Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 2, 1876, Page 1

VOLUME 29. LIFE mt_m;!l.nn, THE THIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT OF TER MUTUAL LIZE I} ¥. S. WINSTON, Prusident, #hews that 0 had @rst day of this year, [] nmmm rion ‘Premi come uu” mwmmy otber Company. being over Its Interest and Bental Income was nearly Four end Thres-Quariers Millicaa of Dollars, ever w0 Millions greater than any other Company. i Total Income for the year af‘imnons greater than any other Company. It Batio of Expensos pany. - - [ OT'D MUTUAL" haa recelved $151,419,162.08 in Premfums sin ! Tbe =OID *and’ diviaends, $87,967,009.33. ione of Dollars. 'Of these Assots tha Company held, March out in clatma, by death, matured endowmen its bers, over Eigh! e L Yen) Pitater $56,147,40 ' YALUE OF THE LAND. VALUE OF THE BUILDINGS FIRE INSURANCE COLLATHERAT.. TOTAT: AMOUNT CF SECURITY. The abore will be of interest to members of contemplating Life Insurance. Detatiod statezments of the Company can be obtained ef &y Agent. i ) J. W. MEAKER, -Agent, 99 & 101 Washington-st., Thicago. ! FEReTsOoN, @eneral Agents for Michigan, Indians, IlKnois, Wirconsiz, Iows, and Minnesots, DETROIT, MICE. Xs o and Thres Hundred ani Ninety-tihres Palcias ta fores on th Jiasty. W%?c‘y-nix Thoutand mors than suy ehhexyr Gamopelny has. fn e Eighty Millions of Dollars Assetz, over Thirty Millfons morethan any other Company. the year 1875 was nearly Sixteen 2illi~ 1875 was Twenty Millions Forr Hundred Thousand Dollars, baing to Total Income is LESS, £:1 fts DIVIDIENDS LARGER than any ofher. 15 of Dollars, over Eight Mill- 06 its orzanization, and bas patd d it has now on band, roperty hzving the following valustion : .$104,673,500 71,789,780 . " 32,247,208 2 cerennearnss.$208,708,488 the Comy nF, sad are offered for th3 consideration ef ony] . FINANCIAL. ITTITNOIS USTANDSAVINGS BATNES: 192 and 124 Clark-st., Allows 8 per cent interest on deposits in Bavings, and 4 per centinterest in Trust De- partment, and issues cortificates of deposit, ryn‘nlda to order, on demand, in amounts of 0 end npward. 1VVXI\ Iun‘\‘: ‘money on first-class Resl Estate »r collateral security at moderate ates. Paid up Cash Capital and Surplus, $525,000. DIRECTORS: . ¥. Coolbaugh, Anson Btager, C. M. Lindgren, h::. McCaflery, H. G, Powers, L. Z. Leiter, John Prerar, Wm. H. Mitchell, Geo. Straut, Isaac Waixel, oo, Sturges, John B. Drake, L. B. Bidway, B.T. Braae, O, W. Potter. OFFICERS. L B.SIDWAY. .Presidant.[JNO. 8. DRAEE, 24V, Pres K. G. POWERS..Vice Prea.|JAS. S. GIBBS....Cashier. Ba Deposits made during first three busineas days of the month draw interest for L. 0. SLAUGHTER, Banker & Broker, Oorner Clark and Madison-sts, Btocks. bonds, and Government securities bonghtand %old for cash g:'onm.nmn at the New York Btock Ex~ whan Desier in sl descriptions of bonds, including de- feulted railway, town, and county bonds, snd ail kinds »f investment securities. T IDINLES SAVINGS Chartered BY (he\} Exclusively & 105 CLARKST, Mefiodist Chnreh Block. Beceives Savings Deposits upon interest, subject to Rhe rules, 2nd Gogotiates morigage 1oans for oihers. GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK OF CHICAGO. Office, 172 East Washington-st. - DRAKCH OFFICE, No, 59 NORTH-CLARE-ST. JUSTUS KILIAN, President. W. J. HALLER, Cashier. John W. Marsh & Co., 94 WASHINGTON-ST. Tcoans on Beal Estate in sums of $500 to £10,000. 7: Per Cent. Losns in sums of $10,000 40 $30,000 on first-class im- roved real estate at 7 per cent interest. 'BRYAN LATHROP, 94 Dearborn-st. Tz PER CENT. Wo can make loans at 73§ per cent without delsy, on fBrat-clase property in sums of $15,000 to $40,00. Call stonceon E.C.COLE & CO., 144 Dearborn-st. MONEY T0 LOAN ©On first-class inside improved proj at 8 cent, five years. Dents Giscounted. werty, ez, oans LAZAKUS SILVERMAN, Bank Chamber of Commercs, ZOLINE ZOLINE. Use ZOLINE on eht fabrica for Iadiex’ or children's wear, They will retain thelr stiffness xnd keep clesn longer. Dampness or perspiration does not affect them. Follow dirpetions carefally and wo guarantee estisfaction. STONE & CO., 131 Lake-st. STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETINGS: Office of the Liake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Co. : CrEvELAND, March 25, 1876, The annual meeting of the Stockholders of this Company, for the eloction of Directors for the ensu- ing vear, and for the transaction of other appropriats ‘business, will be held at the offica of the Company, in the City of Cleveland, ORio, on- Wednesdsy, the 34 day of May next, between the hours of 11 o'clock in the forenoon and 8 o'clock {n_the afternoon of that dsy. GEOBGE B. ELY, Secretary, The Annual Meeting Of the atockholders of the People's Building and Loan Associztion of Chicago will be held at 90_Washington- rt., on Monday evening, April 3, 1875, at 7 o'clock, for tho election of Directors and for the transaction of any other business that may be brought before the meet- 2 H. B, BARCLAY, Secretary, CLicago, March 19, 1876. DENTISTRY. DR. H. H. ASPINWALL, DENTIST, REMOVED from First National Back DYEING AND CLEANING. LADIES SUITS. In ik, Woolen, and Mixed Goods, clesned by the DRY CLEANING PROCESS, without ripping ‘ar removing the trimmings, AUGUST SCHWARY, 2% South Clazx, 158 Tlinois, and 265 W. Madison-stn. | P1ANOS. AT, DAVES & £0.8 GRALD, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT PTANOS. 30 YEARS ESTABLISHED; 75 FIRST PREMIUMS; 20,000 NOW IN USE. SPEOIAL ATTENTION fx called to the Hallet, Davis &Co.'s Upnght Planos. They stand in tuno longor than sy Pianos mado. They aro rich and fuil fn tone: con- 3tracted to ondure, and are 2 evory essential the Perfect Planos of tho_sgo. Muelcal mastors and amatours {n Amerien and Earope pronounce the Hatlet, Davis & Co.’s Upnrizhts sup-ome wud unrivaled. We append the namoes of a1ow of the many emineat musicians who have thus indorsed them: FEZDINAND DAVID, ing Composer of Europe. FRANZ ABT, the ti-sat Gorman Song Writer. DL, Pupil of Lirzt. N STRAUSS, tho Waltz 3 NGL. Pianist a:id Composer. SPRUCH, Compuscr and Piscist. DR, THEODORE KULLUK, Curt Planist, Berite. J. REILISSOV, Court Piauist, St. Petersbarg. A.'W. GOTTSCHALK, Court Organist, Welmsr. THEODOR®™ BATUNBERG, Couri Pisaish Dus eeldorf, AUGUST KOIMPEL, Conzt Violinlst, Bazony. i ESWERT, Royal Concert Master. Berlin. JULES JDSEAP,:L‘(.‘JDAGBM. Chief Dirsctor Berlin Royal lemy. KT, BOUBRY, Director Deslin Boyal Acadermy. 1. CONRAD SCHLEINITZ, Pres't Leipsis Conservatory of AMusio, . F. WLATZEL, Prof. Leipsig Conservatory of Muslo. LLASSEN, Conducter Ttoyal Upers, Saxony, RRICHARY, Chiof Mus. Director Prusaian Court. > bl 200! R i CORNER STATE AND AD. STENVAY UPRIGHT PIANOS ARE the only festruments of their l=as that have stood the test of time, proving their durability ana._capacity for standing in tune longer than any other style of Tieno, Newly 600 in usa in Chicago and vicinity, all ? which have given the most unqualified sstisfaction. LYON & HEALY, . Btate and Aonroe-sta. FECKET) v Zhano @BRO‘SE% Bargain, Ona of t1e fincal, $350, Cabinet Grand Pisnos es- pecinlly se! cied by Miss Rivo for her own use during ‘ber late £t~ ot tho Palmer House, Wiil be sold at & very low pi co on wcount of case belng soratchied and ‘bruis. d in Dandling. i ‘Au unusual spportanity. CHICAC) ¥:ANO DEALERS ASSOCIATION, N, W. corner State and Adams-6ta. W. K. NIXON, Prenident. BUSINESS CARDS. WIE A BUTTERS & (0, AUCTIONEERS, Zstablished in Chicago 20 years ago,) Have Removed i0 Judge Skinner’s New Bullding, Northeast corner Wabash-av, and Madison-st. They now Yave cro of the largest and nnest LLUOCTION HOUSES In the United States. 23 Particular sitention given to the ssle of HOUSE- EOLD GO)DS at PRIVATE DWELLINGS and st their Ealearoom. A CARD. DR, WATTSON CABR Having ©3ein returned from Eu- Tope, will resume the general prac- tice of his Profession, 1n connection with his £5n, Dr.JOHN D. M. CARR. Offices, 9256 West Madison-st., cor- ner Curtis. Ante-War Prices. Gents’and Buys’Hats, latest Spring Styles, at old jvices. J.S. BARNES & CO., 70 Madison-st. PEW RENTAL, huggal Pew Remtal 157 (HURCE, Cor. Micl ‘zan-av. and Twenty-fourth-st., (BL3HOP OHENEY, Rectqr,) Cn _HMonday Evening, April 3. BOOKS. For Sale! A Private Library of Chclcs Books, both standard ana m(n‘;l!.lmeonl, smong which are complete seta of Dickeas, Warerly, Irvicg. and Thackersy, and an elo- gRut aesortzaent of Table Booxs, such as Plcturcaque hina, Tratels, Hogarth, Byrony Ameria, astrated C! . ‘Art Treasurea, and otbers,—all bound in the véry bes stylo in fall Turkey, half<alf, etc. Original cost, $1,500; il ssll for $700 o B S S 4 s N WA S o i e e e e e e e A et e e et PR S SR S SR S - 3 s P S8 J s -V, o CumiP K S CHICAGO, SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 1876—SIXTEEN PAGES POPULAR 4.’ FORRITURE J FURNITURE HOUSE. STRANCE (0, SPIEGEL & CAHN oF NEW "TORIEK, ‘Will offer during this weok some SPECIAL:BARGAINS In Sideboards, Hall-Stands, SBecre- taries, Double and Single Ward- robes, Library Tables, &c., &o. Our assortment of CHAMBERa0d PARLOR SETS Cannot be surpassed. We have an immense stock of Furniture to se- lect from, and our prices will be lower than ever. N. B.--Goods purchased now at these REDUCED PRICES can re- main in store until needed. 2618253 Wabaslir, IWNEAR JACEKSON-ST. TAILORING. ‘WE OFFER FOR TEE SPRING TRADE The most desirable assortmeni of Overcoatings, FRENCH AND ENGLISH ORSTELS, LONDON SUITINGS, With a full line of imported WOOLENS for Men’s Wear. We claim to have asflne an assortment of these goods as ever exhibited in this city. Purchssers will consult their own interest by ezamining our stock before buying elsewhere. LOW PRICES FOR CASH. J.B.HALL &CO.,, Taflors and Men's Furnishing Goods, No.130 DEARBORN-ST. JEWELRY, WATCHES, &e. LAPP & FTERSHEN, (For 9 years with W. B. Clapp & Co.,) JOBBERS OF JEWELRY, WATCHES, AND SILVERWARE, NEW GOODS, NEW STYLES, LOWEST PRICES. 190 Madison-st., LEM V. FLERSKEN, 70 RENT. TO RENT. DOCK PROPERTY. @25 feet front on Grove-st.; 415 foet front on the river, between Eighteenth and Twen- ty-second-sts, ; slso, seversl lots on wost #ide of @rove-st., foot of Twenticth. A, J. LATHAM, Agent, 650 South Water-st. TESTRABLE OFFICES IN C.J. FRY'S BUILDING, 84 & 86 LaSalle-st,, FOR RENT. Building has ELEVATOR. ‘Apply to GEO. C. FRY, Boom 23, on prem« ises. Store 108 Madison-st., Between Dearborn end Clark, FOR RENT. It is one of the best locations in this'cily, Tossession May 1. ‘Apply to J. B. ANDREWS, owner, or {o bis agents, WL A, BUTTEES & C0., Auctioners, 118 and 120 Wabash-av, FOR RENT. t., with or without ‘and fourth stories. CHAS. FARGO, American Express Co. TO RENT. From May 1, single_storen on east side of Clark-st., between Madizon aud Monroe; store and basement, 20 mfl, E"u. t. BAIKD & BRADLEY, S0 lo-st. A First-Class Honse fo Reat No, 91 Galumet-av., near Twenty-second-st., either farnished or unfurnished, to a private fsmily; not for a Loarding-house. Apply at Lazarus Silverman's Bank, Chamber of Commerce. TO RENT. Thestore and large floors lately occupied by Stron, Furniture Co., 266 and 203 Wabash-av., well sdap for any businces requiring large amount of room. ey at atdre 268, _Appls to WAL C. DOW, 10 Tribune Building. TO RENT. - From May1, 18%. STORES, DWELLINGS OFFICES, SLEEING-1100MS_in all parts of ihe city at the the curront rates. Notice to ail who hold leases expirin; Stay 1, 1816, from my office must come in and pay up an Takh Bow lénsss, of I am ordered by owners to put in bills forrent. Thislsthe last month. J M. MARSHALL, zeal estato and sontiog- broker, at the dld No. 97 Soutd ark st PETER LiPF, Btore 81 Randolph-s! bassment, second, &ifll Inquire of o6 SHIRTS. E. JENNINGS & CO., BOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE ORIENTAL SHIRT, AND DEALERS IN MEN’S FURNISHING GOODS XNo. 111 South Clark-st., AL F. Church Block, Pactery—i20 West Randolph-st, At e — BLANK BOOAS, STATIONERY, &o. BLANK BOOKS, Stationery and Printing, Furufshed promptly and st falr prices, by 3, 1L W, SR 045ad Tog zatvamst, LAl it e e e e e e —————— e e SPRING OPENNG Millinery ever displayed in Clicsgo, com- sisting of Flowers, Feathers, Silks, Laces, Ornaments, All s NEW STYLES in French and American Chip Hats, &. Our SPRING OPENING will ocour on TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 AND §, ‘When wo shall display our late importations of French Pattern Hats, together with elo- gant and original designs of our own. *Our goods will be marked at flgures that will natonish oll who have been in the habit of paying fancy ;ncsu for fine goods. Tho trade and public generally are cor- dially invited. (No cards.) D.A.HEWES, 156 & 158 Wabash-av. .. Austin Invites the TLadies to examine the New Spring Styles in MILLINERY he is now offering at D. Webster & Co.’s Old Stand, No. 107 State-st., AND AT BRANCH STORE, NO. 245 WEST MADISON-8T. MILLINERY MRBS. JAMES HAVENS has just return- ed from the East with & new and superb stock of imported Mflfinefi, and will re- move in a few days to her Now Stors, 204 Wabash-av., near Adams-st. Mrs. H, has e!\fmrbeed the services of Mrs. . PRIOR, ‘who will pleased to gee her many triends cnd patrons. MRS, BROMFIELD, 82 STATE ST. (snccessor to Madamo Washington), begs fo inform the public that on NMonday, April 3, she will have an opening of latest Spring styiesin EATS o BONNETS. She invites an inspection. TAX ABSTRACTS. JORN CAZNE, Jr. Epwix DRont, Late Chiet Deputy County Clerk: TAS .A'B?TRA.CTS [ Carne & Drury ‘Room 51 Metropolitan Block, cor. LaSalle and Ran-'| on_ i dolph-sta,, Chicago, Ill. ¥urnuh full information Bales, Appeals, and_ Forfeluiros Lo State of State; Conx. ty, and City Taxes and Special Asseasments. Valuations furpished on Real Entate, Fazas paid. y man- sged for non-residents. .. «4 Mcssrs, Caxixe_& DRUDY, Genta: Ihave examin- ed your form of Tax Abstract, snd take pleasure in giving it my anqualificd approval. 1t furnishes what hes long been needed : a complete statement of sll un- settled clatme for taxes and nasesaments of every ma- turein a condened form, a matter which but very few understand how to Jpok up, and which requires tho 1abor of going through all thie offices where taxes and assessmenta; ars collpcted. The abstracts of real es- tate ehow notiilng but tax sulos, while thers may be unsettled taxes of years, which are liens sguinst the ‘property, and which too froquently havo to bo paid by fhe innocont purclascr. This has come under my observation, 28 s member of the Board of Pullic orks, bundreds of times. During the yeat 1571 (previous to{he fire) & largo number of special as- sessments wero mode, which were burned in tho great fire. Tho work having been dono by the city, Dew ones to bo mads after firo to cover the cost. In the meanlime numorous transfers were made, and the abstracts shoswing no claim against the property for theso sasessments, the purchasers were astonished to find them charged up after they had purchnsed, Your abstracts would hava obvinted all these difficulties, aud shovwn the purchaser st what claims lie w2s busing with bis Iand. I hearti- Iy commend your enterprite to the tax-paylng public ss supplying o want that has long boen felt, and which 50 fow liave beea sble to obtain, I FRINDIVILLE." REAL ESTATE. ALDINESOUARE FOR SATH, Iatble houses facing this beautifal Square or Park on iberal terms. Aldine Squaro 18 gitusted on Vincennes- av., a paved thoroughfare, just south of Thirty-ev- oufli-at., and is finely laid out, haviog shaded walks, fine shrubbery, trees snd a besutiful Inke. The houscs we offer front this Square or Park on all sidce, are two and three story and basement, swall, octazon, and ‘plain fronls, with all the modern improvemens. - Our Eub-ogent can be found ia the Square, who will be giad 10 aLiow tho houscs, o plans can Bo seon at our office, W. D. KERFOOT & (0, 83 E. Waskhington-st., EXCLUSIVE AGENTS. 875 T.OTS! 80 by 132 fect, st DOWNER'S GROVE, on C., B. R. Rt., short ride rom city, all high, rich, rolling land, Dear depot; $10 cash. $10°n_one_ month balaiice $5 monthly. NO INTEREST. A SPLENDID investment. Think of this: You can have a house of your own and Iarge garden for what you will pay for rent in the city in three yeara for a small coltage and loz. Pureair and NO TAXES Tospeak of, Abatracts FREE. PRICES ARE GOING TUP! After 15t of mext May, until further incresse, the Lots will be §100. This beautifal suburb Las alresdy about 1,000 inhzbitants, churches, s-hiools, stores, etc. Go NOW, and see the property free. SIREET & BRADFORD, 74 East Washington-st. CAPITALISTS, ATTENTION! Invest your money in busincss blocks in Chicago! 1t will pay better at present prices than loaning a present ratea. The property wil sdvance,and in the terval you can get a fair percentage on investment, IHAVE A NUMBEK OF FINE BUSINESS BLOCKS FOR SALE AT GREAT BARGAINS, B. A, ULRICH, Room 3, 85 Washington-st. For Sale—--$3,500. ‘Easy terms; good brick house snd fot, worth 5,000, Nobusement; all modern improvements; pleasantand convenient location North Side. Now ia your time. LEVI WING & CO., 57 Dearborn-et. CARPET CLEANING. CARPET CLEANING! Boston Steam Garpel-Cleaning Works. 3 §. ROTHCHILD & CO., Proprietors, Offos and ork, 4éand 5 West Adaios st Gpucago, Branch Office, 103 Trenty-second-st. CARPET CLEANING AND RENXOYATIG WORKS, 043 Wabash-av,, near Drirami: BRI e a8 . Feathers an renoval & ® PHILLIPS & GARNETT. STATEWENTE. Fifty-Seventh Quarterly Statement - OF THR FERCHARTS, FARHERS & HIECHANICS SAVINGSBANK. Candition at Close cf Business March 31, 1876. Depertts oed Trast Funds. Oapitzl and Contingent Fun ..§ B885,943.76 e = $€0,000.00 $1,059,945.76 INVESTHTELITS. AT cceresrenrernree B 631,101,485 s TR € BECORT. '— Valneof Land..... ¥ 8310.891.00 Valos of Buildings. 439,275.00 S1.t Bxfos and Ofico Fixtures. Loaus and Demands ercls... Toitod St and available securides, Cash fx vault aod subject to check ... 3,570.00 219,144.87 261,455.09 154,874.25 $1,0(9,945.76 T ablithe? Jor the fxformstion 3f dspository. Lhicnrs, Blarch 31, 1576 BYDNEY MYERS, Casitlor. JUARTERLY STATELENT OF TIE CONCITION OF TAR FIDELITY SAVINGS BANK 1l Depostry At fhe Closs of Business Harch.31,1876. RESOTRCES. 269,004.57 Cash and exchang: Government Bo ot ot 216,118,185 B oStchgmand oth ; &F bonas, Coateen-cer 17.122.08, Deraand loacs secared by coltatsr by collatoraix, Real Baok and Dej Property account, tnclaiting fixtares. and s2fes......... ‘Safo depuait vaul! Capttat. S-m‘lu Profit a Dus dopositers. 2,078,609.01" JOHN O, HAINES, President. JARID GAGE, Vice President. GHAS, J. HAIYRS, Ca- fer. UEORGE M. GAGE, Ax't Cashier, Seventy-fomrth. Quarierly Statement OF TAN ETATH Savings fnstinion OF CHICAGO, Saturday Morning, April 1, 1876, RESOURCES. .$1,578,276.06 817,755.14 582,488.45 Demand Loans on Collatcrals Unitad States Bonds. South Park Bonds... County and School Bonds, Cash and Exchange.... Banking House and othor Iles] tncluding Safe Dopostt Vaalts. Bates, Furnitare, aud Fixtuces °402,601.64 818.657.36 10,000.00 . 84,486,779.56 LIABILITIES. Das Depositers. 3,871,845.28 500,000.00 Surplus-Fand... 110,000.00 ‘Undlvided FProfits, . 6,934.27 84,488,779.55 . D, SPENCER, Frasident. D. 8. SMITH, Vico President. A. D, GUILD, Cashior. C. G. BULKLZY, Ass't Cashier. Quarterly Rerr>rt OF THE CONDITION OF THE Union Trust Company SAVINGS BANK, Northeast Cormer Clark and Bladison-ss, CITICAGO, At the Close of Business March 31, 1876. BESOURCES. Loans ou Real Estato, First Mortgage o Improved City Property..e..... .8 40,922.25 TLoans on Demand, spproved Colistarals. _$55,287.32 Toans on Time, approved Collterals..... 250,268.53 Cash on hand and New York £0d Boston Fachsnge ... . 143,626.41 Cook Couaty Boads.. 5 4,500.00 1,631.51 1300,335.82 LIABILITIES. { . 1£5,000.00 . 170,265.75 7,884.48 . 397,185.50 8600,335.82 8.'W. RAWSOR, President. G. M. WILSUN, Cashier. ANNUAL STATE“ZNT OF THE CEO- S’gflv‘f" ‘Bailding a3d Loan Association of Clicago to March 31, 167. Loans on real ostate Laans on paid up stoc LIABILITIES. Tostallments patd on eapital atock.. Unpaid bal. Profit and loss earaiags, € °7-837,79 Chicago, Harch 31, 1875, - ¥ Tha andersigned appoluted Auditors o er .16 these~ connts of the Seczetary rrd Tronsarer flad . '+ eorect, 00 the abova to be the true condition of the: o scatian date, a¥ 0. LEGRAND ALLES, i WL W. YOUNG, Auditors. G1O. . QUIN, A promiom of SID ot heto (S edditionto tho ¢ per e P et o alfowed) Wil bo paid withdrawing e Area afisr this dste on the Hrst scrissstock. Tho Sk sorics 1 S0 capitalstock of s Association i now aed.” Lasuo Hmited co 1,0 sL-sres: Eg R HARCLAY, Servctery. BUSINESS CEHANCES. LIQUIDATION, Fixtures. Trade-Mark, ant Gocd-WEl of vy business, tore to reat, Aiaee ¥, M, BWITE & S0, 13 Biatest, ' CARPETS, & 121 & 123 State-st. POPULAR'TRADE | CARPETS. FIVE FRAME BRUSSELS | setee ant momomes ot some IN PRIVATE DESIGNS. 500 5. Tapestry, Bruses Among which are many patterns ex- clusively our own. 'Ingrain Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c., Offering en unusual opportunity to Housekeepsrs to supply their wants at Lower Prices then these goods Thave been sold for several years. DRY GOODS, &o. NEW SPRING GOODS. Plain Worsted Poplins . Mohair Plaids....... Extra Worsted Melange.. ¢. worth Hc Cashmeres, Eeru Shades, . .. ... --30c, worth 73c Extra Quality Col'd 6-4 Alpacas 25¢, worth 33c Japanese Silk Popling-. -.50c. worth $1 per yd French Cambrics. .. 12 1-2¢, worth 20c per yd 1.000 pes White Piques..10¢, worth 25c per yd 1,000 pes Swiss Mall.. .. 15¢, worth 25c¢ per yd ' Black Silks AT HALF VALUE, At90¢, $1.00, $1.15, $1.35 per yard, B o aos S, slaventering ed Spreads &t sla oe: 003, STo 185, 51,80, L E pEicess Btriped Shawls, . two yards sguave, 750 apiece. 1,000 Broche Shawls, bought at auction, at astonishingly low prices. ‘We mako a specialty of Suit, Closk, and Children’s Under Ladies’ and Misses’ snd Garments, snd are offering very rare induce- ments. Just received, 30,000 Parasols and Sun TUmbrellas, which defy competition. SHOENFELD BROS 99, 101, & 103 Nerth 1 12 1-2¢, worth 25¢ 15¢, worth 30c¢ 5¢, worth 40¢ 2 d, KA Y . et KRR R As a special inducement to examination of our very large assortment of the best makes of Pocket and Table Catlery, Carvers, Razors, Strope, Scissors, and Shears, 'we offer during the present month of April A DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CERT On all eash purchases of the above goods. Our mock of Builders' Hardswaro is now complete for the Spring trade, and we carry the only complete line in_the city of the colebrated Hopkins & Dickenson's Real Dronze Trimmings, which i purity of motal, design, and fin- ish are unequaled. TOILETINE. WE Avepleased to state for the benefit of whom ft may eoa- Semiiat o Bave.mupglled on trado wich TOILENINE SO TR CONPLERION for the past aix yoars.durin, whlch. tirse 15, salés bate stosdily increased, e now 30T WRR aticies of otablisbed roputation sadastaple. Fuller & Fuller, Morrisson, Plummer & Co., ‘Saccessors to E. Buraha= & Go, Lord, Smith & Cos Torrey & Bradley, 3. & E. W. Blocki, Van Schaack, Stevenson & Reld, H. A. Hurlbut & Co. Tho shovs statement of all the saven Wholosalo Drog- sta of Onizagor i Tavor af Tolletias for thie Gomplaxios. e muodies % $til bigher indorsement,—that of ths st st of 1y constmet,—aa the trade simpiy s BT the demand, “The publlo cAn sk Do stronkor evic Gonce of smparior morit 18 Lhis toaly clogantand popsias 1[;!*"0!!1[ or of the skin. Yor sale by Druggists every~ whers. = BABY CARRIAGES. BABY CARRIAGES REDUCED! Owing to the prolonged inclement weather wo bave a large stock of Carriages on haad, which we now offer at RETAIL at 8 material REDUCTION from for- mer prices. Please call and examins before purchas- ing. *PERFECTION BABY-HOLDER” strengtnens ‘Daby, relioves mother, snd pleases father. VERGHO, RUHLING & CO, 138, 140 & 142 State-st. JETTINE, LADIES, TRY JETTINE! Gives Ladies’ Shoes the appearaace of New. Termanent gloss, Does not rub off when wet Does not harden or crack the leather. g4 by Druggisi, Notion, aad Toot and Shos ores. TCE] ICET 10| IAVALH For Sale, 8,000tons of Xes, Tz deliver by cazload {n Chis2z3 or any accesaibls point. A fine article at “Toas ates. EDGAR T. PAUL, Boom 7, 125 Dexrborn-st, . [OW PRICES WILL THLL. | -—— - NUMBER 2%, RELIGIOUS. | Approaching Dedication of the First Baptist Church. Mr. Moody Is Put em tho Witness Stand. | And Relates the Best Way to Man. age Prayer-Mestings, Excuses for the Misdeeds of Jewish Patriarchs The Great Cathedral of St. Patrick’s a! New York. and Abroad--—-Church Sers vices To-Day. THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. DEDICATORY EERVICES NEXT SUNDAY. The new building of tho First Baptist Chureh, - corner of South Park aveoue and Thirty-firs street, is tobe dedicated next Sunday with ap- propriate ceremonies, when saveral celebrated ministers from the East will be presont to assist. “Fhe lot on which the building etands has a front of 110 feet on Bouth Park avenue, and rans back to & dopth of 165 feet, the church improve. ‘ment, including anditorinm and Sunday-schoal room, covering the entire ground. The rea: portion of the lot is occupied by s two'story building, which inclades the Sunday-school and Iecture-rooms. The latter is on the first floor, and is 54 by 100 feet, and 24 feet from floor t¢ ceiling. The Sunday-school floor is alao 54 by 100 feet, and 16 feet high. ‘The auditorium or church proper is 70 by 0t fect, and 50 feet in height. The entire structurs it of stone, rock-faced, with dressed margins at al the angles; the door and window trimmings and other details aro of cut and dressed sandstone, the moldings, carvings, etc., being of the sama material. The roof is slate-covered, and ths inner walls are of brick. On the northwest corner of - the building is Jocated the main tower and belfry, 160 feet ia beight. It is purely Gothic, but of & design de- cidedly original, treated in such a manner as to appear very pleasing and artistic, and of such & character as to aitract attention at once from the passer-by. The front of the church has thres Iarge and beantifully-stained glass Gothic windows. On the southwest corner of tha building is a small- or tower of less pretensions, though symmel- ricalin appearancs, 60 feet in hoight. Thers is alargo entrance doorway at tha bass of this, snd two in the main tower. The sidea of tha puilding are divided with buttresses and larpa windows, with & smaller turret, or towor, 100 feet high, located between the Bundas-schoo! and the church, with an open bzlfry-deck. At the base of this there aro two more largs en- trances to tha Sanday-school and charch. The exterior has been maco as nearly fire- proof " as posaible, galvanized iron being used where stone could not be. The curving of the capitals of tho columns and pilastora of {his chorch is scknowledged to ba -Gashia work ever exectited in Chicago. The anditorium is provided with five larzs an- trances, each being equal to 40 linesl foet o? doorway. The floor of the auditorinm descends 8 feet Ginches from the front towards ths pal- pit, and the pews are srianged in o semi-circalar form, with aisles radiating to the varions door- waye. The auditorinm is provided with a gal- lory, constructed after the amphithestro stvls, which does pot in any menner exclude tho light, and appears gracefal, the_shape aud slopo beiny perfect in their way. This partion of tho church will seat 500 people, white 1,000 more can be accommodated in tho pews on the mam fo thus affording a eeating capacity for 1,500 pe: sous withont crowding. The Introcnction of: the amphitheatre stylo of gallery in churches iy somethiog new. Tho gallery and pews sto con- structed of black walnut, with whito bolly croa- ments, other woods and veneers being used on the moldings. Tmmediately back of the pulpitisarranzed ona of the most complete, original, and conveniont baptistries in ths country. In it the candidate for baptism can Leseen by the whols audienca ‘The reredos i3 bandsomely treated with Gotuio arches and open trucery, carvea caps end codl umng, and panels, in the most artistic manner, 1n various woods, black walnut pradominating. The pulpit itself i3 a modol of convenisuct and beanty. Itis supported by three columns, and is arranged to sink into the floor daring baps tismal services. Over the baptistry is the grand organ-loft, which 18 of splendid dimensions for a vast orzan, such as will Ie placed there. TUnderneath this organ-loft, which i8 24 by 50 feet, are iocated the dressing sod auta-rooms for the baptistry. Tho auditoriam is testsfully frescoed, and was under the immediate supervision of William H. Wilcox, architoct, after origioal designs. The atylo ia thoronghly Gothic, harmonizing with the stamned- glass windows, farmiture, sad carpets. The 100m is heated by steam, and the veatilation haa been made as perfect as possible. Tho Sunday-school room is approached from Bouth Park avenue and Thirty-first strect, whers the main entmnce is located. The first siory of this building is occupied by the lectare-roomsa and parlors, with every provision for light, ven- tilation, and other comvenieaces. The stair- cases to the Stnday-school room, which is in the second story, are & marvel for comfors, and very broad and convenient for reaching both sehool~ room and gallery of the church. ‘This room waa fally. described in THE TmIDUNE at the time if was dedicated in December Iast. Itis treated thronghout in s decidedly flfifiinfl style, the rooms being 80 arranged with sliding and fold- ing doors tbat they can be all thrown iuto one. ‘There sre alao two other entrances to tho gal. lery from the front towers. Thare is no differ- enceinthe pews, as from all the occupant of the pulpitcan be seen and heard ly well. The whole structure is purely Gothic, and ex- terior and interior barmonize well, reflecting fixregit upon the architects, Mesars. Wilcox & iller. The lot upon which the charch is built cost 820,000, and the bare structora $85,000, m-kzunua £105,000 in all. The farnishiug will cost $5, more, and the organ $£8,000, making & total of $118,000, of which £60,000 has already been paid, leaving 853,000 yet due on the bmlding. To aid in liguidating this dobt the Socioty owns ren! estate valued at abmut $25,000, and bhopes to rase the other $33,060 pext Sunday at tho gedicnion, 80 that the chuich Will ba free from ebt. = ' ———— MOODY ON THE STAND. HIs DELIEFS DEAWN OUT BY QUESTIONE. A convention of ministers and lsymen inter ested in the revival-work in New York was held in the hippodrome Wednesday, and, Mr. Moody being put, under & ranning fire of ques- tions, answered substactially as foilows ag re- ported ia the Trilune: —Would sou starts meeilaz when thersis no Interest in the churches 7 —Certainly I wonld. A good folding their arms and saying, * Wait time comes to favor Zion.” The poin good time comesny wey. Go to work. Theybavo §otno calendar in esven. God can work one montls 22 well 15 another, and Ho {8 always redy when wi aro ready. 13 you increase the number of mectings 21 the intercst increased 7 “ i, Moody—1It depends tpon how many mestings have had. If I had as many as I could atte=g, 1 wocld Dot increses them but X would If X conll Q.—Suppose the minister Is interested and thare 1 00 #pechal feelizg among the peopit, woutd yoo call i outzide help? Would you commenco the eJor$ Y calling in =t czco outside heip 7 N Mr. Moody—That is 3 very impartant queetion. L Iweran minister in acommunity or 8 chared, 32C | could not get mors thin ons ar two to sympatiize Wit Ioé, I would justget them around to my ltudyhlfld We'would pray ana go {orth in the name of the Lord and say, “ We are to bave 8 moeting,” and thect will bean interest break out. Three mem can woT any town. If youare going to wait until the whol any sre