Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 3, 1880, Page 1

~The Chic “ ¥OLUME XL. CLOTHING. CARYETS, FURNITURE, «ec. “YOU ARE THE REASON pRAJUDICED!| WEY THE ESTABLISHMENT OF “Ready-made Clothes do not m fit,” you say. Did you ever try them? Do you know that every A G A j N - & ear makes rapid advancement in HAS BECOME THE LEADING Furniture & Carpet House Clothing took a leap into public IN CHICAGO. favor. Now you who have been paying high prices, call andsee our We can accommodate all classes, the Mer- IMMENSE STOCK Ciplish Clothing, Equal to Custom Work, KT HALF THE PRICE! Do not take ess word for it but Men's. SE! : a CARPETS, Boys’, ANd | pari & Chanber Suis Children’s} Sideboards, Mirrors, 300 Heating Stoves, CLOTHING. 100 Cook Stoves, A MORE COMPLETE ASSORTARNT | #8 ise = ee | A BARCAIN! IS KOT SHOWN IN THE WEST. 191, 198, 195, 19% Randolph, GRNTS’ FURNISHINGS, | oo Sieg oro” Gents’ Fine Underwear, Bargains in White Shirts, all tl Men's Fine Neckwear, srockor ofa ae and FURNITURE 154 & 156 South Clark-st. SOLD at nearly half their value. 262 & 264 Wabash-av. Berea er ePe ve able ar eoTte MOE LIBRARY. GRAND OPENING! ; From Oct. 6 to 9th, READ! At which ates we shall display the finest stock of 5 ? READ! NEW AND OLD BOOKS, BOOKS, FROM FURS Sver before exhibited in Chicago. Don't: Ei Weeticaron stioed oe” SF Don'etan to NATHAN EHRLICH, a2 STATES. COBB'S LIBRARY, = 20 Washington-st. BUSINESS. CARDS. NEW CATALOGUE, GIVING RATES, New Japanese Curio, 175 Wabash-av., Under Palmer Honse. A. WARNER. OTTAWAY & COMPANY, {47 & 149 Fifth-av. JERIODICAL ff RIN TING. Press Capatity Tobe pressions perday. HIMBALL & FRAKE, 36 Metropolitan Block, REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Loans negotiated, City real estate managed, and ents collec.ed for residents and Non-resdous, GRAIN & PROVISION EXCHANGE, 125 La Solte-st . Roum C. > mimades made ta Grain. frym 10) to 20.00 bushels on ! me ibs of leper bushei, Customers can muke the ees ar if desired. Trades made in Wheaton Thich can be scen ai the Exchange. ‘Trades in York $2d Lard on cus.omury margins. Orders by mail or | lessenger. accompanied with margin-, accep ed and 1B I0VALS. REMO V AL. WE HAVE REMOVED TO OUR NEW WARE- HOUSE, Cor. West Lake and Canal-sts,, Where we will keep a large stock of Iron, Nails, Cold-Rolled Shafting, and Heavy Hardware. Will execute orders promptly. JONES & LAUGHLINS. Oct, 3. 1380. 2 TEARIING. BT Ht SUIUAL Womptiy reeo.dedon the books or the Kxchange at | “= "= the prles wt ‘ 3 , it |" Saddie Pony for sale, one of the best Chitdre: feted. the time received. Correspondence 60- | penis in the ely. perfectly genio and kindy a wd before the buggy. Can be scen at Stables, 6 ARD Weppine AND VISITING, | Michican-av___ JANUY 2 stata BUQUNGHAM, | PHOTOGRAPHY. DR. E.G. SIMMS, PHOTOGRAPHER, POPULAR CORN DOCTOR, Removed and Cured WITHOUT PAIN. = PLEASANT PARLORS. SOUTH CLARK-ST, and 1% RANDOLPH-ST. nnn ATS nnn Fall Styles Gentl men’s Dress Silk, re and soft Hats just received. BARNES Har stone 6 Madi- son-st. (Tribune Building). 97-79-81 State-st.. Chicago. (ONS. OLUTION LABOR AND FIRANCE By B. S. HEATH. “The best work yet published on the Labor snd ‘ices at Finance Questions? "fdr sale wholesale and retall by JANSEN, McCLURG & CO., 127 and 119 State-st,, Chicago, Til. . SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 7 CBICKERING PIANOS. POMERO an NIGP LY TAIN[OL_| WONDERFULLY IMPROVED UPRIGHT PIANO. ACTION. ‘The worst enemy the manufncturer of Upright Pianos has to contend with ts DAMPNESS. Numerous have been the devices emploved by ‘the various maters 0! f the world to avercome Or neutralize its baneful fects. It bas been ourxond fortune. nfler tong experiment, to solve this enigms, by substituting metal for wood in all parts of the action containing centres. ‘The Grestest Improvement in this ceatury, in Piano-Forte manufacture. is OUR NEW PATENT UPRICHT ACTION. on made in the world that ts insensible to atmospheric chanyes, Please to call 1s is tho only Plano acto pright Piahos, white fully sustain the splendid reputation our manufacture has had for s0 Th! and examine our PELTON, POMEROY: & CROSS, 150 & 152 State.st,, Sole Ageats for the Northwest CLOAKS, DOLMANS, &c. Banxnuer Srore,| Wirtsd Opposite Palmer House. WALKING JACKETS, PRINCE ALBERT COATS, And CIRCULARS, Two Sample Lines and one Bankrupt Stock of CLOAKS, DOLMANS, CIRCULARS, WALKING JACKETS, and PRINCE ALBERT COATS, AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. INSPECTION INVITED. BANKRUPT STORE, (84 & 186 State-st., OPPOSITE PALWER HOUSE. '§. SHIREK. MILLINERY. SPECIAL. MILCLINERY — OPENING! TUESDAY, : WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY, Gage Brothers | & Co. Wil give an EXTRA OPENING in their Pattern Bonnet and Hat jDepartment on the above-named ‘days, to’ accommodate a large number of their patrons who.could not conveniently attend last week. Their stock of choice Millinery Goods is complete in every De- partment. WABASH-AV. AND MADISON-ST, MILLINERY EXPOSITION! oUuUR OPENING ARTISTIC MILLINERY WiLL OCCUR ON Wednesday and Thursday, OCT. 6G and 7 (layand Evening) To which Ladies are cordiatly invited. We wilt also exhibit « complete lineof CLOAKS AND DOLMANS. Mrs. E. E, VARY, Manager, | 235 West Madison-st. Pei haneeaed ose Be vafead we ars liableto ome of ourt Customers: Girue none. WE WANT ¥OU ALL TO COME, FURNITURE, A Nehle 222 WABASH-AV., ji Between Adams and Jackson, Are now ready to extintt a complete line o : New Fall Styles! Consisting partly of the following lines of FURNITURE! Chamber Sets, rom $30 to $300 Parlor Sets, {tom F S40 to $400 Library Bookeases from $25 to $85 Crlinder Secretaries & Ofice Desks, full soriment, - -~ $13 to $ 85) Sideboards Din'e-roo, $23.49 S110 Extension Tables, fom $6.50 to $60 Seat Chairs, each fom 54e to $18 WIRTS & SCHOLLE, ay sete of FRENCH CLOCKS JEWELRY, &. Giles, Bro. & Co, : FIN . Peete a Bg senie (GUVERTAGE oe RETAIL STATIONERS AND DEALERS IN FANCY ARTICLES, Hall Trees, from <’= $9 to $100 Baokenses, - - $35 to § 80 Parlor Desks, frm’ $12 to $ 50 Cane, Wood, & Leather 222 Wabash-av., Matteson House Block. JUST RECEIVED, a magnifi- DIAMONDS, NOVELTIES IN STATE AND WASILNGTON-STS. . Prices in the city. cHOYNES.CO.22 118 and 120 Monroe-sst., Articles and Leather Goods. The assortment is replete with odd, | beautiful, and useful articles. We take great pleasure in showing goods. 133 East Madison-st, Best ttm} $5 Gold, 910. Filling, 1-4 Old Bates. VITALIZED AIR (Or gas) given freo for painless extracting. 1% East Madison-st. Inventor of Lower Suction Plate, which | never loosens while talking or eating; 5 years? actual test wifhout a failure. +} CORSETS CLALIT Y. for STOUT ladies, or jadles tn delleato health, are re. 1880—SIXTEEN PAGES. i PIANOS, Deena PRICK FIVE. CENTS. GENERAL SUPPLY STORE. PROPRIETARY IDEAS * The public should bear ever in mind that a half century of me- chanical experiment and a round million dollars in mechanical ideas is what EXPLAINS PERFECTION In the Leading Piano of the mod- ern world, and what explains the claim of . Hallet, Davis & Co."V Before the competitors of all na- tions, that their Instrument,--de- veloped at this cost,--is simply the Best Piano Ever Made. As such, and as such only, is it exhibited and sold in Chicago by W.W. KIMBALL, Corner State and Adams-sts, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE FINEST INSTRUMENTS IN THE WORLD! AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. BEHNING, MILLER, HoCAMHON, and others, Bauer and New England Organs, PRICES AND TERMS to sult oll purchasers. Ev! instrument folly warranted for fvo years. hig Importers ot Music) Merchandise. Band Instru- men 6, tine Violins, nnd Strings specialty. nos takon On storage. Pianos tuned, repaired. and polished. The dest workmen employed for the different branches of repatring of all idnds of musical instra- nt Iustrated Catalogue sent free. Julius Bauer & Co., 182 & 184 Wabash-ay. FACTORY—1%5, 177, and 29 ‘Twen y-ninth-st, corm et ‘Lexinmion-av. New Yorke nn Omer PRIA PIANOS Triumphant at every ‘World’s Fair, indorsed by the most emi- nent musical authorities of both hemispheres, and the acknowl- edged Standard Pianos of the World. : A magnificent assortment’ of | ¢ these instruments now on exhibi- tion at our warerooms, State and Monroe-sts. LYON & HEALY. Pe i150 eeenee antes MADAME GRISWOLD’S on, Misses, 3. a S PR RSE ity! Pee Abdominal Corsets ungguaicd. They given xrateful support to the dgure and preutly improve the form. The GINS WOLD CORSETS combine COMFORT and HEALTH with elesance of form tos remarksb e de~ grec, and ure highly Indorsed by lending ph. sicians, ‘Soid by lady agents, and at 15ST 2 [ever ‘rake clevator at 79 Madisen-st, 1. to show and tit the core ED. EVERY WHERE. IVABLE emplosment._1 HPAI empl BB EAM Cant ag Ce VETA LIZED AIR. ‘Safe Remedy. No More Pain With Teeth, New $8 iFinest and Best Full Set, $8 ‘kill, and care in filling. The McChes- nay Neriersnive thelr personal attention to all cases. Gold F iings warranted 10 years ie saa OS? DENTAL PARLOBS, (CCHESNEY BAC dark and Randoipb-sts, COAL. ROGERS & CO., SHIPPERS OF Pig-Iron and Foundry Supplies. Office, 98 Dearborn-st. FOR SALE. Woolen Mill FOR SALE. THE DAYTON WOOLEN MILLS, sit- uated at Dayton, La Salle County, Tiiinois, are offered for sale at a low price and on easy terms. Full particulars as to condition of buildings, machinery, water-power, eter tc., can be had by applying either in person or by letter to FDS & BEEM, : Ottawa, Ill. That's His Godship’s Name. SEA AND THE CHINESE GOD IZU NAGO MIKOTO (the God of Good Liv- ing), side by side, will old a Grand Reception THURSDAY! For Further Description See Wednesday's Paper. D LTV]. The tormermade of wood.- and dead for the past 30 2 years, and the latter made is} Shape’ of want and weekly . and weel Astonishing Chicago. Grand Opening NEXT THURSDAY !! Q MONDAY, . TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, To-Morrow, Next Day, and Day After, 3 DAYS, Will give away the remainder of the great Steiner Bros.’ Bankrupt Stock, Sixth-av., New York, now fally opened! 3 Days Give Away Sale, Read the Astonishing Gil Pros NOTICE. Don’t Attend the ‘‘Give-Away” Sale unless willing to he ‘*Squeezed.” ’T will be the Greatest Rush Chicago ever saw. Gift Sale in every Department. DRESS GOODS. B.cases Brocade, worth 1c. for ic yard. 161W0 yards Black und all colors Alpaca, Sc Finer French Casbmeres, double width, Ae CALICO. WGr 3 days only price wilt be tc, 2c, and 3c by the rem- nait, Le pound (9 xarda)." ” aes A Bilesias 1p all colurs, worth 20c, tor Tc yard. Canton Flannel, good qualities, for te yard. Lk and Woo! White Flannel, worth 0c, 19. 5.000 surds Cloths and Cassimeres, Se, worth $1.00, ‘Wu Fancy Piaid Won! Spawls, 3c, worth $1.00. ‘f0 Misses’ Beaver Cloaks. tee; worth #10, BOO Damag-d ' atin Damask Tablecioths, not ‘hort u paracie for actual use, almost given away, some worth as high os £50 eaeb, and some 100 Sepia Fomsix tinost goods made, 2 Sample Towels, tinest goods le, Ze w} Had Sane nest Fabio Lees De up ts aa HOSIERY. 5,000 pairs Children’s Fancy Styles. 4c pair. 2a bein Regular Made, dark stripes, 2c, s 16,000 pal-x Bi tasex’ Full Kegular Made, new fall styles, at 3g, Ie, ‘Me, and We. Misses’ Merino and Wooi Hose in all atyles. Ladies’ Fancy Hose, te, te, 8c, 1c. Ladies’ Good alley Fancy Merinos, lc. * Ladies’ Embroidered Balbrigzans. 12e. LADIES PULL RiGULAR MADE, 296. Fall Welchts, Fancy Stripe, if Sold Cardinais. Blues, Browns, Se. All varieties Merino Fancy Hore. SDIrIS, $C. Ladies’ 7e-guality Morino Vests, onl; Blankete, Whito, for the lap or erib, 3 Biankets. full size, 4c each; worth $1 HANDKERCHIEFS Full size. hemmed, ready for use, Ie each. Colored Borders, 2c. Ail Linen. tc. All Linen Hemstiteh, de; not half price. Me Kmbroldered, Scalloped Border Hdkfs, Yo, Ste quality, He. foe qua ity, ie 1.000 dozen Gents’ Hdkfs,, slizhtly damaged, 9c. Ladies’ Batiste (Hera) Sik Embroidered, 2c. dic Bik Hdkfs., 90. ise quality, Ye. TRIMMINGS. 4-inch Bilk Jetted Frin Ribbons, 50,00 yards, Laces. vidies, Ke, se. 1,00 Lamp Shudes, paper, 2c. Je, 5c, 7c. TOILET ARTICLES. Good Soap, 2 cakes for Ic. Larger Cuxes, le und 2c, Cigate’s Lurze Cukes Honey, ¢c. Coizate’s Larze Glycerine, 4c. Felis Faney Soups, worth 18¢ » Cake, & €ukes tor 25e. Glenn's Sulphur ur Cuilcnra Soap, 9c. Good Face Teblets, 4c. Finest, Ye. Tetiow’s Femous Swan's Lown, 2c, Sounders Unrivaled Face Powder, 30 Kid Face Powder Suchets. only 2lc. Suzodont for the Teeth. only 4 ‘Tharston’s Finest Tooth Powder, 19. hes, Sey Ses Te, and IC, Hair Brushes. tc, fe, Ie. ‘American Perfumery, 4c upwards. ‘Atkinson's London Extracts, de. Mirroru Combs, Brushes, &c, £c. Pond's Extracis, te size, Fic. SHOES AND SLIPPERS Of every weli-known maker. Ladies’, %¢ upwards. Children’s Good Leather Shoes, I’c, LADIES’ HATS, FALL SHAPES, FALLSTYLES, FALLING) PBICES. N Sut Felt De 8; worth $L00, Aeon Every Sizlish Sbape: rourh or smooth, Beaver Hats, "oe and de; worth $1.00. Black Canton Straws, ec; worth Se. Bezique, Cigaretie, and Smoker Hats, @8e, for ‘Vaates and Gentlemen. D8e. FEATHERS. ONE MILLION FANCY WINGS, | CENT EACH, Cheup for 10 times 1c. Beaulfal Scarlet and Cardinal Wavy Plumes for only *e aun) Black Jetted Cock's Plumes, oye na Souied Hieckies, lack Jetted lfeckles. Any of them worth more than Se. ALL ALL . ALE 19 CENTS. a Heckle Plumes, He. 22 Plumes, Oe. PON eihiant Piumave Birds, Ide: worth TS. ) Black Double Ostrich Plumes, 9c. JEWELRY. 95,000.00 stock Triple-Piated Silverware at less than factory CORE, 2.000 Black Bais Garnet Pins, in different patterns, es wort irs Black Jet Padiock Bangle Brace Be 1000 Pair worth SOs. a ae . Sold Gold. and Molled Gold Plate Pins, Bing, Drops, ‘Charms, : Give ‘Away Sale. Above Prices for 3 Days Only. Grand Opening Next Thursday. SHA Mis PRESIDENTIAL. Cincinnati Ablaze with Re- publican Torches Last Evening. ; Refutation of a Batch of Cam- paign Lies Hatched by Ohio Democrats, Lum, a Recreant Greenbacker, Straddling His Mud-Pile, Pelts Mr. Weaver; Whereat the Assailant Is Treated to a Very Lively Torning Over. Republicans Count on the Elec- tion of Two. Congress- ‘men in Virginia. ! A Republican Majority of Thirty Thousand Predicted for Pennsylvania. ‘An Episode in the War on the Rev- enue Officers in the Peace- fal South. ’ OHIO. CINCINNATI ABLAZE. Special Dispaten to The Chicago Tribune Crvcrxnati, 0., Oct. 2.—The event of the evening, and indeed the scenic event of the campaign thus far, was the monster Repub- lican torchlight processibn which passed. through the principal streets of the city. The popular enthusiasin was at a red heat as miles on miles of uniformed marchers tramped past, and were encouraged by the plaudits of the sight-seers. The procession was two hours in passing a given point, and in its makeup was all that could be desired in the way of a moving pageant, appealmg to the voters’ hearts. Senator Conkling witnessed it from the veranda of the Lincoln Club-Honse, where he attended a select reception given. him by that organization, and was apparently interested and highly pleased with the evi- denceSof enthusiasm he beheld. He will spend Sunday quietly in the privacy of his room at the hotel, and leave Monday morn- ing for Richmond, Ind., where he is to speak for the first time in Hoosierdom Monday evening. . BEFUTATION OF DEMOCRATIC LIES. Specta! Dispatch. to The Chicago Tribune. ’ PAINESVILLE, 0., Oct. 3.—The change of sentiment caused by the ateat serlesof mass- meetings which closed last night in Cincin- nati, of which Senator Conkling was the ebief orator,’ has: been very.‘great, and has caused a large degree of alarm in the Demo- cratic’ camp. - This alarm was never -more clearly shown than in-the various lies thas have been started about-these meetings. When the announcemeént was made to tha .| country that the Grant men were defeated at Chicago, and Gen. Garfield was nominated by the united action -of the Republican leaders, the Democratic press and leaders im- mediately started the story that Senators Conkling, Logan, and Cameron would let the election zo:by default, so far as their per- sona! efforts were concerned. During tho quiet days that always follow_a nomination, these stories flourished to ‘a considerable ex- tent. Theré was held the New York confer- ence, at which it was asserted that’ Senator Conkling refused to be present, . TO GIVE THE ENTIAE LoS to these statements, Senator Conkilng agreed to do what ha.never did before—viz.: to -{ come West_on a stumping.toar. The first meeting was to be “held in the heart of the Western Reserve,—in . Gen. Garfield’s own Congressional district. ‘Lo futher emphasize the matter, it was, announced that Gen. Grant would be the presiding officer, and | that Senators Logan and: Cameron would be present. This was all thoroughly advertised, but the Dencrats said it . would not be car- ried out. ‘They. asserted. that these men would notconsent to come to Ohfo. But they did come, and so great was the enthusi- asm and anxiety tosee and hear tnem that the first meeting. was the largest. without question, ever ‘held, inthe State. Not satis- fied with this, the Senators and Gen. Grant, as soon after the Warren ineeting as it was possible for them to reach Mentor by special train, made a friendly and social calf on Gen. Garfield at his home, and mutual congratula- tions were extended. - It would have scemed that ail this would have SATISFIED THE MOST CAPTIOUS DEMOCBAT; but not-so. Inimediately after the meeting, it was asserted that the New York Senator was more disgruntled-than ever; that he did not refer to Gen. Garfield in bis speech; and that his visit at Mentor was too short. ‘Phe speeches which Senator Conkling de- livered at Warren and Cleveland are satticient answers to the first fie, and 1 have just been gathering material to answer the second. In his Warren speech, Senator Conkling re- terred to Salmon P. Chase in the most glow- ing termsas the great Obioan who had planned the financial policy which saved the Nation during ‘the dark days of the Rebellion; and expressed the hope and solemn: trust that Gen. Garfield would be the man who woald save the country in the present crisis. How could he well nave said. more? He followed the plau that is pursued by the Republican orators generaily this year—viz.: te discuss the two parties, and say very iittle about candidates. ~In his Cleveland speech, after showing the evils that would result from Democratic accession to power, Senator Conkling told his hearers that the election of Garfield and Arthur would prevent theso evils, and urged them to vote the Republican ticket, How could ho HAVE DONE MORE? In regard to tho alleged coldness at the meeting of Garfield and Conkl.ng, I took pains fo visit Mentor this morning, and had interviews with Gen. Gartield’s_ near friends who were present at the meeting. and they pronounce the assertion a base and ground- jess fabrication. I talked with genttemen who are fauilint, with Senator: Coubilaxs ways, and they si ey we;re $ at ths curdiality which he displayed. The interview was a very pleasant one, and all that any one could have wished. Conklin; ana Garfield have always been friends, an the former is very auxiuus for the success of the Republican party this fall. Since the great_meetings at Warren and Cleveland I have visited a large number of the principal towns in Northern Ohio, and the feaders of the Republican party every- where report that the ranks were never bet+ ter organized, ‘ NOR THE PEOPLE MORE ALIVE. The Western Reserve, when it is so thor- oughly aroused as to get its voters out to the polls, turns-up the Republican ‘majority which Is decisive in: the State. There never was an instance of Democratic success in the State for the past twenty years, except when the Republicans of the rve were luke- warm, and stafed away from the polls to dig tatoes orhusk corn, y have as big crops his year as were ever known, but they beouttoa man at the October election, and show large gains. It is the general opinion