Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 9, 1881, Page 1

VOLUME XL. OL()TIIING.MM UV%WI&@S UES@% giies, e, YUUTHS, BOYS, AND CHILDREN, Retaited for Cagsh at Wholesale Prices. fiolden Tagle (lothing Store, 136 & 138 Madison, 144 & 146 Clark, TIENRY L. WATCH, Manager. WHOLESALE CLOTHING! CLEMENT, BANE & (0, 202, 204, 206, 208, 210 FRANKLIN-ST., COR. ADAMS, Hanufacturo the Best Goods, (arry the Largest Stock, Nake the Lowest Prices, Ind Givo the Best Terms. 6 off 60 days; 6 off 30 days; © 7 off 10 days. FINANCIAL, TS Merchants’ Savings Loan & Trust Go,, O CHICA GO, ENTABLINUED 1857, Tals.up Capita g Undivided l'n.m- UBTEE: Mv('fi' um\cxuu. i TULLMAN, W, 1§ i M/umuu L I-ml D, kuicaa, 3 ovfluutsu JORNTYREELL, P AN B e DO Caabtor, FIANK C'OBBORN, Ass't Cush, fls lelu uu Accounts of Banks, Murchants, m In- 'l Imausts n genoral Banking Husinoss. eals in Unitod Hiatos and Ichanie on Londun und Ya tora 0t Clodit £OF MlUFChLs and Travalers "Tn laraphic Kxchange ur Londo: burls, Now York, l’lll\.llm Now Orleans, und ‘Tucson, Arisona. 140 Accupid and Executes Tri HONEY T0 LOAN In sums of 85,000 to $50,000, * OnlLuproved City Proporty, at por cent intorest, WAL V. JACOBS, 10 bearvoruest, TO CAPIIALISTS, LI Lo party who can comimand & atol vm.'{ fargo “and undoubled security, AN Y My T SO n nysstmuny Bonds, S mnth f dostirod, but position ¢a Lo rotained (or Will buar the severued criticiem, Lusinews bus VSR 0 ek DRGLL or Ber A0 e s s bl II ustalx yuare uauupuununnuumenunn Inadequawe il'l With fupiovemionts sud , purior snkdes ent Lo bo Introduced It cllllllulghlhl s lllflll 150,100 &urununum I the futuge. LISON, udlunia-uy., bofor 12, w. or LG p HONEY T0 LOAN Onlmproved Chleago proporty at current rates. MEAD & COE, 149 Lo dallo-st. RULlet SK. 11' ROLLER SKATES Por Rinksor hdiriduals, 2 All the Leadlog Styles v P Iv't!unddnhlllm List. A G SPALDING & BROS,, 108 Mudlsun-st, Nota cliange In location. -the patenive. Over 2 Fresh Arrlvals NW CARPETY Latest Ueslgns Wiltons, Moquettes, Axmin- sters, Body & Tapestry Brus- sels, 100 Private Patterns In New Colorings of Body Brussels and Roxbury Tapes- tries, ! 2 & 3 Ply Ingrains In New Brussels Patterns. New Importation Capoul, Tambour, Antique, Nottingham, and Scotch Lace Curtains, New Patterns In Raw Silks, Tapestries, Jutes, and Cretonnes. All grades of material for Lambrequins, Furniture Coverings, &c., &c. Special Inducements to Hotels und the Trade. N. B.~We have greatly enlarged this Department, increased and im- proved our stock of Carpets and Curtaing, and ‘now assure owr pa- trons that no finer assortment can be Sound tn any House in the West. Our Prices will, agusual, be as low «s those of any House East or West. We allow no one to undersell ws. We invlte inspection. MANDEL BROS., 121 and 123 State-st. e HOSIER Y, Hosiery, GCiloves, Parasols, Fans. ‘WE EXHIBIT VERY LARGE LINES at Lowest Market Prices. It will pay close buyers to ex- amine our stock before buying. JACOB . MEVER & BROS, WHOLESALE NOTIONS, 200 & 202 Monroe-st. lll)()lb. h I[( DOGGETT, BASSET’I‘ & LIS C0., Manufacturers and Jobbers of y Le. BOOTS, SHOES, & RUBBERS, 212 & 214 Monroe-st., " CHICAGO. THAR INDIEN TAMAR. THALLTY [t ety 2 fresbinig Frult Lozongo for - GONSTIPATION, Hemorrhoids, Bile, Head= ache, Cerebral Cone gestion, otc, PREPARED BY GRILILON, BOLR PHOLRIBTOR, Pharwagion de 8 Iro slassa do 1a @ lhln lhmhuunll. Paris. iy Tamar—uniiko piits and the usua) vurvativescis airuoable ko, a0 nover produces ir- Htion. Kald Uy ai Chomsta and Drugglebn ————————— et 75 cents the Thox, TRUSSES, RE.EPTURE con. B100 Mewara sudieatos soutidence tn BAR- KEit's muc\x COMMUN-BENSE " TRUSS, Putented Juiy b, 1a} & Adjuuumns und treatnent by yoars' experion in curlng Rapture, Manufuacturer of the Commun-Bense Truss, adopted Ly the . (Qovertiuent as the bost. Also Elastie Hlu&uh(l. «oml locatud in Chicaygo, HARTLEDY BUPNAN & PARKEI mcy 53 State-ut., Culcayo, N1, AL ()llII\'G. DEVLIN & CO. BMEHCHANT PALLORS, 18 EAGT MADISON-51., CLICAGU SATURDAY, APRIL 9, OPIINING, FIRST NMML IPENING AT - PARDRIDGEY Main Store, 114 & 116 State-st., MOKDAY Next, April 11. NEW AND BRAUTIRUL ‘WHO IS HE? DO YOU KNOW HIM? HE IS THE FELLOW WHO SELLS Everyihing at such popular prices that ‘I supposed .everybody knew him. It will pay ;you tomnke his acquainiance hefore parting with your MONEY. He can always interest the closest huyer on PRICES, QUALITY, and EOMPLETE NESS OF STOCK. HIS SPECIALTIES ARE: NOTIONS, FANCY DRY GOODS, DRUG SUNDRIES, STATIONERY, TOYS, SMOK- ERS’ COODS, JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, PLATED WARE, CHEAP COUNTER SUPPLIES, ETC. DON'T F.AIL TO GIVE HIM A CALL BE- FORE BUYING ANYTHING, HIS FIONT NAME IS C. 1L LININGTON, 1456 & 147 Wabash-av., CHICAGO. .DLNTI.SI‘IH A &3 Dr.Day, 133 East Madison-st. RUBBER ORt Full icmwmw,} $5 Gold, 810, F¥illing, 1-4 Old IRutes, ALSO TEETH WITHOUT PLATE, VITALIZED AIR (QF gas gtvon 1o tur painloss extrucuing, tuvontor of Lower Buction Plate. which nover inoxcns whtla talking or vating 6 yoars actanl test without a fallure. SIEN BUND. STOCKJOLDERS MEETINGS, To tho Stockholders of the Chicago . Steel Horse-Shos Co,. Notica 1 berely glron that a ootiu f the Stock. noldors of he Culinzo Hieol Horo-Bliue Conyny ey ue ins Do ot 1ho Company, No 2 \V kot Cieaye bocwaon tho hour o U s ad 1 woluek & 1. on Sloniiy, tho 4seh sy of Apri) for tho purpose Of VOLLEK upon increusiug the umml of -umaE:“ nlnfi‘ aud also 1ur the purposo of olecuink onemidion "ULLAANN, usa Ik uzn(nas il)lranu)n. WAL I KEHN. Henramrv TAX 1\'() I'I(IL‘ % County, Ll ule. LIIICAm), Aurll 7, lfifll The nncomunun 18 now p (o rucalve the Taxos for tho yusr 183 ll'l runuanllnquum by llm' Coll emrl‘ 1 would 10, wu-L doliy m’uunh 10 cal l =ad Il without deluy,so as vold thy grostrush l n\v du!l qur ‘Vhy nuumrt ICI l!ruu&h of lhu let May ‘the atar tho crowd of {Lrt will be, lm‘l|un) more mmcuu it will be WKUHM. hakce 1o Lo waitod o, Ugs per oflllynlll) Biluchos mfter tho st of May, and 1 po ditionel tior the Uratday of Gvory lumadlnl mnnlh undl paid. U] rvj«lvlnuluxu frow 8 o'clock . m. ol ul\wl lu »atd the bost time (o pay ls as 800N 18 1he Oltigy UHoBS In o WorLluK, ' JUEINSON, t.uunly Tressurer, Omoo, Doarborn:ay., bot. Micblxan and_tilinvis-is, PROFESSIONAL, DR, PEIRO, Dovotes. us for yoars past exciusivo attontion 10 thin Momovpathic treatment o 'CATARRH, THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES, Offcca, ) Mudusou-st (wpp. MoVickura, ‘Theatro) Hours, Yto & 0, 10 write tur ly 1t will sucely pay 50u 1o . of 1. Hinstrated Cutsio fi. ol r?‘nx siyles 2 & W wad Prices. Alunuiucturers LA, FURNITURE, Artistie Parlor Furniture. We have in stock the very Latest Novelties in Par- lor Furniture. “COMBINATION SUITS,” Every piece different, yet harmonizing in design, and forming a beautiful and com- plete whole. -We furnish these in- MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, or CHERRY. EBONIZED. The DESIGNS and WORK- MANSHIP are of a SUPE- RIOR ORDER; the Prices are VERY REASONABLE Our line of these goods can- not be excelled. We display a hmlted quan- tity of “CHIPPENDALE" and “RENAISSANCE” ANTIQUITIES very rare and choice. Beautiful Parlor Cabinets of every description, the most .complete assortment in.the country, at. prxces ‘ranging- from $30 and upwards; AC- TUAL BARGAINS, 2 Our stock for the Spring Trade is complete in every department... Our PRICES are ALWAYS ‘the LOW- EST. Earlyinspectionis re- spcctfully solxcntefiw SPIEGEL &C0. 251 and 253 Wahash-av., NEAR JACKSON-ST. DRY GOODS. LADIES, TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE, THAT THE NEW DRY GOODS THOUSE P, I RTAN & (0 Will OPEN, about the 2oth of April,at the corner of Mad- ison and Peoria-sts., with'a choice stock of the latest and finest goods, all POSITIVE- LY NEW. It will pay you to wait, as ‘the stock is most magnificent. w. lNl 'I). SALESMAN WANTED. To a first-cluss man who las hiad exporioneo in selling Baking Powder on the read a good salary will be paid. Addross T 40, Trib- une offlce. ~ TEAMS WANTED. Apply Teams wanted for haullng coal, cornor Fitteenth and Clark-sts, ROUERS & CO. PLAINOS, TH1S 18 tho only Piano whero the Hound Hosrd b <ho neoustio Heurlg Of vu viotin, which Makis ot froo of all metslllc sound, Tn rearranging our stock for the Buring, we discover 8 number ol excollunt Plunos of various LHIARB'" thut we can sell ub a greut vavriticn. Buyers should not full tu call und IY{ 1hesu Instraiienis, I-l hy dulug so thioy can postiivaly save cunsidorubly Mongy. JULIUS BAVER nL €0, iR & 164 Wabushoav, e ——————————— CELLULOID GOODS. (e Racetho st ruEs Foo Blvods of ous- tomare that our Celluleid Collurs (composed alimost ssholly of euuplhor) are di-sre precont- fno u/‘hlyld i and all thret.s oonplaints. o lcalthy” seutucss, ad econommy EN & COu 86 Madisun-st., Trivune 1881—SIX'TEEN ,in half the time, PAGES. SILK SUITS, 000 SILK SUITS! $10. $18. State and Madison-sts. WE HAVE NOW g «ON SALE’ An exceedingly fine assortment of moderate-priced Ladies’ Nilk Suits! AN Sutale for Baly Spring Wear. We are showing a very Stylish Suit, made out of clean, bright Summer Silk, for $101 Another Suit, much superior in Style and finish, made out of Brown, Navy, Myrtle, and Bronze ™ $18! “Nothing fo Compare wih it in this City.” These two Special Numbers will be found £ Decldedly Cheap!”’ “ Decidedly Cood!” Leaders of Popular Prices, - Mate and Madison-sts. Branch Store, Madison & Desplaines-sts. ! LD GL() V Lb cflwsmcm MATER: State and Madison-sts., This Morning 150 Dozen Ladies’ 4-Button 4 KID GLOVES, In all the prevailing shades, 75¢c! Quality equal to any $1.25 Glove sold in this market. Leaders of Popular Prices,’ State & Madison-sts. Braneh Storo, Madison & Desplaines-sts. I’h_lRLIVE. b s baos "For House CLEANING, JAMES PYLE’S PEARLINE Is tho Best Thing Known, No soap is required, and the work {s done more satisfactorily Sold by all gro- cers, but see that vile imitations ‘| are not pushed upon you. DLvo — H. A.-HURLBUT & GO, Wholesale Druggists, 78 and 77 Randg!nh-ut. FORUM| SCARF IS, P nu..mer Noveltics in Genta® Fine Neckwear, nunafuctarad by THOMAS & HAYDEN, 234 Madison-st PRy u.u b .u o1pb. ;SII,K 5' IMMENSE BARGAINS Mlks, Satins, &, Liadies, Read the Following Prices Black 8ilks, 37 cts. Black Silks, 60 cts. Very Heavy Snlka, $1.00+ Very Best Quality, $1.25. All the above Silks are atless than . half price. Colored 8ilks, 37-cts. Summer Silks, 37 cts. Summer Silks, 40 cts. Summer 8ilks, 60 cts. All the above Silks are 25 cts. a yard less than any other store sclls them at. Fancy Silks, 50 cts. Plaid 8ilks, 60 cts. Plaid Silks, 60 cts. All the above Silks are from 5o cts, to $1.00 per yard less than the usual price. Brocaded Silks, 75 cts. Brocaded 8ilks, $1.00. Brocaded Silks, $1.26. Brocaded Silks, $1.50. All the above Silks are 75 cts. per, yard less than other stores sell them at. Black 8atins, 50 cts. Black Satins, 60 cts. Black Satins, 75 cts. Black Satins, 90 cts. Black Satins, $1.00. Black Satins, $1.25. Black 8atins, $1.50. All the above Satins are 35 to 75 cts. per yard less than the cost to manufacture, Colored Satins, 60 cts. Colored Satins, 70 cts. Colored Satins, 80 cts. Colored Satins, 90 cts. Plaid Satins, 60 cis. All the above Satins are socts. per yard less than the usual price. Black Cashmeres, 48 cts Black Cashmeres, 60'cts Black Cashmeres, 70 cis Black Cashmeres,.80.c Black Cashmeres, $1.00. All'the above Cashmeres aré 10, cts. to 20 cts. less per yard than you can buy them elsewhere, Col'd Cashmeres, 30 cts. Col’'d Cashmeres, 48 cts. Col'd Cashmeres, 556 cts. Col'd Cashmeres, 65 cts. Col'd Cashmeres, 70 cts. All the above Cashmeres are from 12 cts. to 35 cts. less than the cost of importation, ! Plaids, I5 cts. Plaids, 20 cts. Plaids, 25 cts. Plaids, 30 cts. Lk Plaids, 35 cts. ] Plaids, 60 cts. Buntings, 20 cts. Buntings, 25 cis. Buntings, 50 cts. : Buntings, 75 cts. g All the above Plaids and Buntlnga from 10 to 20 cts. per yard less than any other store sclls the same at. |\ BANKRUPT STORE, 184 and 186 State-st., OPPUSITE PALNER HOUSE. S. SHIREK. NOTICE, 15 CENTS A CAN, Or $1.65 per Doz., THREE POUNDS, . AT C. JEVAE'S, 110 & 112 Madison-st. Ierry Up ) and Secwre What Youw Need. Greatest Bargain of the Day. SPECILC Jmporter of Uptical, Mothematical, and Eurvoying istruments, couprlsig Opera und Fivld Glusson Micmeupon, Talusoper, Hurviiotor, Frunsits lovs Gls, Cowmpasses, &e., th linkest stuck (n'the Nortiwuat, CAUTION,~Don't oxorbliant prices o ad- ullll“fl" Ior llul“l\.]”:’ny\ We sell the llnrll "fll"lflll fblon il i "ok yroing Froach & .mnp.um on il wont) Y five yours' M in the art of l'll"rl lllul-u J uthiod |l hvufill lllnl"w ‘Uhis 18 the Way wa biild U Sur trude, L. MANASSE, Optician, 40 Madisogest,, ‘Tribune Bulldiug, 0 Persona unable tof . Cincaao Tuinuxe at Ne tway traing where Chicago prmm are sld will cun- Jer o favor by reporting Uie facls to l.llll offiee, giv- gy /ull varticulars, ] Lonp BeAcONSFIELD was feeling wme- 4 what better last night, 5 —— FAmn weaTHER and no declded chaungo in temperature for this reglon to-day. I7 s snfd that the King of Italy will call - upon the Conservative lunders to’ Iurm a Cnb- inet. ’ " Joux WirrrAss, colorud wl(&mnrdurer, was hanged at Waverly, Tenn., yesterday, e was renummlt Tug nev. Robert Irvine, for muny years pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Aue gusta, Ga., {3 dend, 2 ll Cor. M. C. GAnBER, Postmaster at Hadi- sou, Ind, and proprictor of the Madison Dally Cuurler, 18 dead. Tne Itallan Senate by n large majority has agopted bill for the abolition of an ln- flated or forced enrréney. > % s Esista HALL, & whito woman ot McKnveti. Tex., was shot dead yesturday by negroes while seated at her own door. - SistEON AnragA has been elected Prest- , dent of the Mexlean Chamber’of Deputles, and Antonfo Carvajal Vlcu—l’resldcnt. Tuene were 123 failures In tho Unlwd States and Canada during the past week, -be- Ing claven moroe than tlnua were mu previous week. @ ll Tug: British 1louse of, Commons Ims nd- Jjourned for the Enster recess til tie 25th inst, - The Lords huwndjunmed to tho Sth Drox. Two0 80N of ex-Secretary Thompson have been discharged from the” Navy Department by his-(Thompson's) * successor, Secmnry ; Hunt, ;s THERE were two large mllums in Liver- pool, England, yesterday: J. D. Phillips & Co., cotton brokeis, and 1, M. Cnrler J.b\:,, cotton merchants. . Tute: Oxford boat-crew bent the Cmnbrldgfl on the Thawes course yesterdny by four . lengths, The Cambridge men mwade a gnlluut uffort, but to no purpose. . f Lt ———— Tuene are ' thirteen. happy men, on tha South Side. Six’qf them pro Republicany, and seven are Democerats, and all were elecud - | Constables tast ‘Luesday, * . . y | DarnyyreLe & Co's saw and plaulng mlll at Newark, N, J., was dlerowd by fire yes-, terday, L‘rellxlck Lomlu. an; LIHD’D.\“, was, suffocated In the bulkling, fedy hl\'n bosses, Imwngreed to pny uxs Ne\ York earpenters now on n; strite 83 per day, and the probabllities ara. t.hnt witl 1ollmv thelr anmblv. *| carthyunke at Sclo s rnrlnuél) esthnated nl from 4,000 to 4,000, and; the injured are more than twles the number killed, Loun C.mn\uvouu. Who has, nceenlud the position of Lord I'rivy: Seal, \vlll take charzo of the Irish Land DUl In. its’ passage through the Ilouse of Lords, At nnleetlnz of the Youung chnbllcnn Club of -the Fourth Wurd held Inst menlng the present nicthods of primary election were very vigorously condemmed. — i Tuiz Election Commilssioners who. have. been Jnvestigating the clreumstances of tho. . | Inst electlon in Oxford, England, roport that | corruption was extensively practiced on uwh aceasion. D AL R l'AUL, a physiclan ‘ot Mlllnrd L., died yesterday of sinall-posx, contracted while nttending the woman Clem, who brought the Infectlon to the now much-n- . fected town, H T reshdence of Edwin Reeves, ‘nent- Staunton, V., was destroyed- by fire - yester- day, Two of Mr. IReeves' ehildron perished” w the flames, aud-he himself \\ns probunly tatally burned, . Jacic Freeyax, o Irish lnbomr..llvlnz near liartville, Pa., conmitted suicide Thurs day evening under pecullarly tragle ciretims stances, which will bo found detalled'In al- othier colunu, " [ An Luek, .a Celestial, was lpmxed at Novada City yestordny for having mugdared u fellow-countryman, 1le was.recoived lnto the Cntholle Churchi on tho uvanlng before. ho was hanged, ) i — M, Surravay, the leading canniol,tor Ilerr Most, wiil apply to tho- English Court of Quoen's Bench for a mandamus to coms. pel the London Polico Mnulstmus to udullb his ellent to bail, A uirn ehangluge the time for the ulectlan ot Sehoo! Directors fn this State to the third' Saturday In March In each year was passed> to o third reading in the Lower Branch ot lhn State Leglslature yosterdny, Count Hasurroy, Chaucellor of the Uni- versity of Upsnl, Bwedon, has béon arrested on the charge of forging nutes amounting In allto $200,000, Among the nawmes forged woro those of the King and Queen of Sweden, ———— Tue Czar will visit Emporor, Willlam at« Merlin the Sdof Muy, It s atated that Dls- ek will opien negotiations with hiw' dur- - ing his visit-in reforence to the revislon of tho extraditlon butween Germany and Russia,’ ey A nanae portlon of the City of Madeld, - that portion Inhinbited by the poorer classes,. | was submerged by the overflow of tho Gawdalquivir, Someof the people had co . bo taken from uooud-fltorv \yludowu by boate’ weu, A MEMORIAL signod by tho le«dmx banks: { of India and by several London bankers aud merchants was presented to tho Murquis of Hartington yesterday, ‘asking, thut Englond be represented | M'uw Mmmuu'y Cuutsmuw l’urls. : Sememm—— A com.mlo:( between the wllouner ‘N. i’ Skinner and the schiooner Fred lLyown, in Vineyard laven, Mass, last Tucsday, re- | sulted. In the sinking of the latter aud the drowning of the Captaln and Mate, .tha. AMate's wife, and threo children, A colllston