Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 15, 1881, Page 1

i s VOLUME XL. ~ “THEF State, Greater, Grander, More Gomplete THAN EVER. Fancy DryGoods. (DUBINATION S8 LaceScarfs, 50 Different Stylés, worth from 15 to 25¢; Choice 9 cts. X 1,000 Styles of Fancy Buttons, choice 4¢ doz. 1,900 Styles of Fancy Ribbons, «hoice 10¢ yard. 500 doz. Torchon Collars, choice i8¢. 100 doz. Lace Nitts, choice 1Se¢ air. 100 - doz. extra size All-Silk Handkerchiefs at 25c¢. Extra lot of Lace Top Lisle Gloves at 24c. Lisle Gloves 8c pair, good value 20c. 500 doz. Turkish Bath Towe]s at Je. 500 doz. Men’s Fine Ingrain Striped Hose at 25¢ pair. Men’s White Unlaundered Shirt, Reinforced 2000 Linen Bosom and Cufls, choice 65c¢. Best Laundered Shirt in the city for 95¢, worth $2.00. Gents’ Linen Collars, 3-Ply, for 8c. Gents’ 4-Ply Linen Collars and- 3-Ply Band for 12¢. Linen Cuffs, 20c¢ pair. Chemise at 19¢. 100 Chemise for 48c. 50 doz. Shetland Shawls, worth $1.25, choice for 58c. Baby Robes and Dresses at our Low Prices. VISIT The Fal It Is Amusing, TInteresting, and Learning. The SUNDAY, LEHMANN’S “FAIR.” W Adams, Thirty-OnelEvery Stores ON THE GROUND FLOOR. Boots and Shoes. MBINATION 3418 Ladles 4 Gents’, Misses’, Boys’, Girls’, & Baby Shoes;, Front Tace, Side Tace, and Button, Choice 50 cts. Good Value over $1.00. Rubbers, all kinds, choice 25 All "rades and-quality of the above stock at 5 to 50 per cent less than any other house. ) Wooden and Willow Ware from forced sale. Willow Basket,withleath- er strap, for 10c. Market, Wash, and Shop- ping Baskets at our Low Prices. Satchels & Leather Goods at half price. Smokers’ Articles sold with usual low profit. BAKERY & DAIRY. Ladies'& Gents' Ioe-Cream Parlors Al'in Complele Ronning Order SR S Take a stroll through THE FAIR this week. Depariment B Gomplete Store OF ITSELF. Household Goods. CO\IBWATION ML dJ ewelry and Sil- verware, - ROGERS & BROS.'S WHITE-MET- AL GOODS. Soup Ladles, Pie Knives, Berry Spoons, Gravy Spoons, Pie Forks set of 6, Oyster Forks set of 6, Dessert Forks set of 6, Dessert Spoons set of 6, good value for $2.50, choice for 95¢ each. Patent Folding -Drinking Cup for 14c. Rogers’ 12-0z. Plate XKnives ut $1.43 set. Combination Iot of Roll I’hto Scart Pins, Earrings, Finger Riungs, worth from 50c¢ to $1.50, choice for 28¢. Patent Collar Button for 5ec. Patent Cuff Button, real stone, roll-plated, for 33c. . . Silver Watch at $+4.95. COMBLRATION SAL a2 cent Pucket Knives. 1, 2, 3 Blade Steel Inives, from American and English manufac- turrs, good value from 50¢ to $1. Lot Boys®’ Steel Pocket Knives, choice 5c¢. Table Cutlery—Full set of 12 picces, Knives and Forks, for 48c. Better at 7Sc, 88¢, 95¢ set. 7-shot Revolver for 75¢. A Saving Institution For All. MAY 15, g fififi@ 1881--TWENTY R Dearborn-st;s’. Houwntains of Nerchandise Of the Best Quality at the Lowest Prices. Notions & Novelties. Hammock holding 500 Ibs. for 88e¢. §-Ball Croquet, good, for 88e. Boys’Large Express Wag- ons, 8Sc¢. Parlor Roller Skntes for 95¢. Fishpoles for 100. . Manutacturer’s sale of Baby Carriages at our pop- ular prices. : Extra lot of Parasols and Fans at very low prices. Drugaiss Sundre Patent Ndines - Stags & Porms, St. Jacobs 0il, 35¢. Extracts, best made, 25¢ 0Z. Soda Water, 4¢ glass. Mixed Candies at 11, 16, 18,20¢ Ib. Best French Candies, 28¢ 1b. Brackets, Picture Frames, Looking Glasses, Japanese and Swiss Carvings, Sta- tionery, Musical Instru- ments, Toys, and Fishing Taclle, etc., etc., ete. BCONDALY 15 WEALTH, Therefore you should patronize PLIANOS. PidNOS. (ARD T0 THE PUBLLC ! THE HIGHEST MUSICAL Jvmcun\ OF THE i WOKLD. compozed of the uiost lilustrions Germen and Ameriean artists, hnve united in placing the su- Perb Pianos wanufactured by HALLET, DAVES & (0., of America, Asthe BEST AND MOST PERFECT instruments of their class known in the musical art. The followini conclusion becomes of International as rgarding the critical oplnton of the yari- * ous makes of Plany Fortes in the Old #nd New World, und addx another triumpli to the lonz Jist al- iTeads achiuved for these fustiy celebrated Planos: “YWe assign the highest artistic and mechanical character to the Hallet, Davis & Co. of the United States; it deserves to be fully established in popular faver of ail musical nations asthe instrumnent most perfectly in the service of Art.”’? The following is a roll of the glorious . mames appended to this concurrent verdict of Two Hemispheres: Ggog Relchardt, Franz Lis Fordinang Darid, W. Sauer. ¥ranz Bendel, EC, Soubre, A. . Gottschalk, E l-r S itichter, A Grspracn, ¥ry James Jonchim, % '\L(Ilnor Jamerpun nf.’:._ HikacLeatner, M.Conrud Sculefnite, The: otjens, égxhflmnmu., Bl vane. 51 5 o N Teson, lLrl'sruh‘e]nu rice Strakosch, Cietcrailea, LAy L. K. Southa: Geo, W, mw’"“h Carl Zerrahn, huhle Plon “Mettbron, James Gill flegtela, Damis Panl F 'en:e?n o N L elluchaflh. Louis Falk E !n:iw Kallack, The Piano thus honored with the golden seal of Renown, and raised above the com= guunn of the century by the hand of Fame, sale as heretofore in Chicago by W. W. KIMBALL, 4 _Gar. Biate & Adams:sts., Chieog. 1 ’ l | GEO. WOODS & €O.’S . UPRIGHT PIANOS Are ot Equaled for Musical Quallty ot Tone, Strengih, und Durabllity. Ther remaln in tune better than an other Piana. Can be bought for Casl or insisliments, or Rented, the rent 1o apply on purchase. JOHN A. BRYANT, 211 STATE-ST. JAPANESE FANCY G O0DS. Closing Out Sale. Inorder that 1 may give my entire attention to otfier business 1 shall close my Japanese Curio in a few weeks. To this end I offer my stockof | Japaneso und Chinese Goods at 40 Per Cent Discount from the retall prices. This is by far the finest lot of Call'and Inspect them. Oriental Carios 1n Chicazo, - Call ang 8 pactihe 5 ____ DENTISTRY. son-st. Filing Best, One-Quarter O Raies. wlkin or e DR D AY g 133 East Madl- RUB3ER OR gs CELLLLON. Also the only practical teeth WITHOUT A PLATE. wer Sm:flon Plate, which never loosens while Iy ey herolom SO0 ORI BERNHARDT OPTICIAN, 125 State-st., Room 3, Second Floor. Spectacles exclusively. Spectacles at )l prices. No suention given to othier poods. Twenty-scven tice in the ndjustment of Glussos to every fective eyesicht. miendation testifying to i Bern- an Opiican can be'sven at ‘his oftice LD, .. op Chna. Ed. Cheney, lev, W Goodwin, Rev. Arthur Little. co. O to every easc of extren @ Vi05. LoTIs 1L MATTHES, Atiite inguiry mast inciosh stump (i repy ‘No sicents empioyed or apnointed. of Uptical, Mathematical. and Surveying I ammenis, comprising Opora wnd ‘Field Giagses, Micrscopes, Telescopes, Brrometers, Transits, Lev- Bis Conipasses, &c. the lunzost stock in'the Northwest, FON,~Don't pay exorbitant prices to ad- e otacten. ’\v= Wil the bost Brazliinn g, e’ bost ground Freach Crestai Spectac es -1t ears’ rucum In the art of fllflnw Y e rethod (s honost dealtag. This is th Sy we bulld up our trade. L. MANASSE, Optician, §8 Madlsou-rt.. Tribnne Bnilding. __FURNITURE, CARPETS, &%, CARPETS, &8 " YES! My friends and I have always bought of Ullek Bourke, 1 und % West Madison-st. WHY? Why! Because he keepson hand a larze hnd fine assortment of Parlor, Chamber, Dining, and Kitchen Furniture, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets,Cook Stoves, Ranges, Oil-Cloth, Crockery, and Cutlery, which ne <ells at the very lowest tgures cheap fur cash or on ‘nsy payments ntcash prives. Fourteen years' cxperfence at the above number i + fuir guarantee that 1f you favor him witn a call you wlll Ret K00t £o0ds und fair dealing. DON'EY FORGIET. UE.EQE( BOURKE 92 and 94 West Madison-st. MISCELLANEOUS. ’ \for Ceneral Farming, Those fine, rolltng timber lands In_Southern Illinols, sow offered for sule at from §1 to &8 an ncre on credity \with only 5 per cent interest, will roduce the finest crops ot il kinds of farm products ralsed anviwhere in the Northern States. ‘The climate is mild nnd eaithy, with rood wuter, und, when properly dereioped. it will be the “garden spot” of Amer- ica for farming purposes. Fruits und borries of every Xind and quaiity are roised in grent abundance, Eversthing thut Is produced commands a goud price 'y murket. ‘The tite 1o these lunds i3 perfect. We would ndsiseall in senreh of good homes tu exnmine these lunds belore purclusing elsewnere. nd for s g und clreular. or el un B O ey 1ahd Commissioner 1. C. R. R- Co., No. 78 Michigan-av... Chicago. 11 TR BB S g PHOTOGIATAL. . — BYTO 1 H ROCHER Aes B o S B ““:;“e““.'::g‘;‘“’g o PHOTOGRAPHER, M IJ lenme 77-79-81 State-st., Chicago. HONEY T0 LOAN At6 ver cont on choles city tmoroved real etiato TGy s sama o sult. over B0, w7, 4 inguon-st.. Room iL S. S. BLISS PAGES. Cribwne, PRICE FIVE CENTS. . LADIES’ GOODS. Silk Garments, | Jackets, Havelocks, Printed Lawn Sacques, Cambric Suifs, Lawn Suits, AT THE GREATEST SACRIFICE EVER KNOWD, Silk Garments, - Jackets, - - - Havelocks, - - Printed.Lawn Sacques, Cambric Suifs, - Lawn Siifs, - - - SLI8 ‘The above are only specimen prices. We have any of the above articles at higher prices, but as cheap and cheaper in pro- portion. $1.50 $2.00 $1.00 50¢ | > $2.00 IENSE BARGATES Lace Top Cloves, Silk Mltts, Kid Gloves, Ribbons, Straw Hats, Flowers, Silks and Satins, Dress Goods, Rlun’s Veiling, Buntings, and Many other Goods Country Orders promptly at- tended to. Samples sent.” BANKRUPT STORE, 184 and 186 State-st., OPPOSITE THE PALMER. S. SHIREK. REAL ESTATE. EAST GROVE! The Place for a Home! The Place to Invest! yErerybody who es been. PAYING RENT, and Is tired of piiyerybndy who s SAVING MONEY. and wants to it Eversbody who Is paying DOCTOI'S BILLS, and wants (o STOP IT. EVERYBODY WITH CHILDREN, and wanting them to gruw up sturdy and stcong, und: free the avil Influences of city stroets, w.1i do well to, In some dag thld week atY:ls ue 10:3) 4. m.. o m.; prepured L0 R0 with us und see EAST G e TATe L0 R i i F LS E-ChASS prope erty—high roliing upland—for such prices and on such terms that ALL eaa buy. HERETHEY ARE! Lots Mxix2- foct for §al. £ £100, and §123, on montt ¥ payments oL, or dudrtetly or anpual payments VETHOUT INTERES | Perons _bulldlng goo.l housos, o paytent down, three to Aive yeurs' tiae, & Dot comtIntarouL. OF we Wil bulld to Suit purchas. er.onsmnll payments. Our East Grove property {s_very handsomely im- proved, the streots lined "Tiets snado trecs and aver- reens. vldences buiit. anu others going up minediate: urcl and school now Leing bullt on our proverty. Sidewulks ure luid as fast as required by persons bulldine homes. i nddition to shude and ornnmental trees now on the lots, every lot suld this month will be thorouxbly stooked with i choice selectin of frult-trous, kindy 1o bo selected by purchiser, Grove Is on ihe C., B &Q 1t 1L, Joininz Downer's Grove on the enst, with & Inrze and rapldly growinz population. clrurches, convenience fur comfort achools, wiores, and eve: and health. An easy, plensant ride from the city. ‘with an abundance of trains 1o suiv people 1n almost any line of business. TAXIS Oniy afew centan lot. Living Expenses SRl n e o Healthfuiness EAST GROVE Is unsurpassed. {\ cannot b otberwise, with 1ts high iand, PURE WATER, and thorouzh drainage. 1t is wurrounded by a beaitiful country of nhearily-wooded hills and j0okineg for IOMES or INVEST sce FAST GROVE FIREE by calling on us. Street & Co., Eropristorsat Fest Grove. Ofico Washington-st., FOR SALE, 36x163.5 feet, on Mu:hxgan-av near Twen- ty-sixth-st., at a decided bargain. BRYAN LATHROP, g4 Dearbom-st. CARRIAGIS. CALL AT .| STUDEBRKER BROS. 151 & 153 Wabash-av., * And examine their IMMENSE STOCK of EERrieaip e e | FINE CARRIAGES EMBROIDERIES, &c. AMUGSEMENTS. St Bunts”-See Nt Page, IIN A BOX! SEA PULLED M OUT. “HLIM " refers to n London (England) merch: BouRht I Swisorland: hat Tang of b O CHEESE and ENBROIDERIES Alotot Unblenched Edzings, thinking to save maney by baving them bleached in **1l'0ld H’inglund,” buz o Britleners DIDA T RNOW TOW, so My, Hiones Atlaell (uur Buropean buyer) knowing our success ith a simllar lot Eold by hs last Febeusry) ofered MISGUIDED, BEEF-EATING FRIEND Onecqunster their cost to bim. Awain our bleaching liaa been supcassful und the unsightly Brown £ BROIDERIES Are NowWhite as Suow. There being no folding ma.hines in Providence (whare they were bleaclicd) we are obliged o leave e IN HUGE SHEETS, Containing § 10 2 Strips of Xinest Edclog, each mens- urlugs 434 yards, und will be S0LD BY THE STRIP ONLY (Each strip measures 43 yards). Just to show you the pluck It took to buy them in the Bmwn‘: SEA HAS NOW ON EXHIBITION In their orlxinal Brown Color, samples of these Unlpleached Sheets To which we ask the attention of the curions. EMBEROIDERIES Almost Given Away! Tms.g%n‘x; gfl:row.nz 30,000 YARDS m.ln!l(ul Patterns, Firm Cloths, Finest Edres, Larg- est Assortment in Chicago, Starting Price, 1-2 ct. ONE-HALF CENT Per yard up to 8.8 per yd. Actual value 4cto 85 yard. Embroiderics are on Swiss Muslin, Soft Cambric, Nainsook, and tirm cloths. Over 20 diforant pat- erns, SCHEMING SEX'S SCHEHES! IN A BOXI IN A PRETTY BAND BOX e put all the Hats wo trim 30 tastefully and prettily. No chnrie for the trimming. No charge for the band= box. Both free as alr. s fiats Trimmed Free BY EXPERIENCED MILLINERS. 140 trimmed Monday, 13 trimuied Thursdar, 107 trimmud Tuesday. 137 srimincd Friday. 115 trimmed Wednesday. | 165 trimmed Saturday. SCHEMING SEX'S SCHEMES! SEE THIS DAY'S TIMES. ROW-LOCK AND OAR. FORBES' BALL AND SOCKET ROW-LOCK AND CURVED OAR. o e on an entirely new principle. J/ fessional osrsmen the most perfect thing ever Invented Sectionat view show- \ng the row-lock. Easy. 10 operate. Very light, strong. and durable. in the way of a Pronounced bypro- 8 Spoon Oar. FROM 54 TO S5 PER PATR. Descriptive Price List furnished upon application. A. G. SPALDING & BROS., Sole Manufacturers, 103 Madison-st. LPARASOLS. D’ANCONA'S, 133 STATE-ST. BU;INF.?F CARDS. Verbenas. Pansics. Lioses, Gerantums, Taberoses, und u 'rry cholce xzneml selection rpiants ac ROSTIC il 4 RE] h\flobs!“ No. Walnutse, sontheast Coree Leavitt. EGFEL olee {0 RL OV KRS WAIT! WAIT!! WAIT!! 4-PA IS COMING ! THE OLD RELIABLE GRDT FREPATG SHOV- s Now on the Way, . . APPEARING i EN ROUTE TO CHICAGO: AS FOLLOWS: OPENTRG I CHICAGO, On the Lake Front, For Ono Week Only, COMMENCING MONDAY,. May 30.-‘ FOREPAUGH'S AGGREGATICN! Now on its 17th annual tour, bas, during its entire existence, -been under the sole | Proprictorship and Management of America’s Representa-" tive Showman, ADAM FOREPAUGH flriginally Orpanized in Chicago, It has year by year grown and prospered, ; until to-day it is recognized as the .~ STANDARD SHOW OF THE UNIVERSE. And beycnd all question the LARGEST SHOW IN THE WORLD! Adam Forepangh has expended over $00,000 for his, Great Free Snow. The most enchanting spectacie ever witnessed. The role of LALLA ROUALL impersonated by the HANDSOMEST WOMAN IN THIE WORLD. 20 ELEPHANTS IN LINE! In keeping with the anthor of Lalla Rookh's des scriptivn of this grand, gli.tering, lavish, and I T Spaetucle ‘ira seén the Guards of the Greac Kedar Kban, with thetr silver battle-axes and muces ul’ Ko, followed by the great Nazir, or Chamberlain oF £ho Hsren, and the reiinug of the Court of Daini, mounted upon Kiephants, Camels, and nnlm Florses. decornted In Grlerital trappings, and be + B e a7 Al standuri tho criire scens recaing 1o the beholder e ¢iorles wnd the srandeur of the . Vedas, the distant {ndies, the mysterious land of the parent of the miodern world, whero » - The gorgeous East, with richest hand, Showerson Bor Kinks barbaric pearl and ROl The whole forming the most maniticent, plouresque: ] i & um airerts of CHICAGO: MONDAY FORKSOON S P O GRAC AN O ormy weathar: the pat Taila wiil take pTace the Gext Ciear Ay No other show has the following 20 GREAT FEATURES: 1. Master Adam Forepaugh, Jr.’ I,Perform.\ntm phant. £20J,000 Goreous Oriental Pageaat, Latla Rookh. ' 4. T'raioed Girafle, broken to drive in harness. 1. 22Trnined Stalilons and Pretty Ponles, performed h Leu Von Weste. ‘Great Two-King Circus and Double Troupe. & Seibini ¥ Villlon Trnnfie of Blcycle Riders. i Thegreat Clowss, Burke, Seoley, Robiason, znd M ervert Brothers, the best Acrobata living. 9. Marie Ashby, the London juestrienne. 10 Samuel Watson, Knslana’s Champlon Rider. 1 Jennie Ewers, Herolne of the Klaming Zos. 12 The Intrepld Zuila on the high wire, the mosk daring womln thut ever lived. 13. Loyal, the buman cannon-dall. 1L The Jancest collection of animals ever oxhiblted. 13 Rosina Dubsky, the Hungariaa ¥questrienoe. }fi (’il'llxrlal Ewers, Ct};mvlan uurg!F “b!r @ RTCUL COrps O! llPel'! and Tumblers. 18 Loalse Montazue, the $ILK0 Beauty,as Lalla Rookh. 19, More and better Tablean Cara than ever before seen'in processton. 2). Sexton’s United Monster Band, unsurpaseed’in the Union. After appearing In Chicago ONE WEEK, COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 30 The Great Forepaugh Show . I exbidlt at Aurora, Monday, June 6; Muard,‘h Freeport, 8; Belolt-9: Elzin, 1u; Woodstock, 11 Durlog the summer Mr. l"or!fillllh will make s CRAND TOUR OF THE WEST, Visitiog all the Jeading cltica on such lines of e 3 23 Turaish transportation facitities At rensonable rates. e Further Particulars Hereafter. CELLULOID GOODS. JOHN DAVIS & CO., 75 MICHICAN-ST., WROUGHT IRON STEAM PIPE AKD FITTIHGS. Wercthington & Kuowlies’ Stcum s wmps. A CARD. Wehace theassurance. Pundrods of cus- tomare that. oy Cottalotd Cotiara (m-paudr almost scholl; of camphor) provent- S o Dipnthoria and ol trroct soviplatnte. Try them. Health, ncatness, und. economy: __ BARNES &-00- 86 Madlson-strs Tribuaio Big-d