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Ter account. Mr.. WIN. j. GOLDEN. so long connected
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This Institution. under the direction of the Grey
Nuns from Canada offers to young ladies all the adva.
tages of thorough English and FIench education in
GLIDING both the useful and ornamental.
The magnificent new building just erected, in the
immediate vicinity of extensive parks, commands q
complete Wow of the City, Lake and surrounding
scenery while the climate is remarkable for its sau
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Corner of Prospect and Porter Avenues,
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, 1874-07-17

The TRIBUNE desireB to return thanks tc
Measrs. Waltes.p. Dean, John T. Whito, aud
Harry Toitau (tho lust named OF the Burlington
Hasrkeye) for yal1ablo assistance gtyen its 70.
portors on the day mud night OF the fro.
hIr. Andrews, pawnbrokor, WAS mate motor
ious by paragraph to the otEoot that he a,lned
himHof with sword and kept guard over Ills
property. mad that he cut young man Ia tho
leg. Mr. Andrews did nothing OF tho sort. md
justly obiecta to tho cutting aud slashiug rapu-
tason OF q dragoon on foot.
I,l.ero is a largo quantity of property at sey-
ora! police stations. takon froE. porsolla oil tho
nlglt OF tho Tito, and returned by exprossnon
aud teamstors who layo failed to ilnl the owl.
crs Bnce. Those who liavo lost their ofroots Ly
removal should Gull at the Central Police Station
and nuke inquiry.
III our lssno Of July Ii was given the liut of
buildings destroyed. Nos. esq, 2s4, anil 236
Wabash avenue, occupied by Our FuesiI.
FFteHI, Neiu EUcenu,tt, Northeastern lu,ui,er
man, md N. T. smith. The building occuniod
ny tAoln WIS Hayod. heluy damaged hit AlightIy.
anu they aro tra'lsAotlng busiuoHs ~ usual,
THE rosT-oFF1oE.
Iostnaatar Macarthur ia engaged with largo
force q ,hon " preparing Ilonoro Block for lho
Post -Ollicc. Tile hasoment, first, seoona, and
part of the third floors OF tic nosti,
ha!f OF tho building will ba occupied,
and, owing to the unfinished condition
Of the interior, the work Of preparation
Is greatly asslusod, AZ thoro ars few partition
, 1874-07-17

:. From the apove diagram It vii! be scon that
tie patrolman would ut no time bo mora than
two blocks distant from l!oBo-dopot, which. aro
represented by the stars; aud, upon discover
Ing q Tire, or herring an alarm within his beat,
could not very promptly. or courBe, hydsauts
Or tlro.p,uga would be placed at eyory corner, 70
nrrange. as to recsive dozen lines Of hoBe, and
aahohargiug as n1any streams. II necessary. PoH-
aibly two tiremcl might DO thought Insufficient
for 10 large territory but, with tho aid OF
othorn wl!o would bo III Adtoining districts, and
tho citizens residing in tue vicinity, 1t ii be.
lieyod that iii most cases, tiros could be extn-
gulsssoa before, nnttor Tho proseut Bystonl, one
steaMor could 6o brought to tho spot
Ilsose suggestions aH to tho detailed working
OF slch ByBtom ayo necessarily very Imperfect
aud incomplete. oyeu II unobjectionablo; but it
WIN not my purpose to do moro In this commits
nicatlon than to call intention to tho necess,fy
and pracficabtlity OF having stea,n tiro-ongillo
With capaclty to throw ma1ly streams Of water
a!togys at oycry 1nan's door; and that. too, ut a
mucll loss expenHo than lilo present systoin.
which narer eau DO malo to supply tl,ia want.
ou1oAoo, July 10. 1871. JULIUS Wu1rH.
, 1874-07-17

Tho contomp!Ative resident Of Chicago, or
the curious visitor thoroto, can learn m
instructive lcHson in tho fine art Of cotl,
flagratlon, In which this city is ptotl-
cient, by making tour of that portion Of
the South Sido between Taylor and Twonty-see-
ond streota. and between Wabash ayonue and
tho South Branch Of tho river which yet remains
to bo burned. 10 any poraon who studies tho
ground, tho wondor will bo, not that the Chey-
enne diatrict and some Of tho nno avenues got
ecorchol, but TINT
ANY PORTION OF THE SOUTH DIVISION
las 20 long ososped destruction. Tho housss
are, almost without exception, tho worry worst
class OF flro-sraps, especially OH South
Clark street, Third and Fourth ave.
nucs. mud State street. There ia au
occnaional brick building just a..flloieut to throw
into bolder roliof the miserable styl Of archi-
tccturo-lt only for the backwoods-whci ci, pro-
walls. between South Clark straet and the
river, from tho limo Of Harrison street, tloro s
MASS or TnuMpERY sl1ASrlEs.
wooden coal-sheds lumber, fsoight-cara, aud
nder-bo1 "o!lccs" frtghtfnl to contemplate.
aho uld fire, with strong wind, start III that
rogion during the dry sausont It would be task
Of great magnitude to prevent another disaster.
The city would bo again doplosed to tho tuno Of
neyerul millions worth Of property, and the
business section would bc most cruelty joopar-
died. This soction
BETWEEN HrATE AND CLARK sTAEETH.
bounded aa already stated, Ia not 1nuul better.
A wo0don distillery is in full blast within 10
rodH of whore the lAte tiro started, md al tho
citizens around say that 1t is the cradle Of III
other fire,
Tho pooplo WHO inlabit this torribo region
arc speaking gsnora}ly. Ut the worry lowest md
poorest oaBHea Of society. They arc Dohe-
insanH, Seaudinayiaus, Irish, German, and
EthtoElans. i.early all Of them stopped to tile
lips III poverty, aud hardly ub!e 10 improve taoir
condition. Of course tho unfortunate people
cas'uct lolp being poor, but tho oxstonos Ut
their lnlammaDlo abodcB III ronBtant MONACO
to tho oty, aud, in justice it must DO ul4led, tito
coal ofllceH,
sIIEDS, AND Lu2InER-YAnpB
Rr0 not whit loBH dangerous, antl should rc-
colye tlo special attention of lie CITY authorities
forthwith. 10 long as this natoria! for speedy
obstruction exists, thes0 eau bo 10 roollug Ut
security III this community. Chicago mny piIo
up palace aftor palace, but tho ahantios and
!unbor-yarda are 0yer rcady to throw their sinla-
tor shadow upon them. robiug them in tho gur-
monts Of ashes and doath. Dafoyo our
Hroat Rebellion 1t used to 10
asked whothcr 1t would not ho bcttor
f9r our Government, following tho example OF
eho british, to buy up tho eEayes ra!l,or than
hayo tho problen submitted to tho arbitramcnt
OF the world To-day 1t ~ = question with Iii
, 1874-07-17

many DOW and double plugs; but thoro should
10 ITO stopping OF this work until oyory part of
tho city Ii fully protected.
Olr ~hter-worka arc cortainly mitch moro
oitlcient now ti1an over before. There WAS m
actual pressure OIL tho pipes at tho
stroot 1ovol on Washington street, T,cstny
night whom tho i1ro-cngnos woro working
to their utmost capacity, Of over twenty pounds
per squire inch, gufI,cont to rait, a column of
water about 90 feot, aud thiB was at tl1no when
w y ~ m1fo mopartnent was drawing from 10000 to
l290o gallons from tho nlainH por minute
Exportonco 1laa shown TINT tho extinuuiBhiup
capacity Of stream of wator from a fire. ongno
Increases In a,i tnvorso ratio with tin square Of
tao !eiRth OF hoso. Illus, q stream through
ro!lablo as Il t!io sano Wator parsed through SIX
hoct'onH (30o foot). Thia mny soe,u too rroat
dfHerenco. but taking into account tho Inc1eagod
,t i,n'o ~ gettf to work. labilltyof bursting md
handling, diminished friction Of wator, sud ali
tho various 1nislapB tllat nre likely to occur. ca
poclaly whom tho hoso Inns to bo raiscd to u high
point, mud this fs found to 10 correct rule 10
n'at,tH and lnauy liro-puss IL thns mado Obvious.
Tho .rraEoht aim OF tho City Engineer Which.
by enlarRinB mains and getting the AshLaud
avenue works in oporutio.n, should soon bo ac-
throughout tho city at al scasons Of tic yonr Of
tltty rous to the square incl at tho lalo Lowell,
IIb will iilBHre column Of water conducted in
pipes OF over QUO llsntre1 feot high in alulost
as TINT wiore thls fro originated would 1nalso
plug streain IMPLY strong to, extinguis, tho flro,
nnd with nianB but1loaMtly largo to lioop up tic
hoad OF water, would bo fully III oficlont
At tug start OF lire, WHOM most needed.
as II played through all engine, principally for
the rausos1 tlat they cau bo l,andfod with more
celebrity. Tho t!lMo consumed Ill connecting M,
engiuo+ though but 1ittlo is BAyod WHOM Tint
, 1874-07-17

rt,, n, annna na r. ,n1Is III @ S.seTs7 HtlaottuT.
day that tho great fire flashed over tic wires q
co'agEatou n;at Threatened to lay tho whole city ln
aRl'ea. and did destroy III few short hours tho
great business ccntro and then swept over miles
VI territory leaving only Scared and blackoned ruins.
AM now ths news conos again Of 4 city on are, and
away by the hnnd Of the destroying auge Dulings
have baon sacrificed blown up, tho ta as eca fought
obly eo11rageously mud at last thu welcome news ii
flashed the wires TINT the eud IL under control
Poor doomed Chicago The taies to bo lii their
oloment when they encounter tho ao'id blocks and
nquares aud the buildings Of asone, br!ck, aui rou8
fAae away Ike reea before tempest. God help them
aud give tlcm some uew uowcr to control the duya.,
tltiuu ialueH.
, 1874-07-17
that could DO polluted out whore fro under

that could DO pointod out whore fro under
ouch hoadway might awoop tho olty. We should
take tho money that no propose to uHo to build
the Court-1fouso, aud turn It to tho purpose OF
paying for CONDEMNED wooden buildings in tic
path Of ttangor, nnd I,avo thom torn down. It III
groat pity that tho fire limits wcro not oxtond-
oil, ana hare only Inst week I heard on tho hest
authority that tlloy were talking Of contracting
thom OH tho Nurth Sido. It would prohnbly
lnve boon domo II IL Ind not boon for Tho fire. Il
"Yon cxpect tho National Bonrtt OF Untlor-
writers here, I bollove What will tl,oy do 7"
~ cannot tell. Thsy will probably iuyeati-
gate tho whole mattos Of tho fire, md conclude
on some decided policy"
VI beliere they visited DoHton, Did t!,oy
effect eny changes thero?n
" Yes, thcy did. That WAS Mt tho last fro Il,
HoHtotl* They incroasel tho number of ouE,ioB
by twolvo or l!ftoon, and tho number Of 1aun to
each engine from four TO twelve. Thoy also Ind
tio Department put unlor Tho control of another
rs the Department thoro separate institu-
tiun from tho City GovcrnMout ="
icH:. It III not nnlBr tho local authoritfos,
boliovo."
THE LoBsEg.
On tho subject Of losaoB tho insurance men
havo nothing. nav to report, tho nRureB pub
iiHlled yesterday boing substantially correct.
Tho total loss, aB noasty aB eau DO estimated iB
Jit&le over three md quarter millions.
, 1874-07-17
HoW TEE NEWS WAS RECEIVED
ABROAD

Fran The 81. louis Nemaeraf.
Lac news OF Ch!caBo'a second diHastroua visitation
W hre which reached hero by Assoclau,l Press a,,
was nude known between aud O'Clock lust eyeuiun.
creAteu Il profound sCl1Bation, -
"Ueago u being uguin destroyed" went from lin tn
up, aud expressions OF sincere rcgrot went up fiotn
every heart. ltaports carred almost will The
speed Or lightning, aud au the hotels aud uulonns
formed thu chief top!u OF conversation Tie various
nsw,spaer o!lscea wuro sought for tho latest nows
fore was dispensed In liko nn1,ner Even 10 distant
portions Of tue city the tiduyH spread, aud citizcs
Jumped iuto vehicles anl downtown 10 learn lis
u, NO man felt worao over thu conNaRration tlan
tEe etieient Chief ot our own Fire Department, IT,
with eAYernesa 1o received tccuran in etfent sxk
ing hl1a Il reqaiaiton for ad from tho it. LN!s
sy le ronlIa CI IN s ta unesa s Without mon,ena
tenaud, It seeed necessary aud lis call ca1uo, to
send engines on. with Assistant Jui Uaitno In cha;ree
Thought special train would leaye tor Qhrpuo during
to @ n,G t hut near midnight word roacl,sd dart SAY
ts ill., t sf1 xepd pfo6aby 1s es ~ ro
iaoident occurred IN tho searcl attcs Ee-nows worthy
ors IL st!nR s tut Gssips ls Se
WIS in ths st. J.nes Hotel buiiding Just Ut ,ho mo.
sn o. tao Inquiry tho dispatches stated tat the st.
Atuut % oclock Dispatch easu. from t,s post-
Mak'ar ta M o. CAieago 70 Postmaster lley. requesting
tat W th9 slar1 ai1-b01eb land bu forwarded w
!ne aghsa train. However, thiH dalmtch can.e too
ass ,a sepy I wh bis sssz but tls
HAottos 'AH tAeiH EFetAEea 5uE AA3 tliCtlai {F&lh
tAat 11Af!t leaSe during the night. for the ilrst
trl!u In the morning. This waH f0r The rr,t,se Of
soadng tho aa out Of tho burning eisy for 1atrbu-
Tho different Aotol.regateEs contained special dis
ratclea fro tho scra1 Of tbs ganagstoll, rccoyuA
q saslos hours Informing tho guests Ut tue rrosro4Y
aud businesa men Of Glrago woro In ths city last
night, Who upon receipt of tho torrhls news crowded
the tsIegsnH. In vain eneasora to sond or re-
crafty Etnwn until utter tho departure of tls inlsl
uAllt tr4!. tirsa Imrtica ud resources but to
1,lain oyor until this morning,
, 1874-07-17

and destroyed wooden wallis as we'll as bricl!
onos, They wore, In fact. land torpodoo1, and
wore csaontial to Tho department.,
T. CommHaloner. Klokko thought the way to
Fn,'szo, In addition to the various branohos OF
tho Hcrvleo,
A conrs OF sArrnns AND MtsERs.
under the direction Of 4 skillful oflcor, who
should DO furnished With powtlur, torpodoos,
chains, and grarplingirons, md all the apparatus
nee1ot for demollshing anything, from hahantJ 20
marble ilve-story building, ill . fow minutes. I'll
ngroAt fire there waB only ono way Of stopping
tho course Of tho flames, antl this was 1t.
Commissioner Sherilan acquleBccd IN this boz
llet.
Commissioner Klotko mndo another euggcs-
tion. Iloro should be formed a. soon as pos-
~pible.
:, 4 yolusrEEn COMPS
under tho diroct command OF sono ablo man, to
cooperate with tho trained mud patd or
gan,zation. to bo called upon only, on
araorecncios; those must be drilled md dis,
oipliuod with euro mud attontion.. furnished
with cortnin apparatus. md hold roady. \ mova-
alont was alseatly on foot among tho athletes of
tho Turner Societies to organize at once. Tho
Germans Of theao institutions Wcro mon OF
musclo, strong, Athletic and fairly disciplined,
aud could render immcnuo sorvlce If properly
handled. Let them DO hold for general alarm,
md aid In pulling down buildings.
Tho vioWs OF tho North-Sde Commissioner
we,e heartily oonourred In by h,B colleagues.
r.
two of routine business to question
C1tlEF-niA1ts1AL Hl:NNEtl.
.neportor1;;Do YOU think tho Department is aH
efficient NE It should boz
Dnnror-I do not.
Reuortor-You laro heard these suggestions
from air. Klokhe and othora. What do you think
Of them?
Dsnncr-rloy cover tho Same ground az so1no
-.gYestia"s took tho liberty Of urging yeara
st have d forco of nlBn to blow mp
h,vfriI wn buildings, and wp 11llHt have tho
!, W.: ~ 10 it With. We must hnsu stronger
shnin apparatus than our hook-and-laddcr cjin-
pauieB have.
Reporter Would this add strength to the De-
partnont
Bennor.-It would eivo us just what We neod.
mud what everybody u beginning to SOC we need.
Heportor-Whet othor reform Ia necessary III
-FOUR iudgment2
Bcnncr-For tho public to nndorstand that
hromon aro unfortunately not made Of cnst-iron,
and tint after fighting fire for twoye or fifteen
hours tLoy bcgiu to play out. Nc lilaBt lavo a
reserve force to take tie place ofthoso who are
worm: ~St166f*
1sepo.'.< lat olga2
Benne1-MGro engines.
Reportes-Arc Nos. and 21 hopolcesly ru-
lned2
Donucr-No, Hlr. Thcy will bo at work again
In 4 Weck.
Roporter-How many new ones laR tho Com
mon Council allowed you?
Commissioner Shosldau-Tour moro.
Commissioner Klokke--Tho sooner then wo
got theso ongines III their houses the safer tile
city will DO,
Tho subject Of examining the condition of tho
Fire Department., Of testing the capacity Of tho
engines, thoir streams, rapidity Of raisiug
steam, md general management. WINS discussed.
1t WIS determined to have
a COMPETITIVE ExAstINATiON
Saturday, at q o'clock, when suction will be had
from tho River. tho different companies being
present. mud the steam reduced to n minimum
pressure previous to starting.
, 1874-07-17
FIRE ITEMS.

| IA4s4+ A4I1uls3.
All italian woman pcrnmhliateY LaSa1la etreet
With hand-organ OH wl,eols, between tlo
handles Of which d baby III strapped III o shawl.
Tho hana-organ IL Bcorchct and blistorod bv tho
heat, but nnconsunlod. 1t is, indeed, q sud
| sight.
How would 1t do TO call tho recent event II Thu
Littlo ohcago F1ro." to distinguish it from "Tho
Big Clicago Firo" that took place tl,roo voars
| ago?
Tho osprcau-drtyer Of the poriod-"Do vol
waut to eco yonr family begCarod boforo your
faco7 Wako up mud 10 munl I'll Bayo Won
for s5Ol'
It is understood that tho comet drcw q yorv
! slim house Tuesday night.
An Hebrew of tho MISUNDERSTANDING his buaf-
ncas, cheap c!othor- moved four warou-loa,ls
Of clothing from North Clark Htreot. up ncar
Lincoln Park, over to tho vicinity Of Nav mud
Randolph streets, Tuesday night. On being &c.
costed as he moved tl1om back Wednesday morn.
ing he statetl tllat ho had not been afraid, hit
lis brother had Thought the insurance COMPANY
/ might bl1rat.
Permissible exaggeration Of barkeopor next
morning" Hump inc up? You bot tley did
On tho Keen jump from o'clock till wo put tic
shutters up at4. Took my meals In Tho air,
AiaElng no change for nobody, no matter how
giyo us tue cool stand-on aud we hadn't tlmo to
club him. 6pigots in them baor-barrols rod.lot
from friction, aud tho beor billing hot. You
Ao''l a'o
Noticoablo-The immonBe increase Of tran-
aent newspapers deposited on The street letter
boxes since Wednesday, lust.
How tho citv woa sovca-a,v s1,or,,.,
prominent citiyon jao,;tmr. tx sar n ,,a os
only opo wo lad 10 save tho oe s's% sontn ,,at so iIo
waH to. etc. Aud run over to bonner aud eays
I: Mat, it's no uHo. All this has rot to 70.
Nov you just bring your engines oYer horo aud,
etc.. Ard says bonner: by =, Alderman,
etc. Aid that's how tho South Side was sayod,''
Thu ahortnosa of tt,a ,votsr-o,,,,,,,, ,,a T., -,
probability owing to l,o rovidanr ysoI w. ~, oaaa ~ ~
On lie WAIT Side Win fcared IL" WaiorW ". Wor,
g .,d niIy fo t nSGnna .roa Mo . came aoe at
tc"n ounrtr,,,;an l., H. saT9 81 " "n.ei ~ tuo
sinE wcrcn had Sonn ~ ,,a,ad a 49, II poa'a a on Tue
md tInworo IN ,ho nnnuo ot ~ aoS .IS It9GaoEy S
tuI,csa " s ,rfn ieaSo to o1ess sho Thought
' ~ ~ A'7 "Aso'
The holSlt Of thonghtfnness for others was
manlfestod Iuesday night last by 4 German lady
com ia her gardon on Throop street. "Mcn," H."
said she, the chccry swash from her Aoso being
unllcard ut sunset, and tllat fact buiug comment.
ed upon, ''water .mino garden-lot this night
f,,a1 %hen down m there h.n1an peoples Is to death
tempting proyidence!"
Exnericnco NJ a cor.dr;vor -, 7yoat w., nuuon
street-"You soe Nil tj"m nn'e, ' hns",,g h",gn
on tue West sie wns dnwn nj tn 3,ra 'd ta
wonld hnrr ,,n ou r.u ca,,,t a cue woie to%n
thew INK aat ~ nau ~ sa,s soa no heWs: 10
last chr rn in W viii i thec M gan m our
thoir hoa,a nd ovar,, .alo~n ovoy
rim o,,t s, sn oSetS car anas eano along they'd
now now III ~ anu say' ~ sir "hoto 's the lire
"o"'
at loaet ono class Of the population profited
rIlA1l iufn n HA1on, Fono .,,.t.x. o...1