Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1880, Page 1

VOLUME XL. _ The Chicago SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1880—SIXTEEN PAGES aily Tribune. % : ‘PRICE FIVE CENTS. —GIoUSEKEEPING GOODS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. ~ A GRAND ASS MEETING! ¢ To ratify the ELECTION GO: AGAIN & REV-EL To the position of Leading ‘Furniture Carpet DEALERS OF CHICAGO, And to establish the fact that their stores are the first attraction for every lover of a HOME, SWEET HOME, And the furnishing thereof, con- sisting of Parlor Furniture, Carpets, Chamber Suits, Mirrors, Heating Stoves, Easy Chairs, Rockers Kitchen Furniture, Etc., etc. BARGAINS Can be expected, and the meeting will con- tinue the entire week. An immense stock of Desks, Show-cases, Counters, Shelving, Bank Fixtures, etc., al- ways on hand. All are welcome to inspect the stores of GEOHEGAN & REVELL, 1,193, 195, @ 187 Rand, Corner Fifth-ar. BANKRUPT STORE. BANKRUPT STORE, OPPOSITE PALMER HOUSE. THIS WEEK, Special Sale of: NOTTINGHAN LACE CURTAINS. -ECRU CURTAINS, Net, Tare Bortler, and New Patterns, for 40c per yard. Much wider and hetter for 50, 60, and 70c per yard. treat variety in NOVELTY and ANTIQUE CURTAINS at extraor- dinary low prices. Cloaks and Dolmans. A handsome line of Cloaks from 62 to $15. _ A handsome line of Dolmans from $5 to $25. Pa Ulsters from $4 to 4.00, ee N Cloaks from 75 cts. OU. ? SPECIAL BARGAINS IN Carpets, Oil Cloths, Nattings, Blankets, Comforters, &e., AT THE BANKRUPT STOR e 184 and 186 State-st., OPPOSITE PALMER HOUSE. S. SHIREK. CHINA & GLASS, No. 23 E. Washington-st. PING Reduction in the prices ‘senich must be sold. Url feet nt EAST GROVE, $01 $ E, $0 to #15, on terms to ee 707. ‘Highest und bealthiest of Culcago's Walt Fras Eid SINISE Bete ments equal Baiyepni,, NOW ‘is the time, “We ebow our bop: : We. suow uF DFOp- “eee rake STREET & CO.. Ow i e .. OWDETS, 101 Wasbington-st, FOR SALE CHEAP. Weer s 104; 5. H. KERFOOT & CO., 91 Dearborn-ste am HAINES” is THE BEST UPRIGHT: PIANO- FORTE IN THE WORLD! And hag received more indorsements from Leading Artists, as being STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS Than all other Upright Piano-Fortes com- bined. HENRY SCHROEDER, WILLIAM C, BOWEN, MARIE MARLHON, ALBANESI, ITALO CAMPAN ANNA DE BELOC! SCHELLING, ANTONIO F. GALASSI, CK, EMILY AMBRE, 8. B. MILLS, ALWINA VALLERU, JEANIE FRANKO, JULIUS E. MEYER, | ZELDA SEQUIN, DE CESLI, EME. WEYMAN, € ALFRED H, PEASE, BONAMNICI, F. MOLLENHAUER, Sr., FRANCESCO FANCIULI, OLE BULL, NACCLARONE, EMMA C, THURSBY, EMMA ABBOTT, MAUBICE STRAROSCH. MARIE STONE, PIETRO FERRANTIL ‘TOM KARL, PASQUALE BRIGNOLI, PAULINE MAUREL, JULIA CHRISTIN, A. E. STODDARD, ANGELO TOBRIANI, WILLLAH CASTLE, WILLLAX K. BASSFORD, ELLIS RIS. OSCAR M. NEWELL, WILLIAM MACDONALD, GUIDA, MAX MARETZEK, ALBERT, J. N, PATTISON, DELUCCA, A, LIBERATI, GEORGE W. MORGAN, M. BIN. FRANK GILDER, BEL! HARRISON MILLIABD, EDWABD A. CABY, MAX WERTHEIM, ELIZA J. LODER, PAFFALABDO, MME. IVAN C. MICHEL, ECGENIE SIMONSON, HARBY BRAGAC, EDOTARDO MABZO, HOMER N. BARTLETT, MARIE BENCELEY, EMIL MOLLENHAUER, LUIGI LENCIONI, GEORGE WERBENRATH, PEBTI, MARTUCCI, - AUEL, General Western Agents, 188 & 190 STATE-ST,, CHICAGO. 903 North Fifth-st., St. Louis, Presidential Question IS NOW SETTLED. In selecting your Piano do. not fail to visit our Warerooms, where you will finda magnificent assort- ment of Pianos, carefully selected from ‘the celebrated Manufacto- ries of Chickering & Sons, Hazelton Bros., Ernest Gabler, Decker & Son, Cc. Kurtzman. ORGANS. Wilcox & White, Taylor & Farley, Pelton, Pomeroy & Cross, And twenty other makers of less reputation, No other house in the coun- try offers such a variety of Pianos to select from. -No other house sells their Pianos at such low prices. No other house gives such liberal terms. - No other house gives such unlimited quarantecs. Purchasers have only to call and examine our stock to substantiate the above state- ments. PELTON, | POMEROY & CROSS, 152 State-st. ‘DENTISTRY. VITALIZED AIR. New Safe Remedy. ‘No More Pain With Te dens > st Full Set, $8 $8 Finest and Be: a fo § iit, and care in filling. ‘The McChes- Expertence, Skill, air personal attention to all cases. hel ted 10 years, HES BY BROS: VENTAL PABLO! or, Clarl poe: ~~ PIsSOLUTION. (The firm of Thomas & Brags having ‘peen dissolved by mutual consent, F, A. Bragx will continne the Real Estate and Loan bus ness. ‘under the firm name of B. ‘A. Bragg & Co., at No. 91 Wasbington-st on hand. Beal Estate Bargains elwar' oN. BRAGG & £0. 91 Washington-sh PIANOS, BAUER PIANOS. GRANDS, UPRIGHTS, & SQUARES, Established In Chicago over Twenty-five Years, . : Waed nnd Recommended by £5,000 Artists and Amateurs. Our Potent Self-benring Agraffe Attach- ment, Concave Name Bonra, and Improved Veneered Bridge, are valuable tmprove- ments, used*In the Bauer Piano only. The Bauer Cabinet Grantls! ‘The newest and most perfect production in the art of Pinno-making. By the introduction of an im- proved VIOLIN-SHAPED SOUNDING-BOARD the Yolume of tone js greatiy increased, und left entirely free from metallic qualities. Prominent Artists Pronounce It a Marvel of Perfection. ‘ Mersra, Julius Bauer & Co., Chicago, 11. GENTLEMEN: The Baer Piano which I purchased of you, Lam happy to say, is growing in favor every day. The more I uso it the better I like it, lhavo had pianos from many celebrated factories, but have found none to equal yours in power and purity of tone, elasticity of touch, und duratdiity. 1 am glad that my first good Opinion which prom ted me in EX- CHANGING my KNABBE Piano for the BAUER has proved alasting one, Yours respectfully, a JNO. RIEBLLNG. Pittsburg, Pa., Nov. 23, 159. A complete assortment of these Favorite Pinnos will be found at our warercoms, We also carry a full stock of all kinds of Musical Merchandise, wholesale ond retail, Cuta- logues free. 3 Jutius Bauer & Co., 182 & 184 Wabash-ay., BETWEEN MONROE & ADAMS-STS. WALLET, DVS GUM Upright Pianos, “Thave used them for the past seven years In my vocal cluases, and I find them inevery way satisfactory.""—James Gill. “Pronounce them superior In action and tone to any E have ever ueed.””—Louls Fatk. “(It Is absolutely perfect Jn agtion and tone.” —Frank G. Bobner. “They are traly a grand nnd noble Instru- memt; and falfill an artist’s ideal of a perfect pinao.”—Damis Paul. “Combining tare purity of tone and won- derful power.”—A. Farini. “T regard them as the Hing of all Instrn- ments.”—Fred Hl. ease. “They are, In every respect, lovely instru- ments,—endowed both with the singing power of a Grand and Ita deileately repeat- ing uetlon.’’—Robert Goldbeck. ‘*Mave used these Pianos for years In our conservatory of mua’c. to the entire satiafac- tion of ourselves and our puplis,”—N, Ledo- chowskl. “I have never found one so entirely satis- factory in every respect.’"—-F. Ziegfeld. ‘These instruments are fur superior to all others in excellence of workmanship, claatict- ty of touch, beauty of tone, and great dura- Dility. The reputation they enjoy in Europe, ae well us In Amoriea, places them ahead of every other plano manufuctared. (2 These Piunos, Square Grand, Grands, and Uprights, ean be seen In great varlety of cuses, Rosewood, Mottled Woods, or Ebony and Gold, at warerooms W. W. KIMBALL, Cor. State & Adams-sts. These Instruments combine the highest achievements in the art of Piano-making sn are comprehensively the ‘cy best now before the public. Root&Nons Music Co. SOLE WESTERN AGENTS, 156 STATE-ST. NOW THAT GARFIELD IS ELECTED, ‘We challenge the world with the BAKER PATENT UPRIGHT PIANO for quality of tone, finish, and durability, snd the only one that stands in tune per- manentls, besides costing Joss than any ather first- NEW YORK MUSIC CO., 250 Biate-st_ class make. OPTICAL GOODS. Fine Spectacies sated to principles. Opera and Field Glasses, Telescopes, Ffoscopen Barometers, eta, s a LADIES’ Goons. “CLOSING IMMENSE JOBS 50 Pieces, all Silk; Black and Colored, Brocaded Velvet at $1.50, former priog $4. % Floces: Blk Brocaded Sil a¥250,former Price 50 Pieces Lyons Col’d Gros Grain Dress Silks, Extra Wwiuth and Quality, a BLO, Worth €2. 5000 Beaded Hackies Fancy Feathers,Bandoaux, Coronets, Grebe Breast, af every descrip: tion, nt 3c, 45c, 0c, 65¢, and 7éc. Half of former prices. 100 Cases Ladies’ and Misses’ Derby and ‘Trimmed Hats at 50c, 60¢, 5c, 8c, und 31, worth double, Immense Reductions from former prices. 2000 Sets of}. Children's Furs at 5c, Bc, 65c, 85¢, $150, $2, $2.50, and & immense ~ ‘s Fur Caps, Hats, and Bonnets at se, BOc, Be, 400, 50e, 60e, 85c, Toc, 85c, . ‘Less than Half Price. 3000 Children’s Merino Cloaks handsomely trim- med witb Satin and Fringe, also Elegant Em- broided, at $1 50, $3, $3.50, $4, $4.50, $5, $5, $i, #8, £9, 22, $15, $16. $18. $20. 'and $25. ‘The entire stuck of afailed New York Manufacturer; fess than Half Price. nn BARGAINS IN OUR Cloak Department. 200 Ladies’ Cloaks at $3, $4, $5,'and §6, worth $5, $7, $3, and $10. ° 300 Ladies’ Dolmans handsomely trimmed with Silk und Chenille Fringe, Satin and Velvet, at $6.50, $7.50, and $8, worth $10, $12, and $14. 600 Ladics’ All Wool Beaver Dolmans, elegantly trimmed, at $10, £12, and $18, worth $1, $16, and $18. These are special numbers we aro haying an immense sale of: 200 Ladies’ Elegant Dolmans, Handsome trim- mings in Dingonal ang Jesporten Material, nt $15, $16, $18, 320, S22, 825, $23, $30, up to $50. Unapproachable Bargains. | 1000 Ladios’ Ulsters at $h £5, 6, $8, $9, $10, $12, upto $18, Newest material. Prices guar- anteed less than can bo boughtelsewhere. 300 Misses’ and Childrens’ Cioaks and Ulsters, all_nges, from $150 to $18 Special Low Prices. NOTE THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS: 80 Pieces 41-inch Silk and Chenille Fringe at 35c, Worth 6c. 4 200 Pieces Elegant Silk and Chenille and Chenille and Beaded Fringes at 45c. 50. 65c, ‘Te. We, $1, 81.10, $L25, and $1.50. A manu- facturer's stock; awful cheap. 1000 Pieces Beaded Trimmings. and Passament- eries at 10c, 12}5c, 15c, 1B¢, 2c, 2c, 2c, 300, B5e, 40c, 45c, Bc, 65e, Toc,'88e, Mc, and $1, from forced cash auction, ery cheap, Tremendous Assortment of gords, Plain and Tended Oruamcnts: howe. Bpixes. “Bonds, Balls, Drop-Gimpa. and Beads of all Descrip- tions, at less than Competition Prices. 1000 Dozen Misses’ All Wool Hose at 12%c, 15e, 18e, 20c, 220, 25c, up to doe. Special Job, very cheap. : 800 Dozen_ Ladies’ Fleece-Lined Balbriggan, Extra Quality and Length, at Wc and sic, worth Suc and 60¢. 1000 Dozen Ladies’, Misses’, and Childrens’ All Wool Mitts at 12340, 15c, 18¢, 20c, 5c, and 30c; very cheap. 800 Dozen Ladies’. Misses’, and Children’s Kid ‘Mitts, Kid Gloves, Fur-Top, Cloth-Back, and Kid-Palm Gloves. Fine Mittens’ of ail de- scriptions at Special Low Prices. 3000 Pairs Ben's Genuine Plymouth Buck Gloyes, 2 buttons, at $1, worth $1.50; all sizes. 1000 Dozen Ladies’, Misses’, and Children's Wool + Hoods at 35c, 400, 450, be, 6c, Tc, B5e, Mo, $1, $1.10, $125, and ‘$1.50. Elegant Styles. Awful Cheap. 25 Cases Ladies' Merino Vests at 25c, 350, 50c, 0c, 65¢, 05, and $L Extraordinary value. 1000 Yards Embroiderfed Flouncings at Half Price. 800 Dozen All-Linen Damask Towels, Extra Size and Quality, at 1c, worth 35c, 800 Remnants of Flannels at 40 per cent of ‘Regular Prices. 500 Remnants of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Cloak- ings at 40 per cent of Regular Prices. 1000 Remnants of Dress Goods and Mourning Goods at 40 per cent of Regular Prices. Money Rofunded at all times if Goods are not Satisfactory. BOSTON STORE, 118 & 120 State-st. DENTISTRY. Dr. a 133 East Mafison-st, Y> CELLULOLD, { Gold, $10. Filing, 1-4 Old Rates. VITALIZED AIR (Or gas) given free tor painless extracting. 153 East Madison-st. Inventor of Lower Suction Plate, which neyer loosens while talking or eating; 5 years’ actual test without a failure. THERMOMETE! IVER PAGE, 52, CHoyNes.Co. 2 Retail Stationers, 118 & 120 Monroe-st. THERMOMETERS, For the Dairy and House. Pool’s Barometricul Thermometer, carved Swtas Wood, plain solid Mapie, and common Tin Thermometers. Elegant Thermometrrs in Wood and Brass In unique styles; Anchors, Telescope, Bat- tle Axe, Hammers, Towers, Monuments, and other designs. ‘Thermometers in Bronze and Ivory. A Great Variety of Fancy Goods, |. EEAMIING. Furniture Moved by the Hour, Thereby insuring careful handling and the carrying of Loads. This Company, with its Hich Stakes, Broa@ Spriny ‘Trucks, will remove a Ten-Hoom Bete deta MerGtande Woved ide ombisse and dispatch, ee Br WIR Ss ‘OWO Morven Bearded AUTRE A, x OL pun San “THE FAIR. MAKE | SAVE This Week. MONEY! MONEY! And Dont Delay IN BUYING YOUR Christmas Presents! $50,000 WORTH TOYS ‘THoliday Goods AT PRICES THAT WERE NEVER EQUALED, AND NEVER WILL BE AGAIR.- INTRA JOB LOTS Laties’ Furnishing foods 700 doz, Fine Embroidered Cor- sets in Cardinal, Blue, Pink, and White, at 48¢ each, worth $1.00. Ladies’ Undressed Kid Gloves, 4 buttons, at 68c. 500 doz. Brocaded Silk Hdkfs., extra size, 50c each, worth $1.00. COMBINATION SALE Ladies’ Lace Ties. CHOICE AT 10 CTS., 2. Werth. fram 150.10 B00... .....- Goldfish, 12¢ and upwards. Canary Birds, 50c each. Bird Cages, Aquariums, and Shells at half price. COMBINATION SALE OF THE Finest Ribbons Ever offered for sale in this market. This is a Job Lot, and direct from the manufacturer, of Rem- nants containing 2 yds. and up- wards, and ranging in price from the Chtapest to the Very Best made, which we will Retail at just HALF what others ask, B,J. LENMANY'S, “THE. FAIR,” Cor. State & Adams-sts. Known as the Largest and Cheapest Store of its kind in America. FURNITURE. “ THE FAR.” PRESIDENTIAL DRIFT, How Barnum’s Bluster Ap-, pears in the Light of Existing Facts. Democratic Conspirators Plen- -ty, but the Executive Ability Is Wanting. And Avoid the Rush, MAKE GOOD SELECTIONS AND YOU WILL SAVE FROM Oto 100 per cent BUYING NOM! THE MARKET IS FULL OF HOLIDAY GOODS, Which we buy daily at our own price, and Retail the same with a margin of 5 to 10 per cent. SMOKERS’ ARTICLES, COMBINATION SALE Briarwood Applewood Cherry and Imitation Meerschaum PIPES! CHOICE AT 12 CTS., Worth from [5 cts. to $1.00. Genuine Meerschaum (guaran- teed) Cigarette Holders at dc. . Genuine Meerschanm teed) Cigar Holders at 2c. Real Meerschaum Pipes, with amber mouthpieces, at 38c. Fine carved fancy designed Cigar Holders, first-class Meerschaum, and in cases, at 58c, worth $2.00. 2,000 Real Meerschaum, second uality, or manufacturers’ imper- ections, Bowls with Stems, large size, at 48c, worth from $1.50 to $5.00 each. We have cheaper and better grades The Next House Believed to Be Republican Beyond a Per- adventure, And the Senate Now Seems Likely to Be Pretty Evenly’ Di- © vided. , What the Democrats Made by Their Election-Haul in Indi Two Honest Voters Only Caught by Their Finely-Knitted Drag-Net. California Still Claimed by a Smal} Majority by the Repub- licans. Twenty Thousand Republican Majority in the First Oongressional District of Kansas. BARNUM’S BLUSTER. ALTOGETHER TOO THIN. Spectal Dispateh'to The Onicago Tribune, PHaverrai, Pa, Nov. 6.—There is no doubt as to the exact truth of the statement, first made in these dispatches, as to the Dem~ ocratic scheme of electing Hancock by throwing out the vote of New York on.the ground of fraud and intimidation by Federal election officers in certain wards of New York City. The delay is caused only by un~ certainty as to the way the vote of the Pa- cific States has been cast, since without the aid of either California or Nevada nothing could be accomplished. Meanwhile the public mind has been prepared fora con- test by the cry of fraud raised in New York, and Barnum and Kelly have not admitted Hancock’s defeat for a moment, The 1natter is in the hands of eminent Demo~ cratic lawyers, and if there is the least hope the fight will be made at a given signal, and the word passed along the line for a general demand of the Democracy that HANCOCK. SHALL BE SEATED. ‘There have been messages between New York, Philadelphia, and other cities on the Sa ee eves day since Wednesday, and to- that “if Hancock is nominated he will take nis seat,” and Assistant District-Attorney Kerr, who has the law and precedents of con- tested elections at his fingers’ ends, went over by invitation to take a part in the general conference of Democratic leaders, -Thecom- mon remark among well-informed Democrats is that Haneock will be inaugurated if John Kelly has the plack to make the fight, and he has been given to understand that this is the only way in which he can redeem himself. Chairman Cessna said to-night: “ Whenthe report or rumor was first circulated’ on of all Kinds of Smokers’ Articles at | Thursday afternoon, I was not dis. just HALF Cigar Store Prices. posed, fe consider it as serious. I our it merely a movement among stock gamblers, but, after considering it for atime, 1 began to fear that it was an effort among the more desperate men of the Demo- cratic party to feel the public pulse, and to learn whether they could with safety attampt t fraud. I think now, if they ad control of the State Goveramenk of New York, THERE WOULD BE DANGER, but agit is I donot think there fs any cause for serious alarm, as the better element of the Democratic party would not encour- agethefraud. There is no real, genuine, or true foundation for the charges upon which they are trying to build their theory. “The pallesetion thatthe stock market is dee pressed by the election of Garfield is untrue, unfounded, and false. The only cause for this depression, so far as it exists, is the anxiety and uneasiness which is beginn’ to grow among the people on account of very movement now foreshadowed by some Democratic newspapers. It is not because Garfield is elected, but because some fear that the contest shall be prolonged and the ublic mind continued in an unset- tled condition. ‘This fear is ca Bankrupt Stock MUSICAL INSTRUMEN THIS WEEK AT QUR POPULAR PRICES, “THE FAIR” E, J, LEHMANN, 194, 196, 198 & 200 State-st., 5, 51, 59, Gl, 63, 65, 0], 69, | and B not by reason of the actual existence Adams:st. of any great fraud complained of by the ; Us stai Democrats of New York or elsewhere, pat sale De; ‘men irs. rom a knowledge whic! commun! Wholesale Depa ee seems to have of the desperate character of FURS. the men now managing this movement, and their capacity for the commission of any to perpetrate this FANCY FURNITURE. L attention to, on immense, line in AY assuring purchasers RACTIVE indeea. CARPET C0, CHICAGO 156, 158, 160 and 162 Wabash-ar., cor. Monroe. N,BoWe are carrvine by far the LARGEST 2 ni ediuin }. Parlor, Ci reine nd Dining-room FURNITURE. ART W SODING. Sev ever shown in this city. bo found elsewhere, at the low prices stock i For aterm of lighted room, with dry ‘on Wabash-av. or State-st. “Address, stating location, north of Van Buren-st. etc., YG, Tribune office. WANTED. ‘A Thoroughly Experienced and Competent Man, familiar with the Grain and Flour and Commission Bostness, desires a situation. Address R 65, Tribune office. A GENTLEMAN dsucial and business standings In this city de~ Of soos Dvest $40,000 cash, with his services, in an es- tablished business, Wholesale or Manufacturing pre- ieired. An extended financial experience makes him Bmost valuable oiice-man. Answers will be treated ith honorable confidence. Address Q.6, Tribune. WANTED, An, tateret oD ih eels kk "eave ease redarences: “ares P GL Tribune of8oe. crime which might be necessary to carry out their wishes. With a Judiciary of Intell. gence and integrity, and a State Execntive of great ability, such as now exists in New York, any such effort must fail, and only sink more deeply in utter disgrace and con- tempt the parties who have inaugurated it.” A RIDICULOUS SCHEME. Bpecat Dispatch to ‘The Chicago Tribune, Wasurncton, D. C., Nov. 6—The cote spiracy of betting'men,. Stock: gamblers, and disappointed Democratic politicians to dis- turb the peace of the country by endeavor- ing to create the impression that the Demo- caatic Congress may decline to count the Electoral vote of New York for Garfield and ‘Arthur, excites no apprehension, although the Republican leaders cannot consider the subject either with seriousness or patience, ‘They are only concerned that the very sure Fetes of such a contingency may have an injurious effect upon the rosperity of the country. Those who are authorities upon the Electoral question say that Barnum, John Kelly, and his gang canuot by any means obtain evena co) lor of auloney for naelne @ Democratic majority in Con. $ Hote. Besides, It 13 ra J. ETTLINGER, FURS, SEAL DOLMANS, AND SACQUES. Fur-lined Cireulars and Dolmans, made trom the best Gros Grain Silk. Satin de Lyon, Sicilfenne, and Satin de Soleille, elegantly trimmed with pointed Satin de Ferant ‘ang new styles, not shown hereto- | mored that the D pea this market. Lam also offering 3UOyardsof | State of New York and the Governor of State, who certifies the Electors, are Ke! ublic- ans, and that a Republican Vice-President of the’ United States, also from the State of New York, opens and declares that vote. Tf the Democrats choose to go into an jnvestigation of the question of fraud, Fur Trimminy, in all widths, cut from Black and Sil- yer Coney. Black Lynx, natural und dyed Beaver, lain or silver-tinped Black xod Sliver Fox, snow- fake und real Chincbilis, Bick Marten, Tiger, and Sea Otter Skins, Adircountaliowed to. Dress snd Cloak Makers. Muffs and Boas of every description. Ladies’ und Gents’ Seal Caps and Gloves, latest styles. Goods sent t rt of the country. i eae ETTLINGER. ‘Sanufactarer of Fars. the Republicans will be able to give them @ ‘Madison-st. bet. State-st. and McVicker’s Theatre. ddeal to think about in the States of —==<——— Sew Jerse , South Carolina, Alabama, and Mississipp! A leading officer of ue arm: i mentin, nm today, cade It nay scheme of that sort ip tation, said: = attempted it will make our business brisk, and we sball know from whom we receive orders.” theless there {s no doubt War Democrats are seriously contemplating some revolutionary expedient of this sort, Demo- crats of prominence from this locality have been Invited to_attend a conference with Barnum in New York Monday next. THE NEXT HOUSE. REPUBLICANS, 148; DEMOCRATS, 187; GREER BACKERS, 5; INDEPENDENTS, 3. Special Dispatch to The Chicage Trivuns, Wasuixetor, D. C., Nov. 6.—Mr. McPhere son, Secretary of the Republican. Congres> PHOTOGRAPHER, 77-79-81 State-st., Chicago. SS FENANCLARS __. FINANCHAL MONEY TO LOAN At 6 and 7 per coms on Chicago realestate by SG COLE & CO, James Wilmot: has been ‘aaa pertoerin the above arm from Nov, 1. 158 ugherty, who nominated Han-