Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 24, 1881, Page 1

o i l ik Two Th 11, LRIAN —— "YOLUME XL. BABY CARRIAGES. 24, 1881-TWENTY-FOUR PAGES. ° BOOKLS. . + i I o FAILURES In the United States and Canada in first quarter of | 1881. ‘Thirteen Millions of Dollars’ worth of Merchan- dise are now sacrificed for what they will bring for the “penefit of their creditors. . The bulk of ‘these goods -are bought .by our experi- .enced buyers, who well know -our motto: Goods well bought is goods well sold. For this purpose “The Fair” will be ‘enlarged four times its im- mense proportion, making it the greatest and grandest Bazar on earth. Acres of flooring, filled with mount- ains of merchandise, and sold at our Low and Popular Prices. Nearly the entire Econo- my Block, and an immense - ‘new amphitheatre now build- ing, will all be occupied in the next thirty days. antiatla SALE OF¥ BABY Extra fine Willow, Cab Body, resting on tempered steel springs, seat uphol- stered with wool rep, $4.18. Willow Cab, with adjust- able top, $6.20. VYery {finze wupholstered throughout, Iarge C-shaped spring in the rear, S-shaped spring in the front. Well tired with half oval iron, ‘metal shank. Price, $7.88. Four bow, full top car- " $6.20. Fine coach body, resting -on tempered steel springs, elegantly trimmed through- -out, . $7.88. - The Largest and Host Com~ -plete Stoclk: of Baby Carriages in the city at Manufacturers’ rices AT THE o = 4 O ;State-st., ’g_Adam_s-st., " ND ‘Dearborn-st. | WELLPLEASED O0OKS! THE FAIR E. Jd. LEMANN Sce Prices below on a few- of tho Books we sellz BOOK DEPARTMENT CATALOGUE. The busks catatogued below are all of the best and latest editions, und are sold in all lnstunces st from one-third ton' huif less thun publisuers’ prices; all orders by mall prowptly attended to.. In ordertag by 10ail or ¢xprexs be sure and write name_and addross very plainly. Llouks sent by express, C. 0. D., deslred. Al bouks guaraniced, und when 10;_\':“"“’)‘ v;llll L;a lreh;xnfledi) Address Lehwasn, * The Falr " Book Department, Chicago. kl: ysical Lifo of Woman—1 nl‘.r:'?l)]lhc) nuzhor of ‘Transmlssion of Lite,” ete. Laro 12 mo., tHustrawd. Cloth, extrn, 0; postayo, 12c extra. Dr. Nuphey, author of ete. l“.ur,:c 12mo., ilius- wuon 0% il order 8 ase's’ Recipes—By Dr. Chuse; rovisod by IL A Beal. Oriztnal Ann Arbor edition. lllustrated. larze o, 1857 postapy. e extra. Cuvendish on Waist—Tho Laws and Principles of ‘Whist, to which 1s added Card Essays, Ciay's De- cisions, andCard Table Tutk—b; nd the inst English edition, vised, contaluing the jaws of whist as revised by Arlinzwn and Portlnnd Clubs, und u Historieal Sketeh of the Game. The hunds hute been recast, sna dinsrawm cyrds (beaudfally printed in biacy und g Lt ed fur the symbols formerly used. Cloth, extrn % Clav’s Declsions, nnd Card Table Talk 06.. Uxon. 3ot s revised by ihe Arlingion and Portiand Clubs. Cloth, + PUNLAZO, GC CX LT, “I'ning’s Histors of English Literatur with all the aeihur's wnd transiato and corrcctions. Cloth, dic: postage, 12¢ extra. “Tho Life und Latters of Lord Macuulas—By his nephew, Gednve Otto ‘Lrevelyan, 3 Compivte i one volime. 12mv., cloth, $ic; postige, 122 extri. American Dlusizited Prosiouncin Facket Dictionary of the Lngiish Lunguai the Iaburs und principies of the latést and bést Amcri- csn und English authord Oue voidae, limo., 32 pazes, clutn, 15¢: pOsLEgE, be extra. Nuttull's Dictionary—The Standurd Pronounclng Dictionary of the English Lancuuge, comprising many thousands of new words, which Modern Literuture, Selence, Art, ind Fasnion have und usave. Cowplled uod edited by [ Austin Nut- LI D. A now editon, with prelimiuary tables, ne vol., 1mo., 435 pages, clow, gllt, sioi Vo _By Christopher North (Prof. John Wiison). - Selected und arranged by John Skel- 10m, udvocate, One vol.ovo., cloth, 81¢; postage, e extm. Tiible Dicttonary—A Diction ary of the Bible. Ty E. Robinson, D. D, Professor Extraordiuary of Sacred JLierture fn the Theotogleal Semunary, Andnver. sind a History of the Bib lilan Smith, 1L, D., Editor of the Eible D, cic., ete. One vl Zma., cloth, §1c; pos ira. Woodfall's Junius- Leteers of Junlus. Wood- fall's edizlon. From the Jatest London edition. Two tunies in one. Une vol., Limu, cioth, Sic; postage, e extra. . HED LINE EDITION OF TIE POETS, 12 mo. sfze, cull i side und back, 5Lt edies, 5 post- 2 eXira: ¢ Naw editon st adaitions tl! Shelter, Macnuizy, Astoun, Goldrinith, A niksDeure, Aition nrn-n.' scot Cowper,’ | Thomson, Cumbel] eus, H vert, Kirae White, ‘Fennyson, Ageimde Proctor, Owen steredity, Mrs. Hewaas, Jean ingelow, Lucite, Crubbe, Osslan, oud, PO The following volumes Targe octavo. beautifully ustraced with ool cingrasing: o and b unuin libaary vinzs, p. i‘rive EL43 per VOL; pos.ize 24 ceals extral Moure, The Caxton Classlcs—The best and cheanes! of slandnrd woil> ever wade in 1bis vou bound in cluth, sill back. Price, per volum: postaze, 1 c1s. extrn Itobinson Crisow, Arubian Nigats' Enter- alnnient, §wiss amily Robinson, Children of ihe Abbey, Dun Guizote. Bunyan's Pligrim's Prog- rexs, S Ivunboe, Seottish Chiefs, ‘Fhnddeus of Warsnw, Last Luys of Pombetf, Pauland Vininiu, itaseo- las. and Vicar of Wuke- field, it Guiliver's Travels and Baron tunehau Grimm's P Willy Kelll Anderson’s Fairy Tales, o terious Islan Juley Vorne, JUVENILE BOOKS. Chatterbox—The oriztual Chutierbox for 1S9, 419 pages. 70 iliustrations. Kemeumber this 1 the orig- inul d ot oe of the nang cheap fmia- it tions, Buund fn illumingted buards. Price, 5 cents; POSLAR, 17 cents extra. SET BOORS. The following elesnnt books nre_done up in neat boxes, and Wil be 8N LY eXpress at exponse of pary ordertng—if wished, by matl. add 1% ecents per vol. “T'he complete Works of Charles Dickens—! fustrated. Cluth, gold and plack. Frico. ¢ Published it §2.5). Tho Ce : Works of William Makopoace ted. Cuoth,” gold und vols. 26, —iL v tack. $9.24, Published at SI550. i The Waveris ovel—By Sir Walter Scott. Com= sete edidos. 12 vols. Tilustrated. Cloth, £old und S10. Published at #1524 vols. SlGi Pub- Hshed at £24. ‘he Completo Works of Balwer (Lord Lytton)—23 vola. Clath, gilt. Puolished a1 $12. clp Serfes—By Samuel Smiles, comprising 6. Chiuracter. Duix und Thrift. § vols. Laio. Price &1 Fublixhed at & S0 better books were over placed In the hands of thie rounz, Gfanay Volume Shakspeare—The compicto oetical and drautic works uf Willlaw Shaxsp sre. Plinted from new elcctrotype pipzes, Inr.e. coar type. 13 volumes, green cloth, Hmpited edges, in neut red cave. Price, . é Chambess' Hncselopadin—a dictionary of knowledge for the veople. Ilustrated with maps numerous weod enxravins, 10 volumes. Price, eloth, £11.55: sheep, §165), ¢ Jrving's Complete SWorks—Complete wriungs of Tyashingon drving. Spuyten Duyvil edition. 12vols. Cloth, Pricestiss = Mnliam's Complote Works—Standard edition, In- cluding the Middie ages, Literature of Eurupe, Con- sritutional History of Enylund. 6 vuls., cloth. ' Frice 5. Bancrotvs Tiistory of the United States, from tho lscovery of the Amerlcan continent to the eatab- ment of its independeuce. Centenary edition. § 1zmo., Price 8L suuy's Misceilaneous Writtngs—Critical and Haneous essavs and poems. Iine lurze type, ereotype pinios, yrinied on good paper, neatly 0.1 50 pakes each, eloLb, wiit, $25, s ¥o M miscs new s bound. 3vols. STANDARD HISTORIES, Macaulay's History of Enzland—This s a now edl- tion of this well-known standard work, vrintod from Bew alectrotype plates, and is, withous doubL the boxt Of the cheaper editions of the work publisliod, 5 vols., 12mo., U pages each, clotit. £193; 2 vols, 0., 7K puzes eactl, huary puver. blf-calf, .30; 5 vols., Ixmo., & gagen ench, beavy paper, sheep, $5.40. Yfime's History of Engiand from the fnvasion of 23: by David Jullus Caesar to the, revulution Hume, Esq.; § vols, 120, cloth £28, ) \itinians Gluben's Decline und Full of tlie Romun ‘the History of the Decline und Full of the Cdward_Gibbon, Esq. with nutes b Fonban. Kmiptre. by mian Lmplre. by Fi by the R BEL Mitan: 5 vols., 1mo., Hloth £254. Knieht's Popuiar History of England—Tbe only complete history of Englind; the type is new. clear, O eadable: the. paper (s af good uualtey, the size 12mo0.. and_the now popular 12 iniding neat nnd the Do Eiifrs edition. 8 vols., 12me., 160 full-pae {llustrations, cloth extra. kilt top, . tion, 4, vols,, 1?mo. 2 full-page lllus it §L5% B io's Anclent Ristory—The anclent historyof the Carthaginians. Assyrians, Sabylonians, Egsptians, Mides and_Persians, Grecians und Mucedoniuns; by Dhties Tollin, iho type used fs new, karze, n ST, and very pleasnut to read from; these editions Shoar i Drinted und very neatly buund, and, Lhough Sheaper in price, will be found equul. if not superior, foany other publisced. opulur ediuion, § vols., I3 oAl paxes eucts, neatly bound tn cioth, beveled edges, 86, z S eois Lives of Illustrious Men—Witha lie of P ttansiated from the Greek by Jolin Drvden D ia: the whole carefully reviscd und correcl- o0 prihted trom now stercotype viates, large. elear SePon ruod paper. and tastefully bound. Popuinr o 3 ols.. 000 pajes ench, neatly bound In cloth, + Ancient History—A mannal of ancient D The remotest 1imes 10 e overthro® of ‘esiorn Emplre, A. D. 436; by Leonbard Sehmitx, Db DL E. LS. B With copious ebronoloz- i tubles: one inndsome volume of A3} pates: new Hiecirotyne plates from larze. clenr types e paper, o ameiy bound 1n cloth, giit, 81 conts; postags L cents extru. tock Always News Our SO.;u' I’ricesy Aiwny’s the Lowest; Qur Goods Always What We Represent Tl@l 1o Be. THE FAIR, STATE-ST., ADAMS-ST. DEARBORN-ST. | BLACK and GOL BS. SUNDAY.. APRIL’ PRICE FIVE CENTS. . S 1. RommseaL 153 State'st. NEXT MONDAY, April 25, T shall inaugu- 1ate a SPECIAL SALE of SILKS! In Black and all the Fashionable Colorings and Newest Shades, of the most celebrated manufacturers of France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, and America. 125 PIRCES BLACK SULKS, 9 Plsces Biack Gros Graln Dress Silks, 62¢ ‘Worth 75¢. ¢ 12 Pieces Biack Gros 6rain Dress Silks, 8lc Cost 87¢ to make. 10 Pieces Black Gros Grain Dress Silks, Canrot be duplicated less than $1.00. 18 Pieces Bizck Eros Grain Dress Silks, $1.00 Would be cheap at $1.25. 1l Fieces Black Gros Grain Dress Sitks, $L12 Cost $1.38 to import. 14 Ploges Black Bros Brain Bress Silks, 31,25 Never made to sell less than $1.50. 19 Piaces Black Gros Grain Dress Silks, SI.38> ‘Would be a bargain at $1.75. 13 Pieces Black Eros Grain Dress Silks, $1.50 Sold by Jobbers at $z2.00. 8 Pieces Black Sros Brain Bress Siks, $L75 Manufactures's price is 32.25. 11 Plages Elack Gras Crala Bress Silks, $2,00 ‘Worth $2.75 as a speculation. 240 PIECES COLORED SILES At Unprecedented Bargains. 25 Pes. NCE R )y 823 in Wine, Plum, Brown, and Blue, worth 75¢, @t .o ceecennes 40 Pieces GROS GRAIN DRESS SILES, in Bronze, Wine, Plum, Brown, and Blug, worth 81, at.. Go Pieces GROS GRAIN DRESS SILKS, in Heiiotzope, Bronze, Myriie, Gen ¢’Arme, and all new colors, warth $r.25,at.......... 75 Pcs. GROS GRAIN DRESS SILKS in every new and fashionable shade and cok worth $1.50, at.. SUEMER SILKS At 38, 50, 62, and 75c. BLACGK and GOLORED SATIHS, BLACK SURAH SILKS, SATIN DE LYOHS, and SATIN DE WERVEILLEUX, In great variety, to which we respectiully sclicit inspection. S. M. ROTHSCHILD, 158 STATE-ST. PATEXNT i SKIRT-SUPPORTING CORSETS, “aourst Pt he Abdominal Corset The Abdominal Corsels, With and without an ABDOMINAL SUP- PORTER for Ladies in delicate health, and for stout lacies, are unequaled. They give a GRATEFUL SUPPORT to the figure, and greatly improve the form. SHOUL- DER-BRACE CORSETS for Ladies, Misses, and Children ; Long Waist and Ex- tra LONG WAIST CORSETS in fine sin- gle French Coutilles for Summer Wear. CORSETS made to order in the best style of workmanship. Sold-by Lady Agents, and at 126 State-st., Room 20. TAKE EL- LEVATOR at 75 Madison-st. Ladies in at- tendance to show and fit the Corsets. Laody Agents wanted everywhere. Ex- clusiva temitory given. Acme Dress Shields. J. B. PULTNAN, General Agent, Chicago, 1l 70 RENT. . TO RENT, IN THE TRIBUNE BUILDING, The large second-story Cerner Offices at present occupied by the Bell Telephone Company. "FOR RERNT. - Part of second tloor 155 Fifth-av. Very destrable for offices, morchandise samplé room, or light job- bing business. Inguire of TOMLINSOYN, SMITH & CO. 155 Fitth; BUSINESS CA{{DS. 90 Washizgton-st. Real Esia;gm?@mmo. HMoney to Loan. §ix-per cent money-to losn on cholce improved city er 510U Teal oitato in suma 10 sult OVEISIOL ooy, s 103 Washingtoo-st., Room }nd}[en, Youth, Economically, ** SPRING CLOTHING. N ¥ - 5 : 5 and Boys cannot enjoy the season unless well fed, well behaved. :and.well dressed. ~ All these must be appareled . % Arti_s_tically, - Satisfactorily, THE PUTNAM One-Price Clothing-House Offers angmented.indncements to all such this season. and an entire new floor and most complete . Retail (}lot.lip&:- House idea manded more room, establishment, conceded to bo the largest in the West. Logic and sense prove that n his establishment, has “everything to do w W. H. FURLONG, who-fills that capacity in of the'proprictors of the PUTNAM, Messrs. only orders the stock, but in so doi Chicago people a stu(iy.‘ He is familiar witl the snceess Lhe establisliment has met with, popular reputation for the best, cheapest, and most stylish clol )l‘he array of Increasing husiness has -de- Ias been added to the already extensive exelu: 1 with suceessful business operations. Mr. n the PUTNANM, represents the interests MiNER, BEAL & HACKETT, and not Resident Manager, an oriers just what the public demand. e makes U their wants and preferences. Ience rivaling all'competitors, and_securing a ing in the land. Spring Clothing PUTNAM'S Is somd@hing unnrccede}nmd in the history cunts, and e and styles. Our Spring Stock loaded u similar to the freshet which made the Grand Opening, the ainouncement of which we will make sdented in the history of any Retail Clothing-House in the West. designed, and manufactured by the RESI- something nupree The entire stock has heen originated, n of the Trade. Ulsters are piled upon the counters, poL ¢ars ‘hicago River a torrent. Thounsands of Suits, Over- representing a varied line of material from the East has come with a rush The Display and in a few days. will be DENT MANAGER, with a view to meet all the requirenents -of the most fastidious purchaser. 131 and 133 Clark-st. W. H. FURLONG, An invitation is extended to all to cal made and stylish. goods in this Mamwmoth Cloihi closely for the announcement of our SP&ING OPEN - PUTNAM Clothing House, 1 and_inspeet the stock of well- ag Establishment, aud to wateh and 117 Madison-st. - WIHER, BEAL & HACKETT, Proprictors and Manufaclarers. - = - Resident Manager FURNITURE, CARPETS, &e. ‘CHIGAC! CARPE CORIPANY. 2 | Paper riaing IN ENDLESS VARIETY. IN ALL THE NEW MATZRIALS. All the above Goods to be soid at Popular Prices. 156, 158, 160 & 162 Wahash-av., COR. MONROE-ST. OPTICAL GOODS. FORRIS BERNHARDT 25 Stat Room 3, Sccond Floor. Spectacles exclus ectacles at all prices. No atiention givon to_sny other gouds. ‘I'wenty-xeven ears' pructice In the udjustment of Glasses t0 every form of defective eyestzht. % Lesters of recominendation testifylng to M. Bern- hards ubility as un Optician can be seen t his otlico s LLD.: Wm. H. Byford, .0, F. Itoler. A . Adums Alle: P ;I Lol iteeves Juch s, MO 3 (.D.: Do it Ulncent’ L. Hi LD: Truman, S Miler conie ull, 3 . 1% £ 3Mitehell, M.D.; Prot. 1 Swing, R Coliyer, 16y, IL (V. ‘Thomus, Dr. Clinton Locke, Itev. s hop Chins. Ed. Chency. ltev, W. Goodwin, Rev. Arthur Little, 1. Ryder, Rev, E. a1d Otliers of prominence: a S’PEl‘,'l:\L xl’l;"l'flx’l'lok o every casc of extreme tective eyasiaht. e S re B0 5. LODIS H. MATTIES, Assist- ity sk Inclise stam (9% Fepis. ated: ant, Lotte ‘CAUTION—No ayents employod or spool Importer - of Optical, Mathematical, and Surveylng Instruments, comprising Opera und Fi sses, Microscopes, Telescopes, Barometers, Tragslts, Lev= iy, Cotopasses, &c., thelarkest stock in'the Northwest. —Dom’t.pay exorbltant prices 10 ad- eaacten e sell the bast Brmzilian Lebbles S0 ¢ S and, tho best ground French rystal Spectacies £1.5 to £.50. ‘Iwenty-tivo years' practice In tho art of fitting plasves, Our miothod Is honest dealing. This is tho ~way we bulld up our trade- L. MMANASSE, Optician, 88 Madixon-st., Tribune Jullding, : GIOCEEIES. St Louts White Winter Flour REDUCED TO $5.60 per Bri. GREAT ;E_DUFTION IN Teas and Coffees. Send for our Monthly Price-List. GOR, STATE AXD HARRISON-STS. CARRIAGES. STUDEBAEER BROS, Have just received something new and elegant in the line of FAMILY CARRIAGES. Six-Seat Rockaways, Goupe Rockaways, Gantupy and Extension-Top Phae- ons. 151 and 158 Wabash-av. LAKE NAVIGATION. LAKE NAVIGATION OPIIN. The Goodrich Transportation Co. Receive and ship Merchandise,etc. to Racine, Milwaukee, Sheboygan, Manitowoe, Kewaunee, Luding- ton, Manistee, Frankfort, etc. Office and Docks Foot Michigan-av, PHOTOGRAPHY. BRI Soiob chviubmtaieies st U8 UV H. ROCHER, PHOTOGRAPHER, 77-%9-81 State-st., Chicago. STEAM PIPE. ' DENTISTRY. East Madi- fifin DAY 5 i son-st, 3381 35 RUBBER OR D CELLULOM. Piling Best, One-Quarter 0ld Rates. Al%o the only practieal tosth WITHOUT A PLATE. Lower Suction Plate, which never ioosens while e A o chloroform, ether free for R Vi gas), \niaus exiraciingy 20 years: practice, Ofice open 0gs 2 unday forenoon. AN OGBS Madison st JOHN DAVIS & C0., MICHICAN-ST., Wflfiflfififififlfl STEAH PIPE AHD FITTINGS. Worthington & Knowles' Steam Pumps. BUSINESS CHANCES. e FOR SALE. trable Stock of General Merchaadise it~ ooty da Fpest manufacturing fown in Keusas. Fras @ permsment paytng trade. Apply to Wi E. LMEY‘:?'“I Chaz. P Kelioze & Co. SEA’S DEPARTMENT STORE. " The leech called Bankruptcy sucks the life blood of one of Detroit’s leading Booksellers® Sponges in human shape make purchases, for which they never pay. Bad managemeat, “steep prices, high rents, &c., suck his financial blood, and KILLS RICHARD HOVENDEN, Bookseller, Griswold-st., Detroit, Mich. SEA BUYS THE STOCK At about 18 cents on-the dollar, and this wesk 80,000 vols. of finest - Books Almost Given Away! Will offer to-morfow as many as can be found room for, and more will be opeaed every day this week, including Bindings of Half-Calf, Full Calf, Russia and Turkey Suriat, Suviatis Beoks JTor 06 ENN@CENGE ‘enfigren. Your cholce, of w 1ot of 1580 raro and so lovabls that: PARENTS SPEND THEIR LAST GENT charming Vest-Pocket Series in neat_cloth bindiugs, Wilkie Col- Haunted Hotg i ~liomance of a Hessnt & Rice’s * "I'was in Trafal- gar Bay” und *\When tho Ship Home,” und Burnan's roush the Keep (t Dark Con- nent,” and thousunds of other cloth-bound books. Handy Pockot Dictlonarfes, 30 s puges, Wuad-lc!:l'- bl‘l,ll-\slar“uum on every page, cloth bound, ete., etc., This 14 cent. line for NOVEL Read= . eri. Estes & Luuriat's Popular Noveis, ulwavs sold herétofore at 75 cents, for [Y cents. A nno selec- tlon of over 40X volumes. Pen- qudgekeby Hursiet Alde.Odette’s Murrisie, Tho Lady of Lyndon. A Crown from the Spear, Duep Wi~ tery, Six Months }lence, A Wom- an's Love dliss Kood, My Honnie QCENT ~ INFANTS. 85 3 CTS. o8k, Bovrs o Books, Fairy, o Tales,sll worth five thmes our price 6 CTS The best_things yef i hered ' And having purchased at Tialf Cost of mannfacture an entiro sample line of INFANTS' BELONGINGS, b Jen of Letters, Sea selling Scott, ANNOUNCE A Gibbon, Shelley, Burke, Huome, SPECIAL SALE. iiton, und Jolinson for six cents ench, and 5.4 lmhur&ud books, O CTS, Clotit nd baver) Bouay Books Short Dresses, 49 cts. to $3.48. Zong Skirts, 49 cts. to $1.98. ZLong Robes, $1.48 to S4.98. Tngants’ Cliemises, 19 to 2£ cts, Tong Stips, 44 cts. to $3.98. Flannel Shawls, 79 ct3.'to $1.98. Merino Sharwls, $2.48 to $5.44. Flannel Skirts, $1.33 to $2.48. Floss Shawls, $1.48 to $1.98. Tnjunts’ Bootees, 18 cts. to &4 ctss Zephyr Sacks, 69 cts. to 74 cts. White Capes, $1.24 to $1.48. Colored Capes, $1.35 to $1. INFANTS' CLOAKS,, White, Colored. \White with Colored Trimming. ete, t full ind complete variety, ST, SLIS, 8226, ! 24, $3.74, KLU, $L24, $LU7, 3538, And’ full assortment of everything Morocco. o slde, and for Sommer Keaduig: orth 15 to %5 gts. Willingly, cheorfally, on 14 CT 19 CT Lass, Wilkie Nundreds of others, 19 cts. 29 CTS Thoussuds of Fioe Cloth Books « usunily soldat from 3l to ¥ each. ‘Fhousunas, thousands, thousunds. 33 CTS. sl ioriuinools.n skbien of - . nicival Polities Under the Leaders, the Ring, and the Boss. The po- itienl sutire of the duy. 8,00 ready sold. 30 CTS. Bty pooks In cloth, » goid. und biuck. Stewart’s * Even: ipgs tn the Library” with Amer- fean Poets. Besnot's * Under Une Hoot,” * Gulden- Buttertly,” und * Monks of Thelemnu™; Rev. Geo. Grant's “Ocean 1o -Ocenn,” Liibu Burritt’s * Chips from Many Blocks,” Earl Desart’s ** Children of Nature,” ‘Iroilope’s * Lac ant and His Son.” This linc pub- fiShod ac$Lo0; £L.50 for threo bhil- 1z, FOIt GOUD BOOKS READ THIS o entlre list. All standard works, superbly bound n English clothl. English Men of Leuery, edited by John AMorley, the entiro 4 vols. 48 CT pertatning to l VSale Commencing bound in_ode (Burke, Gibbun, Iluwe, and Johnson); Harper Bros, usk & for what Sea gives INMOCENT INFANTS. There aro very few (frequently buts single onc) off any of above. you for 35 cents. Taine's History of English_Liternture (compiete), Shakspeure, Byron, Burns, Ade= ialde Procior, Owén ~Meredith's TLucile, Mucadluy, Jean ingelow, Shetley, lHomer's Iiald, Homer's 1501 Crusoe, Don IMMEDIATE ATTENDANCE Wil secure the best Barvains. Incidental to-the sale will offer < 5,800 . . - (CHILDREN'S TACE CAPS And BONNETS. Prices range from 18 cents up to $2.24, As described below. CTS. buys pretty Marsellies Bonnets; wortir8 l8 Wfiurx:sl%cnflmfln i " l'lll CTS.—Lace Caps un onnef rett 1D ind trimmed with SUK Hisbons aud Bowss costing twice this price to make. ‘CFS.—Benutitully- Embroldered Wask Caps und Bonnets; worth at least double. "As0 all finer qualitics Lace caps and onnets up S.,200. ¢ (Without the slizhtest exaggeration) CHILDREN'S SUITS, Bizes—2to § years—sizes. ¥or this sale only will sell the Print. Percale. Lawn, and Cambric Lace, and Em= Broldery Trimmed, and in every Tespect woll-mude . ol ! Thirty-nine Cents Forsize 2 years, and 5 cts. more for each size Inrgor, Dbelng just one-balf what manufacturers ask. BRUSH UP! Last daysof the sale of chry!la‘nvy & Son's Dsually 3014 a6 & all OF 5 150210, 63385, R 150, THE AMERICAN LOME COOK- BOUK. in _ofi-cloth bindings, 43 worth §L3L A cooklog Buy LU sencher for ets. 59 CTS VES UF CELERATED WOMEN, '« Mannersand Customs of Nutions, A Yeur Worth Living, Rtothmell, Blufwon, Barchester Towers: En- terprise, Industry. and Art of Man as Displayed In Fisbis Commerce, cte. Al 4 C WASHINGTON IRVIN . BOOK, complete and unabridged, bandsowely bound in cloth, gold, aund black. VANITY FAIR, BY THACKERAY. The best of tils famous author's cents: schuol ut your own home. ————— -—.————————————§ Beaconstield, and over 3,000 other xoud buoks. 64 cts; worth £, SAMUEL SMILES' GREAT e WORKS, Self-Help, Cbaracter, Duty and Thrift. No home should be without these excellent guides. The Chicago ** Inter-Ocenn ™ suys: “gspould be In the hands of every young man in Amerien’” Every gyunallur asks $L0; we (Sea), 7 cts. 84 C LIVES OF GREAT AND ILLUS- '« 'TRIQUS AMERICANS, substan- tinlly bound in_ cioth, kold, nnd Dlack.—Life und Publlc Services of Abrahsm Lincoln, Life of Stephen . Lougias, Life of Dan- fel ' Boone, Lite of Kit Carson, Life of David Crockett. Life o George Washingion, Life of Dan- fel Webster, Lite of Ihomas Jef- ferson, Lite of Samuel Houston, 79 CTS d ds of 3 1; % ‘;‘;:u h, Ju‘.'m:':.?‘:&{aii"f?.‘lfi Broadway, New Yor POPL. R 1 KY OF THE ] g8 CTS itk ity ov ¥tz | Drugeist Sundries Stock.- continued to the Insuguration of Gen. Gartleld by John G. Shea; TWO CENTS steel Portralis of George Wash- fngton und President Gurtield, and | For Wax Back English Tooth Brushes: worth 12 cta, Back Dress~ nearly 20 wood engravings. for 10-ct. Sh: Metal BRI SANOSE RIS oy | fof anmar o Srushes. o for 2o FOLKS HISTORY ~ England, Jrance, Germany, Rome, Greece, FOUR CENTS nnd the Bible. MARY JANE HOLMES' POPULAR NOVELS, full und complete line, For a Fancy Walnut Back Good Bristle Hair Brushy worth 35 cts., or for & guad ivory Handlo Natl Brush, Wire-Drawn Bristles. "Also completo stock of ths tinest Hatr, Tooth, and Nail Brushes ever imported, © at one-third valué. 500 dozen of the HOWARD METALLIC WIRE - Halr Brushes, fincst quality. universally sold for @ an ot SNETEEN"CERTS Joverythiing over writuin by Mury ane 11 MAY AGNES ¥ 1IN G'S CHARMING STORIES,-all the books stie ever penned. THE _ B t NEW YORK WEEKLY SERIES. 98 Cents: COL. JUHN FORNEY'S NEW NOVEL, wPHE NEW NOBILITY. THE COMPLETE WORKS IN PROSE AND VERSE OF CHARLES LAMB, with Portrait. THE CHOICE WORKS OF THOMAS HOOD, in Prose and Verse, Including the Crenm of the Comic ‘Annuals, with over 2 Hlustrations. THE CHOICE WURKS OF DEAN SWIFT. in Prose and - Verse, with Memioir, Portrait,and Iilus- trutions; worth £2.30. SPECIAL BOOKS. FAIR BARBARIAN, MKS, BURNETT'S NEW NOVEL. 70 Cents. mu:'x%guymss' NEW NOVEL, * THE BLACK Cenix. GREAT MEN AND THEIR ACIIEVEMI ByJumes Parton. With 15 Portraits on Steel.” Full Gl kidges, 8208, "Plaln Eses, 3195, Worla st an GREATEST BARGAINS EVER HEARD OF IN i Dress Goods, Silks, Linens, Cottons, & Faney Dey Goods, Carpets, Olcloths, Hattings, &. LACES. Just recelved, 15,000 yards, 15,000, BLACK & CREAM SPANISH LACES {7 CENTS & 21 cts.. 24 cts., 27 cts., up to W cts. Larwest stock in aoy Tetull store. To be sold at Wholesaie Pricea. Butln order to mike our stock nccommodate our.trade, we positively shall not scll more than ONE PIECE—-33 METRES Toany ono person, Al Spanish Ties and Fichusin ERY OF BIBLE STORIES. TIE DORE GAL ¥ $2.68. Tustrated with F Worth §i. THE SERPENT CHARMER. Edited by Louls Rousselot. Stories. Tales, Adventures, Biographics, #nd BApers ou Natdral History, Geography, Astrono” my. etc, with over 50 illustrations. Worth, .50, S1.68, worth, 8., A VOTAGE IN THE SUNBEAM. Mr. and Mrv. Piassey's Voyage Around the Worid in the Yacht Sunvedms, with 11§ illustrations. L'rice, 89 cents, ‘published at £2.50. THE SPECTATOR. With a Historical and Bio- graphical Preface, by A. ers, F.S. A. Svols.in §T84272, for the 4 volumes, publishod at §10. THE NEW WAVERLY. The Waverly by Sir Walter Scott. Adam znd Charles Black's Cen- tenary Edidon, superbly (liostmatod and baund 12 hundsome vola., 50,78, Publlsher’s price, $Is. Fin- est edition extant. THE DARK CONTINENT. Dy Henry Kully Niustented with maps. Price, -Paze Enuravings. At half rexu- lar prices. 338, published nt £10. 01 A R e & LorEDIA. New Rovised Edi- | grent profusion, ull of the finest French manufacuare. 10 vols.. cloth, extra, %11.48. Mult Yets. np; pew Alencon; Vermicelil, Miro~ 1. PO STORY UNITED STATES. G | conrt, V'oin: Digom, OId Devon Folnt, Koman. eics cloth, extra, etc. 'The largest atock of B9850 SELF HELP SERIES, by Samuel Smiles. Self- Help, Chructer, Duty und Anrife 4 vois., cloth, ex- b T 12, DICKENS' COMPLETE WORKS. New lllustrated odition, 14 vols. clath, extra, §8.12, E. P ROE'S WORKsS—"Opening of s Chestaut Bufr,” * From Jest to_Earnest” “Whut Can sShe Dot “Knizhof tho, Nineteenih Century,” *Hur- Tiors Burned Away,” “A Facelllumined.” ‘9 cents Pervols You ail know thut the price usunlls i3 §Lio. KNIGHT'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND—XNew lilus- trated edition, § vols. cloth, extrs, $85.52. " Why pay .‘:‘?"\c.\u’x.Av's HISTORY OF ENGLAND—S vols., cloth, §1.79. 'ty 1s not one-third of this enormous offering em- breing S0 volumes. Entre bankrupt stock of ichard Hosendon. Griswold_st, ost-utfice, Pt Michizan, costing us .00, und worth three e fhat price. Stock will be opened every day this ek, und on Thursaa; e R O AT, TI{URSDAY, THURSDAY, will offer a gentlemian's privata fibray, costing him S0, numbering_ 1,90 volumes, in finest bindinzs. Price 52,500 for 180 volumes, or in lots w suit at one-third actunl cost to bim. f&murruw A8 AR AT SEA®. Cotton Trimmings for Underwear shown In Chicago. MONEY REFUNDED Cheertally, pleasantly, whenover requested... Enlarged Premises. Tassenger Elecator costing $4,600.00. ° Bix Floors, cuch S0T125." i NEXT THURSDAY 75 Tribune and next Sunday’s Times aad Tribune. near This is a Booky Week, also a H'infantile Week, at that mua SEA'S.