, 1864-11-19


colImn Of this Issue. Thesc pianos arc manufac
tuTcd BY T. G. Ishte. the founder, senior paEtnc
and only practical piouo-fortc makcr, Of the well
,. known firm Of Ighte T. Bradbury. The cxccllen
Is features Of tho instruments manufactured by th'
late firm arc retained In those manufactured b,
celebrated Patent Insulated Iron Frame, the only
unfailins safeguard Jet discovered against ths
harsh metallic lone, Invariably met with after use
in all Instruments Otherwise constructed. Thest
piansa hare received the unqualified endorsement
It the highest musical celebrities Of Europe ant
sas naa y
y sold BY the agent for the Northwest. ". W: Kim
ball, 112 Lake street. furnishes abundant evidence
fhat they arc equally well appreciated by musiclan'
Mr; kinIali is also agent for the celebrated Hal
20. bacg wae1e IL nes
Imna, and for those Of eeore of other manufac
: Besides pianos, M., Kfnbafo Ia soil agent 10,
Smiths American Organs, which In the style o
a9ish and IN the combination OF power, sweetness
oe1 Sev y tue
rapid In this section as they have IN the East.
SOLDIERS. HoRE.-The rcgu1ar weekly meeting
Of the lady managers OF the Soldicrs' Home and
Of tho Young Mems Christian Association, tbs
Prcsidcnt-T. D. Bryan-tn the Chair..,
Tho minutes Of the last meeting were read md
approved. -
Tho Committee for the Rest reported that during
ths op past week 1914 men had been furnished wlt6
Iha Committee for the Home reported progress
- Ths resident: appointed Mrs. Bristol, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. BradWeN,. Mrs. Lamb and Mrs.
Loomis aa Committee for tho Rest for the com
The Committee On repairs Of building md the
new Home reported that it was not desirable to
make any great changes before winter. Some feW
Ss Sehbpges and
two young 1adics-Emma Collyer and Ella Cary,
| the proceeds OF fair. Mrs. Cushing reported
S1Gd5 US The proceeds Of fair donated BY young
| A donation Of one barrel Of crackers, from AID.
Woodm9n, worth $3.50 was reported, Cuthbert-
son Blair. and 4. 3, Kent 3 e., reeeiyed thanks
neon reported tho total proceeds OF the dinner at
Bryan Hall as s54s 30 the net proceeds about $500
button ofShity cents. Mrs. Dlckinson reported
he Kest a1a she hoped that lie friends would tTy
| Tic task OF making outtho monthly rcports was
| transferred to Miss namlll. "~'
should furnish something towards the dinner on
Thureday for the Soldiers at the Home and Rest
and beg turkey ftom one Of her ueighbors.
The meeting then adjourned.
MEssRs. AMBROSE & JAcksoN.-Five years ago
Mcssrs. Ambrose & jackson, now the we'll known
restanrateurs, commenced business on South
Clark street opposite the Court House. They haye
steadily gained In favor and accumulated eriden-
OF success, until it is wonderful what eompicte-
nesss elegence, and teste they have crowded into
thc interior fittings Of o building Of most nnpre-
eating room, above superb hall, lofty In ceiling,
with silk paper hangiogs and rich stueco, and still
above bi}on Of parlor, wherein the other night
hundred dollars, on tablo cloth of satin With
china and plate Of the richest pattern. In every
respect Mcssr2. A. = !. know how to attract and
and rnfr IN fhp1r
It Is due to good eatng, good cooking aud nttsn-
ton On the part Of the propretors to their guests.
ELECTION RETunSs-Wc heard the other Day Of
little episode In the Sixteenth Ward, where the
Democracy" sejoices in its strength. The cleo
| ton committee appointed by that party for the
First Precinct gave twenty dollars to one Of Its
ndherents with the request that he would get sup
can Of oysters and half pound Of crackers for
the sesen-nothing else-and offered three dollars
to the committee as the money left unspent, re-
ma1hdng ct the came time that they ought 70 allow
that to his brotheI-in-law for broken windows.
| The same man was subsequently elected a commit
tee Of one to visit the defeated candidates, and
he election expenses. II They paid him on IT, H.
same scale. they must have bled pretty freely.
NEW FnuIr Es1ADL1suxESr.-1t viii be graf
flying to all lovers Of good fruit to learn that Geo
D. Davis, the veteran strawberry grower who Ia
doing business in the basement Of No. g
Dearborn strcct will soon be ready for the public
with an Immense etock Of tho choicest applcs
wins. spltzcnherge, ETC., and superb erapts put M
BY himself at keley's Island besides cfanberries
and other small fruits. Families desiring grapes
naa viii do Een to gi1e Mr. Davie their i orders d
Ar Davis Will permanently occupy the basement
dolph and Clark streets, about New Years, and md
bis long experience as fruit grower Is a sufl-
GENT warrant for The excellence Of his stock. |
Give him call.
PERsoSA1~-We notice TINT Hon. T. " Perry.
Congressman elect from the 4th district of MichI.
gan, Ia stopping at the fremont. Elected by a |
majority Of 3,oo0-the largest ever given in that
G d1stEietIhs constituents have thus paid deserv-
city. Iii. Ferry, Of the firm Of Ferry & Son, has
for mony yeag been identified with this influential
Of our great Water Tunnel Crib bears further VII.
mesa OF the enterprise Of tho tlrm Connected, as
of Sgr are Win hs IT,
result which thus gives them direct Reprcsen-
ta,iye IN Congress. May Illinois and Michigan
continue to bind themselves In interest closer and
closer together.
WE'LL DoSE-About midnight on Thursday,
officer ODonncll, In company with officer Tunne-
e]ide OF the Mayors stat, were going up Wells
street when their attention was Attracted BY man
ppon bis knees near the sidewalk In reply to IN
quiries made he stated that he was quito sicktbnt
thought he should be able TO get home without
Attracted In Sroa,id.s safnon ~ ia nntcrv ~
nancrs q tbe eItenf of s. M Hmonn 1bns: ne auu
chi at the timo officer ODonnel noticed the ilea-
ucal man be had eeen short time before nnder
the snoi ana afer shost search fomn1 te onSG Wa.t
was at once arrested, and proofaf his guilt conclu
-
PArxp cor,Ap M.snp.c1opv -iS.asrs p,,o1,,r
Co: have IN successful operation, at No. aSa Lake
street. mandatory Of paper collars, occupying
four floors OF the building, giving employment to
driven machiueTy turning ont t6irfu Mousaaa coi.
Lars per day, With capacity Of twice that product
aess ae5s VII aooaqant!y declare nc extent Of
SarraS 4hs+ W Uia H oa$ e., re!ans q W pc n.
fins have raached sn ;roTns ~; ,a ~ eault
hat hey fuTnias an areie hat H. SeeeSe n5tun
y VI n1s' prominence VIII me uaae.
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Inhkso1sIso DmNEh ron 7na soLD1Eas.-A I
meeting was held yesterday afternoon in the
rooms Of The Young Nen's Christian Associatton | {
- ~. ~ Ps.poss - mAAs a'ilsenents ior pro-
lone and Hospitas On fhnrsax nrhnnlP, y Ea1qP,
giving Day. RaT. E. B. Tuttle tie Post ChapIaip.
Eaa present. and mentioned the amount OF proyis-
Jacobs vas also present and stated hat he had a.
No formal action was taken. The meeting ad- &
oa5ned ~ THIS afternoon ut half past Two O'Clock
II the came place. t
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vcre m Thnrs5ar ,oht -. ~. az" r,,,
rec denot uith or7e1s ~ 1900. au ~ ensn,.Sams
tonr7 1nrti., s,>os, ~ ,a,taa 1.'
ound fiye. and alter a sinrn fic1.t prrassed tha,
A.