Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 24, 1878, Page 1

o s 3 ’ SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1878—SIXTEEN PAGES. PRICE FIVE CENTS, SAFE IN PORT. Arrival of the New Governor- General of Canada at Ealifax. “VOLUME XXXIX. 00KS. HOSIERY, GLOVES, Etc. 0 o ~~ ENOW ANTTHING ABOUT BOOKS? IF SO, LOOK AT THESE PRICES OF SEA, PIANOS AND ORGANS. o e s THE FAVOBITE BAUER SQUARES AND UEBIGHTS, Unexcelled In tone, durabtlity, and béauty.of style and CHEROOTS. 1 TONG-FELT WANT RELT | SEIDENBERG & (0'S La Rosa, Espanola, Key West, Havana GROCERIES. HONG KONG TEA (0, 110& 112 MADISON-ST. Is the only Tea ‘House In the Northwest that can sell Teas 1o consumers At Arst COSt. CARPETS, FUBNITUBEJ\:}:;N MONDAY, Nov. 25, Wakflfiflfianan L0, The Steamer Makes Her Advent During a Dark and Dis- . ‘WILL OPEN THEIR ¥ RET A". DEP ARTMENT um:i—;nmn EERRESTEWCED Perih. ::L% " Ninone e rporiant Tapraveiacas wsed 1a mal Foz. TATE-ST,. Fine Good Dra 0 175 5 . ] i : e ot Ohi B O Z/BAUER PIANGS! H E R O Q E 8 i Log of the V. Given b ’ ppon TR IOETS, o [ €101 | D3] State-st, G]ncago YOUH0 Nrsoy - : . TR e | Log o Voyage as Given by : B e e |t okl | B sesoppieedarichaariu Arlt Aoty the Officers of the of the instruments, snd keed# 1¢1n tune an estrao: e Vessel. Choice Moyune. Extra Cholce Moyuns 58 v AvF, SCOTT, DICKENS, { 70 CENTS, On and after thi h ” ¢ ins 3 ARSPEAR . and OTHER after that day they will exhibit a dinary lengthof timé. Our Concve . wATSE B worre ¥ox | large stock of Rattan Ware just received Swhicn faciiltarca the free use of tHe n . & e s T | B e manahctors, siaciod ssposlaty | OUSPONDERS— phimeadiehddin tit | The only Long Filler and Wrapper Hand-made O Pkt and Sl ] | for the present season’snd the Holidays, Soo e Boered Heldga, WACh capst g or TR Ok Clear : ' = consiating of ot festial e ear Havana Cheroots ever sold Almost Continuous Storm from | “This Year's, Finest Edltion. .esc ChafierbOXmom s0d Board Einaiog....48 the English to the Nova in this market. Chairs of all sizes, OOLONG (BLACK)— 5 Scotian Shore BAUER PIANOS! I“";:ggwo%%anl?:'slgflw;)osgg%f# i‘l;gféts Aremade of the very best of aterials nnd by the '- 1 il . 3 y ' . 3 (275 | moacsialied and experienced Forkiden that can be ob- S 0 6 0 3 Wall Sereens, Table Mats, ke 25 | et atestan TRl b i S ize “! 5 Cents. Slze i-; cents- Her Royal Highness. Prostrated by - ; Paney Basket Ware of all kinds 225 | adlytons, wnd AMSIEUS. | yonk st Musieat T 2 = Sea-Sickness the Entire - '% : : Ll Knds, B | gt b I o B L A T PER BUNDLE, TEN IN A BUNDLE. REfIES e j Elelgan(tm(}!mmber Furniture and Par- 3 R PE N ' Passage. ; i I A%, | -_lor Chairs : R 42 A E A @S e ; g - fiwfi“&fl ALBUMSVAWE ' aes Dg%imat.‘!;‘:. ; K- U -8 B | FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DEALERS, | The Firal Landing at Halifax to e SENG-OUT S ALE THE FINEST GARDEN GRUWTH 7EAS b S A R A AND WHOLESALE BY “Take Place on Monday. b Tea.Company’s ms. Prof, Merksl, Trof. Prick b man, Prof. . P Guckelsburger, Prof. .Jno. khaus, i’rof. 1 Prof. Carl Koélling, Prof. Lovsch; Prof. Jul. Fuc Prof. Aug. Muclier, Prof. Jos. Slager, Trof. It Yrof, tiacntze, Prof. Leopoid Blseholf, Prof. Carl Brin: ner, Prof. Chis. Lerge, and manyotliers. Can be had only atl#he Hong-Kon, (being our spectal importations) as follows: Fancy Moyune:Gunpowder.. ancy Moyune Tizperial. . kin Moyune erap Book Pictures, Decalcomanie, Thousands of Strangers in the City to ‘Witness the Cersmonies. THE GREATEST s:fl-‘ BARGAINS BEST, RUSSELL & (0., 87 Lake-st. KANTZLER & HARGIS, 119 8. Clark-st. Young iiyon. Oolong.es AtOur Usual Low Prices. PAPETERIES! Cantalntop 2¢ Sheets Paper and 24 Envelopes, 7 1-2C. 14c. 30d_24c, Worth More Than SeerGradesat tie. e, and 2 .. Hand-Patnted, Feuther Peos.. . e (same a3 oihers seil 1ot iR POCKETBOOK 6c¢, 8c, llc, 14c, Ever offered In good, reliable, and stylish FURNITURE, " Comprising the latest novelties in Parlor & Chawber Sets, Basy Chairs, &., AT UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES Having determined 1o go out of the Furniture ‘busincas, 1 will sell all goods WITHOUT REGARD TO COST for the next two weeks. A. J. NEUBERGER, 167 Randolph-st. Also, a full stock of Staple and Fancy Grocerfes. Send for Price List. Will send C. 0. D. toany part of the Unlted States. C. JEVNE, 110 & 112 MADISON-ST. CHICAGO, ILL. ‘TO MENT. First Floor Ofices, TEHE LARGE Are sqd at prices within thereach of all classes, for cashl or on monthly or qnarterly futallnents. and ‘scc- ond-hand tnstruments (Pianos or Urickus) taken In ex- change at thelr actual worth. We arc just fn receipt of alurge numberof our celeorhted Uprizhts, com- prisiug some very handsome new étyles. Don't fall to call and_examnine Qur mammoth stock ‘before purchasing. It will pay you to do so. JULIUSBAUER &CO. 268 & 265 WABASH-AV., Between Jackson and Van Baren-sty. HAZELTI A. SHIRE, 184 Fast Madison-st. E. HOFFMAN, 171 East Madison-st, CiGARS. o Tiempo! NEW YORK OFFICE, El Club de Yate, Nov. 15, 1878, C. JEVNE, FEsq., Chicago, Ill.: ART STUDIO. Special Dispatch to The Tribune. Havirax, Nov. 2.—Rains fell at intervals during the day, accompanied by a thick - fo, und the fleet which left this forenoon to convey™ the Sarmatian into port had to return. ~They found after getting outside the harbor that the weather was So thick they could see nothing afew hundred yurds off. Just as eversbody had given up ali hopesof the Sarmatian arriving to-night, she was announced fo the offinzata quarter to 7 o'clock, £o tbat all fears of her captare by a Fenian cruiser were happily dissipated. A steam-tug went down the narbor to meet the steamer with the-Royal party on board, and after some time returned, reporting that the steamer COULD NOT BE FOUND. = The signals remained up, bowever, and about 9 o’clock two guns were heard, confirming the report of the steamer’s approach. The tugs went down again, and found the Sarmatiin coming to anchor between McNab's and. George's Island. - She will probably remain there till Monday morning, but this cannot be definitely stated at present. . 4 ‘The Duke of Edinburgh visited the. Sar- natian immediately after her arrival, and res . muined on board. ‘The Sarmatisu experienced rough weather during the entire voyage. The Princess was seasick all the way across, and never ventured oz deck ouce unti! to-day. B ” THE LOG. The following is a report of the voyage: ] Friday, Nov. 15,—~The ship had run 190 milles. Afterleaving Moville the Sarmatian experienced heavy weather from the northeast, which con~ tinued during the whole nizht and part of the" next day. ‘The ship rolled heavily and took in .larwe bodies of water. v Facs s SN Saturday, Noy. 16—One hundred and forty = miles. . Suuday, Nov. 17—331 miles. Ran into finer weather und sea moderating. Ship made a ool run. Wind northuortheast to northnorth-' ) west. Her Royal' Uighness had, however, saf~ fercd severely from the efects of the last two days, : Monday, Nov. 18—311 miles. ‘The moraing broke with a strong breeze from the southwest, accompanted by heavy squalls. These gradually increased till noon, when the gale becamea hur- rizane, carrying away the mafntopsail, atd caus-" ing a very hieavy cross sea, which broke over the vessel fore od aft. Onc sea stove in the smok- Less than Half Value. We open MONDAY, DEC. 2, the Most Complete Assortment of' DESIRABLE HOLIDAY NOV- ELTIES Ever Shown in Chicago. To make room for this Immense stock, we will SELL This WEEK Every Piece of fNIT-WORSTED GOODS, STAPLE DRY GOODS, DeAm Sin: After mature deliberation we have come to the conclusion to give you the entire con- trol of oar Poco Ticmpo Key West Clear Havana Brand of Cigars for the City of Chicazo. © McFALL & LAWSON. Il w have just received a large invoice of the POCO TIEMPO Brana of Cigars, and are now ready to present to the Smokers of thiscity a Cigar which cannot be equled for 5 CENTS, And wo srenot atail backward in saying that we have as fine an assortment of Tmported, Key West, and Secd and Bavana Cigars 83 auy house in this city, which we are selling at our nsaal low prices. C. JEYNE, Prop., 110 and 112 Madison-st. UPRIGHT ~PIAN In elegant cases of Rosewood, American Walnut, French Walaut, and South American Wood, fn which are tntroduced the following fmportant {mprovements, vzt 1. A TRIPLE SCALE brings tnto action those por- tions of the strings which heretofore lay dormant and inactive, thereby Increasine cho richess. pabllity, and siging quality, as well as the carrying’ capacity ot the tone, espectally of the upperystes, T1. A COMBINED WOODEN AND METAL FRAME. ystem of a cross-bar and bracin: N with its new 2, 3 Absohate safety nzaingc the il of the strings, sad in- CENTRALLY LGCATED Offices racently occupied by the MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK LaSalle and Madison-sts., “Will be rented to responsible parties on very reasonable terms. Three large vaults, steam heated, marble counters, &c. They will make two or three large offices and will be rented separately if desired.. Also very desirable officos, with vaults, &c., on second and third floors. creaslng the capscity (o stand 1o b B. W. THOMAS & C0,, | it ins s LaSalle Block. with'1is ayatem of. compreston preventing that relaxa: tlon of the sonnd-board which {s the natural result of To Rent. Boyers, call and be convinced that we fus constant conenedon crigier tho atmukes of the MEAN WHAT WE ADVEHTISE. A FIRST-CLASS OCTAGON STONE-FRONT ¢ hamuicrs agaiust the strini, 008'y atmosphicric foda- | - o 9" A METALLIC FRAME ACTION, belnz entirely RESIDENCE, with all modern {mprovements, oa E z; TBI g i 0 i R ? Indiana-av., between Sizteenth and Eichteenth- 4 Imypervious to atmospheric intluences, in conjunctlon sts. Will rent with or without barn. Carpets for For 30 Days, to Reduce Stock. DAYREANOX OF 1878. Tho New “DBIPERIAL PAREL” Picture introduced by Hr. Brand, Is without exception the most beau- tiful Portrait ever producedby the PHOTOGRAPIIIC ART. Price, single copies, $10. CABINETS, EXTRA FINE, only $6 Per Dozen. 269 & 271 STATE-ST., NEAR VAN BUREN. The oldest and largest Fur- niture and Bedding Fanu- tacturing House in the West. We carry . the most com- B, G10veS & ULBTWBAT! | "5 catey e ont o Bégardless of Cost or Value, LORand CHANBER SUITS = YA ATT | in Chicago, o 7w o i WILL PAY YOU | &8¥FEicks sna rrster- TO READ THESE PRICES. g o g Tey large Assortment of Hand and Machine Knft Jickets, Nublas, Scarfs, Leggiogs, Sacks. Shawls, ete., Ranging tn Actual Value from S0 10 §2.00 Ezch, NOW OFFERED AT 38C. lze Variety of 5‘“«’,’4}’5; Goods, Really Worth from Yewill: Sell for This Week Only at 48c. 5] Quality of Ladies’ and Gents’ Merind Tnderwesr for 48¢. 35¢ Quality now 19¢. 2Button Kid Gloves (Ladies’ and Gen! Ve Par, Glaris Best Thread (in Colors), only 10 e dox Spags. Pins, 1c Paper. Best Needles, 3c Paper. 3est Yarn, ¢ Skein, : iXD ALL OTHER GOODS IN THESE FRESH MEATS. {ng both hands free 0 strike other notes: fs of fimple construction. not lfable to get out of order, and its use eastly acquired. i AND VI, A SOFT PEDAL." By means of this mest fa- el g | Down Town Packers, DL, PIERCE & WHITTEMORE | 1 ’%%%‘% w0 S Deglansst, | N NEEESNR) trikline dis- tance; thus enabling the player at will to ellclt the full witl the new system of escapeiient, resulting (n un- errins precizlon, power, and delicacy of touch, sad ral sale. For particulars inquire of C. H. ROBERTS, L durabiliy. V. A TONE-PROLONGING PEDAL extends the ca- 129-131 State-st. - pacity of the Pluno for thie production of new musical effects, by enabling the perfornier, at pleasure, to pro- Tong thie sound of a single itote or group of notes, leay- Three Suites of Rooms for Light Housekeeping in the New French % power of the (nstrutent, or the softest whisper of {ts ‘diminu- o tone. to glve any gradation of crescendo an endo with unerring certataty. PELTON & POMEROY, 156 & 152 State, JEPARTMENTS at what they will Bring! s Sole Agents for the Northwest. ton with thelr PACKING-HOU: 55 > 3 Flat Building on Adams-st., be- T e o SRt I i it e Srd how A P RAT esvo., The gp follen smil Wished Beay facturing and supplylng the Wholesale and Retall X and all on board suffered in consequence. © Carpets, Farniture, WALL PAPER ARD CURTAISS. Lowent Prices Guaranteod zale bewan to break about 3 p. m. Tuesday, Nov. 19—174 miles. All night and next worning the sea ran very heavily. Weduesday, Nov. 20—335 miles. Blowing a » Trade with our CELEBRATED tween Statp and Wabash-av. Applyto POTTER PALMER. Ana life-size ART PHOTOS une- qualed for beauty and quality. THE GREAT RUSH FOR OUR Oeiclons Beoken CAND[ES Extra Fine Mized. 9¢, 13, 24c. 480, OR’ 5times as much. JEWELRY 25¢ Toys for 11 and 13¢ 50c Toys for 18 w0 24c STILL CONTINUES. | i2n on FORSALE" jot B FOR SALE. * NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINES. disposed of all but two d-feeding folders. They order, and will be hat e i perfect ¥old chegp, Address TRIBUNE CO., Chicago. — : GRANCGLA. GRANULA. Lellclous and nutritious Cooked Food ready Fast, where this article has beea imuwense and ity merits fur del- not cqusled ‘BUSINESS CARDS. W <. & J. CASEY, d 43 FIFTH-AV., e essortment of New and Second- aF :, Fine Waluut Counters ry-Goods and ank Counzers, i e Variety of New and Second-1land Goods. ¥_——— J?'GAS FIXTURES. S.BASSETT & CO, 7-and 39 ADAMS.ST., lelr mammoth stock at less than cost.*™% FORFIRST-CLASS GOODS CHICAGO CARPET CO., GENERAL HOUSEFURNISHERS, 2383 ST ATE-ST. year of our LOrd 15/0, muu U UIVEFS Other da Tuereafter and before the findinz of this bill of dictment, at_the city aforesaid, in the digtri aforesaid, did certify to and approve and aid causing and procuriog to b approved for the sa. Tmted States, ana paid on venalf of the ra Tnited States. the ajoresaid claims and every ing, nma Georze C. Prussing, tben oad there, w Enowing suid claime_and every of them to e th and toere falsc and frsudulent as aforesaid. "And that further to effect the object of said co epiracy, combination, confederscy and agreeme together, and in pnrsuance thereof, the said Jam GrHiN, Edward Surhng, and George C. Prussi, on the '10th day of September, in the year of o Tord 1676, and on divers other days thereafter o before the finding of this bill of indictment, at 1 city aforesaid, ni the district aforesaid. did 1 ceive, aecept, and approve. and cause and proct %o be received, accepted, and approved, for t said United States, the said stone vy =3id John © in | Mueller, furnished as sforesaid, and then ¢ e not of the best auality to be obtuinal fy SHOES. BU X BURT'S SIOES, in all styles, at $5.00. Qur own mske MEX'S HAND-SEWED SHOES, at $'7.00. Always o full line of GENUINE BURT & MEARS® SHOES on hand. A large assortment {n Ladles® Shoes at lowest prices. FLORSHEIM BROS., 85 Madison-st. and 66 North Clark-st. McCreedy's Corn Solvent only for €ale by us, war- ranted to cure or money refunded. * o= RCOATS. T OVERCOATS TOE GREATEST VARIETY IN CHICAGO. For $6.50, $6.50, $G. Dark Brown 0, $5:30, $8.50 For $8.50, $8.50, $8.50, $ . l&l h)n-li'cnz Dark Rlue Kersey, l'h‘i‘fl all whufluxnmn&lx. — Immense Siock of Boys' Overcoats. a::m:ullcd In Cut. lrfil Finl-h, and this estab- {ished reputation we {ntend to fuily ‘malotain. CLEMENT & SATER, ower Ciothing Manafacturers. Proprietors of Pq:‘ tictail n"olhln“ flouse 1n the World, 416, 322, and 4 . Government BoTlds, Cook County Orders. City Serips and Vouchers. Boughtandsoldby _ LAZARUS SILVERMAN Ban ‘Chamber AV, MeMILLAN, BOILER SETTER. Of Ovens and Furnaces designed and nniit 285 WEST RANGOLPH: REALESTATE LOANS On Chicago Improved Property nezotlaied at lowest current rates by BAIRD & BRADLEY, z £0 Lagalie-st. them, they, the said James G. M), Edward Bur TO REINT. Store 62 Lalke-st., opposite ‘Fremont Honse, four storics and basement; will rent whole or part: rent low. WAL C. DOW, 8 Tribune Building. MEDICINES. THE CHICAGO HOMEOQPATHIC PHARMACY Hasalways a supply of ¢ DR. ‘BEEBE’S PREVENTIVE OF Scarlet Fever, Dinkitheria, &., 1In 50c and S$1 Packages, With full directions. Urders by mafl must contaln money. HALSEY BROS. 27 Washington-st. LETTER ON SCARLET "MORLEY LACKAWANYY, | - COAL BRIER HILL | N REAL ESTATE, .. FELEGANT BUILDING LOTS A copy of DR: BEEB! COAL. & CO,, LUMP LERIGH, Wholesale and Retail at lowest market rates. Decided Bargai eciGeqa sargains. On Prafrie-av., and houtes bullt tosult the purcharer. terest. Tiouses and lots for sale In any part of the elty. AL WARFIELD, FEVER furnished free by KELLEY, DEALERS IN BLOSSBURGIE &l HMAIN OFFICE—No. 97 WASHINGTON-ST, FOR SALE CHEAP. 'erms, 10 percent of the coat of house and lut down, ;4'; 'l‘:fi‘ilml terms. You can deal direct with the owoer b3 Finsncial Agent, 133 LaSalle-st. FREE R. R TICKET FLORIDA Given with a]l purchases of land. Send Stamp for circular. J.H., 865 West Madison-st. E HATHOSHER PLANOS, ESTEY@GANS. ‘We are daily recciving large invoices of the above mentioned wstruments, the fame of which has spread over the entire world. Our prices are astonishingly low, and our terms easier than ever. Old instruments taken in oxcaange. New Pianos for rent at $5 per month. STORY & CAMP, 1S8 & 190 State-st., Opposite the Palmer House, CHI CAGO St. Lonis House, 912 & 914 Olive-st. A Sweeping Trinmph. (From the Boston Post, Nov. 15, 1875.] CHICKERING & SONS fared well in the competition of the Mechanies’ Exhibi- tion, receiving a° Gold Modal for Upright Piano-fortes. This would seem to reaffirm the following clover lines written about them at tho Paris Exposition: Here's heaith to those Brothers, #0 chee: Like the Cheery-ble Brothers of Dic X ell ecems to be tl Ereat miss Tut to do best of ail at the **Great Exposition.” ‘Antonye all their sivals they bore off tue bauner, 1u makiog the best and must famous Plan For one **Lezion of Ilonor™ in a far-away rezion, Al home, we assure then, their **honors are leglon.™ MORAL: If you wish to buy the Best Upright Piano the world ever saw, just g0 to REED'S TEMPLE OF MUSIC, 191 and 103 State-st., where you will find 0s com- Dlete o stock to select from as can bo found in New York or Boston, and at the same prices. WANTED. Business Wanted By & man of several years’ active ex- perience, character and .references of the best, in an established business which will bear strict investigation. Manufacturing ‘preterred. Capital about $5,000. Address, with some particulars, N 88, Tribune. -An Experienced Boo: ecper, Accounzant. and Correspondent in En- . Freach. snd LCrmIan, Watts n situation OF of >forc the 13i 0f Jenuary. Best of references. Ad- diess N 2, Tribune otnce. PORK SAUSAGES, hie cleanliness and richness of seasoningof which make them luxurlous. W 20 putting up for familiey our -FLA 1 RD, made from the Leat snd Trimimings ouly, aad frec from all impurt- ties usually found in lard. Our facilitfes for cut- ting and_curing enable us to offer unusual tnduce- 1ents toretall purchiasers and Jobbers, and an fspec- tlon of our establfshinent, stock, aud prices will con- vince purchasers that we can give them a clean. Whole- some urticle for What they ususlly pay for inferior praducu. Coruer Dustialics acd Van Duren-sts. Van ren-sL. €ars o 1o the door. PIERCE & WHITTEMORE, 227 to 235 Desplaines-st. Frosh Meats Eheap COUNTREY DEALERS AND HOTELS, We' can supply you with all kinds of BEEF and PORK, such us Loing, Ribs, and Ronsts of Beef, Spare Ribs, Teuderloins, Pizs’ Fect, Trive, &e., S, at short uotice. from our Packing-House Market at Union Stock-Yards. Chicago Packing and Provision Jo. e CAUTION. The WESTERNNEWS COMPANY employs no agents to solicit subscrip- tions for periodicals ; par- ties pretending to be such agents are impostors. J. R. WALSH, Manager, T0 THE PUBLIC. CHICAGO, Nov, 23, 1878, Owing to the cnlargement of our {rade, we have been obliged to 1ncrease our facili- Yios, and in addition to our old commodious Guartors, heve leased No. 43 State-st., which Saakes onrs the_largest and most complete Wholesale and Retail Grocery-House in the Northwest. Thanking our many patrons a liberal Send for for past favors, and frusting for Datronage from all in the future. price-list. HARPER BROTHERS, Wholesale s0d Retafl Grocers, 42 snd 41_State:st. ARE YOU TROUBLED? s Cockronch Exterminator nover falls. Tryit, . OARLEY & Co., 158 Fast Washinz- rders filled. £ach packuse warranted. For rale only tun-st. Country OPRICIAN OPTICIAN. Tribune Baildiug. BANASS Fine Speciacies suituid 10 il sialits on scientific prin- efples. - Opers aud Field Glassés, Teicscopes, Miero- scupes, Marometen, £ CARDS--Standard the highest, at $3.00 per dozen. CFA Special Departinent for PHO~ TOGRAPHING CHILDREN. ENGAGE SITTINGS early, as it takes time to finish fine work. Brands Studios 210 & 212 Wabash-av. LATIP WICKS. Sterling Chemical Lamp Wick. No Trimmiog: No Odor: Drilltant Licht. Agea: 10 81 Daris of the Country- - Dkt think - ser ‘The Sterlin Chemical Wick (3a woven cot- : reaten succexdvely with two chemical tola. i the porosity of the wick Fenderlng the Abres fre-proot. > e The end of the Sterline Wick. in burning. will ex- pand and preserve {ts Aibrous character. while the ordl- nary wick becomes charred and contracted: therefore THESTERLING WICK NEEDS NO TRIMMING, Exceot at lony; Iote Ezent at lous; [otervals to. preserve the proper shape PRICES TO THE TRAD! stal Light, 3 German Student. Nos. 1 and ufactured only by the THAM) o= Tord Swgn.. Eo.llml - SOl W aaate Apsnts for ihe st that we have no connectlon with varlous ited Felt ‘Wicks now offered by certaln parties. LAUNDRY. MUNGERS' LAUNDRY. OFFICES—No. 48 North Clark-st. No. 126 Denrborn-st. No. 868 Wabash-av. KNo. 901 Cottage Grove-av. If you want the best work in the city, send’ your goods to us. Shirt and Collar gvorkd cunlgeana nurnns;og. AI #ull line of sundry Machinery and Supplies on sale. G. M. & L. MUA?&ER & CO. CATARKRH CURES. RRIL, THROAT. AND LUNG DIS- EASES. DR. PEIRO, 0 Washinz- ton-sL.. 11 the only HOMEOPATHIC Flysician in Chicago deyoting ex- clusive attention to these affecions. Loss of vofce speedily restored. _Hours, 10t03. CIGARS AND FLOUK. WE DO BOAST or otz NICKEL CIGARS That we offer to the public FREE. Try some of them. And of our SpecialSiranda of WINTER WHEAT AND PATENT FLOUR, Whiels we Sell at Lower Kates thaa zay enual bruné in e market. L. C. PARDEE, 136G STATE-ST, woderate gale from the soutbeast. Her Koyal o ; Higauess better. Carried all sail. ’ Thursday, Nov. 21—32 riiles. Fresh breezo and cloudy throughout. Wind southeast tonorth- west. . Friday, Nov. 22310 miles. A strung brecze and cloudy throughont. Wind southeast to northwest. 3 Saturday, Nov, 23—Three hundred and pine- teen wiles. Strong breeze from the southeast and hazy. A wzood deal of fog. Her Roysl: Iighuess appearea ou deck for the first time to-day. - e Arrived off Sambro, at6p. below the City of Halifux at 9: A GUOD DEAL OF NONSKNSE was current here concerning the departure of the Sirius. It was said at it that she had been ordered to Jamaica, but. after- wards that she had gone “out to protect the Sarmarian against a Fenian cruiser that was said to be fo searchh of ber. It was cited 1 support of this theory that it had been stipu- lated that the course of the Sarmatian bad been changed by the Admiralty, su that instead of going between the Virgin Rocks and Cape Race she should puss some sixty miles south of those rocks, a8 it was in the pass between the Virzin Rocks aod Cape Kace that the Fenian cruicer was to capture her. - THE TRUTUL OF THE WHOLE AFFAIR is this: The Sirius has been sent out to accom- pany the Sarmatian into port, but not through acy fear of a Fenian cruiser. The coursc of the Sarmatian was changed by the Admiraity, but’ ouly througb fear of fogs off Cape Race. Col. Gay, of the London Telegraph, says that ths chaoge of course and the reason if it were well known in Liverpool before he sailed on the Polyuesian. . Hod there -been any fear of anything of the kind.the Sarmatian could easily have been provided with a force of marines ana funs for defense, but shc was provided with ueither, and her fighting power is nil. Sheonly carries one gun for suluting. The whole story abont any fear of a Feuian cruiser was simply an absurdity. COMING UP THE HARBOK. i The Sarmatian signaled at 6 p. m., but the mail-tag, fo charge of George Fraucklyn, Esq., ! of Cunard & Co., after a lonz cruise down the harbor, and throagh a drizzliug rai, bad to re- turn without sightinz her. Just as your re- porter bad given up tbe idea of reachiog her. to-nigat. an orderly bronght u dispateh announe- ing that the Sarmatian was sailing up the harbor. ‘The order to start was at once riven, sod in a few minutes we were steaming merrily dowa the harbor. Your correspondent, and . the corre- spondeat of the Herald and Sun, were the vuly correspondents on board, and the only ones to reach the ship. As westeamed down past the city the wind sorang up, scattering the clouds one by one. The stars made their appearanct, and the heavy weather of the past few days gave place to - A BEAUTIFOL NIGHT. 3 Passing George's Island, the Sarmatisn was - sighted and sigoatled from the city. In a few seconds we were alongside, and then ensued a- most laughable scene. The orders were ‘“Allow 1o one but Mail Agents on board? The cor and anchored '