Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 2, 1877, Page 1

CBICAGO, SUNDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1877—SIXTEEN PAGES, I - OPENING. NOTICE. B N VUi PRICE FIVE CENTS. FURS, GROCERIES. 'W ASHINGTON. Battle. Bty Toue R Bosk WI?IVeAilfia,ll hereafter A Xanine Your Fass booss. se GOODS at| President Hayes' South BARGAINS IN H@E_EDAY GOGDS SMALLER per cent of 1:((:1?; Gi::?ms:utoem FURS S 10 i profit than ever at- an Unprecedented ° b {| On Monda; , Dec. 3, |tempted by merchants Struggle. Thfl Ratings of the Judgss, i DAY AND EVENI 1nhollllr S " p TR ® . NG. L s . 9 o ETDOSTEION B [t e, | = st o Rl et s ot PHII;.ADELPHIA,187B, o FURS tude of our patronage mons ‘as Marshal of Cnse, 2 H —_— case, 2 lln . Ever offersd in Chicago, and in order to | NBCF BEL. 2 ooee 630 . T, ooed 1, STE I NW A g or 1. Chteaeo. a New Proces Fuiear WMol 700 1.1 7130 Confirmation Is Reached in the 1 Duiry Batter, 2510 .L ( ) Cremsa um-u. per 1 96 on Upright Pianos, out of a possible 961 The next highest eshibitor reached in his total = 5 Furs of all kinds, including SEAL and | LtFordel Tobacco. Ls Min and Soldenbers's Key CLOTHING. Patterson, and Conover, *‘This is to certify that the Fianofortes of o are, and Upright, exhibited b; 3 : thean at the Ceatenuial Exoosition at Phtladelphin; | 110 & 112 MADISON-ST. “ fl G 9 s H . s T in 1876, PRESENTED TIE GREATEST TOTAL- Are offering Ihelr large I flfluflo g lofiely Ollse, Chlmgo' ) 3 A Host of Speculations Cons: opinion concedes to Messrs, Steinway & Sons, rlcea Also, all other lines €. . Slack’s Price Current. Office Act. Tflfl EHHPB Pflflkflgfl SI“EK State and Monroe-sts., Chicago. BEAK & BUCHER Store wanted for otier tees then. This will be the m t 056 | for success. EVERY ar- Georgia the Prove 96 on Parlor Grands, out of & possivle 96 ¢ i 1 have the finest selection of the most popular brands ‘HIGHEST DEGREE OF EXCELLENCE IX ALL ml n. g 00., E,‘“:‘: m‘:fi]‘,’jflfi;{’;‘,}‘.}:‘i T FEWELRY, DIANO nL{uoins, Sc. Wholesale and Retail Desler fn Goo%‘}&‘;{‘{}"&’éi{f&%?fx ATA T K The h{lajority of the Senate Com ) #Saved from the Late liumiug of the Heasy Ulsters and Overcoats selling at very lowprices. _{ L mittee Report in Favor of - notable display ever|ticle is MATERIALLY ocation, 730 W12 . toriiliaiiat .bffirnn’nm eotued Tavd:, 2257 1 ] 1 1 Dt . 94 on Concert Grand, out of a possible 96! of IMPORTED CIGARS in thls market—Including the IN G- average 90 onls, as certifed to by the Judge. O s , 1 4 9 MIN: ot g Mesars, Steinwas & Sone, comprising Concert and % ATY OF EXCELLENT QUALITIES and novelty Caflfld{]‘ wholcsale stock In Ledios’ FOR ACCOTNT THEY RECEIVED OUR HIGHEST AVERAGE Fm- Mauuf‘w m;‘ Sinewsatatyle, lonk 109 East Madison-st. cerning the Construction i CLOTHING STORE i STYLES gt e bt : | Two Magmficent SPEC!AL SALE f ol é T,Y Eustis’ Admission. = VOLUME XXXII. A(}OTIO.V SAI:{J . PIANOS, FEE%EE Fl %Z (‘rnnulmcll Rugar, per Ib. 1A Sugars ber Ib oxes Ninre] oxcs *mrzh, eacl 96 on Square Planos, out of a possible 96! WEINESDAY, Dec. 5, 9:30 2. m. Importer and Manufacturer, made in this city. REDUCED in price. 951 GRAND TOTAL AVERAGE 953! RET _A_I l 3 State & Monroe-sts, State & MOIII'O&'StS. All the Democrats, with Matthews, ’ La Flor del Tobacco, La Mia, and Seldenberg's Key Voto to Confirm, : Judses bave given another ccrllflc:un dated July P 2 S50 o Sy & Soo a folores CHARLES GLANZ SLACK S v S. CK ' No Action Taken upon the Nomination of ' Patlor Grand, | Hir. Smith as Collestor of S!IC ues of Shetland nnd Ufl der i ters OF POINTS, and, accordingly. our unanimous manufuctarer's | For con;plm List of Goods and Prices, send for i’& I H e coan. of the Tenure-of- - L Madison and F kf,,‘::.‘:‘.‘:'.‘.:l’:‘,“u:';‘%’f..“é CLOSING-OUT SALE! . YON & HEALY, | gt o g SERESRE R T ] A TP st g i e Suites of TS—Coat, Pants, St 1100 anc , i A Great Retail House of the g Sand up JR. BRAND wishes to announce R O 2 + y iyt 5a0dup | that, owing to the completion of 'hm Secretary Sherman Rises Ex-t MR DRESS D1 P& AT 2 i1 E GLETERS, £ . BANKRUPT STUGK OEPIGE ASDIOCK) VE Ly . wl S15.00t0835.00 | additional Suite of Operating Rooms, he is prepared to fiurnish Th 'k of Made Gt its {s nicel; hav: ’ oz Corner Market and Randolph-sts, | smacsesssisemensnatanommetionts | 520 mov veutirut Pam makiog up. from my fne Fogllsh and Scoteh Office and Dock, 1 North Market-st. Chet Suitlngs the best Holf Dister (o - 1N : found, 1t Is : a B -st. 9t Jizht wetgnt, and o comfortable substitute foran fl] ifl@ 0 0 rf{ S y ok i vercont, and as a rdinary. cum- Office and Dock, 267 Archer-av. Doreome. Neary Glsier. Fhes are Just e nrdicie 1o [ piease, and are -emns(‘npm)y d and received sl e 1 i the English - s . s ‘m coul fresbly! atuo re e mOrCe adseing Bt S350 s he Chcapert ahd ewt | At the extraordinarily low price of strik icres, at Coal dolivered in all purts of the city promptly T R T and in eood order. Cloths by the yard at balf thelr value. 5 Orders from the country eolicited and shipped on | Jp & T W IR HOUSE BLOCK S = » o THE TUG OF WAR. The quality guaranterd to be supe~ | BEPUBLICAN SENATORS AND THE PRESIDENT'Y dny of receipt of order. 185 & 187 State-st. SOUTHERN POLICY. 1 Y= pariren macEs®. rior to any produced in the city, ar- Special Dixputch 10 The Chicuzo Tridune, BR e NOH tistic and elegant in cvery respect. WasuiNGToN, D. C., Dec. 1.—The Senato M went into executive session at 3 o'clock tbis above-naried Firm, plain the Diflerence Be- tween Gold and Silver. Five Thousand Lots | minest Award at flie Contonnial Jflng T Hlflfl]flflfl& RIBITION, 1575, Philadel- Decrease in the Public Debt for ths Month of November $1,303,634. - Dry Goods, Merchandise, very slightly damaged by water. This stock com- | pEFEEATY priscs {ho Entire Line of Package | siestichisiitmamrmines | Bronzed Ornaments, foods stored in the hasement of the | hredtgiasercer e, Fardi Gribe. it |- Cliaing, Neeldaces, T | Watches, Silverware, . 7 wnrd—For huilding burned, and eovers many of | giitase of SEAECERE MR 6 the leading goods found in their Mam- | BARBSRE SRS LTRSS | Musical Tnstruments, o xcelient workmaaship. moth Wholesale Establishment, and | s, 455 SotorrLes Especially seloctad for . OF THEE represented at the time of the Fire an egate value of more than 3 A approved by Judges bt Swirds, Schiedmaver, P. F. Kupks. George F. Bi ‘Thomp+on, Joseoh Henry. Jus. C. ‘\'nxm geur, £d Favre Penet, J. E. 1iilgard, F. A complete assortment of Upriglits, Squares. HOLIDAY PRESENTS, I am annbled to sell at 30 PEE OENT BELOW the regular prices asked The cleanest and stronzest Soft Coal in this mar- ket, makes a bright, cheerful fire, and littlo smoke and ashes. Itls free from imonriics generally found in I1tinois cosl. We mine and ship our own NEW YORK J . afternoon, and one of the most cxciting soczet essions ever Leld continued untll 7. The sab- ot was the nominatfon of Fitzsimmons sto be United States Marshal for Ceorgia. This nomi- B Q‘VE L 0 AN‘OFF E CE The véry est, atthe uniform price of R i of nation had been adversely reported by toe Jus | - $3 PER DOZEN! diciary Committee. Tt insolved the conaldera. 208 Bouth Clark-st:, near Adams. 5 tion of the President’s Southern policy. The ——— Sitters can select any style of cards | action in_ exceutive session is likely to attract Just recoived, Special Lofs o | atthe same price. more generul attention from the fact that all PERMANENT PORTRAITS IN the Republican Senators, with the exception of three, absolutely refused to vote to confirm Fitzsimmons. It appears that Senator Gordon PURE CBAY O | aivieriomiy roconmoniod 1 s Hay oh . O T - though a Democrat, hd liberal views towards <4 SPECIALTY. the Republicans. It is cliarged against Gordon Ovrders for the Holidays should not | that, discovering this, he be delayed. WITHDREW HIS SUPPORT A Special Artist for from Huff, and recommended instesd Fitz- simmons. Huff had Ictters from Senator Gor~ [ [ 20 : PHOTOGRAPHING CHILDREN. | doowbis semt v st s icr. for the same quality of 2oods elsewhere. Thr‘ee Hundred o1 Gimads of suscolebratod Binke now o t27° An early inspection scouros the best | product only. Give it s trial. i selection. S Special terms to the steam trade. FAVORITE A_ LIPM e N Leave orders at Oflice, 146 Dearborn-st., or at Yard, 32 and 34 West Harrison-st. Thousand Dollars. BAUER W. Comer Glark and Nomoets. | BEARD, HICKOX & CO. CLOTIING, which must be elosed out This Great Entirety has heen Dricd, PIAN O CHINA, GLASSWARE, Etc. immediately to repay advances : Refolded, and put into Salable Condi- | A8mt<inss instrament at » moderate price. STATE SAVENGS o i —L—— 0ided, and put nto daiahie Londi Fally warranted tor five yenrs. lind Gibee gk Tosiatikon tw e itinac tor %2@ @@0 o 21930 Overcontsac sp.64, tion. It will be offered in lofs to TR S e, Usrssents | o4 s, Jewelry and 5 i ) China, Glassware, suit flie demands of Country and City JULIUS BAUER & CO. S flverware > Coasime: ?J. 20, Ilm, s aac it s €T30, Herhants. and will most positively WAREROOMS 1 S BRI be sold without reserve to the High- | Corer State and Mouroe-sts., Palmer House. & 'S fife PLui3 Cassimero Suits at - K # i d ;i o Sittings by appointment. into the possession of Republican Scnat & est Bidder for account of Insurance E.V.RODDIN CO., Chandeliers, and Lamps l‘,{,;‘:,,k‘;;‘":g”:‘,‘;.\:_lé:‘::u:.?n?:,:,u:;:. S STURTOE AND CALLERT hem witin & fe days. submitted to been mnde, nud arc_sold ar less ent. The Secnators presenting them Companies interested, The sale will open as ahove dated, and continue from day to day until all is elosed. (ioods will he ready for inspection doring Tuesday, Dec. 4. inst. TERMS---Parchases less than $200, CSH. ~ Absve this amount an ap- proved note at 30 days with inter- est at 8 per eent. BY ORDER C.C.DANA, Adjuster Hartford In- surance Co. 1J. 8. GADSDEN, Adjuster Ztns In- surance Co. L. H. DAVIS, Local Agent Tmperial Insurance Co., and others. Adjusting Committee for all Com- panies interested. Auctioncers. RA HOLMES 85 WASHINGTON-ST., CHICAGO, GENERAL BROKER. NOTICE- Rurchaeers of DAMAGED CARPETS from B an: ‘Lemral TR care ¥ s t 2 X, ‘({’CLL]:G & CO. flhwenk Tor Prots 5w 2 viices for 1572, GO TO ABBOTT'S, 15°<ute-=u for the best Card and Cabinet Pho- logr made in the city. Cards, $2 per dozen. FINANCIAL. COUNTY ORDERS And City Vouckers Bought By LAZARUS SILVERMAN, hamberof Commerce. Hallet. Davis & Co’s UNRIVALED PIAINOSI Grands, Square Grands, Upright, Awarded the Preference by Musical Artists in the 0ld and New World, ¢ Tt is highly desirable that the use and enjoy- truments should bo attainable for **1n which sweethess of tone and power were €0 well comoined. "'—Therese Tietjens. **Superior fo any otner 1 have ever known."— Sopnie Flora Heilbron. * Their capacity forstandinzin tune i anrivaled, and the volume of tonc is wonderful."—Robert Goldbeck. *+1 have never found onc £o entirely satisfactory in every respect.” Zieefeld, ¥ the of toue. Tor their nien, and ** For Ihe durabil r."'—George W. Morzan. to desire."—Maurico “+Leaves nothing mo Strakosch. *+ Perfect satisfaction in every respect.”—Wm. Mason. These Pignos are used at_four of the leading Musical Collexes in Chicago. Perfect eatisfaction guaranteed. More than Buve been maunfactared during the past For sale only by W.W.KIMBALL, Corner State and Adams-sts, and Pianos ueed in the RIVE- AL CONCERT were of tho The great power, purity, and the beautiful bird-lke veere greatly admired the fflcl that Decker cre preferced by Mme. Rive: King oz was the bighest complimont ever paid any Pinno in tis city. STORY & CAMP, GENERAL AGENTS, 211 STATE-ST. Money to Lend & current rates. PATTERSO%&“%‘;K%;S‘.‘ ‘. STEAM DYE WORKS. | Damaged Dry Goods | o e & "'trr description wil be restored if the texture it Thelr Origipal Perfection. at the New o Bre o Vi Gouace Crove-av., commer ;"‘n‘ By o SENETLER, Propiteior. (‘:UTLLK}‘ NTTINT TTN YT Bodsers Pocker Enives. Razors, and Ecliors 3 spectaliy: Skate: Pirtol Glme nnd \ovllu!l st KELLEY'S, 83 Mad- Bison-st.. Trlbune Bl VU Lt S Vaner, sribise 0, GAS A_\ 0 K EIKOSE\ E Fi ‘TlfliEs. @AS AND KEROSENE FIXTURES crosene Fixtures, Gas Fixtares. AT | iimre b Henlag Storerl COLEMAN GAX APPARATUS COMPAN COST | G274 0o facuson abd Adams. 150 STATE-ST. 25 VAYS MORE of the great clos- 1ng-ont salo of one of the oldest jewel- ersinthe clty. Watches and Jewelry at one-half the usual prices, JOHN G. ASHLEFAY, 136 STATE: REAL ESTATE. il FOR KANSAS We save control of about all the raflway lands in Trezo County. Kansas, some 300,000 acros. and are offering great inducements to actual settlers, iu the way of good rich farming (ands. Cheap, and on_casy terms; cheap Uansportation, chesp railroad fares, o At WA-KE the future County Seat of Trego County, liansas, there has just been laid out, and will ‘be buile aader oar diteetion one of ‘i fnest towns in Kansas. Hoter. 80180, Court- House, and other public buildings. as well as most of the private residences, will be built of this white Magnesin Lime Stone. of which there is n great abundance in Trego County. Ench alternate sec- tion in this County belonge to the Government, 80 acres of which may be homesteaded by any one, or 163 neres taken by any discharged soldier PrEz o cost. Soldiers haviag claims woald do well o call and sec ne, a8 we cun locate their claims by power of attorney. e shall eave bere on Wednea the 12th of this month. ut 10:15 a. m., on the Chi- cago, Rock Ialapd & P, R. R., with a large excur- sion purty for Trego County. This railrond has clegant dining-room snd palace slceping-cars at- tached. lans fare, ronnd trip tickets, good for 30 day: s (Kan. ) and return, $26, " Per- £ons desiring to g0, or wishing for pamphilets. giv- ing full information in regard to Trego County, Kansas, will please call or send in_their names 10 * WARREN, KEENEY & CO. T, YOU WILL BUY YOUR MEN’S AND BOYS’ OVERCOATS CHEAPEST, WHERE THEY, ARE MADE. GO DIRECT TD THE FACTORY, 416, 418, 420, 422 and 424 Milwankee-ay, CARLING'S ALE IN BULK AND BOTTLE. SOLE AGENTS FOR NORTHWEST. F. W. HAYNE & €0, IMPORTERS OF Irish and Seotch Whiskzes, Jamaiea Ram, Brandy, Wizes, AIES, &, &. 112 RANDOLPH-! GRATES AND MA.N'IELS. r Plain,” Gold_as nd oNiekel trimmed, SLATE mvn:l.s. PRQBASCO & RUMSNEY 202 STATE-ST. TO BE GIVEN AWAY. As the time is getting short and the goods must be disposed ot by January next, I am determined to dispose ot the same by that date, and therefore invite close buyers at Wholesale and Retail. HENRY FRIEDMAN, 79 & 81 Wabash -av. 17 Low Prices, To reduce stock previous to Jan. 1, prices MARKED DOWN in ev- ery Department. Carpets, Furniture, & Bedding, Curtains, Wall Pdper and Kitchen Ware, AT DECIDED BARGAINS, CHICAGO CARPET ¢O., 233 State-st,, Old Stand of ALLEN, MACKEY & CO. STOoOVvVES and Furnaces, largest assortment in Chiczgo, ot prices that DEFY COMPETITIO: SEARLES & Hiss Anna McKewt (LATE OF PARIS), 1s prepared to do anything in the line of Dress and Cloak Making at ressonable prices. ~ Catting and Fittinga 5;‘;;“»' 76 Enst Madison-st. “I\T R utnu:s. VINTER HOES N1 1) mFL UR H A for El;l; fa Llws Fla . S Rl desire Com mnn(ry entirely Northern, mostly from Chica: Advantages of Church and Scngol. Two trafns dal Healtbiest portion of the States perdeularly benedclai o Asthmatfcs and Consumptives, ru- ase Hotel. Fof farther tnformation address £, . NILL or J. . CAMPBELL, m-rwy. or Col. GEQ. W. 21A5 O, Pao- lock, Fls., iwitet e b BN TR | 010 & 212 Wabash-av. at., nesr Adnms, Chicngo, i1l OGDEN, ABLEWHITE & CO, CLOTHING. All thetr own make, and lower than tho lowest. Archer-av.. at infersection of Twenty-second-at. PRICE ONLY $100. other invention in the market. Procurc testimo- nials, buy and try one, and be convinced. Trav- Hots, Aenta. Jobors, ‘aad tho Mrade. Ifberaly Reflfll'dless Of Cgst Ol"vaifle. dealt with at the General Agency, No. 230 West Washiugton-st., Chicago. 230 West Washington-st. ¢~ City Canvassers wanted. FURNUTURE. 123a0d 125 Archer-av., 18and 15 Elgin-st., went or. eryhods to call this week and examine theff large and ‘handsome stock of 251 & 253 Wabash-av, Pucaiture Sale, GREAT SACRIFICE! | 4o disslution of copartnership on or be- This handy end_efilcient ficient articlo 18 warranted to | 078 st of January next nccessitates a do cleaner washing, snd more of it, than aay f&tfi%‘f%fi%figfi.fl Sele of our elezant ‘The opportunity now offers itself to all CARTER & STEWART, I’roprietors, who have any erticle of Furniture to pur- chase for general use or Holiday pmcure them of us at about halt’ thmr real \Vs ‘invite inspection and comparison. FIRE GOODS. HOR LTEW DATS ORLY!| FURNTTURE! Holton & Hildreth, 295 & 227 STATE-ST. tng Monday, Dec. 3, 9 8. m.. S1-package sale & ‘Roods saved from Flold, Lefter & Co FIRHE. 15 worth of goods for§1only. All oo en, For Taspestion ut 30 S(ate-ft. corder e Shants wishing any of the goods will please call at 183 East Madizon-st. FOR SALE. SALT FOR PACKERS' USE. e naveinstore o fall eapply of Pamond . | New and elegant designs Ordinary Coarse, Ground Solar, and Canada Salt. Tark's {sland Groand Aluxln. factory filled, of all at IOWer priCeS fOl" CASH ks and in barrels. kinds in gacl e Office 50 Sonth Water- and Salt-st. )AGA DOCK CO., Fattory price, 1o cents & box and upwards. Girself ot ROSENTHAL, SR et ween Stonroe and Mad ___—mdML than ever before. BOX PAPER. |determined to sell Five thousand boxes of Paper, 50 dmemnzcl‘tlyles Reta" StOCk If pl’i ces WI" tavoner, 163 do'it GRACELAND CEMETERY. Oneot the finest 10ta for sale chesd. luquire of . H. EY, OF PXRIS (late of Washington), 'H MTL- egant DRESS GOODS, EXCBLSIOR DOUBLE RUBBER Bandolph-ge. MILLINERY, Etc. Has i}:ut opened & WEATHER STRIPS, |ESEiams simsrtinn s Mlsputactared by D. W. OSLEY & co., 58 West | {70 Ntate-st,, opposite Palmer House. urged upon the President the pro- of withdrawing the nomination, as they ered it a dlre&.L detince to the Republican They alsh stated to the Tresident that Senator Gordon hud said that he bad TUE PLEDGES OF CONOVER AND PATTERSON thyt they would vote toconfirm Fitzsimmons, and he was certaiu that with the Democrats o could consequently secure his coufirmatlon. Notwithstandiog these earnest represeutations, the President declined to withdraw the name, and the Republican Senators went fato exec tive session determined if possidle to defeat § but they were outvoted. There always stood ag the end of every toll-call on all sorts of dilatory ©, motions the two rames Conover and Patterson, which, during the early part of the week, scemed to threaten the Republican suprewmancy in the Senate. The only other Republican voting te confirm was Stanley Matthews. After fou: hours of bitter, heated discussion, which covers ed every feature of the President’s Southerm policy, . FITZSIMMONS WAS CONFIRMED by the united Demeeratic vote, aided by the twe nominal Republicans, Conover and Patterson, and Stanley Mutthews. The letters which werd submitted to the President were read fn ex- ecutive session. They furnished a text to the angry discussion which followed. ‘These twg tetters would fill four columns of Tue Tris~ UNE, but the following is a synopsis of their more important features: Hull's letter to Senator Gordon is dated Washington. Nov. 9, 1877 Hufl states that after the nominatlon of Fitzsimmons it became generally known that the President had determined to appoint Huff, but that being fully informed by Gordon and others that he was not a Democrat, HCFF'S NAME WAS WITIIELD until o written protest could be filed, which protest was signed by Gerdon and five members of the Georzia delegation. The President de- clined to appoint Hutf, and asked the delega- tion to prescut six other names from which to choose. He sclected Fitzsimmons, because ha was a Democrat, cousin of Wade Hampton, and indorsed by Alexander H. Ste plens. Senator Hill confirmed this repors, s did Representative Blount, of Georgia, who agreed with Hill that Huf had been badly treated. Gordon showed Hill a copv of tas etiarges which faduced him (Gordon) to protest aguinst Hafl's appointment. TUESE CHAROES consisted of a speech to the taxpayers at Macon in October, 1572, in which Huff condemned par- tisanship, especially in municipal affairs. . Huft says: * That fs my principle. Itis the spirit of Hayes’ Soutbern policy, aod the doctrine of all good men. It bas mzds me Mavor of & Democratic city three times.” The President had notified Senators Gordon and Hill o March that hewould appoint a Democrat, and he appointed Hufl as such. The President was convinced tnat Huff, althongh not a Republican, was not an ardent Democrat. The langunge used inhis Macon speech, Huf? thinks, might possibly be construed into an ad- _ vocacy of Republican principles, but neither Blount nor Hill recommended him as a Repub-~ Hean. Huff then admits that he HAD REPUBLICAN INFLUENCE to recommend him, but denies that he s s Be- ‘