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, 1876-11-12
TIE TWO DROMIOS.
4 STRIKING COINCIDENCE.


a coincidence something more than queer has
recently been developed in this city. The case
referred to is that Of firm who advertise
themselves as ". Young & Co., aud who are
located At No. 2239 West Van Buren, street. The
colncidenrc lies in the fact that there happens
to bc another firm called William, Young d Co.,
whose namc is well known from Omaha to
Liverpool, and whose transactions in grain arc
among the heaviest in this country.
1t was about week ago that one of j. N.
bfadstreet's men called at the office OF William
ioung d Co., in the Merchants Building. alr.
Il. ". Dunta'n, the managing partner, was
there Said the commercial agent:
8Do you know that there is q firm in town
doing business under your name7''
*sNo," ;" said Mr.. Durham. :.
We'll, there is. Their address is ". Young
& Co., No. 233 West Van Burcn street. NC
have been flooded with inquiries about them
from our country correspondents"
II remember, now that yon speak Of it,'
said Mr.. Dunham; tone of our letters came to
us the other day after q loug delay, and it WAS
opened. and omit was written opened BY mis-
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The Rev. DR.. Ryder is just at present located
pretty squarcly on the fence. Some five Year,
ago be was offered the Sccrctarysl,ip Of the Gen
eral Convention Of Univcrsalsts Of tho United
States, but he felt that his field of labor would
not permit acceptance. Recently he has re,
cciyed a similar call, aud certain disagreeablc
complications in his church here rather led hin,
to believe that perhaps he had better accept the
second call Ills parishioners arc anxious for
him to remain, and to induce him have adopted
the following resolutions:
Rfso!ued, That In pastoratc Of seventeen years,
the Rev. DR.. Ryder has not only endeared himself
to his parish its pastor, but las convinced all Of
his ability as an adviser, both cautious and cour-
ageoue.
Thnt we have learned with regret Of any DISPOSE
tion on his part to 1eayc for any other field Of
labor. That VIC earnestly beseech him to dismiss
from his mind any thought but 1hAt of continuing
in the pastoratc OF st. Paul's Church.
THAT VIC hereby promise and pledge to him our
cordial and earnest support and promise to follow
him in Il trucr consccraton to a1 he shall point
out as our duty Us members Of his church AMI
parish.
DR.. Ryder expresses himself as willing to re-
main provided the church debt be paid and Ger
tain unimportan details be settled to his salts
faction. There Was @ caucus of friends ut his
residence last night, but nothing was determined
upon, and his final decision iu the matter will be
rendered from his pulpit this morning.
, 1876-11-12
DRAKE'S GAME DINNER.

IHkNTf-f1HST Annual CELEBRATION,
TwentF-one years ago, Mr.. John B. Drake,
now Of the Grand Pacific Hotel, but then the
proprietor Of the I" Old T1emont House, con-
eeived the idea Of fayoring his guests and
fricnds>with ssgame dinner" The first one
was success, and each succeeding year
has seen one Of them; until the Skill OF the
cook and the facilities for obtaining material for
such meal having increased with years, one of
John =. Drakes game dinners is a marvel.
The Twenty First Annual was given last night at
S O'Clock, and surpassed all Of its predecessors
in elegance; IN variety Of game, in all tho ac-
cessorics, and in attendance. There were thirty
kinds OF game, and there would have been more
had not tue unreasonable warm weather pre-
vented transportation from great distances.
Plates were set and Invitations issued for ass
persons, and it is noteworthy fact that 425
ayailed themselves Of the opportun-
ity to partaKe Of Mr. Drake's
hospitality Just here it might not
he amiss TO mention the fact that Mr. D. B.
Cooke, of Keene, Cooke & Co., has attended
every one Of the twenty-one dinners, and will
Undoubtedly attend as many more as Divine
Providence shall see fit to allow. The Ladies'
Ordinary OF the hotel was beautifully decorated
with rich flowers, and the windows were filled
with rare plants. In the centre OF the room
was fountain, the base OF artificial stone,
covered with moss, md the basin lined with
pebbles and aqua1ia rocks. The tables, set In
the highest style Of the waters art were won-
uers In themselves; dressed with flowers. fanci-
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AND NO FHDSPEGT OF GETTlSG IT,
The banner Republican precinct OF the
Twelfth Ward is in want Of light, and last even
ing the citizens thereof, in considerable NUM-
ber, met at the corner OF Polk street aud West
ern avenue to discuss the important question,
and tahe the necessary steps to convince the
West Chicago Gas Company that it would be to
its interest to lay mAin along the avenue, and
sundry smaller pipes along thu cros5-stfects.
The meeting !, was called to o;dsf by b
Clancy as Chairman and G. ". Reed as
Secretary. Mr.. ca,npbel} reported IRON
that he had waited upon Mr.. Billings, OF the
West Chicago Gas Company, a:u that lle had
signifcd his willingness to put in ulain. but
would do nothing in the matter until the trouble
between his Company and the city had been
settled. The question Of .'more light" was
then discussed informally at some length.
Mcssrs Montgomery, Campbell. and Mathews
were subsequently appointed i committee On
resolutions, and Mcssrs. HALLS, Caldwell, Rhodes,
Sage, Van Brunt and Mathews a committee to
circulate petitions to be laid before the Council,
both to report at 4 future meeting. Another
1ncctinc in the same interest will be held at the
same place Wednesday evening.
, 1876-11-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS

| Nfckels can be had In any quantity on appIi-
cation at the counting-room OF TIE TRIBUNE
| Office.
| The Rev. s. McChcsney will preach on the
"PrcsidentiaJ Elcction' at the Park Avenue
Methodist-Episcopal Church.
There will be a general meeting of the Citi.
zens' Association at the rooms, No. 80 Mer-
| chants Building, Tuesday, at 7:3O p. N.
There are to be lunches given bY the ladies' Of
! Christ Church Bishop Cheney's) at 6f LaSal1e
| street, northwest corner Randolph, beginning
Wednesday.
The next regular meeting Of the Chicago So
cicty of Physicians and Surgeons will be held at
the Grand Pacific Hotel Monday evening. The
business will be 4 report of the Lecturer On Oh
| stctrics and Diseases Of Women and Children.
The ANNUAL meeting Of the Chicago Athennum
will be held at its hall, 65 Washington street,
Monday at s p. N. The exercises will consist OF
installation OF officers, reports, and addresses.
Eminent laymen and clcrgymen have been in-
yited to participate.
Gen. F. T. Sherman has succeeded in securing
a location for the Filty-Seventh Regiment Colo
ii The Tetritoiy o2 Arizona. Soldiers or Citizens
wishing to join this Colony can attend the meet
Ing in room II, 1853 Madison street, Sunday next
at 2 p. m.
Tuesday evening the Rev. Arthur Richie,
Rector oi the Church OF the Ascension, proposes
to deliver ut Marines Hail, Chicago avenuc,
near Clark street, a lecture on Art. All who
know Mr.. Ntchie are we'll aware OF his ability to
invest his subject with living interest. OF
course there arc those who care nothing for Art
or any kindred matter; but there is large cle-
ment in Chicago society which has q Keen appre-
citation Of whatever tends to culture and refine
mcnt; and to such, as well to Mr. Ritchie's ns1-
mcrous personal friends, the forthcoming lect-
, 1876-11-12

full pyramids, designs, etc. The dinner itsel
was the crowning feature. Following is the
| MENU.
! Game. Chicken Broth.
| FISH.
Baked Rcd-snapper, Port Wine Sauce.
Eeg of Mountain Sheep. Deer Tongnc;,
! Buffalo Tongue.
| Rib OF Buffalo. Saddle of Bear
Saddle ot Antelope. Saddle Of Black; Deer.
WA Tucfsy ssk Duck pF1i:e Wi chjesen ;dese
Black Duck. Spotted Gronse.
Red; head Duck Blue billed Widgeon, I'D con,
~ nroad billed Duck. "
BnoLEn.
Jack snipe. Fox Squirrel.
Gray Squirrel Quail Partridge.
Ragout Of Squirrel, a ia FRANCHISE.
Black-bird Pic. American style
Venison Steak, with Mushrooms.
English Hare, Hunter Style.
ORNAMENTAL p1snEs
Black Birds on j Tree.
Galentine Of Pastrfdges' IN Nest.
- ~ Boncd Quail iii Feathers.
Les Pigeons Domestique sur Ia ss Gfpnge. ~ ,,,,o
Canard Truds, au Nuturclle.
The immense halls had been cleared and pre-
pared Tor the dance after dinner. The music
was furnished by Hands orchestra
AMONG THOSE PRESENT
were Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Blackstone, John
Crerar, Nelson Ludington, Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Il. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Goodcll, Mr.. and
Mrs: George Judd, Of Springfield; Mr.. and Mrs.
L: b. Subway, Alr. and Mrs. Wicker, Mr. and
Mrs. Scyton, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Fargo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kellogg, Judge and Mrs. With
row, Judge and Mrs. Drury, Dr.. and Mrs. Saw
yer, air. and Mrs. Scott, afr. and Mrs. Harry
Spears, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rhodes, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. T. Crane, Alr. and Mrs. Martin Ryerson,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Eastman, Mr.. and Airs. j.
n. Durand. Gen. Horace Porter, Mrs. Sankey,
Thomas Nluruoch, T. ". Hcidinkooper, Of Penn
sylvania; Mr.. and Mrs, W. W. kiln5,all, Mrs. K.
Meldrun,, MIR. and Mrs. f. 7. Watkins, Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Brewster, Mr.. and
Mrs G. Farnsworth, Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. Irving
Pearce. afr. Benjamin. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Parmelee, Judge T. Lyle Dickey, Miss L. A.
Reynard, Of Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. John G.
Hafnes, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bcardsley, DR.. and
Mrs. McFiekar, Mr.. and Mrs. D. f. Cameron,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Northrup, the Hon. John 4.
Logan, wife, and daughter Mrs. Barrett, Miss
Fish, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Emory, W. Il. Kellogg,
". Keep, ". Monroe, j. B. Raymond, Fred
GAYLORD, Mr. and Mrs H. Kelley, Thomas Gar
rett, Belfast, Ireland; John Sabin, Dir. and Mrs.
?. Y. Kellogg, f. A. Drummond, l.. L. Coburn,
Charles Tobey, ]. n. Thatcher, Mr.. and Mrs.
F1nillcr, Afr. and Mrs. 4. B. Kendall, 4. A.
Peters, G. A. Ives, 4. W. Samson, Dr.. and Mrs
Summers, r. B. Roberts, E. Burke, 2. c. May
uurd.
, 1876-11-12
THE CITX-uALL.

The Committee on Markets is called to meet
in the CITY Clerks office tomorrow at O'Clock.
The October salaries will in al! probability be
Maid some day this week. II that payment is
made, the salaries viii have been met in full to
date.
4 building permit was issued yesterday to 4.
E. McKcnny for two 2-story dwellings, 21x334
feet each, on Latin street, between Polk and
Taylor.
Work has been commenced on Pacific avenue,
which is to be paved with Medina block stone.
Two weeks will be occupied in the completion Of
the work.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys Of the
West Division met in the City Clerks office yes
ten1ar aftarnnon- and decidad to racnmmeud tn
, 1876-11-12

and, to complete the case, Detective Gallagher
last night succeeded IN capturing Ezra bro"n'
Bow1cs' partner in crime, upon whom nc 1ouno
about s3oo worth OF NJ; halr goods s t!at 1t Sets
burglarlzcd from Alrs. lnosnpsons storc. notn
1aeSloes a.s q; ~ soppt po,;tantiorr AVA 'A0
1es'llene IA NV ~~
John Hartc]. accused OF tapping the TILL OF y:
Z. Hogan, corner OF May ana 1na!ana Strects, ~
| a small sum OF money, vas lockct up last h15nt
at the West Madison Street statiou, as were
said to have been Implicated %lth Eo = nicDonalu
| in snatcniug watches trom 1honas farher, ol
/ No. 13 Rand0lph street.
| Joseph Labcau and Patrick Redmond, the
keepers Of y saloon at the corner o1 " "ash1n9toh
and franklin streets, were IockGu gu up as Ing u;
a silver watch and chain and Slt IN currency
from Leon Ladir. James Brown, David Web
! ber, and Robert Howay, young hanokercn1e1-
thieves, were also locked up IN the same STATION.
~ Ir;,1, - 'I .h1anret from c. p.
Eoita- s},,nrntsndent ri thr House Of Corrcc-
4,n ',;tt .ro boaror o1.orroots fram AIbrecht
E;I,ar w. ~ ~ sIe HoIste, street. and Will,
aa1n,, ,,,;re If 1,diee, SHOES which were rccoy-
saI r., nt}s,ar Enc,rnrth naa- Jakestreet
e4:u ~ o1aeeS @1H'"'e1
o'4ose'
Justice Scully yesterday assessed tue lollo"-
ing: Edward Laain and John Yoe, thc..oystcr-
house thieves, were sent to the Criminal Court
in $1,000 bail; and John Baker, William we'd
niger, George Rudger, Charles Dernell, and
Julius: Knabc, sa1oon-kcepcrs who persisted II,
keeping open election day despite the Mayors
proclamation to the contrary, were assessed 30
each.
,r,o A,,au, ,,o,;,a 1,s+ o,,,n;,,r ,onncod down
ane io,,eas ~ "a Sonth Divis~
~ ~. .snae1,I ~. ~ :, Wnnroo strent Ecnt hv
ton naTe p is"o,o no ,TS 1s sovantaen ;n,nates
~ ys HIeI Ns, rat IN unnt;ns roaner arX
Nv. 100 Sh wv, ~ ~ nsnrht,., eTroat Jnh1
~. atfs I n'n ~ Tf,ar Srare h.,;1n INK
, 1876-11-12
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Now business will commence.

| Or1nsby, the leading photographer.
A deliberative body: "a slow man."
| Always ready for tarc: "Sugar-dealcrs."
] Cash paid for books. Chapin's, 81 Madison
Fruits for balloonists: "Currents in the air.
| Take Stephens Indian Vegetable Bitters 70
! constipation.
4 membership in any of Prot. Martine's acade
| mics admits to all.
The finest photographs in the city are taken a
Halls, ITO East Madison street.
Why is making love like studying lava "Be
cause 1t is making ready for courtins.''
You save money BY buying your hats bet OF
election at a. P. Harris d. Co.'s, LIZ Clark street
The Chicago Feather and Mattress Renovatins
Company: 345 West Van Buren, street. Order.
by mail will receive prompt attention.
Many Of our business men in city and country
prefer sending their sons to Bryant's Chicagc
Business College and English Training Schoo
for thorough business education than te
waste years on q fine collegiate course.
'AWhos c1ccted2" II you will call at DR.,
AtcChesney's office you will think he is elected
dentist for all the people Of Chicago. His ex,
cellent work and low prices keep him continual
ly at work. Best set IS. Gold hlling warranted,
half price. Corner Clark and Randolph streets.
An English1nan was boastlng to Yankee that
they had book in the British Museum which
was once owned by Cicero. 80, that amt moth
ing" retortcd the Yankee, Sin the museum in
Boston they've got tho 1cad-pencil that Noah
used to check of the animals that went into the
ark"
He was smoking cigar on car where there
were ladies: A lady took out her purse, rot 10
cents, and handed it to the smoker. "What's
this for:" said he. Its to buy you good
cigar when you smoke in the presence Of
ladies'" He threw the cigar out Of the win
dow, the scrip in the 1ady's lap, ierked the
strap, and jumped Of.
Hurrah It is now definitely decided that the
most popular firm III Chicago is that OF w. A.
Lowell g. Co., 736 Vest Madison street. They
are daily sending goods to all parts OF the
city. Tue extensive patronage enjoyed by them
IS caused BY their being the first to introduce
the monthly payment system. New goods in
stoves, carpets, and furniture, arriving daily
Buying from manufacturers, aud owning the
extensive building they occupy, they ran sell
cheap Madison street cars pass their door every
two minutes.
, 1876-11-12
PUBLIC LIBRARY,

URGENT NEED OF MONET.
The members OF the Public Library Board O.
Directors met yesterday at the room of tn,
! Librarian, Mr.. D. L. Storey in the chair. Th.
! other members present we're Messrs. George
Mason, ". ]. Onahan, A. r Scranton, and DR.
J. B. Afathcr.
A number of small bills were audited aui
ordered paid.
Mr.. Shorey introduced the following commu
nication, which was agreed upon:
TO tie Honorable Nayor and Council Of The Cit
Library respectfully represent that the pay-roll:
OF tue employees have not been paid since the lst o
July, 1876. The Directors have steadily kept
in view the great dnanciai embarrassment Of the
city, and have already reduced the pay-rol1s SO
much to greaty impair thu efficiency of the Lii
braty, and hatc been compelled to close The Libra
Of the public Tie payroll was placed on an eco
nouicll basjs at first and there have been two re-
ducti0ns, ono last year, and reduction OF IL per
cent this year, AMI no further reduction is practc
The law gives the Directors the exclusive control
of the expenditure OF I'LL moneys collected to the
Chicago Public Library respectfully request that
tho ordinance Of July IL. 1875 may be modified
fa1 It relates to the payroll OF employees in thu
There has bccn. md is, the strongest desire On
the part Of the Board of Trustees 10 act in harmony
with the Common Council in al matter5 concerning
lHE 1lkCACsts VI IuG 1Alu1At4s -A41 OpEAALtoHS
OF the Library now most seriously cllbarra5s-
ed. For several months ITO books have been pur-
chased, and there is not now provided any means
with which to repair tho waste occasioned BY nec-
essary daily usc.
The policy Of the Board Of Directors dur
ng th ons present il op,.lx 10 key ns
hours in the city at the least possible EXPENSE un
til lhe finances Of the city shall be far improved
as TO enable she Common Geuncil adequately to
to the beneicent intent Of the aw under which the
Library WIS established.
Mr.. Poole brought up the subject of continu-
ing Poole's index to periodical literature from
1854 to the present time, to be completed by CO.
operation of the principal libraries of tue eoun-
try. It was referred to special committee,
and the Board adjourned.
, 1876-11-12

[ DEAEE1S4
| HERRINAS-At Mount Forest, Friday, Nov.
| 10, at o'clock p H., William ucsrinan, father
of Mrs. l. A. S!ight, OF Aonnt Forest, ana chafIes
Funeral services ut the Mount Forest Hotel ut 10
! 4. NJ. Sunday. Friends are invited without fur
~ Milwaukee {Wis.) and Bangor Cdc.) papers
please COPY.
sHERMAN-1n this city Nov: II, 1876 Warren
y. son Of William II. and Victoria /. Sherman,
'sea ysfs from and Xo ms5th5 s futons to.x
day) ut 1:30 p. H., to Rosehill Cemetery by car
riagcs.
~ San Francisco aud Santa Barbara (CaI.) pa-
pe=s please copy.
PlTkIS-0n Saturday, Nov. II. after long
Illness, sarah VI, wife OF Wesley Pitkin, aged Is
years.
Uy invited
scHLM3lEL-fcsterday at $3.50 p. H., Cath
arine, aged 2 years, Q m0nths, and Gay, youa.-
est daughter Of Christian and Elizabeth Schimnlc1
The funeral will take place on Monday at leo
p. m. from tate residence, ST. South uulstctl~st.
C0RNEAU-0n Saturday, Nov. Il, of sca11s.
fever. Allen Boyer Corneau, eldest son Of David
F.. ?; and Emmn Boyer cornean' aged years ard
Pruyers at 1861 1ndana-av., Monday, Nov u,
at 10 a. m. Remains taken to Lockport, ILL.,, for
burta' at 1880 p. H., via Chicago, Alton s. ST.
Louis Railroad.
Campbell, aged years and Fl days, eidest ii chid
OF Thomas and Margaret Mcmahon.
Funera@ from parents residence, 115O Vent
worth aV., Sunday, Nov. L. ut :. p. ua., b5 car-
riages to Oakwoods Cemetery.
FR1ED-Fri at p. M, Isaac, aged years
and g months, son OF Leopold aud Sophie Fried
Inc funeral will take place this ulorniu. at 10
o'clock from No. t.. Cass-st.
ROBERTS-At the residence OF her sister, So6
Wabash-av.. Mrs. Lucy s. Roberts, aged 81
years.
Remains taken to Kankakec, ILL.,, for intcrment-
BURGEss-Yesterday.S Nov. II, Henry. infant
son OF Henry and Katie E. Burgess, aged days
, 1876-11-12

DOANE-HALL-On the :;1st nit, Mt the .cs,.
dcEce Of the brides parents in Kappa, H.. by tie
Rev: Mr.. Nisvp. Mr.. Truman +. ijoane. Of New
York City, and Miss Cleo 1e1e Hall.
DIVER-kAV ANACGu--ln this city, Sunday,
Nov ), 1876, III. a. Diver and Aiiss L. kayanaash,
both OF Toronto. Ceremony performed by Father
11lkins at St. Patrick Church.
CRANE-I4EFEls-1n San Francisco, Nov. /, BY
the Rev. Frank I. .'ewell, D. H.. 5fr. William u.
Lever, of Chicago.
BELL-F1TCfI-On the afternoon Of Thursday,
Nov. Q. BY the Rex. y: H. Hopkins. 1t the resi-
dence Ut the brides fnther. Dr. Albert II. Uel, Of
Cn:ahoga Falls. O., andi3c1le, daughter OF Dr.
Calvin i. Fitch, Of CEisago. III.
, 1876-11-12
BOOKS, STATIONERY.

Chicago is noted for its fine bookstores. and t,e
latest addition Is that Of lfcssrE. Hadley Bros i
Co., which is second to none OF the Others. The
large retail department that they have lately added
to the wholesale, presents to all Lovers Of books
rare stock from which to make :, selection. They
also mike spccialty OF fine stationery and Dihea.
Let all our friends give them call.
, 1876-11-12
| &nIEC.

you pay 20, 80, and so cents sheet for yonr
music. You can buy the same music for 10 cents
sheet at Chnpin's, 1nuHc aud book dealer, No, OF
Aao'son street, opposite TRIBUNE Office Five
thousand sheets to choose from Cut this ont
, 1876-11-12

lHE FINEST GROUPS EVER PHOTOGRAPHED
are now On exhibition at Gcntilcs Studios 13 Stat.
saeee During the week tnc leading Italian opesa
artists favored Gentle with sittinrs
, 1876-11-12

YOUR OLD CLOTHES SENT BY EXPRESS
10 COOK q AcLain, No. SO Dearborn street. Chi
eago. now while not needed for fall or winter c,n
oe repaired, Cleaned, or dyed at triftng expense,
nd returned, c. o. D. f~11'-'
, 1876-11-12
THE WElL-KNoyyN FlaM OF ". A. LOWELL 3 n

THE WElL-KN0HN FlaM OF W. 4. LOWELL Z m
736 West Madison street, are now ready for thu
fnl business. They have the finest louse -furnish.
ing store west OF New York. Four i.oors Of the,
stone front building are always flied with cho;ca
new goods. Here person can furnish horsa
complete. They can afford to sell goods caca,er
than those who only sell one class Of goods. =,
their expenses IRE light, and thcy buy direct finn
manufacturers and in larce quantities. Ii anx
person wishes to pay for goods On the mou.hl,
payment plum, this is the place to get good sood,
at reasonable prices. This 0rn1 do what rheT al.
yertise. Call and see them.
, 1876-11-12

new and choice fall designs OF carpets should call
on ". A. Lowell d Co., 736 West Madison street
Ch'eaeo' Ill., Their prices arc lower than eyer.
Tney also have full line of oil~cloths.
, 1876-11-12
INVESTIGATE.

paf'os SCI, seven pieces, full upholstered
o*eks ali~wool reps, pulled, $50; the best
Sosen- "1fe n'aftress IN use, 7.50; forty pounds
eurlcd"hair masree4 s11. now offered bv co1bv
, 1876-11-12

lime SAVED, MONEY SAVED, TEMPER IMPROVED.
os using the Radiant Home heating stove, with it,
nc" eo1-oh Tor freeing crate Of ashes and clinkecs
new entirely. aud warranted to delight users.
Da}ton's, TO-. State street.
, 1876-11-12
THE FINEST fthF

OF heating and cooking stoves and ranges in Cbica
60 are to be seen at v. ~ Lowell Il Co. g atocc
13o West Madison street. The new uArean,'
Heater Is thc best in the world.
, 1876-11-12

0ST-H0PE-GLoRY TO GOBLET US PRay-rfL-
DEN OR HAYES
VIII be our next President, and Nr. Mosher. at
o5l Wabash avenue, is making his large imperial
photo portraits for Christmas presents that eaye
him the first awards ut the Centennial. Now ia
your time to order to avoid bad weather and the
rush OF Christmas business,
, 1876-11-12
+" WANT 10 KNOW y

EVERYBODY is interested and excited over the
marvellous and now thoroughly tried and tested
"Automatic" sewing machine OF the Wilcox j.
Gibbs s. 81. Co., 200 and zoe Wabash avenue,
Chicago.
, 1876-11-12

For 1avoring icecream, jellles. cnstards, pastry.
ETC., use Dr. Prices True Favorns Extracts; the7
will give perfect satisfaction.
, 1876-11-12

that will pay: 4 s14 overcoat, $40 overcoat,
or $50 suit, at Edwards & Brownies, $50 State
street. Boys clothing at your OVID prices.
, 1876-11-12
OllTH CARn,iNA FnR nRFn Z

CHARLESTON, Nov. 11.-To II. C. 1ncDonoM
d Co., Chicago: cred Cap" has 5,0oo majority
IN the State. Send us 500 more baskets. Yours
for "Rcd Cap" and Reform.
, 1876-11-12

Longfe11ow has received permission to use Ten
nyson's poems in the collection Of ''poeus o,
Places."
, 1876-11-12
POLITICAL ANNouNCEMl::Svs.

FOURTEENTH WARD.
"A meeting Of the Republican Club will he held
Monday evening ut Lachner's Hail. Milwaukee,
avenue, when business of importance will bs
brought before the meetins. All members a1e re-
quested to attend