Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 17, 1877, Page 1

VOIME XXXII. EXPOSITION BUILDING. CHICAGO, SUNDAY, JUNE 17, 1877—SIXTEEN PAGES. FURNITURE. ST Ghicago Exposition 1877 INPORTANT . WILL OPEN AU6. 29, AND CLOSE OCT. 13. NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS, All persons desirous of procuring space for the coming Exposition should make immediate application, as it is now certain that all will be occupied, and allotments of locations will be made at an early day. Moy 106G, 18727, 4th July! Goodrich Trensportation Co. Will run three Iarge Side« whecl Steamboats between CHICAGO AND 4 EVANSTON, Xeaving each place HMOUR- LY during the whole day. EVANSTON LADIES will furnish ample and choice Refreshments in. the Uni- versity Groves. ‘We have the exclusive nuse of Evanston Ficr on that day. T. G. BUTLIN, Sup’t. Plorida Excursion! LAND-BUYERS going to Flor- ida in partics of 30 or over can urchase tickots on June 19, vin ouisville route, for -B47 each, Chicago to Fernanding and return, Yor details sce G, B. WHITE, Lund Agent, nt 121 Kan- dolph.st., Chicago. FLORIDA EXCURSION. ‘Tucsday next. Low rates, Nare g};uommuv. Frea trip over 310 miles of railroad in Florida trom the Atlantic to the Gulf and return. Call at our ofiice on Nond-g and get your tickets. RAINERD T. SMITII & CO., 207 LaSalle-at. PAPYROGRAPH, ZUCOATOS PATENT PAPYROGRAPH. The Greatest Economizer of Timo, Labor, and Money, From a sinsle writing with any pen, HUN- DREDS of PERMANENT FAC.-SLMILES OF YOUR OWN NATURAL H. D wm&:z:m' may be produced upon any de. saniption o ADOTL. Olgrmlnn I’r?n-'bl-u, Hxamination Pa. pers, Musfo, Drawings, ato, ata., may be multipliod by this process, thus saving the delay and expense of typ: 2,600 Coplcs have been taken Sfrom a single writing. Tor further information, desoriptive cir- sulars, ato., call on or address Z. R, ROBBINS, IR., Genl Ageat, 170 Wasaington-st., Chicago, 11l CANADIAN ALE, CARLING'S CANADIAN ALE Pints, $1.50, Quarts, $2.76, SOLE AGENTS, 'F.W.HAYNE&CO. Importers of Wines, Brandies, Glus, Ac., 112 Randolph-st., Chicago. TEHE SALE OF CARL BRENNER’S PAINTINGS 18 POSTPONED TO Thursday Evening, 21st inst WOLCOTT & CO., Dealers in Works of Art, Cor, Wabash-av. and Adams-st. At 35¢ on the Dollar, 1 Qer the Bankrupt Stock from 311 Weat Madlon-at. Eonulate ot very ne Kauilah and Frearh ilosicry, Ukilsa :)&du'uu-u Ladies"Embroliered Uniderwear, et., . . N 0, 337 East Madfson-at., cotuer Frankifn, Town of South Chicago, TUBLIC NOTICE laheraby given toall perious bhav- fag claims of any Kind ezsinst the Town of Gouth Chl. §280 (Bt they wre teguesisd o present the ame {oum 3 Methodlst Church Block, corucr of Clark sa Washingiun-sts., wikhout delay. ‘el arder ot tiis Bpecial Cominittse on Outstanding Clalms Agalastihe Town, . SIMEON W. KING, Towa Cierk. INOTICHE. O7rica o7 TuB CovNTY Trussvexs, _ Jugs 16, PmUAHTTO A RESOLUTION OF Tiik FINANCE Cummittes of the County Board of Cook County, I&;‘filuklnd'ln ’f‘uuult! Onlrerl for :Alu’(:l aad Jurors’ : oa pre 00, e P-l.. <. YIU County Treasurer. OPTICIAN, AR S E S SOt MANAYSE, OPTICIAN, Tribune Bulldisg. Fine Bpectacies ault lples, " Opers wnd Fi ive4 Buinciers, ¢d 1o all sights on scleotifq prin- b‘(:.\ Glasecs, Telescopes, Micro- HOUSE FURNISIRING GOODS, Oreat Baroains! FOR CASH. ‘We are offering our Entiro Stock of Carpets, Furniture, Lace Curtains, Bedding, & ‘Wall Paper at greatly reduced prises, pravious to in. volcing aur stock July 1, PLEASE XOTE THE PRICES, Tapestry Brussels Ingrains, . Marble-top Parlor Suits, 7 pe: Lace Curtains...§. Wall Paper, per rol Choice Patterns of Evening Lawn and Stoop Rugs. Uhicago Carpet G, 233 STATE-ST., 01d Stand of ALLEN, MACKEY & Co, FIANOS, ‘THE FINEST UPRIGHT PIANO IN THE WORLD, HALLET, DAVI &0, USED AT THE Creswold Musical Institote, Chirago Muslcal College, Chicage Conservatory of Musi;, . West Chicago Musical College ;;nudr:rpv:d by the best musiclans snd musfeal schools of PRl G A G A A CYXNTINNIAL, ? ‘They stand In tune longer than aoy plano made, They arerich and full In. (006, EonsiruCIeD tu. wadire. Mk ars in every cascntisl the perfect planc of the az ‘These planos, with other musical Instrumenta of the Leil makes, can bo fuund &t my wareroomis. lllustrat- «d price catalogues furaished (ree on spplication. W.W.KIMBALL, Corner State and Adams-sts,, Chicago. IOTEL, REOPENED! TELB GARDNER HOUSE Newly and Eloganily Furnished, THas the finest rooma in the oity. The din. ing-ro or weok ; t fhdier 195 looation in Chicago. Call andses, NANCIAL, EDWARD L. BREWSTER, 101 Washington-st., and sells COMMERCIAL PAPER, LUCAL Buys BTOCKS aad BONDS, LUANS on Grat-class Collatera! L BUTEL Y Collaterals negotisted st Low 0§£@GE_fOIfiSQ WALTER . MATTOCKS, liouin ), No. 40 Dearborn-st Real Estate Loans On improved property made at current ratos by BAIRD & BRADLEY, 00 LaSalle-st, BANKING HOUSE cf LAZARUS SILVERMAR Chamber of Comanerce, Chicago, Jatmeumiatatnes, N s, Fotuct dod Bre adTaaTly Bauans on s counsrics oMo Peper, INTERBST ON OITY BONDS. . Cwicauo, Juse 10. 1877, City of Chicaga Coupont dus'July 1. 1677, wil be puld 8t ty ‘Treasurer's ofice, If pressutcd prior 10 the 23d iost. Coupons nut 80 prescatod will be pald in New York as usual. J.A. FAKWELL, Comptrolier. Highest Price Paid for County Ocders, Jurcis' snd Assessors’ Certificates. Business Mortuszy sus negutiated. L lated Al aud Stamped Das PERL' Plato, Gold sud Nickel triwwed, sud SLATE MANIELS. PROBASCO & RUMNEY v 2uZ ATATLDT, & HU FURNITURE BUYERS, THE TOBEY FURNITURE (0. 1laving determined to closc ont for eash its entire stock of Furniture, the largest, finrest, and best assorted In the West, will offer its entire stock at prices below any thing ever beforo hieard of, Most of these goods aro of hie most fashionable styles, recenily manufactured by this Company, and many of them will be sold at less ihan lalf their former prices, and at less than they can be manufactured for to-day. Suck an opportunity for purchasing Fnrniture has never occurred before in Chlcago, and probably never wlill again, Purchasers can have thelr goods stored 80 days free of charge. Tho attention of Dealers is particularly invited to thls sale, State and Adams-sts. We shail offer the coming week a fall line of now HABER SET At less than Mannfacturers® Cost, ARLOR SUITN, At prices NEVER BEFORE offered In this market, MDEBOARDN! Marble-top TADLES, aud a full lloe of MAT- TRESYKS at equally Low Prices, We invite close buyers to cxataine our goods and oblain our prices, folton & Hildreth, 225 &227 State-st. SPLEGEL & CATIN, 261 & 258 Wahash-av. EREAT REDUCTION IN PEI_CES. ‘Wo have a largo stook of Parlor and Bedroom Farnitars ‘Which we aro ANXIOUS TO RE- DUCE boforo tho close of the some son and will mako SPECIAL LOW FIGURES to oash buyors; wo will convinge all comers that thoy will 8avo money by buying of us, and the quality of our work 1s oxcollod y none. Bidoboarde and Hall Stande groat- ly roduced ; 1-2 and_3-4 size Bod- stonds, Children’s Cribs and Bod- stoads in all grados and prices. 251 & 253 Wabash-av. Endloss variety of Outdoor Chairs, full line of Wakefliold’s Rattan Chairs, Rockors, &o., &c. MONEY §AVED MONEY EARNED A.). NEUBERGER . & BRO, 167 RANDOLPIL-ST., NEAR LA SALLE, OFFER FURNITURE, Of all grades and_deacriptions at ABTON- ISHINGLY LOW PRICES, Weinvito you to give us a call and to look at the GREAT ARGAINS we are ntfonl:g in PARLOR and CHAMBIER SETS at the very lowest manufacturers’ pric g T2 = b LA WONGER'S e attl] continue Lo do large famf clallow retea. Collars and CuTea ape &et orices. Ojflices-=No, 46 North Clark-st., No. 126 Dearbora-st., No, 6GS Wabash~ avy No, 401 Calluye Grm:e-gv-' Loomis’ Laundry. 5 o S gcin’n?.r?tn\\x'gzafiamnn. 10 Stoam Carpet Cloanng. Co, 943 Wabash-av, Feathors and Hair Mattresses Ronovated. Ordera by mall ralled forand delivered free. Bankrnp! Merohant Tailors Sioek 0f $16,000 Worth Custom-Made CLOTHING! AT HALF PRICE. 700 palrs Pantsat$3, worth $0. 200 palu‘ Pants, fmported Cassimeres, at $4, worth 34, 150 palrs Pants, English Carsimere, at $4.50, worth §. 100 pairs Pants, French C: 0. 100 p;llr; mll‘:klnoukln Pants at $0 and 87, worth and $14. 500 0dd ‘L)llgulul and Droadcloth Vests at $2, v ot 3. 300 Odd Coats, ine custom-made, at $4, $5, $6, 84, aud $10, warth from $10'to $25. 200 French Worsteds, cusom-mode. at $12 and $15: rome of thene are CHEAP at $40. 5,000 Stripe Mohair and Luatre Costs at 73¢, worth $2. 1,000 Yotths' Boya' and Children's Snits at $3, $4, 3, $0, 87, and $8. - Haif regular price. 1,000 Linen Coats at 40c, worth $1.50. Jobers' Stock of $26,000 Worth of BOOTS AND SHOES, At 30c on the Dollar. 2,000 pair Children's Button Shocs at 25, 60, 55¢, and 81, worth 0¢, $1.50, and 82,00, 00 pn!lr Missea® Kiit Button Shoes at 81,55, worth 500 rm}ln: Misses Blde-Lace Bhoes at §2, worth 00 mir"lui&e,umn KId Dutton Shoes at §2, cheap & 1,000 prlr'l'.l:lls%l‘ Prench Kid Shoes at $3.60; good value for 0. 200 palr Bloys' Biest Hland-scwed Congress Doots at §, worth £5. 200 mlr'l!llu l;' Best Hand-sewed Alexis at $3.50, wi orth §0, 300 pair Men's Dest Hand-sewed Congress Doots at 84, worth 37, noomnrr?;en;‘» Uest Hand-sewed Alexis at $5, waorth 88, 1,000 yinir Men's Best Hand-sewed Shoes made, at 45, worih $8; ‘at 20, worth $0. AUCTION SILKS, 100 pleces Hleavy Black GGros Graln Dreas Silks at 5, worth $1, 76, %G pleces Extra Quaiity Black Gros Grain Dreas Silks ot $1.34 and '$1, 60, worth §2 and $2.25 —very cheap, WILL OFFER, THIS WEEK, 1,000 Linen Suits, handsomely embroldered, at 4, 60, worth $7-—8 mannfacturer's atock. 2,000 Linen Suits, embroidered and trimmod with lace, ot $1.560, $3, and §$6, worth S8, 810, ond 812, 500 Linan Dusters at 81,75, worth 83, 1,500 Children's Linen Surty at 50c, 75c, $1.81.60, $1.75, and 9. 5;"”' redneed In prices, £00 Childran‘s White Piqne, handsomely trimmed with cmbroldery. at 22,60, worth $5., 1,000 pairs - ution Kid Gloves at gUc, worth $1. 50,000 dapanesc Fana at 2, 3, 4, b, 0, 8, and 10¢; halt price. 5,000 Black Silk Fans at 25, 30, 35, 40, and 50c, worth from GOc to $1. 50,000 yds Embroideribs at 2, 3, 4, G, G, 7, 8, 0, 10, and 124, about 40c on the doliar. 600 ur‘kc‘;n:'orfllflnwtn: the balance of ourstock at hal 1 imere, at $5, worth ', and Men's ftraw Hate at and 25¢; closing price very cheap. 1,000 WOOL, OTTOMAN, STRIPE, AXD PLAID SHAWLS ot $1,00, worth 83, This clusod the entire stock of Shawla of the well-known louee of ‘Meusra. Richards, Shaw, Fiteh& Winelow. Job lots g; llzlralnll, ol silk, at 87i¢c, $1, $1.26, $1.60, $1.75, and $2; half vegular price. ¢ BOSTON STORE, 118 and 120 State-st. GLOVES. WHITE KID GLOVES, In3, 4, 6,10, and 18 buttons, FOR GRADUATING CLASSES OF YOUNG LADIES. Finest Goods at Loweat Prices, Paris Kid Glove Depot, Orders recelved ‘94 State-st. by wall, MEDICAL. Bright's Disease CAN BE CURED! Dy the recent discovorfes in tho treatment of Diseasas of the Kidney a oure oa bo guaranteed in from 4 to G wooks, treatmoent has beon thoroughly inv. by Dr, RANKIN, who has mado s special atudy of this olasa of disenses. Haviog had large exporience in Eaatern hoapitals, and being fully convinced of tho eficacy of bhia treatment, he invites the patronage of porsons aflicted, DR. E. B. RANKIN, 40 Washington-st., Room 6. L1 OMo8 Hourky 9134, .y 34 3; 0. MRS.DR.GROSS a8 removed her oMet and residence to the Ga:dnqr'll::se. Booms 28 and 29, ~ MEDICAL. TO THE AFFLICTED-.-Try tho wanderful efiects of the Kuropean Pine and Tar Daths sL4I8 Wabash av. T " 10 HENT, FOR RENT B8tore and basemant 150 and 1523 Fn{h-nv. Illalio!lhl‘{ls .'nd fourtb ticors 150, 152, an ) . . ¥ 'POTWIN & CORNY, 146 Dearboraeat. FOR RENT, story and basersent building, 50x00 t southoast correr Monroe and Mar- at vary low figure. FOTWIN & COLBY, 146 Dearborn.st. Large Store tp Rent Cheap. Flve.story and buement ons.front. 35103, No. 74 88, lately oeeupled by Haliock, olnes ISR TR WA asal RN, CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDIBS. Peln, A'r clica, Clarety, Muscatel,ctc., for whole- salean obing trade, just received st warchouss nziv-ut. Vineyard ond distillery Pau- PAUL ROUZE, drower and Desler. ¢ FINE DRESB SHIRTS Made to order of Wamsutts Mualio and 2100 Linen for §7.50; & perfect 8t guarsntved. Unfnisued Shirts luade of Wamsutta Musllo and 2100 Linen b0c, Hoys' sizes only GOc. Our Usfinished 8l complele except buttons sud butten i Sbirt Factory, 71 Fiftb-av. GO TO JOIIN JONES, ST S et REAL ESTATE. ANY DAY TIlIS WEEK At 9 A, M., 10:30 A M, or 2:45 P M,, And go with ua to see the Lots 30 by 132 feot. that we are selling at EAST GROVE FOR . $85 AND$100. Only $10 Cash and $5 Yonthly. No Interest. IO CAR FARE. Inorderto encourage tho rapid butlding :xuu u'rhtxha proporty, wa aro for a time mak- g . SPECIAL OFFER. To any person buying two or mors Lots, and building thereon o neat house, we will furnish a FRELE RAILROAD TICKET to and from tho oity good for Ono Year from the time of residence at East Grove, Wae will also, If dosired, hielp such persons tobmld, or build for them on small Monthly Plyymnn!‘u:.AN (5104 TBUS PUT ALL THE MONEY THAT YOU 3 I R _RENT AND CA TY IN' AU PRy i OO FORL A FLOWER GARDEN, AND & Rever Have Any More Renl to Pay, This ?mpeflz i1 on the C., B. & Q. R, R. 5 minutes’ walk from East Grave Dopot, and 10 minutes' walk from the Downer's Grovo Dopot, an ecasy rido from the city, with 17 trnins daily, 1t 1 gll High, rolling land, aloping to_tho souta, ond commanding o lovnl{ view of the nurrcundmi hills and woods. It is already beautifully finproved with fine Shade and Ornamental Treos, nod Ehrubbery. “Housos are boing bullt, stdawalks laid, &o, Itis rapldly increaming §n valuo, and n splendid ipvostment., This is one of Chioazo’s most attractive, healthy, and zuf‘dl =RIOWING suburbs, with already over 1,100 inhabite ants, churchen, schools, storos, ate. Don't fail to'sce it, and Judgo for your- #elves. Wo show tho property froo.” Adb- stracts fros, Comeand ace maps and plats at our office. Don’t miss tho opportunity of securing a HOXME whilo property, labor, and materials are so choap. For Snlg or Trade, 2 now 8.room brick basement houses at Montrose, 7 miles out, 7 gonts furo, on moathly payments, VERY STREET & BRADEORD, 71 Washington.st., oom 4. Texas Lands! ‘Valunlle lmfrnu-d farm of 040 acres, Smlith County, 1) miles of Tyler, Coonty Reat, 3 miles from Texas Paclfic It, It. Good schools. J'opula- tlon of Tsler about 7,000, 455 ncree in Cherokee 1'nnn|;. 12 miles south of Ttusk, the county seat; about 12 wlies from rail- road. 200 acres under cultivation.” Good lionse snd outbuildings. Part heavy tmbered, Good streamn of water, 200 acres, near Jewett, on tho Tutcrnational R. R., in Leon County, and 4 wiles from county seat. G40 acres In McLennan Connty, 16 miles trom Whco, the conmty seat. Alro 400 scres in same county, 17 miles from Waco; splendid wheat aud catton land. #.000 acres in Llono County: aplendld stock lands; 5 wiles from Austin, G40 acres in Wise Couuly, & miles from Decatar, the :ounl{ seat; very desirable. £30acren black prairie fand in Collin Cunnl{, 12 iniles from McKioney, the county seat; tho Court-Ilonse there cost , GU0. Alro 150 oeres {n Grayren Coanty, 16 miles from )lcl\lnllf{. 4 lala in'the clty of Sherman, 60 lots fnTerrell, on T. £ P, R. It TITLES PERFECT. Abstracts furnished to all the Jands. Priceslow. For further particulars apply to E, C, COLE, 144 Dearborn-st. Hinsdale Lots GIVEN AWAY. BRs R0 onia Bubshan Lots, & ‘our Money an uild s Ho e 6. 3. 8F0T 01T, 123 Doarbora-st. * LL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD. Parenasios SUOUBDAN LOL ! Wetbgisst FIREIFIRETFIRE! and Cutaway, 168 SOU“I snl':’xgngl:x;e'l_!lg’ nfi‘l,‘ sfi';fififld 168 South, | Pt fc i v, " b Examine the Champion Clark Streel|$1.00 Working Pants at Clark Street the Firo Stores six differ- Clark Street ent styles, lined and un. lined, worth 2,50 a pair, FIRE STORE FIRE STORE Examine tho 50-cent FIRE STORE Exautlne the 83, §6, $7, White Yests, and the $1 Cassimere Yests, worth 82, ‘We will sell you Clothing 50 P" cent below any other house u the city. Examine our goods whether H wishi to purcnase or not, at the FIRE STORE, Chi The sttention of thote wao Bave Hot yet sclecied burial-place s fovlied Lo Graceland Cemetery are, Its great nal he nd d ue treed. o es e 2 3% £ 5 <8 begun outpany awas & ) acres of lnd besides ibat alvaly subiivided, The ucwer sections, aud ail tnose whitch shial) be added (o the fu- ture, will e maintained ou the ** lawn plan.” Atmong {ta loz-holders are s tuajority of tie must protulneut citizens of Chlcavo. 1t has a largs end constantly fn- cressiug I,|ll'lll"L.\l"3.\’l‘ FUND, coutrolled by the lut-owsers, which wili insure the perpetusl malg- tenwice of thoCaneivry, tsracelut uchied by 8 pleasunt drive thro Lincela Pa 1e horse-cars, which leave tho uer of 11600 +918. 0GCO €VEry o counect with the steain-duminy. T PLUNDERS SUPPLIES, SEWER GAS. Schimitz's Double-Acting Basin and Sink Traps, A GREAT- SANITARY [DMPROVEMENT. Sewer-gas entirely nrevented from enteriug your houses through basfny, sioks, &e. Ou account of Durubllity, Cheapness, and’ leliability the Lest trap known. Costs mo more than the common trap du use. Insist on your tmmhcr using thew, snutcciured by W. RAMSEY, 0 South Canal’st., Dealer in Sewer-pipe, Fire-rick, und Terea Cotta Ware, o PHOTOGRAPHS. The last upportunity forthose wisblcs Photozraphs at 931 Wabasb-av., by C. D, MO3HER & CO.. vefure thelr Temoval Ly Lo ‘LoTtheast curaer of Atate dnd Madhious wm be il wuik iy, Card Puoied &b 83 pur 7 The Chicage Dailp Teibnme. CREAP LOTS. THOSE LOTS LA GRANGE! Are Proving to All Buyers the Most Satisfactory Invest- ment They Ever Made. People go cut to see them daily, and I sm mlkfllz snlos all the time, ‘I'ho Lota are only ane Block from the De- t, and 7 miles trom Chicago. They are eautiful Property, and 1 am selling m " s100. 815 down and $5 monthly. This makes it coat you, after_your first payment, only 17 conta & day. You con save that on cigar monoy, or your good wife will fiud a way to help you sconomize just s littie more, so you can by-and.by have A BEAUTIFUL HOME OP YOUR OWY. EXCURSIONS leavo my offico to see tho Lots evory plensant day at 7 and 10:30 in the morning and at 3 and 4 o'alock in ths attarnoon. LA GRANGE 18 on the Chicago, Burlington & Quinoy Rail- road: 18 one of Chicago’s most atiractivo and enterprising auburbs, being boautifully aituated among hilis and grovos; has now about 1,000 inhabitants, and growing rapid- 1y: churches, aschools, storcs, eta., otc. 10-CENT TRAIINS Already on, snd B-cent traina will probably run shortly. COMMUTATION ON THIS ROAD VIRY LOV/, And TRAINB ALMOST EVERY HOUR. Bpecial ovening trains during amusement scanun.. Sunday traina for those wishing to attend church 1u tho city, SPECIAL! SPECIAL! If you buy 'T'wo Lois, and will build im- niediately, I will furnish you a pass good for TWO YEARS on, every and all' trains between Chicago and La Grange, DON'T FAIL to ses these Lots befora buying elsewhere. It is the CHEAPE3T E‘I}{S&-OLABS l‘BOPER'l‘YQLH the market. I ALSO HAVE EACH. 40 Lots at Hyde Park - $600 100 Lots at Evanston - - 500 100 Lots atSouth Chicago 250 200 Lots at Desplaines - 200 40 Lots at Park Ridge - 300 400 Lots at Lake Side - - 100 300 Lots at Glencoe - - - 100 600 Lots at La Grange - 100 800 Lots at Thornton - - 100 1,600 Lots at llomewood - 100 2,400 LotsatSan Diego, Cal., 100 Y9~ Remembor that you got an Abstract with ail property purohiased of mo, and K10 #ave comm/asions, as Ides] in nothing but iy own property, and SHOW IT FRED, IRA BROWN, 142 LaSalle-st., Room 4. HOTEL CARS. Tlle'Triumph of Art. To be always In advance with everylhing tha tenda Lo tlie safety and COMIOR of ta pattonsia the l»oucy of the Chicay orthwestern Raflway, te last achievament fn this line Is the placing oo ita route between Chicago and Umal nnc of the world-renowned Tullman §lotel ca These are not the too-well-known rosd-side eating-honse pinced on wheels, and called a dinfug-car, that is attached (o & train for & few miles and Is then **set 03" but Lhey are the elegant modern Pull. mau llotel cars, that ran through with the balance of tnetrain, and in them you get luxurions draw- ing-room slceplog berths, anud at the same time secure your weals withont leaving your car, The kitchens of these cars are so arranged that 10 odors from the cooking viands can posalbly reach the occupants of the berths, No pelson, no matter how particular he or she may be, can have sy caose (o mako objections on this score, Thiose celebrated cars atc_run over tho Chicazo & Worthwestern lailway only botweon Chicave and_Councll Bindin. Al bassenvers for Council Biufls, Bionx Cliy: Yanktom Omane: Dever: 8alt Lake Clty: Ban Franciaco, o othor Par-Weet points, who desire to travel over (he shortest and best rosd, and who wish to_have the full value of thelr monoy. should try thess niew patatial care; Weat-bound they leava Chicago from the Wells Street Dopot of the Clilcago & Northweatorn Itanl: Way 81 10:30 & I, and reach Omaba 8% DIUO the Bext dsy— Enat-bound they leave Counchl Mafly dally 8t 5:40 b. m.. ond reach Chichgo next aay at REVOLVERS. $1.75 Nickle-Plated, 7-Shot Revolver at “THE FAIR,” 198 State-st. and 61 and 63 Adams-st, ¥ 5end for price li job lote. € . LACKAWANNA COAL, PRIME QUALITY, Range and Chestuut, $5.50 per Tun, 1 keep no solicitors, 1 thercfore give the bene- £t 10 the consumers. Terma strictly cash. OLDBERG, 74 Washington.st, Dock, Groveest., beiween Twenly-frt and ‘Tweuly-second. WIRE SCREENS, The best-made Screens (n the Cllcavo market, Ore dera by postal-cand wiil be prompily stieaded Call, B30 by comviacea of Lhe vuperiarity ut wur word: st A, L. MeCORMIC Resldeces uud Shop, 430 Ca; Pricxs=Walnut Door, ver fo P v, {ijtme, per fout tae: Watuut Wiadoiea, per foot, Tact Wizdows. stained, per fook, | i put up 1n . Window Screens at 13 centd a foot. If faconveu- fent to call. send postal o W, KVANS, 621 and 023 South Ialated-at. SCREENS! 13 cte. per oot Bcreeu Eafes for Grocers and cthers nivde o urder. Factory, 13 Cuaal b, Onen receivud, ¥J Jaadalon -4 WIRE SCREENS. CLICALO w‘“ofi?«'fifiuffl«?‘fi:fi;‘c« 4 ~ E_.Z3E FIVE CENTS “KET'S WEAKNESS, = X wE L} Rl in Her Own Boun- darie®. High Officials asily Core rupted with Russian Gold, The Failure in Asin Attributed to This Particular Cause, Extensive Preparations for Crossing the Danube Near Ibrail The Porte Will Exerciso the Right of Search in Turk- ish Waters, ' An Instance of Moslem - Jealousy of Christian Infloenco in Crete. Reassembling of the French Congress at Ver- sailles, Marshal MacMahon Sends in His Message Calling for Dis- solution. Gambotta Makes 2 Fierco Attack Upon the Ministry in the Depntics. Creating a Sensatlon by Propos- ing Thiers as MacMahon's Successor. Lerdo's Troops Oapture the ity of El Pago, in Ohihuahua, TURKISII TREACHERY, NOW THE TURSIANS OAIN THEIR INDS. [ By Cable to The Chicago Tribuiie. Loxpon Orricr or TnE Cnicaao Taiacye, Bavsnory Streer, W. C,, June 16.—A well- informed comrespondent sonds by il a budget of gossip and news from Constanti- nople, which gives an interesting insight in- to the prosent condition and feelings of the Turks. He asys it is by no meana certain that treachiory has not a good deal to do with the bad performanco of the Turkish army in Asin RUSSLAN MONEY has for many years dono its wnr}c in misern. i ble Turkey, and provented many a good scheme from belng carried out, and thoso who have tarried at Erzeroum declars that they can only sccount for tho very inefficient fortifications and preparations, and for the same want of care at Ardahay, by the fact that for a long timo past Ruseian gold has boen employed to provent eficlent defensein both places, More than this, they openly assert that many of the Turkish officers in tho‘fleld have been Leavily bribed by Rus. sia. At Constantinoplo THINGS ARK STILL WORSE. 1t is stated that kero both Mabmoud Damad and Redif have boen bought by tho Musco. vites, and that they will roceivo o large sum . on the conclusion of n peace which gives ad- vantages and possesaions to Russis. Rus. sian wfluenco has had muck more to do with Turkey's troubles than is generally sup- posed. Somo years ago, when Khahl Cherit Pasha, tho present Tarkish Ambassador at Paris, was foreign Minister hero, he CONCEIVED A PLAN which should mako Servia stronger, and yet strengthen Turkey, This plan was to hand over the Principalities of Bosnin and Herze. govina aud coustitute Bervia a Kingdom, on the one condition that it should become affiliated with Turkoy inmuch the same way as the Bavarian Kingdom is bound to Prussis, and that its armies should form a componens part of tho Turkish military forcea. The scheme was admirable, and would huve been carried out, but 60ME ONE TOLD IGNATIZYY, and so alarmed was that astuto astatesman that without more ado he brought so much influence to bear upon Kbalil Cherif Pasha a3 to make him drop the only scheme which would have saved Turkoy. ON TIIE DANUBE, THH RUSSIANS DUSY. Loxnoy, June 16.—Private letters from tha, Danube state that the Russians sre extremely busy constructing bridges and repairing roads * 80 as to secure the utmost faciiity of movement when the aecisive moment arrives. A Held telegraph uow connecta tho hesdquarters of all the Kussiau corps with those of the Grand Duke Nicholas. The stafly of the varfous Ros- sisn corps are located at Bucharest, Kala- rash, Bimnitza, Turun-Magurell, Russcveder, Alexandria, Renl, and Glurzeve. The rafis which the Russlans bave buen coustructing below Galatz are quite ready for bridging purs poses, ana large numbers of them are belug towed uptolorsil. This quite supports the weneral opinfun thpt the crossing will take Pplace st Ghiacet, below Ibrall, SISTERS OF MEECY, 3 large numbers of whom have recently acrived,. are coustantly visiting the cawips and varlous hospitals, from which it s thought there are wmany sick, though the Russians do thelr utmost to prevent the obtalument of ioforwation oo that subject. s WIlEKB TUEY WILL CHOSY. Loxpoy, Juue 16.—The Russians bave defi-- nitely deternined to make the passazeof the” Dagube wmiawsy between Fikewu and Turaus.