Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 29, 1881, Page 1

i _ The Chicago Daily T VOLUME XL, SUNDAY. MAY 1881—TWENTY, PAGES. “OPE FAIR” OF E. J. LEHMANN. . HOSIERY, LACES, MILLINERY, ETC. The World's Greatest Huseum and Exposition! ELE Largest, Most Comprehensive, Lightest, Best Arranged, Best Disciplined, and Cheap- est Store in the World. Almost One-Quarter of a Million Square Feet of Space is packed chock-full of the Novelties, Luxuries, and Necessaries of Life. An Army of Three Hundred Clerks is employed to wait upon customers who crowd our World’s Museum from morn till eve. Weo Not Recog- nize any Rivals. A business like ours places us in a position where we CANNOT RECOGNIZE COMPETITION, We sell more goods daily than many stores in our line have for their entire stock in trade. We stand pre-eminently in the lead, acknowledge no competitors. The most interesting feature of Chicago’s mercantile houses is B,J. LEIEMANY’S, “THE FAIR.” We'do not own a news- paper. Weare waiting for a “Bankrupt” stock,” and should one be put upon the market, then we will tell you all about our mammoth es- tablishment; but to-day our “space will not permit.” We have untold bargains in eve- rything. Not a novelty, nec- essary, or luxury of life is in existence that we are not showing, and at prices that will astonish the buying pub- lic: always below the cost of manufacture. “The Fair” is the acknowledged champion flow prices; the leader of leaders. Remember, we Guarantee Ow a Our Goods and Ed Len : Another Triumph. First Premi warded to the ADAMS & WESTLAEE: "WIM. GAUZE NON-EXPLO- SIVE OLL STOVE AT MELBOURNE. “NUFF SED.” member our New Oven has no equal as 8 baker. wes also sell with our Stove tho most perfect Drollcr and the most conventent und perfect extension top : The Adams & Westlake Hfg Co. Stove Office, 95 Lake-st. —Stove Office, 95 LakeSh ROLLER SKATES. Roller Skates) i SPALDING'S, 108 Msdison-st. Iastrated price-list ot Moller Skates and General Sporting ‘Goods mailed free upon applicatio AT THE LOWEST POSS BIE "PRICES, ‘Bauer and New England Oras. J tmetrument folly pura SPECIALTIES Of the Season. To-morrow we shall place upon sale one of the Largest and Most Complete Stocks of BOOTS AND SHOES Ever shown in this or any other market. $50,000 worth of Ladies’, Misses’, Gents’, and Chil: dren’s Boots and Shoes, bought at less than 50 per cent of cost of manutact- ure, and our customers reap the benefit of the bargain. This is worthy your attention. trance to Boot ard Shoe Department cor, Adams and Dearborn-sts.) $10,000 worth of Ladies’ and Gents’ Straw Hats that are marked at a less price than the straw was “worth when growing. Suumer-Weioht Undertvear And SUMMER GOODS of every description. Ladies will find much to admire and purchase in our stock. Sea- sonable goods, such as Parasols, Fans, Hammocks, and Gauzy Goods of every known make. ARCHERY. Weare just in receipt of an end- less assortment of Archery Goods, purchased at 25 per cent less than cost to manufacture, which places Archery within the reach of all. a 13,036 VOLUMES OF BOOKS From 8 Cents to $30. Bankrupt Stock of 13,036 Volumes OPEN MONDAY MORNING. All Tastes Can Bo Satisfied, Books worth 25 cents for 8 cents. Books worth 50 cents for 5 cents. Books worth 750 cents for 118 cents. AND UPWARDS. LIGHT READING, HEAVY READING, Children’s Reading. SACRED. MELODEON, Christian Hymnal, AND METHODIST HYMN-BOOKS, From 3 to 15 cents. ELEGANTLY-BOUND CATHOLIC PRAYERS, For 33 cents. Tow to Play Cricket, Outdoor Games, The Toilet Vade Mecum, French in a Fortni other guod books se aE For 3 cents each. ThePresbyterian Church mice) out the World. “Steel- and Wood E at patgel.apd Woga Engravings, Full Morodee, 3118, MACREADY’S REMINISCENCES, EDITED BY SIRF. POLLOCH. Substantially bound in cloth, 4c. Published at ©2.50. PARTON’S BOOK OF BI0G- RAPHY. JS Steet Encravines, Elegantly bound, $1.68; full gilt MUHLBACH’S HISTORICAL NOVELS. COMPLETE SETS OF 18 VOLUMES. SS cents per volume. HANS ANDERSEN’S COMPLETE WORKS. volumes. $1.18 per volume. EMERSON’S COMPLETE WORKS iW yolumes. $1.18 per volume. Books by all standard authors at from 20 to 50.cents on the §. The Finest Lot of Books ever opened in Chicago. Lehmann’s Illustrated Monthly, Containing Catalogue of Books, Efree by mail on application. * Prices to be the Very Lowest. on Earth, to be ds to be of Standaré 4 else Manufacture. Adams, and Dianchornats and will be opened Monday Evening, EF June 6, our Grand Amphitheatre NOS AND ORGANS, ne A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT r a FINEST INSTRUMENTS IN THE W BEHNING, MILLER, McCAMMON, and others, &¢ PRICES AND TEMS | to suit all purchasers. Every ed for tive your. oporters of ‘Musical *Sterehandise. ‘Band Instru- ments, tine Violins, and Strings a a ty. Pianos en on abe branches of soe of all kinds of wusical instra- mEfustrated Catalogue sent free, Julius Bauer & ag 182 & 184 Wabash-av., ACTOHY 135, 17, and 129 Twenty-ninth-st, corner F RES TiueWOD-ae4 New YO — STATIONERY, PRINTING, &e. BROWN, PETTIBONE & KELLY, 1 Stationers, Printers Binders, Reta raters, and Lithographers, 194&196 Dearborn:st.- Honore Block, Are Iy banks, offices, and courting” Areas srith ae Pl ee for office use. Bian! eof ino % ratiorers, wedding, recep- praived ani a eseimiates iibaalited or all kinds of Late with Culver, Pas fibyne & Co. , REAL ESTATE. KENSINGTON, ADJOLNING PULLMAN. The rapid growth of this new Manu- facturing Centre around Lake Calumet offers a rare opportunity to mechanics and all classes of labor, with assurances of steady employment. Stores, hotels, boarding and private houses in great demand. Lots in Kensington for sale at prices ranging from $150 upwards, and on easy terms, by C. B. SAWYER, 110 Dearborn-st., and E. T. BROOKFIELD, at Kensington. sonst. RUBBER OR best $5 CELLULODD, Filing Best, One-Quarler Old Rates. ‘Also the only practical teeth WITHOUT A PLATE. Lower Suction Plate, which never loosens while tittised Al ‘air tor cag) chloroform, ether free for at painiers extractings ractice. Office open Mi wi teed, Sunday forenoon, A} W eased * PHOTOGRAPHER, 7%-79-81 State-st., Chicago. C. At UTANT & C0, GON] ay ; We. _PRICE FIVE CENTS. SEA'S DEPARTMENT STORE. GONE mm DOGS! 145 STATE-ST. ANNOUNCEMENT! Our New Store is being rapidly completed, and will be OPEN FOR BUSINESS THURSDAY, JUNE 2d. The Ladies and Gentlemen of Chicago are cordially in- vited to visit our Establish- ment, We will offer a Somplete: assort- ment of HOSIERY AND GLOVES. A superb line of Fans and Parasols, TRIMMINGS & BUTTONS. LACES. Handkerchiefs and White Goods Our CORSET and UNDER- WEAR Department will be found well worthy an inspection. Particular attention is called to our line ot RIBBONS and MILLI- NERY GOODS ‘at popular prices. , Our JEWELRY Department will be dazzling in its splendor. WORK-BOXES, SOAPS, PER- FUMERY, and TOILET Articles. GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH- ING GOODS a Specialty. t. A. COUTANT& CO. -__145 State-st___—| 4 State st. Statest. | 145 Statest st. "SEWING TWIST, STL de. CA. GOUTANT & C0, 145 State-st. In inaugurating our new busi- ness we beg to say that we will offer to the public of Chicago and vicinity an assortment of NOVELTIES | Such as has never before been at- tempted in this city, and at prices that will prove very attractive. Our beautiful Store is worthy of the City of Chicago, and the stock it contains will be worthy of the the leading houses here and. in Europe, and will be in daily re- ceipt of Novelties as they appear in the market. Store. Our facilities are superior, as we have established connections with We shall mark our goods in C. A. COUTANT & C0, 145 State-st. NOTICE! At the Grand Opening of CA. Coutant & Co. ‘The Complete Line of Cortical: Speol Silk Tw Enbovidery Knitting Sik, &, Of the Celebrated Honotuck Silk Co. Manufacture. The unvarying EXCELLENCE of these Goods have established for them the repu- tation of being the VERY BEST in use. See stamp on end of each spool. EVERY SPOOL WARRANTED, C. A COUTAHT & C0, 145 State-st. NOTICE. A GENTLEMAN business qualitications and experience, lack- of fine business aimercial acquaintance in the city, takes this means of making Pktown his desire to enter. bikes tiiished protirabie and safe business, and tq {n= 20 es ELUN cash in same, wits bis services. walch rest ee aiugble in an ofee. Brinxs the highest Teferenees. Ail communteutions Will Be treated with Ttrictest contidence. Address 1%, Tribune ofice. SEWING SSS SEWING SIL plain figures, and those figures will be the lowest. Pay 12 cts. for 100-yd. Spools and 25 cts. for Quarter Ounces BELDING BROS, | ~> them #™%y “UE UY Newing Silk, When you can buy the identical same goods, WARRANTED in any shape or manner, or money refunded, 100 Yards 8 cts. Quarter Ounces 17 cts. REMEMBER! We guarantee to sell you BELDING BROS. Silkatthe aboveprices or no sale. BANKRUPT STORE, 184 and 186 State-st., OPPOSITE THE PALMER. S. SHIREK. AUCTION SALES. Publig Sale of Gity Real Estate N_W. corner of Madison and Union-sts., known ane Wrest Madison Street Police Station, beins 4 feeton Madison-st. by 0 feet on Union-st. ss and described as Sub-Lots 3 und 6 of Lots iS. ip Block G, Original Town of Chica ontogether ith the building situated thereon, Sreppties & ixt~ as the Mayor and Superintendent of lect elec tbe onered for ale at Public Auction on Satar- aay Yume isl, at 2 o'clock p. tm. on the above de- scribed premises to the highest t bidder for casb, pure feat amorder, uf the Ci Counc passed ‘Soni ‘Terms of possession to be arrances ed 80 aS so conte sith the necessities ot tbe Police uae at cr information, can, be had by appria aECbORE fr * Sompuolier. undersigned. He’s Gone, Failed, Collapsed, Broke Up, DEFOREST WELD'S Large Stores at Jamestown and Pittsburg, Gobbled up by E. S. JAFFRAY & CO. » Broadway, N. ¥., WHO SELL STOCK TO SEA, SEE ALSO T0-DAY’S TIMES! TWO WEEKS Sale of the Deforest Weld stocks Silks, Black Goods, Dress Goods, &c., a described in to-day’s Times, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, LACES, HOSIERY, GLOVES, LINENS, &c., &. Finely assorted stocks of general DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, AND FANCY GOODS, Now being opened and assorted on our Fitth Floor, ile putomsale as FAST AS OPENED. EVER?! AVOID THE JAM! ‘This sate witl doubtless draw vast crowds of barzain Favor yourselves and us and SHOP MORN- seribed nto-duy's ‘Tlwies, EVERY THING WiLL BE jay's ‘Times, READY mentioned tn these columns. 4,000 Gross Buttons, 1 ct, ONE CENT DOZEN, ‘WORTH & CTS. TO 20 CTS. Marseilles Buttons—all these 1c doz White Agate Buttons, le eard—6 doz le. ‘Worth 10 to 35 cts. 3 { Buivog Inlaid Basso} C Ss Worth 20 to 40 ct: Pearl Inlald Buttons, 4¢ doz (worth. 0c) “yortolse Truttons, 6c; worth 40c. See the lots st7c, Ye, Lic, 2 CTS. Yard for Lace £dged Ruching. Ench for Double Collarettes. 4. CTS. rorneep vatenctennes Lace aching. Veretable Ivory (all sizes), Black Rubber with and Large sizes Vegetable Ivory Buttons, Shik Verret Battons, th Sic. Fancy New ‘erie Metal NOPRICE AT ALL. ACTUHLLY THROWN AWAY. 5 CTS. ans crepe tise Ruching. without Shanks, Pearl Shirt Bottons, Sit Buttons, Large Black Kubber Dress Buttons. . Steel Composition and Fancy Buttons, Great Yanety Fancy Buttons, ‘Shell Buttons, 5: wort 1 CT. vare tor Fan wiath Neck Ruching. O CTS. ror poubie, satin Edge Crepe Lisse. SEE ALSO TO-DAY'S TIMES! LACE TIES AND FANCY SILK TIES, | 2 cts. Your choice out of three bushels MULL POLKA DOT White Mall Ties, Colored Polka Dots, 12 cts. White Mall Ties, Fancy Lace k Edges, Mall Lace aged. Ie Fing Lace Fichus. ‘Ties and Vichua worth Se. Se Ties and i'Slonus worth § ase Ties and Fiehus worth $10. 2,000 LACE TIES, 10,000 YDS. LACES Deforest Weld Bankrupt Stock. 13,000 LADIES’ COLLARS. Hlecereuched® Embroldered Points, Corded Edge, Str Point, Faney Percale, Sullor. Scalloped, Cape, ‘Iwo Point Turn Down, Standing, turn Over, &c. divided into three lows at i ct. ONE CENT, 2 cts. and % cta. exck, worth 5 to 15a each. 50) DUZ GENTS’ Suid Pply AlleLinen Stand- ing, Turn Down 40TS. "a WoRTH 900 LADIES' WATERPROOF Gossamer Rubber Cle culars, ail sizes, wi YOuTH. $! 49 sizits, Fubber Dress (Arm) Shields, 5c pair. THREAD Cotton, Halt cont sod BELDING'S Wied Spool BuLeon: -Hole Twist. 10-yd Spool Sewing SUK, 3c. 5 Zpapers Tale Fi ins forte: Fancy Box Hal Button-Hole Twist 26, ‘Best 1W-yd SU, 7c. Best quartir ounce, Be. Ir Pins, lez ug; Turney's English Book Ping, 3c TOYS Of every kind and variety. = plete stot rine ARCHERY cuesr..’ At less than cost of manufacture, Also very large and. com— ck of OPTICAL GOODS. oe L. MANASSE OPTICIAN. ‘Tribune Bidg., 88 Madison-st. Established in Chicago ‘since 18, We carry the Indgest stock of Optical, Mathematical, and Survey Ing Instruments in the Nurthwest, and our facilities enubles usto sell Wholesale and Retail at lowest Eastern prices. “Just recelved from Europe SW of the best German Muller EYES, to which we call the special attention of Occulists und the Public in general. A large lot of fine FIELD GLASSES, $00, $1000, $15.00 and up. Opera Glasses, Microscopes, Telescopes, Barometers, ‘Thermometers of all kinds. ‘Also, Transits, Levels, Compasses, ec on't pay exorbitant prices to ad- venturers for Spectacles. ‘We sell the Best Brazilian Febbles $4.00 to $4.50, and the Best Ground French Crystal $1.50 to $2.50. Twenty-five yenrs’ practice in the art of Fitting Glasses. Our method is Honest Dealing. This is the way we build up our Trad®. MORRIS BERNHARDT OPTICIAN, 125 Ntate-ct., Room 3, Second Floor. Speciacies exclusively. Spectacles at all prices. No attention given to, any otuer woods Twenty-soyen Fears’ pructice in the adjustaient Of Glusses to every Torm of defective eyests Lette! tect ecadendution tes ty as an optician, pW iL dnd gunets ay arene SPECIAL, ATTENTION to every case of extreme defective eyesight. Ottice Hours—9 103 LOUIS HL. MATTUES, Assist~ ant. Letters of inguiry must nclose stamp fur reply. CAUTION—No agents employed or sppuinted. FINANCIAL. MONEY TO LOAN ‘AtS percent interest and no commissions. Propost- done for loans tn sums of £1.00 and upwards on trst: class productive reul estate thls city re invited Gul the wh dus of June next. Address ens, WIth description of security, C. ‘f. W! ieectic wt union National Bank. Money to Loan AtGpercentin sume t ye er 82000 on choles Im- | = TURNER & BON: Ua Wrusninevon-st. iW. D.KEREOOT & C0. $0 Washington-st. References furnished tf de- sired to nny person we hava represented dus uring 2 yenzs, proved city real estate. Real Estate and Loans =. - P. Kinbal c. ‘We shall open to the publicon = June 1, Our new Carriage Manafactory and Salearcoms, Wahash-av. and Harrison-st., Containing nearly two acres of floor space. furnished with the latest and must Improved machinery, agord— Treiyvaciiities forthe manufacture ung sale of tne Carriages unsurpassed in, the ‘United States. Jur tin es and Harness ix unusaaity ind of the very lavest dealzns An he best manufacturers in the country. a he Public ar "e respectfaliy invited to call and examine our stock, bi CALL AT STUDEBAKER BROS, 151 & 153 Wabash-ay., And examine their IMMENSE STOCK of | FINE CARRIACES PIANOS. GEO. WoovD's Excel all others forSweetnces and Pu- rity of Tone. New Desisn of cases. 5 All lovers of a tine Piano invited to & » é é = S a B 32 Merchandise of all kinds moved see them. SOWMN A. BEYANT, ‘21 State-st. LEAMING. with the greatest dispatch.