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, 1869-09-25
RfMaskAsiE { nEyEloPNE4rs,
A North Dlvislou yToed- Dealer Charsed
With \ Grave EFime-SlA7tlnk
OeuonemenI.

The North Diy1xton was the scene OF some re-
nsrtab1e Developments list evening. The H.
legged fActft which almost led 70 a tragedy, we1e
Known to, or at least suspected by, a number Of
pefsohs, but being Of \ private nature, and pA1-
ticalsrt3 Interesting only the families Of the
principals, the press had no ou4ness 10 medde
with the matter. Nos. however, one Of the par
ss, y 91der d 41e1t .nd me wao3s AGAR VII
ate the alleged facts IN tha case:
Sometime lA6t spring. Il Is ezld. \ married man
,a3s, apo9s % % yeaIs o1 age named A. Schultz pro-
asenue and We1lE street, made The acquaintance
Of Jourg Rrl, u 3eafs Of age, named Emma
Hamilton, daughter Of IN ex.pouceman, resttslu1
streets. The relatives Of tho younE III, aiiesc
that be VIA Ia tho habit Of Waiting Lincoln
Parf and other resorts With her, and nnaliy
succeeded In enecilpg het ruin. The sir seemed
ofttn remonsuated win ABOUT keeping couoany
With him. she paid no heed, and improved eyery
Opportunity 10 gain his presenca
rle btArted down Superior street Tor the lake
SHORE They were followed By tue Rt1l'A brother,
Joung man about 20 Iehts Of age. lie came
upon them near the water'a edge, and frenxied b.
their conduct, he dreT pistol, and nredL The
bullet struck Schultz above the right ear. Al
thonsh It created only skin wound, 1t hAd
The eject o. rendering him insenssole for
bis shot hsd proved fatal, ned the scene. When
Schultz hAu recovered, be returned with the 91ft
TO her house. After size had entered the house. It
through The a1adow, ailgatly tajarins t~o Of nj.
1ismiltonB q chitoren- The latter instantly called
the police. and Schultz was placed Ia the Huron
il dctermined to have tastice ioT he tulnfJ doas
hts family, snd the courts viii not grant nlm the
boon, no viii take the aaw into his own hands.
The Rti. meanwhile, cltngs to the fortunes Of her
siegsd eedncer, and says she Will ethez 1--we or
, 1869-09-25
NEW BUILDINGS.
Chicago Still Rapidly Advancing.
Recent improvements.

On several recent ocea,,ouy TuR TnnrsR has
,,,ndet, IN me t,ct th.t r,,dc,rn !, r-,w,no ~.
~ ~ ~. .s> N1>. S"'~"No e'eethS WIG
pseAent year. AN over the county toc tcuor Of
the general complaint IL, that not only ID this
place md that place sttntlpg st1 but In fact tbey
.re r1,nnin1 heh,na ,The Sew yn,S n.ners tnn
Philzdelphia papera. and the Eostnn naner, ana
Ill boIdentd with the sane souR-dul1ess Of busi-
nees and . Repafal hs1jrG TO the West, That Eng.
l{sh correspondent who recettly wrutc horne fhst
Chicago was the 0uIy place Ia Amettca ia ABOUT
nights. Ch,capp in srlte OF un!vesaaI commercial
depression, is Eoirg ahead VITA The samc ropidity
~ ever.
Some time since, THE TH1RCNE published m ar.
ttcle nm hutnv IN which IL nj =. te.i init thera
, 1869-09-25
pRExEkTATl0a.

Lsst evening the Briggs House VA the scene Of
very pleasant AMIR. The Workmen and en-
p.oyea In tho different parks convened there for
The purpoae Of aurp1.in3 their worthy head, John
HlAiF, EAq, Superintendent OF PARIS, with pres
cu., in the ahapc Of Enc gold H1tch, a sliSht To-
ken Of Their admiration for modest worth n cr1.
bodied IN him, - well - m evidence Of their lore
for hin both n \ man and employer.
Mr. Robert Clark said thai the many vho hon
ored Nj. B. that OCCASION would render bis rev.
man, as / cittIen, as ScoschmAr, and Is land
scape gardener.
Aid. Carpenter said tnai he had Known Nj.
Blair hut three JeArs although he felt ~ he had
known him twenty.
Deputy Superintendent Sherman said he didn't
know how TO make speech, but be would get
Nj. BlatTH watch II II WIS stolen from him. Zap
NJ. ciark said that the people had watched him
{Mr. Btalr3 In the past: hts emPloyc1 hsd Always
watched hin: and now he wAs putehsd2so tn1t he
wouldnT forget Il 5000!
hi. sanootn nAde some fellcltouS remlft, n
d,d also Ar. Snaw, keeper OF Union falS. who
zane Scottish song. He PAID hign u1nute to
Nj. DlatI1 character. ..-,-.
In rcspou,e 70 The presentation, NJ. Blair SAID:
viii attest the depth OF ny gratitude canshns
sneak, and t1uss c1ark viii do 1t Tor me-"
Nr. Clark responded iu behalf OF NJ. Blatr-
The watch born the following inscription
"T1e1ented 70 MY. John Blsty, our Supe1aotendenf
IN token Of esteem, By thasemploJeS OF llnc0D
Jene1sop, un,ou. and Ellis fazxs. September -
ls6a,r ..-
doInh and C1a1k stlett1, and cost &S3a
, 1869-09-25

which ea{s: t'The nsss BoNd and g.est principle
Of cur order tn the Assocatloa thai eyerT TetD.
pssE. 70 Do ~ ne can, both BY precept and tI1u,-
pie, 70 1ool1an tho ues Of lntnx1caanr dFntt: thd
doctrine Of prohibition for each indiytual and fof
order; and, willis ve alc not = poTtcaf orSsnt9a.
Non, b1t rather m institutton to edueste toe
people 20 pSntcs action, Good Templa1, Ii the
nize the claims Of hls obligation, and do sa Ia hs
poNef 70 Itarue knd foree resttic1lve and pephio.
Aot1 nRaAaon Tbs tine h4z not cpwe }oE she
cone Tor every Temperance m1n 70 enFseo ii seuor
peIAnte politics, keeping In mind thu ge cau u
POI Tor largest tnmediate results now practicable.
efldent foat prohibition u now presented us
~ the hl1t available work 10 b ooa1a'"
, 1869-09-25
fESIERpAY'S FIRES.

AT 3 O'Clock yesterday morning 1re broke oat
IN the upper part Of q cottage, No. II Dc ruys.ef
street II u owned by William Storct, and wns
occupied BY John trown. Damage about tt00; In
cured 1or $500. CAnse OF Eft unknown
At1&3 yesterday afternoon d nre broke ont
among Pile OF shaytnes In the resT Of No. 1a3 tAE
roll Esieet II waz set on Orc hJ bcys pasinK with
mAtcoca- An Alarm wRs eouEdeo. but the SCI
noes Of the brigade Hero not required
A few minutes past a'c4ock, Last evening,
ettl alarm waA communicated to the "Louy John. +"
The men repaired to the corner OF Wcls and
Monroe streets. where 4 kerosene lamp had a1.
ploded. No damage was done Ten minutes Af.
IerNArdR, an alarm waA sounded from BOX No. Q.
"Lopx john " engine house. Neither toe nre
nor the party who turned In Tho Alarm could be
Uncovered. -..-.--.
Al las Inst night, an Alarm WIS sounded from
Box No. 81. 1t wns occasloned BY nKo In tho
rray Of No So Tcat Lake street, owned by ono
smith. and occupied by another, named Edwtn.
Loss on stock, S1oo; load Oh building, ssoa Fully
insured.
, 1869-09-25
The HORSEWHIp II WALL
STREET.

Csionol Ryan, tho Cuban Chioftaln,
FioEs N Spanish spy on 'Chnngo-
NO MeFcy Tor Spie1-Tho Cause 81
the F1aKelln4iOn-Aw whip shat Has
n History
Frups tAA Hew Fork Sun, sspI p
4 hoHewhty th4t Is quito 4 veteran III tho pfi-
tion in Val st1eet yesterday afternoon. Il vas
tan, Who held Il to Sis light hand, l sod proudly
70 1ace WIN Maior Ralph j. n1Fma, IN ifoni of
Jay Cooke3 bsIt1ng house, II the corner Of
Muilam street. Sow Colonel RTAn doea not lore
forth. Al the Coot c1 and tho mel the former
charged the laster With having sold to the Spanish
Government fot Tho sum Of 800, information Of
pEirstter Hornet. He a1.o charged MAJOR Huma
with furnishing TO the Spanish Government, tor
81 500 II telgence reAsre to The Nev Bedford ex.
peoinoD Which .as intended 70 josn the aotnet Al
ksA These charge. were not pleasantly received
bJ As}oE larpA who garc Co:onel Ryan to un-
oe1ssald that he VA laborioe under mistake.
1Hx HoksKwHtf DOES BKRTlCk
Wfereupon Colonel Ryan, looking Ike Z brave
who knew no tear, raised the CO hide veteran that
be netd - one hand, and seizlng the AsIol By rae
:sssas. - e.ss4 sRRHs Ct T. g e e @ sss
He CRIES FOE NERcv,
The face OF the Major Ae once assumed pa1lid
hue, hts knees knocked together, hts whole frame
Qu,vefed Ike IN aspen leal, and be kneit upon the
pavement, md With hands oplfted IN the attitude
Of prayer, begged for mercy.
You deserve TO c11uge and whine ike doR. y
said the Colonel: "taks thst" aad he gaye tne
terrified Major smother crack with The whip, which
wnthted shHll5 ~ 1t cut its way through the humid
Alt to The AhtFel1nR back Of the recunoent and
chastsea Spy Of the spantah Government
TIE SPECTATORS keJor TuExaK1vH-
The uctoEB IN thh scene were hy this time sur
rounded BY couple Of hundred Of ihe bulla aud
bear. and other local business folk Of the locality.
Some cried "Bhnue,r sune said 1t 1m nQn, !"
i fRd In nAn fft& nd fhArA
, 1869-09-25
ccRDkEa,s lHQuE7Is.
DcAthA By Suicide. Drowning. md the lElait.
road
k0CEfT.

hQCEsr.
An inquett w1A held yeAte1daJ over the body OF
Jeisc Bos tnos Cater Dass), nollander, whose
death from self-admnlstered po!sou, as 10. qoa
TOWNSEND street, WAS mentioned In THx TR1-
HrNK Of JeetesdEy. Ills wife testified that ut
oclock on THURSDAY afternoon she paased into !
ahtd In the rear Of the house. and found him ling
IN the straw. Believing him - be intoxicated she
did not disturb him But IN few mluutee he
called for water. She compiled With hls request,
and then returned TO the house. About O'Clock
che vent out to call him, aud to her horror
found him cuFpse- She staiea that hn procured
quantity Of atBenlc Eore time ago, osteusibly 70
klfl 1Rta, but as It now appeass TO Kill himself. In
bis pocket Ha2 1ound paper containing the fol-
loving abatement:
viii p daashte1 aftsI WHICH hs4s I IA It t l. ny NJ
1shnt Sat slave 2s I'd shi y - 70 Vel a an
Deceased waa q Iears Of .ae, and leaves wife
I'D ssssr1, =; ensren Y TIE Jury rendered yer
DROWNED IN CrsIERH.
Ihe Coroner also. yesselda1 morning, held an
inquest, at No. 6s9 North Wells atreef, on the
neay oi 1lsue boy, aged Is months. na'aed LOUIS
house, on Thursday afterno0n- The mother states
that she c1DAet the cistetn onl5 FEW minutes be-
fnrc the accident and left tho little child playing
,s pre esanrd tdst 1as latter raised she cover and
that the infant cra~ied 10 the brink and tumbted
IN When the child waI rescued life WAS not
quite EXTINCT but before the ARRIVAL OF physician,
death had ensue1.
Killed Br 4 LOCOMOTIVE.
Between aud O'Clock yesterday morning,
F4n7ck Murphy, cooper BY Eafe, willis Gu
denvoHng to cross the track Of tne Coic.go,
burlington Quincy Rai'roah, on Jefferson street
wa3 run over BY = Train mud fatally injured. He
died In about two hpurs+ Dece9sed resided ~ No.
SIS Catherine street One OF hta children died OF
a daJ previous and IA yeL awaiting burial He
Ieas vile and another child. 10 very destitute
ctrcums tAucea.
, 1869-09-25
SPORTING MATTERS.
Races at Brooklyn and Cincinnati.
A Match Between Dexter and
Lady Thorn.
Baso Ball, AQunsics, Etc.


THAT fEoENfEQ NARA
Concerning tho REMARKABLE Jouug MARI owned
BY D. a. 0aee. Of this city. 1ho Is tatd to have
refused N offer 80 900 for her, correspondent OF
tho cartv,lie Gasetts hAa the following to oner:
g she has never Jet trotted In public, bnt has
made her mile in a:f7H, and half mile in :t9.
Her color u bay. Is hands iSh, and yea1s old.
The nAre Naa owned until Ahe was year, old by
Ct 3 al G,q sr9 e Ts .ns e
Paw, for 4l7o, but Mr. Edwards hAylnR more
horsea than he wanted did not bug he1. Sne vss
al nj IT. Mr ey Jo:eph Ross
Year, for driving maze, got her 20 that shn would
80 IN about minutes, aud sold her to M Wrea,
Wren, and II nothing happens to her sno ID boopd
10 beat the world, Lady Thorn and baxter in.
elndsd: NJ Gage calls ner ctsra g. Her dan Is I
and h1s been owned Tor the past rve yeal1 by o.
y EDWARDS. She could trpt in TIRES m1nntes
ns ~ ~ Lately sed her 10 W. Gage, underssand.
Hanhletou1an horse Logan. 8ne hla never raised
but tKo eolta; one TING Gage mare, and the other
sasl o. S!S neI IT. n1s nsvsT ~
az years old. and have seen Edwards' mare,
taa5 mat te snes'nat show INDICATION foI
ala = her age. She u well bred, and Il she don't
60, tnlnk Il VIII be no taais Of tho mare. II Is
horse Daklng fast time. A farmer may o1n
promising horse Tor I lifetime, and no one know
that the animal possesses extra speed; because
fast tine IN Eottug Is something that i attained
ty careful and patient training"
DExTKR 10 rR0r WITH LADY THORN.
EEE T0RT, Sept 2k-It ts understood that Ar.
Robert Bonner has consented 10 trDt Dexter
against L2ds Thorn, next week, probao or Thurk.
day, At the Prospect Park Fair Grounds, the en-
tre proceeds TO be Tor the bene1t Of the Aroodale
sufferer With \ nne day. It u anticipated that
there vii be 5000 SPECTATORS. The admission
fec viii be r. Bonner viii drive Dexter, and
AacNahon Will drive Lady Thorn,
kACK8 AT CINCINNATI
CRc!NhAT1, tsept 2A-BuckeIe Races, Club
purse, $500, selling dash:
@AA
MofEzn Scout
Eaftcf
, 1869-09-25

o,n.,-..- Ts,I .y,.S -.nna far shA nrry1ons
sonf,one TncH shnn,n Ssqe nmnrent m.n
snn"r$,.c, nRESSHS asIa thsrs yss 4 ereat
deeIfstt rhnnt fcttno fhe rat ont nj tne hap Tns
eentirman Tht, ssjd rhsf snotSer nniitIcsi nt1v
; sr5. ,9 1ss. .n1 tns1 J
he oineu to sons ,neaees Of tae ~feopSss : par par.
IN MT tnins liz Tnsms. shaud eet tns S ossc o o
seeoUn. &C Of his poa,ses. ''@N ss' >'' S''''" W
,,,s Iansss4 pol1oN mAoe n's teota speech on
* suneIytser MAYER mor.a at,.u.,a,,..n.,a :,
tner1t hy tnr t,rne ~ Hsoo 1ee Aeno-
ettrr e.wa MN 49,. Gaosea 70 As tae en1aIe
THe rsnftnc - IL, - 3, .aes
Tns ouesuon va a ~ ~ m IL 1on- r.,r.,,,,,,
iSs ouesI,on ~ ~ ~ ~ 'os .! = 70 H.
and = ~ =. 81 oo :, Ios sHo 3osla tes.
Tno sdou,oa ef Ss ~ = 10 ~ =, IN. con,,,. =,
r.. cn,s,son ~ noveo. Mss ,, ~, s.o,,.,
nv n ~ 81 "~ >~ '>''A ses '"fsA' ~A'f''s'
s1nerrtso, f:rpner, ,norsa IN ,n..r. q snn ,r-
''n sn1e9sSs o. HE Ea II 1 19s !eno NJ, ..@,nt, 1
90 The subject
ne superlsor M !, s1 AA1ER taouEht man could not
EunerT1snr FREisr moTss1 IL nr tne s.txry nj
sao0a '''S'' '''00>- -
supervisor TuTrLE said Ar. Thoma. eos go
~ !Gal aoo ae @ noea nos "ofk ios tzo A7
ptM w aee.s ri 1So ~ 49,. ,..t,.
oi sslszy . 1as noid1ne Committee.
ne onoo 1 ~ ~ eeonnea sss rs ,oto, ~, ,,s t,,,.
WHICH 1aa % ioas pq y = 3oaI sIe moaoa on "ae 'Ae'
s1as =, .n as.e 1e H.. , rs
- * N1a ~ NV - on.s n *s nis ~
n ~ ~, f r4H Ith - @ " ~ x+ "'34a se
sansrrisnr ar 1oIiSsOS % aa,i the building vas not
bsif r. n..r, ei1 ,shan esaS ~ ,ras ra,d NO ~
ha11. ~ a hsra =, x ~, what ss ~ '
nrso @nrRs ~ ~ rr nnr Hnra
E... S11-t.I II, rIe tsIt. 49, 80. ..s.,.
h,ct nov ma ~ n,sn nad to iaFe n wtfe snS
ehiidrrn"s se1 a % vel, as m ss.l.iant. WIZ ~"
, 1869-09-25
Homo Music for ALI.

The long winter evenings are coming, and hum
d1eds Of families arc on the LOOKOUT ior The mater
tal for home enjoyment IN the pas4or. To such
We commend vt8tt 10 the wcll-knowu esszhllsh-
nent Of ". ". kiR,hall, No. 6 Washington strect4
who has Just 1eintoFced his already large Atocf
With great number Of in8tlumtnA u2de By tue
Lest nanuIac1ureta, and consain!nK the lAteSt I'M.
Woyenents. II q p'Ano u waited, the "E. c.
GShte Co" u inst the Thing, bctnK really su-
excellence, and furnished n prtcc ~ 10 toAt
charged for inferior ones. II 4 reed instrument
b prefers, NJ American organ. :. raaae b tho
ton Of power. Il e4rally ja1t the thing, and we
capno, 100 htghl, commend them To pettes VINO
Htsn 10 purchase, hut cauunt Bpsfe the msoe1, Mr.
K oe,s 10 receive the cont In k4lnal 1nnnlhly IN
1talnenta The be+t instruments can tAu2 Go r1ld
inY. almost without teeaInE the outlaF. BY pur.
chSslpg a1 No. g Washlnkton street, Chicago.
, 1869-09-25
unIUA PARK.
The Geological AItrncttons-&1as Being In
tfoduccd4

The wess Side has, II not the largest, At least
the most complete park IN the city. The grounds
arc almost AsaJs thronged with The young people
Of the most populous division Of the city. So fss
Al their meAns would allow. the Union Park man
AgeDent hare done most remarkably we'll The
attractions Of The place arc both natural and Arfi-
ncal. There arc lskes, trees, drisek, walks. and
seats. Then there arc several descriptions Of Ant-
mats, Of Whicn the folioNinR u couplare list
with the nancs Of the donors;
grizzly Dear, BY Mr.. Kent
l black bear, py Ar. Kent
3 coors, bJ unknown.
coon. bI seY1ant Douglass
/ fox, By VI. French.
l FOX, bJ unknown.
badger, By James steNart
prairie dog, By unknown
4eaKie4, by William Carpenter, ST..
wild geese, BY William Carpenter, Sr.
sheep, By Mt. Dr2ny.
sheep, BY 1oseph Wilson
! ckJ-mountsln Er1y wplft by Ar. ClJmer.
fog squirrels, BY suhsc1tptlou-
deer, ~ subscription,
deer, loaned. .
heli.dlser OF mnd.hen, by John BlAi1.
II tlucEl. by FttEr SAQN.
bel. utter, b. reter shaw.
The great want Of the p&zk Just n present IL
EAx. This want will very 4oon be supplied some
lwenty-e!Kht gas lamps zte about 70 be r!Aced
thefr, = hch win add much to tts attractions II
night The order OF tho Architecture adopted In
the construction Of the bridges, bo2f- house and
auuctuTrs Tor the animals 70 In the vctJ best OF
tA8{e. Taken altogether, tnion Park IL one OF
The uost pleasant places in tho city to vlstt-
, 1869-09-25
PEfstS.ISM,

4 1FR1zE.F16UfKR fURN8 FRKlCuXR.
Tha Cambria Daily Leuder, published in SHan-
ses, Wales, says: "Un .ndAy evening great
nAry people were attracted TO the Carmel chapel
ronsylreio. 70 hear Tom Hn9. who Was for ONE
Tom Say en-. in his sermon, which be preached
from q text taken from St Mathew. be EAve, 10 =
bol1 and earnest manner, many very louchinE tn
cdden14 OF bis life while lighter, HIS manner
was free from all assumption. and his style Of
preaching very forcihle and natural. Throughout
bis sermon the usmoat attention was gtren BY the
-
, 1869-09-25

The public mt 1nFRs cannot fail to
appreciate the 5reAt benefit derived by them
through the Introduction into America OF uo1 q
MAlt Extract, 10 favorAblJ known throughout tue
Old World For the Information Of such as may
not have been already Informed Is to its wonder
fnl meS1ts, NC would state that II In m excellent
Strengthening beverage, delightful tonic, and =
pleasant remedy for al disorders Of the throlt
chctf% lungs, and stomach. Sold BY al druggists
and ufuEerA
, 1869-09-25

Patents who wish Gn-
formation how to take out paterts, h4d better
No 81 Park Row, New Yotf, and get their op!aion
and Dd,t Ice, which IL given without charge. THIS
agency wna established twenty I'VE years ago, and
has had much larger experience In examining
Inventions aud securing patenu than any Other in
the world Communications confidential Pam
phlet of Laws and information free. Ad1reas ns
above.
, 1869-09-25

Tho Hest sand original Tonic Of
Iron, Phosphorus aud Calisaya, known II Cas-
lssya Dafk. The Iron restores color 10 the blood.
the phosphorus renexs wnste Of the nerVe-tissue.
and tho CalsaJa gives natural hesithfrl tone to
the digestive orgaus, therrby curing dyanep4ta In
It's vArtous forms, *akeguness, general debility
md depression Of spifita. Manufactured ouly BY
Casrc!l, Hazard Co, New York- Sold By ali
dFucplSta
, 1869-09-25
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Prince Arthur mt Niagara FnItss
NtAnARA FALLS, Sept A.-pIince Arthur has
arrived At the Clifton House.
, 1869-09-25

mc.-l:tsA. i saaE, i:is,t. TEX
Longitude sold After the seclnd heat for 500
IN the pool of q, CO., Laft!n EolLK Mt te7o Wood
ford Belle At 3lyt+ LarE1n sold after the tEfl heat
for 5000. with tho neId KonR for }3aA
netzoG IL very Sick, and VII NOT run tomorrow.
Hie recnyerJ Ia doubtful Should 10 recover he
will probably not run for n1ry months
General Phit Sher1dau was at The rxces
RACES At FNosFECT PARK.
NEW YoHk, Sept a{--At the Prospect Park
Fair Grounds. to-day, Ia a race, two-ntie heAta,
to Wagon. for n purse Of 1880 Old Put beal cup.
taiu Gill, In t:1V and t:iSk.
, 1869-09-25
AQUATIC.

The drst race Of the Washington Yncht Club, o!
Chicago, takes place This Afternoon between the
and the Siolante, By Captain {. W'eilR. The
yachts arc each tEeutJ-one ie~t tn length, a!oop-
riRTed, and will caEIJ crews Of eight zach, iii told
The start will be made at o CLOCK this afternoon
from kuAh street hridee, and the race Will eIteod
10 Milwaukee. Hn1ch 1t il expected 10 reach by
Sunday noon; the loscrs 10 pay a champagne sup.
per on Monday night.
, 1869-09-25

General Cnuby's Correspondents
With Lendtn vsrEtninns.
RICHMOND, Sept A.-Gtntfai CHnar has printed
his correspondence with prominent y1rE1niaps
relative to the test oath. The Ieste,B aho that
rs esfiy n JGne l0rh mouth before the election,
be had to reply to letter. OF inquiry, announcing
his intention Of requiring the oaih Of menbeza Of
the lHEt1I4tVfH.
, 1869-09-25

Chicago Window Shndn Company.
-Bellamy h HAsklns, 20 Randolph.sr Cloth,
Rustic, and Paper Shades, Cords, Tassels, etc.
The largest stock In the West
, 1869-09-25
mETEpRolQ lQeltAt.

Meteorological record tor Sept y, 1852. = re-
doiph ttieet, correspondent to tho smiihsoniau
lnsutute me nnal letter. age the lnt1als TOR the
words "veer1nz," " "gtnt.e, " high ndry,"
nrst atmosphere, q" raIn, and "xnow:"
, 1869-09-25
MARRIED.

RD-On the nd eust 1t S. Louis.
No, BY the Re- J. F. Ryan: Gtns;al J; ", rufner.
Blanche. daughter d Benz. A. Bou1ld. Es4.. of ST.
TL,rfa
, 1869-09-25
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Resolutions Of the Good TempsAEst
Grand Ledge, NJ Rsches&eT.
RocHEs7x1, Sept Sk-The Grand LodGe Of
Good Templ8as yesterday adopted plAtfotW
, 1869-09-25

Truth IL AtrnnEer thNu fiction, aud
the Truth IA that Or. Seth Arnoifb BAlsam has
cared more people Of Bowel Complaints than any
o&hft medicine sold for tnAt purpose.
, 1869-09-25

Roots nnd shoes at coat for 30 Days,
at Hamilton / Hoadieys, ls9 Lake street.
Pnpcr 3aanE1nEs and Window
ShAdez, latest stJles- Paints, oils, glass and
brushes, At F. E 1agnJ =. 81 Randolph street
, 1869-09-25

nIcvICKER'S THEATRE.
LAST PERFORMANCES OF
JOHN BROUGHAM.
Saturday evening and Saturday afternoon Matinee
lat performances OF
TIE RED LIGHT
or,Ihe Signal ofDanEer.
NED McDKRXoTF.-...-JoHN BRoUGHAM.
MONDAY.
FORMOSA AT MeVIUKER'S THEATRE
THE SOLE RIGHT PURCHASED from tbs Anthor.
WOODS MUSEUM.
FRANK E. Proprietor and Manager
Thls Saturday. afternoon 1t ~. evening at o'eleck
last performances d the only eompeto
FORMO6A,
Or, The Railroad TO Ruin.
With it, Beautiful Costnme~-Periccs Cast-Elesant
AppointDtnts-uutTersity Boat Raea.
In Prepasa sation, the neM Liah Drama-kATHLEEH
AAy0UANkEN: Oh, ST. PATRlck's EVE.
DEARBORN THEATRE.
Thls, Saturday, Sept. = the Ere1tet combination Of
talent Ih the world.
EMERSON l. INNINGS HINSTRELs.
Ghnhfn GAsnifh1s ! MATINEE; ;M .sp.n.
New SONGS, JOKES, BURLESQuES. &C., &c
NEXT WEEk-
FORMOSA In BLACK,
sos SASs ias:s - aissfREIs' Is fREEsaIsss' ''s ''e A1A"'
, 1869-09-25

aAS A&csgotIOG-.
, 1869-09-25
INFORMATION WANTED.

Ga: sSoas tss. spr.as os ~ - mtnoss "a
se,diez, .he =, .dops:d hy Eqases. ma .ho. If
q the ill Il moro r.ztrz.riy desired, ahe belns 20.
GtIsa e scrns rrppersJ. nov h tbe ha2ds of 4 ?.
70 vh4m q. lthe,s giving s-faaaatiou win plsale b
, 1869-09-25
SUBURBAN ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A0oO4k23&AH 44&k1l AaJA0AlJ l. 0Ah k944kAkks
Tor sALE-A SPLENDID COUNTRY RESI-
T. tcnee+ adjoining II the 1nn*t pleasant towns IN
Illinois 70 1nteAt ride hy daily trains from Chicago,
10 i land, y ,ndef I'd ieusr and euv .t!oa
c1Cctt u Af GpbrF; nvvtt falling spnk aud rlu
Cing fAttr large nicely dhlehcd lnaason tH1se o!
ten cellar and all enlercea in Iull view II
the lakc: two bAIns. Tenant hcil.r and nthcf out
h,tecs dnr bearing c1rhaEtt md nth ro!t E1rat
hnrEAin can be had a1d portion taken in city HtDp
eEty P,&Ar+Ainn given tmuIrtatcr. lndHfIe of SkT.
Block.
TOR sALE-AT RIDE rARK-yEw COTTAGE
l. house ard lot hcck t,utn drtEt: PER
Rms WATERMAN. AttnrneYe, 70 l.ASAllc-st
E>OR sALE-1 OTIS In sk1ENHR AND JuDD'S
Il tuodltIoD It EneItwcod. tn tslt nalchas very
rceap. I ffl- perfect. DttAEcc,- % niLutca YOUNG
RUWlEY ltp Madisou-at
TOR sALE-HOUBKs lots AND FAENs Ar
lard. is feet atoFt CtakA Frequent trains raofulnE
and night Inqulsr nj II Drarbnrn-t. O. j. 5FOUGa.
EOR sALE.-AT ESGLEToOD LOTS IN THE
T. Normal sehcoi fubdIvi-ien, $Dn Oaly twenty
Minutes rn Chicago: sixteen daily p.seenErr trina
1a ss5o e.sa "a ~ HrLBURD Co. & i.ss.tsst. Room
EoR sALE-AT .kNGLEwooD, 10 LOTS. NEAR
IL tho ifk tchoot bGnsc oc1rd II bargain.
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