Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 25, 1873, Page 1

. REAL ESTATE. . Real Estatel AT AUCTION Will . g1ve h.ts personal attentmn to the sa,le of Vet avé Sevéi'al large | sales which will be made m June. # 4 WH.A BU’“TERS & (30., ‘We have a few Houses for sale.at. ZLawndale,which arenow completed, |: . which we will sell on easy terms. 2 Homses, ot 306105, - - < 1 Hmsg, Lot S0p126; --- 1 Honse, Lot 126%026, - - - 8500 1 House, ot 1060123, - - - mn Bmldmgkl ots on easy terms. Long time, and elp to build, if required. Lawndale 1s the only suburb that 18 supplied with Liake Water. Nine uimgg daily ; fare, 6 8-4 cents, Ap- ply MILLARD & DECKER, " Room 5, No; 161 LaSalle-st. i Xy B = =3 atan 1 {01120 Clice Rosime L | ‘Fronting ‘on Humboldt Bonlevard, Logan WL A BBTTERS ‘ g Bllnm. nd hm“um-nv.. I-ots Each 150:..00 Fceti Deep. OuTuesflayanamuun,Junea atZlZucInck, - AT 186 EAST MADISON-ST., Wil Bo sold 130 besntifal and choloo rest 3 : xo!x:;m;f Mmu‘?fl :m:'mu:d: Byt bE o Lota a0 ol locateds the &mnudhhl‘h and the nnl o A A oa mfi.mnddlolmhnm ecty, T 1d e 1B B R '""5%“:33:" Othe M. & St PaniRB. fuaatg thowestward, and th S bhicias & - oators the city on tho sbuth. “Miwankeoa. 7 Hhrough St. Tho' sofl is & fine loam with clAy wabsofl, Hoh and pmdnaun ’nem is 10 nuisance whatover in the nelghboroood, 1 ticnlarly attractive for choico residence homes. Izhuhhpndh:tfintd;h ‘Delghborhood will nn-uv Is summer. doublo thelr investmonts in two years, i, nus in |='-‘. s wll\prova one of the best investments ever flert ‘market. tls furatshod Balance in Title (mwmu_ Abstraot, of mished. one Adepm "éfi‘m :z:‘n 1 be roqutrod at tims of on each lot will be at time of ssle, and balance of first payment within m’. & ot e prover cléxz,boobglnodltuunnmu Rel Eatato Auctionsers and Bokers, \INSIOE PROPERTY ! At Six Per Cent. To thoso who will im) st once wa will ssll single lats orin fitiex to snlt’ conventontiy loosted property ON TOIE; NO OAS) PAYMENT; SIX P! T Halsted—s‘c and Ghmago—av. o TIgoLSoN PAvmmM and HORSE OARS from ‘Gourt;Honss to the Lot &> Splendid Chance {or nmnnfnclnrm. S. H. KERFOOT & CO., 90 LA SALLE-ST. SUBUILBAN. FOB SAwul’m lnbu:hnn resldence, modorn im- ents; bonso for gardonar: coxchihouse: large dn(mwmlflblklfi “dopots. S milos from d o Erobart. Do, $10:000; 4 EABLE, Mon: day and r, Room 3, bmmnnl. ‘5.1 Hmb—-l SILVERWARE. 78-ACRES InSee. 8t T R 18 ring slong side Ohicago &S5 usuum 2, 1y ¢ miles south of Elmhurst acres, Scc. 13, Siado, gu Chicsgo & torn Railroad, 10miles eisnpnum ¥ neres same mud.vn 1as e s L e e, TEXAS LANDS.| 500,000 ACRES: Of e best and timber lands in the woud, for u)smmfi'm‘pmm S48Lto S3per. Texss hll now. dh’m ‘communicati flfl'“-h LheWsn.. and paw Fallroads aso being bullt and projected. popula pidis e rcscek prospes ‘ous condition of the State offers npwnnn;},: for invest- e, Whith. maust Prove romunerstive within the nox Bieer ol inbraaiion sad sty o Jands sl archiass or. Y 5 R AR & co., 151 Lasaliost. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS SPEcm.L NOTICE T haye for sale at this subusb, property b ilie acre or| fot from origins! owners, not beforo offred in this mar. ket, very chotoe high ridge timber:and prairle, which I ‘will soll choapor than is offered by any other bouso in this oniy. ASA W. O] 128 LaSille-st., first floor. . . FOR SALE. cummk-ngv. znd Adsms-st., Lot 27 fest front omavenus by 109 on Adams-st., with 10-foot alley in rear; one block from Gardnor and Matteson Honses, two blocks from Palmer's Hotel and Clifton’ Houso, thres Blocks from maw Custom House, dlreg ite Pullman, Pal, s Car Co. s fiew ofb u;.;gm and within 10 e malk o Grasa Union Depo EXPOSITION SUILDINGS B orected om oppo- giiesido of avcans. Wil be sold op, reasonable tarms. H. G. o 5 Hapabtio Life Buildiog, 169 LaSalioat. FOR SALE.: ", Beven 10-acre Blocks located m Beotion 34, s 14,10 ‘minutes’ ‘Town 37, Michigan tral, Tlinois Central, Gvren Enf.e Danville & Vincennes and Chic%gg , and on line of improvements _ol' Uhic 0 & Cflumat Canal and Dock Co. -and Palace Car M’f’g. Co. This B mpertywlnbe unld on long time and Tea~ -sonsable terms if taken man. s D. TINGLEY, Rooms 54 and 55 Rapubtic Life Bmxd)ng. ‘A Good Tract for Subdivision Sterling -Silverware. ‘We have & very lm'ge assottment of “the’ celebrated GORHAM” STERLING SILVERWARE, which -|.we offer at extremely low prices. 8poons, Forks, &c., &c.,. sold by the ounce. Fancy Piecee, in cases and trunks. D'I‘ea. ots, Cake Baskets, and Jelty ishes. Knives, Forks, and Spoons, “for. children. Card Cases, Tobacco Boxes, Nap- kin Rings, and Fruit EKnives. The largest: Stouk of Silver Goods: m the West. . MATSON & €0, State and Monroe-sts. REMOVALS. JOHN STEVENSON, DRAPER & TAITTLOR, 450 Wabash-av., 'Will ocoupy lnunmdg May 29, -mn in Anderson's 143 East Mad1son—st., Between T.aSalle and Clark, + And will clear out Sydng and Summer stock at 10 per t below msual prices B BeoX food mmedium-nized firo -proot safe (rery best mubkey Tor stor. Anply 10 Sither of above mumbers. "REMOVAL. For Sale Cheap. |THE FRANKLIN BANK &, 10, or 15 sores fronting on Fifty-ninth and on Scammon, :“,nlhmtdhh-ncnhomtha bonlevard, and near Rock Iddand Boad. 'Phe owner will atay in the city one wesk, "2ad wanls to disposo of it before loaving. u..nnuz.uzmmnonaco's G:ENTLEMEN ! uht:su mmfllvn&’: !fin!-csberoent. ci::’.' tomy offes aay attemmoon 2 .é.a znd tako d m hml!‘l‘!flllmfl ‘WALD" '\whu 1 tbo' e o bagseenlt Can I L selscted ons of my blufls, Anflhn sl g 20 LaSalle sk, A oo Highwad. "FOR SALE. By JACOB WEIL & 00., northwest cormer offpadison and Deasborn-sts., MIx650 foot on the northwest comer ‘WILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS MONDAY, May .26, "IN ITS NEW OFFICE, Bouthwest corner Dearborn and Madison-sta. THE OFFICE OF THE . |4 0. R R i Gl L WILL REMOVE TO THE #7¢mtiss | Cor, LaSalle & Washington-sts. (MERCHANTS® BUILDING), MAY %. J. WALSH, Agent. REMOVAL. MME, P. BOURNIQUE, the French Embroidery and " of Fifty:firstat. and c«tugnum ar., 3 konun‘mom Biampiag Eatablishment, Nor 01 Soath Stntost. #grest Bouth Park. Can bo bought ches) uthmuhnuunAmmnt!WmL FOR SALE, AT A BABRGAIN. OITLYBMPEBAORE Bamfl ke, subdivided. into 48 Lots ooch, at hunmmn .u r-.we.u ot Morgan Pa Money TR, Hoom3, 143 LaSalest. -For Sale---At a Bargain, I‘wfimm 3 Blocks, Subdirided taty 4 lots® uch. at h lington Helghta, & rest of Morgan Park. Mon: H. 8. nrvmom Hooms, 10 LaSillo-st. 'FOR LImASHE, Wmmn{m:v sad .Vukwn-e by md WALKER, all for e i3 Chassberof Gommmerte: 0051 Hole Govera & Baker Furnaces fo -Highland Park Building 0, | . _Ofice 13 MONROBST., Room; ‘Houses ndhm for sals on eagy torms. FRAKE P. EAWKING, Acwit. For Sale ‘at a Bargain. Four 3 story frame buildings, with brick basoment, oor- 0o of B abhat an Ghaonies | feats for 85,100 Do youc: &gu% ‘with three es of wiill rell all or B JCHNSION, % et JOBN C.RICHBERG ST, Cppon Ot ot e ‘his Law Office to southeast corper Clark’ Tt Fandoiohats... sppoeits Ocurt House 80 . TRON FOUNDRY. . 2% | 200 Bt facta. | e raaids of the SlA O DRESS GOODS. \VATTATR W, 224 & 226 West Madison-st. DRESS 600DS- DEPARTMENT. Having made extonsive purchasis st the lats TM- PORTERS' AUCTIONS, we aro pmpued to offer Goods in" this Department at-from-20 to Bfirzmt Dbelow regular valua, ‘We will nflvr, an MOND. Y,myflfi, 500 Pog, Blk, Al& ZEo. upward, 200 Pos, Blk, Mohalr from 600, upward, 100 Pos, Hohalrs, Bago and Miga 400 worth 60, 100 Pea, Mo} 8age and Mign.y 600, worth 66, 100 Pos, 4-4 Cashmere Mign., 36¢. worth G0, 500 P, 6-8 Cashmers Mign,, 200, Worth 50 Pea. Finest Wool Foulards; 860, wonh 31. 100 Fos. Tap, Silks, 466, worth 60, 50 Poa. Tap, Enk Bmée, very flns, 766, worth' Wo will offe in this Department on Monds; 300 Surped Won Shawls 8, worth 8. 200 Biriped Ottoman Shawls 84, worth 36, 200Btriped Ottoman Shawls, §6, worth 89, - Ottemsa Bhuwls, extra fus Bilk Broche, . 810, warth $16, 600 A1l Wool Gashmeso Shavls 80.50, wosth £6. 200 Cashmere Soarfs, $3, worth &6, 100.Flams Taoo Bhavls, 84, worth §7. 100 Lsms LosoShawls, $6, worth S10,.° 100 Liams Laco Shawls, 87.50p worth $12. 300 Liama Laso Jackets, from 86 to $25, 200 Llama Laoo Pichus from $4 to $35. RIBBON DEPARTMENT, “We will offer, on Mondsy, May 26, EXTRAORDI- NARY BARGAINS. 100 Pes, Sach Ribbozs, Plaid, 81, worth BL50. 100 Pos, Sash Ribbons, Plnld, 760, worth §L25. 100 Pea. Mxihbnm, Batin Biripo Molre, 850, worth. B3 100 P? SuhBibbou, Col'd @ros Grainy 760, worth 100 Pos. Sul\ Riboons, Col'd Eaild, 806, worth $1.35, 100 Pos. 8azh Ribbons, BIk, Groa Grain, 860, worth $1. 606 Bar? Boarfy, 360, worth 80, 36,000 Yda, Bxbroideries at half prica, 3,000 French Paus, from 160 to 812, 3o gller full inea i ovory Dopartment at largo roduc- us from former prices. E NHEIMER BROS., 224 and 220 West Madlson.at. i JEINANCIAL., GERMAN-AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK OF CHICAGO, At the Office of the Germanin Bank, Corner Washinglonst. and Fifthay, CAPITAL, - - - $100,000. This Bavings Bank is now fully organized and resdy to ‘roceiva deposits. Tatarest at the rato of 6 per cent per annuxi will be pald, or oredited on accounts on tho first days of- Janoary and July of each sear. Office hours from 9 o'elock 8. T. to 8 o'clock p. m. daily, oxcapt on Sundaya and holidags, -and on’ Satardays and BMondags from 6 to 8 o'clock p. m. FRANOIB LACENER, President, . 0. ENOBLESDORFF, lst Vico-President, - GEO. VON HOLLEN, %1 Vice-President, - WAL T. BALLER, Cashler, LOUIS SCHIFFLIN, Assist A Smth& Sm, ‘Bankers, First National Bank Building, suuthwest cufim‘ of State and Washington-sts., Chicago, Dealers in Gold and Silver Bullion, Bar, Tenf, Sheot, and Granulated Form for ‘me- chsmcnlp 0Ses. eposits :acawed in_either. currency or coin, mbjectw check without nnflca b lslix per cent interest allowed on all daily ance Gheckfl upon us pass through the Clearing- House, a8 If drawn npon sny city bank. Interest credited, and wuounu—cmant rundex‘ed monthly. Coin and Cmency Drafts on New York. Money Wanted ! THE BEST SEQURITY IN THE WORLD! Purtles having m oans from 860 uprarde wlll o thess hase monéy mortgages secured u unuu 'Whon tho pummun of to.% down aro slmot yal ty in the werld. With 10 other Lied can come ‘suro have paid !Al A teR Lo be the Doat seou eraslly admf theso thoro o nomuble, noexmonse o, intorest, i before {hem and lnl'"“ll Wh& urity. e dsproriator o ot o Hostroyeds Dorsonal fi:fiuuy in ‘v’.ncn%‘:lia ot nnm"z'x. ‘aava the de ostroy th struction of tho univorse can tyors i, Setoat og purchase money friri ‘phich 1f proved from the dicfe mub it destro; laced Or dont . e avo now an Srorth of 8%0and npwu’& to. dupa'.e of, -n|a insito o caretal ta- 'vestigation of parties ha TY“ i AN X RIOE & 0O.. Saar 147 Randolph-st., over Fidelity Bagk. DIRAE: SAVINGS 105 CLARK-ST., Methodist Church Block. Bix per cent interest. l“md on deposits, payable semi- ns.l! 1and Ji in each Jelyland Jan L OOOVILLE, Prmident. Wae. Krvasy Rexn, Cashisr. = th = NOTE. Dot further nqtice, any boy oc gl =iling = Bank will be presented ane dlmudqmdhdwkllnrhnx ik somm sanbe drawnont at pleasure. CHARLES H. BROWER. R. PARKER PIEROE. PIERCE & BROWER, ‘BROKERS, 28 MADISON-ST. Tocal Stocks, Commercisl Paper, Govern- ment and Western' Becurities. per cent Registered Coupon Bonds. $10,000.00. inside city property, in sums of $5,000 each,’ at current rates. DIC. Weo have Attorners everywhers, and collect the claims g aele Merchant th of the A °“mm?2‘i:'§-.1?u Fex ot mllecuam are eRARERY "MEROANTILE eSO ABENoY, 16 SCAILLO, COSSIANN & SEAT, IRON FOUNDRY, 87 TO 95 WEST POLK-ST., Furnish HEAVY and LIGHT Bmm& MAQHINERY CASTINGS on short no- Oall stimates. Counter Brnck:ig. r sale. PATTERNS, Paper Patterns. MRS, WYANT, 6 Towontyfonrth-st., sumounces that iy3i oonstast 'roc "roced TR EATTRANS from b Sl Taylor & Bon, New few York." Tlhdx adp-m;:‘nu s arpsse 1a S5l 0 me*u m.cnu.umn(z'i"xég > in this f toiasch ot sriam Of garment-cal ShE O e s owivand erehil. :nn “DRENS 1 CLOAR MARING DONE. S, M AKIN wfi:fiundmmn‘nl CHIL- itaple, Tns, 00, A fow Pnuexa-wmud Monday for cash. Room ‘Wost Madizon st.; up-stal BLANK BOOKS. CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE & CU - Fine Stationery AND BLANK :sooxs K nwaommm RETAIL.| 118 & 120 Monroe-st., Ch.icago. Blank Books, T LESALE AND RETAIL AT i L. SCEICK & CO.8, 103 Esat Madison-st. Tlinois 10 7. 0. McCORD &CO., * 109 Dearborn-st. . CHICAGO, SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1873—SIXTEEN PAGES. WATCOHES AND JEWELRY. OFFER A SPLENDID STOCK OF wmm ,- At prices that defy cdfinpefitidn, " and guarantee to all po- S lite attention. RODDIN &HAMJLTUN 929 State-st., COR. WASHINGTON. SHOW CASES, SAVE YOUR MONEY! A fow of our FINEST Show Cases will be given FREE of all charges to phl‘hfls having ' first-class. loca- tions in Hotels, Railroad Depots, &c. - ‘We are making this very Liberal offer to introduce & new patent. Call this week and examine the Cases. Finest work in Chicagoguar- anteed. d Liberal arrangements made for trading with those who have old Cases. N.W.BZ0W. CABE MFG. CO., 59 and 61 South Canal-st. :E!.EMOVAI: M. AI\IDERSON Show Case Manufacturer, is now doing business inhh new ‘Warerooms, No. 82 STATH-8T. (be- tween Washington and Randolph), whm he will be glad to meet. his old friends and patrons, who will find him, as. heretofors, prepared’ to manufacture’' SHOW OASES of every description at living prices. *To those in want of a SHOW UABE, Do’ matter what style, wo wonld say call tpon AI‘TDERSON at 82 State-st. _ TO RENT. ST(!RE T0 RENT. No. 40 Randolph-st., 26x100, four stories and basement, fin- jshed in the best manner.. Ap- ply to THE WESTERN NEWS ‘COMPANY, 42 a.nd 44 Ran- dolph-st. . - TO RENT A furnished house, corner Twen- ty-sixth-st. and Prairie-av.,’ one of the nicest homes in this ci ply on the premlses, 119 Pra.i- rie-ave : . Dock to Lease. TO FLENT. 'I'HE HUTEL AT FRUTTRORT, HICHIGAN, tport Company will rent thels largo brick Hotel, lf“ arnishod, alio the bath-bouse, onvery favor m-. 2 3 accoptablo man. Appirte. YER, 15{ Ilz -st., Chicogo. 'TO RENT. first-class Besidence, o, 43 Centre- ity 5{” hnfip%anon. Wil not be_rented | for, Boarding ture for sale chelg z P ."’L,%Z‘,g 8. BABNE TO RENT. e’ and well-lightod rooms at the Arcade B Batlding, b and eleva- e T rt e _ORNAMENTAL IRON WORE. _ | Hi2 Ornamental TronGoods, | Fountains, Vases, Statuary, ‘| Aquariums, We have above amount on hand to loan on: Deers, Dogs, Lions, Refrigerators, Ice fioxes, A full line Stoves, Ranges, an Housekeeping Goods. DALTON & 00, 82 & 84 Randolph-st., near State. PLANTS, . &o. | OSTS DAHLIAS VERBINAS GreenHouse&Beddmg Plants, An immenss stock lchelu Tastatles plants at very low rates. Thos fine. healthy u&mzmwm B grounds or those yho TR parciase again, 'fllplm-ndlnt TEWIS RLISFORTE, Propeietorof DuPsgo Couzy Nonierics;, BUSINESS CARD. ' SCHUBERT & KOENIG, | ARTISTS IN FRESCO, 217 EAST WASHINGTON-8T. Orders for fine Frosco Painting wudu,mu sl refer o the naw Sherman aad. of — CARPETS, &o. - - CARPETS NUMBER 279. MUSICAL. ' FURNITURE! STEEHW.&YS’ E.F.HOLLISTER & (0, | - 121 & 123 State-st., # oETCAGO, i Having bought of thelargestimport-! ing firms of the sea-bosrd and ther leading manufacturors of the.coun- try, a large line of their SURPLUS Spring Stock, are prepared’ to” offer| to the public the LARGEST and MOST DESIRABLE line of BODY. BRUSSELS CARPETS, both in BTYLE and QUALITY, ever:shown in this city, at prices FAR BELOW THEIR VALUE, and which must command the attention of evei ry ome. Their stock of VELVETS, WILTONS, MOQUETTES, g AXMINSTERS,;, "TAPESTRY, ° BRUSSELS, INGRAIN, Eto., Ete., is of recent selection], choice and desirable, and will be: offered at VERY LOW PRICES. Haying recently opened a FUR- NITURE DEPARTMENT in the ad- Joining building, we will display the best stock of FURNITURE in the! ‘West. . Parties desiring to furnish. their houses will find it greatly to: their advantage to call onus for i CARPETS OR FURNITURE, |~ ‘Mr. B. S. DOWN‘ER, long- con- nected with the trade in this city, will be in charge of this Department, and will be pleased to see all his friends. E. F. HOLLISTER & CO. CHEAP GARPETS! | Have ‘during the past week received 200 pieces more of those Body Brus- sels Carpeting, in choice patterns, which they are selling at $1.65 and $2.a.yard, Decidedly the cheapest goods ever shown in this city. Come now and secure a bargain, ALLEN & MAGKI:Y 180 State-st., Monroe-st., opposlte Palmer House. PAPER HANGINGS. PAPERHANB NGS Retailed at @flsale Pricgs, J. J. McGRATH, 174 AND 176 STATE-ST. GENERAL NOTICES. NO'I‘ICE. _ ‘Washington Hei, hts—Female Sem- ma.lg,.yto—Impogrtan Meeting, gm@:*-r.*am?mf;mmw 1 hereb Ihu lnbler‘lben 0 8 ! asticles, to b-heldnnllo Jume ‘nl 5t 3 nul]oek, at d:uzfic’flx of Ohambers & o s the gene fho enterprise, and e ey hbe dvisable o securs, at the and com- Fiod, 'tho ‘commencement J b" PR %o tho terms of sald Thl pflfl(flfl attendance of every sub- 'JOHN W.CARRINGTON, JR. NOTICE. To'Architects, Bn.i]ders, and Con- lfln?md !.Ld\lndm inch Plaster mnb ufll"fl. but only dzll wfl.‘ g m'? urthor iaformation apply at our aice, No.@l9slaiest ;o pusTER 0ASTING OO, THE CHICAGO STEAM FEATHER RENOVA- TING: AND CARPET CLEANING €O, In rear of No. 1347 Prairie-av., will attend ptly to oll orders by mail or otherwise. BATISFAUTION GUARANTEED, J. M. PEILLIPS, .Agent Notice to the Lot Owners of Graceland Cemetery. e s et e M O e, menu.lnAG 1 o TER. Gardens Laid Out, And kept fa order. -Jobbing pmpuy-.mnd.am. Fiarit, 11 Seato s WANTED. Wanted—-To Lease For a temm of years, n South Sids, by tho Tith of Octo- THIRD AND FOURTH LOFTS, Saitable for Bindery and Printiog Office, oontatning sbout 4,000 square fost each. Good light, steam power, and elsvator 'ADAMS, BLACKMER & LYON, Pub. Co. OTTAWAY. BROWS & COLBERT. ' SUARE GRANDS. Wo dosire to call the attention of thoss who still profer a pfano of the squars form to STEINWAY'S SQUARE GRANDS, wiili tho new patoated *‘ Duplex Scals.” This improvement adds immensely both to the power and evon- ness of tone, and makos the STEINWAY SQUARE GRAND incomparably superior toaay othor Square Piano STEINWAYS SQUARES ‘Surpass the Squste Pianos of all other manufacturers in “all the essontials of & superior instrument. ° STEINWAYS NEW PARLOR GRAND 1s another evidence of the extracrdinary value of the *Patent Daplez Bcale.” It hasall tho power, volums, and effectiveness of the former {all grand, while itis but 6 feet 8 inchies long, precisaly the length of the Bquars Piano, and has the further advantage of the nataral and gracefal form shat no Square Plano can claim, while the price is within 850 of Stainways' highest priced Square Piano, Superb Uprights Are the most desirable Paslor Planos now mads. Their volume of tone i of the most exquisite musical charac- ter—pure, sympathetic, and porfectly pliable; while their capacity for long standing in tane ix most remarkable, ax- celling aven the ~*Grand " snd **Squsres,” which bither- o have stood withoat a rival inthisespact. Theyars the only *Uprights ™ thathave stood the test of time and t.houvannnlflhh, ‘and can therefore ba conscientionsly SMITH &NIXON, @eneral Northwestern Agents, SAMPSON, GILBERT & (0. FURNITURE HOUSE. Extenswe Stock of Rich and Me- FURNITURE! Of new amd elegant designs and LOW PRICES. We particularly invite an examination of ourgoods, and hope no-one will buy until they have examined our stock. - SAMPSON, GILBERT -& (0., 27 A28 WABASEAT, PEACE JUBILEE Is coming, and all your coun cousins are about to honor you wit! a visit, so it becomes you to set your house in order. To do so properly, all you have to do is to call on HALE &BRO,, 10,19, 14 & 16 Canalst, And select your Furnitur have the’ LARGEST S'I'OCK and the LOWEST PRICES in the West. Calland see for yourselves, HALE & BRO, FURNITURE! MORTON & CO0,, Office Desks, 164 West Iialse=st. FOR SALE. 100,000 POSTAL CARDS Received and for sale at the CHICAGO SAVINGS INSTITUTION, . W. Gor. Dearborn and Madison-ata, SPEGTACLES, AT J. G. LANGGUTE'S, Opticiaz, #1Btatost., botwsen Washington and Randolph. FISH POLES. mm.d.1-i‘x'7|’.l;l e pclln, SR per- 10 L sa,macmzco., is ToNs PREPARED. CORN HUSKS %o;:fl.. Address W. H. HOLABIRD & CO., No.9 THE iOWA TORNADQ. The Terrible Cyclone in Washmo-ton and Keo- C nties. Full Details of the Hur- ricane of Last Thurs- .day Afternoon. Miles of Devastation and Ruin —-Qreat Loss of Property. Houses, Barns, Fences, Orchards, and Forests Razed to the Ground. School - Houses, Teachers, and Scholars Whirled in the Storm. Twelve Persons Xilled and Twonty.four More or Less Woundea. A Flook of 1,500 Sheep Carried 0F and Mashed to Atoms. The Village of Lancasier, Keokuk County Badly Wrecked. The Hurricane on. the Mississippi--- Two Steamhoats Seriously Damaged. Thrilling Description of the Storm King’s Ride. ‘Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. ‘WasmvaroN, Tows, May 2i.—The extent of the terrific tornado which swept over Eeokuk and Washington Counties last Thursday after- noon was but meagrely detailed in the dispatcnsa eent from here on that evening. The damags done seemed too great to be reslized, and al- though the statements made were alarmivg, they convey no ides of tho injury dons to prop- erty, and of ‘the number of persons killed snd wounded. *In the absence of ‘telegraphic com- munication with the interior, nothingdefnite -could be learned, and henca the dispatches wwera ‘made up- from rumors, with & few sensationsl adjectives éandwiched .in to make the cyclone truly horrible. Had the writer of the- dispatch had the most vivid imagination, he conld not “have pistured the davastation and ruin Fronght ‘within two houra. Such a wind-storm was never before experienced in these countied. The old- est inhabitant remembars a hurricans twenty- five years ago, that swept everything before it, ‘but as Washington was then an insignificant vil- 1age, the damage waa not material. Five years Inter there was a hail-storm, which did consid- erable injury to the crops, but the tornado of last Thursday is the severest ever known in Waahington County. THE TEMPEST ROAB. No damage whatever was done in Washington, the point nearest where the storm laid its de- stroying hand being about 6 miles distant. The roar which accompanied this manifestation of the anger of nature wes distinctly heard here, and it is said by farmers, who live 10 miles away, that they heard a peculier, rumbling noise, and could not_avoid connecting it with the storm. To some the noise sounded like & heavy freight train at night, when everything was reposing; to others, like musketry, with an occasional dis- charge of artillery. Scarcely sny light- ping flashes were visiblo, and only an occasional loud peal of thunder was heard. The rain fell in torrents, not in drops, but in sheets, there appearing_to be a Iske of waterin the atmosphere. The whole country was flooded to the depth of several inches, and it is feared the corn already plantad has been washed out. The little creeks and “rivulets, which supply Skunk River, were swollen and overflowed their banks, carrying away tress, and causing the banks to cave in.’ IN THE LINE OF THE STORM. Everything, except here and there amile or two over which the whirlwind seems to have jumped, is desolate-looking. Scarcely house, barn, shed, or granary i6 left. All were swept awayas clean as the fire wiped out the North Bide of Chicago. The exact starting point of the storm is not known, but it ig believed to have been in Keokuk County, probably a few miles west of Lancaster, whieh townm, it 1s ssid, was totally demolished. It advanced in another easterly direction, passing north of Tallyrand about three miles, and south of Keuta, through the Geman settlement called Baden, approaching the line of Washington County whero it jumped district of about eight miles, alighting again about six miles northwest 5i ‘Washington on the farm of Frank Brown. Remaining on the ground for six or eight miles, it passed up to Highland Township. Leaving the earth here, it struck again in Middle Fown- ship, where its force was spent, and it dissp- ‘peared as suddenly as it appeared. Those who saw the commencement szy they first noticed an immense BLACE MASS, which to some resernbled s huge hay-stack in shape, and to others & balloon, with the amall end toward the ground They could not s0e beyond ita- borders, but, 88 it weat by, they saw mudand boards flying inall directions. Houses were torn from their foundations, as if thep were chaff, brokon and twisted Into & mill- ijon fragments, some of which were forced into the ground two or three fest. _Cattle were lifted . Carried some distance, and hurled head-long the earth. One heifer, threa years old, was b e o diteh, hesd dret, o3 rhon. Tonnd her head and nack were lmnad in the mud. This is an scinal 88 I saw it myeelf, tha ownarha rfiuau the !mmAX where she was to gatisfy tho incredulone. Bev- arnl men had pieces ot hmber forced into their gides, and quite & number were thrown down 8o “%';d’ fl;x:m L‘;:lelr‘ahmba and h:l;nn ‘were broken. m o to giv tion of thg givo an adequate descrip- 'PROGRESS of the cyclone. : It moved forward so rapidly, :ndfimsewhu 8aw it approaching were 30 ba v that they thought only of their owix t met their view they could no: Iooking at, . althongh fear seams to rendered them nn:hlu ive a satisfactory account of it. As far ls have been Iblarflbgulum,kn lno man who POssesses even & su) owledge of storms observed it. Thoup.who were mexdtf midst and escaped with broken limbs and bruised bodies l.lfe