Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 17, 1880, Page 1

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. £ Opposite Palmer House, ; ~ | BE Sacrifice!) Urea STI MEORTABLE A Bankrupt Stock Life is short. Crowd it full test Novelties i " Ol the Latest Novelties 1a of peace and joy. You needn't : have a desolate h hh Cl oaks, everpthing seated! te yake Dolmans, AND WALKING JACKETS, purchased on such equitable terms--terms which suit alike Fine Imported Goods, from a Ber. lin .Manufacturer, the rich and poor: : CASH or EASY PAYMENTS. LOTHS, For Cloaks, Ulsters, Circulars, Pants. Household Goods nif pod Coats. In inconceivable variety, Me- FLANNELS. dium and Fine. Alarge stock of all kinds of Flan- aay tess than manutactarers | (amber and Parlor Furnitura, ce Tapestry and Itorain Campls, TABLE Napaang, - | Lovers and blankets, ? Healing Stores, Cook Stoves: and Ranges FROIT NAPKINS, DAMASK TOWELS, Minvors, Bookeases, ett, ete, At prices way, way down-- BLACK SILKS, lower than them all. COLORED SILKS, COLORED VELYETS, We Won't and Can't Be Beat! COLORED SATINS. Convince yourself of this by Marge stock of Men’s and Ladies’, calling at _ also Children’s, Woolen GORI +] UNDERCLOTHING, 204, 206 Rando, AT HALF PRICE. Tale Building, just west Fifth-av, BONDED LINE. Carpets and Oilcloth, Blankets and Comforters, Matting and Mats, sheaper than ever. Country orders attended to, 184 & 186 State-st., OPPOSITE FALMER HOUSE. S. SHIREK. FURS. 202, “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 car loads. Cir- culargiving informa. tion and instruction can be had on appli- cation to Agents of this Company. VITALIZED AIR. NewSafe Remedy. No Moro Pain With Teeth. Dolmans Sacques, Received: 1,200 No. 1 Extra Seal Skins, which Iam prepared to make into Eiegant Garments, out after the Latest Parisian Styles. Also, Ihave uver 100 Seal Sacques and Dol- manson hand and in process of manufacture. FUR-LINED DOLMANS AND CIRCULARS ade trom the best Gros Grain Sicllienne and Armure Silks plain and vrocaded Satin de Lyon, which I am ing at ustonishingly low prices. {DR TRIMMUNGS of every description. }icrkmansbip and Finish cannot be excelled. eqpenetbening and refitting of Seal Saeques done st sdftles will Sng {t 10 their interest to call on me be- ve purchasing or leaving their orders elsewhere. J. ETTLINGER, Mazufactorer and Importer of Furs, 74 Madison-st. 74 Between State-st. and McVicker's Theatre, COAL. vA Bang Fire Within the Reach of AIL” ‘ts nothing: iducive to Health and mak- Me your Home Happy avn Upon Hiss Butts’ American Gannel Goal FOR GRATE PURPOSES. C.H. DYER & CO., 97 DEARBORN-ST., ~~ ——_CRICAGO OFFICE. e and Best Full Set, $8 J. L. HATHAWAY. oe eae ain and care in filling. The McChes- nay Beouiess give thetr personal attention to all cases. 1g EEN EY BHOS! DENTAL PARLORS, MCCHESNEY BN Cor Clark and Rundoiphests. AMTHRACITE, CUMBERLAND, & BLOSSBURS OAL. By CARGO. CAR LOAD, & RETAIL. No. 38 Market-st. Docks iss, Einmbury-t. me (2854 Archerary | Both Telephones. OPTICAL GOODS. ae Fine Spectacles sulted to all stgbts on scientiqa id Field Glasses, Telescopes, Mi~ GRISWOLD principles. Opera an; Sroscapes, Barometers. etc. PHOTOGRAPHY. Sklt-Supporting Corsets A Combine Co! th R Stine Coxrongane Meare mith 9 Exe, Abdominal and Shoulder-Brace e R) gees ened “everywhere, PHOTOGRAPHER, ‘@Medison-wt 1B, PUTNAM, General Agent, | 7'7~79-81 State-st., Chicago. | “Wa'al, | Should Smule,”| ¢ TOLU ROCK AND RYE. : eee I 63 IS NOW UPON US! when every family themselves with the celebrated . THE GREAT APPETIZER, SURE CURE spronchitis” ASTHMA, Consumption, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE In this new ip any other way) the Balsam Tolu, Rock Candy, all the virtues of the Ingredients, ylelding valuable expectorant qualities, und g\vil ta ‘Yolu bus long been used by the medical profession for lu soothing hewiine, and nourishing properties. in allaying any Irritation of the y a healthy ‘appetite and toning up the system reneraily. 4 freed and cheertully recommends its use. Gients used makes {ta pleesant, healthful tonic and appeuizing bovoraze for all. —DOWT RE DECEIVED by unprinelpled dealors who try to palin offupon yon common TORU ROCK an i and.un agreeable taste. Balsa didusive stimulant, creating 01 oh Frof. G. A. Mariner, of Chicago, has anol CAUTIO Ni beer and Ryeie since or au Preparation; tho GENUINE has the name of LAWRENCE & MARTIN on'the Government i onencl DHE MANITOBA. TRADE-MARK REGISTERED. | mbination we have blended together by DISTILLATION (which cannotbe effectually Go; ware old Rye Whisky, anda Valuable Tone: whic rere ons sould supply eurticle 8 tine Huvor oat, chest, and Jungs, Tolu Rock and itre Jaa he erainent chemist, ‘The purity of the ingre- EDICATED \d RYE, a8 ours is the oni: Revenue Stamp YEARLY CONSUMPTION, over 1,000,000 Bottles. LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Sener. e224 x. ‘These Goods are handled by the Trade as follows: t WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. FULLER & FULLER, YAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON & CO., LORD, STOUTENBURG & CO., H. A. HURLBUT & CO., MORRISON, PLUMMER & CO., TOLMAN & KING, JOHN BLOCKI. WHOLESALE}\GROCERS, FRANKLIN MAC VEAGH & CO. McKINDLEY, GILCHRIST & C6., G A. TOLMAN & 00. W. M. HOYT & 00., We de QUAN & COsg” SPRAGUE, WARNER & 0. | TGE TuRY. HOUSEKEEPING Goons, A Grand Day's Sportl} CHICAGO JOCKEY CLUB TRACK, THURSDAY, Oct. 21, 1880, Great 20-Mile Race BETWEEN Miss EMMA JEWETT, of Minnesota, ‘The fearless and intrepid Champion of the North- west, and, Miss MINNIE PINNEO, of Colorado, The bold and dsshing Horsewoman of the Rocky Mountains. ‘This contest will be far more exciting and interest- ing than any running or trotting race ever witnessed. At Atiuneupolis, Dubuque, and Louiavilie {t bus been witnessed by thousands ‘ot excited und delighted spectators, and at Louisville the rece Is to bb repeat- giv undor the auspices of the Louisville Jockey Club | TORS Coutdt bu Ontense wil be for A Purse of $2,000, §1,500to tho winner and $500 to the second, and will Commence at 3:36 p. m. precisely. ON THE SAME DAY At [:30 p.m., A Purse of $200 WILL BE GIVEN FOR ~ 2:40 Horses, mile heats, best 3 in 5, in harness, ‘TO CLOSE ON TUESDAY, Oct. 19. Entries to be addressed to H. V. BEMIS, 116 Mon- Toe-st, Chicago, ‘The management of this day's sport js entirely in the hands of Messrs. 1i.¥. Bemis and A.W. Richmond, ‘who promise to make it the most POPULAR SPORTING EVENT Of the Season! Price of Admission, 60 cts. All Refreshments at Down-town prices, BMadison-st. Cars direct to the track. For further information address I. V. BEMIS, 116 Monroo-st.. Chicayo, IL BUSINESS CARDS. AGNY is (0 ROBERT J, MCL Is Proprietor, 334 and 336 State-st, CLEANING, un WESTERN LEATHER MF, £0, Fine Leather Cases, For Travelers, Toflet Articles, Samples, Book Can- yossers,and ull purposes where tine cases are required. 53 STATE-ST. TEAMING. And bave your Furnitne Moved by the Hour, ‘Thereby tnsuring careful handing and the 104 of Large Londs.. ‘This Company, with its High Stakes: Broad Tired Spring '‘Traoks. will’ remove n Ten-Room House oraCar-Load of Furniture in Two londs, Large lines of Merchandise moved with prompiness: and dispaten. WANTED. ~ NOTICE, ~ The Advertiser wishes to make a connection with a First-Class House in the GRAIN, FLOUR, or GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS. Will travel if required, or. will represent the house at the East... Excellent References, Address Z 74, Tribunc’office, WHO ARK THESE NEN? THEIR. INTENTIONS HONORABLE? _ OR DO GO-AGAIN REV-EL Intend to continue their seeming practice ot doing business FOR FUN, To the intense disgust of rival houses ? We would like the opportunity of answering these questions in a business-like manner by showing you the BARGAINS! FURNITURE, CARPETS, CHAMBER AND PARLOR SUITS, MIRRORS, HEATING AND COOK STOVES, DESKS, SHOW-CASES, ETC, BLANKETS, COMFORTS, ETC. Goods received daily from Sher- iffs’ Sales and Private Residences, and sold in lots to suit at GEOHEGAN & REVELL’S, 191, 193, 195, & 197 Randolph-st., cor. Fitth-av. STOCK OF CARPETINGS and FURNITURE TO. BE SACRIFICED. They are guaran- teed strictly first-class and desirable goods, and WILL BE SOLD at about HALF their value. 262 and 264 Wabash-av. STATIONERY, ac. RETAIL STATIONERS. Attorneys’ Blanks, Conveyancing Blanks, Justices’ Blanks. Attorneys’ Office Dockets, Attorneys’ Pocket Dockets. Legal Cap. Philadelphia Le; Numbered lines, Record File Covers, Abstract Paper Covers, All kinds of Oitice Supplies. PRICE FIVE CENTS. --- - LEBMIANN’S FAIR. THE FIRST Klevated Railroad IN CHICAGO, Lehmann’s Fair Which will start MONDAY at 8 a. m, and run until 8 p. m. No More Waiting! No More Crowding! By this ingenious invention, when complete, we will be able to make a Thousand Sales a Minute. Note and Read Our Prices! $25,000 worth of Rogers & Bros.’ Sec- | 1,000 Patent Folding Tables at 73 cts, ond-quality Silver-Plated Ware. worth $1.50. Teaspoons at 88c a set. 1,000 Gold Fish at 12¢ each. Dessert Spoons at 95c a set. Canary Birds at 50c each. Table Spoons at $1.38 2 sete 10,000 Majolica Plates at 8c each, Tea Knives at $1.38 a set. Large Slaw and Vegetable Cutters at 22¢ Cream Spoons at 25c each. each. Bar Spoons at 25c each. Horse Blankets at $1.18. Oyster Forks at 25c each. 25 Picture Albums, good quality, at 22c, Pickle Forks at 25c each, worth 50c. Large Oyster Ladies at 95¢ each. Large Soup Ladles at 95c each. Large Cake Knives at 95c each. Large Fish Knives at 95c each. These prices are lower than you can buy common Brass Silver- Plated Ware at. We guarantee these goods to be White Metal and Silver-Plated, not to tarnish or rust. EXTRA INDUCEMENTS TO THE TRADE 40 Picture Albums at 88, worth 75c. BETTER and CHEAPER GOODS At 25 per cent less than any other House. ? Good Laundried Shirts, Linen Bosom and Cuffs, at 68c. Our Best A No. 1 at 95e. 100 dozen Reinforced Unlaundried, 1800 Clocks at half price. Linen, and Wamsutta Muslin White Gold and Rolled Plated Jewelry at our Shirts, at 75e, worth $1.50. popular prices. Undershirts at 25c. 25,000 worth of Toys at 50 cents on the.| Better and A No. Lat 48. Dollar. The Boss at 72c. Our 9dc Doll is worth $2. Large size Ostrich Tips at 10c. Our §S8c Tea Set is worth $1.50. Real Hair Waves at 80c. ‘Pur 050-Brass Drom is worth $2... |-Real Hair Switches at 48cyecin-. Our 95¢ Tool Chest is worth $1.75. ‘Grash at 8c a yard and upwards. spe All-Linen Table. Damasks at 25 cen‘ On Toys we defy competition. | “Yer iis Job lot of Finely Embroidered CORSETS | AU-Silk Fringe at 88¢ and upward. at 48c, worth double. LADIES’ AND CENTS’ House-Furnishing Goods | Furnishing Goods ‘Lower than the Lowest. a adele ne aed ator eres OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE, Our Prices Cannot Be Beat! 19% ACCOMMODATING CLERKS “THE FAIR” E. J. LEHMANN, Cor, State and Adams-sts,, Known as the Largest and Cheapest House in America. PIRELNSURANCE AGENTS! THE TOBEY Verne” | FURNITURE CO, $7,000,000 Has never shown a stock so PHILADELPHIA | inal the newest and best de- INSURANCE CAPITAL, signs and finest work, as at Indemnity .. FIRST-CLASS. this time. SOLE MANUFACTURERS Rates....... CONSISTENT. Settlements. EQUITABLE and PROMPT. OF THE CELEBRATED GIVE THEM A CALL. sm! EMPRESS FOLDING BEDSTEAD, Dr. Day, Universally conceded by all who have used it to be the 133 East Madison-st ee aera oe that ER OR as ever been invented. Best} CELLULOID. $5 Gold, $10. Filling, 1-4 Old Hates, . VITALIZED AIR State'and Adams-sts. (Gr fan) etven tree tor palgless extracting. 133 East Factory, West Randolph and Jefferson-sts. Inventor of Lower Suction Plate; which never looseis while talking or eating’s 5 $10,000 to Loan! years’ actual test without a failure. In sums of $5,000 or under, on CELLULOID GOODS. Improved Celluloid Cuffs, Collars, good Real Estate, at 7 per cent. JNO. Q. WELLS, and Bosoms. Do not wilt in warm- est weather. BARNES’ Hat Store &6 Madison-st. (Tribune Building). Room 16, 95 Dearborn-st. FIRE INSURANCE. OLD BOREAS. _ The Wind-Storms Hold a@ High Old Carnival Yesterday. Michigan’s Waters ‘Lashed into Terrifying Waves. One Schooner Sunk Seven Miles _ from This City. Fears Entertaineéd for the Safety of the Steamer Alpena. Schooner Reciprocity Sunk—~ Damage on the Coast. The Wind Does Considerable Dam~« age in Town and Suburbs. Demolition of the Walls .of the New. Rolling Mill at South ¢ The Roof Tumbles In, and Four Men Are Injured. . Two Elevators Stripped of Their’ Protecting Brick Walls. Terrific Snow-Storm in Northern Iows and Nebraska. Havoc Among the Telegraph Wires Best and West. ae OUT FOR A TEAR. A HIGH OLD CARNIVAL AMONG THE WINDS, Acting upon the theory advanced ten or twelve years ago by a Staats-Zeitung reporter who ex- cused himself to the city editor for not having & line in the paper about a big fire of the night before, by urging that everybody tad seen it, and that, therefore, there was no need to de- scribe the conflagration, the storm which blew yesterday might pass unnoticed, for if there was one thing yesterday which was pecullariy Patent to the observation it was that very severe elemental disturbance was im Progress. The tact made itself universally ap- Parent. In rude music ameag tho chim- ney-tops, evoked by the tearing of the gale among those sharp corners with which roofs are generously provided; in wild #olian strains as the. gusts flew through the webs of telegraph lines’ overhead; in great clouds of dust caught @p from the streetsand tossed about tho midaiy.in eddies; in the occasional crash which marked the ar- rival upon the roadbed of something which a G before had .been'on the housetop; in the hustling through the atmosphere of a Varioty of articles which the gale had filched from rooms where open windows had given ita chanco;in the sudden resurrection o¢ great coats which had lain dormant for ja season; in the universal shiver. which caught men as they left their cozy offices and entered the open ale and goose-fleshed their nether limbs as yet un~ ineased in the winter's fiannel,—in all these things it was made only too plain yesterday to those’ whose business took them out-doors that @ storm was blowing. But the fact was by no means obscured to those who went not abroad. The storm cama were very heavy sleepers who were not soon made acquainted with its presence. The gentle wife, nudging her slumberous spouse, informed him that she was always so frightened of the wind, and when that failed to arouse him toa full appreciation of the ‘requirements of the oc- casion, reminded him that sundry windows in the house had been leftopen the evening be~ "| fore, and that ff they were not shut down imme~ diately the damage done to turkey carpets, ete., would be focaleutable. Then the children woke up, and started an inside chorus in oppo- sition to the one outside; anc by the time they were pacified and the winaows shut the first hints of approaching daylight had appeared, and the unfortunate husband's rest had been very thoroughly broken up. This was the general nocturnal experience, and when the morning came and the cook-stove would not light by reagon of the chimney-dratt being killed by incursive gusts from the outside, which puffed the kitchen full of coil smoke, and the fence in the back yard was found prone, and the largest limb of the pet shade-tree in front was discov- ered lying across the sidewalk, and the load of kindling purchased the day before was seen to have been distributed impartially among the neighbors, and the washing which was left out to dry turned up flapping wildly from the cor~ ners of adjacent woodsheds, those who had not learned it over night found out that quite A BREDZ. AD BEEN BLOWING. Allday lon; it kept blowing,—not a steady ate mospheric current that one could grow moder+ ately accustomed to, but a fickle, gusty commo- tion, that fellto a caim fora moment, and then came on with a rush, like Maud S. in her second quarter, or Indiana Republic- ans rushing to the polls in the October elections, When doing Its best one could lean comfortably aguinst the gate, but it was not sate todo so, a8 its duration was so momentary and uncertain, ‘Tuking it alt in all, it was one of the wildest gales that ever swept over the city, and the old- est inhapitant might almost exclaim, with one of ‘om Hood’s poetical characters: “I've met with many a breeze before, But never such a blow.” - Yesterday evening a Tutnoxe reporter called at the ollice of the Signal Station, and had acor- versation with Sergt. Lynch upon the most universal of topics—the weather. ‘The Sergeant placed his meteorological lore at the disposal of the reporter, supplying him with a variety of valuable and interesting information. The storm, he suid, began in Chicago at exactly ten minutes past i2 o'clock yesterday morning. Up to that moment calm prevailed, when.# gala with a velocity of about fourteeu’ miles an hour struck the city. This lasted until 3o'clock,when its speed Increased to twenty-eight miles an hour, and since then it had blown at the rate of from twenty-three to twenty-eight miles uu hour. The regulation of the Department Js to take: average for Bfteen minutes, at a time, which, from the time the storm started up to 9 ‘o'clock {ast night, showed that the average velocity of the gule was twenty-three miles ap hour, but averages which had been takenon a@ five-minute basis gave a general average of thirty-six miles ‘preceding the storm the barometer bad fallen rapidly all day Friday, there being nearly half an inch difference between its hight at 6:18 a. m. and 10:18 p. m.,—an unusually rapid fall for this locality. ‘The wind before the storm bad been from the southeast and eouth, and almost con- tinuously southwest since its arrival. At 9 o'clock last night the gale was working to the west, and tho barometer was rising gradually, indicating that before morning the wind cou! change round to the north or northwest, and be on med pinion, based upon scientific observa- tion, was strengthened by a telegram received at tho office of the Chief Signal Oificer in Wash- ington at 1:45 p. m., whioh sald: oe “The storm now central near St. Pantisoo- usually severe, and will be followed by decidedly colder weather.” meee Sergt. Lynch gave the reporter some’ {nter- esting statistics, showing how the wind was raging everywhere. The velocity: per. hour reached at Various points was as follows: Mil- waukee, & miles; Sandusky, 36 miles;.-Toledo, 35 miles; Davenport, Ia., 42 miles; Port Huron, miles, He stated that from fourteen points, mostly in the Northwest region, the office ha had no report, telegraphic communication with vghe Sergeant stated that aa ave ralrule 1e Sergeant 3 as avery gene: 3 storms in the West and Northwest, from somey~ atanhour when the city was asleep, but they © i 4 " f 4 fu