Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 23, 1879, Page 1

mi Hearse GE Ss VOLUME XXXIX. Hicwgo SUNDAY. picrene) er ABLUMS, § Etc, tana nandeometmitation Rosewood Frame, jeme, complete with giaes and) back, for Lic, Ffaeuomwe, for 1am worth: highly rolished Black wate Krame, gilt tnstde ‘inaldings with class and ekxeig (inside measure), Yes BEI, 140; 10x $cThose cose less thaa three vines tale ceo Containing 12 Sheets of BOx Paper and 12 Emvelupes for eC tories tor S's, 714, and 14c; Gu sheets of Pa- Hhoer Pepravelones, 4 all the tints of the Opal—Mar- ues London make—in a perfunied cold toimport aud worth $1.25 SCRAP «> AUTOGRAPH Greatest et ALBUMS. Unheard of Prices. iertsecn ts of Scrap Pictures. DID AN YBODY? But SEA ever name pi ces like these c Feat! ie Carrlage Whips. Tse Paper or Pin -4¢,4 Fen and Holder. Sel MORE OF T OF THOSE MePANEL PICTURES. ao T OW! WELS T= WEEK. se Towels,Scs all-Linen Damask, Sey ¥xtra Large, 11¢. MORE NEW BOOKS. Jaclualng Thackeray's Novels and Miecellantcs at Stet ‘50 Cloth-bound Boo! nena ‘sun's Com- Jiete Poems (cloth, ‘any oth brs. Still selling value, S}s¢- SHA, 76STATEst, Ganae aacaeta for 1 50 edition), Paper Patterns at aiken 4 SOS RIRERS: » —. IMPORTER OF | TEAS, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, 110 & 112 Madison-st., WILL SELL DIRECT TO CONSUMERS. We aim to please everybody, and do business on the square, as our success abundantly proves. Our stock embraces ALL GRADES OF TEAS, from. the cheapest to the very nest obtalnable, und we ofter Yery food draws at 49 and 59 cents per pound. We do not, however. stoop to the, dfsreputa fe. Bractice of Feproseniiag such mvods as ‘the very best.” and ¢ that ali Intelligent’persons know such bre tobe simply absurd ee TEAS ‘AT THE FOLLOWING LOW PRICES: COFFEES. Rio. green-. Roaxted Rio. Roasted Jara Moasted Aral Roasted Liberia. GROCERIES, Tabbiit’s Rest Soap, per vox $5.59 Babhitt's New York City. per box. 4.51 Proc! samble's Mottled, per Kirke German Mottled, per box Kingstord’s Starch, Daryears Starch, 6-1 b Diamond Starch, 6-1b box..sssssse ‘Turkish Pron OS Valeneta Ralsing. aaa Dried Blackberries. 8 Nest Zante Currants 5 Wines and Cigars. $37 Country Orders have onr Special Attention. apna for MARCH PRICE-LIST, mailed free to any dress, C. JEVNE 110 & 112 Madison-st. HONG KONG TEA CO, PLATED WARE. PLATED WARE REED AND BARTON FACTORY. Heaviest Plate—Fimest Finish. Every description of Housekeeping Goods, Buy directly from us, and get Factory prices, with full dis- counts. N. MATSON & 60., State and Monroe-sis., SOLE WESTERN AGENT: EINANCIAL. LEADVILLE, TEN MILE ROSITA & SILVER CLIFF. THE SANGRE DE CHRISTO 2 MINING CO, CAPITAL, S5.000, 100,000 Shares, Par Valve $5 $50 Each. Sabscription Price, $5.00. | nized under the Laws of Colt fo, prospect ALB ean DVILLE BRUT bet ills, etc. Together with a Surve ad a fall oors jo- rienced Miners. ies Silit Sites: tice tes, RS and Map sent ‘on applica secure Ge POLL PARTICULAL e don or furnished at Company's oflice, 214 Las: Chicago, where sabscriptions will be receive: Umea amount of stock. THOMAS O38 EDWARD M. LEW Corner Fifteenth and Hialaay SUCCESS InStock Operationa ts only assured, by a proper unfon of capital and Experlenced Skfll ‘nminediately ‘on the Frou 88 Lo reap the profits: from daily fluctuations Stheyoceur (efther bull or war snarket) without walt bro incur the hazard of Pas risks. These bene- iw-are gained by the ‘Nratual Capitalization System, ¥hich enables any one to operate successfully, and sc- cures to each participant all the pavautsness ot unlimit- steapltal on large oF small favestments, while prodts are divided pro rats among shareholders’ ‘every month. any sum fiom £50 to 25,00) can be used with equal aporctonate proiit. We Fecently made over $17.00 30 days hy this «sstem for vach of 22 business men Sho furntehed only 2.000 apiece marginal capital, Weare now extending our line of customer. and will end *"Itules for Success” in operating and jutvate information free. Stoc! 1d bol wanted. overn~ meats supplicd. Abie tO wu BROWN & CO., Bankers and Brokers, Nos. 26 and 23 Broad-st., New York City. Cook County Bonds. OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, CHICAGO, March 15, 1879. ‘The County Treasurers now prenared to sell Cook Slants Court-House onde tn daminations of S100, ‘8000. and $1,000 each, at nis o1 ‘on Dearborn-av Barween siichican and: liao ‘These bonds mas tere isa. 1805, and bear interex ‘at the rate of S per per aghum. i. McCRE, * county Tresstirer. BONDS FOR SALE. . BREWSTER, Tos Washington-st, New Court-House Bonds, Govnty orders, which can be exchanged for the above BONDS at VALE FOR SALE AT A DISCOUNT. City Serip and County Orders bought and, suld. IRA HOLMES, Gea roker. 3 Washington st _MIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR Fitts: Savtoce Books. ellty Th Eiselity Rooks inks Books. Recelvere' Cortiuentes of Broken Banks. wanty «srders. ~ Chy Serip. HOLMES, ashington-st ‘lean Carpet Cleaning Works, 44 & 46 West Adamsest. ROTHSCHILD & CO.. Azcnte. TO RENT, Store 26 Lake-st., Mx150tt., + adjoining Hibhard & spencer per Bi TO RENT, The five-story and basement store. 179 and 181 mae felbb-st, (now occunted bv Astor & C9). 40x185, ects aa two Are-prgot Va a May 1. 0. G. NEWB “ste FOR, RENT, 42 Eur aadloonsst., half of store now occapted by H. M Cady.“ Inqaire on the premises, POPULAR DRAWING. Unparalleled Success of the Popular Drawings COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION C0. By authority of Commonwealth of Kentucky. The rerular Spee which lias taken pince every two va Jan. months, 01 ina, Drawing pul u $f AEOUOR at che following distribution made: DISTRIBUTED. TICKETS WERE ONLY $2. CAPITAL PRIZE, $30,090. 10,000 5,0 10,00 20 Prizes ¥ 1m Prizes 10,000 200 Prizes 10,090 600 Prizes 12100 100 Prizes 10,000 Priz 2,700 9 Prizes 1,800 9 Prizes ‘900 1960 Prizes $112,400 Whole Tickets, $2, Half Tickets, St. 27 Tickets, $30.55 Tekets, $100. ‘all list of drawing was published in Loulsrille Cour- uimal, New York Herald, and also the Chleago Daliy Tribune, Feb. 3 Write plainly, a fiatlae ful full address, for farther infor. TH DISTRIBUTION EORD, Secretary, Courier-Journal Butaitie Louisvilie, k CHUNKS AND TRAVELING BAGS. THE GREAT EMPORIUM TRUNKS Traveling Bags VOGLER & CBUDTNER, Is nowpermanently located at the Double Store, 45x200, 940 & 22 Hadison-st., Chicago, Hl. ‘And a finer and lorger display of TRUNKS and TRAVELING BAGS was never exhib- ited before in this or any foreign country. Prices to suit the times. An inspection is respectfully solicited. PHANOS AND ORGANS- NEW PIANOS! SECOND-HAND PIANOS! NEW ORGANS! SECOND-HAND ORGANS! Cash, or on easy payments. Every instrument war- ranted Ave years, ‘Oid Instruments taken In exchange for new. American, French, German, and Scandinavian sates- men to wait on customers. W.W. KIMBALL, Corner State and Adans-sts. CARPETS. ete C CRO aed Buyers should not ould not fail to inspect the greatly increased stock of rare new fabries and designs for Spring Trade now offered by the CHICAGO CARPET 00., WABASH-AV, AND MONROE-ST. X. B.—Our stock of Furniture, Wall Paper, Bedding. Curtains, &e., Waszever 30 complete before—all new, fresh, destrable suede. SILVER DLENING A party having Mines and Sualing W ‘or! order, sliuated 140 miles rauth of ‘Leadville: ronal . 7 forming a privare company, with sufficient means to Guerate the" same, co heir full capacity. This 1s no eat more money can he real- roferty than {nthe sate of stocks. ed to cull and investigate at base ica REAL ESTATE. pe 300x149 fect corner Pitty frets at, and Calumet-ay. 245x258 corner Grove an! nty-second-sts., with and packing house. REESE IRCE & CO... ‘Dearbora-st. c= } MARCH 23. ad 1879-SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS. WEE FAER. { E, RHMAIN'S Trade is SIMPLY IMMENSE. Buying up Bankrupt Stocks for CASH, and Selling Goods at the Lowest Prices ever named, is cause of Our Won- derful and Much Talked of SUCCESS! Having bought the building adjoining us known as 71 and 73 Adams-st., which will be added to THE FAIR, so as to be able to accommodate those seeking Bargains Not Attainable Elsewhere, WE WILL OFFER THIS WEEK BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY IN OUR: JEWELRY DEPARTMENT Gents, Roll Piated Sleeve Buttons Gente! Vest Chains, Koll Pate. 0 Dosigus in’ Scart itings at about 40c on the 45cand upward. Ladtes’ J ee aud Plated Bracelets at 50c, Gue, and 70c. Solid Gold Chased Itings at ssc. toll Plated Luckets reduced irom O5c to 45¢. Roman Peari Earrings at 2e per patr. i ‘The latest Novelty in the Market—Ladtes’ Roll Plated Sets at 45c and upwai ‘tugd Lot Plated Cunt Pins, 75¢—former price, $1.68. aThebalanes of Jeweiry of Stine s Bankrupt Stock at 25 cents on the dollar, to close out. “Do not mies to see our ive Jewelty Counters St con tains ay 0 diferent articles in Jet rth Sot, sates Toveliler aud’ desius To loe, indeweiy reed SILVERWARE DEPARTMENT! Stock is now complete, and will offer at prices that will astonfsh every une, ‘Bottle Castor, 651 Joo lot triple: plated’ Castersat 40cents on the dollar. Plated Napkin Ltogs, 1 riple-Piat iKs. 38¢, worth 75¢, ertiaced Tea moons, {5 and upsvan er-Plated Table Spoons, 85 and upwards. lated Forks, 85¢ and upwards. lated Neasert Knives, 5c per set. Genuine Rogers Bros'., 12 pwt.'Plated Knives at 5 ahd. Glues Pickle Castors, flac sitver-plated, at 97¢. pie sud Pocket Cutlery at less than 50 centson the Har, ‘OUR LADIES’ FURNISHING DEPARTMENT been enlarged, aud will offer bargains. ‘that cannot ‘be found In apy store In the elty, at 1c, 26, 4c, 6c, Bc, loc. and upwards, ‘Our 5¥) pleces Torchon Laces at 3c, 4c. Sc. Te, Bc, Oe, and upsrards. ‘35 dozen Silk Handkerchifs at 10c. Large Brocade Handkerchiefs ax 330 upwards. Job Lot of over 200 doz. Kid Gloves at half price, CORSETS! CORSETS! CORSETS! The Prices are lower than they were ever offered. 50 Rone Corsets, glove-fitting, a: 45¢. CG") Glove-iltting corsets at Ssc, Worth $1.25. 100 Boue Corsets, side lace, Patent Clasps, at $1.15. Genuine Damask Linen Towels at 10c and upward, Job Lot Turktah Bath Towels, in four different gol- ors. nt 14e, worth 40c. ‘500 doz, Ladies’ cold striped latest style Hose at 8c, 9¢, aud 10¢ per natr. Ladies’ white full reguine cotton Hose at 15¢ per pair. Ladies’ silk Clock Balbrigan Hose at 18c snd upward. ‘A Special Saic of over 10,000 from & Bankrupt Manu- facturers’ Stock of LADIES’ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, Beautifully Embroidered and Trimmed, made in jatest syle and Patrerns, and got up eapecially for nne Retall $1. dol ‘Chemises from 21¢ pand upward. Long Pantelets at 21c and upward. Long Nieht-Rodes trom é5c and upward. Skirts trom 38c and upward. Dupuy Sacques, 48¢ snd upward. Gents’ Furnishing Goods contains Bargains not to be found elsewhere ‘Gents a-Fly Linen Collars at ‘500 doz. riage Uninss ‘Linen Dosoms and Cutts at 250, worth 1,000 doz. Gents’ Seamless t-Tosa at 10c, worth 25. Banerape stock of Suspenders. fies at 25con the dollar. White Lowa Shi Embroideréa Ties at se. A Bankrupt Stock of Boots and Shoes At 40c on the doll: Albums, Satchels, Jewelry-Cases, facturers” prices. "The balance of Siajolica Ware at your own prlecs to cloge out. Majotics Pits at 12c. Parian Statues Ware, Rohemisn “Glass Vases, Totlet Sets. &c., Btine's Devartment Store, at prices le: "ifemember the creat and only Se Counter tn the city. 25,000 articles worth 16 to 25¢ sold’ at your cholee for t less than manu- &c., frou than’ cost to °F ehmann’ 's own, warranted Pure Candies at 120, 160, er fresh every day, at i2cts. Fine ian 3 Candy, randies a¢ 28 cts per po: Nl Cigar Case Topeatns’ tho best Domestte 3e, 4c, Sc, and Havanas at 6c, Setur the best. E. J. LEHMANN, “THE FATR,’’ 196, 198, aud 200 State-st., 61, 63, 65, 67, 69, 71, and 73 Adams-st. w and IMustrated Catalogue. fc, Be, and Send fora X LEADVILLE, Cur THIS” OUT.) LEADVILLE, COLORADO. Leadville and its mines are to-day the wonder of the carbonate ores are immeasely rich, the poor man's inining 10° he worked with an ordi- 1; new mines are discov- ten by the inexperi- enecd stranger as by o the m{lllons in ore al~ ready mined and t¢ cords: r bars ure the best evidences of tne solia eaten ot this Fetal y Fora map with all discoveries, vleldsof silver_and gold at Leadville and vicinity to date, andany informa- Hon destred regarding wines or mint jecs of com~ modities of every kind. demand and wages for labor of every kind, both male and female, bow to get here and what to bring, write Price & McNair, Brokers, Land Minin . inclosing sv cents Every possible courtesy snd information will be exten ed at our ottee here to strangers on, thelr arrival with- out charg REFE ore Fba a Fs Wipieln. Governor Golo raclo, Denyer: Hon. iiten. ndze Us. Circalt rt St. Louts: I U. 5. Senator from jorado, 3 Lake’ ry Bank of Leadville; Glkinos & Heering manufacturers of Sfarsh Harvest: ersand Binders, Chicazo, SHOES. EFPRHD HORD 303 WABASII-AV. ‘We have reduced the prices for our custom-made LADIES’ SHOES For this Spring as follows: Side-Lace Goat. Straight Goat... French kid . seas sete nee “ Button Shoes, 31.00 Extra. Prices for Men's Shoes reduced in proportion. Agents, Leadvitle, C TALLORIN ci ing Sis TIME oly Thre n fall line of the best o Snitings pestManrker. Prices the lowest and work- yuinship. the hest. Pere fect satintaction aunts eed. Fine, Business an ‘Dress Suits o Spe- cipher House Clothing Store. ACKEY, AWE utter etn t =| TAT LORS; .0) R x c. S. iS) : MASCELLANEOUS. pce Chas emnerbicn Se POPE AOTT, HO FOR KANSAS! ! ehall make another trip to Wa Keeney, K ater Le at? all who may Jorn tus go onic ber fmy knowledge of the Coun- efi State-st. ie benefit o! Foret efavormagion call at oflce of the ‘* Chicago Ghocer." 41 Wabash-av.,from 1to 3 p.m. _0.C. GIBBS. PARTNER. je Capital and large experience de- see “a Pageaet wi Bupital in the Lumber Trade in sy ates O 47; rebame otlce, si Ht UE URN WOE oie: TIME TELLS! “J hought an Easy Chair of you FIF- TEEN YEARS ago, and have used it ever since without repairs.” “Eight years ago £ bought a Rocker from a concern that claimed to sell 20 per cent less than your house, and in FOUR months was obliged to send it to your store to be made over; have used it ever sito withont re- pairing.?? ‘The abore remarks, samples of Hundreds of others, ‘were recently maue to a member o! L TOBE TURECO. The “eraze” for cheap Furnitare, re- gardless of quality,. which has raged so fearfully of late, is dying out. The tide has turned; people are tired of sending their Furniture to the repair shop every few weeks. This Company maintains its ORIGINAL STANDARD as to quality of work, and with increased facilities for manufacturing, is daily adding to its stock new goods from the choicest desigus, and furnishing to order Private Dwellings, Hotels, Public Buildings, Offices, &c., &e. WIR, RF. MEISSNER, One of the most accomplished designers in the country, is connected with this Company, and all ordered work is under his supervision. Attention is invited to the follow- ing Testimonials: ND PACIFIC HOTEL, } March 15, 1879. "5 THE TOBEY. 1TUite Uo. G ex! The Furniture manufactured for this potel by you has worn splendidly, aa agi is the most dura ble of any we have seen In any hotel eae nin OTOUN B. DRAKE & CO. PALMER HOUSE, Ciicaco, March 16, ‘The Tobey -Fnrniture Company. furnished a. a large portion of the chamber sets and other furniture of the Palmer House, which, after five years’ use, have given entire satisfaction, and I belleve that no more durable turniture was ever mad POTTER PALMER. TREMONT ROUSE, } March 20, 1879. Car THE TOBEY. FORNITUNE CO. Replying to inquiries about the furnt- ie by your Company for the Sherman, louse ** before.” at ead ibe new Sherman Mouse and Grand Pacific ** after, Sy tie fire, and later 1 Globe, Trans- contincntal, aud United’ States Hote Philadelphia, amounting In all to nearly $$500.900,{n oF ef. Oo» rooms, Thaye to say thas it gave the grdatest satisfaction and demonstrated we were right in giving you the prefer- ence over other manufacturers who-exhibited sampics at the same time {n coumetition for the several orders. The fact that the furniture fn the Grand Pacitic, man- ufactured by you, hes been eopfed fa. style and qualfty, pearly 23 possible, in the Delavan at Albany, and the Palace and Baldwin, San Francisco, tells all that can be sald in favor of.the work, and paya Fou the hich sible compliment. | eaa “only nid that in mny seventeen and Wear of your goods, 1 have tound them, ison with other work, meat durable and cco" ‘Your outfit in the Grand Paclfle (amounting $170,000) during my nearly two years’ management, dtdnoe require en Ouriay of $100 to Keep tt fn perfect condition. Very truly pours, JOHN A. 'RICE, Inte Gage &Tice. SOLE WESTERN AGEN;S "| BEST FOLDING BEDSTEAD IN THE WORLD. THE TOBEY FURNITURE (0. ———_SEATE AND ADAHS.STS. EE EOG IE: EILOGHAP HANG. ‘PunverPaee s HIOYNES.CO.2 LITHOGRAPHERS, Are prepared to execute in the best style and at reasonable prices all kinds of Lithographing. Letter, Note, and Bill Heads. Notes, Checks, Drafts, and Ke- ceipts, Bills of Exchange, Bonds, rah and Mortgages. Circulars and Pamphlet Covers. Agricultural Posters. PROFESSIONAL, TAEGREA INDIAN DOCTOR 170 WEST MADISON-ST. - Mik 4 CIHS? Every aayrendersm,, 5 ient the fact of miracutous cures being performed L, che Great Indian Doctor, and Care ene Duk anatner” by whted he detects disease. Searcely looking at the patient. he at yace tells them gers ache, pala, and dlsagrevable fecling, how lone they have ‘been’ sfc! Many enses_ of deatness, bivdness. and lamen¢ss cured [a ten minutes. Tne ered his inose wonderful ability wilt ve established in your inind before Joa have talked with, him ‘Ave vable disease are minute; exick wiih every co! Hacking to hin from all parts of the city and State, and all express themselves ns inore than satisfied with their treatin: OFFICE—170 WEST MADISON -ST. DENTISTRY. SrCHESNEY BROTHERS Dental Institute. corner ark and icandolphsts. Full Set, nett and best) Gold Plate, finest and best, warranted, $15. Meaced care and eit dn Filing, 34 rates. Ex- ctlug without pain or danger. NITROUS OXIDE GAS. ‘DR. M. W. SHERWOOD Tras administered this safe anesthetic for the painless extraction of iceth to more than 17,060 persons in this No nectdent has occurred aud, no, unpleasant ef fecrhax hen experienced. He continues the practice and gives special and personal attention to the extrac- ton of teeth at Rooms 48 and 29 Dore Block, rance to elev: -st.. cor. of State. FOLDING BED. Burrs Folding Bed, Hazdsome. Compact, Substantial. Mave in Designs of Desks, Wardrobes, Cases, Parlor Cabinets. ‘Manuf"d and Sold by A. H. Andrews & Coy 2it & 213 Wabash Ave. Call and Examine. FOs SALE. Will offer this week a large line of “Speciaities” in Hardware. A. W. WHEELER, {41 Lake-st. NATURAL MIRERAL WATER, The Apollinaris Company (Limited) have attached but little importance to the scan- dalous paragraphs and advertisements respecting Apollinaris Water which have appeared from time to time in the newspapers. Some of the statements were so absurd that they must have amused those who had any information on the subject; others were not without ingenuity, and evineed a certain speciousness which was calculated to mislead the public. Their motive and the interests they were intended to serve were sufficiently transparent. ‘The time has arrived when the Apollinaris Company (Limited) think it desireblo to give an authoritative, an incontrovertible reply to the slanderous and malignant accusa- tions which have been leveled against them. They do so by the publication of the following letter from the United States Treasury, to which they append tbe certificate of the world-famous Protessor Virchow, of Berlin. These documents will satisfy every reasonable mind, and will leave any future slan- derous inventions respecting Apollinaris Water to the contempt which thoy merit : lcory.1 TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE UF THE SECRETARY, WASHINGTON, D. C., Fed. 21, 1879. Messrs, Frederick de Bary & Co., 41 Warren-at., New York: GextLeses: The Department {3 {n receipt of your letter of the 22th Inst., Inquiring the results of the in~ ‘Yestigation requested by you last spring Into the con- { dition of Apollinarls Waters {mported into the United States, with reference tothe question whether such waters are natural mineral waters entitled to exemp- tlon from duty, or are, as had been freauently claimed, substantially art{fictal mineral waters, subject to the duty provided by the statue In such cases. In conformity with your request the Secretary of State was asked to cause a thorough inquiry to be made into the matter by our Consul at Cologne, and coples of documents on filein this Department, which con- tained statements reflecting upon the manner {a which such Apollinarls Waters were prepared for shipment to the United States, were furnished to the Consul. ‘A very voluminous report upon the subject has been received, with accompanying documents, from sclen- tistsand others who have made the matter a study, and who have fully inspected the Spring. ‘The Consul states that the fullest opportunity was given him to examine the Spring and all its surround- —_—_—— in hat no machinery for the manufacture of arti- thetal carbonic acid as was found o2 or near the prem: ises, and-that no necessity exfsted for the manufacture of such gas for use 19 bottling the Waters, fur the rea- son that the Spring {tsulf sunplles far mo: necessary for the purpoee of bottling the Preserving the same smocntof gas as ts contained fo the Water whilein the Spring. ‘The Consul concludes his report. as follows: ‘I therefore state thas [cis my opinion, formed after what I considera careful and patnstaking {nvestiation, that the Apoliinarls Water bottled at the Apoilinaris Spring. as exported to the United States, fs beyond question s: natural mineral water.” Theevicence which accompanies tho Consal's dis- patch seems to abundantly sustain bis concluston that the Apollinaris Water as heretofore imported {3 a nat- ural mineral water entitled to exemption from duty. ‘Very respectfully. H. F. FRENCH, Asalstant Secretary. {cory.] ‘The Naturat Apoltinaria Water of the Apollinarls Spring near Ncuenshr fs an elialine gaseous water which may be used habitually as a table water. Its Pleasant taste and its richness fn pure carbonic acld favorably distinguish ft from the other similar minerAt waters. Signed, | PROFESSOR DR. VIRCUOW. Berlin, Dec. 24. LL PAPER. WALL PAPER, Largest Selections MGRATH'S. WALL PAPER. Lowest Wrices M’GRATH'. WALL PAPER. Newest Patterns M'GRATH'S. WALL PAPER, Most Artistic Work M’GRATH’S. WALL PAPER. WA & ae State-st. MGRATH’ Ss. BUSINI ESS OSE AIEDS. REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE RENTING AGENCY. WM. A. BUTTERS & CO,, GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, (Established in Chicago January, 1856), will give par- ‘cular attention to the Sale of Real Fstate and the Renting of Dwellings, Houses, and Stores. Parties having houses to reut will please favor us with acall at our Ofice, 173 HAST RANDOLPH-ST. Printing and St Stationery. Messe, MILLER, WAGNER & UMBDENSTOCK wish to call the attention of their former patrons and the public in general that they have avain resmned pusiness after the disastrous fire of afew weeks ago. Our Type and Presses are all NEW and of the latest {itroxements, whiten enables us to-do all ‘Kinds. of road and Commercial Printing, “plata and tn CHEAPER THAN EVEL We hone, you will Ona call. LER, WAGNER & UMBDENSTOCK, 11g South Ciark-st. ¢.Y. Transfer Co. (ESTABLISHED A. D. 1860). specialty made of furnishing Wholesale Houses with'Double and Sinsie Teams, and doing their work by the year more satisfactorily than they can doit themselves. Odlice and Stables, 124 and 125 Michizaa- ay,, near Madisun-st. WaRDWARE. TO THE DRY GOODS TRADE! Ihave alarge stock of popular articles in Hardware looked foron the “cheap coun- ter.” A. W. WHEELER, 141 Lake-st. SHEET MUSIC. ’ And two Vie other pieces of Standard Music, st 10 cents each. SMITHS CHEAP BOOK & NEWS STORE, 122 DEARBORN-ST. al” E Fine Spectacles suited to all sights on scientide ciples. Opera and Field iia Giasses, “Telesco} scones, Barometers, &c. Pe SVE WATLORENG. EXPOSITION - OF FINE Weolens & Trimmings CENTLEMEN’S NOVELTY &: AARNENTS! GRAND SPRING OPENING! MONDAY AND TUESDAY, March 24 and 38, iad and Evening, GATZERTS Popular Tailoring House, 179, 181, 183 CLARK-ST; CORNER MONROE. In extending a cordial] invitation to our patrons, friends, and the public in reneral, to honor us with their presence on this oc- casion, we are confident that they will feel well repaid for their visit. OPEN TILE 10 P.M. CABINET PORTRAITS in any desired style, Elegant and Superior to any produced elsewhere in the city, at the uniform price of $6 PER DOZEN. Card Photos, EXTRA VINE, only $F per dozen. te CHILDREN Photographed instantancously. Brands Siudios JOR LOTS. Polished Cedar Pencils ¢ Memorandum Lo Paper and. ‘heap Tack-Hammers per_ ros Good Tack-Hammers per gr Stove-Cover Lifters per gross bes-Idnes per bundred.. SSESt Ess A Fifty yard spool Cotton per doz 20535 ck Silk Bows per doz. 40 dren's Col'd Border Itdgits per doz 29, Good White temmed 1akts per doz, ps Child's Embroidered Bibs per doz. 3h Yarnished Back Halr Brushes per ‘8s Cheap Tollet Soap per sross, Yov-yd Spool Silk: per doz Fall Count Tollet Pins per doz papers. BIE Sik or Jet Buttons per gross ‘Small Chromos (aszortet) per hundred, LL XD IN YOUR ORDE CHEAP COAL $4.00 per ton Hocking Valley Cea gegen Hocking Valley Sut Indiana Nut Con ard owes: Current Price: ‘The Hodttre Ganley Cont considering its Cleanliness and Durabjiity, is the cheapest fuel in the market. W. P. ERD & CO. if ft OMe, 1it Las Eine rn Eat end Hinsie-s Bridge. “ SUNDAY HERALD.” THE LARGEST co TISPAPER ISSUE 100, O00 | COPIES “THE SUNDAY HORNING HERALD, MARCH 29, 1879. The greatest advertisement for Chi- cago since'71. ‘The attention of Manufacturers and Merchants is respectfullz Invited to thia Vast Cirealat~ ing Mt Ad THE MORNING HERALD Of- fice, 463 Weebington:st, { i | diction; WASHINGTON. A Formal Joint Meeting of the Democratic Caucus Committees. The Majority Favor the “ Modification ” of the Election Laws. And Will Atiach Such Amendatory Clauses to the Appropria~ tion Bills, The “Modifeation” to Consist of the Abolition of the Chief Supervisor, And the Appointing ‘of Election Offi- cers Who Shali Have No Authority. Tho Whole Scheme in the Inter- est of the Roughs and Thugs. A Favorable Decision Expected in the | - Fitz John Porter Inquiry. “THE PROGRAMME , AGREED UPON IN THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS. Epectat Dispatch to The Tribune. Wasnminetox, D. €., March 22.—The joint Democratic Caucus Committee, after a session of five hours to-lay, agreed upon a policy with regard to the Appropriation bills and the re- peal of the Supervisor law. The agreement is not onc which promises a short session. The talk of compromise has been to no purpose 60 far as this Committee goes. In some respects, the programme decided upon to-day is even tore violent than the action of the Inst Con- gress. Briefly, the plan is this: That the following sections of the Revised Statutes shall be unconditionally revealed, the repealing laws tobe incorporated in the Appropriation bills, viz.: Secs. 2,020 to 2,027, inclusive, and Sec. 5,52. The difference between this proposition and that of the last Congress is, that the repeal proposed then extended from Sce. 2,011 to Sec. 2,030, inclusive. The new proposition does not suggest the repeal of Sec. 2,011 to Sec. 2,019, but of Sec. 2,025 to Sec. 2,030, inclusive. Yet this agreement to-day: : GOES VERY MUCH FURTHER : than the scheme of, the last Congress, in that the repeal of Sec. The meaning of this will be more clearly seen from an examination of these sections. The sections which it ds proposed to retain in the laws are those whick authorize two citizens i+ ang city of over%20,000 inhabitants, or ten citizens in any - Congressional District, prior to the régistration of voters, to petition the Judge to have the resistration guarded ond scrutinized, to petition for the av-. pointment of two citizens, of different political partics, ableto read and write the English Janguages” as Supervisors of Election. ‘The re- quircsnent is that the Court SHALL BE ALWAYS OPEN for the transaction of business under this jaris- the section prescribing the duties of Supervisors, to challenge, to verify the lists, to inspect and scratinize the registration and the like, to attend at the polls until the votes are cast and gounted, to scrutinize the manner of the yotiffy and the method of checking, to personally serutinize and count cach ballot, and to have the. authority to ocenpy such post- tions at the polls as will best enable them to do this. There the Democratic Joint Caucus Com- mittee propose that the power of the Federal Government shall end. The two Supervisors, not the Chief, are permitted to be retained, but they are deprived of all their police powers, and are to have % ONLY POWERS OF INSPECTION AND OBSERVA- ‘TION. See. 2,020, which provides the method for punishing those who molest these Supervisors, * and gives the Chief Supervisor power to hold? court to determine this, isto be repealed. Sec. 2,021, which authorizes the appointment of Special Deputies, is to be repealed. Sec. 2,022, | which prescribes the duties of Deputy Mar-} shals, and the following sections, which’ give power to. make arrests and to calli upon the bystanders, are all to be repealed.’ Tn addition to ‘that it - is proposed; to repeal Sec. 5,522, which provides the penal-: ties for interfering with Surervisors of Elec’ tions, Marshals, or Deputies on election-day. "The repeal of this section would, in fact, repeal | the law which provides any punishment what-j; ~ ever for fraud and intimidation or crim against the elective franchise. In short, the joint Democratic Caucus Committee proposes to: permit two Supervisors, one of each party, to} remain without any powers as MUTE, HELPLESS, AND MANACLED SPECTATORS to represent the General Government, wita due | notice given to the rougha, thugs, and repeat-' ers that any act of violence committed againse | Supervisors as such is not a crime, and will not be punished, and that the United States has no; j power to protect these officers in this act of) supervision, or to punish anybody for the crimes t which they may discover and report. This mach was decided as to the negative ° legislation. There was no decision on the sub- ject whether there should be any affirmative ¢ legislation to take the place of the sectious ; of the Election law which it is proposed to re- peal. ‘lo determine that question a sub-com-: mittee was appointed with instructions to re- port again to the General Caucus Committee on Monday. This Committee on the part of the! Senate consists of Thurman, Bailey, Kernan, and Saulsbury, and on the part of the House of - Chalmers, Carlisle, Atkins, and Springer. In the Springer bill there is affirmative lecis- lation to protect the ballot. After considerable discussion it was decided that these radical, vio- lent, and revolutionary provisions should not be sent first to the President in a separate bill, but. should be ATTACHED TO THE APPROPRIATION BILLS asathreat. The two branches of the Caucus committee found great difliculty in coming to a conclusfon on the subject of general lesislation, and finally they agreca to disagree. The House Committee was very persistent that before these appropriations could be introduced in the House, and after they had been sent tothe Senate, the House should be permitted to en- gage in an; legislation which the majority should agree to take up. AMONG THE BILLS MENTIONED as of pressing necessity are the Yellow-Fever Dill, the bill relative to the cattle disease, and similar measures. The House Committee favored this general legislation by a vote of 8to2 Phelps, the eleventh member, being ill and not able to be present. Clymer, of Penosslyania, and Bicknell, of Indiana, are understood to have been the two men who op- posed any general legislation. In the Senate Committee, however, every member except Thurman. opposed any general legislation whatever. fe co-operated with the y