Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 23, 1881, Page 1

The Chicage Uailn Grabane, , yoLUME XL. MILLINERY. PUNINSRCRR EAT RM!L!.ENERY SALE AT 84 & 286 West Madison-st., (Near Morgan,) PIRDRIDGEN WEST SIDE STORE, “oo the Bargains,” 30 Cases of Boys' and Girls’ Trim- med Sailor Hats at 20 cts. Each. THE NOBBIEST Trimmed Sailor Hats in the city, styles exclusively our own, at 50 cts. Each. Full Assortment of new shapes in MILANS, CHIP, TUSCANS, ROUGH and READYS, at prices lower than other houses. ROSES In new shades at 4c each, sold elsewhere at 10 and r2c. VIOLETS; Three dozen for 7c. - - DAISIES, gc per dozen, finer goods propor- tionately cheap. French Violets In boquets, perfumed, at 10,15 and 25¢ per dozen; own importation. Spray & Montures From 25¢ to $5.00. «Prices the Lowest.”’ “TVe have compared and we know.”’ 254 & 286 West Madison-st. PARDRIDGES. For House CLEANING, JAMES PYLE’S PEARLINE Is the Best Thing Known: No soap is required, and the work is done more satisfactorily Inhalf the time. Sold by all gro- cers, but see that vile imitations are not pushed upon you. ”A LS, . O THOMAS H. BROWN NOVELTY CARRIAGE WORKS, Nos. 333 and 335 State-st., Will Remove M, B lay 1 to the Spaclous Store and Bullding Nos. 206, 308, 300, 303, nd 304 Wabasfie Trwiere, with Increaaed “fadilities, tie will ba o a3 supply the fineat class of work madeliN e ORLD. It is used by auch_gentlemen as outd, ‘;"m:: Robert Bonner, Hy. N, Bmith, Ja Vst New York; S. J, Medill, M, D). Wells, i Cormemis, Jon B, Lyon, . J, McFarlane, D. £ Tecai 1 M. McAvoy,' Geo, A, Seaverns, Bryan To, snehs W, C. Egany' 1, H. Whitman, ‘ot Chlca 8¢ of ity quny Others, Whilch 1s a sufficient guaran- ey he W‘l,unhty and excellence, In his now prem. Palring V‘,Lmhuummred to do Palnting and Re. 1 be done h; Ii;:?\e.-l 08 roasonabtle prices as lous to” removal will I | tandolph-st., sacond fioor, near janctior whituni thie akly porfectly v a Pr Biach MERCITANT HLORING. Scotch Cheviots, Bannackburn Suitings, FOR Traveling Sults, Hunting Suits Loungin éul!s, Seaslide 8uits, Pleasure 8ults, Tourists’ Suits, From $20. Our own importation. THE HAWTHORNE CHEVIOTS, THE MIDDLESEX FLANNELS, ALL BPECIALTIES. FOREIGY AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS Alwnys In Htock. NICOLL The Tailor, Lakeside Building, Oppbsite Tost.Office. Open untll 8 o'clock evenings. Saturdays A unth 9 o'clock. Bamplea & rules for Seif-Measurement sent by mail NOTIONS, HOSIERY. {£c. GRAVES & HULING, WHOLESALE - NOTIONS, - HOSIERY, and WHITE GOODS. ~ Owr stock is new and at- tractive. We male the Low- est Prices and sell the closcst trade. 133 & 135 Wabash-ar, Hosiery, Gloves, Parasols, Fans. WE EXHIBIT VERY LARGE LINES at Lowest Market Prices. It will pay close buyers to ex- amine our stock before buying. JACOBMEYER & BRUS,, WHOLESALE NOTIONS, 200 & 202 Monroe=st. olegant n the lino of FAMILY CARRIAGES. Six-Seat Rockaways, Coups Rockaways, Ganopy and Extenslon-Top Phae- tons. 151 and- 153 Wabash-av. BABY (};lltll!;}glib‘. L e . ' " Bahy Carriages! o Yarmh A A St SURY SERRE PEERLESS CARRIAGE, GELEBRATED NOVELTY CARRIAGE, EXGELSIOR SLEEPING COACH, Our yoods nes all wareantod W, nre mABNTuCT ers ol the O1I0 BIEVCLE BTEEL-WILEEL WICY = CLES, with and withont robber tiros: Hoys' and Glrls' 'velocipedes, turlor und Lawa Swings, Fulding Terwmbulators, Wakois, vic, A large stock of Togs, Fancy Goods, and Drugglsts’ Sundries Conatantly on hand, Wholesalu uud Rutail, af SATURDAY, APRIL OSTROVED For One Week. Wo are all ready excepting our Show Windows, The carpenters and palnters disappointed us, not helng ahle to finish them In thne. However, if when down town you should have o few minutes to spare, wouldn’t it bo well to got the first selection ont of all the new Kilt Suits, Play Suits, Dress Suits, New Neckwear, New Night Shirts, New Fancy Shirts, New Boys’ Shirts, - New Shirt Waists, New Gloves & Hdkfs., Selected oxpressly for our Opening; and as Lo tho prices wo mean to glve you more for your doilar than you have ever hml before. It is'h point of Lionor with us to smore than sustaln our representations, JAS. WILDE, JR, & CO, Tho Salifacory Dealrs, Cor. State and Madison-sts., CHICAQO, ILL. FRANK REED, Manager. Open Saturdays until 10 p. . PIANOS. MATHU- SHEK PIANO Because of 1ts pocullarly briliinnt, rich, and resonant quality of tone, ensy, even actlon, strength of mechanism, and won- derful power.of standing in tune,richly. earved, highly-finished, and substantiat ense, anid its very modorato price, is ono of the hest, and has deservedly hecomo one of tho most populnr, planos in the world.’ Wo keep a largo stock of theso clegant instruments, and shall ho pleased to show {helr spectal points of merit to all vis itors. STORY & CAMP, 188 & 190 State-st. TS AENRY . MILLER PIANO OF BOSTON, 1S REPRESENTED BY Juliug Bauer & Go,, g AT THEIR WAREROOMS, 182 & 184 Wabash-av. or ) Importer of Optical, Mathomatical, and Burverlnst Innerumonts, comprising Opers aud Flold Gluses, Microscopus, Toluscopus, finroniotors, raisits, Leve la, Compasaes, &c., the arkest stuck In tho Northwust, AUTION,~Don't pay exorbitant pricos to ad- venturers for Spoctacius. WG soll tho Dust irazilian Pebbivs $L0 w 81 tho bost groumd French Lr{nm Hpurtao s $1.5) Lo §1L.00, Tfwonty-five yonts' wraotice in the art, of fitting alunus. 'Oue motliod in horost doaling. ‘£ i3 o oy wo bulld uj our trade. L. MANASSE, Optician, 84 Madlsonest., ‘Tribune Bullding. elunivoly. 3% yenre' practico in i {ilaases 1o ovder furus of datoctive o of rucommandation tostitying 10 his glnwaos can . ernliarut's ofice froin tho nuted Pros itiwh Modieal Colloge, Chicaun Medicut Jiatimoman Colers, Chlvio oinropnthio Cotloge, Tonding Divinos, our most prominoit und Inciuilhig hiich osconiums roi siind 1intitules, otc., otc. {EN, Asslutant. fosaors of ther ) in Ui Fine Nockiwvear, SAXON [y VERGIO, RUILING & 00.% | 'SGARF | Mowsa o, | YEE e & Lokt e 23, 1881—-SIXTEEN PAGIES C"O,?'.!Igg:m,....,mfl LKS AND (GLOV. RN i ‘STLKS LIGHTY fi@flmn AYER. ' Stato and Madison-sts. Golden Eagle Clothing Store, 136 & 138 Madison, 144 & 146 Clatlsts,, Has in stock a full|line and a great variety of Tews, |- Boys, and " Childrens Spring Stits, -~ (rercoats, AND © ) Ulstereties. Our Furnishing Goods De- partment is complete, includ- ing all the Latest Novelties of the season. ) Al Goods Retailed for Cash » OF CHICAGO, Willoughhy, Hill & Co.'s, AND THE MY WIITE CLOTHING We wish to again place stress upon an element connected with our Silk Department, independent of goods and the prices at which they are offercd. The goods, if placed directly in the light of day, could not show better the shades of color, grain of texture, and the tout ensemble of the materials than the same can be seen in our department, ' If there is any ad- vantage in unlimited supplies of light WE LAY CLAIM TO IT. For the ensuing week we wish to draw your attention toa special line of " COLORED {DRESS SILKS, “50 Differont Shades,” Price, $1.25 yard, These Silks measure 22 inchesin width, have a plump round grain, are soft and mellow in appearance, and at the above price one cannot help admitting them to be A BAR- IN .CHICAGO. We mean on the outside. There are “SEVERAL” the INSIDE. You can “see” that at mid-day, “BY GAS- LIGHT"” only. Willoughby, Hill & Co. their gains to make their place of business “HEALTHY,” «CLEAN,” “LIGHT,” «BRIGHT,” “ATTRACT- GAIN. IVE,” '“CONVENIENT,” * ; and “PLEASANT” to you, at Whflmsale PnceSI SAMPLES MAILED' to their employes, and them- [IENRY L TATCH -Manager WHOLESALE CLOTHING! CLEMENT, BANE & (0, 202, 204, 208, 208, 210 FRANKLIN-ST., COR. ADAMS, Manufacture the Best Goods, Carry the Largest Steck, Make the Lowest Prices, And Give the Best Terms. selves. Lots of people say ‘the store is the hundsomest they ever saw,-- The Sunshine (lothing House. Now, is it not natural to suppose that Willoughby, Hill & Co. would place be- fore their customers the most beautiful goods? Don't it seem as if such a concern would be smart enough to know that ‘it would be ex- pected such a WIDE- AWAKE, GO-AHEAD firm would be most likely to have all the new things the mo- ment they made appearance in any part of “THIS” world? g |%°Tis So,” “*Tis So,” “’Tis So,” “>Tis So0.” We have the most beauti- ful assortment of Woolens in our great Custom Depart- ment., Elegant Clothes ready for men to put on, Handsome Clothes ready for boys to put on. Leaders of Popular Prices. ~ Mate and Madison-sts. Branch, Madison and Dasplaines-sts. &%‘M [\N GO S (PATESTED JUNE 18711, 1876.) FOR SALE BY CHLESINCER AYER. LEADERS | PGPULAR PRICES. State and Madison-sts. Branch, Madison and Desplalnes-sts. LAKE NAVIGATION OPEN. . The Goodrich Transportation Co. Recelve and ship Merchandise,ete. to Rucine, Milwnulkeo, Sheboygan, 6 off 60 days; 6 off 30 days; 7 off 10 days. You ate wronging yourself if you buy one drop of Claret or any other Dy Wine until you have called on the STEUBEN CO. WINE CO., Y . Manitowoe, Kowaunee, Luding- 1( 0 Mn(llSOll-St. ton, anlsl'o, Frankiort, ote. Splendid Underwear. B i slng Ime Office and Dogks Foot Michigan-av, Stylish Hosiery. makes you screw your mouth up every time 2 SATTON. Magmflccnt Neck Dress- you partake of it, unless you are pa;{ng an EDUCATION. L < enormous price for it. Wae assartagain that ngs. you are using (ve probably) a Wine (i Wine at all) made from stale, bruised grapes, without any fruitincsa. Try this Company's Wines once, that are positively and absolutely Pure, at prices within your reach, and having a fruitiness never attained by even the best forelgn wins made, New ideas in Collars and Cuffs. Very stylish Shoes for men and boys. Correct Spring and Sum- CAMURIDGE, MASS, ’ na June oxaminations for udmirsion to Harvard Colloge, the Lawronco Ecluntitic Hchool, tho Law Fehool, snd tha Mudieal ¥ehool will Boroattor ba helt shuultanoomly I Cumbritge, Exeter, N. i, Now York, Philadolpbla, Ciuclanutl, Chicago, ond San Francisco on tha ‘Fhursday, Fridug. und Ssturday tol- Towing tho fast Wodnesday in Juno, ‘hey will bedln Al yerr on ‘Thursday, Juno 30, at 8 . w. Bast S5 RUBBER OR ld, $10, Filing Besl, Oue-Quarler 0L Rates. CELLULOID, Abothe only practicat teoth WITH GUT A PLAT Lawep &4 ) h{k‘m Amfim Plato, which nuver loosons while 1t (o k131, chloroform, kgl . otlier froe for INK: 3) years' 1l 151 Kust Madison-st, £ IN THE TRIBUNE BUILDING, The large sccond-story Corner Offices at present occupled by the Bell Telephone Campany. ~ FOR RENT. Purtof socond flunr 13 Filth-ay, Very desimble Tor ofticos, merchiandisy samply FooLL OF JKUL Jobe bing business. 1nguire o LOMLINSON, BMITIL & CO., 154 Fifth-av, o) c"'l",‘:'/fj')l D (Water-proof Lin- and f":,’ll;‘ll rs antl Il)}oauma. Price 0 8 sent ok 1 Hglrean 14 RNLS Vet Stores 96 - S0N-8ty Lribune Bullding, TO LET, Store and Basement No. 170 State-st. [y i g uso, 25x110, irst-cluss Lo ry rue Ugpusiio Paties Houty, SEly OB LA P AL, MONEY 10 LOAN In sums of 85,000 to $50,000, On Improved City Property, ut 0 por cent Intereat, WM. V. JACOBS. K HOBrboru-at. DRUGGINT WK, HURLBUT & GO, Wholesale Druggists, PICTURE FRAMES 11 il sl AT IS 2 R sty Gl WATY, Sauufaciurer, 2 &N Wabaili-at. mer Head Decoration for the Male Sex. Umbrellas to wear without suspenders, and Suspenders to wear without coat or vest, CHICAGO'S WHITE [0US, Cor, Madison and Clark-sts. Cundldntes miny present thonselves upon a part of the examinations, For recent exwnination papers und furihior nfore bir rocott sxunltedon TRAR. A LVARD Col LEGE, CAMIRIDGE, MASS, ATHEN/EUM ACADEMY 50 Dearborn-st., Chleago. An Engliah and und Classical Bohuot of the bighost cx‘:‘i‘u: fur puplis of s, Bpeig urm begine v Wflw.,w...ué.rf:""‘s’ AL N Sthob topllll oo, prinevas._ SYLVANIA MILITARY ACAD- Siliahi Quaroosconturead ol TILEG HYS A vory destrublu Biock of General Morchundlso sl $ust 5 - DIPROVED Broadwey, New {1 L0 colntey. d tor elreular, SAM PIPE, WAOUGHY N STEAM, P 4 ERTAGS, Worthingten & Kuowles' Steaw Pumps, € uated 10 tho Bnest wanufctuelg town i K, s o porimanent rude, s LAY 10 WAL B AACE i Chinn T L # X Lo, “ITullow” till we sec You again. WILLOUGHBY, HILL & CO. Tho Seepless Clothiers. GEO. H. TA & CO,, Buccessors to Cloveland Papor Co., 1018 & 103 Deurborirst. PAPER MANUFACTURENS AND DEALERS. Wedding Guods, Advertising Curds, Dance Proe wratiinon, aid DOYYItivala 1his Luy a spucialir, INE OERMAN CANARIES. AL AIEM P IV ELY, W Clask-st HOUSE «PAINTED” WHITE on have spent a large portion of g/ 5 PRIC’ $FIVE CENTS. | G ge Sribume, Persona wnable to purchase coples of Tim £'HluaGO TRIRUXE ab Netea Agencles and on rafl-! rway trains whcre Chiraga papers are sold will cone fera favor by reporting the facts to this office, gite g full partieulars, . 3 Srtontry warmer and falr weather for this reglon to-dny. Tuw Prince of Wales will represent the Queen at Beaconsfield's funeral, . m————— . Annas MARTIN was hangod at Abbevitle, 8. C., yesterday for the murder of his wife Inst January, " AnoUT 1,000 persons, mostly of the farming class, left Cork, Ircland, yesterday for the’ United States, 4 > Ti: Milwaukee horses have been attacked Dy the *scratches.” About 200 of them are sutfering from the disease, e : itk assets of the Citizens' Bank of Atlane tn, Ga., which fafled recently for §601,000, will realize about $450,000, B | em— NEARLY 4,000 immnigrants arrived at New York yesterday from Europg, The arrivals this week will reach: 20,000, S — 3 Jonx Rurcens MARsirALr, one of the most’ prominent merchanta of New York, died yesterday In his 70th year. E e Sy it comes. The steamship Donan Europe to New York yesterday. | Mn. Lr Duc's house at ull, Qnébec, was destroyed by fire yesterday, aud hls three children perished in the flames, ) | Iris thought that the frult-crop this year will be farbelow the average, and that prices will be consequently rathor high. i | Tk President and Mrs, Garfleld attended the closing exercises of tha Academy of Sclences at Washington'yesterday. - | AND now comes the Sultan, who has issucd an order prohibiting the lmportation of American pork into his diminlons. | Tur residence of Ifarry Rafnford, the comedlan, situnted In Montgomery, County, Ohlo, was destroyed by fire yesterday, . | Tue residenco ot the Rev, A, J. Teellng, a Roman Catholle priest, ut Nowburyport, Mass., was destroyed by five yestorday. | SecRETARY BLAINE his requestéd o full report of the circumstances attending the arrest of two Ameriean citizens nt Victoria, B.C. . '’ Senate lnst: evening: adjourned until | was o long, wenrlsome discussion of the usual kind. ! : | Titxe publie will' be rejoiced to learn that Candnbar I nt lnat evacunted. The Atlantle or some timeto come, T1iR cotton merehni{s of - Cineinnatlhave agreed to raise $25,000 of the guarautee fund of the International Cotton Exchangs to ba lield at Atlanta this year. OsFE of tho heaviest storms of rain and hail ever known In that reglon fell in the vieinity of luntsville, Tox., yosterday, Nearly ull the bridges wern awent away, s YReTERDAY twelve snil: vessels were brought into Chicago harbor through the Jee. Eleven of tho vessels constituted a single tow, handled by two tugs, .« Tur Republican Senators will. hold a cans cns Tuesdny of Wednesday to dotermine what course to take in referenca to the dead- lock and the nominations of the Presldent. LowmrrAnn's horse Mistake won the In- ternatfonal Ilnnd}cup on the Nowwarket course yesterday, Eleven horses ,started, and Mistake came in two lengths ahead, and won easlly. \ —— throughout the United States and Canado auring the past week, as compared with 106 the preceding week. Most of tho fallures weore of small concerns, T Tur: French fntend to disembark troopa at ‘Tabarenon the African const, and the Bey of 'unis protests, and If the Intentlon Is carried ont he wiil sny to the Powors that it Isa breach of international law, L Tos ALy, Congressman-clecy from tha Second Missouri District, denies that he has any knowledge of tho alleged contemplated invasion of Mexleo by Gen, Grant and others, ncuding himself (Mr, Allen), Tug cobblestone ordinanco pnssed the Common Counctl lnst nlght by & voto of 20 to 18, Indinna avenus and Eighteenth street enstof Wubnsh uvenue are exempted from the provisions of the ordinance, I7 15 asserted that Senator Eugens Iale hias taken the trouble to tell the Demooratis Senntors that Frye's recent spoech I the Sonate does not by any menns represont tlie splelt or temper of the Administintion. p——— Mavort lannsox and Commissioner Wal- tor aro fnvestigating allexed crookedness on tho purt of some persons who have welghed cond furnished to the city, and by which the city Is out a consldernble of money. Tz Spanish Consul ut Tunis stutes that the lloy has addressed o clrculur to the European Cousuls at Tunis declining all vee sponsibllity for the ncts of his subjeats In case the Fronchshould unter Tunisinn torvl tory. E— o E Toe Russian GovernmenW®has declded to approprinte 6,000,000 roubles annuslly to pld peasunts to freo themsulves from the land tax of 1801, Gen, Melikoff has advised tha grant, fearing there wou 1d Lo trouble others wise, v i | Bour of tho woolen wmanufacturers at Bradford, Euglaud, proposs bringing thelr muchinery to this country und engaging In the work of mnuufacturlng goods here. gland, | ‘Pur;, British residentsaro leaving Pretorla, oue of the ‘I'ransvaal citles, Thd Lowor: Branch of the South African Leglulature Is discussing the terms of peaco with the” Transvan), and the Upper Chamber has roe lecteda resolution mmvmx_u. by the cadte, brought 8500,000 worth of gold bullion from * 2'rado I3 at presont greatly depressed fu Eu-, Tuesday, Provious to adjonrnment thero * eable will suspend operations on this matter Tuens wore only ninety-ono fallures 7