Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 19, 1880, Page 1

— Ohe Chitar oo Daily ( Gribune. . [x “VOLUME XL. THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1880-15 AUS, PRICE FIVE ere E "_BILKS, | DIAMONDS, WATCHES, &c a BIANOR AND ORGANS. CLOTINING, ISS, pry Goons. apenas ao ‘iraordinary |SULAS,BRO.00. ALTE Whiskiag! PARDRIDGES Sites ited The Oljest Wholesale and Retall JEWELRY House in Chicago. Visitors to Chicago can here find all Novelties in . SILVERWARE. Visitors to Chicago can here procure the Latest, Most Artistic, and Choicest Selections in DIAMONDS! And all descriptions of FINE WATCHES, PRECIOUS STONES, HORSE-TIMERS, Ete. All people visiting Chicago are requested to call and examine such articles as they may wish at this well-known establishment, State and Washington sts, GENTS? FURNISHING GOODS, — ~ Inducement! BROTHERS." . WILL OPEN TO-DAY! -160 Pieces ANTOINE GUINET’S Black Silks! __ HEAVY GROS GRAIN, Superior Finish, $150 and $1.75 PER YARD. 50 Pieces BLACK SILK) BROGADES, e150 per yard. These Silks are a Spe- cial purchase, and are fully 15 per cent un- der value. STRANGERS visiting our ata a please favor us with a STATE-ST. Hichigan-av: and Twenty-seeond-st, ew * EXCURSION, . Attractive Pleasure Excursions TO LAKE SUPERIOR. TELE! Claudent. HER HABE (nye) (Biol (Bordered) We beg to announce that our New Fall Styles in the above are now ready, to- gether with Great Novelties in other Departments of Men's Furnishing Goods. Fisk, Clark & Flagg, FURNITURE, Furniture Parlor Suits, Chanbor Suits Dining-Room Suis, The largest variety of all kinds of Household and Fan- cy Furniture, manufactured for the least money in the city. ‘The Flegant Passenger Btoamers of the AM MESHCAY AND CAKB SUPERIOR TRANSPORT 0, | S. L. HURD Willoave'on Friday avening, Aug. 20, and tho iS ote giniday granting, Av. 24, atB o'clock, for Duluth weer, joy,s deligntfully cool atmosphere and escape low. ‘eee ii ctrcul Ke re *KCURE Moen, esrotary, Jos, varmiaN, oe fester eau mn FINANCIAL. GHICIG0, BURLINGTON & QUINCY R. R. TRUST MORTGAGE 4 PER CENT Sinking Fund Bonds, : DUE 1919, FOR SALE. AT 92 {-2c by GERHARD FOREMAN, 103 WASHINGTON-ST, , CHARLES HE HENROTIN, + Ww WasinNaToN-BY, _ FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Cun, WASHINGTON AD AND STATE-STS, A. 0. SLAUGHTER, KW. COR. CLARK AND MADISON-BTS, ' EDWARD L, BREWSTER, . 108 WABHLINGTON-BT.. HOLMES & Bi BROTHER, & WASHINGTON-8T, err pe Wy Mist & Par Raina Gngny' Fe First Mortgagoo per cent Gold Bonds, elimited to #000"per milo of completed road. INTEREST GUARANTEED BYTRE Wabash St Louls & Pacific R.R.Co, due lat Oct, 1000; Intoreat tat Jan. and July. vat ar Sale at OG and Accrued Interest. OF TO abvaxcn coe PRICE WITHOUT maaan P,: Ratoad leased In pe BL Lai Bien sssuimed ead rae galt Nts ‘entire eal st tae ah ‘Wabash for the six saonihe vor: wore SULT, OF, At the weet ALL GOODS GUARANTEED, WIRTS & SCHOLLE, 222 Wabash-av., Hot. Adams and Jucksea-sts. OPTIVAL GOODS, - HS oupea, Spectacles aniced to’ all sights nyse De Hala rights o ensces Fine rinciples. Opure an prinelpigh Opere nnd Ete CELLULOID GOODS, Knights Templar and all_styles Celluloid Collars and Cuffs. Do not wit tn warmest weather. Price lists and goods by ypail. Call or address J. & Barnes Cow 86 Madlson-ste, (iribune Guliding. TSU giving forest information can ‘be had at 80 Washtugton-st., Chicaga, . FIRST AATIONAL BANK, Eire rol "24.000 p Disuict-of Calumtis Bonds, guarane Wo, Nope Chae, St. Paul, Minneapolia ¢ Oma- Geode at par, and oibee aim JOUN H. WRENN & CO., LIOAGO, by Government, at par, lidated Mi ta 4 <bierigage 6 per ss anent, | Feneered ridge ara valuable tinprovemente, used in the Bauer Piano only, THE BAUER CABINET GRANDS, PIANOS. CRANDS, . UPRICHTS, & SQUARES. ESTABLISHED IN CHICAGO OVER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, Used and Recommended by 25,000 Art- ists and Amateurs. Our Patent Self-earing Agraffe Attach- Concave Name-Hoard, and Improved The Neweat and Most Perfect Productionin the art of Piano-Making. Dy theintroduction of an Improved FIOLIN-SHAPED SOUND-« ING-ROARD the volume of tone ts greatly in~ ereasnd, and te/tenttrely Sree from Afealtio Quatitics. PROMINENT ARTISTS PRONOUN ir A MARVEL OF PERFECTION, Messrs, JULIUS BAURR & CO., Chicago, 111.1 GENTLEMIN: Tho Manor Piano which I purchased of you, 1am bappy to say, is growing in favor every day, The more I use it the bettor 1 Ike ft. I bave had Pianos from many culobrated factories, but have found none to oqual yours in power and purity of tone, elasticity of touch, and durability, Iam isd thatimy firat good opinion which prompted mo in EXCHANGING my KNABE Plano for tho BAUBIt hos proved ousting ono, Yours respectfully, JOUN RIEBLING, Pittabarg. Pa. Nov. 23, 1879, 4 Complete assortment of these Favorite Pianos twill be found atour Warcrooms, Julius Bauer & C0., 182 & 184 Wabash-ay, Botsween Monroe and Adamy-sts., AND Factory, Gomer af 129th-st. and smi NEW YORK. PELTON, POMEROY .& CROSS, 150 & 152 State-st., Chickering & Sons’ - ~ Pianos. Hazelton Brothers’ -~- “ Ernest Gabler ---- “ Decker & Son - - : (. Kurtzman ---- “ Wilcox & White Organs. Taylor & Farley see 4 The Largest Vary ty of ira Tat Ost of New York, Tho Busiest Music House in the United States. REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE, Cor, of Thirtieth.st. and Lako-av., TWO VERY FINE Ten-Room, Stone- Front Houses, Pining-room and Kitchen on same floor, with double Barlotaroein moder impruveuients, Including burs hago and Gas Vixtures) very convouicny arrancod, ra bata Just 2 foot front. iyde Park vrai ienty a ono binck; {aro saver Lake viow: Dark oe. he Tiglaat mid. hoattmioat toc gation, Inthe city. Prico only $,00n) ¥ cnsB,painnce Spunra at dyer cents Ie aquired, Inquiro of owner, CLARKH. Forthatt Couplings of Road aud ‘routing Wagons, sugytus, Carriaues, aud Crocors' und Expross ons. Kvory bale warranted, wid mull outtaat the waoll, ole fo chauce for Agente In every coul in Ui advyrtisornunt io a Chane Da Day ‘Timés, ta coluuin pesdud "Horses wad Curriag Bond "for prico- ia firculars, und extra terms to Agonts anywhere ‘Mataple pale Dy tal), 60 conta, “ANTLMATELER 00., PERE 1B bay Chicago, meee CAMBAIGN U UNIORMS: Campaign Uniforms, Torshes Banners, fethaie ane | jireamers piem vi NCO. at. Chicago. LITHOGRA| RAPH bepitil acti phere. wanted. lth “TOE FOR SALE, 0, Clnelnt nati. ie c and upwal algt, for oale to eT eR VLOSON, 1 La Sallonnie™ WHOLESALE CLOTHING. CLEMENT, BANE & C0, 117, 119 & 121 Wahasteay,, COR, MADIBON-ST,, THE LARGEST WHOLESALE CASH CLOTHING HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES, TERMS: & PER CT. OFF 60 DAYS. 6 PER CT. OFF 30 DAYS. 7 PER CT. OFF 10 DAYS. Merchants prepared, to discount their bills cannot afford to buy of long-time houses before examin- ing our stock, That close cash -buyers appre- ciate the advantages of our terms and prices, the rapidly growing magnitude of our business is the living evidence. SPROIAL, NOTICE, We have leased the elegant buitding now being erected by Mr. Armour on corner of Franklin ani Adams-sts., 92 by 150 feet, 5 atorlea and basement (making nearly two acres of floor-room,—the larg. est Clothing Store In Chicago), which we will occupy on and after Jan. ret next. CLEMENT, BANE & CO. 15 Per Gent Discount On all Garments ordered of us during Aumust, 1690, EDWARD ELY & CO., Tailors, Wabash-nv., oor. Monron-nt. SHIRTS. | Patented 5 JULY 13, 1890. ( ya a A COMPLETE Revolution in-Shirts!|§¢ No more tearing down the Back! No more exposing Underwear!! Bosom Re- inforced!!! For Durability! Strength! ‘And Comfort it as no equal. ii. Jennings & C0. SOLE MANUFACTURERS, 403 & 405 W. Madison. CARPETS, FURNITURE, &c. ‘A WELCOME Is extended to all strangers to visit our Furnished Rooms, comprising Parlor, Library, Chamber, and Dining-Room, Furnished in the latest and highest style of art, and Decorated in Paper-Hangings of our own Importation, and work done by our decorators. These rooms are cheerfully shown, and will well repay a visit. Chicago Carpet Co. Carpets, Furniture, Wall-Paper, & Curtalas, 156, 158, 160 and 162 Wabash-av., COAL! J. L. HATHAWAY, 38 Market-st. — COAL. ROBERT LAW, dostar tm al k tn alt kinds of Coal, by care go, cur lund, and reta! Offices. 280 Madison, and 126 Markotests. ROGERS & CO. 98 DEARBORN-ST., Anthracite and Bituminous Coals Pig Iron and Foundry Supplies, MINERAL WATER, A (pollinaris “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS?! Britah Medical Journal, "LIRAU DE TABLE ‘DES REINES!* Le Ggulote de Paris, ANNUAL SALE, 8,000,000 BOTTLES AND JUGS, OF all Mineral Water Dealers, Grocore and Drugglste. To insu; yt Fata Med Lt uine Apollina: obtain! 1o nl nas pls; soe hae the corke bear iho Apoliiuaris STATIONERY, Xc. . “BLANK BOOKS, 1 STATIONERY AXD PRINTING, aE SURE AE! Oe ee sieht end ee Helating Co, 0 and Duasbora-sle BOND & LILLARD, 1878, ‘79, and 80. WATERFILL & FRAZIER, 1877, '78, 79, and ‘80, E, H. TAYLOR, JR, 1875 to (880 inol. W. Hl. MP BRAYER, 1877, '78,'79, and '80, T. J. VAN DYKE, WM, BERKELE, W. J. FRAZIER, (877, '78,'79, and '80. HEADLEY & PECK, OSCAR PEPPER, ‘‘Old Crow,” 1875. T. B. RIPY, \877 and'79. HERMITAGE, 1873. DA, AIKEN, NELSON, ee ‘78, and'79, G. & U. (Old Style), 1877, '78, and '79, EUREKA DISTILLERY, 1880, HORSEY MARYLAND RYE, (874, '75,'76, and '77. E. H. TAYLOR, JR., RYE, 1877, '78,'79, and '80. NELSON'S RYE, 18787, and 80 Cons Sol in Bando Fe, Grommes & Ullrich, 174 & 176 Madison-st. The BOND & LILLARD, WATERFILL & FRAZIER, E. H, TAYLOR, JR, **0, “” and-0. HORSEY’S, the *Anest Whiskics produced in tllis corntry, are controlled by us in this mark.t, and of which, with o number of other brandr, ye constantly carry from 5,' 000 to G, ono barrels in BOND nnd FREE) bi el ng by for THE LARGEST STOCK OF FINE WHIS- RIES held by any one o house in this conn» TY. CIRCUS NOW OPEN FOREPAUGH'S ENAGERIE, Circus and Menagerie, LAKE FRONT, EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING THIS Ay aK. circus IN 2 RINGS. « LOYAL SHOT FROM A CANNON. ZUILA, Riding a Velocipede over an lavislble ‘Wire, t00 Feet in Mid-Air, FIFTEE PERFORMING ELEPICANTS, Largest Monagerle Evor Exhibited. Cw-Vxhibluons nftorncon and oventog, at anda oviock, Adnilwion: wWoents, Children under oil , zene. 2 33 conts, Admission to Amphitheatre aire 75 conta, Yor the accommodation of tedies and chitdron, and allwho tlosire te uvold the crowd surrounding tho Uckot wagon wt tho show Krounds, tickuta will be for Aaio ailday, during (ho entire wook the eziinition is tbe hero fat sar siluht advance) at LYO DIAMONDS, UIVALY8, i2Routh Staturat JEWELERS. YMAN& (0 IMPORTERS OF DIAMONDS. The Largest Stock of Set and Unset GEMS. in the West, at IMPORTERS’ PRICES! Goods Retailed in every Department at | ' WHOLESALE PRICES, to make room for Fall Stock, soon to arrive, 4 127 STATE, wasison-ar. N. BSpectat attention trvited to our lerge stock of “KK, BT? Charnin « paella AR ha eh One BAND INSTRUMENTS. “BAND INSTRUMENTS. G ‘on Application, Catalogue JULIUS BAUER & Co, Dos, 198 ds 18d Wataab-uv. Respectfully Invite Visors and. Strangers To inspect their magnificent assortment of fine Dry Goods! AT PRICES Positively the Lowest in Chicago. —— PARTICULAR ATTEN- TION is asked to the NEW FALL GOODS, opened ear- lier than usual on account of the CONCLAVE, SILKS, Dress Goods, Silk Fringes, Passementeries, Buttons, Hosiery, &e. PARDRIDCES'’ _ Main Store, 114 and 116 State-st. Betrreen Wadison and Washington-ats. INSUIRANCE, CUNNINGHAM'S FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY, {76 LaSalle-st. Issues Policies of Insurance against loss or damage by FIRE on all desirable property, including Dwellings, Business Buildings, Merchandise, Pork, Grain, Lumber, and Manufacturing Establishments, IN COMPANIES , ABLE, AND CONGERVATIE, a ET STUDI STUDIO. Weonsts Sodhos The Finest Photographic Establish root ot ho Gatnn! No Stranger should leave the city without securing sone of his match~ less Photos as Souvents of thelr visit to Chicagd. Brands Studios 210 £212 WABASH-AV. MUSICAL, nn ta eat Latent clue of argue, brs agit 1 Rapeian heels ip ere ans ed ok Mi B86 rm: Pelers pauaea aaetant ine FURN. TNE DURIAM WROLGHT-IRON WARY-AIR FE NACE? The Moat FOWLER. UR and Puexuruvde cw. DURHAM, 354 vs 355 Michigan-av., Opposite Exposition Building, hat Heo by Ba He Taitor barped AA He vol co Bf Low! bean W. 8 Be ranbar Be ‘ie ial Drath: sae wuith, Dr, Alnjoo wnnnmnnnnanmcone’} statesmen Thousand Camp!"* Votes in hee It Is Believed Ho Is Morally Certain to Carry That State. Indiana Domocrats Greatly Wor ried About the Election » Decision, Many Believing It Will Surely Losa- Them the State in Oc- tober, Interesting Account of the Democratic Dissensions in Georgia. An Excellent Prospect for the . Republicans in Conse- quence Thereof, John W. Forney'’s Sentiments. Based upon His Last Political Flop. Gen. Grant's Letter Fully Indorse ing the Republican Presi= dential Ticket. “BROTHER GARFIELD.” THY MEMBERS OF TIM: CHRISTIAN cHtUnct NEAULY UNANIMOUS For JUSt Speetal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Prrrsnuna, Pa. Aug. 18,—The Hon. Wille fam H. Graham, of this city, has just returned. from an extensive tour in Ohio and Indiana, lie fs a close and accurate observer of* men aud affairs, ‘and what ho says may be depended upon. Mr, Graham says. there is no doubt of a Republican success In. Ohio. As for Indiana, he 1s‘ of the opinion that Garflotd and Arthur will pull through: bya handsome majority, Mr. Graham Is: #: member of the Christian, or Campbellite,, Church, to which Gen. Garfield belongs. Ho visited farge numbers of his fellow-bellevers. in Southern Indiana, and says they are nearly ALL PSPHUBTASTIO FON anOTEEE GAlr Many emphasized the fact that thoy wera Democrats, but intended to vote for thé Re~ publican nomineo: for President. ‘Tho de- nomination in question had by the Inst cen- sus (that of 1870) in Indiana 455 organiza~ «| Uons, and 377 edifices, with 122,775 sittings, and about 40,000 communicants, Allow- ing one-third of these to be voters, {6 well be soen that their feelings or predilec~ tions may have an finportant influence in» sottling tho results of the election in Novem- ber. Mr. Graham says he met scores of Democrats who declared they would not vote for English because of his life-long op- pression of the poor, of which the court ree- ords of Ludianspolls furnish simple ovidence, INDIANA. THAT TROUNLESOME DECISION, Spectat Dispatch to The Chleago ‘Tvibunes Wasutnatox, D, C., Aug. 18,—Informa- tion of the most trustworthy character has reached this city that the movement among certain prominont Indiana politicians to se cure a rehearing of the clection question by the Supreme Court of that State fs a strong one, and of an exceedingly persistent char acter, The denials in connection with the matter which have appeared in print In In. dianapolis are not credited by Democrat. here, In fact, thoy are known by them to bi made in the face of the facts, ‘Two classe: are at work In this matter in the State, One comprises’ thoso who from the first opposed the view finally indorsed by the Court, and who have nover ceased denouncing It among thomselves, and. the other is nado up of those who are begin- ning to fear the result in October, and tho effeut of defeat upo u tho States voting In No- yember. The latter body of opponents to the Courk is recetving many approvals of Its_pos!- tion from Democrats outside of the State, who share the fears in regard to defeat in October, DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE. Special Dispateh to The Chica INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 18.—It fas Teale leaked ont thata large sncetin of representative Dems ouratas neludin; io Stata Committee and ticket, was hold hero last Sventugs at which reports of the most anion of be aracter of, the prospects and contition of the ecampalgn all over the Stato were inado by the visit wlio expect, to ‘elect their tieket by from 7,000 "to 10,000 mnajority, 9 Safority. of the Leg- possibly nine, of ie Congressinen. ‘Those latter are in the Hier. Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Ninth, Eleventh, ‘Twelfth, tay Thirtoanth Districts. It was algo agreed’ to hold 5 series of grand rallies, two in exch h oganty during Soptoine ber, the meetings to addressed by ata. anat them Senator who will follow Senator “Conkllng over tho Stato, ‘The Democrats claim to very hopeful, They are doing more work and doing it more systematically than ever before, FALLEN THROUGI. Owing toa mfsunderstanding the chances: fro that tho Porter and Landers will not taka pluce.. When the challenge was given it was under- stood by Mr, Porter that the debate should cover the tirat half of So) tember, one hides ing in each Congressional district, A ftal challenge had been accepted by Mr, tan ers, however, the Domacratle OF ae ne turned a list of twenty-six. Appolne, ments occupying the wholo of Septembcr,* and taking at Mi fortor largely over the ground recently covered. ‘I'iiis was not death ths and unless it is changed to accord ofiginal idea of thirteen meetings, the Ro- . nubian Committee rit consider that Mr, Pandnne and his Committea have Drastically Stato Islature, and © eight, speakers from. Teron iMhurmn, ‘of Olifo, declined to have hin meet Mr. Porter, ago tho lion By hi GN few daysago the Hon, John ‘ow: wae, th ‘the presence of Mr, W. W. - Woollen, the Democratic banker, ‘and gevoral olen, Including Tas ‘TrwuNe's corre spondent, that ho had a thousand dollars with which to substantiate his belief that the Republicans » would carry indisna, Mr, Woollen replied that ho would see him again, and yesturday ho sout word that a thous: dollars wero. in ils bank ready fo, cover which ae New purposed to p ate, W Now isnot in town at present, ing on “his return He will not hesitate to make good his words. Ho thoroughly believes thal Andie Is A Repub. b= Jican State, and he is rand ly to attest hia eet, Honea eta ure al fo work Up o favor of "thelr osse by betting. This Is Ale ¥ ford's custom, and he made i pay hin woll, THE pemoun ay WEAKENING, Wasmnatons ly Gy Aug it-ythe Attor ney-Gionerul, spea! King of a petition for aro hearlog of al upon Which the Dem- gerntie Suprenig Gaur of Indiana overthrew . the amen to the State Conatituglgns : joint debate between Messrs. ~