Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 16, 1880, Page 1

The Chiragn Daily Tribune. | SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, VOLUME XL. Dress and Cloak TRIMMINGS, ENTIRE NEW STOCK Just Opened. RICH AND BEAUTIFUL Passementeries NOVELTIES GIMPS, LOOPS, & GIRDLES. Remarkable Bargains! 150 Pieces Beaded Chenille Fringe, 4; inches deep, good quality, 75c. 250 Pieces Chenille and Tape Fringe, 5 inches deep, very heavy, goc. 1oo Pieces Solid Chenille Fringe, q; inches deep, extra heavy, $1.00. too Pieces Solid Chenille Fringe, 4! inches deep, extra heavy, $1.00. 50 Pieces Heavy Cloaking Fringe, 4: inches deep, elegant quality, $1.25. Splendid Bargains in Plain Becied, and Chenille Fringes t $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, and $3. 00 per yard, ° PASSEMENTERIES, Immense Assortment, 1,000 Pieces Beaded Passe- menteries, 25 and 50c per yard. 500 Pieces Elegant Beaded Passementeries at 75¢ and $1.00 per yard. 200 Pieces Beaded Passe- menteries, 50 different styles, choice new pat- terns, $2, $3, $5, and $7. Also, an immense mens¢ assortment of Ornaments, Loops, Cirdles, Spikes, Beaded Balls, &c. BUTTONS. 1,000 Different Styles, EVERY PRICE, TO MATCH H NEW COLORS. Any one wishing to purchase anything in the Trimming line should not fail to pay us a visit. Our prices are the LOWEST! STATE-ST. Michigan-ay, and Twenty-second-st, tad lel POLI FICS CAMS Stes Sate Heneael, Teun and Vi lor, GRAND Mass Meeting! FARWELL HALL, TO-NICHT. WYMAN TRUMBULL, Gon, FRANL sti, ; Con, FARNSWORTH, Hon, OSE PULITZER, WILL SPEAK. OR EAA Goons, pectacies sulied to all sights onacientiqa ene Obert and ald Glassan Telescopes, Mic Rvscopes, Bar INES SCREWS. “Machine § Screws. Special Screws and Fine Btuds made to order,, STANDARD MANUPACTURING CO., Fm, 007 B, Prot. 4 and 56 Michigan-st, ar) = CALE AND. SEE OUR $12, $15, and $18 Business Suits, Equal to custom work, and cost 30 Percentile cent less. $90 or $25 Will buy you a FIRST-CLASS FINE DRESS and BUSINESS SUIT, Trimmed ina first-class manner, perfect fitting, latest style, and made by the best Custom Tailors during the dull Scason,--the same as you are paying $35 and $45 to Merchant Tailors. $6, $8, anc and $10 Boys’ and Children’s } SUITS, Which have been cut and made with the same care that has been exercised in other Departments. Our $10, $15, and $18 OVERCOATS Will be found superior in style, and made equal to custom work at $20, $30, and $35. Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Fine Neckwear, Fine Underwear, Lowin Drte--Nobhy a Sil MABLEY, The Clothier, 154 & 156 South Clark-st. WHOLESALE CLOTHING! CLEMENT, BANE & C0, 117, 119 & 121 Wabashi-av., COR. MADISON.ST., THE LARGEST WHOLESA LE CASTE CLOTHING HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES, TERMS: 5 PER CT. OFF 60 DAYS. 6 PER CT. OFF 30 DAYS. 7 PER CT. OFF (0 DAYS. Merchants prepared to discount their bills cannot afford to buy ot 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. SPECIAL NOTICE. have leased the elegant bullding now bein erected by Nis Armour oh corner of Eceaiiin’ ae Geme-etan pa by igofost, 9 atarien and Detement aking nearly two acres of floor-room, ens fl large es Clothing Store in Chicago) which we will oce cupyon and after Jan. t8t next, CLEMENT, BANE & CO. “THE F GR SWOLD Skirt-Supporting Corsets Combing Comvour ang HEALTH with mins MORLEY & CO., Oo? Washington-st., BUIPPERS OF ANTHRACITE & BITUMINOUS COALS t Wholgsale andl Retail. EW-Have both Kais ‘Telephones. | HR HURLBUT & 00, Wholesale. Druggists, . 78and 77 Randolnh-at. ie des Hueslan wells ay from *cilifien, hy 7 miles from SILK bd ELVEWS, Madison and 1 and Pooria-sts, “LEADERS” OF POPULAR PRICES! STRONG PROOFS! SUSTAINING THE ABOVE. SILK VELVETS! Black Silk Skirting Velvets! “EXTRA WIDE WIDTH,” $2.25! Colored Silk Skirting Velvets! “ALL THE NEW SHADES,” “24 INCHES WIDE," $2.90! Black Silk Trimming: Velvets! $t.00! Colored Silk Trimming Velvets! $1.25! $150! $2.00! Colored Silk Brocaded Velvets! $3.00! Black Silk Brocaded Velvets! $3.50! $41 $51 $6! $71 Pekin Silk Velvets! “ALL COLORS," $1.50! ORIGINAL PRICE, $3.00 PER YARD, SAMPLES HATLED, Madison & P Peoria-sts. WIUSKIES AND WINES, WE HAVE 1868 BLUE GRASS WHISKIES! $8.00 PER GALLON. Pure and Old IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES! Sold by us in quantities to suit at Wholesale Prices! C. JEVNE, 110-112 Madison-st. ‘FOR SALE, A 1,600 Acre Prairio And Tame Grass Pasture, all fenced ; good ‘tanks, Windmill, Herder's 75 miles from Chicago, 9 miles empton, Il, Price, $20,000. Cc. A. WILSON & CO., Bartkers and | Real j-Estate Brokers, Chataworth, Tl. DENTISTRY. pee Tt ED-AIR. Remedy, ..Su More Vain With Teeth, Finest and Bost Bull Set, $9 and care iu tilling. ‘Che McChua- wthulrpersonnd attention to all cases, ris SABE AL PAUL ORS, $38 aetgetieny UCO, autlt ac ansnnyc an FURNITURE co, 1880—SIX TEEN MAIN STORE, 114 & 116 State-st. |’ The attention of Hotel, Res- daurant, and Housekeepers is respectfully called, and their examination is solicited of the following decided bargains we are now prepared to offer in our LINEN & HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT. At 45, 50, and 60c---Extra inducements . in Bleached Table Linen. At 50, 65, and 75c---100 pes. of Bleached Table "Damask, of fine quality, and guaranteed extra value, At 90c, St, $1.25, and $1.50---A full line of BLEACHED SATIN DAMASK, in choice and varied patterns. At 75, 80, tee $1, and $1.25---Barnes- ley TABLE LINENS, extra widths, su- perfine qualities, and beautiful designs, Napkins. 500 Doz. 6-8 Bleached Napkins, ALL- LINEN, double selvage, and extra quality, at $1 per doz.; never anything Me ie ever offered before for the At 31: 28 ‘S 50, $1.75, $2, and $2.50--- A large line of Satin Finished Napkins, full size (es; ecially new patterns); for value cannot be ‘be equaled in this city. Towels. Unbleached Damask and Huck Towels (full size) at lic each, or $1.25 per doz. Bleached and Unbleached Huck Towels, size 20x38, at 15¢ each, or $1.75 doz, Bleached Damask Towels, size 20x40, at 20c each, or $2.25 per doz. Damask and Huck Knotted Fringe Towels (fancy borders) at 25c each; very ex- tra value for the the money, Bed Spreads. Horeyoams Spreads at $1, $1.15, $1.25, $1.75, $2, full size and extra ‘weight. 11-4 Marseilles Toilet Quilts at $2.25, 2,50, $3, and upwards. Tidies. ‘Terry and Momio Cloth-Tidies at 750, $1; $1.25, and $1,50, in combination col- ors, novel designs, and a large assort- ment to select from. PARDRIDCES' ‘Main Store, 114 and 116 State-st. PAGES We would respect- fully call the, atten- tion of the public,and of such as are about buying some article of Furniture ‘in par- ticular, to thé'follow- ing facts, namely: We carry the Largest Stock oF Desivable and Stylish Fur- aiture in thts city.' We make a special effort to procure Novelties as fast as}. they are produced, and of which we are now displaying the very latest, and in tm- mense quantities. Our aim is to display Fur- niture of real merit only, both in design and work; and every article we sell we guar- antee to be correct in style and the best of make. ry We carry a full line of Rich, Medium, and Plain Furnt- ture, and sell at the very low- est possible price, ” Acall of inspection is respect. fully solicited. SPIEGEL & CO., 251 and 253 Wabash-av,, NEAR JACKSON-ST. Has never shown.a stock so complete in every department in all the newest and best de- signs and finest work, as at this time. SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED EMPRESS FOLDING BEDSTEAD, Universally conceded by all who have used it to be the Best Folding. Bedstead that has ever been invented. State and Adams-sts. Factory, West Randolph and Jefferson-sts. BONDED LINE. ANERICAN EXPRESS CO, “Bonded Line,” BY ACT OF CONGRESS, This Company the only Transportation Line authorized to transport dutiable unappraised goods from New York and Boston in lots of less than carloads. Cir- cular giving informa- tion and instruction can be had on appli-|¢ MEUSICAL l INSTRUMENTS, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE FINEST INSTRUMENTS IN THE WORLD! AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, Bauer and New England bai PRICES AND 8 t sacra anger Sl nted for tive years, | this shi E Oman NEIL, axe. (ruverriee | HOYNES.CO.2 RETAIL STATIONERS AND eal ENGRAVERS, Wedding and Invitation Cards, Club and Party Invitations, Visit- tug Cards engraved in the best mane ner and latest styles, Samples and esthinates wrens A FULL LIKE “OF FINE STATIONERY, NDC ‘OLOR STAMPING, HO wLOrUd joa tuned, Tupaireds und pol at workmon’ hipkted for the dlffereny, Of repairing of ull kinds of wustent iuatrus mfihtiteatod Catalogue wont true, Julius Bauer & Co,, 182 & 184 Wabash-ay, FACTORY—15, 121 and. 12) “Iwan y-niath-at, corner, ras Campaign Uniforms. ‘Sorches, Banners, Flags, aud Streamers. New and bold dealyns, Send fur |lustrated Catalugua, 6. F. FOSTER, SON & 60,, 4 Naurnet-ate Chicage. Band instruments, DRUMS, Butloran aad, Ceraplets Catalogue of 130 pages ‘Lyon & Healy, acacia nud Sone Sareethy i fi ? < ND GOODS, loud Cups, Collars, and Bosoms, Do not wilt in warm- est weather, BARNES! Hat Store 86 Madkoun-st. (Tribune Lustding), improved cation to Agents of Sic tLe OU Gnity, MLE & CO. “DAYLIGHT,” " DURING “DAYLIGHT,” NOT BY “GAS LIGHT,” DURING “DAYLIGHT.” “LIGHT” (of 1 (of the present days) now shining all through. out the IMMENSE and BEAUTIFUL Stores of WILLOUCHBY, HILL & 60, No darkness for WILLOUGH- BY, HILL & CO. Their goods and their way of doing business can stand all the light there is in this world. We were the first merchants in any kind of trade in the world that made the terms: All goods can be returned any time within one year (i not soiled) and the price wilt aso be returned cheerfully without question; - We made these terms in 1870, and the concerns doing business that way to-day can be counted by the fingers of your two hands, allowing one finger for each. The Autumn Sun throws its warmth and light through our Crystal Skylight (22 feet square) upon 8,000 SUITS for HEN, 4000 SUITS for BOYS, 10,000 OVERCOATS for HEN and BOYS. Why not go to HEADQUARTERS, where you can, by Daylight in the Daytime, (Not gaslight at midday.) ee what you can see, * sin ply, The Bax” Gols ab Loves” Pi, WILLOUGHBY, HILL & CO, Corner Clark and Madison-sts, Also, Great Electric House, 416 to S24 Atle wwaukecnar. jileg, another Beautiful anit Light Store, cor. Blue Island-av. and Tieelf’ com E! COME! TUE TURY, A Grand Day's “Sport! CHICAGO JOCKEY CLUB TRACK, THURSDAY, Oct, 21, 1880, Great 20-Mile Race | a BETWEEN Miss EMMA JEWETT; of Minnesota, ‘Tho fearteas and intrepid Champlon of the-North- west, and Miss MINNIE PINNEO, of Colorado, Tho bold and dashing Horsowonian of the iocky ‘This contest will be far are “oxelting and intorest« lug than any funuing or trotting race urer witnonsed, Qf Silmeuyolls, Duvugne, and, Loutaviito fina bean, withwn: ris spoet thousunds of oxcted nd atl ind at Luuleyilio the taco Into bebanen ty ‘Tho contest 1a Chleago wilt bo for A Purse of $2,000, ‘Commence at 3:30 p. BL precisely, ON THE SAME DAY _ Ath30 p.m, A Purse of $200 WILL BE GIVEN FOR 2:40 Horses, mile heats, best | s 3 in 5, in harness, 10 CLOSE ON TUESDAY, Oct. 19. Entrien gs addreasud to 11, Vs WEEMIB, 118 Mone x cmuent of this day's sport ie entirely in ino Muadeofiionrn IL tieanla wnd A.W, Mleburond, who promise to make tt the mos POPULAR SPORTING EVENT Of the ) Season! Price of Admission, 50 cts. AL Refreshments at Down-town prices, Madison-st. Cars ‘« direct to the track. Co dd For further ta! ormadion addres ross v. neMts, q be Chicago, U1. G2 Dr. Day, 133 East Madlson-st. Best {nition} $5 Gold, $10, FuUliug, 1-4 Old Rates, ‘ VITALIZED AIR (Or fae) given true fur palnleas extracting, ISS East jadlsun-nt.. Tuyentor of Lower Suctlon Plate, which never loosens while talkiug or eating; Tears actual test without a falluro. od Vuntar the a Auspicus of the Joulavilte Jockey with | 3 PRICK FIVE THE Teal Very Little Since Remain- ing to Obscure the Situation. Porter’s Majority. (Unofficial) 6,500; Townsend’s Majority (Official) 18,928, Democrats Making Cheeky Claims on : the Tail End of the In- diana Ticket, OMcial Griet-Oies of the Demo- cratic Committees of Ohio and Indiana, Addresses of the Republican National and Massachu- setts Committees, A Congratulatory Call Upon Gar. field by the Business Men of Cleveland, Magnificent Brief Speech in Re« ply by the President That Is To Bo. Secretary Sherman at Milwaukee Secretary Thompson at + Pittsburg—Virginia. New York Stato Expected to Go Down to Harlem Bridge with 100,000 Republican Majority. Hancock's Letter—Buoking Against Bouck Men Who “Moan Business” by Voting for Garfield. THE VANGUARD. 6,500. PORTER'S MAJORITY IN INDIANA, #8 Spectat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. Inpranapotis, Ind, Oct. 15.—Returms from ninety-one counties give Mr. Porter ° 30,425 votes and Landers 23,588 votes, making’ Porter's tuajority over Landers 6,834, with.’ Ripley County to hear from, which may re- duce it to 6500, In 187 Ripley gave Gov. Williams 225 imnajority.. The following ‘are® the majorities by counties, with the Demo- cratic and Republican grins. They are not all oficial, but are regarded as accurate: ; etter Land- ep. smctd| Dem. -, gains Counties, White, Whitley. ‘The Democrats profess to hayo suflicient returns showlng that, while Bir,. Landers : defeated, the balance. of thelr ‘Hower. is elected, | 1t ta true Mr, Porter ting run ahcad © of his colleagues on the ‘tieket, but no Hes; , publican belloves that the excess avrounts to.’ 6,00, ora half ofit, In this county, for tlk lustration, whero Afr, Porter. was expected’ to distance all others on the tleket, the} ofti- cial retuims show a yery little excess, the lowest _ not falling 00 ‘below hin, ‘The following [a tha’ age Vorter, 13,894; Hanna, 15,786; Elifott, 16,04ly. Woods, 13,838; Hawn, 18,813; Wolfe,” "HU, and Baldw' in, 18,815; loss, 13,8005 mained i Koyse, 13,004, So far as reports go the, fall ing off In other countles 's nob ‘pravortion. d ately large. ‘t TUL DEMOCRATIO LEADERS—* achoice few who are recognized as among ye those having u personal as well ag a politiculs interest ii the election of Maucock congre « ‘gated to-duy In .a‘imost secret © concigye, occupyliys the innermost rogm of the Demo | orally beadquarwrs. ‘Chace wero Englls.