total, 0,551.

actors, brewers, butchers.o2; hridgclcndcrs, blacksmiths, 59; bakers, 17; brokers, boilermakers, bill posters. bankers. 1: barbers. 13; brass finishers. boot blacks, boatbulldcr, carpenters 133; clerks, HI; cutlers, cap coopers, 27; cigar makers.

IS; confectioners, cattle dealers, cooks, cabinet makers, clundit-rs, carvers. coachmen, 4: earners, constables, carriage makers, compositors, caulkers, candy-makers, dyers, drovers, draymen, 19; 23; expressmen, 10; editors, fanners, 33; firemen, 12; fruit dealers. 1 gardeners, gas-fitters, 3: grocers, 4 glass blowers, glaziers, gilders, hacktncn, C-t; housekeepers. 397; house movers, harness makers. 7: hotel keepers, hostlers, 10 hatbrs, 2 junk dealers, 2 jewellers, janitors, Jaundices, laborers, lawyers, lumber inspectors, moulders, 25; machinists, 33; masons.

49: merchants, 42; musicians. 10; millers, milkmen, miner. mei chant police, none, 1,35 newsboys, nailmakcis, news dealers, 1 news agents, organ-grinder, prostftntcs, PS7; painters, 57; pnyslcians, plumbers, 12; plasterers, ptlntcrs, 3ii; porters, peddlers, It; paper hanger, pattern-maker. photographer, pawnbrokers, packer, poundmusters, 2: rallioad runners, ri; reporters, 5: ropemakers, roolcr, shocinakcis. 89; sailors, 33; saloon keepers.

90; servants. 3S; sclssor-gripuer, showmen. stonecutters. boldieis. tlovchlackcr, storekeepers, 19; sail makers, seamstresses, sawyer, scavengers, IT; saddlers, 1: special police, tailors, teamsters, 129; telegraph teacher, turners, upholsterers, 7.

Assault, 24; assault with intent to commit bodily injury, 42; assault with intent to commit robbery, assault with intent to kill, 22; assaulting an officer, 18; assault with intent to commit larceny. adultery, arsou, 25; abusing dumb animals, abortion, burglary, 25; bigamy, crime against nature, compounding a felony, contempt of court, 2: drunk, 911; drank aud disorderly, disorderly and assaulting an officer, disorderly and resisting an officer. 18; drunk and disorderly and resisting an officer, destitute, 25; exposing person, fast driving, 52; forgery. 13; Inmates dU, house. 4SI; interfering with an officer in discharge of duty, 37; keeping disorderly house, keeping a place for the sale of lottery tickets, keeping shooting gallery without larceny.

452; mavhem, murder, malicious mischief, obtaining money under false pretenses, 12; obstructing streets. perjury, peddling without license, 12: robbery. 41; senling himself an riot, 97; rape, resisting an officer. 23; shooting in city limits, 43; selling liquor without threats, 41; taking sand from streets, 12; violating dog ordinance, violating scavenger ordinance, 1 violating pound ordinance, violating telegraph ordinance, violating lamp ordinance, violating bathing ordinance, 182; violating health ordinance, violating ordinance concerningporlcis and runners, vagrancy, 217; violating depot ordinance, 21; violatin': budge ordinance, violating sidewalk ordinance, 14; violating express ordinance, violating fire ordinance, violating Sunday oroluancc, 10: violating street ordinance, 11; violating hay ordinance, violating lamp post ordinance, violating hack oidinancc, 2B: violating nuisance violating ordinance concerning weights and measures, 14; total, Very respectfully, Jacob Ueiim, Gen. Supt.

of Police. ArarsETitNTs. benefit last night was a nuibt substantial evidence of her popularity with the frequenters of the Museum. The house was filled in every part by a brilliant and fashionable audience, and the performance of Belle's in which the beneficiary plays with distinguished success, went iu an excellent manner. aflcjnoon Fr.nchon will be repeated.

In the evening, Belle's Miss I Keene took a benefit last evenin'; and was greeted with a very full bouse. The play selected for the occasion was Our American Miss Keeno taking the part of Florence Mr. McVicker and Sam Myers. Bundreary. Willi such a cast the play could not fail to excite admiration, if not amazement.

the Actress" will bo given this noon, Joinra Keene being in the bill, andm the evening, American Acaoext or Loon's Minstrels a pleasing entertainment last night and ind a full house. The Hutchinson Faxilt open for a short season in the Opera House Music Hail this evening with their inimitable performance. This la the Tribe of John. The gehxan Theatre on the North Side, under the direction of C. B.

Lindemann and LonDe Thieimann, has been tairiy patronized since it has hern opened. Franlien Maria 801 will appear, forme second time, in Mtciosa Das Zigrnner on Snnday evening. In the Academy of Music, on Sunday, the llth, will be given Trr Tutftl Oder Die Dlintte ton Mr. Bonnot's known skill and success as Director will not fall short of what has been heretofore. He has made every arrangement to render his theatre) attractive, and he will give two, and perhaps three plays a week after a short time.

1. O. O. F. The It.

W. Grand Lodge of the State of Illinois, of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, convened in Annual Session at Galena, on the 9th and closed on the 11th. There were some members present trom various portions of the State, representing most of the subordinate lodges In the jurisdiction. The session was exceedingly harmonious, aud the business transacted was of much interest to the fraternity. Tbc following arc the Grand Officers for Ihe ensuing year: M.

w. Grand Master, Henry S. Herr, of Bloomington; If. W. Deputy G.

Master, Edward A. It acker, Chicago; if W. Grand Warden, John A. Bush, Peoria; K. W.

Grand Secretary, Samuel Willard. Springfield: If. W. Grand Treasurer. James E.

btavr, Alton; K. W. G. HcPtescntaiives to g. L.

U. Jeremiah Griswold. Mound City, John It. Scroggs. Freeport; W.

Grand Chaplain, Robert K. Dibbles, Manteno; W. Grand Marshal, William F. Kclsch, Chicago; W. Grand Conductor, Alex.

N. Dougherty, Jonesboro: W. Grand Guardian, Joseph Glockselig, Bloomington; W. Grand Herald. John M.

Blades, McLeunsboro. TbcH.W. Grand Encampment of (be 1. O. of O.

F. also hold its regular annual communication at Gakua, on the 9th aud 10th most of Us subordinate encampro.ula being represented. tollowiug tbc elective officers of the Grand Encampment for the ensuing year: M. W. Grand Patriarch, Hev.

Charles Perkins, of I'rickion: M. E. G. High Priest. James E.

Bockfurd; If. W. G. Senior Warden. Andrew saber.

Cblcaeo; K. W. G. Junior Warden. George B.

Adams, Eleab; If. W. G. Ifcpresentativee to G. L.

U. A. S. Babcock, Blackberry, John C. Prniih, Galena.

The next sessions of the'Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment, will be held nt Centralis, on the second Tuesday of October, IS6T. Western The following patents were Issued from the United States Patent Office for the week ending October 2, ISGG, as reported by G. L. Chapin, cnl Solicitor, Chicago, 111.: M. Dubnm, Chicago, 111.

Car C. Holtz, Sad lion N. Jenkins. Chicago 111. Cotec Westlake, Shifting Hail for Carriage Fellows.

Chicago, 111. Coal Dumping Kerr, 111. Washing Weaver. Davis, HI. Cider Mill and Fruit A.

Warner, Freeport, ill. W. Doolittle. Lincoln, 111. Gang Piow-T.

J. Cornell, Decatur, 111. Medical Componud fur Hog Boyes, Pocahontas, 111. Soda W. Cahill, Ind.

Hollow Lefeher, Cambridge City Indiana. Grain Long, Morristown, Ind. Furnace and McClure, Terre Haute, Com T. Schaweroro, AlMsonvllle, Indiana, E. Children, liberty, Wls.

Hod B. Dully, Spana, Wls. Hilliard W. Kellogg. Hlpon.

Wis. Composition of K. uyekoff, Hipon, Wls. Filter and Cooler T. Woodman, Dubuqno, lowa.

B. Edgoll. Independence, lowa. Fool Warmer and Hellectmg S. Mcrwin.

Air A. Ensign, Adrian, Mich. Thcat, Detroit, Mich. The Chicago, October 11. ISC: Editor Tribune: I notice in a report of the progress of the cholera published Id your paper of this morning, a statement in repaid to the action takes by the students of Hush Med cal College, which you will pardon us for correcting In one or (wo particulars: 1.

The motion which passed too class was for an adjournment to the Ist of December, niid ut subject to tbo call of (ho faculty la case the disease should abate. Au attempt made by the chairman to put the question in the latter form, was Instantly stilled or cries of of December. 4 I make Mils correction because I would bare (ho foil weight of public contempt, which they deserve, fall upou those persons who. niter voluntarily enlisting for life to face and tight the horrors of disease, fled Incontinently at the first scent of dangor. v.

The movement wav strenuously and steadily Opposed Inr between thirty and lour of the hundred and nftv students who met afternoon, and consequently ran scarcely bn said to have been carried uuaulmotislv." In justice to those of it" who wore not willing to sacrifice honor aud duty to a selfish and cowardly love of life, I hone you win give lids elatenu-nt room, as we feel 100 keenly how thoroughly disgraceful was the conduct of the maioilty that to wish to be identified with thorn, or to be willing to have the public believe that It was tlir unanimous action of tbo students of Hush or tux Misowrr. TIIK LISTS. The fall election lx strain approaching, sod It bernmes ncccstary to call Uic attention ol voters to the importance of having (he registry lists pleto. Wo have already published the Registry law so frcqm-utly that the public mast be already familiar with Its provisions. We need only remind (tint on Tuesday, the IfitU Instant, the Hoards of Registry-one in each precinctwill meet at the evveral utaccs where the last vote was taken, for the pu-poso of revising the li-te.

Parties having corrections to make should not fail to visit the Uoutd while In session. Those who voted at the last election and bare nut since removed, do not need attend, as the names wilt be copied from the old lists. On the other band, parlies who have moved since the last election, cron to anolberplacc in the same product, should sic that their names arc correctly entered, while those who have moved from one precinct to another should be careful to have (heir names Irani feiivd to the other list. Every one dcaltlngio vole at the next election for tbo first time should vlr-ll the Doatd and have his name properly entered. BTrclbta will be spread open for InspccUon in accordance with the provisions of thu tegi-try law, for two or three osya after having been made up by the board.

It la the duty of citizens not ouly to see that their own names are registered, hut also to sec that the lists are properly corrected In regard to others bo far as they know. Every one report to the Hoard any omission that may come limit their know ledge. this bead tbo illseourt Dtmocrat baa the following: named J. Meredith Davis, who has some connection with a concern called operating in this Nlatc and some of Uic Territories, with Chicago as head- Juarters, was arrested ycsleiday on complnlm of ooghcr on a charge of obtaining money under false jrretences Two other men, named Uoble and Thorn, had a suit abont wages, which was commenced before Justice Cunningham, when Davis woo gobbled on a graver The offence charged Is, we believe. In short, that the defendant ban taken subscriptions and ndvertUcmeuts in vurions cities for his Directory, and If sued few score of coptcs only, giving no adequate retain for the money.

C.SSI .9,837 .3,714 0,551 110 4OS 75 700 .2,931 1,074 633 Fire half pant three o'clock ycstvi day morning smoke was observed to pour out of the ol the second floor In the Postoffice block on Dearborn street. Upon the arrival of Ibe firemen Dr. Heed's room was hunt into when the floor was discovered to bo burning. The fire originated from a barrel of hoi ashes which had been lett there for the night. A drug store In the room helow and a wig factory next south of the room on tire, were somewhat damaged, The lots was about f2OO.

CANADA. Demand on the United Staten lor a preplan of Fenlonlam C'aaackn Threaten an Alliance with the beads. New Youk, October Herald's Toronto despatch says: apprehension of Fenian raids has been dispelled in the minds of the Canadians, and the Home Government has been notified that no troops are needed. The Toronto city authorities state tbit tbo lith Government intends demanding a suppression of the Fenian organization by the Johnson Administration, or they threaten to aid (he Copperheads in dividing the Union with a few A member of the Canadian Cabinet stated that the troops sent there from England were intended for mote serious consequences than those presented by Fenian raids. rongrcsnlonnl Rondoct, N.

October the Union Concroselonal Convention for the Thirteenth District, at CnisktU, yesterday, Thos. Cornell was nominated for Congress. LOCAL MATTERS. Port Grape mild character and superior tonic properties of the Port Wine over those fonneily used by physicians have deservedly created lor it a place la our rick rooms and hospitals. Government now uses tt.

Tbe banitary ana Christian Commissioners use it; and Mr. Speer in producing so excellent a native wine is a benefactor iu his line, liis busi- nets Is now very extensive, and what with drawing off and bottling, packing and box-making quite a force is engaged. To the remotest parts of the country his cases arc sent, and by means of his medicinal and Sacramental Fort Grape Wine, the name of Alfred Speer has become everywhere a familiar house; hold dtiardian. Fuller, Finch A Fuller nnd Burnham Van Schaack have some of this wine. Fair for ItieUrldgeport North Division Fair will commence at the Rink this evening nnd continue until Tuesday evening.

Dancing will commence each evening at eight o'clock. Four Splendid with £ct)d to any music house or to tbe publishers Mr them. I.Utlo Lilly. 30 cents; Sit Down and Talk 3ft cents; 30 cents: Are Not All Dead 30 cents. T.

Morrill publishers, 91 Washington street, Chicago. IKonfunaD and UlcKlnairt N. Abont the only pill and plaster we sell arc have Bold them twenty-seven years. HarveH'e powders sell well. Herrick's and Kid Plasters are sold al 33 cents each.

J. 11. wholesale agents. Cholera Generally conceded by the best physicians of this country and Europe that genuine champagne 1h the best preventive against cholera. Grommes Ullrich.

sole agents for G. 11. Mumm Heims. ardTb La Salle street, opposite the Court House. For the moat Complete see Kitchen H.irge, and for the beat Parlor Stove, examine the New Evening light, to he found at Bangs No.

3 Monroe street. Condensed Elgin milk CondcmdngCompany will commence to make and deliver to customers their plain condensed milk on Tuesday, October Those wishing will please leave their orders or address S. Uinckty, 104 State street. The Best Mark Combination of Iron, Phosphorus and known as Elixir of Calisaya. The Iron restores color to the Wood; the phosphorus renews waste of the nerve tissue, and the calisaya gives a natural healthful tone to the digestive organa.

One pint contains Hie virtue of one ounce of calisaya, and one tcaspoonful grain of iron and phosphorous. Manufactured hy Caswell. Macs New York. For sale by all druggists. Dr.

B. F. 87 Waahlnston street, 19 said to be a very successful physician in the cure of cholera. For Conanmptlon and Aatlima Pectoral Balm admitted by the profession to be the only standard medicine that can be relied on. For sale by all druggists.

Burnham Vac Schaack, wholesale druggists, 16 wholesale agents. Bronchial for tnonnry and Aethmalic have proc'd their etllcacy by a lest of many years, and hare received testimonials from eminent men who have nsed them. Those who arc snffcrlnaf from Hoarseness, Sore should try Trochff." a simple remedy, which is In almost every cose effectual. For use Maguire's Bonne Plant," Ihc great spcclDc, which, in almost every instance, effects a cure. Paper ami Window Shades at greatly reduced prices.

P. E. Iltonv, 86 Ran-' dolpb-et. CSIB Markets by Telegraph. MIDNIUnT MARKET REPORT.

(Special Despatch to the Chicago New Your, October 19. There Is a tklr demand tor money, but the market mins very easy at 4 percent as the general rate for call oauf. Prime discounts are current at per cent. The market for foreign exchange dull. Mils on London arc quoted at for sixty days, and for short sight.

Francs arc 5.99 for long, and for short. The Continental rates are ou Bremen, on Hamburg, oa Frankfort, and TOtf on Berlin and Cologne. coin. Thefccllnelntho Gold room Is very bully, and the price rose to at the close. Cash gold has been loaned from per cent to fat.

Government securities closed steady at the following quotations: Registered. ISSI, coupons, ISSI, 5-208, registered, 1962. 105SS106; 5-208, coupons, 1665, coupons, isftl, coupons, 1965, 1040 coupons, TO In Wall street, to-day, the firm nameof Trevor A Colgate was torged for $3,600 on the Bank, and duly certified by the paying teller. The public arc warned vgalnst each a check. The stock market was firm and active.

At the last open Board, after the call, prices were well sustained lu the lower hall of the Stock Exchange, and the market was higher In several instances. The volume ol business steadily Increasing, and almost every stock on the list Is more or less in the of cliques. New York Saw Tore. October 13. at S9c for middling uplands, andlOe for New Orleans.

ami lover on medlam and common erodes; for extra Slate, for extra round lioop OLlo. and for trade brands closing l.cavv and quiet for common. Included In the tales ore .1,000 brli extra State, for first half Nmcmbcr.flO.Nl. with small tales at 41443 c. Wheat-Receipts 517.650 bn; lower; tales ns.OOC bn f3AS for new Chicago spring; for new So.

1 Milwaukee; 30 for choice white Michigan, live. In fair request; new Wisconsin, part at and the remainder on private terms. Harley, heavy, (file lower; for Canada West. Cora, receipts bn. Market a shade cn-icr.

demand chletlv li.liobu at S3-c for inferior; for shipping mixed Western atlo.il; store, ami for Western vellow. afleai. 11.313 bu Market fairly active and without decided chance; sales at for Chicago and for Milwaukee. and steady tor Crude, auHl.Sft.tSc for itetmed In bond. firmer and more active at for rew Mess closing at cash; 131.35 lor old do.

and W. 75 for prime; also. brli nw Mi ss at f33.1i-u3.25. seller and buyer all October; 151.25, teller November: seller all year; seller Jnnnarv. Beefuncharged.

Ribbed Cot U'. all' for shoulders and for Hams. Lard heavy and lower, Latter dull lor Ohio, tor state. Dm situ Uoos-Qoict at vc ftir Western. LATEK NEW YORK.

MARKETS. Despatch to the Chicago New Toss, October 13. prices approach export figures, closing about five above, arc anxious to buy. and at slight timber concession offerings could be all sold. Receivers are anxious to sell, and do not fatly 1 to Western orders to bold.

Floor, corn, and oats dull. provisions. Pork closed qolct at urt 20 cars; active at IQtfdllc. REXVXB. Beef cattle dull and heavy, with an unfavorable report from Albany.

about 1,000 head. Albany Uallle Market. Despatch to the Chicago Auuxr. October 13. Burr was more activity In the cattle trade to-day.

bnt prices remained about the same, that ptr pound off on the best grades, and on the poorest. Total receipts, 9.C00. Waxoll 4 Itosenlhsl sold 3 head Illinois, averaging 1.319 at 4 head averaging 1.90 tts. at and 03 head averaging IJHO tts, at (114.00. D.

Waxell sold head averaging 1,150 tts, at Sc; 53 head averaging 1,000 tts, at and 113 bead averaging 1,130 at B.C. Coon sold 01 head Kentucky, averaging 1,490 tts, at Ofcct 80 head Ohio, averaging 1,500 tts. at bean Kentucky, averaging 1,360 tts, at BJ4C; 41 head averaging 1,430 tts, at 9 head Ohio, averaging UOQ tts, at 9i(c. J. Farthing sold ill heal Illinois, averaging 1.250 tts.

at 93 head averaging 1.300 tts, at 88 head averaging IJSO tts, at 164 head Kentucky, averaging 1.370 tts. at 1 83 head av rraglng 1,370 at and 97 head averaging 1.050 at Buir.r—rheep arc plenty at receipts, 6,000. moderate request ntKVjllc. New York Cattle BALKS AT nXIOXX. Fudat Evgawo, October 13.

Ecu' oumVer olbccrcs gen to-day were 9.53, of which were sold-moilly Illinois cattle. There are SOO Irom New fork slued all day and the many ot which arc poor. It ral mark! waa slow and Jfc lower. The brat aol.l at 17c aid common at 12a14e. Dulls brought and dry 7c.

live weight. There Is a heavy total looked for. market Is fall and alow at fbrm prim. cars arrived today, with a heavy rnn previously. The market was dull at So non itonarsov.

Press report. Atnasr. October 17. Prrr the opening of the Cattle market holders asked price-, tint found to eficct sales To-Oay, however, they submitted to a decline ot ltd kc on the ts-st, and JtMkcou medium and tower grades. At concessions sales ere active some three or lour thousand hea changed hands.

The mo price for best extra Kentucky waa tb.aodprlcos ranged down Uib to IVcfor scallawags. Receipts 5.0 ot which nearly 3,000 will go to New York. Are la light request at sxoftxc. Uecelpts fair demand at lOfsitc. Hi, I.qulh market.

(Special Despatch to the Chlcazo Trlbune.l br. October 13. and steady; Inga from f2.totoft.9o; leaf at f(U0; manufacturing leaf from to (W. 50. Country breakfast bacon at 19330 mess pork.

133.55. Languid: XXX at $11.50: super at ift.7s. downward, at 2.0037.20 and f2.C0A2.&0 for fall. Corn moderately active at for mixed, and BlAB3c for white. Oats active Uyc.no change.

Harley, steady for choice tail at 1.75, and spring at 1.0331.15. at $2 3. Milwaukee (Special Despatch to the Chicago iIILWACKEE. October 13. and steady.

Sales 1.300 at 113.25 for winter; Ilo.37j(ftlo.«j<for doable extra; 110.35 for choice extra. unsettled and drooping. Sales at the 9 a.m. board 16, CM ha at 12.10 for No. f1.69J1.70 for No.

(IXO No. 3. Noon ba at for No. f1.C9t41.7C for No. fl.ftijfftl.7o, buyer to Wcdnwday; fl.TOrjl.CO lor No.

for rejected. Five p. m. Oats firmer. Sales 4.000 bu No.

3 at S3c. Corn quiet, bales bOObu at Gijfc. Firm at 17c to Buffalo. flour; 90,000 bn wheat. brls flour; 102,000 bu wheat New York Dry floods Market.

New Yoex. October 13. The Dry Goods market opened dull and inactive In all of trade. The prospect of a storm kept strangers from the market, and the Inclement weather morning prevents transactions. The advance lit cotton boa made holders firm tticlt views, and decline to take goods until a mure settled condition f'hali be apparent.

Prices nominal. Thcecason'ii octuity 1-well over, ami In the raw material tms am-eutedthe remaining burlncbs la cotton goods very much. The lobbing bouses keep watch of the email of leading makes of goods liv the agents each day, and take them up soon os they arrive, so that stocks do not accumulate In hands. Drown and bleached domestics arc quiet for the moment. The advance In cotton has caused hoi lers to be quite firm, and decline to operate at the advance.

Standard dry goods are not changed la price; they aregtuerally held atile, some few makes are a tiltlc lower. '1 lie prices bleached remain firm lor icadlnc makes. The following prices were quoted: Dwight Nashua XX, 2Uic; Lvman £, 33c; MediurU. 31kc; Standard, Tlcks and denims arc steadily held, and stocks arc light. Canton Cannels arc In light supply for leading makes, and arc wanted.

Prints are without charge. The trade la these goods ban become very mik-L A few arc received dally by the agents for leading steles and these arc distributed as as they come at prices substantially the fame. The supply Is Just equal to the present very light demand. TV ooheu goods arc very quiet, with the exception of the lighter muds. Flannels at arc la steady request and prices arc well maintained.

Blankets are In great variety, of handsome makes, and sell rspldly. Most branches ol foreign goods are quiet. To-day the market has l-eeomemoM- Irregular, and the storm prevents anv particular Inquiry. This morning the call for idgli colored nil wool plaids, velvets and other good-, suitable to the later fall trade, is very steady and prices arc kept up. New York clock and Money Marker, New York.

October 12. and in abundant supply, at pci cent for tall Kins. Stuuiing Dull and nominal at 105 lOT. opening at 150. and closing at 132 CovEUNMECT decided change.

to Quid. Rock Wand ICSK Mich. Cent 117. Toledo 1 Reading loUW. SIS Hudson For'Mayne 109 Erie, preferred Sd Alton aT.

Haute N. Y. Central 118 Do preferred Mhh. southern C. A N.

5-20 coupons, C. AN. W. pld 7.1 Do. non Mil.

St. 59 7-308 Mil.Aft.l*„pfd Tenn. 6.4 f. It.AQ KM X. O.

AM. certs atv Cleve. A W. U. Tel 111.

Central 138 I The following were the closing prices at 4:30 p. Toledo A 52V I Hudson 133 Ohio A I Reading Canton Wjf I M.C N. Y. I Illinois Erie MV I The money article stocks hare this morning taken another strong upward bound. There arc large buyers fur Ohio A Mississippi certlfi, cates.

Hudson River, Michigan Southern, Northwesern, Toledo. Western Wabash, Alton a Terre and each of these stocks show a considerable advance. Governments exhibit a reaction from the depression produced yesterday by the Philadelphia bogus despatch. Five-twenties of 1562 are firm at 3 notwithstanding a decline In gold. The Issue of IW3 sold The first series of seven-thirties arc better, selling at The money market Is more active, owing to the enlarged transactions in stocks.

The prevailing rate on call Is 4 per cent, but the exceptions at 5 per cent arc more numerous. The movement of currency westward has almost ceased, and at tbe Western cities exchange Is turning In our favor. Discounts remain comparatively quiet at per cent for prime panics. Foreign exchange is rather more active, and rates a shade firmer. There is.

however, still a very general disposition to defer purchases la hope ot lower prices for gold. Illinois and Itlichisnn Canal. Despatch to the Chicago Biudoipout, Octibcr p. m. E.

G. Good, Pekin. ft lumber; Gold Eagle, St. Louts, 105.372 ft lumber, 13,000 lath; Dolphin, Ottawa, It lumber, 2.0 glass; prop Kankakee. Kankakee.

Ottawa, 5,700 bn corn; Essex. La- Salle, bu corn. 23 bu barley, 3 tons coal; D. C. Norton.

Joliet, SO yds rubble stone; Lady Franklin, Lcmoct, SO yds rubble stone; Col. Manning, Lemonl, 43 yds dlmen-lon stone; Mary Walker, Lcmont, 45 yds. dimension stone W. S. Uurnce, Lcmont, 45 dl mcnslon stone Stars and Stripes, Ottawa, 7,300 bn.

oats, 47 bn. barley, 10.700 bbls seeds, 1,000 bbla floor; B. E. Goodrll. Ottawa.

9.500 tn. 3,100 bis. seeds. B. Ilanilln, Ottawa.

5,000 bu. comj; Clarlctt Channahnn, O.OtO u. oaW.I.OCV bu. com. 733 bo.

wheat; Abbey Sprague, Lcmont, 66 cords wood; barge No. 2. Lasllle, J7G tons coal; prop Atlantic. Ottawa. 500 bu.

barley, nniDGEi-otr, October p. m. Lemont; Mary Walker, Lc. umt; Lady Franklin, lemont; Colonel Manning, Lc- mont; S. F.

Gale, Lemont; Gold Hunter, St. Louis, 107.CC0 ft lember, IDfi.OOO shingles; Tolar Star, St. Louis, 104.716 ft lumber, 30,000 ft elding, 103,000 shingles, 12,000 laih; Alliance, Ottawa, 77,750 ft lumber, C. 400 latb. 77 brU salt; Waterloo.

St. Louis; ft lumber; Olivo Txmlg, lumber, 10,000 lath; Doer Park So. 3, Utica, B.PM It Inmbcr, 1,000 lath, 10.CU0 shingles Badger State, Morris, 75.500 ft lumber; M. K. Adams.

So. 3, St. Louis, 89,800 ft lumber, 81,000 lath; nIT. Lockport. AEinvr.n—Gibraltar, South Lockport, SO yds dimension Mone; Geo.

L. Taylor, South Lockport, 80 yds rubble stone, I'nucd Despatch to the Chicago Trihnne.l October p. in. White and Bine, Bridge. Northwest, Montgomery, Die Vernon.

Maple Nicholas. Minnie Williams, Sailor Boy, Star of Hope, Lookout, Winona, Navagb, Africa, Ilartzcll, Miami, Sea Bird. Hemisphere, Sherman, Morris, Favorite, Head, Great West, Cambria, Fairchilds, Monarch, Saxon, Isabella, Otter, Worthington, Hale, Yoang. Fashion, Wing, Onward, Cooper, Morning Light, Selkirk, Rising Star, Montmorency, Newman, Mirer, Acorn. Gold Hunter.

Wind northeast. Ontrcso Market. Oswxoo, October 15. at 111.75 for No. 1 spring; lor red winter; $11.25 for white; for doable doll, with sales of No.

2 Milwaukee club at Fi.CCk-i2.OS. Cora quiet. Harley active. live scarce and quiet. Canal To New at 50c; wheat, rye, ami peas, 13c; com and barley tOa to Troy and at 10c; barley and corn at Pc.

I SI IS Lark bo wheal, 10,100 hn barley, lln'CUbn rye. Canal brls flow, 25,000 bu wheat, 20,000 bn corn. 50,000 bu barley. The amount of flour and grain on the canal from Buffalo and Oswego yesterday noon, as near as can be ascertained, was as follows: Flour, 6.130 brls; wheal, ha; corn. 109.400 bu; oats, 26,100 bu; barley, 505, 1C0 bu rye 95,000 bu.

New Orleans Market. New Orlkanb, October 19. sales, 2.600 bales low middling at STglJr; fur the week, 12. WU bales, against exports, 5,100 bales; stock, bales. DuQalo Market.

Bcpfalo. October 19. Fr 1.100 brls, at $11.25 lor No. 1 spring; $13.25 for Minnesota spring. $15.00 for Baxall; $11.50 tor Illinois white.

21.000 bn No. 9 Chicago spring at 400 bu white Michigan at S3.W. 43.000 bu, at Sic to arrive; Sic on Ssc for white io airlvc. 10,000 bu No. 9at Me.

6.000 bu ordinary, to arrive, at s.nft bu Slate 2 rowed at fl.lS. Rys quiet and nominal at $1.02. $33.50. Lard. brls at C.vNal rr.itr.nTß—Dull.

To New York: wheat 15c, corn 12c; To Albany: wheat 12c, corn 9c, oalsTe. 11.590 brls; bu; com, 49.000 hn 44.191 bn. Canal 476 brls; wheat, 51,450 hn; com, bn cab-. 11.900 bn. Philadelphia Market.

nuLxnELrntx. October 13. Flo C.caix—Wheat, red winter at spring at and white at Corn active; sales of i.ccobn yellow at aud mixed at Oats at Steady. Toledo Market. Toledo, October U.

Arm for winter and weaker on spring. Sales of new white Michigan at No. 1 spring at Corn closed weaker. Sales at 75c for No. 1 mixed.

Oaw firm, bales at Pic. Lake on com to Buffalo. ISARUIED. In this city. Oct.

11th, at the residence ot the lather, by tfie Rev. R. M. Hatfield. Mr.

CHARLES V. MARSH and CARRIE eldest daughter ofj. C.Day, of this city. No cards. In this city, Oct.

10th. at the First Presbvtertan Ct.mrh. by the Z. M. Humphrey, JObEPI! 11.

HAWLEY and Mlsa JENNIE second daughter ol J. L. Hacchelte. all ot this etty. Oct.

bvthe Rev. E-J. Goodspeod, M. R. SHAW, of Burlington, and Mus M.

J. CLARK, of this city. On Thursday. llth by Rev. Edward O.

Taylor, Mr. THOMAS R. EI.VKY and Miss JOSEPHINE OLIVER, both of this city. Oct. llth.

by the Rev. Dr. Humphrey, E. P. SAVAGE, of Lyons.

lowa, and ANNA C. RICH, only daughter of the late Charles Rich, of No cards. In Aurora, Oct. toth, by the Rev. C.

Button, Mr. SAMUEL S. WRIGHT.ot Chicago, and Miss EMMA M. GRAVES, of Warrcnvlllc. 111.

In Leavenworth, Oct. Sd. at the residence of the brother-in-law, by the Rev. D. Liggett, W.

SAVAGE, and LOTTIE T. PURDY. DIED, In this city, on the llth BABT HAYDEN, only eon of IL and Amelia D. Hayden, aged 1 year, 5 and 10 days. In cth.

at of cholera. JULIENNE O. LULL, wife of Joel Lull, aged 19 pr Vermont papers please copy. In this city, Oct. I3tb, ELLLMI W.

HERRICK, aged years. Dom late Monroc-st to-day (Saturday) at U) a. m. In this cliy, Oct. 10th.

of cholera, at the residence of P. L. Warren. 62 South FANNIE E. uNDERDONk.

daughter ot Lyman and Lura Moore, Yales, Orleans County. N. Y. PT Mcotna and Altdon (N. papers please copy.

In this city, on Friday, of cholera. CHARLES M. HULL, only son of C. J.llull. aged nineteen Funeral will leave the residence, corner ol West Polk and on Saturday (to-dav), at 2 p.m.

clsely. are rcspseifiilly invited. In this city. 13th. MORGAN L.

SMITH, ol Bronson, agnl 5 years. Michigan please copy. In city, on the )3th instant, at the residence of Janies Morgan, cor. Centre-sl. ami WM.

H. AM.IHiN, New Jersr-y, age.l Funeral urt at tliu house, on the luh. at 3p. m. Friends of tbo family aro iDvliit) to attend.

In cltv. October Ulh, EPtIUAIM TOWN 1U1.1., aged to years. fir New please copy. In this city, fentemlvcr 36th, at resilience. No.

11 chills JOHN V.TUUUT aged 54 years, lately of Lancaster, C. W. In city, of Cholera, October lOUi, Captain WM. RAMBKY. or the schooner Skylark.

tr Detroit, Buffalo and Now York papors please GOPP. So TO and furnished house, with la so yard and Dam. None with yoaog children need apply. References CallstHJl Wahash-av. 'T'O first-claw marble front 1 house on Wnuash ar.

Address, giving name and reference. Office Box U7H. Chicago. small furnished Collage, on the corner of Asylum-piano and Will rent cheap to a persou without children. For particulars, li qmre at the grocery on corner if North CTark-st.

auu Asylum place. TO with ten rooms, large yard and good bare, with water, soulbwo-l corner or Thlrly-nrst-st, aad 'lodlana-av. Anont ISCO worth ot furniture for sale. Can between 10 nnd 12. fpO of two houses con- A necllon.

nicely tarnished. No. Michigan sir. nice 11,100, and IluC advance. Coll at any' lute after Va.ui.

PO Dwellinp House, No. I. 719 Wahash-av. Enquire of KIRK RANKS, 100 Vtashlngton-ai. fPO new House, neatly finish- ed.

on ScdgwJck near Aiylnm-plocc. I'D per month, by advancing a lew rent. Inquire at the grocery ccrncr of and Asylum-plaeo large brown House, on north side ot between Wabash and Ulchlgan-av. Has 13 robins, water and cos. Kent (SCO per annum.

Possession given Immediately. PO Hoarding House ot 12 rooms, a good cellar, paulry, also a stable fbr two horses and a cow, and furniture tor sale. Only Apply to S. R. COLE, on the prcmUcs.

170 East Madlsoa-at. KcntssHooms. TO sleeping room, to elllicr one or two ci-ntb-ineo. at Chicago. between Clark aud Dcarborn-sU.

inquire at the ihove number. suite of furnished tront rennis. suitable for gr-tl-man and wlfecr single gentle men, (wo mlnuUV walk from (be O. inquire ai HS Adums-st. required.

ryo room tor single A gentleman, at No. SOU llllnolsst. requticd. KENT well furnished rooms tn a brick house. Rctcrences required.

Apply 15 Fourtb-av. PO tarnished Rooms in a private family, IQS Cass-Bt. PO rooms on North Side near Lincoln park. Call on A 23 Lom bard Block. or without board, two I fumbbed rooms, suitable for two or tour ttcnUomen.

where they may have the of a home, at West WatalDgion-st. References required. rpO comfortably famished I room, suitable for two persons, nf No. IUI corcer of North Etate-st. References exchanged.

PO rooms, shed and I clowts. for a f-mall family. Apply for two days, at 393 West Lakc-Ht. XO furnished bed-room suitable for two yonng men. Reference required, ly northwest corner Wells and above Clothing More.

JTo rpO of the best stores on South suitable for most any business. For funiculars Inquire ofUOSENFELS 39 and 41 Lake-st. TO RENT front and bach, second floor. No. I.VV Pandolph-st.

Inquire ot ADAMS, BLACKMER A LYON, third floor, 133 Randolpn-st. Jlny fourth and fifth of hrhk warehouse, 231 and 23H South Water foO per month. Apply to NORTON ii at Oriental Mills, Madlscn-at. bridge, TO and Offices location in the city. ihe premises, to a.

H. MILLER, touthesit comer of Randolph and rpb a desirable party, the second and (birdstorlesofNo. 102 Lake-st. Has rut the modern improvements, and adapted to any kind ofbuslncss. For particulars inquire on tbe premises.

rpo corner Grocery, with godd dwelling overhead. ADo. enures and saloon license for sale. Inquire at 171 North Dearborn, corrcr rpO of the best Stores on 35 lect py 120, for a torn of years. F.

B. COLE, Ml Washington-su Room 11. TO RENT Power, with shop room, on West Side. Address Bor 257 P. O.

TO For Sale first-class Chlrkerlng Piano. Tnqnlre at the ATLANTIC TIME LINE OFFICE, Clark-st. amusements. THEATRE. McVICKERA MYERS MANAGERS Doors open at curtain rises at Ttf.

Engagement of LAURA KEENE. Saturday, Oop American Cousin. Florence Trenchard. Asa Lord Dnnrtrearv, Keene the Actress; or. Masks and Faces.

Pee Woffington Keene. Sea of Ice. pOL. MUSEUM. eftt.

J. H. WOOD Proprietor Director of Amusements P. E. AIKEN Stage Manager BARK? Time at to 9.

viO GREAT BILLS I FANCHOS and the BELLE'S STRATAGEM. both received with the most dltUngnfshed applause. This Saturday afternoon, October lllh, at the Grand Matinee, at 2 the crest sensational drama of FANCHON. OR TrE CRICKET. In the evening, the Sparkling Comedy of THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM, to conclude with JOHN JONES.

OF THE WAR OFFICE. Monday, will boproduccd ncary Dunbar; or, The Outcast. 'J'HE ttUTCHIXaON FA3IILT. of Band. Consisting of JOHN HENRY J-, VIOLA with LITTLE JUDDIE.

are coming. and will give one of their ENTERTAINMENTS At Crosby's Hall, Oct. lllth, ISOG. Ticket? 50 cents. Children half price.

Commencing at ACADEJIT OF Washlngton-st, bet. Clark and Dearborn. Kelly Minstrels. Last Week of MASTER BESSIE. First Week ot Calico Clerk" Up." E.

C. WRlGfir. Manager. SUictton Sales. WM.

A. BUTTERS 00., Auctioneers Commission Iff etchants, PALMER'S BLOCK, psll 44 Se 40 ItANDOI.PII-ST* £150,000 WOKTH 0P mate Dry Broadcloths, Cnsslxnerem Under ers. Clothing, AT AUCTION BY CATALOGUE, On tVcdncsrtar, Oct. ITth, and on Tlmrsdar. Oct.

15th. at Batters' Anttlon Rooms Chloaso, 111., Wil. A. BUTTERS Auctioneers. b1164n 20,000 ABsrr COATS 4,000 Army Army Socks, Army Pants, Shirts and Drawers, AT AUCTION.

On Wednesday, Oct. 17th. at 10 at Auction Rooms, In Bhwk, Nos. 41 and 40 Bandolph-st. WM.

A. BUTTERS ail7-ip Auctioneers. Large stock silver-plated WARE TABLE CUTLERY, AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY. Oct.

16th, at 9 at Auction Rooms, la Block, Nos. 44 and 46 Randolpb-sualarge and desirable stock of Silverplated Ware, consisting of Table Castors, Forks. Tea and Collee Service, Bells, Cake Baskets, Berry Dishes, Butter Piaffes. Goblets, Ladles, 4c. WM.

A. BUTTERS 4 SALE. XV Household Goods, stoves. Carpets, Crockery arc, AT ACCT i ON On SATURDAY Oct. 14.

at o'clock, at Auction Booms. 44 and 46 Randolpb-SL WM. A. BUTTERS 4 Auctioneers. J.JORSES, BUGGGYAND HARNESS, AT AUCTION.

At Auction Booms, on SATURDAY, Oct. It, at Ui o'clock. WM. A. BUTTERS 4 Auctioneers.

MORNING GLORY STOVES, Cook, Parlor and Chamber Stores, AT AUCTION, On It. at 12 at Auction Boons. VTM. A. BUTTERS 4 Auctioneers.

SADDLE HORSES AT This Saturday Horning, Oct. 13th, AT 10 at Bin Auction Rooms, Ran- horpe. five yt ara old, warranted sound and kind. Fine under the saddle. A Sorrell Saddle Pony.eight years old.

Sound and kind. Well broke to harness. W. A. BUTTERS 4 Auctioneers.

Gilbert sampson, GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, SALESROOMS 47 4 40 Chicago, HI. Elegant French Chinn Dinner Set, Superior New and ttecond-hand Furniture, Bros- Mils and Ingrain Carpets, Plano AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, Oct. 16th, at 9 will bo sold at our Salesrooms a large variety ol Snperlor hand and New Furniture, consisting of Rosewood and Oil Walnut Parlor Snltes.ln Brocatcllc. Rep and Haircloth: Elegant and Plain Oil Walnut, and Ebony and Waxed Walnut, and Cottage Chamber Halt Stands and Chairs, Centre Tables, Fancy Standi and Chairs.

Easy and Rocking Chairs of nil Heccptlon. Parlor, Dining am! ChamherChalrs; Library Tables and Lounges. Dining Tables, Bedsteads. Bureaus, Washstands, Herring, Hair and other Mattresses, Parlor, OlUce and other Stores. fine Rosewood Case Plano Forte, made by Licbtc.

Newton 4 Bradbury, an decant instrument. number of New and Second-hand tD splendid French Oilna Dinner Bet, 135 pcs. GILBERT 4 SAMPSON. GILBERT SAMPSON. PHOTOGRAPHERS." Wc will sell, on TUESDAY.

Oct. Ifth, st9.V at onr salesrooms. 47 snd Drarburn-'U IlcaiuJ of Extra Oualltr Albuminued Paper, warranted. Ol jqtra UBU nEUT ft SAMPSON. Auctioneers.

WO. HOFFJIAN, Aucllnnecr, L. M. Hoffman's Son 4 No. 111 I npw York.

TUESDAY. October IS, at II rlork, tbclr BLACK Singapore Black Pcnner. flrih Importoilon.soiir iana in good order. Bold In bond, or duty paid, in to suit purehasers. fficurral Notices.

LANE BODLEY Portable Circular Saw Mills, POBTABUK STEAM EHOISKS, BtilnslQ LAKE A BODLEY. Cor. John and Water-s Cincinnati. sr UT clrc IIUIMIOVKI). PALE Rent, a nevr house just flnlahnl, of eleht rooms.

In Evanston, situated omcr of (irvenwood-av. an I TOby CTO houae wtll built, with Rood collar under iho Apply at ho. Chlcaso. bta 170 BALE Mouroc-st, near lot 45 feel front by 190 deep, with ImlltllncN iMi per foot. 1.

AVEIiELL, HeaiEAlato ORlce, ho. Metropolitan tllock. very desirable house and lot no nearTwclflh at a moderate price and on very eaiv Title perfect. Immediate noa-rmton. WAHKEN ft GOODRICH, Heal EiUla 120 Dearborn Room 2.

17011 new brick houses, 1 with ml mortem la Iho vicinity of fnlon Park, at 4.500 ami 13,500 each-very cheap ami desirable rentdrnres. Immediate possession. WARUKN ft GOODRICH, Ileal Estate 123 Itoom 2. 170 SALE the best locution on the 1 Writ Side, elegant residence, at 140.000', alto.oae at fl one at fU.ttt), frontlne tne Park, and seven on CLAFLIN, 113 Wadilogton-at. Residence.

1 A crntlotnan who about to leave ttio city for Europe, lor Mdence on m-ur Jackaon-st. It one of the moat decant In the city, and lu the clcalrable location on Hie avenue. The will be made very cwy. four will bo given on a larce proportion of the purchase money, tt ilcMred. The nirnltnrc will bo sold with the if agreeable to purchucr.

for further apply to U. C. MORE? 8 pulltan Hloclc. OR homes, with fine lots. near ttio Chicago UDlTcfslty.

ITlce, IS.OUI snu Also. 10 seres nr Urn), south of city limits, on mllsna-av. L. W. STONE, No.

3 Lombard Bloclt. A new two-story 1 frame house of 10 rooms and brick foundation, and lot, on Throop, near Jackson-st. Immediate given. THOMAS n. SNYDER A HealEetatc Agents.

No. -I Metropolitan Block. acres of ground, with dwelling, trllrs trom the clly.t'OO; ore two-story bouse, 8 rooms, and lot. North side, S3.CCO. to lease and fur sale In all parts of the city.

For the sale and purchase oi real estate, Inquire of tilt AIIAM, ARMSTRONG A Room 23. Lombard Block. brick House, on m-nr 12 lot Mi SdSi only Easy terms. WABRRS A GOODIIICIf, Real Estate Rrokns, 123 Room 2. two-story building and Ut, 20x172 on between Jackson and Van huren, at only on Hocral terras.

WARREN GOODRICH, Real Relate Brokers, 123 Room 2. desirable two-story and basement brick of rooms, and lot 7b by 121 et, with bnm, shade trees and shrubbery, corner oi Van Baron and Throop-sta. Immediate given. lllOMis 1). SNYDEK A Real Estate Agents.

4 Metropolitan Block. T7OR a decided bargain-A new ftame hooec. Mansard roof, brick hasenicnvcuaulnlng 12 rooms, water batb kitchen range, hot and cold water, marble mantels, and lot, with larn, ou Carpeatcr-st, between Washington and Madioon. Immediate possession given. 1 JtOM As SNYDER A Beal Estate Agents, -I Metropolitan Block.

170 A large, new two-story brick boose, with ami French root, conlalnlnr 12 rooms, all complete and readi for occupancy. Trice. on very easy terms. U. OSBORN, Ileal Estate Office.

61 Clark-st. new two story houses on West Washington-ft. and for each. Terms very easy. 11.

OSUORS. Beal Estate Olflee, til 17 OR down. New Collage, 6 rooms, gas and water. West Side; good location. Bdanceof Jf.ivo In pavments 2100 each.

K. G. COODWILUE, 19 1 Clock. F)R beaulihil Cottage, nearly new, situatoC on the West Side, near street ears, at No. 20 Tbroop-at.

Inquire at 83 Aberdeen-st. 17CR House and lot on Kina' near Ru-h. at onlv if nat once. A bargain. WARREN GOODRICH, Beal Estate Brokers, 123 Room 2.

I7GR new Cottage House, handsomely tmlshed. on North with li a-e lot, or.lv SLOPo. WARREN GOODiUCII. Beal Estate Brokers, 123 Bourn C.MMPHOVEH. FOR Parker Lyman.

15 and 17 Portland Block: Lot on West corner of Ada SE Lot on Wabash near Fittccnth st. Lot on near Sixteenth-st. Ixd on near Fifteenth-st. Lot on the comer of and Dcarborn-sts. Lot on near Woed-at.

on Canal-st- corner of Sebor-st. Five acres In Grove, at a bargain. Forty on Harrlson-st. Lots in Atlditioa. Lots In Block 11, Lots on near Jefferson-st.

Lets on Uulon-st. Five houses and lots on West Lako-st. Lot on the comer of stale and Washlngton-sts. Most of the above property belongs to non-residents. and Is offered at bargains.

170 On near 55 feet on Stntc-st. by 100 feel deep, fl 5 Scr foot. A. J. AVEKELL, Real Estate Office, No.

7 letropolltan Block. between Twenty-third and Twenty.funnh-su., 100 tt tront by ITOdcop, 5,5 per foot. A. J. AVEBELL, Real Estate Agent, No.

7 Metropolitan Block. Laura Keene McVlcbcr Myi 17 OU only cral fine W-acre lots. 5 mlfes south of the etty. on 10 time at 7 per cent fIOJ down. Greatest bargains in market.

WAUBEN GOODRICH, Real Estate Brokers, 123 Boom FOR choice lots, and also and lota, on the North and Sidra. Inquire at Room 16. third floor, Methodist Church Block, iron; a. m. to Id m.

FOK exchange for unproved city property, 10 acres of lacu on one mile south of Union stock Yards. H. C. MOREY CO- 8 Mctropollun Block. FOR SALE feet on north of F.lghleenlh-st- a splended residence lot.

SC.COQ. H. C. MOREY A 8 Metropolitan Block. 170 30 and 1 -10 acres beautiful land on the Brighton House.

Apply at 204 Randolph-sU, front room, over brush store. Doctor's office. FOR "Wm. D. Kerloot, 80 Kufcct on between Catumet and two lots on Mate, near four lots on near Twenty, four on corner Twenty-fifthst.

AUn, two neat Cottages on near corner Cottage Grove-sv. Utmtmng. few respectable ybune men ran be accommodated wUU good lioard and ivoms. In respectable tair.lly. on reiuvmablc terms; also, a few boarders.

Apply at 220 Carroll West Side. pleasant suite of far-1) nbhed rooms, with board. editable for a gentlen.an and wife, or two -Ingle gentlemen, can be had at the ht. Cloud wot of the Court Douse. VINToN i HAYNES, Proprietors.

a private tamilv, board and plea-ant snitnblc for In afine healthy location, ot S2l of lake shore. or four ccntlcmcn I i wi-hlng a good room and board, at a moderate and here there wilt be no other boarders, may address D. W. C. DAY.

BOARDING Two desirable front moms to rent, with board; one furnished and ODenrfnrulshed, atSD VaaDurea-st. References exchanged. BOARDING few gentlemen can find good Ixmnl and pleasant rooms at 207 Illtnois-st. location. few gentlemen can I find pleasant rooms and good board at 227 Mich.

near cor. North Statc-sU Healthy locality, and convenient to business. Terms moderate. rooms, statable I I for a gentleman and wife, ran be had at No. 27 a few doors west of Union Park.

or four gentlemen I can be accommodated with rooms nod board at 116 also, a lew day boarders wanted. 223 ana 22s- within five walk ofConn A test rate table, comfortable rooms, for 54 per week. North Dcarborn-sl. I Very central. Terms 51 oer week; dav board Tbe best provisions.

A large front room vacant. A pood room, with I board, for gentleman and wife, near Union Park. Apply at -131 West Randolph-st. BOARDING young gentlemen can be accommodated with first claM room and In a private family, at 176 Sooth Clintoo-st. Gcod location and moderate.

V. B. DCUKE. rooms and firstli class loard, with good attendance, at 55.00: day hoard per week, at the BELFAST HOUSE. No.

15S next door to corner North Clark-st. BOARDING lew gentlemen can be accommodated with hoard at 42 Adams-st. or lour gentlemen can be accommodated with board In a private family, at the corner of Mlchlgan-av. and Randolph-st, Restnu- I rant, 99 South Clark-st. 53.00 per week.

Tickets Issued. DEAN A SMITH. auaanich. BOARD suite or one large mrnisbed room, with board, for a gentleman and wife, no children, within a convenient distance of av. Methodist Church.

of reference given. Please address stating locality and te.ms, Box 2093. Chicago. Tiro young men msh to find a home In Rome PrirateTanilly.within five minutes walk ol Second Mcthodt 4 Church, Wabash-av. A family members of said Church preferred.

Best reference given. Adoreaa "8 Tribune office. a venue man, a family whollTeHrclenlcally. Address office. Price no object.

a yoxice man, in a private II family where there are not more than one or two boarders, and he can have a home. Most be on South Side. Price no dr si of references given and required. II at this office. parses, Carriages, FOR SALE Gentle, sonnd and a rapid traveller, inquire at 430 West between Thrcvpand Ixwmta-sts.

FOR horse, wagon and complete. (10 South Caaal-st. FOR family Horse, isw hands, very gentle, abontTyears old. Call immediately. A bargain lor cash.

B. O. GOODWILLIE, 19 Block. FOR Top Boggy and Harness. at 10 LaSalle-sU.

Room 1. up stairs. FOR A good roadster, seven years old, sound, ecntle and rc.lahle. A BKADLET. corner Lake and LaSaile-sts.

jfor FOB flooring machine, new. can be In operation for a rew fiats, Also siding mills, planing and match ng machines, surfacers circular Aw and hoistingmachines. Apnlv top I W.KRAI’SK. Franklin Iron ami Chicago. Ills.

FOR Two boilers, 28 feet by 33 Inches and 19 foot by 40 Inches; two cnglms, 13 and four circular saws, frames MdSrSfitf- 1 Box 222, Sterling, 111. I7OR Farrar Sorfaccr 4 with rounief. In good order. Best In use. Itno, in monthly pavments.

fICO each. R. U. OOODWILLIB, 19 Block. T7OR 10-borsc power Steam 1 Engine, new.

Inquire of W. I). NICUOLS, 9(1 West l.aki»-st.. Chicago. 111.

Host aim jFouim. 10 Note Book, containing several signatures In Ward Wilder. Whoever found will confer a favor by leaving It at this office, or at 77 South Clark-sU Room No. 4. 1 Gold Watch, between I ifu Wabnsh-av.

and or between Washington ami Wells sl. brldgo. Iho finder will bo well rewarded by leaving Ihesame at 133 Wahash-av. A Pocket Book, containing a 1 sum of money, ticket to BU Lonts, baggage and other arilrlre. wblrh at tho Bakery cuincr Washington and Dearborn-sis.

lbc Madison-fit borsoenrat I jew o'clock Thursday evening, a rocket Book contamtng 140. Any one returning It to tho owner al 9JI North Rucka'tti iflU bo rowwUttfi. snip. SALKSfIus, Germnn kilotitoh ot riper and well acquainted. Nooe others need apply A.

O. DOWNS ft CO. TX7 an Eptanjai Church Moderate compeu-alloo. U6IC," Tribune 018 travel, at 201 and 203 Santtt Walcr-at. BIGELOW co.

iXr active roan to go to VI Indlanapolli on salary orccmnduloo. Situacn permanent If applicant worthy, icjufre immediately of J. H. JONES, 145 rurago. WANTED I Cali at Nos.

1C and iy PI klt. Chicago. in.tDM. house carpenters, to work on Twerj on ir at Lakc-Bt. J.

NOR- good Miller at.cl Slone 1 amistomM to a custom mill. To uch a man ituod airea and employment will Riven. Apply at EAGLE MILLS, Ottawa, first-class Caipenter and Joiner, to act ns foreman. Steady employ, ment. at T.

GOUDWILLItTS North i'lcr Flavine MUI. WJ reliable Monas lorcman Vt In a wholesale eonftectlonery manufacturing Address FostOlUce Box cago, for two days. to build a brick Vt basement for homo near Union Address or apply to T. T. DAVIS.

39 South Water-st. LA BOIC ItS. WT men to work on the levccln Carroll. Madison. Tensas and Concordia parlslo-s.

In Hie Mate of Louisiana, and on the Hlver. The works are now commenced and wlllloot all winter. TUehlpluatt paid and paymrnts made monthly. Apply on the or to P. a.

KENNEDY. at the City Bank of Vicksburg, tractor for Madison and $2-lantcjgjFtmalc loelp. thadks, One good Button-hole Maker and a few good shirt hands. Apply at i-l and SU Stalest. BROWN SUTTON.

TX AXTEU middle-aged Lady to 11 sew and assist In taking care oi an invalid, laoutre, between 2 and 3 o'clock this afternoon, op stairs, notSE SERVANTS. Two good girls for £ren-1 1 oral housework. to whom good wares will be paid. Apply at 103 girl, tor general bouse- GeraanorSwidtsh. Apply at2l3 la- girl, to do cencrol housework.

OnK fonMn fitnily; no "children. No Irl-h need apply. 410 West Waihlngtoa-st. Apply at once. TIT German or Norwegian i girl.

Rood cook, washer and Ironer. Apply at 1-13 South Green si. TT 7 girl who is willing to ft go a few miles into the country, to do second woik. Ore who competent to do plain sewing preferred. Apply at 259 llllnols-et.

ANTED good Girl, to do general housework In a small family. Inquire at Boom 15. Metropolitan Block. 1 and 5 p. m.

first-class cook, washer and Ironer, at 31 South Carpenter-tt. good Girl, to do general bonsework. Apple at 87 South Orst honse south ot Msdfson-st. Gcnuan or Norwegian girl. good cook, washer and Ironcr.

Apply at 143 South Grccu st. good kitchen girl, to go a short distance In the country. preferred. Apply it Trthnr.eoffice. TTT a Girl to do general housework, at 1067 Price no object.

German or Norwegian Girl for general iionsca ork for a f.imllr oftwo. Best of referen reonlred. Cull at 381 West Twelfthst-rorner B.ue 1-land-av. energetic men to canvass the city for the North America Life Insurance Company, ct New York. Also, local agents tn all the cities and towns of the Northwest and will otter liberal terms to capable agents.

Apply to BLAKE DAY. General Agents, Boom 9. Laruion Block, cor. Washington A or address O. Box lUB3.

TTTANTED get a saw-mill. Any person having one that wants to dispose of will please address GEORGE URYMAN. Chicago. a travelling agent, a Bnc of staple of fancy goods, to sell by sample, on comndMdon, good references given. Address VELI.EB, Tribune office.

few more men that YY want a first rate paying business for fall and winter. Small Investments. Profits large and sure. A. C.

BROWN A Dearborn-at. TTTANTED light Express "Wagon. Inquire at IQS Rannolph-st. J. L.

STEYKNa. lor six months or a YY year, for a highly respon-dolc who will give atT.pie real cstaiepeeuritv in this city. Address JOS. P. CLARKSON.

82 Dearbom-st. TT togo into the conn- Y' try to sell our new "Tried and True, or Love and loyally." Ladles can make from 530 tofVJ per with tula work. Apple to or address W. J. HOLLAND A CO- 3S Lombard 111.

TTT and others who have Inventions thev want properlv introdnred, atd to realize all they arc worth to call at FULLER A 133 South Room 16. TT 7 day, 50 coal for our 5 miles from Chicago. The mines are dry and well ventilated. Wage- from 54.50 Free transportation. Apply to OLMSTED A SNELL.

Agents. IQU Room 4. TT7 men to go South. YY wages f-Ti pcrmoalli and board; 75 sawmill hatiiis; al-o, 20Uir.eo towork on construction train near the rtiy. good wages and emtdoyment.

Apply to OLMSTED A No. 1011 Msdlson-sL, Itoom 4. by mail Inclose ten men witn a small VV capital, to engage In a licit and profitable Apply at 100 Room 4. XXTANTED day, 25 laborers, at per day steady work fir the wln'er; also, k-nil tt at per ilar. Call early, at room 3, Llr.d’e Block.

Baudolph-st. bridge. XXWANTED Inca to work South, at 35 per month and board: 300 rallio.id at SUcoal miners, at $5 toft per day; 55 mill Lamb, at Room 3, Lind's Block, Randolph st. bridge. men in the try wishing to obtain r.tnCUors, snch sttvvk- Werners, sale-men, orj, clefts, nravesn en, to apply at 131 Boctn 2, or address 31.

E. JON FIS It-jx 2U40, Inclosing cents for full tmrtiLulwrt. ANTED bookkeeper, 1 salesman, Vt 2 shipping 3 travelling agents. 1 entry clerk. 1 rolleemr.

2 2 brakesmen, I fireman Apply at 131 Room 2. TXT practical farmer wants to work a pood tarm on shares for two years or ore. Call, or address FARMER, Room 3. Lind's Flock, Chicago. entry clerks shipping clerks, porters, brakesmen, rrs.

and all writhing employm-ixt, to call at tl Employment Offlee. SI Uearbom.9t.. Room 3. Applu-auta'by mall must curlo-e ten cents for reply. XXTANTED men scekinc employ- tnentlnthe rttv or country, as bookkeepers, clerks, salesmen, travelling agent-, porters, drivers, should'apply to ALL SMITH, 12S South Clark-st- Room 11.

Situations on band at all times. by mall inclose 10 tits. Persons In want cl male help can procure the same on short notice, freeof charge. XT 7 men to in saw wages per month and board; 73 men to work on railroads, wages 51.75 to 12.50 per atco, 50 men to work In coal mines, wages ft per day. App'v to PABSHALL SMITH.

12S South ifoom 11. paid regularly to all. 7 young man, with from to flO.OCi*, wlsheato engage la some good paying bnsluess. Prefers Grocery, wholesa.c and tail, or either. Most hare good recommendations.

Address care of Tribune office. WANTED Miners, wages to 16.50 a day; free transportation. 500 railroad laborers.at a 'lay; Also, quarrmcn, sawmill tends, men to go South, and all wanting employment. Apply at 1 Cl Room A. sam.

"WT" rooms good location, sultablefor dressmaking business. Address, stating location. Tribune office. ANTED Ken'. An eligible room for a small select school for yocng ladles.

Address, through Post Office, statlpg situation and terms, D. MACK, care J. H. Parson, Security Office. dvrelline bonne of Bto 10 rooms.

In either division, not more than IS from the Conn House. Apply at 236 South Warer-st. TX7ANTED small furnish- cd House, cottage preterred, by a gentleman and wife with one child. Best of tdcrencea given. Address Tribune office.

personal. TT7ANTED ot Richard S. Jones, formerly of Arnolt A Belfast, Ireland. If this should meet his eye, or any one knowing his whereabouts, please address ROBERT MONTGOMRHY. Olncv.

Richland Co- 111. jFor 17 OR or 40 gin pipes and rum Lhds, with taucets, North Wells- FOR The scow Fairy Queen. Capacity, about TO in lumber In 5 feet of and well loand in every respect, and In the best order. Is for s-Je for cash, Posseaaloa given lmmediately. ORVILLE OLLOTT, at Doolittle Olcott'S bhlp Yard, South Eon bnctercitap tilcash.

cor. of Taylor and West division. A. JOHNSON. T7OR large stock ot doors, eastu-bllnds.

mouldings, of superior quality. alWil. WISDOM A SON'S, 41, 43 and 43 South canai-st. two cylinder press, in I 1 complete order. Address THEO.

PLATE Will print a FOR billiard table, an good order. Inquire at 131 West Randolph-ft. FOR 120-gallon Lard Kcttle. with stove. lard press, small skids and truck, two coolers, cleavers, knives, hooka, very cheap.

Address T7OR Patent Oonblo 1 Action Rubber Moulding." lor doors and windows. This Is the only moulding ever mvenied which excludes the air from two sides. fJO.OOO net profit was realized In Boston alone last winter. The state of nols otfered for ihOCO. Address F.

O. RATMONO A 3 Building, Poston, Moss. F)R 283 Desplnines-st, a valuable black Newfoundland watch Dog, one year and a half old. Heal T7OR SALE edition of 70.000 acres land In Livingston and Ford counlles. 111..

Rom four to twelve miles of railroad, at from fo tojw per acre, to tracts of 40 to MO Isrms one-quarter cash, balance to three Yearly Parmenls at 9 per cent interest. Call at Chfttsworth. where Henry A. 1 earsons, with Is atwas to bafbond. D.

K. PLAIWONb 118 Chicago. T7OR lino Country Residence, WelKst. c.irai)rti aim gtolcn. ICO West on Wednesday morning.

largo bar how. with black fret, a lUilo scarred oo nigh p. A liberal reward will be palfl lor hla return to Uio above address, or for tnfornialfon leading to his recovery. from tho IO subscriber, on tho a ol on First National Bank oi for MIjSOO. payable to the order of Henry bald Ceruricale Is endorsed in blank Itemy and upon tho back of said seven of mom-y paid Ine to tho aggregam to leaving balance yet ilno nfl ihiio V3 A3O.

NoUco has been given to said First National Bank of Ottawa of tho 1 Uficatn and payment of tho same ewpped. lULNUT UIEh EKE. jgttuadong sales.tik.v* as tiookkeeper. It by a yearn? man lately from the had In H-Mod and New York, and caa fomlt-h fatl-fri (ory n-ltTknrf chat aider, ability, AO. STKEt.K, care McU-j-uall, Nh Loins which partim m.ty refaf.

by gentleman ofucviral to take 6 ri of a firm, for whjrh he writ aualKt'J. had cvpcrlrnce la tiMUUnir. ud urdcmtamlii NHikkerplnr. f.r a m. autctLby a young man, AfflSJ? rtence In retail trade, pood MslneM 1 Penman and willing to work.

Immediately. AddreM il a young man In retail Nwtawuhoe store: experienced la the builncM. an clvo rtdercccca. AddrrM nE Tribune office. QITUATI by a young man lately arrived from Germany, in a dry roSu Innu.

or aomc other trade, to make hlmeetf and at the name time to aeonlrc aomn kDowinlec ot the EmtUrh Salary la no object at prcxcKt. to 118 North Chtrk-at. young man wishes to travel tor a pood firm, to show inpiai vo commlsslor. Address Tribune ITU by a young man of good abilities. tuleston l-ookkeeper, and can the most unquestionable Salary moderate.

Address 1 Tllmm- oQce. CITTJATIOX Wanted a Drug Slorc, wholesale or retail. hjr a practical Druggist one who Lu hurt an experience of ftfleeo years la tbs drug and prescription (J.kml icien-ncea con be given. Drawer No. 2.

Glenwood, lowa. a middle- oped person. In a hardware, dry goods, or grocery store. Salary no object, Speags French tlucntlr. No objection to going to the country.

-AH Tribune CITUATIOX Wanted a re- spcctnble Prm. confdentUl Clerk. Rivokkeeper, or Corrcsimadent, by a practical many unexceptionable can bo given. Apply Cummercinl Corner. 116 nml Randolpn-d.

VUUI TItADKS, Arc. bj an expert- enced engine -r. sOnm tutor and Parties wishing lor a reliable man. aud one competent ta All every notation In the above line, will please address Trlbnnc office. CITUATIOX an expertly cncrd Ale Brewer.

Understands the business well. Addms BREWER. Tribune office. FEJIALEN. CITUATIOX by a rcspcctablo American lailr.

In a private family. to do sowing and dressmaking. Address, or call at 231 Carroll-su QITUATIOX bv a young or vonntry. Will teach English branches. French and lias had experience leaching, and can give good references.

Address Tribune office. as chambermaid IO andwaltres-s In a private family. Good reference can be Riven. Inquire at 289 South t. as hnnschesper Inahotelorprivalehonre.

Had experience. best reference. Address T. O. Cox 123.

or apply at 398 West ggjannrfr-aacmr. per to Agents to Introduce err pt Machine. Address SHAW A CLARK, Maine, or at Chicago. IT. TAT permont.

1 wait Agents Tu every Couaty la the United tn an entirely new butlness. Address n. SHAW. AUTed. Maine.

wm TXT sell the Baitf lett Sov inn Machine. Pest cheap machine tn the Vnilct! States. t'j to per month. Inclose stamp, and address PAGE BROTHERS. General bt-l Chcsumt-st-Philadelphia, or Toledo, UMo.

aJ3 TT ANTED 5150 ami per month, male anil female, tc Introdii.c and the GENUINE COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, the salable toventkn of the ace. Price only JIS. Kvorv Machine fullv warranted for tliree years. Address eECOMR A Ohio. TXT anil lemale, for an entirely new business at home.

Large profits. Small capital. No competition and no risk. Address, with stamp. Mrs.

M. C. ChAPPEN, Drawer 6133. Chicago. TXT whole world for 3 STANDARD ATLAS OF THE WORLD" now reatly.

Ilusworkll wanted by the masses ot the pee pie, aad la our opinion the best jnterprlsc ever offered to Acenw to ihu counter. Send stamp for circular. Address GOOD- SpEEbjA 1-18 Lake-sU Chicago. bIM TTT best mili- tary biography of the AND HIS Colonel S. M.

Bowman and Lieutenant Colonel R. B. Irwin. Written by and under the sanction of General Sherman, and tlnroughly revised by him personally, maklmr. therefore, the only oClclal and standard history of these great caDipalgns.

Complete In one elegant octavo volume o( 512 paces, embellished and Hluatrated with sit'd portraits, maps, plans, Ac. The following extracts from agents' reports -how how hlshly this Important work Is appreciated by the people, and prove It to be the best sellne and proOtatle boos tax the agent extant: McDonough in three weeks; Su -Joseph Co- In two Jow.i, In one week: DeKalb Co 111., 11l In oce week; Whiteside Hu SO In one wrek: Tazewell lIU 112 la two weeks: Henderson 111., 59 In one week: town of Rockford, 111.. 158 copies. Send or call for circulars containing extracts, letters and notices of the press: or. It readv lo begin wort, enclose MAO for ccmplcte outfit, and name second and third choice of territorv.

J. S. GOODMAN A 3 tom TTTANTED For the NEW 4fl SEWING MACHINE, With UNDER 1 'ED and Movement. A first class machine at a fair price. terutc atfepts.

P. ATKINSoN. 164 Handolph-st- Boom 6. ChtcagC. XT aycai and expenses to male or female agents, to tntrt'duce a new ar.il useful Invention absolutely nevditl In every hunsehrld.

Agents preferring to work on commlsslim can cam fre mFM to 250 per day. For particulars address W. u. WI LaOS. Cleveland, Ohio.

TT 7 and female, can make 530 per day. Address P.O. Box 22U, Wheeling, Vs. TT to $3,000 YY a goodchar.ee to make money. An aged wanted Ineverv town tn the Union, to manufacture and sell an article ol dally consumption in every family.

Can be manufactured In the dwelling. It Istntlrclvncw. Secured by copyright. Saleasporn.arrtil flour. No filling op to lie clone.

For full particulars address, with stamp enclosed for return, LOUIS COBLENZ. Middletown. Md. AX7 gents book and engraving to whom a larce salarv or will be paid. Addre-s, for CHARLES BILL, 132 Somh Chicago.

HI. AK TED Agents Fop a new boot. of the by a distinguished author. It Is tirst-clasa book, bcaatifally Illustrated, ami ocents reporting bent. Call or address 1L C.

TREAT, 117 South Clara Chicago. XXT sell new, highly richly embellished wort, THE PICTORIAL UOOK OF ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS OF THE RF.BELLION. a beautiful royal or-. volume, TOO pages and over engravings. This work one of the finest productions of the age.

an I the rest popular book of the war. Oyer 12.C00 copies emend the first two months. arc nuking large and say It is the hod selling hook they ever sold. tic Agents will find it to to engage In the sale ot this book. terrltorv and large commission given.

Address J. A. STUDDA RD A 102 Washington CHcago, 111. XX7 ANTED to 1 pell the pnest picture of the United States Capitol ever ottered to people, Enterprising men can make money. Inclose 3 rents and send for copy.

SCOIT. DAVISON ft CO- 13C Chlrago. WJ in every county in the United States, to sell and Ids 1 vul. cloth, a pages, and steel portrait. Only H.TS-tT«ry cheap.

Interesting and valnaMe work. bold only hv subscription. Terms liberal. Address SHEItWOOD.Fuh- Usher. 31 Lombard Block.

Chicago. 111. Agents for the best payfcg business article of absolute necessity In every household, large profits on small capttaL no competition and ro risk, and lust hat every Agent wants, to make money on. Ladies, gentlemen, clergymen, teachers, clerks, laborers, everybody wjho is nol and can a few dollars should call at 47 Lombard Block, or send stamp for Address B. WAYVHuL.

Box 4751. Chicago. 'WT For Pictorial History ot the War. with orcr .0 lllrstratlons; History ot In one ved.t History of In two Family We are the only scrlptton Book Publishing House la Chicago. CLAI.EE Ml aid 2 Washington-sL, Chicago, lIL WT AKTED to S2OO per VV month.

Lights and Shadows of the 0 Splendidly Illustrated with overlM ttful engravings; no dry details, bnt thlng hnmorone. romantic and sparkling. Just what everybody wants to read. It Is selling very rapidly and gives entire satisfaction when delivered. Teachers, ladles, energetic young men, farmers, and others who want a paying business, address National Publishing House, So.

10. Lombard Block. Chicago. cash, to purchase half Interest in a Job Turning and Cabinet Manufactory. None but an energetic business man need apply.

Address P. O. Pox XV 7 cood business man, to take a half Interest la a good, safe and permanent business. Capital required, S7OO. Call at 1 toSp.m.

Business (Eliauces. FOK Steam Flour Mill, two run ot burrs. feet; 40-horse engine. Mill has been in operation one year, is now doing a good business. Terms made easy.

Will take hardware or groceries tn part. Address STEAM Reynolds, White County P)R flue Billiard Hall, with and lease to run yet. doing a pood business. Address btme office. T7OB well established Flour and Feed Store, doing a flret-rate trade, No.

990 fetate-st. Reasons for selling will be given. T7OK stock ot dry goods, IS JP the young and thriving city of Morris, on the C. KTLB.lCandlLlnoUaad Michigan Canal. 61 miles trom Chicago.

Will invoice about (pCO; a 3 years lease at a low rent. Good reasons circa tor Apply to or address J. Morris, rrOR I I stock and r.xtir dn and hardware store. In awl For Information inquire a. Bandoiph-jt.

T7OR IThe lease and fixing JC saloon, on with rooms attached, fitting for a Circling house. Aw to PETEK BHIMP. F)R first-class Saloon and Restaurant, with fixture) and lease: has a firstclass business and In a good, prompt locality. Reasons tor selling is the health or the proprietor. Call nt 311 South Clark-at.

Also, a first-class Saloon Hoarding with fixtures, bedding, to bo soM reasonable, at 108 East Kltude-et. inquire on premises. These are bargains for any one that wants them. T7OR SALE Confectionary and Fruit Store, doing a good business. ifvoti have the and want lu buy, apply at 133 su, corner Maalson.

SALE Saloon, and fixtures. of the best business stands In Uieclly. Apply atSI3.V FOR Interest In a manuflwtnrlng business, where tho profits are satWactory. Apply to T- S- DAKEU. 184 T7OR and fixtures of a I 1 gold and silver plating establishment.

Apply at 92 N()rth up stairs. F)R half interest in great painting, the Mirror ol most popular and Interesting exhibitions In the try. It win make money rapidly. Apply 102 Bomb Clark-stn Chicago. 111..

Room 1. x- FOR flslntcs and lease of a Meat Market doing a good business. Fur salo cheap. Apply at 34 North Markct-st 1708 good paying Groecry I' and Haloon, well sltualed. For partlculais cnquire at Chlcngo ar.

I7OR Saloon and BoanlU.7 rvasona given lor spiling. Apply lIUDhUN. soulhCAit cof. ot DearlHirn and 170 and I 1 Conftctluacry and llrstaurant on Month prlfe fllfiO; cheap. Inquire ofU.

W. FKW A 7 md 8 Block, comer South Water Slat 17 OR Billiard Saloon and 1 Restaurant on Inaulru ately of O. W. FKW A CO, 7 Wick-, niot k. corner domh Wator and 17OH Tho above mm buy one of the beat flood up ingialoonstn the city.

Real Uffi. Apptf o64 UOOXSoattiVUrkit..