The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

nv "Au GOV oiucs ucaI Lkvclh VU0UD
VARIOUS MANUFACTURING INTERESTS
and planning mills pork packing, Ic. Tho Re-
man1cr Of the CITY, with certain exceptions, serves
nestle wants require. 10 pcturs all this wonderfu-
brilliant powerful city Of yesterday. with its imam
out TO the remote quarters OF tue EARTH its markse
quotations and opinions among ourselves. it, ppces
CO asscne noSs a -
TO CHINA AND JAPAN.
and its personal family ttes every here pIscticay
ening to contemplate. Il Is sadly irOnfeat com
menlary on the old emigration song winch ran,
Bring your family out West
II good hath you would enjoy
70 he State o. iniaok
The PrIncIpaI Bsildinss Destroyed.
Among the buildings known TO b destr0yed-soe
particulars OF which holocausts our news columns
must be reads
THE COURT HOUSE,
not very imposing but solid structure. of LockpoEo
limestone, which stands in the most central square
in the city. It was built In 1856, but stnce 49,
date 1t has had two wings added to It, for. like -
city, 1t needed expansion. THIS did mot much ~
prove Its appearance, but IL was thought safe morn
the ravages Of the IRE nend. Facing the Court
House stood the sumptously fitted
SHERMAN HOUSE,
one OF the principal hotels OF tho city, built G
AC0on6 marOto, ana costing $4OO,OOO,
THE WESTERN UNION rBLEGRAPH
building. two blocks away, was another Of ~
doomed edinccs.
CRosBY's OPERA HOUSE,
finely constructed and costly theatre on wasninGA
ton, between State and Dearborn, having fronsago
Of lao feet ana running back ITO feet. It was oo-
pleted IN 1886, at cost OF $4,000
AvIOARs THIArRg,
on Madison, between State and Dearborn, was M
very imposing edlnce, but viii hold seat In tho
remembrance Of those who have witnessed COED
plays well played within It's walls.
FREMONT HOUSE,
. large, nrst class hotel stands at tine cornerse
Washington and dearborn Streets and was patEoD-
ICED By the aristocratc circles of the West 4
FAREWELL HALL
one OF the largest and most famous lecture au4
meeting halls in the country, which will easily soa6
1000 persons stands ON Madison street. betWoow
THE CHAMBER or COnMxRcs
built Of Athens marble. IN the modern Mallan
beautiful building In this Is Che Board Of fraia
Ral. sumptu0usly Furnished brilliantly iighte0 80
$s anS:a s z 81
| ture Y the West.
!, vo,ro. c sosns- ~ aSp ns POST OPTIC.
| building, buls Of Athens marble. 81 n
THB UNION DEPOT.
| though not handsome, WAS solid bulldlnG and -
the light Of Its uscfulncss Will be hindrancs 70 the
| resumption OF business.
which are probably destroyed, stand at the land enc
| OF the Michigan Lake tunnel, which supplies th0
piece Of sSgSesrns but also as an %
cct Of great Interest Permits to visit i are granted
s Fl s wss THESE q ca
] gincS are OF themselves worth Q VISIT This nu0
TOrx Tss cCnlms s1 March IS. isss ana con-
length Of the tunnel is miles The lake serminsg
visited. 1t Is composed OF timber securely boitcd
together and e forty feet long ana pentagonal .
were used IN It's construction Upon the top Of sns
Of The ann =
circular "a form. being feet inches in height and
feet, requiring the removal Of -I Sssrix
xSon. four milton bricks we're assa 'A
the construction Of the tunnel the boz
nary level OF the lake. and the bottom suriaos Of lSo
tunnel descends westward 70 the shore shan e the
work was sans, 49, but the whole cost inciusvs a
the iightn0use and improvements to the presene
works, win probably reach $l,ooo,ooo.
Heavy Lesser.
At the Academy of Music last night during tno
entr'acss might observed Mr.. Crosby, proprietog
OF the Opera House, Chicago, surrounded BY sympa>
thizing friends, himself apparently the least movs0
OF all. fet even with his calm exterior. one mlghe
observe occasionally signs OF tho distress OF nina
that preyed upon him. lie said that he had mado
every exertton and spared no expense %
have his opera house the handsomest e.
Enlistment Of the kind in America dug.
ing the coming season Of opera. Thousands
o. dollars were spent upon the ,enovson snd
1t was TO have been formally opened last night 81
Theodore Thomas full orchestra and Miss Aarlo
Krebs, the pianist. 1t was engaged for every woek
commencing with the present one. right TO the enG
OF the season. The loss Is almost irreparabe to tt
travelling concert and opera troups this winter.
A.-The Gsvmen A9er!csn Be.k, 10
Broadway. New York. ocsober lsn-Ihs Bant wf g
ns s o
'''"-'''' - '-'--' 8. q. scHREISER, Cashier.
A chASrios SAFES,
Isl Broadway corner MURRAY &rss
A.-Phaion'. New rssfsmss,
and aw WIFI ROSE sosx-
Chance for Working Men.-In Order -
enable ID: ms.nS, and Industrial classes 70 wtcss -
the price OF admission % 50 cents children csnis
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