, 1874-07-19

onstrates Chicago needs over any other place
the world, and then, if the Chief fails, let hl
retire forever; but let fair play be shown no,
and the criminal neglect and Incompetence IL
upon the shoulders where it belongs You,
very respectfully, ARTHUR G. DucAT
CHICAGO, July IL. 1874.
TIE WORK OF REBUILDING.
| It is almost too early to say anything upon thi
subject, for 1t is work which as whole mus
necessarily be slow. With few exceptions most O.
I the lots burnt out, we're owned by people wht
have little other property. Before they can bull
it will be necessary for them to adjust their In
suranco where they had auv, and to borrow
money. Lenders say that they anticipate de-
! maud, but not for week or SO. Or Of Stat
street it will neatly all bo rebuilt with dwellings,
for which there ia no immediate demand It
would be absurd to expect anything like
the desperate activity with which the
northern part Of the South Side waa
rebuilt IN 1872 It is not required, and
the uncertainty in regard to the extension
Of Dearborn street. the proposed widening of
Harrison, etc., will for time hays depressing
effect So far as State street is concerned, or
ders have been given that no building permits
be granted, except such Us provide for building
on the new line, and this, if adhered to, will
Save the city the necessity for paying for the
buildings damaged Az for the land to be taken,
1t will not cost very much, since the benefits as
sessed Will about equal the damages
Mention Ras made yesterday OF the proposed
rebuilding on the sites Of the st. James and
Woods Hotel. Yesterday morning Potter
Palmer began operations on couple OF brick
stores at tie corner Of Van Buren, street, which
will be fniahed = IN couple Of months. Nr.
and Stats. Charles A. Vogel will rebuild on
tho old site, as well as F. O'Neu aud the State
Street Savings Bank. Louis Hempel has also
taken out permit for brick building at No. 381
has been fairly commenced, but many, who are
ooang tnat state thas they nave not yet 1uily DE-
a ~. arc',;aets tan W. 10y o+ ~ ~, aaH
oualY oyerrnn yer with snplications for n1ans and it
is likely that the greater pa,t Of the work will be
done without calling in their aid
maoash ana Alchlgan avenues VIII not ne re-
ION c"re. Eli ha c,ehr 49, ~ ~ Shana ~
observation-disclosures. D. Webster l. Co.. moye back
tomorrow to their old place. Their loss Was
So,No' instead OF s2o'ooo' as before reported.
bonse on Th'rd aUanna Tbs - tortnuate teR
!, tJat !, III sta-t otna-s ~ .vtson ar,a ~,
honaes ara nm tha taalx nf consolidating ;rh;rd
and Fourth avenues into Dearborn street,
hard Job under any ncas-wi1 become
e1s1emely altIcult. 1ne 4ass suSges11on con
y.
~; ~ &c aees 1 ~ ~. au1 r. Az
ha..ae re "AT 80 ~ ~ " tu9
S alu ao
an noien ana 1wenty.seconu ooa ssseets enooio pe
!s ~ posao sa1a wv 1?eI w.t. ~ ge
.1im m4en GGse Itu ~ utlet ntae aa ne
~. Atao ~ ms propo.s1on " saA VI 20
1eo1 .Iones 'ug oo11os 49, W pay 4ot 1no Aanu
s.'s e p4oIp Ipet'' 80 80 ptea1ns
saape, 70 ~ holM 10y nsHo pus "ita soca
1err vsi,,h1e IN ptope.' o.id mU1 t ueeomo
sety saluAoIe. auu p7otecIon "ou1o 90 1o1-
oisneo l1om oig nles 70 very large territory OF
$40 AAe0' Ae'40e-eo w wv " ''A0 o01Ao ssAoe'
AEA1EF' AND AID.
The Offices OF the Belief and Aid Society were
;hronged again yesterday by applicants for as
,stanca but Mr. Truede,) vras pIad IN ranor. that
Ia da,,.nd ~ ha,r -. ~ ,ao., 80 ;,,s-..a;n
80 ~. .oAn "eo ~ .p171 Nv 4e1s"sns'
ma stated tnat ne thought the CLIMAX had been
cached, and that after Monday all the most !
,resslng cases would have been relieved. Fri
av the Society ertanded relief tn 5ea caaaa and |
"a ~, 90 oto =. ..a,. .s1;.:s - 49,: .Ae
'"'o oo' ~s'o70 - @Aaa' - He'1i''oa " snl5 /
aree number OF applicants "ere transferred to
he County Agent, who promptly responded to
Il demands.
YESTERDAY
ba rrn,bar ~ .,,,;,s+io,. ,sa .ho-,4 KIM .,a
- - ~ "eo1' wv 0na
10 money paio OUT aooot So.ooo. Inc ofnces OF
be Society will be opec to-day from O'Clock in
W ubIAiub uItu Ousk, uut CUiY pleaslQ9 cases
Ill be considered, as most Of the day viii be oc-
upled in balancing the books and preparing for
le work OF the new week At noon q commit
20 from the
HEBREW RELIEF AND AID SOCIETY
i'll meet Mr. Trusdell to discuss the claims OF !
10 Polish Jews, who resided in tho burnt dis
let, and TO devise methods for their permanent
,hef. Commissioner John Jones and a delega-
Oh will also have an interview With Mr. 'rrus- |
Ill in the afternoon touching the needs Of the
,lored people.
Mr. Tfusdell anticipates little difficulty in DEAL
II With either of these se,tiona NJ fho cnno. |
hlIa be- could ave no defir;ts nfoq1nat;on ' 1u, ~
10 point Yesterday ho Thought TINT tha anp1i- |
nts next week would be mainly composed Of
SAt1vE-sohs AMERICANS,
,Va ena,,t ~ ,ost ~, oas