Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 7, 1878, Page 1

. superb stook of 121 & 123 State-st., The Chicago Daily Teibune, T R AN . SR WL TRk VOLUME XXXI1X. SILES, VELVETS, AND SATINA, Peidvsinbuanaisiees Serbtatitbidiol MANDE| BROTHERS. 121 & 123 State-st., Hichigan-ar. & Twenty-second-st 1878 FALL 1878 ‘We take pleasure in announc- ing the arrival of our FALL IMPORTATIONS of SILS, VELVETS, & SATINS. This immense display will afford a most favorable oppor- tunity for inspecting and pro- curing the choicest productions of the Buropean markets. COLORED SILKS. This stock comprises six dif- ferent grades of quality, OVER ONE THOUSAND PIECES, and includes every mew color manufactured, ranging in price from 76¢ to $2.60 per yard. BLK. SILKS, Our stock of Black Silks in. cludes all the leading makes of GUINET, BONNET, BELLON, And other celebrated makes, at Lowest Prices. MAYER & NEWBURGER, 112 N. S8econd-st. g]}WARDS. TOWNSEND & AGUT Strictly Hand-Made, with only One Binder. Spanish Tobacco used for the Filler. GUARANTEED ENTIRELY FREE FROM ARTIFICIAL FLAVOR OF ANY KIND. The Cheapest Cigar for the Money Ever Offered to the Consumer, Quality and Size taken into Consideration. SOLD EVERYWHERE BY ALL RETAIL DEALERS. CHICAGO WHOLESALE AGENTS. KANTZLER & HARGIS, 119 South Clark-st. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 1878—TWELVE PAGES. CIGARSN, IF YOU ENJOY A RICH, FRAGRANT SMOKE, TRY ONE OF LOUIS COHEN’S GENT CIGAI The very finest selection of McNEIL & HIGGINS, 11 & 13 State-st. SPRAGUE, WARNER & Co., 5, 7, 9 Randolph-st. : M. SBHIELDS, successor to Dawson & Shields, 43 & 45 State-st. ‘W. M. HOYT & CO., cor. Michigan-av. and River-st. D HARMON, MERRIAM & CO., cor. Wabash-av. KELLOGG & BARRETT, 10 & 12 Wabash-av. F. DEUTSCH, 64 Lake-st., corner State. MILWAUKEE WHOLESALE AGENTS., ROUNDY, PECKHAM & CO., 333 & 336 East Water-st. H. BOSWORTH & SONS. ST. LOUIS WHOLESALE AGENTS. GREELEY, BURNHAM & CO., 408 & 408 N. Second-st. WHOLESALE AGENTS AT OTHER POINTS. C0., Cleveland, 0. 'W. 8. ISHERWOOD MONFORT & CO., 8t. Paul, Minn, MEYER & MEYERS, 8t. Joseph, Mo, POOLE, GILLIAM & CO., J.T. W. 8. CONRAD, Stillwater, FRED DAUT & CO., HANCOCK & CO., URANDS & CO., 42, 44, 46 Wabash-av. and 8. Water-st. DUTCHER, COLLINS &. émzm. GREENSFELDER BROS., 402 N, Main-at, & SONS, Toledo, 0. J. N. HOWLE, Columbus, O, Minn, | ALBERT ABEL, Denver, Col. Muscatine, Iowa, MAX MEYER & CO.,0maha,Neb. STEWART & SCOTT, Dubuque, Towa. Special attention is directed to our qualities of GUINET'S BLACK SILKS at $2.00, $2.25, and $2.50. Also, & line of Gros Grain Silksat'76¢, $1.81.26,and $1.50. YELVETS. The enlargement of this de- partment enables us to offer a Elegant” New:= Hantilla & Trimming Velrets Black and Oolored, of Lyons and Geneva manufacture, With a view to establishing an ex- tended patronage, our prices will be below the market value, SATINS In all the new tints for Combi- unation Costumes, Also, NOVELTIES In Brocades, Damasse, Satin-, Striped Silks, &, &o. Ours is the best-lighted Silk Department in the city. MANDEL BROS,, In PARLOR AND CHAM- BER SUITS, with other Nov- elties not procurable elsewhere, ‘We carry the largest and fin- est stock in the city, and POS« ITIVELY will quote the LOWEST prices for CASH. Holion & Hildreth 221 & 228 STATE-ST. The Tobey Furniture Co, Statg and Adams-sts., Produces work of superior excellence in DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, und FEN- ISH, at prices that are sat. istactory to the most care- ful and economical buyers. - Michizan-av, und Twenty-second-st, CARRIAGES i THE EXPOSITION AND SEE STUDEBAKER BROS. NEW PATENT FOLDING-FRONT ROCKAWAY, LANDAULETTE, And other Fine Carriages, Buggies, &e. Warerocoms, 151 & 153 ‘Wabash-av, TEO TO g NUTTING'S, 184 and 186 State-st,, Ror Bops' and Chi'dren's l}lal[lina. SOLE AGENT FOR TUE CELEBRATED “CHAMPION?” __ FOLDING BEDSTEAD. 269 & 271 State-st, Embracing ve of the oldest and lardest Furniture and Beddiug Maautuciurtug Houses tn the VW ese. hamber Suits, Parlor Suits. DON'T FAIL to tea the larvest {iae of these goods In Chicago “Every artly 3 WO AT T aslicle to be KETATLED at ‘strictiy BEDDING’. Purers 1a0uid ot fall to ees tho Mouffer in this tide. WholesaleDruggists __ 75 & 77 Randolph-st, FISH OIL DEALERS, LEONARD WARE & SONS, 473 ATLANTIC-AY,, BOSTON. DUCATIONAL, ]‘M ~~~~~~ I RACINE COLLEGE, (acioa Colicws lncludes & Behoyl Beluiite Schon. Thers. (s sho Tt aiiert fod s Juhich pecparea boyw for Callcgio Urbusties. ‘Thorugh Dratn Tile, aud Cement. WM. M. DEE, Ageot, Grsmuwar dchool open Bept. 5. " ffi'y-‘u'}i X4 . DER. waditary Kiined St et s e | 13804 SrSRa Rl Sy e DAY SEev e Quiacy 3t near bave HEL AN DD haciue, Wik, "9 o lers RYES, FURNTTORE! Designs GL L GILES' LINIMENT 10DIDE bones cured without blemish, DR, WM, M. GIL] " FURNITURE, SPIEGEL & (0., 251 & 253 Wabash-av. FURNITURE! Lisaders n Styles and Prigss, Our stock of Parlor,Chamber, Library, and Dining-room Fur- niture is now replete with new and novel designs, and reliable work only. : ‘We can display a full line of the latest coverings, suitable for Furniture or Draperies, of every known fabric. Our line of Imported and Do- mestic Fanoy Cabinet Ware for House Decorations is the larg- est in the West, comprising ev- erything desirable. Our Prices aro Always tho Lowest, 251 & 253 Wabash-av. Neoar Jackson-st. Our Catalogue, with over 300 Lllustrations of New Btyles and Now Prices, will be ready in s few days, and will be mailed upon application, » CHURCH CHOIR, (MARMONIA QUABTETTE CLUB), ASSISTED BY Miss Amnie Louise Cary, ‘Wil give a Conoert at the Church, corner Michigan-av. and Twentioth.st., Tuesday Evening, Sept. 10, Ticketa (75 cents) at Jansen, MoOlurg & Oo.'s, Lyon & Realy’s, H. L. Blakesleo's (cor, Michigan-av. and Twenty-second.st.), and at door. No reserved NYDRAUL El TN Sseetoul b HALES HYDRAULIC ELBVATORS arc acknowledged to Lo the STANDARD For Safety, Speed, Ease of Motion, Permanence, and KEconomy, Aud are supersadiog all otber kinds, REAL MERIT WINS Iu the long run, W. E. HALE & CO., 3 Btate.st., Chicago. NOTICH. Wanted, by » Young Man of good busiess ahility sad badits, a position which requircs atteativn sud loteg- Tity, and whero such will give 1a retura falr salary for the present, with good promise of advancement, efther city or country, ilave fortho past Gvo years flled po- sition of respousthliity, sod will furolah unexception- 8blo referonces, with sccurity if necded Address, for ©ae week, P., care H. Turncr, 83 Madiaoa+si, L L PREThE ME HORSES CURED FREE OF COST. AMMONIA. Spavins, Splints, and Illnf— Send for pamphlet mnta? {1 ES, 120 West Broadwa, 'y, New York. Liniment {n yollow wrappers. Sold by afl’ SILKS! NEW GOODS Elegant Assortment. ning full Information Use only for lorses the Druggists. Trial bottles, 26 cents, FIREM ou ~ NATIONAL FIREMENS ° TOURNANENT. DEXTERPARK. SATURDAY, LAST DAY, BURNING OF BUILDINGS. TRIAX, OF DRUM CORPS, Scenes of Excitement from 10 o'clock a. m. until 6 p. m. 1. Trial of Hand-Engines. Swaeépstakes. Contoata to conalat of Companies running 40 rods to oistern, putting Hnginea to work, ;nd playing through fifty (50) feet of 086, 3, Practical Exhibition of Steam Fire Engines Extinguishing BLAZING BUILD- INGS, BIX BUILDINGS TO BR BURNED, 3. Practical Exhibition of Life-Saving Corps. 4. BExhibitions by the Ohicsgo Fire.In. surance Patrol, 8. Drum Corps Contest, by Corps from First and Beoond Regiments and Bixth Bat. talion Corps. ~—_ DOLLAR STORE: & Co. WABASH-AV,, Beiween Madison & Monroe-sts., Have just opened an entire New Stock of COLORED, BLACK, SILKS! Including a very large assortment of BROCADES IN ALL GRADES AND COLORS. As these goods are of owr own_uvmportation and CANNOT be du- plicated! we advise those desiring FINE GOODS, in Elegant Designs, to call and make their selections edrly MORRIS BERNHARDT, “CITY OF PARIS” DOLLAR STORE, 8! South Clark-st., Opposite tha New Court-House. v Our new tmportations are all in, and ready for inspection. Our atock is equal to ths ra?uucmantl of the public, and offered at prices adaptod to the times. 4 SPLENDID SELECTION OF FANCY VASES, China and Meerschaum Goods, IS SOLD AT UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES ! 21 A oall of inspection 1a earnestly desired. > rouble 10 show # 5 PE0BLE" No trouble to show goods. ©#7" Prices run trom 8 is. upwards. . DIANASNE, OPTICIAN. Trivune Bulldivg, OPTICIAN 1256 STATH-ST., Koom 8, secend floor, Special attention given to the Proper Adaptation of Spectacles. Floe Spectacies suited (o 81 sighits n sclentinic prio: ciplea Opeta snd Field Glasas Telescopes, Micro. scopes, Barometers, &c. TTTTTTT | Letters of recommendation can be soen a3 M. Bera« batdU's utfica from thie leadiug Dhysicians and clersy, uol only of Chicayo. fbui all those of prominencsd hroughout the United States best qualifed to Judie of iia suboriority aa an opiician, snd the pertectness uf bis gissacs. ® OFPICE HOURS, 9 TO 1, 2 TOJ. Letters of tnquiry must fncluse stamp for reply. CAUTION. —No agents enspluyed or apvolnied. FOR _SALE, FOR SALE, A Well-Egtabliabed Manufacturing Busincas located (n ihis city. having & good faitsde. Prescntowner i otlier business fu,perat] vely dewanding bl aiteation. Agiount of juvestwent. about §3,00). Can ba pur: chased for Balf of two-ibirds cash. aud baisuce (o pro- ductivoreal extate. Addreas B 227 Tribune ofice. _EINANQEAL.. On good {mproved Cllcago properiy sl 7 percent prowpily made. SAML GENI 114 Dearborn-at. MONEY toLOAN BY JOSIAH B, REED. No. 58 William-st. N. Y. lnamounts sa required, on IMPROVED CIHICAGO FPROPERTY, at BEST RATE. Applications recetved und Rlumpll] attended to 3 i A HURLBUT, 75 Rundolph-at. LAZARUS SILVERMAN, BAYKER, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 11 hurlog and seiting Government Bonds, Cook Coyaty THE DRALLA HAT ELSLCCh oo aehe aad, il ourg. o utiae 2 “1 At ALLARD'S, 81 Madison-st, PIANOS AND ORGANS, TRIUMPHS! PHILADELPHIA, 1876. OFFICIAL CERTIFICATE, This (s to certity that the Plano-Fortes nf Mesrs, Bteinway & fana, comprising Concert sod Parlor {irand. Squars and (ipricht, e<hihiied by them 4t the nial Exposition st Phtisdeiphta In 18 nowelty ol of cxcellenca Uiey received our hifghest areraze of polnts. and ac- cordingly our uganimans oplnion coneedrs fo Mesars, Fteinway & kong, **J{ighest dexree of excelleucs in alt heir styfes.” Dased, Jnly 20, 1077, Blgned:) WAL TS0, PV AVRe pronet, J. HILGARD, GEO. F. Hf& IBTOW, E. LEVASSEUR, J. BCHIEDMAYEKR, H. K. OLIVER, JAH, € WATBON, JOSEPH Y, . Judges on M nstraments, Centennial £xhibition, Pniladalonls, 1878, BTEINWAY'S RATINGS mofiflnfl%ynflnm Quly cerufied by the Examin- on Square Planot out of a possihle a8, 94 on Uoright Planos out of n pomsihle w0, 91 on Farlor Grands oot of & posidle . ©4 on Concert Grands nut of & possible (4, BIRINWAT'NGNAND ToTal ATRRAGR: 334 out of & pominio b, BTEXWAY FInat fo each and every atyle of Planoa axhibited. € . 81 certaln New York Manufacturcr, whio has fur more than & year boldly ciaimed 85 ont of » possinia 58 nn his pancs, fel] sereral puinla below thst figure. his totsl average TeAChinE A only. s Fquare Pianos ranked tuinls M.d’h ‘arior Grands wero actually classed fourth only, VIENNA. 1873. Unantmaus Resolution embxudled in the Fection Re. Port on 'lagos of the World's Exhidliion of 1473, snd slgped by 81 the members of the Juryof thisdlvison: J*in regard to the Americsn division. It Is much to bo deplored that the celebrated jatli-‘nauzurating {path-breaking) finn of STRINWAY & SONS, of New ork, to wham the entirs Plano manufacture Ia bo gTeally indedied, hasnot been represented. ™ PARIS, 1868. OFFICIAL CERTIFICATE Of the President and Members of the Internationa} Jury on Masical Insiruments (Class X): 1 certify tiat the FIRST GOLD MEDAL for Ameri- can I'lanos has been unapimously swarded 10 Messra. BTEINWAY, by the Jury of the Internatlogal K1pos sltion. Firston the st in Class X. MELINKT, President of ihe internationsi Jury. FETIS, Ofhetag Ticporter Internationat Jary., RGE KASTNEIR, Members GEVAERT, of the ! 1oternational Jury. LIOISK THUMAS, LD, HANSLICK, R RN EXTRACT FROX THE OFPICIAL BREPOLT Of the Internations! Jury on Musical Tnstruments, ubliahied by the. Imperial ‘Commision in. Augace Jhes, Somparing the relative nieritg of the Plaos ex- **The Pianos of Measrs. BTEINWAY & BONS are en+ flowed with flic splenaid sonority, and that selting largences and volume of tone. Nitherto unkaown, which fills the grestest space. Brilliant in the treble, sloging {n the middle. And formidanio in the usa. 1hi3 nority acts with 1821 hit wer l"ls a1 of A A R T variety o4, b :‘ Mesars, STEIN vaatay T LONDON. ivuw. - STEINWAY & SONS wero awarded the First Prize Medai &t the Great Internations] Exnibitfon, London, Jrea, tor Yowertul, Clear, Brilfant. and syiupathetic Tone, with excellonce of whrkmanship, as shown in She Ftano Fories exhibited. ‘There wers two hiundred and stxtv-nine Panos, frami all perts of the worid, «n- tered for competitivn, and tha spectal correspondent of the Timen says: ! *'Mewm. STEINWAY'S (ndorsement by the Jurors {hsmiphatic, sod atronger and wiora Lo the point than of aoy'European maker. pet LYUN & HRALY, Ueneral Agenta for the Northwest. Kiate and Sunrve-sis. STORY & CAMP Are General Agenta for the entire Weat for the cele- Drated Decker Brothera FPlanos, STORY & CAMP Aro Sole Anenta in 5t. Lauts for Lhe three best Planos fn the world—Decker Bros., Lhickrring, and Stelnway. STORY & CAMP Have the genersl sgency for the celebrated Estey Or- Ean, -c:;a%-lrann“ T b thia swertesi-toned Orgua cver made. STORY & CAMP Fell Arat-class Instruments at the lowest iying prices, for cashy or un fostallments, 01d instruments taken 16 part payment. STORY & CAMP Are personally responeible for all Instruments bought arnem: it linsers are noc. siked 16 ake Ay raus whalover, STORY & CAMP Take pleasure {n showiog customers the largest stock of Planos and (rgans In the Weet st 188 & 190 State-st.. Chicago, OPPOSITE THE PALMER HOUSE. TEB LARGEST STOCK Pianos and Organs N Clllzot\GO. AT W.W. KIMBALLS, Cor, Stata & Adamisste, REMOVED, Jnling Baner & (o, PIANOS, Etc,, 263 & 2656 Wabash-av., Betwoen Jackuon and Vas Buren.sts. T __MEATING APPABATUS. Heatng & Vontlaiing APPARATUS Fou @ Schools, Ohurches, Stores, Dwellings, Oona_ervatories, &o. STEAM OR TI0T VATER. Sstisfaotion gusranteed. Estimatos fure nished on application. JOEN DAVIS & (0., 75, 77 & 79 Michigan-st. PRICE RV £ DECI] ;:‘TION. TER T ‘ Memphis Fi£ £ shing Corpses - at the ka2 of 100 a Day. A Terrible Proportion in View of Her Reduced Popu- lation. The Disease Thought to Be Assuming a Typhoid Phase, Hopes that It Will in Conse- quence Prove More Manageable. The Death-Rate Docreasing in Now Orleans, but There Wore 289 New Cases, No Mitigation of the Gloom and Horror of Vicksbure's Condition, The Smaller Towns of the Missis. . stppt Valley in Pittiul Distress, Encouraging Prospects for the Various Relief Enterprises \ in Chicago. MEMPIIS. NO LET-UP. Apectal Dizpater to The Tridune. 3Mzurius, Sept. 6.—~The midnight of our loog night of gloom seems not to have beon reached even yet. The bands of Christian charity alone havemade s riftin tho clouds, aod words of cheer from thu outside world encourage us to fighton. It is a hard battle, though, when {riends and loved ones aro falling on cvery aide, and belng burried with painful haste to a hole 1 the ground. The new cases, gleancd by inquiry of Medicat Director Mitchell, are fuli 500, anit the deaths arv 101, 4 Thn ¢emhoid farm s showling itself, and the . familles wors fod, OF ¥,03 tmsvie weiw i tributed yesterday. Thelssue to date foots up 72,000 rations. The negroes aro pertectly or- derly and qulet, and thelr leading men. are amoug our best wurkers. One of their cotor has charge of a nuw culored intirmary into which the Lindea Streex 8chool has boon turned. In the part of the city known as Fort Pickering the fever Is ILAGING WITI TKRRIBLE FURY, and reaching out It has seized on the beautiful suburbs with a terrible strength. Tho tele- graph and express companies avd the news- papers are running on s man o two cach, and Bave their own hospitale. Amoug tho new cascs aro Clarles Jones, the builder;’ Mrs. Robert Kumb; Jack Leovold, of Waco, Tex.; Capt. Haley and Pat Conuolly, of tbe Fire Department; Mrs. Georzs Elllotr, Capt. Kenvett, Eogioeer Lelder. tive of tha volunteer doctors are down, Getting well are: Chisf Attorney J. C. Thrall, E. W. Glbson and wife, wito of tho Rev. A. Thowas, the Revs. Daniels and Harris, Dr. and Mrs. 8zupe, Drs. 8. H. Brown aud Wise, Mrs, Clara Gage, Wiillam Desu and wife, Gen. W. J. 8mith, of the Hlowards, Miss Jennis Moon, Dra. Avert and R. £, Brown. : The scrious cases are: Mayor Flippin, A. J. Wheeler, Fred Restemyer, Mrs. Butler, P. An. derson, at Hernado, Miss.; the Rey. Mr. Par- sons, late Colonel U. 8, A.; A. ¢. C. Cook, of the Howards; Mrs, Ur, R. F. Brown, Jack Waldron, a blacksmith, DIED ON THE FAVEMENT T0-NIGHT, - Acting-Stayor Goodyear Is not ill, Many of ous people who fled to tho neighboring towns for safesy, alarmed by the Invasion of their citfes of refuge by the fever, have been forced to fiya sccond time, and Memphis people away from home, as well as In this city of sorrow, are full of trouble, and want, snd fear, Modical-Director Mitchell wishes it aunounced that we want no more uurses or doctors who eu in a few days, and beecome a burden, TOE DEATH-ROLL. ‘The deaths to-day are as follows: Wm. Willlams (colared), John Morris, Laurs Causey (colored), Fred Bender, Faonie $haw (colored), Charies Strarberg, = Kwil! Witlism Austin, Fanole Young, IdaTlunter, Josepbise Woods, Jubn Childuss (colored), Henuett Lee (colored), Thomas tiraay, Billy Willlame (colored), Ttobecca 8imaions (col'd), John Sandbarg, Jobo W, Melecan, J. 0. Bund (colored), Mr. Afken. Katle Black, Ellen (colored), 1. McDougull, Matlda White (colored), Ellen Vans, William Spellman, leury Ficlda (colored), Mike Braou. Androw Fiake (colored), Martin J. Keyer, Loais Ahn'rn,( Rial Charles Bruuson, Joanson G! bbe. e 1 Capt, Jo Hogers, Angle Iy 1 :p 0 Roge Pn.fi lfi:n“c')nuay-.) na Loo| Thomas Bredy, Capt. Jobn Cammin, E. P. Resk, Jr.. Mrw. llmnlz’flf?‘ 5. K. Adish, John Cancpo, LewiaJefforsan (col.), Willism O'Brien, Miles McClellond (col.), John C. Hagee (5 ys.), Jamee McLefresh, Baptiste Loanae, Motber Alphousa, Juhn Hannesn, Sloter Jasepha, Sister Doloria, Mrs. Galues, Jeonie Flack, Charles Bouzutt, A. T. Behulize, v, Anie Taylor, Jamea 11, Elllo Deagis sullivan, Mru. Jossphine Slagle, John McCormick (7 ma.), Dr. P, M. Dickinson, Atburn Rameey (13 yo. ), Mrs, Jooona Leary, Alozandes Conmings, * Mike Staniey, Turee unkvown men, J. Hovd, 0.4J. Dufln. L. Williams, William Grina, \ Colared child (7 years) Col. ¥. Williamaieol'd), ~ front of jail, Margaret Hurke, - Martin Aunoul (colared), Willlam Burke, William _Pbili] Hirke Narats Yot m o Mora, Unkaown (dead Sdayw), Do Oweas (colored). Georue Zeasel, sury Marabal (colored) Unknown (white), Winale Owen (colored), Williaws Beardon, \Ksto Laferty, Joha Smith, damea Uaggarty, BARLY RXFOLT. Tothe Western duspctated Press. Mauraw, Teou., Beot. 8.x-Fifty-three deaths aro reported from 8 o’clock Wsterday afternoon 0 noon to-dsy, making 155 forthe tweaty-four bours endivg at movn. Amodg the dead are Capt, Jotn Cumtwius, of the Kesmer Coaho- ma; Capt. Joseph Rogers, Dr. P. N, Dickiuson, Motber Alfunsa, of the 8t. Aguey Academy, aud K. ¥, Risk, Jr. \ i Miss Casrio Davis and Emma Cole, olunteer ' nurses from Nashville, were taken digen this morsiog, \ Thio burlal of the dead, under the super\sion of the Citizens' Helief Committee, 1s procvede g more satiafacorily, the corpees belug by have not hiad yellow fever already, as they sick~ /