Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 10, 1881, Page 8

THE CHICAGD TRIBUNE: SUNDAY APRIL 10, 1881—TWENTY PAGES. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. ~ LOCAL POLITICS. Counting the Returns of the Town made over300 afidavits. Oge of them wasa fellow numed Dowling, who keeps an assigna- ton-house on Monroe street, und who camo from Indiana less than & yenr z}fu; another was avagrant ouped Dormudy. He moved that a Ccommittce of tive be appointed to Inquire lnto the trauds and prosccute the gufity parties. Ar. Reed had seen the same things doue in the Elections. Second Precinet of the Second Ward, where tho —_— Democrats cast 414 votes, though thelr total voto 4, | ac “tho' Presidential " élection ws only 103. Yholesale. Frauds in {he First, Second, | Avour” 25 votes were goften in on cinth YWards patent fidavits. Theso were prepared and Ninth Yrards. M Cidvance, ond signed in blank by desiguated men, who made 1o oatb. ‘Thoy were g[r‘.‘{l 10 IlXElL'llflcl: llfhb'llll'»;fi of l'QIn‘)'gHKBI“a,a\::K_) 1ad intad 11 1ifled in es und the pinces wbere A Commities Appointed to Investigate | LIS Lereo Vite from, vagunt ot etc, and aud Repad Uistributed them on cleczi <. metat 198 rday after- of It. B. Bacon, Su- wwell, Collector, snd Frack In addition to these geutle- i here were present various ezndidates, Re- publicans end Democrats, wd a_ consideranle Dumber of visitors. whost only excuse for iheir attendance was u wholesome interest in the af- fairsof the body politic. It wag half-past 2 ‘enen the Board and the privilesed persops 100k thelr places bebind the wire inclosure. The Town ¢ Joseph . W Moore, suddenly stopped twistinz the cod 3 which guarded the Lellots, end votunteered the in- Tormation that be kad been charsed with tam- perinz with the returns. “Ho stated that ithe fact wis that s fast us Ine Doxes | came inta the officc he opencd them, and fron ciosed mwde 1r stite- i 4 the bul- Jot-boxes. Hr. Moorr 10,3 per- Tect tustilade of questions, but.b e To e cvident sutistaezion of the Bourd that thore Jons Sat the slizbtest chance for any crooked- Phere Lot no further objecsionsoffered. Tesumed revolving the combiuation and Urouht out the tally-lists, the Bourd pro- Coeding aL onee with “the examivation. iy Dearbori sir me roved 10 b i tediously SIOW pro l)lcnmu remurked t the Bourd that, Wi 2y-six candidutes for Constables, severul duvs e cauvass. Ie J cquired to complets would be required to comp e He voting in the_different jire ime from one to another, umil ook, when one party of thirty voted ina cond Precincr. He wanted tho Inted so thutsuch disreputable uld be stopped. . 1 to, and _the following were seleut .. Wreu, W, 1. Recd, Uenry Zitaple, Chris Mamer, and Judge Poll Mr. Lieed offored the followin WHEKRAS, The late city clection was carried by traud, assisied by the unlawfnl use of the police faree, therefore b it Jeesolved, That the Stute Legislature are carn- estly requested to pass the bill introduced by Sentor Waite, of Cook, ‘providing for a Board ot Police Commmissioners far the City of Chicago. Mir. Hertz objected 1o tho resolution because the police {n his wara hud acted fairly. a gaid they budn’t done so in his. De- < und policemen were at tha polls ull duy Sisting the roughs and repeaters, und keeping them in line. hator Mamer didn't think tho Legislature would be inffucnced by the resolution. 1f the bitl was a good one it would puss; 3f not, it wouldn't. Mr. Reod didn’t think it poss eloction so lon ns the poiice were controlled by siothor Be was i Democrat OF Re- However, be withdrew tho resolution. munittee then adjourned. n S bhsines! The motlon was 1, tble to hve a fair FOURTII WARD CLUB. A meeting of the Fourth Ward Republican Club was hield Iast eventng in Armory Hall, cor- ner of Indiana avenue and Thirtieth street, President R. W.Dunham in the chair. The fol- Towing Committee was appointed to report a list of aficers for the ensuing term, the sume to bo : Wi 5 ;‘“r L:;Sd :Jj“:\}lfi!l‘lhcmpggycful" table, but | elecied at the meeting on Slll\l\:\l\l)' ev ling Tor that of the wmore jmportant | nex A. Hull Jr., J. H. (J\lbl!‘l'b l! hcers i the, Doard prococaad with the re- | Migzioborhamy B Warey Homner, Feiut S 3 ame . ¢ oul o . C. per, D, C. c] L J. L. urms Just as they come 1o bang. Kae BUY | (¢ odward, George W. Couth. The ineeting then . thing to relieve the monotony | Tona's work was 1ho oocasional fuding of u dt | erepancy betsieen the return-sheels nd tall fists, unimportant elerical errors hot. xopr eeating more than a_dozen voles. At oclol The Board bud examined the returns from the First, Second, nad Third Wards, when they Gensod Stieir fabors. for the Jay and udfouraed ntil Mondsy worning at 10 o'clock. WEST TOWN CANVASS. The West Town Canvassinz Board held a morning aud an atternoon session yesterday In the Assessor’s office, Supervisor Noerden pre- sldinz. A lurge delegation of ansious Constu- Dles occupied the epace outside the counter. The returns from five wards were cxamined. 1In the Seveath Ward tho Second, Seventh, and Winth Districts were thrown out temporarily to allow the judzes to explain errors and omissions in we tally and pout books, The Fourth Pre- cinct was also passed, owing 10 a mistake I the 013 Jones, 1u the Eigzht Ward. the Seventh and Tenth Distriots were passed back, owing to a fatlure to Bwear some of the Judges and clerks, and for some other feregulizitics. M. i entered protest against counting ‘tho Eix saving that he believed nat no less Traudulont votes were cast there. 1t was un- ‘derstood that the box was found with a cord arcund it instend of being locKed, but tho . papers were propurly sculed, and (ho crrors inl. The Board decided 10 count tho ‘visor~Tegtmeyer, —Jolnson, 1,473 J ., B0, ‘Tpe Ninth Ward scems likely to be the sub- jett of much conteaton. ‘The First District wus Tuled out, one judge h: failed to sign the book aud none tho jurat. in the Second rict none of the judres signed the tally- shact. und ane clerk did not sign’ the book. No- tce wus given that a formal protest v be Bied Monday. 1t is said tkat over 5% of the B3 votes cast were sworn in,and thnt the Judzes ~were not eworn tilf afier the election, aud then &-zued the poli-book. Fraudulent vating is sus- prcied, aud the returns will probably be con- rhaps turown out altogether.. The rict was passed back, the judges not voru, ere, vote_in the Niuth Ward is: 325 Rogers, 14U, Collec n, L35, Supervisor . "Town Cleris, Johs &, O Jones, 3 In thé Tents and Eleventh Wards tho boxes and contents were found o be In excellent con- Qitlon, except that Carter's vote was fefz out of the tally-sheet in the Second District of the “Eleventh, and O'Briew's out of the poli-book in the Third District of the Tenth Ward: both candidates for Constable. Theg were left open. in the Tenth the voic was: orH Amiick, toirers, 495, Collector—Thowp: U587 ‘Supervisor=Te; CT, Ochs, 19 “The total vote of the six wards is as follows: SdiT 1 Assessor—Amick. $457: ltogers, 11435, Colleetor { =Thompson, 0. Supervisor— \ Tegtmeyer, . Town Clesk— Johnson, 8,803 Jones, 11550, M. Ahick thinks be falls about 119 votes be- nind the published returns. and will be clected by a small wajority. He expeets gains in the Fourteentn Ward. The llourd udjourned to Mondarat 9. m. They expect to fiuish up the wards Monday, and ke up the defarred distriets Tuesduy, when the judzes will be on hund to explain errors. * The thing 5 in n bud tangle, and the result rely of fznorince or gross curelesn The West-Town Hoard met yesterday after- , moon, and adjourued to meet Saturday at4 p. m. i NORTII TOWN COUNT. i ‘The North Town Bourd of Canvassers metIn ! the McCormick Building vesterday at 10 a. m., { fur the purpusc of counting tho vote cast at the yrecent clection. There were preseat Super- Yisor Stanton, Asecssor Chase, and Collcctor Nicsen. Wilh one exception the vote as pre- iously published was recorded. The excep tion ! rusin the case of tha Seeond Precinct of the Fifreenth Ward. Here arose the great contlict ‘{of the election, the fizht which i3 to se { whethor Mr. Murpby or Mr. Vost } collect the “miones for the ensulug year, { Tho Canvassing Buard finally decided that’ they i Biad o puebt 1o ko beblud e returns, wud e | xecords us subtitted were upprovud. Sowe trogble arose later over the returas % l from the same precinet of the Fliteenth Ward, Tn 1his case it was climed that the yote cast { Tor Murphy. ltepublicun, und Vozt, Democrat, } bad been trunsposed. It appeared that in this { precinet the ‘averaze voic of the Democrais 1 was 110; that of the ftepublicans 55, ‘Y'ais beld | good except cn the vote for Cotlector, when tho ! Tigures were exnctly reversed. The present retura } 6,455, and bis Dem pootent. 6,3, } majorlty of .1t seeins thal the bux In’ ques- | tlon wus nut returned in technieal order.” The ou the North Side arc a3 130 urpby, Itepublican, 7 Constables elected Tollows: v re- ‘The next Bzures on the town ticket are 13 follow: . Collvetor—Joat Murph; Williatm Vort, . 6,286; August Hoenrict, 4. Asscssor—S. B. Chase, 8,233; 4dolpk Mucller, 4324; Bd Evans, 34, 002; C. F, Peterson, ‘Supervisor—Fat Lot 5,851 Auzust Kelling, - eph Skerritt, 6.72; Joseph T. Skerritr, 97; J. Roicl, 6,016; dichael Giassner, Town Cleri—J 35, The ballot-box from the Seventh Precinet of the Eighteenth Wand turned up in bad sbhape, , but the figures wero counted as given. REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE. . The gentiemen nppointed members of the City Centrnl Committce by the recent Republican Convention, met at wio Grand Pucifie yesterday afternoon. Toere were present D. J. Wres, of the First Ward. W. H. Reed, of tho Sceond, J. R. Custar, of the Third; J. L, Woodward, ot the Fourth, Chbris Marmer, of the Eighth, W.S. Esufman, of the Eleventh, Jobn C. Polley, of 1z. of I. Zimpie, of the Six- ond, of the Eigbteenth. chosen Chairman and W, S. the Fifteentfi, teenth, P, . Hay Judge Poli Exufmay Sevrel: - T D.J. Wrew called attention 10 the Democratic , frouds at tne revent clection. In the Sccoad Precinct of the First Ward between 550 4nd 40 . Truudulent Votes were east. The Democratic chulieuger lived on_the North Side. u_oid ter * Pabre. who lives on the West sristered at No. S Clark street, hing-bouse, signed atiiduvits all The electon was a farce. eat uapunished the speaker have auvibing to do with ciection, Three or four men ‘wouid pever anolner adjourned. WHITE AND BLACK. Special Dispatch tu The Chicapy Tribune, ATLANTA, Gu, April 9.—A Germau - woman named Kreis and a negro lover from Richmond hed bere to-dny for tio purpvse of belng married. Learning that intermurriage of the rFices could not be bad in Georzia, they at once Jeft for Wisconsin. The womah could hot speuk # word of English. e —a——— DRUNKERNESS. Dr. D'Unger, discoverer. of the cinchona cure for drunkenness, cures all cast Heis at the Palmer House, lis third year there. All'slaves to aleohol invited to call. ————— THE ORIENT. We copy the following from the Hartford Courant of the dth inst.: . A SUCCESSFUL INSURANCE COMPAN “CAPITAL OF THE ORIENT INCREASED TO ONE MILLION DOLLARS. «The successof Hartford uvderwriting 1s & subject well woriby of study at any time, and st ubw o matter attracting very wide atten- Uon. While insurance compumes orsanized and started fn many other places, lucking botl ‘materinl resources and the Knowledge gained by long experienee, are necessarily experiments which are slow in securing public coutidence, siinilac {nsticutions, originating in Hartford, jump into mature strength and universal favor on the instant. The general history of under- writing In this ity would be but a confirmation of this position, but it is not within the scope of wnotice to go bevond a few facts connected with one company only. *The Orlent Insurance Company, chbartered ith autbority 10 uso & capitul of $2,000,00%, was nized and commenced business January, on 2 paid-up cash capital of $300.000, and received unreserved public confidence and a large amount of business at once. The Bostou coutlnzration, however. oceurring within the sume yvear, swept uway the. acerucd earnings of the Company and about ) per eent of Its cap- ital: but its dircetion pluckily persevered in its ariginal purpose, and yery socn thereafter the breach in the wall wus closed up. and the Com- pany refnstated in fta original pusition, without any assessments whutever. “Since its recovery from the Boston disaster, the Company hns advanced steadily in aug- mentiny its surplus, until In Junuary last its gross nssets footed $833,351.0L The man- agers, however, buve long been aware that the business of the country was constantly tending towards the larzer companies, both for- cign and dowmestic, and resolved finally to ad- vise tho stockLolders o double tho capital of the Orient by a new subscription to the stock. To oekbolders on Mon- that end @ meeting of the das, tho 4th inst., duly con: and confirmed tho Vit voting to increase the present eapital to SLK0,- 000, by further cash subscrlptons of S3X.09. Present stockbold uve the option of the new stock at vpar, and of course when Orlent s quated atabout §140 there will be no hesitation in taking the new stock on terms so fuvorable. Thus fortitied, with ne: a miltion and a ball dollars assets, the sagucity and experience of the managers, and the reputation of Hurtford as an insurance centre, IS future success is as- sured, and it Is at once placed in the front rank of tho leading insurance cowpunies of the coun=~ o Those who have employed Dr. D. M. Towner, dentist, to look after theiripeth, seem pleased with his work. Oflice soutbeast corner Halsted and Madison streetz. —————— ANOTHER BANKER HEARD FROM. STMNER, In., APTiLE, 1881—7no. W, Nurris, Vice- President. Diciwld Safe & L EAR Stu: Herewith find draft jn- proof safe and time lo contract. Have Ji and they work nicely. The safe 5 but Lought to keep your waiting for the pay us Ioniz ns you did me for tho sate, hud 1not? But Iwill uot, us I nm possessed of a forgiving dis- position. und do not feel inclined to refaliate, The safe suits me 10 perfection, and 1 would ag ¥ person Waniing safe-work to i d work the prefereace. et vise a ho Diclol uily, ete. F. Cass, Bank of Suinnér. ——————— THE BEST FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES are those made by 1all's Safe and Lock Com- wwhieh fact is substantiated by the prefer- . nlways given tnem by bankers, who tuke patus o luvestigate the merits of the many fm- provements embraced (n their constructon. Slagghter & Co., bankers, Madison street, bave just placed I theiv new banking oftice, a fine lurge burslar-proof sufe made by Tiall, os they were canvineed the ** Dovctail Safe™ Is the 1. 1L is a notbdle fact that - Hall's Patent Dovewil Safe' has *uever” peen robbed. and M. Slaugbter can rest per- feetly easy while Bl velusbles zre in sucha safe. The fine: ment of - €afes in tho country at Nos, 147 und 149 Dearborn street. e ———— PRESENTATION. Mr. Andrew Daird was presented with a hand- sowe gold-hesded cane and sfiver tobaceo-box by the employés of e L.C. R. R. car-works blucksmith-shop, where he bas been foremann for over tw seven years. Jle came to Chl- cazowhen the road was in its infancy. He hag retired at the age of 79, much esteemed and re- spected by ull wio know him. - Mrs. Buird was 0 presented with a fine French clock. Arkusile: Sl iy REFORMATION IN DETISTRY. Liberal space,hus been ziven by the press to Drs. McChesney and to thoushtfnl people a scrent deal of noasense. Their Dentul lustitute controls the cuornious patronage of 1000 pn- tieuts per week, very lurgely of our best fum- s "' SAFE SHIPMENTS.” TaE TRIBoNE notice of J. Greenbood & Co. Inst Sunday, with above henidling, should have read a sl ton sufe for the City of Michlgan.” ——— Xon’t Dic on the Premises. Ask drugists for Roush on Rats, out rats, wice, bed-bgs, roaches. The universal verdiet s that the New No. 8 is tho s:mmpiest and most_durable sewlng-machlae. ‘Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co., 135 State. Finest teeth $3. Filllag half-price. Cum- bt Dental Con 3o Statd. cornes Tandoiph pasistidaionti ol it Easter eggs in_evers varlety from § cents to 6 at Berry’s, 211 West Madison strect. Buck & Rayner's Moth Powder 8 a b: that reaps roncpes by the l;xl!llon. S Ehiveer ikl i ki ‘We recommend Eldredgesewing-machines, MARRIAGE LICENSES. “The following marriage licenses wore issued yos- terdds: North La Salle. iverside, 11l outh Stato. South State coviso, Il roviso, 111 81 flfecenth. ifteentn: i Clybourn-av. 1 Cisborrn-av. rand Pacltic ITotel, + Wibash-av. 0 Tienty-third. 32 Wentworlh-av. { Aug. Lundin, 2 Maris Dawagren. Lauls Kopp. Kugusiu K Auatel L, Pus AL St Cliir Anna Nacrup. JI. Adelbert E: Haie E, Fos: Wil F, Bangs Jennig MeMul Jotn J. Green, ‘Aupusta A, Fogeistrom Tlasing Rell... Eliss Nuttmann. Franz Voyerk Christina Mus} Waiter Barsick Ellen M. Atkiny ars C. dwnsert. Inzeborz M. Jensen, MARRIAGES. S—WHITE—Aprit 6 by the Itev. Futher indon lintes, of Portlund und Josephine L. f Chicago. NO eards. OCK—1.ELAND~April 7, nt_the resilence SeE 1) Waond Sonrotest., by the ey, rett 1. Wheelock uud Allce L. West Erfe. '35 West Eria. Milwaukog-nv. Milwuukee-av. ‘oronto, Can. ‘liyde Uark, il ... of the bride's siste 1. I*. Goodwin, 1 Yalund. No cirds. DEATIIS. , CARTENTER-Apel 3, Uonjsmin Carpentor, aged hincran sorsicos Monday, April 1 at L oclogk p. m. :<'ul tesidencu of bis son-in-lnw, tichard L. Fleld, o, 20 Dearborn-av. GARBER—At 3Madison, Ind., Friday, Aoril 8. at 2 p. ., of puriyats, Col. M. C. Gurber, futher of Mrs. J. J. Stddali, of this elty. COATES—The buriul of the late Wm. Contes will take placs Monday worningat 11 o'clock trom the vaultat Catvary Cemetery. Frionds are Invized, pril 8. Junette A., wite of Myron W. years. 1 her lute rofldence, 2 Soutn Ada-st., w —On the 9th fnst.. st 532 Weat Vain Buren- axatlon of the. Lnscs, Frederick, (nfant 1nd Geongina Laulnp. IRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCIH — Instead of the usunl seruion by the pustor. the Hev, Dr. Gaodwiy, this evenl Jo3pet temperanee service will be beld tn ol ‘Al M. Dellght. Brief testimonies will be given by ! men ro- Jeomed from the power of strong drink, ‘The meels ing of this charactor held there last week was of speeiul Interest. Al are invited. iE C. NEEDIIAM, PASTOR OF Church, wiil give a tulk—tllus- e wen il DURIN TRIFE S ress water ot tho Chomber of A (ES WIIO, for Michiznn Cowmeres and Stocs Fxchunze klvr“eu for uzencies, il plense meet me at the Paimer Yyuse on the ik jnst. antll . WAL EDWARDS, Presideat Michizun Congress Water'Co. NIIE NINTH WARD LAND LEAGUE Club W i Thursday, corher Adms 4nd Dosplaines-sts. ntrick's Acadomy. W.J. $i¥nes und ottier speakurs will uddress the mceting, Lijdies fuvited 10 attend. IE CHICAGO UNION VETERAN Club wilt hutd Sta ropuiar monthly meetine a 16 club-room, Grand Paciic Hotel, to-morrow even- wz. FAMERICAN CLUB MEETS n Honse clob-room ut3 p. m. to- AL the Shern duf. A full uuendance is desired. rPHE REV. R. B. POPE, PASTOR OF “Iriniey M. E. Chuerh, will condvet the noon fadertug ! HE REGULAR MONTILY MEETING | of the Ninei Yeternn Club will be held Suadas a Clab Roowm. vy Rundoiph-st NIE RIGUTS D WRONGS OF LA- Lor. Leciure by Stewart, of Maine. nt na Opers-House, Sunday evening, April 10, ut Admitiance W cen COFFEL FEDTON 1§ 10 TR GREEN COFFEE. th Tilinuis Volunteer Infuntry 3 p. m, at (e TapBg, - - - - I8 - 8IS 8l Cheica Rig, - -~ BBe - 718l Foehy, - < - Be-61Dsdl st ki, <o e - BN 8 Finsst Peaberry Samtos, @3¢ - 5 1bs, 81 O1d Gov, Padeng Java, @8 c. - 43l 8l dyerpanges dava, - 28 ¢ - s O Faney Mandebling Java, 3D ¢ - Silbs, 81 The above is a fine selection of Choice Coffees in the Cup. . H. SLAGH, Groor and Wine Merchant, __79 & 81 State-st. ROYAL BAKING POWDER. > T 128 DER e/ ABSOLUTELY PURE. JMADE FKOM GRAPE CREAM TARTAR Housekeeper's favorite In teadinz eitles of th e e AEvan Drakcs, buch oot Shecr. bt breads. or Iuxiirious stey. Can be cuten by ties withiout fear of the W5 resultin: trom hen, sestible foad. T3 Conmended fOr purlty un omengss iy the Govémment Ciemist, Dr. Moy ROYAL BAKING LOWDEI CO. New York MACHINE AND D1I IVORKS, CARRID. Having refltted and enlarged my Ma- chiine and Die Works since ike late fire, T would infornt my patrens and others that I am better prepared fo attend to their orders promptly. Thanking my patrons for past favors, and soliciting a continu- ance of the same, I remain respectfully, i T .{f{.\IES HOGG, icago Die and i ork: LNt Eaacyne Works; 81, 80 LASTEL EGGS. creat annual ex- aster Goods 1S EG Bibition of Fastere= NTHER'S Cuntectonery, 78 Madison-st. = - DLESSES, SUITS, &¢. THE Announce that they have just consummat- ed one of the largest purchases of adies’ Dresses EVER MABE Il THIS COUNTRY. " The season being SO very backward, the manufacturers in New York found them- selves overstocked to a remarkable degree, and completely at the mercy of the large re- tailers. In consequence, H.B. Claflin & Co. and D. B. Babcock & Co., of New York, have soid to us their entire stock of Manufactured Suits at prices that seem insig- nificant when com- pared with what they asked for the same goods less than six weeks ago. Weveryrarely make a purchase like this,as we manufacture and have exclusive styles of our own, but the prices we were offered these Dresses at to close them were such that we could not re- sist the temptation, 2s they were fuily 50 per centless thanwe could manufacture them ourselves. Below are the prices, and we guarantee that they will create a de- cided sensation in the Suit Trade of this city. A THOUSAND SUITS Are a great many, but you can see just 1,600 ALL-WOOL CHEVIOT DRESSES, the materials of which cost $1.75 per yard, and were sold two weeks ago at wholesale by D. B. Baldwin ‘& Co., the leading house of the kind in tkis country, for $28.00. The same will be of- fered by us at $15.00,—not near the price of the materials used. 200 All-Wool JERSEY CLOTI SUITS, in all colors,trimmed with wide and deep alternate box plait- ing of Satin Marvelleaux, aud the goods, Draperies eanght high on the hips, and finished with silk cord aund plush ends, basque trim- med, with vest, collar, eufls, and revers for back trimming in Satin Marvelleaux. The price of this elegant Suit will be $20. The trimming alone of this Dress cost ahout the price we ask for the en- tive Suit. They were sold by the manufacturers two weeks ago, at wholesale, for $42.50; retail price would have been about $50,00. We have two more unparalieled bargains to deseribe. One is 500 SUMMER SILI SUITS that were made to wholesale at $16.50. They contain 18 yards of a good quality of sill, full skirts, seams all bound, trimmed handsomely, stylish but- tons, all lined throughout, not to be compared with the ordinary Summer Sitk Suits that are sold s0 cheap. The price of this Dress, in a great variety of checks and stripes, will be just $9.50. 18 yds. of Summer Silk at 50c¢ is $9.00. You can judge whether they are cheap or not. The last hargain, but not the least, is one of 250 ALL-WOOL BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, well made, and trimmed with white braid, for $S.00. $15.00 is the usual price that this Suit has been sold for. To-morrow (Alonday) morn- ing, Aprit 11, these goodswill be placed on owr counters,and iy the prices that we have marked them don’t astonish the ladies of Chicago we shall be very much mistaken. PARISIAN SUIT €0, State and Hloroe-sts., Under Palmer House. OPENING. IR AT, PR Ladies:& Children’s SPRING AND SUMMER UL AND Qutside Garments WILL OCCUR ON Wednestay and Thurstay, APRIL 13 AND 14, IN OUR ENLARGED PREHISES, Cor. State & Monmoe-sts, UNDER PALMER HOUSE, To which all are cordially invited. The APRIL Number of ¢ THE PARISIAN SUIT Cc0.’8%’ “TADIES’ JOURNAL” Will be sent to any address free of charge. DOLIMANS. Silk Dolmans! Ladies, your attention is respectfuily called to our Elegant Linc of Sitk and Satin Da Lyan LONG DOLEANN, We make this garment a SPECIALTY, and fot only do we keep a splzndid 30 varied assortment, but We can save you 25 percent in prices! Silk, Satia de Lyon,and Sicilienne Bol- mars ab $10, $12, $14 $15,$18, 22,50, $23, $30, $33, 50,410, $45 &430. An inspection is solicited. THE BERLIN SUIT €D, 237 State-st., near Jackson. Open Evenings until 8:230. Spring Opening. Newest Designs in Domestic and Foreign WWOOLIRENS, IMMENSE CHOICE. Pants to Order From 84, S5, 86, $7, 88. Suits to Order From 815, $18, $z0, S25. Spring Overcoats, $13, $18, $20, Self-lined, Fancy-Lined, and Silk-Lined. Samples and rules for sclf-measurement sent by mail. NICOLL the TAILOR, S. W. Cor. Clark and Adams-sts. The Upright Pianos of this make are especially deserving of note, all the difficulties. encountered in this form of construction being overcome to an extent not realized by any other maker. The Roat & Sons Music Bo. LHAIR Whelcsale & ltetuil_Send forprico list. Guods sentC, 0. . here. Sole nwent .unywh So e TN PO, Wi, mudy % order and Warraated. Beranuidt Waye. E. BURNIAM, 72 xTATEST. GAIN & Carpets, Furniture, Desks, Showcases Stoves, In immense quantities, new and used, from Sherifi’ Sales. ins! GEOHEGAN & REVELL, 191, 193, 195, 157 RANDOLPH-ST,, COR. FIFTH-AV. The 1st Storey 233 STATE.ST., is full of Parlor Suits, Chamber Suits, ct¢., Cheap for Cashoron Easy Paymeats, The 2d Storey 233 STATE-ST.., is full of Carpets, Rugs, Oil- latns, Mattresces, etc., Cheap for Cashi oron Easy Payments. The 8d Storey 233 STATE-ST., is full of Office Desks, Mat- tress Springs, azd Beddisg, etc., Cheap for Cash or on Easy Payments. The4thStorey 233 STATE-ST., is full of goods of every de- S&fiption. being finished by ourselves in the very best manner. Lverythini sold Cheap for C2sh or on Easy Paymen ts. Goods cheer fally shown. Open evenings. JW.&J.B.STOREY, 233 State-si. REWARD Housekeapers! D't Ball to Examine Our Stock Before Buine, We will offer this week one of the Iarg. est stocks of DINNER, TEA, and CILAM. SETS ever shown hefore in this dvgriees will astonish you. 3 T AND WILL T BE ¥ ted Toa Set at $4.00. 150 - di nt patterns of Decorated Chamber Sets from $3.00 npwards. Fine Decorated Dinner Sets at $25.00. The most complete stock of Domestic and Imported Glassware at. very Tow prices. Glass Goblets from 40 ets. a dozen up- wards. L?';E! Ega%st. _Branch, 304 West Madison-st. PARASOLS. DPANCONA 133 State-st. PARASOLS! Poultively the most extensive und well-selected as- sortment of Purnsota w ba found in che ity Al che lutest noselties. Satin and Lrgende Parurols trimmed with Ia ehenille. Ee., togetbar with an end- Tess vurie .03’ OF the most exqulsite ock. a3 W “id gunrantee our prices 10 give ction. We bave wiw n superior as- sortment of silk *un und ruin Gmbreiiv, T'arusols made 10 order, with best of workmanship. ER . 133 State-st. REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE AT KEXWOOD. 300 feet Cholcest Lake Front Residence Property in Hyde Park wiil be soid in parcels to sult. Apply at 201 Juckson-st CANDX. 'S CANDIES, #resh Every Day. Constd- ered thie BEST in i CARAMELY a ShsEls . A5 & B0 STAVE-ST TRUNKS. Is over. The DRIVERS and’ CONDUCTORS of the horse cars are satisfied with an ad.: vance of 20 per cent in tHeir sajaries, and the citizens arg elated at the result; but at Jg HOUSEHOLD GOODS are seiling at 20 per cent less than prices asked and obtained by B other Furniture Houses, We are down on monopolies, and are bound to lead the vanin our business,and prices must tell. Fall in line with the crowd next week. Comeand see us and our attractions. ‘LEADERS in House-Fur- nishing Goeds. COUNTERSandSHELV- ING in stock or made to or SHOWCASES, in Metal! and Walnut, in stock or made to order. RESTAURANT and SA-- LOON requisites constantly i stock or made to order. Terms Cash, Weekly or Monthly Payments. EREMEMBER the spot ahere we hold out, 202, 204 & 208 sl Randolpl-4t, South Side, Hale Building, Just west Fifth-av.,~not on the core ner, but middle of the block. MILLINERY. :ASTER NOVELTIES © oring Millinery o E. J. HOPSON & €0, ¢ HNo. 64 Washington-st., Ace now prepared to offer to their pawons speclal - intucements in SPRING MILLINERY, MRS. HOPSON having just returned from Bu- Tupe, the fitm can coafidensly promise the public te Latest ond Best Stylss in French Banacts, 1zlish Round Hats, and all the Novelties in Fics Mlinery. N. B—There will be no day set spart for & wjrand Opsning.” but we will place on exhibitios and every day of the coming week *Novel tizs" especially selected for the Eastar Season. Tl - LLINERY! MRS, WILD having returned from the t, and as usual seenred ihe choicest of every uovelty in the market, will he pleased to reeeive her patrons at lhc!; €irliest convenience. Parjors9 and 12 tentral Music-Hall, T RATTAN FURNITURE, M‘ : ; avtan . Furniture. New Goods, New Pattorns. The ONLY full line of tuls BEAUTIFUL WARYE In the West Is po¥ 1:ine shown at the Sulesroow of the Rattan G0, 231 State-st Send for IL Cats” logue. 2 THE THE 10 BUT MASTER CARDS Is now, hefore theyare called out. Call and sce those fovelf éards 2t the CITY NEWS ' State-st., Central Musie-Hall, BOXES, Eie, renuval e MERKEL ] Boaks, Late-st., ap-stairs. Lowest Prices. P. &.C. H. LOW, Wourisis, Travelers, Excue ionists should visit WILA’S Whoteste and Ketall Zia:tresses. Feath PR et Dy Steam. Sy N GRIFFEN. oI O Gese Feathers -t DEPOT, 65 Pocketbook ¥actorTs 110 Laoke-st- " memmn at cost until Mayl un.qegunut #