Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1872, Page 1

- .VOLUME 26. SEWING MACHINES. 74 STATEST. S'I'A'I‘E—ST- CHICAGO WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 18 1872_ JEWELRY, &'s. '__NEW BOOKS. GAMES AND TOYS. . 99, 117 & 119 ST ATEST. 188,140 & 142 STATHE ST - M‘USIGAL m STR‘UMENTS S g2 . S'I'_A.TE ST, _SILVERWARE, &o. 166, 168 & 170 STATHEST. THE LIGHT-RUNNING - “DOMESTIC » | THE WILLING - “DOMESTIC - THE U%ELE‘UL “DOMESTIG” MBBEE & | JE_E@SEE%; JEWHLLEHS The __Best, ' 126 La,ke; at 946 State-st; and 260 West | Madison-st,, 'aré 10w -perma-| - GOT, Cla.rk late ‘W‘ H Y’? nently located in theu’ superb © Teast tare 1o kegp it m ooder, - ~ Least trombie to change it - - Least changing Tequired. - # Does fne-work egual’ Do Jeavier Wrk U Dogs heary W Does everythin Does mofhing ilt - Gines sausramom Exceeds expectation, . Justifies tte praise it evmwhere reuzmr A fow days’ trial solieited, ~ The “DOMESTIC" Does all kinds of work more satis- factorily with less skill, and contin- qes in ‘working order with less care, than any other. Justwhat a Sewing Machine should be to be used by everyhody. 2 A FEW DAYS TRIAL FREE. TBE QUIET “DOMESTIC o «DOMESTIC,” THE OOMPETENT “DOMESTIC,” THE READY “DOMESTIC.” What Everybody Wants Ib Kfiuw. Tho *“Domestic* Sewing Machine Company bas now boen organized a littlo oser one year. The number of **Domestio " mackines mado during tho first yesr, from May, 1871, to Januars, 1673, was 10,37, They are now be- ing made at tho rate of 75,000 por sear, althoagh the com- pany's trade s only partially organized in. this country, 2nd not at all in Enrope or South Americs, whers the ds- ‘mand for sewing machinesis considerable. ‘This large and sudden suceess, howorer gratifsing tothe manufacturers and their agents, would have comparative- Iy Liztlo intercst for the general public, but for the facts that nearly everybody wants to know which is really the best famlly sewing machine; 2nd that the best one is sup- poszd to be the one which is gaining most rapidly in popa- far favor. §till, most people bay an article for some good roason of their own, rather than bocause it 'is gencrally preferred. What, then, are the qualitics of tho **Domostic™ to which ita populaity is due? Without attempting a fall account of it, we note a few of its obvious advantages: ‘Somo machines do only a limited range of work. Tho ““Domestic" is & very large machine~largo cnough for very large and swhkward garmonts; but it does fine work aswell, and perbaps as casily as if it wero amaller; cer- tatnly s well, and more oasily than other machines which aro smaller; and it gocs at heasy work as f it were mero child'splas. Light work shows the delicacy of its touch snd tho correctacss of its movements; but hosvy sewing— sewing which 18 too heats for hand-work or other sewing machines—shows its immenso capacity and effoctivenoss. The “‘Domestic,” with its various attachments, does tho nsual kinds of work that go to make up family sewing, and besides doing eversthing with singular easo and qui- stness, docs eversthing well. Need on scelt further for tho causo of tho prosperity of the *‘Domestic” Sewing Machine Company? II other peopletiketho ** Domestic", perhapsyou had better try it. “Domestic” S. M. Co., 74 STATE-ST, new fioVEL'fiES; In Rich, Fine JEWELRY, ‘ sTEmNG SILVER, SILVER PLATE, [ WATCHES, ~ CLOCKS, Diamonds, And everything USEFUL and ORNAMENTAL to be found in a first-class Jewelry Store, . It has always been the aim of this House to offer only such goods as they can confidently recommend and warrant, treat patrons in a polite and | ” obliging - - manner, goods as low as any first-class house in the country, Those who are com-~ petent to judge say that this is the most beautiful Jewelry Store in Amer- | 2 ica, This firm leave the public to form their own opinion, and cordially invite all to call and judge for thein- selves RODDIN & HAMILTON, 99 State-st., Southeast.Corner Washington, and furnish | £ "'We offer the finest’ collection of raauy valuable Amencan and Enghsh Bonks ever cnllected 1n Chxcago. We name below only a few specxa.ltles, from . which. the completeness of the "eneral strock msufl: it soesa: Gt N GLARKE'S EDITIO] TH SAMB chnh,ln minor editions .. WAVERLEY NOVELS. . THE NQVELS, WITH PROSE AND POETI- STRATED LIBRARY EDITIO; - oothro, baif calf extra. THE SAME; clofty sxtra ROWN och'l? 0 i vols., troo calf ex 5 ABINET EDITION ealf extea.... 8.00 EENSINGTON ~8ood edition, cloth. And sovoral imtsor edition: DICKENS. RIVERSIDE EDITION. Profuscly illustrated; 28 vols. Poat, 850, Specially boun ‘extra. THE SAME. Superhly i Cially bor if “light calf extra; gilt tops; uncut odges. Very beautiful copy... 140, THE SAME. Groc HOUSEHOLD EDITIH CHARLES DICKENS E iTioN, HRanE Bt eait IAMOND EDITION. illust FROUDE. THE SAN THE SAME. 14 half roun binding MACAULAY. Fino 7 'i6 lpenlnll{ ound in half red calf, red cdzea Ferboanti phalrignt et gl dh@“’d ¥ “%fi‘ks LORDON & 8'0 s tree WIIEX(YIL 12 vnls EISTORYS (3 m L] bmmdi half calf i tra i Rasa Ve IV TR BRSO 3::». bl 5 bonad 1n haif Morocen wis wy, wacit o fi]t ¢ SORSPBE D Bk o The above are but illustrations of the completeness of our stock. They are all fine books, and may be confidently ordered from a distance, and, on receipt of price, will be forwarded by Express. We bave an uarivalled collection of SPLENDID ART FOLIOS, asD GIFT BOOKS, . Whatever is best in lterature,—‘‘tho good books of to-day, and the good ones of all time,” wo always en- deavor to keep {n our stock. Jansen, M'Clurg & Co., Buccessors as booksellersto 8.C. Griggs & Co., 117 and 119 -State-st. .| instrumonts tho ¥We have.in. stock,. and.are re- | ceiving daily, the LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE . Neveltles FOR THE HOMDAYS -+ Tver Bxtibited fn Ghmagfl CD‘(S!STL\G IN PART GF Genume Wax Do]ls With Notaral Halt a2 Murmz &u. Grymg Dolls, 3 maybe .mdgefl. i Speakm DOHS. ] T s Paris Kld Dolls, Dressed. . ¥y : i Paris Kid Dolls, with Shu:ts. SHAKSPEARE, - - | China Dolls, of every descnp- CHARLES ENIGHT'S PICTORIAL EDIT] tion, - Srnls Rarr.ls\ Red Morocceo, extra gilt o Wal]gng Dolls' ) e . e — . Creeping Dolls, -~~~ .=~ .-~ Waltzmg Dolls. By - | Parchsi, - i Bamboozle, or the Enchanted Isle: ; - CGheckered Game of Iui‘e. o What Is It?- ba s Authors, Japanese Backgammon, Swinghall Ten Pins, Table Croquet. Carpet Croquet. Tivoli, N Baga,telle. ey A 5,2 i 'I'OYS TOO NUMEROUS TO IVIENTION Jewel Boxes, Handkerchief* Boxes, Glove Boxes, - . Perfume Boxes, ‘| Music Boxes, Hand Organs, Bird Organs, Mechanical Singing Bu'ds Dolly' Houses. Horse Stables, for Boys, Rocking Horses, Leaping Horses, Sleighs in endless variety, Of our own superior manufacture. Toilet Sets. Vases. Parian Statues, China Statues. Lava Statues, Tava Smoking Sets, ) Lava Flower Stands, - Berlin Sea Grass Work Sta.nds Willow Work Stands, Velocipedes. Propellers. Gents’ Dressing Cases, Ladies' Dressing Cases, Toy Violins, Harmonicas, Trumpets. Estabhshed in 1855. |- I.Y@H & EEEEY H’zvu now on hand and opsn Tor hspent.nn the largest and best seleoted stook.. of mns(cal gwdx-evr- in thig oity, includi; suitable.for. - @ ahyy, Burdett Organ Canc:fled tn be flm ‘best féed hstrument now befors the publio., Tho ontire stook now on hand are put up in thoso _elogaut .new .. Tmperial,” . ! Corinthiany" and “Elizabothan " Cases, and contain exolusively f.\muu im- ‘portant patented improvements that have 4n's great ‘measurs contributed to tho unprecedented ‘popularity attained by ‘thedo remarkable instrimenits. Prices - range from $160 to $L,000, The Buidett Company " does not mannfaature any of the §50 oz $60. machines, misoamed Organs, but.confine .themselves. lfl'lolly to BONA FIDE Organs-worthy of the name, - - ; Wefl ‘have in stock & superior assortment - of the r:cle- rated -+ gt 2 s 5 ;Mdrfin Guitars, And s very extensive sapply of othor German and A“x;w: 4éan Gultars platn orrichly inlaid with poar and oncy woods; 8t price -myingfmsammoo. Sy Flutes Comprising the "Moyar /' Enler)? ¥ szpp," and other g;l:o “333’6 makes, all m’eyln, ‘86 prices Tanging - from MadoTy "mm,fl Talert. “h[eyer, and other cole- *| bisted ‘makers, togother with 3 variety of medivm: .| quality; st prica vasing from 85 t0 87, including a-fow of.copies of celo- #Guarne- - Wo have. very large nssortme choios old. instruments, and a varief ‘rated makers, such as ' Amati," “Bteirer," sins, “Btradivarios ke, andn number o 1.2 and 8.4 sz Inmmnentu for boys.” “Prioes at from kS fizuo. Abcofdidns : | F R R L R RO B mca-flurmnn, al 1 sires; 8t from $1 10338, - 'Harmonica;s.. - Over ne hundred difforent kinds, insluding th favor- ite brands of ¥ Concert,” nm.,u “mhm," md "xm. lcngen," 26 nenu to$5, - | Tawosg, Tras ui‘flnrfimflvfi, sz t0 540, -Piano Stools. ., Over fifty diffsrent varloties, upholstared to suit all tastes, at prices varying from $4 to $40, Piano Covers. . Over one_hundred Merant patterns of broadcloth eovars, with g‘lfll or elaborate embroidery, Also Bub- ‘ber and Flook Goods at prices mnging from $6 to §60+ Music Folios. Alarge and varled assortment, mnlnflng many new aud elegant dosigns, Music Books, @erman, English, and American, consisting of the ngut Masters, Standard W'nrh, Juvenile works of the Ghnmmu Carols, Nurse ey &c. the mplete display n! fine Musio Boa{n suitable for o on ever made in this oity, In addition to the egoing, purchasers will find at our honss all kinds of » | musical merchandisa for children, a3 well as for adults, 5 | consisting of | FLAGEOLETS. BOYS’ TROMBONES, g "Doll Perambulators, TANTATES, -| Sheep, Poodle Dogs, and Mon- FLUTINAS, . ke S, Ete, FEmS, Fine Imgorted HOI'SGS PICCOLO FLAGEOLETS, ‘With Nataral Halr, with every stylo of 'ohle]ulme)ud coggg;gvngé%s Writing Desks.. VIOLIN CASES, Cigar Boxes, | srostoan azmuas, CU T TAR OABES, Card Boxzes. mggggg;cf;n’ ; ]éackgamrfign (];:ards. TS AND INOTRYICENES, ribbage Boar TARES, - s Playing Cards, TOWSHARES. and CASTANETS, 9~ Until tho closecf the year our Wholesalo ‘ment will be'thrown open for the socommodatian o tail boyers ud ‘businees will bo transacted ovenings until § d'look, LYON &HEALY, STATE AND MONROE-STS,, Oppozite Palmer’s Hotel. Efl‘ f3) ; “""?S 3o A.m;a o Fme Watches | French Clocks, H. HATSON Lo ea., . WHUMMLE AN RETAIL JEWELLER!S; COMPRISH\TG "”M afl‘”uuaq Diamonds,” - Elegant Jewelry,; - rtistic Bronzes, Vlenna Leather Goods, - Opera, Glass'e‘s“ . Fans, & Bea,utlful - Ivory Goods;- - Gilt Fancy Goods. *_Have the EXCLUSIVE salein Chicago of the Celebra.ted j 0RAS. 1 J4GO, i P LR LS Watehes. Our stock of - JEWELRY Is VERY large, includ- ing many NOVELTIES of our own importation, SringSirermar Presents, and an assort- ment of Elomant Table Silver! SPOONS, - ' FORKS, KNIVES, ETC.,ETC., Sold by the OUNCE. THE BEST GOODS AND TEHEE Lowest Prices. N. MATSON & 00, STATE AND HONROESTS, A | tho ‘middle aisle. ‘Thero' wera " | most - of those who were charg ha.vmg stock ..in . the ..Credit ... .| he .tuted as counsel for Mr. NUMBER :121. WASHINGTON. ’ Secretary Boutwell lees HJs - Reasons for the Oc- toher Issue of ~ Greenbacks, cnngrassman Brogks_~De that ‘He Had Anything - to- Do with Credi " 'Mobilier. - . Debate on - the Ilinois Two . Per " Ceat Land “Sale Claim, | . Proposed Removal of the Wir. - nebago Indians fi'om " . Wisconsin, Pr ble “Admission “of Colorado a5 a State, Proceedings in Congress Yesterday. Special Despatch to The Chivago Trivune. .. MRB.BROOES ON CREDIT MOBILIEE. Wasmorow, Dec. 17.—Representative Jnmes Brooks took - occasion, from his place’in tho House, to-day, to notico the reports regirdinig hig connection with the Credit Mobilier scandal. The regulai’ report of the procecdings. will gwe .4he - substance of his speech; which wna -istoned to by the ‘members’ cf the floor ~with ~unusual _interest. ~All the membera were on their feet, and had gnthe ered-about the desk of Mr. Brooks, which is d'necfly in front of the Bpeaker’s chuir, and ngxt’ ier - 0. seemed especially - interested; !hsruwere present the membersof the’ Com" mittée now investigating the scndal; *theis’ was present Oakes Ames, standing in. the. aisle within six, feet of .the.speaker, brazenly "| getting at defiance all feelings of delicacy; xnd " | there were present Jerry Black; 3Comb gel,who chewedhis tobaceo with greal nervouely. twirled the silver box.in hia .hend: It -is eaid- M’Comb - was. in-the -cloak: room.- There was.a fair audience in the gnflenes, and the. reporters’ . gallery was Jemmed. - Ii-was noticed - when . -DMEr. . Brooks. begm, -that was q:enkmg with - greater effort --than .. usual; -thab.. hm -wordsa come glow, and wers not ‘Ccharacterized - with-the usualterseness ; his, delivery was constrained, ?flm gonerally commented - op, for -he if of the easiest, st.mngeat.. mobt: eorrect; snd- -most plensing - speakers-- in --the nnnse --His. - friends . ot once -regretted - had attempted .. the -task:- and & -fl ndxmmui that he-had made a great -mistake. His_speech - was mmdann% uncertsin; -and voluble.. He.went into Now England, Delsware,, the Southi Court Martials,- contracts, spoke-of Andy -Johneon, - Jim ka, the - Express’ news= paper, - the - Jacksan ----Railroad "« Compmy, and 'almost - everywhere - -elso: -bat" tho quastion s to-whother o had accepted- my bonds.--He denounced Jim Fisk and:M'Comb-as masters ofpdanlhz and this sort of oratory con- titmed for about half-an. hour, and during~the entire tiie he was_only- &dr]mg to-the- bad-im- ression -he had -made. - -It- was- evident 8 Was pmkauhng t0o much. - He said-his naws— paper-ma-a valuable property, snd had 'ge proceeds ; thbH.lo had-made what worl y g0ods he i8 possessed-of by-hard -and incessant %ol of sixtoen hours a day ; that bis daughter had _ inarried 'a” Ping’ sfréet T man in the broker: business, and this son-in-law held stogk in thé Credit Mobilier, ~which he had bought and paid for, and the fact could b shown. ‘Thén ha took a solmhn oath, with his_bandg raised to heaven, be had mever had, or owndd in any osmhre way, * _directly or indirectly;, & cent’: “worth' of~ stock in‘amy Pacific -Railroad- or -Credit Mobilier; flufi ‘he neverFeceived credit o the value of a.dollar in interestyand that what, money he had, he had earnied by honest toll. There was neyer a broddér’ or moré “sweeping doiial misds fRAD -and he demanded to be“investigated inside and outside. Hia -nearly an-hour; end when. he. sat’ own ho .was. notcmgmtu. lated by a single member. Poland, the .Chairman of the Mobil imittes, m;a Brose, “and” s&id nl;uié:at ta“tke- mame in tho powspspers in e o the Cbmmittee weré that Br. Brooks “was thos far not xmphmtsd, and if onld bo digcovered hereafter it ‘will be investigated. Other members of the Committee, also, mada statements. . Mr. Brooks is one of the most popula: mem- bers _of _the .House, .and . _has _always been Tegarded a8 beyond the reach of scandsl, but ‘it Hust be confessed that there are mare Ecrfim in the city, in Congress and out, wha elievé' the reports regarding him, than thera were before lpeechwnsmnd McComb¥; says, » _that he intends to_thrash Brooks, m that his speech did not have in it & basis of truth, and forther, that Brooks now has 100 shares in.the Credit Mobilier stock, beside what his gon-in-law has. In the meantime the Committee holds sessions everyiday. Oakes Ames was examined w—day, and & & Yalse construction had be placed on his letters. He gave the names of. gt ‘eral members of Congress to whom stock had bebn sold, but denied that any had been deliv- ered without pay, and said he saw no reason why members of Congress could not hold stock a3 well as anybody else. It in stated that Mr. Cushing has been substi- 8 in place. of McMurdie, who gave considerable offence. to Judge Black, counsel for 3'Comb, by his stylo of handling Black's cuent FRENCH SPOLIATIONE. The two Ohio Semtors" to-day, occupied the time of the Senate in strong and exhaustive eeches against the French spoliation claims. 0 debate on the measure probnbly con tinue until after the holidays. The large lo] which bas gathered here to push action’ on una bill are not over san; e asto ultimate success. It is conceded that it will pass the Senate, but will be met with cbrtain défeat in the House. THE TEN-SLOOP BILL. * The Secretary of the Navy now expresses his confidence in t.hag age of the bill to increase our naval force by the building of ten new ships of war, just as it ‘was reported by the House Naval Committee. Sev- eral members of the House, who voted either to restrict or defeat tho bill when it was first under consideration, have indicated their intention to vote for the bill when it comes back. in just the shape that the Secretary desires. It is “not now anticipated that the matter will require the intervention of- a Conference Corn- mittee. Ei mu\tucm to-day t Postmaster Eas| [2 cago, y ten- dered bis resignation to the President, to tako effect on _the 14th of February. General Mc- Arthar will be sppointed 8 his successor. 5 COLOEADO. The House Committee on !l‘a.mhmes hava unsnimously agreed to Teport -a bilt admitting "Colorado as a State. It. .is the intention of this Commities tb present a strong argument in the report in fayor of this action. Should the House pass this bill, of which uhnn _the friends of this measure are ve:y e, it cannot fail of defeat in enate, where the féeling ugmsb cxeaimg new - ‘Statez having small populations is . very [ Continued on the Fifth Page.]