Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 1, 1877, Page 1

VOLUME XXXI. TO RENT. DOCK LOTS. 450 feet Dock Front, with lots in rear, between Lake.st. bridge and Carroll-st., TO LEASE For ONE or a TERM of years. NATTOCKS & MASON, Room 1, No. 40 Dearborn-st. ( FOR RENT. Dock and Yard 208x300 ft., North Branch and North-av. Bridge, suit- able for Lumber and Coal Yard. Rent moderate. CHARLES GOODMAN, Room 43 Exchange Building. For Rent. 165 South Clark-st., west front, stores, basements, and offices. Early possession if desired. 142 Lake-st., second. third, and fourth floors, 205 140. with front and rear entrance and elevator. 970 and 972 Wabash-av.. 3djolning Twenty-second-st. Arthur Block. Stores, Mght bsscments, ofices, and " BATRD & BRADLEY, 90 LaSalle-st. DOCK TO RENT, Near Twenty-second-st., 150 feet, with R. R. connection, oifiee, scales, etc.; good locgtion for coal, wood, or stone; low rent for long or short term. WM. C. DOW, Tribune Building. Dock to Rent, Corner of West Polk and Beech-sts., 300 by about 550, suitable for Lumber, Iron. &c. Possession immediately. Apply to SETH ‘WADAMS, 79 Clark-st., or BAIRD & BRADLEY, 80 LaSalle-st. Dock for Rent. 150 feet river front, corner Grove and Todd-sts.,with railroad connection, now oc- copied by Mr. Goldberg for coal. Occupe~ tion May L. JAMES GAMBLE, Boom 5, 40 Desrborn.st. Dock for Rent, 2001250 feet, with two wter frontsand raflroad coa- Bectlon. st soutliesst corer South Brasch and Six- 1thest. 0, STORES AND OFFICES 19McCo:mick Hall Bulldin; Likewixe 191 Kfnzle-st., sultable fora COMMISSIGN 01 PLOVISION STORE. 1L 8. & W. G. McCO CR, 155 Le Sallc-st. STORE TO REINT:. X0.326 West Madicon-st.. with counters. sheiving. 23d fus tixtures, now occunied by 1. A. Merrigoli. | waat the Lest drv zoody maa In the effy to occupy ft: Bas always been used or that 03 the street. Monev slwa; Reur 10w to the rizht ry. €. N. HAMMOXD, 142 Staic-st. oOUSES, New, two-story and basement, stone- front, Erie and La3alle, $50. -~ SCUDDEK & MASOX, 107-109 Dearborn-it. TO RENT. Gand 173 Fast Adams-st., The four-story buliding #4100 feer, £otad 1 Alo 150 Adsmsst. neroy 30 W Lul t south of Tweaty- ELL. 150 Adamu-st. ““TO RENT. 133 Ashland-av.. corner Adame-st., an elegant resi- L, Buest locaiion on Weet side. “Furaltie for sale . New last year. V. C. HEYNOLDS, 94 Dearborn-st. W.C. TO REINT. Larze furntslied house, with extenstve grounds. horse 20d Luggy, and 2l convenieucey for first-cluss louse- Kecplng, three blocks from depot at South Evauston. RENT. £1,200. Adiress Box 49, South Evanson. or call at 109 East Waaulngton-st. > FOR RENT. From May 1, Brick T'esldence, 145 Calumet-a., two storics and basement; ten roots. Tnguire of CHAS. FA&#Q, American Express Co. FOR RENT. Dearborn-av., sontheast corner Maple-st., the firat-closs 3-sfo'y end bacement resi- deuce; dining-room on first floor. J.D. HARVEY, 97 Dearborn-st. FOR RENT, Ellgiile lofts, with office and show-room on second floor. sultable for 1ight jobbing or retai] business, Will be let low to suitavie tenant. T. HUTCHINSON, 160snd 162 Wabash-av. FOR RENT, The doudle stores Nos. 10 and 12 West Randolph-st., w®i:h or without steam power. _lins clevator aud rall- Tuad glde-track. lngulre at 36 Larrabecsst, C. SOHEER. Por Manufacturing Purposes and salesrooms for muchfnery fo brick block, Nos. ©5. 07, aud 68 West Washington-st., with puwer an steam'elevator. . Alro four amall stores in brick bulld- 1ng, corcerof Wushiniion ad Ciaton-ss. A. E. BISHUP, 16 South Jefferson-st. DOCK TO RENT. The dock and yard owned by Lobert R. Clark, and ‘d by Miner T. Ames & Co.. on the in Eleton's Addiuon. Poxsession glven 3t any time. 1y 10 WILR0APAONTGOMERY & WATERNA 56 LaSall Dock to Rent. ‘The Dock corner of Pelk-st. and Fiftheav.; 200 feet curiver Ly 402 fect deep U. A. GOODRICH, Room 14. 78 Desrbora-st._ T0 RENT--154-6 CLARK-ST., Xear Mad'son, Stere and Beccment; also Fourth and Flth Stericss cu b door 293120 fect: or would reat en- Ure bulldiug [ogviuer, Qi pil fu waier.eievutor, H oM o. G 3 14 No. 1. FOR RENT. Together or separately, store, lofts, and ght bascment 142 LAKE-ST., 202140, near Clark-st. Low firures. BAIRD & BIZADLEY, 90 LaSalle-st. STORE TO RENT From May 1: five-story and basement; stone front; 32x 185; Now. 174 a0d 174 itandulpli-t. = WAITE, CLAKKE & DORMAX, 102 Waslilngton-st. FOR RENT. Lake-s:.. Arst.clags store, first floor and basement. 30 Brieoseei. A W. WUEELER, 141 Lake-st., up stairs. TO RENT. Part of the first floor, with storago privi- leges, 83 Lake-st. FOR RENT CHEAP. Stare and Bufldtog 159 State-st. Inquire of M. TRONRERG. 150 Btata-st. e Chicano PANTALOONS. WILLOUGIRY, L & 0. April 2 we shall display a finer grade of Cassi- mere, from which we will make bustom Pantalons TO ORDER FOR $7.00 & $3.0 BOSTON SQUARE-DEALING OUTFITTING HOUSE WILLOUGHBY, HILL & €O, PROPRIETORS, Corner Clark and Madison-sts. LAUNDRY, Great Redaction DOREMUS’ LAUNDRY. THE CHEAPEST AND TUE BEST WORK GUARANTEED AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES : Shirts... ...10¢ Collars.... . 3 or 350 per doz. Cufts.... [:7 Drawers.._. - Se TUndershirts. . 8c¢ Nightshirts.__ . 8c SockS....o.eeunns . be Handkerchiefs . . 4c VestS ciucsssosnes -20¢ NEW SHIRTS A- SPECIALTY At $2.25 per doz. - 169 Madison-st, 215 West Madison-st, 307 Wesl Madison-st. 1205 South Paulina-st, Goods called for and delivered free of charze. Orders by msil promptly attended to. OFFICES, CARPET CLEAMSYG, " GARDEN CITY CARPET CLEANING €0 ‘Works, 8. W. cor. Clinton and Quincyiste. Boston Carpet Cleaning Co.. Carpets taken up, cieaned, and relald. N beazfug, but the process of rubber fexlble roj d Lrushes. The only steaming spparatus in the West to steaw carpets, disinfec: them. axd orighiten colors. 8, BOTHOHILD & 00, PROPRIETORS, Otfice 2ud Works. 44 & 46 West Adams-st. ) Braach Office, 103 1 Wenty-second-st. {CHICAGO Western Carpet Cleaning Co. Main Office. 11 Cottage Grove-ay. Branch Office. 34 East Washington-st. ROTH & ROBERTS, Proprictors. Carpet 1aying ana Stiug a spectalty. Empire Garpet Gleaning o, 59 SOUTH CANAL-ST. Use Hamilton's Patent Flextble Beating and Brushing Machine, pronounced by the leading hotels and carpet houscs asthe hest 10 use. Chicago Carpet Cleanine Co,, 943 Wabash-av., near Twenty-frst-st. ¢ Orders by mall or pestal-card called furand returaed e "ALLEN & DICKSON, i Works. Carpets takea up. cleaned, spatch, kim:-over old carpets a speclalty. mptly atiended to. Carpet-Cleantn; aug relaid with Flietng aud Orders SEWER PIPE, &c. The Joliet Nonnd Co luu = No. 239 LaSalle-st., (GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL), Are Srcpnred to 1ill orders for Vit- rified Stone Ware, SEW R PIPYX, Drain Tile, Fire Brick, Bath Brick, ete., at {the lowest prices. DENTISTRY. FY Dr.Lewl; lias removed 1o the 3 northwest corner state and Ran- Madtson and Green-ste. where e has been since the fire. He wili do Dentistry at 25 ¥ porcent discount unul re-estabs lshed. C. . THATYER, DENTIST, Wabagh-ar., northeast cornerof Trenty-second:st. Cstablished 1866, Fi-st-ciass work at 8 great. reduc- Ut g tas for U patniess extraction of teeth, VITALIZED AI%, A SAFE ARESTHETIC, Dr. Sherwood certainly Extracts Tecth without pain. _Dental Roos 18 and 19 Dore Block. GEWERAL NOTICES. FOX'S POOL ROOM, 141 MADISON-ST., Wil open for the season of 1877 Saturday, March 81, at 8 p. m. _City clection. FOR SALE. cock of latest styles of Sioves and Ranges made D onict fhe largest Lastern Foundries, with fizturea; Borse and wogon. ete.; will Rive Ume If secured Address W 72. ‘Tribuie oitice. 4§ CHICAGO, SUNDAY. APRIE 1; 1877—SIXTEEN PAGES. il Tribone, PRICE FIVE CENTS, PIANOS AND ORGANS. STEINWAY'S DOUELE VICTORY ! STEINTRAY & SONS bare been decreed the supreme recompense, vizi TWO MEDALS OF HONOR AND TIWO DIPLOMAS OF MERIT, belng fzcontestably the highest honors bestowed put any plarg display at tho Centennial Exbibition, no other plano exhbitor having recelved more then ano. me.al and one diploma. To the Messrs. STEINWAY only has been accorded by the unanimous verdict of the judges, “The Highest Degree of Excel- lence in all their Styles,” As_shown by the following official report on the STEINWAY exhibit of Grand, Square, and Upright vin: 08, viz: ** ¥or greatest concert capucity in Grand Planos, sa also highest degree of excellence In all thelr styles of pisnos, viz: Larcest volume, purity and dursilon of touv, and extraordinary carrying capacity, with precis- fun nd durabllity of niechsnism; al*o navel disposition of the strings and constructlon snd Uracing of the metal trame. - After this, the renort minutely describes and indorses the six pringipal and most valuable of ETEINWAY gutented fuventions, which have made * THE STEIN- The Standard Pianos of the World. STEINWAY & SONS belng_the only Plano makers who maoufacture ** every portion * of the instrument, foclug.nz all the metal parts, were lionored with an sd> ditfonal {ednl aud Diploma of Merit for ** the surpass- ing excellence ™ of thelr Machinery Hall exhibit, upon the followlng unauimous official Teport Of the sumne udgee: ** Vhiesc articles of composite metal ehow the highest perfection of Anfsh acd workmanship, and the greatest sirmnessand uniformity of metal structure,a stecl-like and sounding quality, with a ‘enslie strensth exceeding 5.000 pounds per square cuntimeter. 23 demonstrated al tests. The full metal frames, of cupols whape, an uncaqu. . permitting & 7 tureased teaslon of stringy wlihorit the silichtest daner of break or cruck in sald metul frames, thiereby conslcerably ficreasing the VIbratory puwer and sug- menting the lustine qualitics of thelf Instruments. " £ Lllustrated Catalogues mulled free ou application. LYON & HEALY, State and Monroe-sts. CHICAGO. PIANOS! PIANOS! PIANOS! ‘We have on hand, besides & com- plete stock of the celebrated KNABE PIANOS And the FAVORITE BAUER PIANOS A number of SECOND-HAND IN- STRUMENTS, taken in exchange for new ones, and left with us for sale, which we will sell at extreme- ly LOW PRICES. JULIUS BAUER & CO., Cor. State and Monroe-sts., PALMER HOUSE. MATHUSHEK PITANOS! ‘With Equalizing Scale and Linear Bridge. Thie Mathushek Planos are now acknowledged by the best judges of music, 1n all parts uf our couatry, 1o be vastly superlor to ant other Fianos mude. Catalogue, containing full explanation of the Equal- 1zing Scale and Livear Bridge, sent free upon appiica- tlon: no person Wishing 10 purchiase a Plano should fail 10 send for one. Taylor & Farley Organs, New and Beantiful Desizn of Cases. PELTON & POMEROY, 200 & 231 State-St, Chicag. Sote Agents for the Northwest. EFTAGENTS WANTED IN EVIRY TOWN. d dugree of resistan ONLY ONEI ONLY ONE WEEK MORE OF THE Great Sake of Books ‘To add Good Books to Your Library at Less than Cost! The entire Retall Stock of W. B. KEEN, COOKE & CO., 113 & 115 State-st., Before removal to the New Store, Nos. 38 and 40 Madison-st. There still remaine 3 large nesortment of Books, sult- able for Fani:iy sud Public Libraries, Children’s Books in great variety; Prayer Books, Family Bibles, Photo~ graph Albums, Writing Desks. Pocket Books, etc., etc., all at less than Esstern cost. Niscelianeons Books, 40 per cent Discomt Hedical Bocks, 26 per cent Disconnt Do not fall to secure the desirable barzalns, Thie fs an oppurtuufly that will ot ugaln bresent ftself for many years. FINANCIAL, TTUDTME SAVINGS 2= BANE, Charsred by (he iig‘ggg,g State of linos. = 105 CLARE-ST CHICAGO. Pays interest on_Savings Deposits at 5 per cent under the rules. Coupon investment certiticatesin smns of $100 and maultiples 4t 6 per cont remi-an- nually. eage Louds vielding S percent. EDWARD L. BREWSTER, 101 Washington-st., Buys and eeils Commercial Paper, Local Stocks and Bonds. Loans on frst-class Collaterals negotfated at Low Rates of interest, 10 PER CT CICERO TOWN BONDS FOR SALE. Loans oi Real Fsiate In Chicago for a term of years made &t cur- rent rates by BAIRD & BRADLEY, 80 LaSalle-st. First-Mort; + HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. IMPORTANT! TURNITORE BUYERS, THE TOBEY . FURNITURE (0. Having determined to close out its entire stock of Furniture, the largest, finest, and best- assorted in the West, will offer on and after Monday, April 2, its entire stock at prices below anything ever before heard of. Most of these goods are of the most fashionable styles, re- cently manufactured by this Company, and many of them will be sold at less than half their former prices, and at less than they can be manufactured for to-day. Such an opportunity for pur- chasing Furniture has never occurred before in Chicago, and probably never will again. Purchasers can have their goods stored from 30 to 80 days free of charge. The -attention of Dealers is particularly invited to this sale. THE TOBEY FURNTTURE CO. DRESS GOODS, &c. SHAWLS d0¢ on 81: Dellar. 500 pioces Double-width Colored All-Wool aSaahmor at50c, lormor pries 84c, ces extr Wobl, ot 59, worth . _oomore, All teces Black All-Wool Double-fold Cashmeres at 50¢, chesp for 75¢. 300 loces Black Cashmoro, 43-inch, at 5de, 100 pizces 48-inch Black Cashmere at 60c, 26 pisges Black Drap d'Ete at $1.25, SLE 78 a0 53, abost half resurar i 508 ;augscnl:clé ggd Cag‘l)gret} Silks at 80c, s B 0, 2 Bos: Do, 3 from Auction, 3,000 Shawls at Half Price, 1,000 Reversible Ottoman Shawls at 60c, 760, S, and $1.25, half of former prices. 500 Beversible Ottoman Shawls at $1.50, $1.75 and 2, worth $3.50, $3.50; and S4. 500 Flaid and Btriped Wool Shawls at £2.60, 33, $3.50, and ¢4, worth from $5 to 38, 2,000 Blanket Shawls, in double and single, at 50¢ on the dollar. 5,000 Bioulder 8uawls at 30e, 25¢, 37ie, 500, 75¢, and s, halr regular price. 1,500 pieces Black Grenadine AT HALF PRICE. 500 pieces plain Black Grenadines at 10c, worth 20c, 500 pieces Plaid and Stripe Grenadine at 15%.;18& and 260, former price 25c, 35¢, and 50¢. 300 pieces All Silk and Wool Grenadines at State and Adams-sts, “CCASEL!” CARPETS, FURNITURE, and STOVES CAN DE PURCHASED FOR CASH W, A LOWELL & (0, 736 West Madison-st., Cheaper than of any house In Chicaco. We can fur- nisha house comjlete with FIRST-CLASS GOODS. SPRING PRICES. former price $1.25. rmer pri-e $1.15. Tapestry Brussels at S1. Extra Super Incraln, Ssc: Good All-Wool Ingrain, & Good Cotton Chaln jug; Tarestry Brussels Mats, SL Door dats, Suc: former nrice 7 rench ase Dressini-C : former Ttice $100 It ‘ormer price $40. 10; formier price $30. alr3, $1; former price 3 Cane-Seat 3 Fine French Lounge. $10: former $15. Good Couk Stoves, S10; former price $14. rinet prics $30. Ve Sortog, sio; e IMZ $3: for! B lee s4.50. sl i former price 845; all othier goods al sule great reduction {a prices for Four floors of our stone-front bullding are flled with chofce goods. CALL AND SEE US, We CAN and WILL schi goods clie per than thoso who only sell one clasd of Lous, 83 our expeases are light. SPREAL& LA FURNITURE FOR SPRING TRADE. ‘We have now in stock, ready for inspection, the largest assortment of beautiful and substantial BED- ROOM SETS, RICH AND COM- FORTABLE FARLOR, RECEP- TION, LIBRARY, AND DINING- ROOM FURNITURE, which for durakility, design, and finish can- not be excelled. ‘We guarantee all our work and our prices are always the lowest. No trouble to show goods. 251 & 253 Wabash-av., NEAR JACKSON-ST. 40¢, 50c, and 602, worth double. ‘The above lot of Dress Goods and Shawls comprises the entire stock of one of the largest Jobbers, which will be offered ata Great Sacrifice to close at once. BOSTON STORE, 118 &120 State-st. REM CONSOLIDATION. FLORSHEIN BROS". Boot and Shos Estabtishment, Formerly at 160 Btate-st., has been con- solidated with their other Stora 85 Madison-st. S.HYMAN& GO, JEWELERS, Have Removed to their Elegant New Central Store, N. E. CORNER State & Madison-sts. They solicit @ call from you. REMOVAL. HALLOCK, HOLMES & CO, Desire the attention of their friends and customers to the removal of their Wholesale and Letail Stores to 108 Madison-st. In the new location they have inoreased facilities for keepmy nnd displaying a superior stock of every varlety of RUBBER GOODS. Boston_Belting Co.’s Standard RUBBER BELTING, PACK NG, and BOSE. and best quality OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELYING, Wholesale snd Retail. REMOVATLI HUTCHINSON & LUFF, fLitorneys, Rooms 15 and 16, USINESS WATCIIES, LADIES’ GOLD HUNTING LEVER %25 WATCHES, [ N WARRANTED. PHAES LOAN OFFICE, Cor» Clayk and Monree-sis, Real Estate Loans. Larce or small amounts. 0. . GLOVER, 97 Dear- Yora-st. ‘Mortgage Loans To sums to suit on well-located city property, at lowest urrent f interest. “ e OTINETSt ony 11 AVERT & €O, 150 LaSalié-st. FINANCIAL. Foreign Exchange bought and sold. City and County Onders and .Vouchers boupht ur money ‘advanced on fame. Rents discounted and inonex loaned on mort- gage and warchoue receipts. LAZARTJS SILVER- msn, Bunk Chiamber of Commeree. Chicago. ClGARS. NOTICE TO SMOKERS. Haviog _closed negotiations with Messrs. Marsh & Bon. of celng, W. Va., for the exclusive agency of thelr culebrated STOGIE CIGARS, 1 am now prepared h!s bragd for lesa than sny other Cigar can be bonl:hs: lnfl(?;lr 2‘[‘!’!’1’ 1 Duéer;llnn ]:'Ct\ atvery lowest Fuces Sen e and price: : PISANES B, FRepERICK, Lovm €1 Bryant Block. CoAL. Coal 81 Per Ton Less Than The Hfarket Prics! Range and Chestnat §7 per ton delivered. A prime quality and full welghl guarantced. On account of tiie EEDInILION Of the IAse ot iy dock'Tnad educ- un. OLUTION NOTICES. DISSOLUTION. Notfce (s hercby given that the co-partaership here- tofore extiting under the firm name of Kelsmann, K Dl & Suberr, deaters ness at N Subert will Wil colleet al) outstanding accouuty of the late firm. i ? f BRISVANN, H. KOENIG, B. SUBERT. Caicaco. Aprill, 1877, WAN CUT THIS OUT. o oioa ot o pare b 1o e ToT Shojcaoth & 5 unu:o( MBS, B., 158 Walaslh-ar. s PN ufiffi? FreseozHonss Painier Office at Parker’s Art Stove, No. 202 Wabash-av. Residence, 890 Wabash-2v. Builders’ Hardware, Fine Cutlery, AND TOOLS. e desire to Inform our fricnds and the publie fhat e are 11 at the old taud. ond ehiall be pleused 10 have: ne odIr stox el fs ane of the them call and examine o et erit, and WiII Always I sold at_bot- szucs of the celehrated Hopking & ‘Zoods furnished upon appticatton. ORLR & LOCKETY, 170 Clark Street. TAVIATS Gk pounds of coal yer day. No hieat or wmell sent In the roum. Dlow't fall to see oue {n operation at 78 Ciark-3t. G0 TO JOHY JONES, No. 119 Nearborn-st., and eet_yonr clothes thor- oughly cleaned and neatly repaired. " 'GAS FIXTURES R'S GAS-FINTGRE MAN- STOCKHOLDEKS' MEETINGS. The annnat meeting of the stackholders of the TEO- PLE'S BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION, ‘Tor the Sicetion of five Directors and iransaction of such other busincss as may come befure the mectivg, will be held &t the omice of the Assocfaticn. 50 Wastiingion-at., o) Monday evening, April 9, at 7:30 o'clock. HARRISON KELLEY, Sec'y. Subscriptions 1o the 12TH SERIES CAPITAL STOCK of this Associstion now rece] sialmenie of 12,40 pez.sbar ived, payabie in weekly fn- % Doiabing ApH 2, 1677, MERCHANT TAILORING. All the leading Novelties in Fine Woolens for Gentle- men’s Wear, for Spring, now open for inspeetion, an exam- ination of which will satisfy the most critical that they embrace everything usnally found in a model establish- ment. The recent cecline in gold enables me to offer these goods at unusual low prices, while the production will remain as heretofore, absolutely first-class in every essential, R ). WALSHE, Twporting Draper and Tailor, McVicker's Theatre Brading, H. GRAHAN, HERGHANT TAILOR, 25 NORTHCLARE-ST Would CAUTION the public against leaving their orders in Ready-Made Clothing Houses, as they generally pick out ot stock your size and palm them oft as Custom-Made. We will make All- Wool Pants in good style at 85 PER PAIR, Warranted to give Satisfaction. Suits, $25, AND UPWARDS. Rememer Greda, YOUNG MEN'S COAT-CUTTER. CATARRII CUR MRS. DR. KECK, OF DAVENPORT, IA., Is now at the Infirmary northwest corner Stateand Madison-sts,, Room 20 Dore’s Rlock. until April 10, and all wishing to see her should call immediately. TREATMENT FREE TO ALL. There are a thonsand and one remedies helnz brought {prih for the cure of thut disagreealle discase known as Catarrh, and a great many of them are perfectly worzhlese; and others. whh:nr{:h/e only temporary, ré- Jie?, but ail to_produce sn effectnal care. The treat- ment of Cuterrh by Mrs. Dr. Reck. of thus city, sby a remedy knoewn ouly to herwelf, and which 18 no vew thlag, for he has treated humireds of patieuts, who, after ng her remedy a perfect triul, have been thorouiehily cured. This can be certified to by many in this city, and in other places In fowa and Hiinuts. Persons suffering from this disease should cousult Mrs. Dr. Keek, At this oftce, where certificates of many wonderful cures, withou! Dumber, can bé secn, not from afar off, but right at bome. PHOTOGRAPRY. PHOTOGRAPHER, K. W. Cor. State and Madison-sts., Elevator entrance, 75 Madison-st. Formerly 244 West Washington-st. OPTICAL INNTRUNMENT:! RMANASSE, OPTICIAN, Tribune Bailding. TFine Spectacies sniged to all sizhts on sclentific prin- clples. Opera and Fleld Glasses, Telescopes, Micro~ 3, Barometers, &c. EEAL ESTATE. Aldine Square Houses for sale or rent. Apply to U. P. Smith, at Room 23 Portland, betweeu 12 20d 1 o'clock p. m., and at No. 17 Aldiuc-ayuasse allec 3 0'ulwek p, m. LOCAL POLITICS. The Business Men’s Mass« Meeting at Farwell Hall. An Eloquent and Stirring Speech by the Hon. Sidney Smith. Why All Lovers of Good Gov- ernment Should Sup- port Mayor Heath. Frantic Rush for Money at the Democratic Head-~ quarters. The Boys Will Take Perry's Ducats, and Then Vote Against Him. Cheering Reports from All Parts of the City—Heath's Elec- tion Assared, Another Anti-Hildreth Meet- ing---Hynes’ Congres. sional Record. The Mumicipal Reform Club and AW Dallard—The * Staats-Zeitung ” to the Germans. Politics in Lake, Hyde Park, Evans- ton, Etc.---The Rival North Town Tickets. FARWELL IJALL. THE BUSINES$-MEN'S MEETING. The mass-meeting at Farwell Iiall la:t evening, called by the business-men of the South Side, was very weill attended, 8 much larger number of peo- ple being present than was expected, owing to the multiplicity of ward-meetings, which are more attractive thun general meetings just now. All know something of the records of the heads of the tickews, aund have made up their minds 2s to those oficers; but they are after information regarding the new men nominated for Aldermen, and it is ouly at the purely local meet~ ings that such information can be obtained. Not- withstanding this drawbuck, there were nearly 500 merchants in Farwell Hall 1ast evening. aund they were a3 enthusiostic, if not more o, than the people who are in the habit of attending such gatherings. They were called to order by Mr. George Schneider, who nominated A. M. WRIGHT > for President. Mis appearance was halled with clapping of hands, and, in taking the chair, he said they came 83 Republicans, —not as partisans of any particular individual, but as recruits in the great Republican army, owing alleziunce only to the meu who were chosen leaders by the Conven- tion. |Applanse.] As oncof the candicates, he felt nimself bound tosapportits nominees. [Applanse.} And he ceheved all the disappointed aspirants would uoite with him in promoting the snccess of tuose nominated. [Applause.] The enewmy were trying to plice the Kepublicans on the de- fensive fur the purpose of diverting the minds of the people from the main lssue of the canvass. They had nothing to defend. There were many £uod_Teusuns Why toe people should support the Kepublican ticket. 1t was suid one of the candi- dotes had committed a fault. Suppose it was true. Were not the argomentswhy he should be supported numervws envdzh o outweigh it? Should the Democracy_be trusted with the City Government? Look at New Yori, St. Loais, Mil- waokee, where they hud had power! Did the people of tnis city want to place Chicago dn the same coudition? 'Thc objective pointof the Lemo- cratic attack wzs the City ‘reasnry and tne city otiices, which they vought to divide among the ‘hungry crowd. _[Applause. ] VICE-PRESIDENTS. 2 ‘The fallowing were thenchosen Vice-Presidenta: L. L. Cobutn, C. L. Wilson, E. G. Keith, k. L. Brayton, M. Schmidts, Louis Hutt, Chris Mamer, D, W.Clarke, Jr.,C. R.Matson, A B. Cook, K. S. Critehell, 1. S.” Gll,” Ed Thompeon, E. F. C. Rlokke, George C. Prussing, Arthur Dixon, Jobn W, McGennis, C. M. Culbertson, K. B, Stune, M. Best, G. W. Garduer, G. \. Spoffurd. J. S. B&L‘ noids, S. Gunderson, A. G. Throop, J. Campbell, Cleveiand, John C. Snyder, Hiram. Barver, P..A. Sundelius, George . Smith, George Schoeider, 8. H. McCrea, Josenh Medid, T. Tar- ney, Hermiy Raster, A. R- Scrunton. J. A. he. And the following were sclected as Secrctaries: Daniel Shepherd, John I, Koberts, C. G. Linder- org, and E. A. Sittig, MR. SIDNEY SMITI as then introduced, und was received with ap- plause, He spoke u8 tollows: Frerrow-Citizens: Whether we are tmpressed. with the truth or not, the election which s to occar next week 15 of inore vital importance to the welfare of this city than the Presidential election lustfull. (Avplause.] How successlully to man- aye the municipal offairs of the great citles of Americu 18 the political problem of the day—the most serious problem of the boar. One year 4go the people of Chicago resolved to commence, 89 far a8 their cily is concerned, the solativn of jit. The taxpayers, the lavoring men. the decent and re- spectable element of the city. in agreat degree compined, without much reference tu mere party politics, and pluced in nomination 8 Buard of" Aldermen which, 23 8 whole, was the best Conncil Which bas ever existed In this city for the twenty Years that I have been a resident of it. [Appianse.] We'elected, them trinmphantly, y atiending to_ the business of clection on election day. - Men of menns with character, men without means with character, stood stoul- der to shoulderall day, and. a3 night approached, they threw calcium lights npon the crowds of bum- mers and thieves who had been accustomed to con= trol municipal afiaiws for seversl years before! We druve them to the wall. [Applause.] Under. the cnarter, une-half of that Bourd yo out of atfica this year. "It becomes necevsary to 1l their places on Tuemh{ next. The nominatious 1o supply the. vacancies have already been madc; and they have been made by the same closs of men that nomi- nuted the old Board. 3any of the old members bave been renominated, and where new men Lave been selected from éome special reason, equally goud men bave been taken up with those whose Terms expire this spring. Now, that Board of Al- dermen has proved. by its works, =8 I have sgid, te be oneof the best, if not the best, Board that has ever existed in this: monicipality, Qur city was i a fearful condition when they took hold of its affairs. Our credic was prostrute, Our paper bad gone to protest, and, what was worse, we were in a fearful state of confusion in relation to the Executive head of the Government. 1t i Dot necessary to rehcame the history of that complication. It issuflicient Lo soy that it finaily resulted, ufter repeated npplications 10 the courts, In a decision that a rpecial election must be held, and a special election was held. MAYOR HEATIL WAS ZLECTED jast July by an overwhelming majority. fAp- plause.] Evesy wasd, 2o rotiy near every pre- cinct, gave him a majonty. He entered upun tho dutiea of nisoffice noder a charter that guve him must ample powers,—undera charter that maile him the bead of the municivality, and the must " Wiar bis been accom lished through ¢ netrumentality of tue ?h::n‘; of x\ldfil’mzn ‘backed by Mayor Heath and by DMayor Meath backed by this ex- cellent Board” of Aldermen? The muet ustwond- resuits have followed. We bave suc- {mportant official iu it. lztm to . such sn extent that the eyes of the civilized worid are upon Cuicago now in reference to this great problem of Municipal Government, . The first year taxation bas been reduced one-thinll AN supernumeraries bave bevn discharged. The salary-list hus bLeen reduced; and, alrezdy. in the short period of ten menths, hove the people of this city saved $i,- 500.000 in_taxes. (Apehn.i&. Mr. Heath has doue what I predicted be wonld do when he was before the people lasi July. Having risen from u gqur mechanic to the head of onc of tne largest uginess honses in the City, haviog shown an abllity 10 sueceasfully mamige his uwn private agairs, 1 predicted that he would msnage city afsice well also. He Lus done it He has re- doemed Lis pitige. Lves auy wual dispute st he