Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 18, 1874, Page 9

e s e i ST D ———— T T Y 7 s v . a . THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER ‘I8, 1874--SIXTEEN PAGES. CCHMMERCE OF CHICAGO. om & Healy---Largest Musical House in the Wests —_— 151 escription of Their Store—The Steinway Pianos, —_— The Popularity of French Perfumeries. D —_ pressrs. I Labonde & Co. :a past tho readers of Tue Tain- ot wm;::in:md with & detailed descrip- O seral of our ore promiaent commer- o u, slso, many SuEEestions rolating asl nmuclnulu snd manufacturing interests of fothe MR eir rapid development during Lbo e il oren yesrs. Tho want of space, bow- pask b cowded ont intercsting reviews of e Lt ioterests, among tho more prom- D T ich is that of music and musical in- theoc s, And, ss s its custom, THE TRISUNE BTUmeNL oot tnerepresentative bouse of Lyon o e oihing a fair index of the growih & B 7 of the trado in musical instru- ol PRt e snd winco tho great firo of ments, bolh o that the reader may measuro :fz,‘;cu, Yo oaergy snd enterprise exhibited by {is house by the diensters that they bave suf- fered, it 18 only necessary to slate that they LOST THEIR ENTIRE STOCK ro in 1670, and bad just recovered from the diesster sud were in possession of one of the finest stocks in the city, when all was again gwept awey by the disaster of 1871. The dith calties snd embarrassments surrounding their Second loes were £oon overcome, for, while the smoks of the conflagration yet hung over the city, they received temporary quarters in. 8 eharch on thecorner of Wabash aveaue and Six- teenth stroet, .where the orders of their many eostomers wero eupplied 28 usual. Tlere they remaioed enjoyiog & largely increased trade. uatil their prosent attractivo and commodions store was ready for occupancy, when taey re- ‘moved to their present quarters. To such of its readers 83 bave not had tho plessure of visiting this elogant aud SOPERBLY-ARRANGED MUSICAL HOUSE, Tz Trisos will say, that it issituated near the comer of Monroe snd State streets. is four Stories, inclndiog basement, i height, aud was built expressly for Messrs. Lyon & Heaty, tho rooms and varioas other internal arrangements of the building beiug plauned expressly for their trade. That the resder may ain & firidea of this musical emporinm, wo will give a brief descrip- tion of the differont floors, and the uces in wlich they are employed. The bascient is devoted to the wholesale musical book trade, and represents {bo 1a gest music and tnusic-publisbing uouse in the coautry. that of Oliver Ditson & Co., of Bos- too, wiose publicatious sre at all times the mort complete 10 stock_sud the most popular of auy io the market. Theg rejresent, however, a very large namber of outier favorsbiy-known houses, The first floor proper is. duvotea to the sale of sheet muic, of which Lyon & Heniy are very ex- tonsive dealersthioughout tho Nosthwestern States acd Teiritorice, aud their average stcck is b . larger thzo any other housoof the kind west of New York. The eecond flour 13 employed a3 & salesioom for pianos and orzaps. The third floor is devoted to the wholeeals trade in miscel- laneous musical merchsndize. and embiaces every descniption of goods in that line, including boils foreig: and domestic. And rignt Lete we will ecate that Mcssrs. Lyon & Healy aro large importers snd manulacturers, and thewr ample resonrces ensble them at all tines to sapply their eastomers with all new stvles sud improvemeuts in both music and musical wstruments. The fousth &nd last tloor is devoted to manufaccur- ioe aud repairing ; 480 for tho storago of sur- plus stocs. Whio this trm bandle zll of the moro popular musics! goods of the dag, they make a specialty of the STEINWAY PIANOS AND BURDETT ORGANS, for both of which thor are tae exclusive agents of the Northr.est. And, wlule tiere ara many excetlent instruments manufactured by others thau tie Bieiuways, we oniy echo s deep-rooted ulic sentimeut 1o the stutewent that the pro- actions of Steinway & Song, aud more espec- ially their u,Tight instruments, aro unequaled inthis or aoy uther country. As an evidence {hiat we wie not clsiming too much for this in- strument, we will refer the reader to such re- nowued mastors as Franz Liszt, Fraoz Abt, and tbe world-renowued coucert piauwst, Anton Ru- who, wuh & score of oters_equally . bave indorsed, fn _the strongést lun- s pos-ible, this insirument. But the in- lorsaments of theee, or any otuer mueical critics, sreof muchless weight than the uvuqualified puttic favor thst hus becu Lestowed upon tiis insirument for tue past twenty years. Sieinwas &3yoe ase the Jargest manufacturers of piaucs in thscountry, Laing commcnced the busiuess in Leimany o.er Lty years ago, and their gieat experience has enabled them to present to the woild, with what the public as well as tho most Tenowned masters of the aZ6 ProuuUNCe & [or- fect ivstrumeut i all its peris,—one that has no superior, one that will withstand the inclement season of all couvtries. Before closing we will £ay that in the pubiic estimaiion Mesrs Lyon & Healy stand st the bead of the musicahinstru- meut trade of this city, aud, baving been Jtboroughly trained to tie busihess smce boy- hood, tbey have & more extended esperience than any ‘of their competitors, and to this fact their grea: success during tho pest fow. years is mainly due. Choosivg the S:einway as their model inetrument was the first step .towards zglnce_u. They bad the foresicht to corapichend ¢ its ments wouli gain for it a world-wide Teputation. And we might bere present the Teader with 8 column of unimpeachable cer- tificates a8 to its merits, but we wiil present but oagonly, whichisas tollows and epeaks for itsel(: BE:& 0K THE OFFICIAL REFORT OF TII5 JUET 0N T AENTS, TXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE, ‘e segret that tho celebrated inavgurators of the fewivten in plano-making, Messta, Sietiway & . of New York, to whom the entiro art of piano- makdog L 80 greatly indebted, have Dot szbibited. nlhuxm Petrella, President, Italy; mgl:muh:..l}m vsnmx-:‘wum; Austriag . Dr. Lissajous, Sa ; Bt samsfous, Szecn Vico-President, ‘France; Dr. Edward Hanslik, Austria ; . Cerveny, Boliemia, Austria} dobann Herzfeld, Hungary, Austria § Jutius Schiedmayer, Germany ; Lutlder Gaut, Fragce; De Bortano Fucrter, Spuin; g':xx: ‘gd\u‘nu Lelgium ; .1ector Weter, S A Laltnbe, Husgia; Heslial T Puul, Prof 1 P e of the University of Leip- lnm o Mcscal Instrunen.s, Vieuns World's Falr, L. T. PIVER'S FRENCH PERFUMERY. h:trh-p- there ars but fow articles manufac- ed in which thore is 80 much deception prac- ticed us in that of perfumery. It is a notoiious fact that we hava laboratories for the manufac- :x- of this article in all the preminent cities in ; ¢ United States. And it is also s fact that our-ths of their productions ara but listle lees very bad imitations of the genuine French Pertomery. And, whilo Tug TRIBUNE bas no de- €0 Lo eay aught apainst Lome productious, it :“My that American manufactuors in this line m:im compete with foreign maunufacturers, aly on account of the fine grades of material ot being available. i 48 AN ILLUSTRATION of forelgn productions we wili call the attention :rinm- Teaders Lo the superior lie of pe.fum- Pi::r" maoufactured by the bouse of L. T. Irig Of Paris, whicn Liss beeu es:ablishied since 10g 5o 008 century azo,—sud their productions Teceoular throushout Europe. and unul quite o e ibe howe demany was suiliciently lare l b lna entire production. But having anyeiy Increased bis facilities for manufuctu ive, 2d recing u largo field for the disuibution of Co Fords in this countiy, Mewurs. J. Lubonde & o m0otters and wholerals agents for Lhis and ke hrrrl lmr(mpenen, sbout a year ago ertablisted et o 8t No. 136 Laue etreet, wiiere they bave 11l the moet uuprecedeuted succesa. . THEIR 8TUCK 18 LANGE, ::&‘Ex'b“ irTure, is cowpused of the genuine b pgd. to e fulls ap: recintod, heeds ouly to s :dunu.l by the alcohol dicoc ionk taat are Derty through the couutsy uuder tbe pame of fop o ics. Mesers. Labunde & Co., in addi- tpeesch 1w Line of toilet prepuratious, make a m'n"ly of inple and concentrated extracts, and Duniapr U Alro “ algravin. " “Guar's Club.” i suquet,” & Mugudar Ojopanaz,” u:-dm l‘:\.’.; " B tenet Bouvauor® bl of Lia™ whish W a ‘product entirelv vegetalle, and ie, therefore, entnely free from acid or aleohol, It is manu- factured Irom the rcots of Iris, the virtue of which was ficst discovercd by Mi. Piver. A few drovs of this wonderiul compound in a glars of water whitvos and rerfumes it swincieotly for the tailet. For producicg a clear. trausparent complexion, it bas no equal in the rerfumery Lime. It ot ouly perfumes the skin. but removes oll pimpes and other erupticns whic: foll yw tha frequent uso of prepatations coutaiuing alcohol or vinogar. Merars. Lzborde & Co. are rapidly acquiring groat popalanty thronughout the West, thesr 1rade baving more than do.bled since they comwenced busincss in this city. THE SECRET OF VENUS. Tho planet Veous posscssesa sccrat of tho greatost valuo to the scientife world. Ono | migbt coucludo as much when Lo noticos, after the setting of the sun, what a com naoding posi- tion sho assumes nesr the horizon in the south- west, aud how siguiticantly intalligens appears ber blushing, radiaaz amile. This wondorful se- cret she sy kept ever sinco the momning stars torelher sang their first chorus,—over sinco God spake iato oxistence tbe rolling, fiery worlds that poople immensity. This is longer than so- crets ae usually kept by those who worship at the shrine of Venus! 1t was not till the beginning of the cighteenth century, abort 155 vears agd, that Venus was suspected of holding so seliishly in her possos- sion this coveted information. Dr. Halley then discovered the important fact, and proposed that by some artifice she be induced to divulge the secrot. To sav nothing of her usual dispoaition or indisposition to respond when addressed, it is only at special periods that Venus can at all bo approached upon this particular eubject. Since the discovory, two of the periods have passod,— one on the 5th of June, 1751; the other oo the 3d of Juoe, 1769. To tho first questioning, a distinc: 1esponse was refused. ‘To the second, Venus.rcplied, but not plainly. And now, al- most broathiless, we await tho comiag of the next poriod. 'This will be the 8th of December, 1874 Then will be repeated the samo question, with tho greatcst possible empuasis. Then, too, on account of this very importunity, will we fondly oxvee: her to ook down from her celestial abode, and distinct- Iy to speak out hor responso, far above the pro- foandly low and deep-tonad music of the sphores. Foudly, too, will we expect bor uiterance to bo recognized, and ccbood, and reverbacated, to every planet and every star throughout the uni- vetse. LEven now, as she twinkles mn the twi- light, sbe seems half incl ned to bresk the still- ness of the pight by revealing her secret betore the time. ‘The Seccret of Vonus is nothing leas than the parallacsic anglo of the sun ; that is, the anglo contaized by two Lines diawn from the coutro of the sunm, 000 to the ceniro of tne earth, tho other s tangent to the earth. Upon the accuracy with which this angle is measured depend, di- rectly or indirectly, all astronomical distauces,— the distances of the earils and all otaer mewnbers of the solar svstem from tie sup, and the dis- tances of the lixed etars frow tbe eoler syrtem, and the velocity of light. It 18 difienlt. thea, fuliy to appreciate the real value o, this secret whou it 18 vuce 1 the possession of the scieutitic wozld. ‘The motions of Venus and the earih around the sup arc such that ut_ tho successive intervals of 121}¢ vears, § years, 105}¢ yoas, 8 yeurs, 1213¢ years, and 50 on, the plavet, io passing be- tween the earth and the suu, is 50 near to s Lns jouning the ceutres of the earth and the sun, taat it will appesr to traverse the run's face. ‘his is called s Trausit of Venus. Tho first ‘Trausit known to have been obeerved occurred o the 4th of Decemier, 1639; the second on the 5th of Jure, 1761 ; the third aud last o in tie past, on ihe 3d of Jaue, 1 The fiist one in tue fusure will occur on tie 8:h of December, 1874: tbe second, on the 6th of Decemoer, 1852 ; the third on the 7tk of Jupe, 2004. In 'tbe interval of 105} vears, elapsing be- tween tho last Transit andithe next, the earth wili complete 10514 revolutions around the sun, whilst Veuns, in tho fame time, will complete 17134 revolutions around that same cen‘ral body. It18 plain, then, thst, in this interval, Venus will complote precisely sixty-six revolutious more tuau the earch ; £.iac is, at the time of the next Transit, e w11 bo passing the pixtv-sixth time belween the earth and (he sun_since the last Traneit. However, mixty-five of these passages were uot sutficieutiv near the line joining tue centres of tho earth and the sun as Lo appear upou tho sun's face; and, astho interval be- tween thes> passaces is about 584 davs, th= six- ty-five bave already cccuried, and moe-teoths of the time nas elapsed belween tho sixty-fifth passage and the nezd Transit of Venus. Venus, our present beautiiul evening-star, therefore, having passed around berond the sun, and baving sttained ber groasest eastern elonea~ tion, is now sxeeping along towards a pomt be~ twean the carti sod the sua. The time of her setring 18 coming nearer and nearer toat of tha sun, and, ot the time of the Transit, it will e the'same. After the Transit, sbe will set 7nd rise before the suo, and will aga:n be our mermn- ing-star. S nce only that half of a planet ali'nes whiich is towards the sun, the part turued towerd the earth at tho umeo of the Transic wil be thor- ouzhly dark, nad it wi'l sppear to bo a romnd black epot on the face of the sun. The disme- ter of Venus 18 only about 1-120 of thie diame- ter of the sun: bor, as ber distance- from 1he cun is only nbout three-fourths of tie disrance of the earth from the gnn, the plariet will be at s point about one-fourth of the ditauce from the earth to the sun; nnd, hence. the diamerer of the spot, a3 compared with thio diame the sun, will oo about four timos 118 real ler Tio dismcter of the svot will, thercfore, be about one-thirticth of the diameter of tno ann. This app.r n° great black bead will puss over the faco of tue eun- from loft to risht, s.0d tho pho- nomenon will last about four Lours. On the 8th of December, 1874, thr) Transit will begin sbout § o'clock p.m., anc. wul end at about 11:45 o'clock p. m., Clucacro solar time.® Tiwe phenomenon, therefore, will viot be visibie in the United Stales. To those points of the emrth on longitude sbout 120 deg. east of Greenwicly the Transit will begm on the 9th ot about 10 ¢ 'clock a. nd end aboat 2 o'clock p. m., ands the middle of the pienomenon wall oceur at nocn. This meridian passes tLroagh the castern part of Asia ond the ‘western part of Austratia. Near this Lo will bo the moet favorable positions from which to take observations oo the Traosit. As the declivation of the tunatthe time -of the Travsit will be about 221¢ deg. sout, to 5no located on latitado a8 mauy gegrees south, and on the previously- mentioned longitude, the sun, at tho middie of the pbenomenon, »ill be ' precicely in tho zenith, At this instant, the Transit will be visi- ble at all places not exce eding 90 deg. from this point. ‘This point will L.z found in tho western partof Australia ; and ‘:his dietance will oxtend as far Lo the east on tho equator as long. 150 deg. west, and as far to Lhie west on the equator as long. 30 deg. east. North of the equator this distance will not ex iend 50 far to the east and weet, and it will luck 2234 deg. of reachmg to the North Pole. Soruh of the equator it will exteud somewhat fart.l.er to tha cas: and west, aud it will reech 2257 deg. bevond the South Pole, to & poirt abou t threc-fourths of the dis- tance from the Polo to the ssnthern point of South America. Ihe former part of tho phe- nomeuon will be vis.lhle from pan:s etill farthor to tho east ot sunset : and the latter part from poiuts stili farther to tho wost at suntisc. The next Transit of Venus will bo a most in- teresting occurrenci. o impo:tant, too, is it considered that our own Goveromeut has ap- proprated a vers large smouns of meney for tbe complete equit ment of scveral parties of our osn scientilic 1 1en, for the work of taking accurato obgervations from various favornbie positions. Other leahing Governments bhave taken hold of a2 work n a similar manner. Many monthe agey cid the work of prej aration begin. A few W ceke more will complete the temporaly ubsors atorics and, ali therr intricate appointments. *chew, 8 few hours of rest and atiilnese, broken only by pettiors for abserce ot cluuds, s0d the & ceno which bas ot been wit- nessed by a0 il abitant of esr:h for 10534 seara witl burst upon the view of the obeervers, slmnay powerlesslv muoxicated with excitement. The Transit of Venu & having ocaurred, the whole # i world *sill, with the inteusest aux tho ressuic of the observations,—will s6ly li nten for the echio resonnding from tho witerance «of the wonderf..l Secret of Venus. E. CARRAGE Cur.LEOF, CARTHAGE, TIL, Oct. M, 1874 E,Co'lert ¢ . .rauthority for the rtatement U tie Teaug i wha cgha at p. . aud ond at 12:46 «. .. Cld cago time, Lusterd of at 11:43 . nu., xe above stated. Tuis wiil gve 4 Lir 48 minuies au tha duration of tk.¢, Transit.—ED, TIiDUNE An 01d Lady. Mrs. Betes- Strew, of Waraer, N, H., celebrated the 10Cth wunivenary of ber birth on the luth iust, Bhe .8 in guod health, ber sicli is guod, and Lier mitsd clear. Within three years sho has knuttad vovi snty-five pairs of atoukings. Al her childron s their desceadante bave died, szve; « groat-girast-grandulild FIRE INSURANCE. MILLINERY. ~WIAGARA |HAME.GELIN 0F NEW YORE. Gash Assets, $1,400,000.00. . Bonds, over $700,000.00. Tovested i Lossas Paid, over $4,000,000.00. 93 YEARS' PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE. The “NIAGARA” IN- SURANCE COMPANY is not liable for any Pol- icy or Renewal issued after ist January, 1874, by the “UNDERWRIT- ERS’ AGENCY,” so call- ed, THE CONTRACT OF THE UNDERWRITERY AGENCY OF NEW YORK HAVING_E}- PIRED BY LIMITA- TICON 31st DECEIIDER. 1873. , BEVERIDGE & HARRIS, Hianagers Western Department, 116 & 118 LaSalle-st., CEIICACGO- GRCCERIES. GROCERIES! Buy your Groceries at Headquarters for Cash, and save 10 79 30 PER CENT. st S Lomis White Winter Wheat Flour, $6.00 Choice Hissonri White Winter, - - 750 The Coichr ted Hiiunesota Patent, 8.00 to 16.00 Chgice Mimnesata Spring, - 650 Just received, 1,000 boxes New Valoneia Reisins, 15¢ per pound; Wew Zante Currants, 8¢ per pound; Proctor & Gamble’s German Mot- tled Soap, §4.00 o box, Prite's Baking Powder, in 5o Caas, 400 per Ih. Royel Baking Powder, in 51 Cans, 40c per Ib. Royal Baking Powder, in Buly, 35 per b, Depot for Imported and Olear Havana Cigars. (. H. SLACK, Wiestle and Rea] Groce, 109 East Madison-st. Orders from the country will re- cecive prompt atteation. 267 & 269 Wabash-av, Has now in store one of the largest and finest stocks of FURKITURE! Ever offered in any establishment in the West. The stock is varied and embraces many articles entire- 1y new, in novelties, Rich Tnlaid Tables, Stands, &c. Also a beautiful assortment of Bronzes, Clocks, &ec.,all of which ere being offcred at prices that will command & ready sdale. GEO. GILBERT, 261 & 060 WABASECAY. FOR SA..E, IF'OR SALRE. DISTILLERY.! The larzest an-i finest Whisky D's- tillery in Jeiferson County, Ken- tucky. For particui rsadiress BUCLANAN, MILTON & CO., Toulsvilla, Ky. 244 WABASH-AV., Has just opened a large stock of Fall and Winter HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS, Feathers, and French Felt Hats, in every new and desira- ble shepe and color. Those who have not visited this es- tablishment will be surprised at the extent and variety of MILLINERY G OOIDS Hore displayed, unsurpassed by any house in the city. ASTONISHING LOW PRICE Made upon every article. The cheapest place in the city for really good and desirable Millinory. All orders promptly executed. 500 VELVET HATS Trimmed in all of the latest styles at $2 each, All ot the new stylesin FEI L TS, HUNTRESS, PROMENADE, HYDE PARK, MARQUISE, YORYSAIRE, COLUMBIA, MIDDY, DOT, All of the Winter styles in Flow- ers, Ornaments, Silks, and Laces. D. A HEWES, 258 WADBDASTI-AYV. We shall offer nt RETATL, the coming weok, our sesond large importation of FRENCH FHRLTS, togetber with an im- mense variety of Trimmed Goods, unegualed by nnv in this or any aity. Remomber, our only Nos. are 370 & 272 ‘Wabash-nv., corner of Van Buren-st. Our Wost Side patrons can easily resch our Store by Sta‘e and adison or Van Bu- ren-st. cars to Van Buran and Stato (ono niock). 0, Webster & (o, 270 and 272 WABASH-AV. LADIES HATS AND BONNETS LATEST STYLES IN VELVET AND FELT, FOR THE MILLION. F.PERSON&CO., 200 TO 206 WABASH-AY. e manufacture Three Thousand Hats per day, st from 40c to $1.00 apisce. Comeearly to avoid the rush. MILLINERY! E. J. HOPSON & 00, Have now in stock a full and complete varie- ty of every style and fashion for tho Fall and Winter seasons At 64 Washington-st., JUST WEST OF STATE. PIANO:, JULIUSBAVER &00,, Cor. State & Monroe-sts., ARE OFFERING Special Inducements To purchasers of Pianos and Organs for cash or on easy terms. A complete atock of ''HiE CELEBRATED THE FAVORITE BAUER PIARDS, And other FIRST-CLASS MAKERS, rang- ing in price from $300 to $1,600, now on hand. Also, a number of second-hand Pianos for sale cheap. WAREROOMS: Cor. State&Moume—sts., I@ufl gn_nse GREAT CLEARING SALE! R, 1. IPBOWELL & 00, 228 West Madison-st,, ) bargainy: sizas, stdics Kl Gluver $1.20, every pals warranted. %c & par, worth Grial reductions in var CORSET DEPARTMENT. & nunnlses, An Imn.onas stock of Fali Suis at oal Feweomter the Great Clearirg “ale. R. E. M’DOWELL & CO., Mudison and Peorinents. 1uckod i anio; i it Tcannot hopa to say anything emphia le enough 1o con- ¥y the streny.b of my ballet Lhat t iuis exercise { ows, 0861 valy my presaut inaltls, bt my lifa. The wark | have dene ia (he past fivs yoars mast spesk e GKO V. HOOT, Oblesge. oo AMUSEMENTS. MYERS OPERA-HOUSE. Alonrve-at., bat. State and Dearborn. " E. L. DICKKY, Lesaoo and Proprietor. The Parlor Vriey Theare of the West EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK and Wednes- duy and Saturday Matinces, The following grost actis's will post fvcly azpear: The Ppleasing aud popular Caatatrice, MISS POLLY DALY. Second wook of the dashing LILLIAN SISTERS. First appearance of the Great Dutch Comodian, DAN MASON. plimt sppeatancets Calearo of thy Grest Seng sad BRYANT & WILLIAMS. yEine ippenrazco ot the Irsh Character aud Chango Miss Caddie Wright. Third week of the favorite Song and Dance Specialty Lightning Comets, BAEKER AND DOYLE. o5cond wask of tho ariginal and oaly Siave Troups of GEORGIA MINSTRELS, Comprising 20 great Stars, includiag the FOUR ORIGINAL END MEN, DBROWN and MILLS, BILLY IKERSANDS CHARLIE CRUSOE. CHAS. B. HICKS, Dirsctor of tho Siave Troupe. Tho Electric ABE COX in his favorite HEN CONVEN- TION SCENE. ** Aunt Jemima," by BILLY KERSANDS. First wook of Arthur's immenso Local Burlesque, enti- tlod CRERMATION; Or, The Meeting of Marshal Bazaine, Roche- fort, and Tom Collins. A real Cremation Furnace in oporation, and the sshes of the victims distributed to the audiouce. The etsci nt, Firm Doparimenc is furaishod by the Bab- ocock Fir: Bt nguiser Company. BVERY NGHT A LD NIGHT. NO SMOKING OR DiINKING P2ltMITTED. “A cgnsiant succeseion of raro taloat—aad tho Most Pop- alar Matinvos o tho West. Cas:omary Prices—25, 50, and 750. Doors at7; Curtain atBo'clock. GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Uiazk-at., opposia sacrman Hous FRED AIMS.. S— THE REIGN OF MIRTH RESTORED IN CHICAGO, MONDAY KVENING, OCT. 19, Relly & Loon's Renowned Minstrels! Tirs. time of Relly & Loon's translation of Offenbach’s naw Comic Upora, CHING-CHOW-T1I, CIING-CHOW-HI. Tuis opora bad a ran of over thre: mon'hs In Now York City ti cruwdod Louecs, ~ First timo of -the laughable skotch, TIE WEONG MAN, by Hart, burcidge, and Les or; Tare: time of tap Ethiopsan iaice, WU DIED FIRST? by Manning, Sehoolceaft, Cuor, aud Kayne. WALTEICS & MOKTON ia thelr uaw mrdioy songs aud dancos. The whoie to coacludo with Kells & Loon's trauslation ol Ulfoubscl’s Uowmic Opara, CHING-CHOW-HI! QVERTURE—"*Chlug Chos- (11" Gulng-Chow- 11, Ewpeeor ot Coini. Ko-na-itt-Ko, Ca aad, consplea’or , Stanga.d B arer. Couspiruter: - hyes and wemb: A. Laoz ho Le Harey Jones T.5. Luke i gul HE ONLY LEON et at Jolda, Luae Sohoolerate | Wi Rl pu ace, MUSIQ OF TH UPLItA—Uveiture HI." orcheatra, Dueit—**0 Ple:uio Nich-Ton aud Ko-Ki . Dusr A3 You Sar.” Fe- Fenthan, 3 -] Ki kikako," Hu:! i Hi, K i, aud nsuicaturs. Introduced for oifeot—** Uld Fulks at Home,” orchestra, RXMARKS -A surpribing revelation fu Chiness ki dimeult .f belief by Ameiicaay, and knposible by Uhis S 1B 1 you kuuw what 1her a0, QUESTION American ever aat on bo throna uf Ciuaa av fier Empor- or? (Uffcubach makes him s Freuchman, Kelly & loon 0 American. Somelody muat be wrodg.) "ADVICE - Loo't faint on beluidiag 1o torriis’ ducont. from the domeof tno theatre by the Japsuese, Ko-Ii-Ka-K Fa.An-Nica-Ton, Eeery Evening and Wednestay and Salorday otiness, "~ McVICKER'S THEATRE. LAST WEEK OF THE OPERA SEASON. THE KELLOGG | GRAND ENGLISH OPERA, MR O. D. HFSS Director. A BRILLIANT REPERTOIRE FOR THE LAST NIGETS. Monday Rvening, Ust. 19, tbe anly aopearance of MISS CLARA LOLISE KELLOGG In Verdi's beautiful opera, IL TROV.ATORE. MISS CLARA LOULS® KELLOGG, MRS, SEGUIN, MR. CARLETON, MR. PEARES, aad M. MA4S. On Tussday, Wallace's favorite sork, MARITAINA. Wednorday Eveatog, Oct. 21, BENEFIT OF THR HARNEMANN HOSPITAL FAIR, whea will bo pre- sented Mozar:'s great wark, DON GIOVANNI. Thursdar Escatng the house will be CLUSED FOR KEHEARSAL OF MIGINON, Ambroise Thomns' boaa i (ul iy snceesifal Opers, which will be presonted 1DSY REVENING for tha firat time fn (ho Englies fongne. GRAND MATINKIEON SATUKDAY—A Grand Op- aratic Melange—MIS8 KELLOGG aad THE WHOLE COMPANY APPEARING. Saturdyy Eveninz, Oct. 24, on THE And LAST NIGHT OF 1'H RUS and GRAND ORCHL BIL. A. PREDIGAM.... ‘Ssata'can bo necured ai Box OHics of Theatra. Sou eir- culars at Box Otfico for fall casts of the Operas. > " HALSTED-ST. OPERA HOTUSE, MONDAY, OCT. 19-ONE WEEK ONLY. FRANK MAC EVOX’S NEW HIBERNICON AND IRISH COMEDY COMPANY, Introductng tho following taleated srtists in a highly amusing and novel eatertainment: 'The {avarita Iran Comediaa, ROBERT BYRN DAN NASH, EMILE AN X0 ) thelr populat, wpccial je s KATE RRILLEY, MARY MCCREN, KAT! ES: Prol. MUESLIN, FRANK MAC EVOY. ‘Admission. 50 conta: Gallery, 56 cents. 04 Thuraday and Saturday, £ p.m.; adults, % hildrog, 10 cents. HOOLEY'S THEATRE, THAR PARLOR HOME OF COMEDY. E SPIINX. A JIIT! HHE A% THE SPHINX. A HIT! BRILLIANT SUCCESS. Monday, Oct. 19, dutlug he wouk, and % the Wedacuday Matlooe, positisels last aights ol TEIRN SEPEIINIT girking Picturont. Besayitl Scencat Tho mpasy In the casr: . Saturda Afternow e Vom0t EAST LY NE Jtead. U Test "I vo kay stage, & ow play by Batle e exiraely fof this Thestrs, callod TH ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ENGAGESMENT EXTRAORDINARY! THE FAMOUS GEO. L. FOX AND HIS ENTIRE NEW YORK HUMPTY DULPTT PARTT. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. BOURNIQUE'S DANCING AGADEHY, 128 and 130 Twenty-fourth-st., NEAR INDIANA-AV. Mr. Bournique will coramenco Daaciog Classos at Flood's new HallTa = PATRED On nest THURSDAY, Oct. 2. For children at4 p. m. Ladiss and Goatlemoo at i3 p. m. DANCING ACADEMIES OF MARTINE. SOUTII SIDE, w SIDE, 1010 £ dians §NOW'S DANCING ACADEMIES. NUW OPEN FOIt THE SEASON. YEST SIDF — 19 West Lake-st.—Esory Wednasday and Saturday eveninys and Saturday a“teruoon. HORTH NDE Thurwiay evenings and METZGER'S DANCING MRS M BE Y, nd Halsted-s°s., aow opea for the sesson. ar Club Partios. Iaquice st i3l SCALES. at centa; c Campl. 2 V1G] Cor, Adas Hail t rens l_iUC'l:ION. SALES. By ELISON, POMEROY & CO. " CONTINUED SALE OF THE BANKRUPT STOCK SILVERWARE, SILVER-PLATED WARE, CLOCES, JEWELRY, &c., AT STORE 124 STATE-ST., BMONDAY MORNING, Oct. I o'clock, when the wholo of th spleadid a ock will ely bo closed out Elegant Silver-platea Cat Glass “oln Silverware, Clocks, Bronzes, and ussful and omamontal f % 05 order of A45i2503; 50N, POMEROY & CO. EXTRAORDINARY Art Sale! THE AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ART REPOSITORY OF NEW YORK. Meascs. ELISON, POMEROY & CO. beg to annontea 'ih-ll., I‘r:qam- ul;’em:o of ll::endlflml[\llwd dissolution a{ :El Le) . \wo have reccived u la: cons om0 3 oot valasuls coneetion of MODEVN OIL-PAINTINGS that have ever beon offersd in this city at auction, cow- menciog on Tuesday Morning, Oct. 20, at 10 o'olock, o aftoraoon at 1% o'clock, and on 10 feive in the and_contiauin Thursday, 2ist 2.d 210, st same hours, &t Wednesdsy SALES BODMS, 84 AND 85 RANDDLPE-SE. These fine works of art, which comprise in many cases tho most Important pictures from the casals of the artiits rop:eseated, wore mostly patated for private e, 1o zomo of thase have nover be:n exhibitod outsids of theic studive zud privats gallorlza, We hops our pictorerlor: fag people will avail thomselves of the opporiunity to in- lxkfilhn nvl{fl:'unné as m(o p?hl&lnfli‘;mlm Bn‘:'xhlblm Sreaine), Uots 13, with catalugus, 2 (day 808 o REN CBOMEROY 3 0% Auctioneers Brick Residence and Lot AT ATUCTION, Wednesday Afternoon, Oct, 21, at 3 0'Clock, On the premises, No. 3% Warren-av, We will sell the two-story and basemcnt brick house, No. 385 Warren-av., Botwoon Oskloy.st, and Western. House co .t 1ns 11 rooms, sewer, gas, watar, ete., ai in completo order, Tide perfoct. Terms, purchaser to aseumo mortgage of 33,000, 5 years at 10 per cont, balauce % pLIsow. POMEROY & CO., Auctiouoers. Valoahlz Imgroved and Unimproved CITY PROPERTY At Auctim Sale on Favorable Terms, At our Salesrooms, 84 and 86 Randolph-st., Thursday /.fternoon, Oct. 22. at 3 o'clock, Wo wil offor th followlug dascribod propsety positive. s it 62 resarver 10 Couk & Xndorsoats vabdl jonof W, . K. e. H, : T nd & Bieic §. TS 810 5. on Orden-av. by &8 1t. oo Kockwell-st. Subdividad inte 11 full lots. Lota 12, B'ock 7, 28) it. on Callfornis-arv. by 11 tecutbest, Subdividad into 17 fall lote. ‘a0 12, Block 4, 18610 it on Ogden-av. by 157 ‘Sabdivided lato 7 15 and 16, Block 8, 341 ft. on California-av. by 18 125, Block 3, 184 ft. on Ogdon-av. by 187, Db, 73 tory and busemant houves, Nos. 806 inzton st. Houses contain ail medern . 83d aro fo good urder. Lo 634 f8. frunt 5 1B 2. 1o alley. ‘s titla to hiv'property It porfeat: abatract farnich=d. The terms of s:lowill b2 nunounced at tim3 ot ala. or 0 on applization to G. S, HUBBARD, iug 00-at No. 183 Wash t., or ELISON, PUMEROY & CO., Auctinnoers. 0 Doower PO S Friday Morning, Oct. 23, at 9 1-2 o'clock, Largo sud Genoral Ausorimont of NEW sad SECOND- FURNITURE, Puclo- and Chamber Furnitare, Fxtenion, 3farble-Top, xnd Waiunt Tables, Book Cases,” Wardrubes, Louoges, Aattrcaven, Carp s, and Goaeral Mercnanaise. Also One Splendid Piano. ELLSUN, POMEROY & CO., P and 6 Randalohat. BANKRUPT SALE. Hats, Caps, Furs, Gloves, and Gauntlets, Just receivod from New York. DRY GOODS, WOOLENS, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, ete., TUESDAY, 002, ot 9 o'lock, sesoad door salos- 5 dison-t. e WA A- BUTTERS & CO.. Austionsers. STOCX OF A GROCER. Teas, Coffes, Spices, Oannsd Goods, Fish, Yellow and Wooden Ware, TUESDAY, Oct. 0, at 10 o'clock, at 108 East Madison-st. WM. A. BUTTERS & 0., Auctioneers. t. o o1l ft. avenus dep.h, curner Tulman-av, tail lote, Jr., Bsa. ® AUCTION SALES. Ly GEO. P, GORE & CO., i - 68 & 70 Wabash-av. DRY GOODS. Our nest Regular Catalozue Suetion Sale Tues- ay, Oct. 20, at 9°1-2 o'clock a. m. #nd atiractivo lizo of Pisco Goods, i T Deaty Gnsds, e, 000l Costines, Siritag Caccls, Linceys, and Flanacl. aaol Hambae, Ratliags: o, Flawors, Velvot Kibbons, Platn Shlendia Tavoios of 1at {0 Gl P ies of Kol : , Scarle, N biss, “Hoods, Shawls, Gsitum, " Secio Wante Stiva Welstlets, 82, motier fine dlaplay of Gl Gauntlets, and Mix 12 Biek, Loathor, Kids for Gonts, Ladics, and Chil S kst atock of Lin aata 36 bankrupt stock o far Ladios and Chi aren, dg; - 2 Collars, Caffy, Hosier, Hats 2ad Caps, Sotloas and Underwear, Linen flandkerchiefs, Towals nd Damasks, a0a Tablo Catlsry, Cartiaga Wiipe, Blankate e, "= CARPETS. A fall o will be offered at11 o'elock: : o B O 0. e B e ihan, 700 CASES Boots, Shogs, and Rubbers, As well assorted and of as good makes as any Jjobber in this city keeps, will be sold at Ano= tion, by Catalogue, on Wednesday, Oct. 21, at9y a.m. GEO, P. GORE & CO., 68 and 70 Wabash-av. Thursday! Thursday! We shall offer at Anction on THURSDAY, Oct, 2 ek & B Vot Chotie s as of St COSTOM-MADE CLOTHING, For Men and Boys, In Sults, Costs, Pants, Vests, Jeck- e e oot Ao sad do gooda, i 25 up of fine xnd eommon-grade and ~e Irionda. Gan tely Gpod FEAtag 1ot e will bo actoaily sold.. sh ey Alww, & spocial salo of a stock of Government Clothing, In fine ordor and regal lsting of Ovorcosta, Bl B et i, ok °f O . P. GUKE & CO, 6820d 70 Wabea! AT AUCTION, On Thursday, Oct. 22, at 91-2 o'clock, Peruse this sale and then call aud see the stoo of Household Furnituro we shali offer, 18 Marble and Wood-Top Chamber Sets, 20 Parlor Suits, 100 Walnut Bedsteads, 50 Bu. Teans, 60 Marble and Wood-Top Tables, 120 W. 8. Bureaus oud Commodes, hate Nots, 300 Chairs and Rockers, Extension Tables, Lounges, Mirrors. Wardrobes, Offics Desks, Hair and, Husk Mattresses, Carpets, Floor Oil-Cloth, Show-Cazes, etc. G.P. GORE & CO., Auct'rs. 0s SATURDAY, Oct. 24, at 9 1-2 o'clock, 20 Cretis W, G, Crockery (i ogen Litsy. 2,320 Lets of Honsehold Farnitase. Open and Top Buggizs anfl1gam' A fall Clozas, 3335 GENERAY NOTICES. T0 ARCEITECTS £ND BUTLZERS. The Merchants', Farmers' and Me- chanics’ Savings Bank of Chicago, in the interests of the Laboring Classes and its Building Loan Department, will pay a reward of One Thonsand Dollars for the best plan, with speci- fications and proposals for a fire-proof, or an approximately fire-proof, Cot~ tage of five rooms, A circular con- taining full information can be ob- tained by addressing a note to the undersiened at the M, T, and M. Savings Bank, No. 75 South Clark- st., Chicago. SYDNEY MYERS, Manager. THE NEW CHARIOT GAR Our “ PALACE OMNIBUS,” will be run on State-st., from Washington to Adams, on MONDAY, Oct. 19, from 2 to 4 p. m. Persons interested in Omnibus lines: either now existing or about to be organized, are especislly invited to examine and test this new invention. C. M. MURCH, 10 CRATES CROCKERY, IN OPEN LUTS, ble Cut| 3 1 d I 11 1t TRty Sow Cimmnboe ot Eamoc Faraitare, Mirrocs, Droxs, 80 Assorted Stose ‘And Miscelianeous Goods, WEDNESDAY MORNING, Uct. 21, at 9% o'clock, at aur salesroums, 108 East Aadison-st. Wl A. BUITERS &CO., Auctioneers. DRY GOODS, WOOLENS, AND OLOTHING, THURSDAY, Oct. 24, at 93 o'clock, at 108 Esst Mad- ot K WM. A. BUTTERS & CO.. Aactionsers. By HODGES & CO. 129 South Sangamon-st. AT AUCTION. o will sall on MONDAY, Oct. 19, at 10 ENTIRE CONTEN consisting of ons 7} octave. round-cornor. Rosewncd Piano (Hailett & Daris, maker): Pariur Faruituro, Macblo.top Table, Brussels' Carpots, Diolog.ruom Fursiture, ono fins Book-Cata, one Mahog- aoy Bods.ead Hair and :;Prn( 3attress, one beau! ful set Froncl Chins, «ne old Vioia (vory fino). Al Geatlcman's Sat of Furs, ona Willow Ciothes Hampe: etc., etc. SIORRISON, HODGLS & CU. 636 WEST LAKE-ST. Large and Attracive Salaof HOUSEHOLD GOODS. 0o TUESDAY, Oct. %, at10a. m., consiating of Ve vt, Brussols, Tapestry, and Ingeain ts; tine ietiop Cosmbor Parior . Wardro Leungos, Bureaus, , Bodsteads, Stands, Fine Bed- ding, {air Mattren ather Crockery, Cat- Pl . lufi, Glassware, cla-l .lci) Salfl positive and must , as owaers rp goloz abroad. ! W2 ¥ HODGKS & 00., Auctioneers. Also Wednesday Evening, at T o’clock, THE ENTIRE CONTENTS Of two private residences, at our Warerooms, 633 West Lake-st. Look out for bargains. HODGES & CO., Auctioneers._ D3, V. B, ICHESHEY, BEST GUM TEETII. Wohave remosed our dental rooms from McVicker's and 50 West Madison-st. to Clack.«t., eorner Randolph. For a fow days luoger wo will insert a fall sot boat gum teoth for oy 8 Thousands fo this ety ca teatily to this fact. Why Yl’ 320 to %0 \Money rétunded Jn overy Instance If parfoct satiataction s not given; or, satisfaction first and pay secoad if ‘nu doubt it. Tecth vxtracted witaou' pain. Filllag firstc] by our most skillfal operators, at balf the usual rates. DR.H.R. PHILLIPS IDentist, 169 South Olark-st,, bet Madizon and Monroe. =lsewhors for tho ssmo? Best Gum Bets. s8 Best Plain Sets s Gold Fillings, from $3t0 sS4 Silver Fillings, Sito 53 Teoth Extractéd without b 50 cents. ALL WORK WARRAN BATHS. ~ TURKISH = Medicated BATEILIS? Vapor treatmant of acute and r AND PACIFIC HOTEL. near LaSalle. Upen for Indios and gontlemen from 7 . 1. to 9 0. m. ‘ibe Ladles' Department 1a undor the personal supervisiun of Ars. Somers. Dr. G. C. SOMERS, Prop’r. Fiaest (o the country for the disessos. At tho ROCKWELL, WILLIAYS & CO., 204 and 26 Eaat Madison-et. Great Art Sale. EXPOSITION BUILDING. Sec_column advertlsoment on_Grst page. EDUCATIONAL. PALMER'S ACADEMY, 758 MICHIGAN-AV. A thorougb School for Hoys and Girls of all ages Fionch and Latin Clastes by & competent gentlomsn from 2{!0 3 P.“;h. Parsons Vh!fl'llx lll:‘]lfln u‘lll‘):l a5 do 80 for term, on svphieation st the Academy. oS-G0 per tertgy HROWN. Princioal. WILL SELL AT AUCTION, On Tuesday, Oct. 20, Thursday, 23, Bat- urday, Oct. 24, THE LARGEST STOCK OF NEW AND SECORD-HAND FURNITURE consleting of Marble and_Walaat-Top S:ts, Commodor, Mart I tha clty, Purlor Sots {2 great varfety, Burusus, ‘up Centre-Taviss, Badsiosds, Halr 8ad Husk Yrockery and Glasswaro, Carpets, Bedding, At3o'clock a latgs line of New aad ioatinz Stves. Wo ‘arlor, tiua of toc pebile to th e o tup Mg hoat it ‘Dast Sidee for S Rivei i o sl 10 tho bizhoat snd bow Bl o EkWELE, WILIAAMS & COr Auctirs: DBRUSH & SON, Auctioncers, Sake Outslde Salosa specialyy. | Will rell all kinds of owids at sturgz, Fueniture at Disllings (whore It xiwazs ores addresacd L 130 West Wasningtoa-st. rewt Attenti: ... BRUSH & SO¥, Auctinagers. By JOHUN LEEMING. THE ANNUAL SALE OF THE HUDSON BAY 00’8 BUFFALO ROBES, Robes, by cataingae will be Auctian-er, at the o.'s Otficcs Lot Octuber inst., a1 1 5, _auctiodeor. svils bew: wiil receir FAIRBANKS' STANDAKD SCALES OF ALL KINDS. FOR SALE. O T CASE Y, 41 & 43 FIFTH-AV. FAIRBANKS MORLE & 00, 111 & 118 Lake St., Clicsgo. Ba zarafultabay only the Gaanins. Koo om hand the laryest assortiaent 1 tbe city ef New y o a Gouds. Purnitars, Carpata, Bedd: o A ustars. Shalsias. Khow-Useek, Ala ta) nanght sad sald CHICAGO ACADEMY OF DESIGN, Cor. of Michizan-av. and Van Buren-st. Schools of Instruction {a Drawing, Palatiag, Sealptuze, aud Aschitecture. Speclal scoool rooms for Ladios. Far terims apply for circafars. A Dancing School for Yourg Ladies and Children Will be held at STANDARD HALL. Satarday after noon. Fur terms spply to MRS, H. SIMONS, Scuth Side Beminary, 450 Michigan av. JOUND SCIIOLARSHIP. SOUND B Fravprcttal. manly dorasasor, Cumeluw sical deve At YOSKERS MILITARY INSTITU Bwamin Mason. Boz No. ment, ia Y. TUTE (. . Voukers. +RACTIONAL CURRENCY, "$5.00 Packages FRACTIONAL CURRENGY IN EXCHANGK FOR Bills of National Currsncy. TRIBUNE OFFICE