Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 20, 1880, Page 1

hicago Daily Tribune. VOLUME XL. GENERAL SUPPLY STORE. egy HOW THE WIND BLOWS. SEA, WITH HIS USUAL AMOUNT OF WIND, NOW Blows About Straws, this week will close out a $5,000 a of Ladies’, Gents’, Misses’, Boys’ and Children’s Straw ts--e Yes, 4,000 Straw Hats, Straw Caps, Straw Bonnets, Straw Shapes. Gexsize French Lerhorns, Fayals, Waterpro! fats Top Strams, French’ Chips, French Tepes, pete air Hats. Commodores, Oll-cloth Tops, [phere Flats, Chip Flats, Cobargs. White trimmed Begattss, Sailors, Xc., kc. dc. Shapes and Hats, 2 cts. “yuo faapes and Hats at 2 cts., actually costing to w make and” nace or 201050 ts, al—all ta (2) cs, AOO Better Shapes and Hats, 4 CENTS osx EACH. (3 Boys’ Ribbon Trimmed Straws At 12 cts. 114 Children’s Ribbon Trimmed Sailor Hats at 19c. sm Assorted Ladies’ and Children’s at 4c. LOOK! 27 cts. Fancy Tape Hats. 00 TS Waierproor eats. 520 Straw '* Lotus *? Hats. ‘400 Ladies’ Fancy Si 200 Misses? Stylish Hats, 280 Assorted Sailor Hate. ANY OF THESE FOR 27 CTS, Worth 50 cts to $1.00. NE CTS. 600 Assorted Hats. ‘ eras, Chips, Boys’ Trimmed, White Trim- ‘toed Regattas, Commodores, Sailors, etc., etc. ALL AT THIRTY-HINE CTS, Worth Sx.00 to $1.50. BLOWING SEA’S WIND. E| Work | , | 50 ‘al E'$1 to ni4Sc Styles. "30,000 HATS THIS WEEK... FLOWERS. DAISIES, BLOSSOMS, BUDS, £C., £0. 2 for { cent. Violets, 2 cts dozen. Roses, 3 cts, 5 cts, 9 cis. Pansies (large). 3 cts. Sprays, Scts, 7 cts, 12 cts. Oherry Wreaths and Sprays, 39 cts, worth $1. ENTIRE NEW STOCK THIS WEEK. IT SOUNDS GAUDULZY When we tell you that we will offer Monday (1o-Morrow) L000 CADZE UNDERSHIRTS “Crawe TRENENNUS TUM SHTULS a. ID cts. wc. FINER QUALITIES, LADIES’ AND GENT'S. 800 CH’LDN’S MARSEILLES SUN BONNETS dw 12 cts. “sar SEA’S Way BREEZE. 3,500 ALL-LINEN FANCY STRIPE “EP TOWELS xty SIX ,.224,,CENTS. é. Sold everywhere for 12 1-2 cts. or more. 4000 FINER TOWELS, g to 32 cts. CHEAP. ¥ 9 NOW WEVE GOT YOU. sates | GENUINE | sates TORCHON LACE, GOOD WIDTH, NICE QUALITY, oxy fS ctS. Yano. ‘Still Finer up tog cts. yard. VALENCIENNES LACE, 12 YARDS FOR 7 1-2 Cts. edoc, Russian, Chantilly, Spanish, Bre- tonne, etc., etc., etc, etc. LACES AT HALF VALUE LISLE. LACE GLO" { "i dave 9 cts.[4t, 48 cts. 83 All-Linen Fancy Striped LAP ROBES ALHNETY-HIGHT CTS. (Usual Prive, $2.00). -HAVE YOU SEEN These ing Chairs Tables, Toys, Half Usuai Prices. SHA iia Bakrpt Stocks Some DRY GOODS, &c. [BLE PRICES. 200 Pieces Linen Lawns at 12 1-2¢ and rsc; former price, agc and goc. a5 Canes Standard Prints, WINDSOR, SPRAGUE, Conestoga, Eddystone, Hartel, and Manchester, at sc; former price, 8c. 10,000 Yds. Yard-Wide Dress Cambric at 6 1-203 former price, 12 1-20. 500 Pieces Satin-Stripe Grenadines at 12 1-26; worth asc. goo Pieces Dress Linens at 12 1-2¢, 15¢, 18¢, and 20c; former price, 18c, 20¢, 25¢, and 3oc. 200 Pieces All-Wool Buntings at 15¢; former price, ase. roo Pieces Rich Novelty Trimming Dress Goods, Double Fold, at soc and 6sc; former price, $1.00 and $1.25. 2,000 Stripe and Wash Poplin Skirts at 37 1-2¢, 40¢, ‘4sc, 65c, and 7§¢; former price, 6oc, 75¢, 8oc, 81.00, and $1.25. 1,000 Dozen All-Linen Damask Towels at 8c, 10c, x2 ac, 15¢, and 18c; former price, 12 1-2¢, 5c, aoc, and asc. 50,000 Yds, Colored Embroideries at 2 1-2¢, 3¢, 4¢, se, and 6c; former price, 5c, Sc, 8c, roc, and x2 1-26. 5,000 Gfoss White Pearl Buttons at 2c, 3¢,4¢ St, 6c, and 8c doz.; worth sc, 6c, 8c, 10¢, 12 1-2c, and 15c. 300 Pieces Black French Chantilla Lace at fc, toc, 32 1-2¢, 15¢, 18¢, 20¢, 22¢, and.25c, from auction, very cheap. goo Cartons Real Ostrich Tips, in all the newest shades, Old Gold, Light Blue, Cream, Helio- trope, Lemon, Black and White, at 35c, soc, 65c, and 75¢; worth 6oc, 85c, goc, and $1.25. s00 Cartons Roses, 4¢, Sc, 8c, 10¢, 12 1-2C, 15¢, 18c, 20¢, 25¢, and 30¢; half price. 10,000 Ladies’, Misses’, and Boys’ Straw Hats, in Chips, Rough-and-Ready, Fancy Mixed, En- glish Straw, every shape, a Jobber’s stock, at one-quarter cost. 2,000 Doz. Black and Colored Lace Mitts, all Sitk ‘Twist, Warranted, at soc, 65¢- 75¢, and Bsc; worth 75¢, $1.00, $1.25, and $1.50. 1,000 Cartons Gros Grain Satin and Cord Edge Rib- bons at 3c, 2c, 3c, 4¢, 5¢, 8c, 10, and 12 1-26, from auction ; half price. ao0 Real Human Hair Switches, the stock of a failed Broadway Retailer, at $2,50, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00, and $6.00; worth 85.00, 87.00, $8.00, 812.00, and $24.00. 2,000 Ladies’ All-Linen Dusters at 75c, 95¢, $1.25, and §1.50; former price, $1.25, $1.50, 62.75) and $2.25. 3,000 Ladies’ All-Linen -Piece Suits at $1.25, 8t.50, and $2.00; former price, $2.50, $3.00, and $4.00. ~ s00 Pieces Figured Imported Piques at 15¢; former price, 36c. 75 Pieces Black Gros Grain Silks at) soc, s5¢, Soc, 6st, 75¢, Boc, and goc, from Auttion; awful cheap. . 100 Pieces Black Satins, the favorit Golden Wheel Brand, at 65c, 75¢, 85c, goc, and $1.00; very cheap. 75 Pieces Colored Satins, in all the newest shades, Tie!, Cream, Fawn, Heliotrope, Light Blue, Old Gold, Gendarme, from 6c up; very cheap. 3,000 Remnants of Black and Colored Silks and Satins at half regular price, to close at once. 300 Boys’ Suits, the stock of a Retail Clothing Dealer retiring from business, at soc on the dollar. é $10,000 Stock of Ladies’, Misses’, and Children's Fine Shoes, a Jobber's stock, bought at an im- mense sacrifice for Spot Cash, at 6oc on the dollar. Clearing Jobs. 97 T-2¢ $2.00 Beaded Crowns for. soc Silk Fichus for..... 3gc Children's Sua Bonnets fo 1.00 Sum Umbrella for . asc Men's Gauze Shirts { soc Jet Ball Back Combs 5c Sewing-Silk Veils for. a5c Crocheted Collars for. $3.00 Shetland Tal Ostrich Tips, 3 fo soc Spray Flowers Money refunded at all times if goods are not satisfactory. BOSTON. STORE, 118 & 120 State-st. SUNDAY, JUNE 20, 1880—SIXTEEN PAGES. “ THE FAIR.” Nweeping Reductions In Every Department! AT B. J. ERLMANY’S, “THE FAIR,” Corner State and Adams-sts. Genssine Rogers & Bros, 12-03, Sitver-Plated Knives at $1.38 a Set. Genuine Royers Silvcr-Plated Teaspoons at ($1.00 a Set. Standard Silver Plate Pickle Casters, Butter Dishes, Syrup Pitchers, : Celery Stands, Sugar Bowls, Trays, Cups and Goblets at 88o. SPECIAL SALE OF JEWELRY THIS WEEK! Bead our Prices on FANS & PARASOIS. $1.00 Fans for 45c. 2 $2.00 Fans for 88¢. $3.00 Kans for $1.25. $5.00 Fans for $1.95. Real Jory Jap Fans for 25¢. 4 good Rarasol for 10¢. ‘large Parasol for 150. Better for 250, £2c, 60c, and upwards. A fine 100-Rone Corset, beautifully embroid~ ered, for 75c. 100 Doz. Children’s Wash Collars at 50; worth 15¢. Spanish Laces, Bretonne,and Languedoc Laces at one-half the usual prices. Extra Large Au-Linen Hucky-Baok Towels at ce MOSQUITO NETTING at 0c and £5c; worth double. Job Lot of Buttons, latest styles, at Soa doz; worth 15¢ a doz. to import. Ladies’, Men's, Misses’, Hoye’, and Children’s Host at one-half Driy- Goods House prices. An Extra Large Au-Silk Hdkf. at 390. Gents’ 4-ply Linen Collar at 8c. A fine AU-Silk Gent's Scarf at 25¢. Job Lot of 100 doz. of Hand Mirrors, with Leather Backs, at 10¢. : Satchels, Pocket- Books, and Leather Goods at a sacrifice. A Genuine Hair Switch, all shades, at 50ce Perfections at 50c. i A Real Hair Frize at 330. A Prize Net at Gc. G00 Doz. Folding Brittania Drinking Cups at 18c. A Silk Velvet Frame, with Nickel atZe. Retter at 12¢ and 220, worth A good Nickel-Plated Revolver at 95c. HATS! HATS! Imitation Leghorn Hat, 15. Men’s $1.00 Hat for 30c. Boy's Sailor Hats for 220. Men’s and Boy’s Indian Panamas, 50. Ladies’ Sunshades at L40. And g fou more of those Fine-Irimmed Hats 88e. Special Sale This Week OF LADIES’ UNDERWEAR! Base-Ball Bats, 3c. Ladies’ Shoe Dressing, 3c. A Large Slate for 4c. Hoyt's German Cologne at 14c. Patent Medicines a one-Half Drug-Store ° ices. Wizard Oil, 25c. St. Jacobs Oil, 250. ‘Dr. Case’s Liver Remedy and Blood Puri- fier at 13¢. Wo are still selling our BOOTS & SHOES At our Popular Low Prices! Haring just received s large shipment of Brooks’ Chocolate and Cocoa, We will offer them at the following LOW PRICES! German American Chocolate at 28¢ a tb. Premium Chocolate at 38c a Ib. Ierooks’ Itroma at 44¢ 3 Ib. Brooks’ Cocoa st 44c 8 I Breakfast Tablo Cocoa at 55¢ a Ib. Our Candies, Lemonade, Mead, and Soda Water Department ‘Is a mammoth institution in itself, snd attracts hun- dreds daily to our stores. E, J, LEHMANN, “THE FAIR,” Gomer State and Adams-sts, o HE FAIR.» “SEND Semi-Annual Clearing SAL E! EJ,LEHMANN'S THE FAIR, Corner State and Adams-sts. A lasge 8-ball Croquet, complete, for 73¢. A large 4-ball Croquet, complete, for 42c. A full-size Eastlake Rocking Chair, with carpet seat and fringe; for 88¢. A7x9 Mirror, in fancy frame, for 18c. A large Flower Stand, ebony finish, for 65c. A large Flower stand, solid black walnut, for 6gc. A lady’s Folding Work Table for gsc. A solid black walnut 8x10 Frame, fancy, for 48c. A solid black walnut 4x6 Frame, complete, for 8c. A large Rattan Door Mat for 48c. A large Brussels Carpet Door Mat for 78c. A large Rustic Flower Stand at 9sc., Rustic Chairs, Hanging Baskets, etc., at about one- half that others ask. Afull-size Baby Carriage, with steel springs, at 84.95+ : A tull-size Baty Carriage, steel springs and canopy top, for $6.85. Express Wagons, Toy Perambilstors, Velocipedes, etc., at less than they cost to manufacture. Alady’s Iarge Straw Satchel, with two leather straps and latest pattern, for s8c. A large Picnic Basket, something new, for 48c. A.2ax30 Chromo, in a new shell frame, for 88c. A heavy Step Ladder, all sizes, at 17¢ per foot. A genuine Dover Egg Beater for 22c, worth 48c. A 12-gallon Water Cooler, oak pattern, for $5.78. Genuine White Mountain Ice-Cream Freezers at the following low prices: r-quart for $1; 2- quart for 82.50, etc. A to-quart painted Watering Pot fors3¢, worth 75¢. CROCKERY GLASSWARE, MAJOLICA WARE 6-inch Hotel Bakers for sc. 8-inch Hotel Bakers for 7c. 8-inch Hotel Plates for 5c. 6-inch Hotel Piatters for sc. Cups for 1c, Mustards 3c, Individual Butters rc, Goblets 4c, Saucs Dishes ac, Pepper Bottles 3c. Full-size Beer Glasses for 7c, Berry Dishes roc. Majolica Cups and Saucers for 13¢. Majolica Piates, assorted styles, tor 12c. Majolica Cuspidores, Tea Sets, Bread Piates, Sinok- ing Sets, etc., at 1-3 less than they cost to im- port. Alarge Glass Lamp, complete, for 20c. ‘A large Glass Lamp, with White Shade, 30c, A large Student's Lamp, complete, soc. A large Bronze-Base Lamp, complete, 85c. Tinware and Hardware, A large Side Coffee Mill, with cover, asc. A large Box Coffee Mill, 33¢. Large Picture Nails, assorted Colors, at 1c. Genuine Geneva Fluters at gsc. Sad Irons, with Nickel-Plated Bottom, at 7c a Ib. Cuspidores, Toilet Sets, Saws, Hammers, Hatch- ets, etc., at our Popular Prices, A 12-inch Wash-Bow! for 6c. A 4-at. Coffee-Pot for 17¢. A 6-qt. Pressed Milk Pan for roc. A medium size Bird Cage for 38c. A large size Bird Cage for gsc. SPECIAL! SPECIAL! JUST RECEIVED, Large Terra Cotta Flower Pots, all colors, and with saucers, for toc; better, 16c, x8, and up- wards. Large Hanging Baskets, roc and upwards. Archery! Archery! ‘Which we are offering at’Retail less than Jobbers’ Prices. B. J. LEMANNK, “The Fair,” Cor. State and Adams-sts. GENERAL ‘TICES. DIAMONDS, WATCHES, &c. WATCHES. Six very fine Solid Gold Stem-Winding Chronographs, fly-backs and split fly-back, 1-4 second, forsale cheap, at GOLDSMID'S, g9 East Madison-st. Also, a magnificent minute Repeater at a great bargain. DIAMONDS. The largest assortment in the city of fine Solitaire and Cluster Rings, Pins, Studs, Earrings, Charms, Lace Pins, &c., &c., at the lowest bottom prices, at GOLDSMID’S Old-Established Loan and Bullion Office, 99 East Madison-st. One pair Matched Stones, over 23 carat, for sale very cheap. STATIONERY, &c- UTED COSTED TORTS IVER PAGE, 2, dHOYNES.CO.2= RETAIL STATIONERS Fashionable Note Papers & Envelopes, a Papers, Mourning Papers, edding Stationery, Visiting Cards, Enoraving and Stamping, We making extensive repairs are Goes for business as Usual iz all departments. BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PRINTING, SEO er ea Chicago Jockey Trotting (lub. NOTICE. Official Programmes of the Races will be sold on the track by boys in uniform, and also on street cars prior to reaching the grounds. No others are reliable. D. L. HALL, Sup’t. A Grand Fourth of July Celebration ‘Will be held at the Oak Grove Fashion Park at Jefferson, Four miles from Chicago City limits on the Milwan- kee-ny. plank-road. SUMMER RESORTS. Oconomowoc, Wis. Col W. A, ENRINS bas opened the TOWNSEND HOUSE FOR THE SEASON. WANTED, CAPITAL WANTED. In an established mani iz business. Demand for goods more than we can supply. No debts. Profits [oO °Werorence Al. Address 1, && Tribune office. PHOTO HY. TANEOUS — P PH taken of the REPUBLICAN NA- TIONAL, CON ‘ION, showing the President, Deicgates rominent men on the piat= is, Rey DI form, and visitors in the galloy, when in sesston (and which certainty is the grund- phy the world has ever seen, infavorable circumstances. ‘Sir. Mosher has arrai Mxt board, with Gen. phy, and famous speech printed in full, which cer- fainly will be the grand “SOUVIENIE” of the Cam- paign, and ought to be rend by every young man in Rinerien, no matter how poor, und emulute Garfield. ‘Bay it fora keepsnke, for it is a histurical pleture, and can never be replaced, and Is for sale at MOSH, GALLERY, 125 State-st, Chicago. itin his artistic style, on eld's Photoxraph, Bloxra- Price 50 cents 2 copy. H. ROCHER, PHOTOGRAPHER, 79-79-81 State-st., Chicago. DENTiSTRY. VITALIZED AIR. New Safe Remedy. No More Pain wit Teeth, Be: VICKOR BABY FOOD. ‘This tavatuable and strictly American Teod prepared fram the recips of ene of Ke ‘Ys Chty’s meat eminent phyuicans, maybe raied on ns the bect keowa ea stieate foe mether’s milk, Lo 5 diet fr the gst, the sisk or convalaecents, 11's meeps elt Grocer. 6427 % ee ae 6 bie ar. é £90 ae a Oi Sy Litivey| eS GE Gq oi Ve \ cm if fain, ay. ek Wal atin Yidsag, 28% eee> a La AS 2 ges Se dah A <a Cae at, 4) 2 os 862 ae on >be » Wi ad ae : 36 ess a5 Bs @ » Ww bee 3 5 ge§ g ao S885 pp 28 oR vA aoe € 7 Begs 23 N oO =o 58 3 8 aos Be The “Sleepless Clothiers” offer to-morrow 100 “Kneckabout” Flannel Suits for boys aged from 3 to 10; price, $2.50. These Suits are well adapted to the art of the ‘“‘mud-pie makers,” and you had bet- ter ste] WILLOUGHBY, in and buy a couple for vacation. L & CO. will offer to-morrow morning 300 flat Gentlemen’s Scarfs (read it Gentlemen’s Flat Scarfs) of the new- est shapes,---CHOICE, 25 CENTS,---and the price. has been 75 cts., . $1, $1.25, and even $1.50, but we bought them cheap, and sell them Don’t you care? cheap. Wit LouGHBy, HILL & CO. will offer to-morrow a splendid job lot of Boys’ Straw Hats,---CHOICE, 50 CENTS,---have been selling for $1 and $1.25. WILLOUGHBY, for men at $1.50; HOLL & CO. will offer to-morrow 100 pair of Pants Vest of same, 75 cents. They are dark and very respectable-looking Pants; are body lined; could not be made for any where near the money; LOUGHBY, HILL & CO. wi but spat cash bought them cheap, let ¢o of them for spot call as usual. Don’t think for one moment that there is any store in Chicago, no matter what they advertise, that scll good goods for less money than Willoughby, Hill & Co. Anyway, Sleepless Clothiers will accept the situation, try aud find out how ’tis, and the for they don’t “NEED” or “WANT” any man’s money unless they can give as much, or more, yalue for the same than any other dealer. The World's Greatest Clothiers and Fur- nishers for the Male Sex, Corner Madison and Clark-sts. Deeds of daylight by daylight, in the daytime, “lightest” and the heaviest”? C) lothing House in Chicago. Also, 416 to 424 Milwaukee-av., between Chicago-ay. and Carpenter-st. ‘Also, corner of Blue Island-ay. and Twelfth-st. 3 OPEN TILL NINE AT NIGHT. SEE YOU TO-MORROW, “PERHAPS.” —————— FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c. CLOTHING. RELIEF! Workingmen, Workingwomen, Mechanics, Clerks, Teachers, All persons of narrow incomes desiring to secure the blessings of a legitimate, inde- pendent existence, outside of hotels and boarding-houses, by keeping house for themselves, can get an outilt ON TIME! In Plain or Fancy Chamber Sets, Plain or Fancy Parlor Sets, Plain or Fancy Car- pets, Plain or Fancy Kitchen Goods, etc., Without Inierest! At the Original Easy Payment Ware- rooms, 132 and 184 West Madison-st. JOHN M.SMYTH, MANUFACTURER. : OFFICE AND SALESROOM, 132 & 134 WEST MADISON-ST. FURNITURE | AND ALL HOUSEFURNISHINGS, RE Rooms with medium or the most elecaot Rade including Carpets, Decorations of every de- seription, Wall Papers, Curtains and Curtain Goods of ef Pinds: and Bedding of every description, You will sure Money, Time, and a great deal of porplexity by SMierng of s,as We bave the stock und foree of Gorkmen to insure prompt and first-class work in every department. CHICAGO CARPET CC. 156, 158, 100 and 162 Wabash-ar., car. Monroe. DS. BU SS a OR Is due to all Soldters of the late War who were dis- 75,09 fa‘ony way. ond to heirs of any such who died in consequence of thelr service. Unicas application iidied in Washington Before July 1 all back money will be fors MILO B. STEVENS & CO., Pen- sion Attorn veland, 0., und Chicago. 111. ui OUIS K. GILLSON, Resident Partner, 99 Metropolitan Block. IRA HOLMES, GENERAL BROKER, 86 WASHINGTON-ST. OWING 1) AN’ UNPRECEDENTED RUSH THIN GOODS, ‘We have been, within the last ten days, placed ina position to make selections from the very latest novelties in the Eastern market. There is not a newer or more complete stock of Men's, Bays, and. Children's CLOTHING Offered in the West, and at prices that WILL NOT RECOGNIZE COMPETITION. MEN'S BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, Equal lo the very best custom tailoring, and fully 4o per cent cheaper. MEN'S NOBBY, STYLISH. WELL MADE AND DURABLE Cheviot Suits. Call before you buy; please you sure. Buyers of Clothing are aware that-in Chicago fur-lined, perspiration proof, and water-proof Suits are frequently needed in one day; got’em all. Prices low. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. PRICE FIVE CENTS. . PRESIDENTIAL. Doubtand Uncertainty Large~ ly Make Up the Situation at Cincinnati. Tilden’s Withdrawal Positively Asserted and as Posi- tively Denied. Seymour’s Oft-Repeated Dec- .lination Discussed on All Hands. The Tammany and Anti-Tamman y Men as Wide Apart as Ever, And Will Continue So Until th Gramercy Ghost Is Ex- = orcised. Hendricks and Bayard Loom. ing Up as Probable Candidates. Illinois Delegates Vigorously Raid ing for Outlying Official Crumbs. Growing Feeling in Indiana Against the Supreme Court Decision. CINCINNATI. OUR REPORTER CIRCULATES AMONG ‘THR DELEGATES. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Crscrxnxatt, O., June 19.—The historian will certainly record this as the most mem- orable Convention ever held under the direc- tion of the Democratic party. Itis certainly the ablest aggregation of talent. It presents more candidates, and is without question the most outspoken and mercenary gathering of men that the party has ever called together. Conscientiously the men here believe they see the Presidency within their reach; po- litically they are the stupidest of asses. The men who may be classed in the tatter line are Ben Hill, of Georgia; Carter Harrison, of Chicago; Sam Randall, of Pennsyl- vania; Stevenson, of Kentucky; and the Tom Hendricks men of Indiana, At this writing these are the men who are giv- ing shape to public opinion, and not one of them has an opinion, not one of .them.a fol- lowing. These men go rupning about from hotel to hotel, and at every street-crossing and to every crowd have a different set of opinions and a different candidate. _Upon one thing only is the majority agreed, and that is, that Ei TILDEN IS OUT OF THE RACE. | ‘ Said Ben Hill, of Georgia, to a crowd of gaping fellows: ‘“‘Grant’s defeat means no Republican organization this year in the South. ‘fhe negroes know no man but Grant, and they can’t be rallied to the sup- port of Garfield. As for the South, it is now in the Union, and it proposes to stay there, and under a Democratic aministration will haye and receive all the rights and all the protection it ever desired.” Yesterday’s decision of the Indiana Su- preme Court has had the’ only marked effect noticeable upon the crowd here.- It has served to give a spasmodic boom to Hen- dricks. At noon to-day Gen. John Love had an in- terview with John Kelly soliciting the sup portof Tammany. Kelly said: ‘“ We have no candidate; Mr. Hendricks is as acceptable to us as any one of the many candidates save Tilden. But what can New York, a hard- money State, do with Hendricks, a soft- money man?” To which Gen. Love re- plied: ‘ We will show you every utterance of Hendricks’ on the financial question and prove to you that heis not now and never ‘was a greenback man.” In pure Saxon Kelly answered, ‘‘ Show it, and we will support Hendricks.” ‘The Indiana men went immediately into caucus, but at this writing had not made up asatisfactory record for Hendricks. ONE OF THE FATAL ARGUMENTS AGAINST ‘TILDEN is that Duke Gwinn, of California, is his con- fidential champion. Dave Broderick, one of the first Senators from California, was a New York boy, a village boy ‘who ran with ma- chine No. 34 It was Gwinn who brought about the duel with Judge Terry, andin which Broderick was killed. A wealthy and respectable forty-niner is here. He was the comrade and supporter of Broderick; and made most eloquent speeches to wondering. listening crowds, reciting the wrongs of Broderick. He brings curses upon the heads of Sam Tilden and his man, Duke Gwinn. ‘The distinguished Wilham S. Groesbeck, of this city, accorded your corréspondent an hour’s talk to-day. He, like all true Demo- crats, is fearful for the issue of the Conven- tion. With an unfaltering trust in the prin- ciples of that Democratic party in which he nas so long been an honored private, he sees victory hanging over its banners, but can’t see how this chaos of PERSONAL SELFISHNESS AND AMBITION is to be made to stand the lightof day. He wants the Convention to nominate a pure Judge like Field, a pure statesman like Bayard, a brave soldier like Han- cock, an incorruptible politician like Thur- man. Col. Groesbeck is a Bourbon, and prays for the success of the Bourbons, in which prayer he will finda beggarly follow- ing in the amen corner. cf Upon the question of a Temporary Presi- dent, the National Committee continues in labor. After agreeing upon Wade Hampton, at leastthose members of the Committee who IN FURNISHING GOODS, Don’t mention us the same day with any other house in the West. We are 60 days ahead in styles. WABLE THEGLOTHIER, 14 & 6 8. Carkst DENTISTRY. GLOTHES CLEANING. Go toJOHN JONES, 119 Dearborn-st. Estaditshed 1845. CELLULOID GOODS. Dr. Day, 133 East Madison-st, Best {iu} $5 Gold, $10. Filling, 1-4 Old Hates. VITALIZED AIR Vd Bb Gren tree for painless extracting. 123 Mast arehere, the bare announcement brought buzzing about their ears a- gang of original Democrats who never can condone that com- promise by which Tilden was cheated out of the Presidency and Wade Hampton was made Governor of South Carolina, The Commit- tee was COMPELLED AT ONCE TO DROP HIM. To-day the Committwe is trying to harmoniza between Judge Hoadley, of Ohio; Woodson, of Missouri; Frank Hurd and Stevenson, of Kentucky. Upon one thing the Committee is agreed, and that is that the Presidency shall be awarded to some one resident of the Northern States. As for the Illinois Chair- manship the question is fairly settled in favor of Melville W. Fuller, who will have twenty- seven votes, Sam Marshall ten, and Dowdall © five. Carter Harrison had some aspirations, but 2s usual his eagle bird lit too soon. Andnow as to the all-abeorbing question as to who will be nominated. Inthe first place, it will not, it cannot, be Samuel J. Tilden. his name is presented to the Convention tt willbe only to ask an indorsement of the