Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1878, Page 1

4 L et i VOLUME XXXIX. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 29. 1878—SIXTEEN PAGES. PRICE FIVE CENTS. AUCTION SALE OF WATCHES, JEWELEY, &c. &fi@fi@fle Awuction. M WATCHES DIAMONDS, CLOCKS, BRONZES, FINE JEWELRY, SOLID SILVER, PLATED WARE, &e. The. FINEST COLLECTION of goods on this con‘tment at YOUR OWN PRICE. Steady increase in daily sales. No such chance for bargains ever occurred in this city, as the choicest goods are constantly hidden off at less than onethird their value. ~Sales at 10:30, 2:30, T:30, every day this week. V. MLATSON & CO., STATE AND MONRO_&-STS ~TCHICAGO, Sept. 26, 1878, To American Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass.: In our card of the 24th inst. in regard to Waltham Watches, we did not intend toeimply that you were not authorized by us to advertise over our name. Our correction was intended in no way to reflect upon your agents, but rather upon ourselves in not reading over and correcting the copy furnished. While we regard the corresponding grades of the Waltham and Elgin Watches of like merit, the higher and finer grades of Watches made by your Gompany cannot be brought into comparison or competition with any Amerman~made Watch for excelience. Respectfullv, N. MATSON & CO. (.u,ca l;l\l“L\l‘ ‘ CURED FREE OF COST. GILES’ LINIMENT IODIDE AMMOXIA. * Spayins, Splints, and Rm hones cured without blemish. Send for pamphlet containing full mforumimn DR, WM. M. GILES, 120 West Broadway, New York. Use only ror _horses lhe Liniment in é““"“ “Tnppcn Sold by all Broggists. Trial bottles, 25 (‘cuti VAN SCHAACK, & ENSON & €O., “hohsale Drng ists, 92.& 94 Lake-st. fiaaEég& Co. T ADIES | AN}} GRNTLEMEN! SHIPPERS OF Examine our stock and take our prices before buy- 144 Market~st, cor. Monrue. ing your BLOSSBURG, @ms&smes BRIAR HILL, |y mAN0-SeweD SHors THE FATIL. i T “THE FAIR,” Corper State and Adams-sts, it ok MANUFACTURERS JOB LOTS ‘RE.TAILED WHOLESALE PRICES. - Gents”. Woolen Seamless Hose, de. (eits’ Underwear, cheap, 23e. Qents® Underwear, regular made, 3S¢. Cents® Hose at 5 and 9¢; Dest, 18¢ a pair. Ladies’ Hose, 5, 7, and 18¢ a pair. Ladies’ Furnishing Goods at 50¢ on the dollar. Pictare Frames, 8x10, 18, 22, and 88c. Velvet Frames, 14, 18, 22, and 4ic. Cheap Frames, 2, 8, and 18¢. Hotto Frames, 28¢; hest, 3Se. Staps, 2, 4, and 7e a cake. Combs, 3, 5, and 9¢; hest, 18e. 5-Bottle Casters, 4be. Dalls, 3, 5, 9, 18, and 38¢. Kaires and Porks 45¢ per dozen. Butter Knives, 10 and23e. Shoe Brashes, 8, 10, and 1S¢. Horse Brushes, 10, 22, and 45¢. Dusters, 5, 10, and 50¢. Albums, 38, €5, and SSe. Linen Collars, 4-ply, S¢. Gents’ Farnishing Goods at 50¢ on the dollar. Whips, large size, 10, 25, and 45¢. Tin and Bardware at 50¢ on the dollar. Tote Paper (4 1s.), 53¢ per ream, Tnk, 2 a Dotile, or $2.50 a gross. Pipes and Smokers’ Articles at less than manufacturers’ prices. W \Lrn A INSURAN ROYAL CANADIAN INS CO., Montreal Car_ada,. ACGENTS, $1(),(]0(] WORTH By Cargo, Car Load, or Single Ton. Our % make, in all styles, at o T S e 7-00. UL PLATED JOWELRY (SRS AEE s sions i sy, 160 L2 Salle-st, tion. CHICAGO. B5,00. CLOTIING. "7 At 25 Per Cent Less than Manu- | cwoxsixG. | jways ¢ full line of the Genuine ? Prices 2T & MEARS Shoes on han l.l facturers’ Prices, NO tl‘OD.b].G 0 ShOW BURT & L:lE.th tsta nand. Our Goods are Guaranteed Cheaper gOOdS' Genfl-ema‘nly FL@RS EEHH ¥ BR{}% than the Lowest. treatment shown at all . times at the old PUTNAM One - Price Olothmg House. FI NANC IAL. 8 7 Per Cent Bonds, Very Choice, for Sale. City Scrip Wanted. EDWARD L. BREWSTER, ‘\D‘::ler i \nu‘ Stocks, and Honds, 101 WASH- TAX SATHE. Holders of Mortgazes and other persons can have their interests prutected at the present tax sale by W, K. REED, 105 Clark-st. Government Bouds, Cook County Orders, * City Serips and V. guchers, Boughtsndsoldby LAZAIUS SILVERMAN. Dask. Chamber of Commerce. FINANGIAL. Seven and 8 per cent. Money tologn bz, 85 East Madlson st., 66 North Clark-st McCreody's Corn Solvent only f Tanted to cure or money refunds AMERICAN VIOLINSTRING. We sell Goods on our OWN repu- tation, not like our WOULD-BE op- position, working on a dead man's name and reputation. If we cant make good times we make FINE CLOTHING and prices to suit you all at the PUTNAM One- vme Clot]_mg House SOMETHING E L\TIRLLY NEW! For purity of TONE, STRENGTIL, and GREAT DURABILITY they Surpass All Othiers in the world. These Strings are UNBLEACHED, and made from Selected Material Oulys we employ no Acids or other. Chemicals to whiten themn (thereby destroylug the strength and durablilty), but offer them iu thetr Nat- ural Color. They have been screrely tested by come petent judges, and by them prosounced Guequaled. We arc In dally receipt of numerous testimontals from icadinz musfeians aff over the country. I'rofessors of Musicaud Leaders of Orehestrns are delighted with them, and are enthusinstic in thelr prafse. Those that Dave tried them WILL USE NO OTHER. Testimonial. Cutoaco. Sepr, 23, 1678, Our Prices talk, and can’t be heat, ” ~We don’t sell at Two Prices. We don’t sell White for Black. We don’t Overcharge, Wo sell at Fair Prios. We sell Fair Goods. We deal Fair with everybody. We keep Fair, Accommodat: ing Ulerks. We are m_a Fair Location. To the American Violin Stri Gentlemen: ‘These Viotn facture. which sou hind the Kiadu Fiinout exceytion, the vest 1 have ever e lor toge. great purity, and unprocedented Yours very traly, N.J. AIKIN M.D. (Late of $an Francisco abd uexmm SPECIALTY : CHRONIC DISEASES. Particolar attentlon to the cure of Catarrh, Astlima. Deatneas, 1ung and Constitutional Diseases, Rheumas tism, Nervous Debility, Discases of Women. and Sttiuttering, *skill, Experioace.” Sucoess. Diticult ‘Consultation Free. Artificlal Eyes, Meafcines. etc. Offices 70 State-st.. cor. Randulph. Chicago. The Poor. I"rescrlhcd for Gratis. uR. TO THE FAMILY TRADE! FLOUR! Finest: Minnesot« Patent Flowr, [ y Z- TELEPHONE -3 ol ond Frer, 5 PSRERE Elote tn the marier rery x??.‘éi?‘\‘vfl',‘;’h&“ Sentfree of eartare 1 o depot. W i1 Tolsetor of the Cicasd Stasicat Coléer ¥ For Sale by all Muslc Houses. Manufactured only by thie American Violin Siring Ca, | & Chicago, IH. jAre rich and deliclous. In ibermetically-sealed quart jcans, ‘and are ready for the mmc.w momeat’s notice, d HUCKINS & OELEBRATED “fat and slen- der forms fitted at sight at the PUTNAM Clothmg House. “Extra X cservinz. Thes s, !m prusounced by “cunnols- curs 16 be unegusled in eXeelicace, Fifteen ditter- Kinds. * Sol id by all frve We wish you to take a stroll through THEFAIR, 198 State-st., ASD ! 61,63,65&67 Adams-st. MIRRORS BLOCH & ARNSTEIN, 176-178 Adams-st. UQOEING GLASSES ofall desariptions I 5 Whotesaie. % ade to order a specialty. 3 8 fur- | St & Co.. L: st.. and Wi nished. ” L mfz'g‘-”n’n"‘hox-mu ) sifimuy‘""m s 3 FRY. GHHALE, DENTIST. Formeriy of 628 West Lakest.. has returned (o the cfty and recimed practics at No. 90 ks \Wasting- ed practics ot Nse 2ih 55 ressed to tee Rire md patients. TEETH 1F YOU LOVE A HEAYY, RICH SMOKE, TRY D. C. FOOTE’S identical 10-cent Cigar, Geoutne Spanial wrapper and Lonx s,.mm Filler, of OITATION ‘and best hand work and stack 30LD 1;_\ THE SE; EST SET, S6. FINEST nn RS FrLiIves, g yeual rates. RN Cor. oL St Hisndoiph-sise old stock can be bought Gilles, Bro. & 0o, DIAMONDS, WATCHES, Etc, Offer during the next two weeks, our mam- moth new stock of Watches, Jewelry, Sil- verware, Clocks, &e., &c., purchased at- the prevailing low prices, | per cent 18sS | Than accumulations of for anywhere in the city, either at public or private sale. . Our salesmen in- structed to meet prices offered elsewhere, re- gardless of cost. 8.5, Cor.Mate & Washington-sts. DIANONDS ARD WATGHES SPECIALTIES. State and Adams-sts., Produces work of superior execellence in DESIGH, COXSTRUCTION, and FIN- ESEE, at prices that are sat- istnctory to the most care- ful and economical buyers. SOLE AGENT FOR THE CELEERATED “CHAMPEON” FOLDING BEBSTE:D. FURNITURE! THELARGEST STOCK AND THE LOWEST PRICE ARE TO BE FOUND AT BAMBERGER, BLOOM & G0.'S, 267 & 269 Wabash-av. _N.B.—All goods are warranled. "69 & 271 State-sts Embracing five of the oldest and fargest Furniture and G nouszs ? Gsaam%ef Suis, Parlor Suits. DOXTFAIL tosecthe largert tinalof these goods fn 50 rp.u' el 1o be JETAILED at strictly SOOERs AW EREES. FURNITURE. Best make in the market, and lowest prices guaranteed. CARPETS, CURTAINS, and PAPER HANGINGS in latest nule | patterns, at prices sure to be “nd | shtisfactory. CHICAGO CARPET CO., (GENERAL HOUSE-FURNISHERS,) 233 State-st. STOVESE: ‘Call and ss¢ our line of New sand Elegant I’lr]e. Heating vaen- we are able to 'sel) chelnflt flmn zece i R flRGS ey 252 Jfii .L"nirzy'fi.rat CEIEAP LOTS. THE OLD FLAG STILL WAVES, COME 1N any plensant day thls week at 10 In the AT or S (0 the aficrmoon. ond gy and iy 1A GRANGE] e a7 it Your mvacs 1A Feal estate, MY $100 LOTS ‘-:\‘fi{hu.\ffslrmd biae fuvestnent the lanortaz-man, achier, Techauic, and 3 ueacher, Tucchanic, uiil win of smail m3aas cai FREK CAR FARE. X youlue THO | it b ioly. [ Wit furnih you TWO ¥ T all trang betvreen CUlcapo aod Lo Grabse. MY LOTS AT LA GRANGE miles from uriful prop- 2y 10 wCunciitse fustA b by bave A BEAUTIFUL HONE OF YOUR OWX. at you o be mare UG sl 0 days Frows the (it 3ie BUMEAISH YouT ue house, or L will ive'sou a lut tor avemy ofles e the lots evers 3in Lhe morn [ Jat 4 o'eloci fu er I oors ouws, to ue butl now, and have ft finished to s I ALSO HAVE 200 Lots at Evauston, - $300 300 Lots at Deqpldmns. 200 100 Lotsat South Chicago, J(‘ 0 25 Lots at Park BIJ‘TL‘. 300 - 200 Lots at Lakeside, - 100 250 Lots at Glencoe. - 100 400 Lots at La Grange, 100 400 Lots at Thornton. 100 1,600 Lots at Homewood, “100 2,100 Lots at San Diego,Cal. 100 o S Remomer ghat you et 1 abstract with all nrops €1y purchused of me. aad ale save commisslont a3 1 d\.m {p notbing butmyown bropérty, and SO 1T IRA BROWN, 142 La8 Room 4. HEMEAG‘JE The !.eadmg “Dry” Wine in the fMarket. For sale by all principal Wine Merchents and Grocers in the Uni- ted States and Canadas. LADIES' AND GENTY FURS&HATR Lum,s' :Lu SACOUES A SPECIALTY. at & Henneen, woutd it s fremtiand customers St flie old aud reltable house of A. BISHOP & CU., CLOSING 0UT And Going Oat of This Busm\,ss A GOOD CHANCE FOR CITY & COUNTRY HERCHANTS To supply themselves with 4 wood Hlnc of ** Leaders” fa DRY GOODS AND NOTIO, To any one desfrous of enterlnz lato an hed 308 AP Mhsfieas we wil Oifer superior Iaducements Tor the entire stock. SHOYER & CO., 1768 EAST MA DLSON'ST. For a first—class Re- tail Clothing House, everybody knows that the PUTNAM stands at the head. 131& 133 Clark-st., 117 Mad;son. SABATOGA LA IJI\ DRY, 3 183 5 MICHIGAI-ST- Ofice 3t No. 37 Somtb Clork-st. removed o No. 45 South Clark-at. O Bom & Ce.) FOIE_saLy, . FOR SALE. 500 Kegs and 1i-Eegs Malaza Grapes. L0 "fxm Fiuei: 'm;'m and Sleily Lemons, Brazflian It e yamalee O SLADDEN Jobbers tn’ le..l aa Fuge { day crawicd up i to be readsly identifi i Mitchell, SLOWLY LIFTING. A Perceptible Rift in the Fever Cloud Hanging Over ‘the South. ' LIS s Continued ‘Reduction in tho Number of Deaths in Memphis. Havoc Made Among the Volunteer Physicians in That City. The Tale of the Sewer as Told by the Long List of the [Fever Vielius. Returning Fugitives Furnish the New Cases Now in Vicksburg. A Fearful Condition of Things in Some of the Smaller To- terior Towns. Pitiful " Appeals for Assistance Pouring into Vicks- burg Daily. Refugees in Louisville Testify tc fhe Healthfulness of That City. MEMPIIS! Spectal Diwpi Mexrms, Te ing white. The fuercase is due in part’to the weather. to the fact that cizht arc from without the city limits, ‘avd to the further fact that ooc of tho undertakers includes two days, reports in onc. The actual increase, therefore, Is not as would appear fron thaabove reports. Thetotal deaths Tor the weer uumber 352 Among the deaths . reported to-day arc Dr. Paul Otey, M ford, o B, J. Scmmes & Co., F. the E. E Furbile, aud of sthe Appea’y y. J. F. Cummins, of the Kaosas City Tanes ; George L Boggs, of Chicago: Dr. €. 8. Roberts, a volanteer physician from Kentacks s Georpe W. Barker, of Washiozton City: Jacob Marks, a merchant, A. Green, a cotton factor, boti of M r. P. Turke and Dr. d. G. Orr, froms Cin THE LAST O DELEGATION from that city, were stricken dowr: to-lays also C. A. Gaston, Manazer'of the Western Unioa Horist, i, Telegraph, and Capt. T. W. Jotias§). The lat- ter i3 au- ex-Confederate , officer, a wa - of sinew indepeodence and bravery, who = h: for several years beeu an caruest Republicau, and exerted a pow- ertul infiucnce todestroy the prejudices.which tave existed toward Northern men. Mr. Com- mins cameto Memphis 4 w; sluce to act in the vapsaty of a nurse. but, becom- ivg led at the sights be was daily upon to witness, hejswiddenly dieappeared, and when found was in his room under the influence of morphine and burnivg up with the fever. - Every effort was «made to re- suscitate, him, without aval, and he died this worninz. He acted as correspond- et of the Kansas City T'mes, had veecn Mayor of ‘Toveks, and was a man of markedattainments. L cau learn” nothing in regard to Georze L. Boggs further than that Le was faken to the Court Street Infirmary, ‘Thursday, In an almost dsing couditiou, afflicted with asthma aud the fever. He leaves no cffects but his cloth- ing, aud was puried in the Howard lot at Elmwood. His greve was marked so0 as E. E. Ferbish, thoukh used to be treated. He fell fn ghe Peabody yesterday morniag, was removed £ a room iu a eritical condition, and DID NOT REVIVE before he died. This is one of the cases known as walkine paticuts, who keep up until black Vouait uud death assert tbeir supggmacy. The disease i evidentls on the decrease. Dr. Medicai Dircctor, informed me ihis was the case this cvening, thoush it was spreading in the country. Addi- tional nursus were sent to Paris, Germantown, and Colliersille this attemod also to Decatur, I in the appli- ailing for several cations for the carcful investigation made by the Commit- tec into the nevds of petitiovers. ‘Tiis has been. determned upon by the conduct of the vegroes, as they bave been scen EXCHANGING THEIR RATIONS I‘QB WHISKY, tobacco, clothiug, cte., a8 soom 25 they Zet beyond the observation of the supply officers. Au expressman was arrested to-day, baving in liis possession two trupks containing yaluadle clothing and jewelry. He statcd that they bad Uelonged to a lady who died on his hands, but before this evens expressly ordered them to be burned. Others say that the deveased gave the Jarsey money to defray her fuueral cxpenses which Le appropriated, aud then converted her personal proverty to his own use. Luil Doberty, who, while suflerinz from the fever, attempted to murder bis sister last weeks, convalesced yester- day. and is now 4 raving aaniac in the County danl Troum the eflectof the plagie. The foliow- ing is A LIST OF VOLUNTENE PHTSICIANS from sbroad on duty, convalescent, and who have died daring the ('p!dcx;m. . Tucker, Dalas, Tex. Eustor, New York. n, New Otleans, La. raifennied, Colambus, Gk ‘aneus City, Mo. mbus, G Independence, Kan. cfiall. Suvanuab, Ga. fadtord: Long Point, Tex. liam Duucad, Savaonal, Ga. 5. Wilkea. Ledanon, Tenu. 1- Grugge Simonz, Charieston, S. C. Coleman, San Antonto, T:L cGreen, Terre iaute, Tnd. Pritcnard. Virginia City, Nev. esuncy, Joestown. Blish n. W. Woolfvik. Lichmond, Va. ap, Houston, Tex. Vhite, Detrout, Mich. s, Lincoln, Neb.