Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 17, 1881, Page 1

VOLUME XL. REMNANTS. §, Mi, ROTHSCHILD, 158 State-st. REMNANTS. BPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK. Silks and Satins. Black Silk Remuants, Colored Satin Remnants, Summer Silk Remnants, Brocaded Satin Remnants, Colored Dress Silk Remnants, Gros Grain Silk Remnants, Brocaded Silk Remnants, Black Satin Remnants, Satin De Lyon Remnants, AT ABOUT ONE-HALF THE USUAL PRICE, TO CLOSE. S, Mi, ROTHSCHILD, 158 State-st. OPTICAL GOODS. L. MANASSE, OPTICIAN, TRIBUNE BUILDING, Direct Importer Of Optical, Mathematical, and . Surveying Instruments, © mprising Opera and Field Glasses, Microscopes, Felescopes. Barometers, Transils, Levels, Compasses, etc. the largest stock in the Northwest. CATTION.—Don't pay exorbitant prices to ad- senturers for Spectacles. We sell the best Praztlian Jebbles #.00 to #45, and the best ground French ‘Crystal Spectacces $1.50 to #2: Gweenty-five years’ practice in the art of fitting glasses. Uur. method is honest dealing, which bas Built up our trade. Artificial Human Eyes inserted without pain. -P) the Trade!” HAVING ADDED A Wholesale Department Weare prepared to_execute all orders at LOWEST EASTERN P! A. We WA é WE, of the Inte well-known firm of F. W. WAGNER, © Maiden Lane. New York. hov- {ne charge of the Wholesaie Department. would be leased 19 heat fropi ali his zormer patrons and friends. MORRIS BERNHARDT OPTICIAN, 125 State-«t., Room 3, Second Floor. cles exclusively. “Spectacles at all prices. No Specta auention given to any other guods._ Twenty-seven Ts’ practice in the adjustment of Giusses to every - form of defective eyesizht, Tetters of recommendation testifying to M. Bern- hardi's ability n¢ an Optician can be seen at his uflice G SLD., LL.D. 1-H, Byford,A.M., Koler. Mt. Adams Alen, M. ‘Jackson, Dez, 3 Davia Swi ‘honas, Dr. Clinton Locke. Rev. shop Chas. 8d. Cheney, Kev. W. Goodwin, Kev. Arthur Little, ence. ‘TTENTION to every case of extreme eyesight. Lore ai0 5 Lovrs IL MATTHES, Assist- Te Netters of inquiry must inclose stamp fur reply. *CAUTION-No azents employed or appointed. : SCREWS. pupeenerer wa SC 100,000 gross at 40 and xo dis. Great Bar- gains in all kinds of Hardware this week. : A. W. WHEELER, 141 Lake-st. SMOKE BURNER. -CREGIER ‘PATENT SMOKE BURNER. [Is SIMPLE. « Approved by the Citizens’ Saves Fuel, Improves Draft, Abates Smoke. CHEAP, AND EASILY APPLIED to auy boiler without disturbing existing arrangements, pr 4 ‘Assuctation and recognized by the city wuthoritics 9s one ‘of she few appliances of nt of the smoke nulsance. se in the abatement Th iG8.C. CLARKE. Agent, a'and 16] Lake-st. HINGES. ‘ any quantity at os and 100,000 Ibs. 20 per cent below factory prices” 10-000 dor pairs Wrought Butts 0 t di t. Per OW. WHEELER, 141 Lake-st. ‘ TINWARE. Will offer above goods to the trade ‘in 10 discount. c WHEELER, ¥ 141 Lake-ste «. REWS! ago Daily PRICE FIVE CENTS. DRY GOODS, £c. SUNDAY, JULY 17, (188I—TWENTY PAGES. CARPETS. : TERRIFIC. SLAUGHTER! BARGAINS NEVER BEFORE | Kqualed. . Having purchased the past week tremendous Job Lots, regardless to value, for spot cash, we will offer this week CASH BARGAINS NEVER BEFORE MATCHED In the annals of the Dry Goods Trade. 50,000 yds of best styles Pacific and Man- chester Lawns, yard wide, at 6 1-2c¢3 sold elsewhere at 12 1-2c. 10,000 yds extra quality Linen Lawns at 12 1-2c; former price 30c. 100 pes Col’rd All- Wool Bunting at 10c, worth 25¢. 20,000 yds Embroideries, wide flouncing, at 25, 29, 30, 33, 35, 37 1-2, 40, 48, 50, 59, and 69c; less than half price. 2,000 Japanese Parasols, extra large size, at 12 1-2¢3 worth 35c. 8,000 Smyrna Turkish Rugs and Mafs at 79, Sd, 7c, $1.95, $2.04, $2.37, $2.81, $3.30, $3.45, $4.40, 55-20, 5467, $5.70, $7.70, $8.80, and $9.15 3 less than half price. 1,000 pes Mosquito Bar at 25c5 war- ranted perfect and sound. 25,000 yds Merrimac and Brunswick Fig- ured Piques at 4 3-40; worth Sc. 200 Ladies’ All-Linen Suits at $15 fore mer price $2.50. 50 pes 44-inch Black All-Wool Bunting, extra quality, at 48c; regular price, 13C. 800 Ladies? White Lawn Basques, trimmed with Lace, at 39¢3 wort FOC. 300 pes Cream Mericot Laces at 121-2, 15, 18, 21, 25, 37.1-2, and 389e3 yery clieap. 150 pes All-Wool Black Buntings at 121-2; worth 25c. 5,000,samples of made-up Lace Goods, consisting: of Mull Fichus,--Ties, Pleated Collars, Bibs, . Lace Collars, and all the latest novelties in made-up Lace Gouds at 50c on the dollar. 1,000 Ladies’ Linen Ulsters at 69c, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, and $25 extra value. 800 pes New BP Spanish Laces at 15, 3, 19, 20, 22, 25, 29, 32, 85, 37, 42, 45, 49, 50, 09, 67, and 72¢5 prices guaranteed the lowest. 150 doz newest styles Black: and Col’rd Cord and Tassels at 45, 50, 60, 65, 75, 9S5e, and $1.15. 100 pes Real French Cambrics at 12 1-2cs worth 30c. 150 doz Ladies’ regular made Pin Stripe Hose at 25 and 33c3 former price 37 1-2 and 50c. 300 sample pes Ladies’ Muslin Under- wear, handsomely trimmed with Real Torclion Laces, cousisting of Che- mise, Drawers, Nightgowns, and Skirts at 50c on the dollar. 500 doz corscts at_ 44, 50, 65, 75, 85, 90c, $1, $1.35 5 less than manufact- urer’s cost. 200 doz Cream Net Lace Ties at 15c3 worth 30c. 500 pes Cream Russian Laces at 5, 8, 10, 12 1-2, 15, 18, 20, and 21e. -Linen Towels at 6 1-2, 8, 5 , 15, 19, 21, 23, aud 25c3 less th: importation prices. 300 doz Gents’ full regular Balbriggan Half Hose at 19¢; worth 35c. 500 samples Fans, comprising some of the highest cost goods imported, at 50c on the dollar. 500 cartons of All-Silk Ribbons at 1, 2 q 5, 6, 7, 8, and 10c3 wort a fy Oy double. 1,000 doz Gents’ and Boys’ Neckwear at 3.5. , 12 1-2, 15, 18, 25, 29, 40c3 half of former pric tr. Silks at 35, 45, 50, 90c, $1, $1.10; im- ins from auction. 500 doz Men’s Gauze Undershirts at 15, 25, 30, 35, and 37 1-2c5 worth 25, 3d, 40, 50, and 60c. = 200 remnants of Cloths and Flannels at 40 per cent off regular prices, 300 remuants B’K and Colored Silks and Satins, at 40 per cent off regular prices. 500 pes Beaded Gimp and Passementerie, at 13, 18, 21, 25, 35, 37 1-2, 50, 59, 65, 75, 80, 90c, $1.10, guar- anteed one-third less than can be bought elsewhere. 500 doz Ladies’ Lisle and Lace Top Gloves at 15, 18, 25, and 35¢3 for- mer prices 25, 35, £0, and 65c. 5,000: doz Gents’ White Lawn Ties at Ze per doz. | 25 doz Cream, Whites at $1.25, $1.5 2.75, and $3.25 price. 5,000 Boys’ Straw Hats. choice for 25e; former prices 50 and 75c. 5,000 Wash Rags at 2c; worth 4c. 300 pes Cotton Crash at 2 1-2e; worth 5c. Buying all goods strictly for cash and in larger quanti- ties than any other house in our line, enables us to offer many cash bargains unap- Se Oy 89 37, and and Black Piumes 3 iéss than “half 1,75, $2.25, | proachable by any other house. All goods marked in plain figures. One price for all. Money refunded at all times if goods are not satis- factory. BOSTON STORE, 118 and 120 State-st. __ | Boole INTERESTING TO TH E PUBLIC, A LETTER FROM A PATROM OF THE BANKRUPT STORE CHICAGO, July 6, 18843, Proprietor Bankrupt Store : 4 DEAR SIR: I notice you do some effective advertising for your Carpet Department; but permit me to point out to you one feature in the management of that depart- ment to which you have never drawn the attention of your cus- tomers, but which I think, if it was perfectly understood, would bring you even more trade than you are having already, viz: Your charges for sewing Carpets are only 4 cts. per yard, while all the other stores charge 10 cts.; also for the laying of Carpets the usual charges aresio cts. per yard, and your charges are ouly qc per yard, which makes altogether a saving of 12 cts. per yard on each yard of Carpet bought. Now my convic- tion is, that if you would make this generally known, this item of sav- ing alone, without any other con- sideration, would bring you lots oftrade. Please excuse me for addressing myself to you in this manner, but Ilike to see justice done, and therefore I wrote this to you at the risk of being called a busybody. Respectfully yours, A PATRON t Of the Bankrupt Store. Thé foregoing ex- plains itself, and we are ever so much pleased to see that our efforts to please the people. are so much appreciated; and we shall endeavor to mer- it all such interest which our *<patrons seem to take in us. BANKRUPT STORE, 184 and 186 State-st. S. SHIREK. P. S.A very large lot of j i REMNANTS of CARPETS VERY CHEAP. ALSO A LOT OF MISFIT CARPETS, To be closed out at al- most any price. PIANOS. Steinway Upright Pianos, The unerrin onstrates that the Steinway Up- right alone équals the Grand or Square in durability, while in the all-important feature of capacity for long standing in tune it excels either, and possesses in a super- lative degree the higher qualities which have made the Steinway the standard Piano of the world. The many thousands of Steinway Up- rights purchased in Chicago dur- ing the past twenty years are liy- ing witnesses of their own extraor- dinary power of endurance. Quality and durability consid- ered, the Steinway is the cheapest Piano manufactured. LYON & HEALY, State & Monroe-sts. PIANOFORTES. KELLOGG, E3"2i LUCCA, PATTI, STRAUSS, For the Inst six years your, Pianos have Leen my choice for the con- cert room and my own house. Your Uprights are extraordinary instruments and deserve their great success. Lbuve used the Planos of every cel- ebrated maker, but lve yours the preference over all. Your Planols astonish never yet seen any equals yours. me. I have Fiano which | Wick. OIL STOVES. THREE MONTHS Broiling, Boiling, Baking,and Roasting g test of time dem- HOT WEATHER F BUY AN ADAMS & WESTLAKE Wire Gauze Non-Explosive OIL STOVE, AND KEEP COOL.. "The A. & W. is the safest. Insurance companies in- dorse it. It has the onl perfect Bake Oven, und is the only stove made with the A. & W. Patent Air- Box, which steadies the flame. HEADQUARTERS, 95 LAKE-ST. EXCELSIOR Oil Stove. The only Perfect Wire Gauze, Non-Explosive OIL STOVE in the market.. The only Five-Inch Examine before buying. SALESROOM: Prices Reasonable—Terms. Easy. 42 Dearborn-st., CHIC AGO. pot Dietanis ea adie ards ncaa wareRoowts aT ROOT & SONS HUSIC €0., 15G STATE-ST. 200 _ PIANOS Just arrived, and are for Sale or Rent on easy monthly, payments. They must be disposed of as we need the room. Those. in-want of a good Piano should call immedi- ately, as we shall close them out at yery low prices on easy fuonth- ly payments. : Pelton, Pomeroy & Cross, STATIONERY, ec. eC TO OTIC COT OO COCO ROWN pone 3 Beene ELLY. Stationers, Printers, AND Blank Book Makers. Estimates and samples submitted for all kinds of work. DENTISTRY. GB ag 88 ta 2S Honore Bk. RUBBER OR Best$5 CELLULOD, Filing Best, One-Quarter Old Rates. “Also the only practical teeth WITHOUT A PLATE. “Lower Suction Plate, which never loosens while ‘talking or eating. tatalsed Alt tor gag), chloroform, ether’ tree for paimjossoxtractinas der guaranteed, - ‘unday forenoon AL T°DAY, 1s Bast Madison-st THE TURF. “THE FATR.?? The Greatest ( A EVER HELD WILL BE THAT OF THE CHICAGO DRIVING PARK, July (9, 20, 2i, 22, and 23, (8381. $50,000 are offered in the Regu- Jar and Special Purses. One Hundred and Eighty-Five Horses are entered, including ev- ery celebrated Trotter and Pacer on the Turf. on Tuesday, | Tho Great Stallion Race sux 10. | 2:73 (lass and 2:20 Pacers, on Wednesday,| Ihe Great Pi ‘ , tnt, | Site "Saree genx ar 193 Class and 2:23 Class, On Friday, | 240 Class and 4-yr old Race soxxae | and tle “Fee for All” on Saturday, | “MAUD S$” vs, 2:10 1-2 avex 2s. |):1 (lass and 2:21 Class, Trotting commences each day at 2 p. m. Madison-st. cars direct to the Track Gate. ADMISSION ONLY 50 CENTS. WINES. PURE WINES, - Modieinal and Domestic Use, By the Case, Dozen, Bot- tle, or Gallon. WE QUOTE: Best California Port Native Port., Native Port California California Muscat, Sweet Catarwba. California Shei Native Sherry Native Sherry. ‘Large assortment of Imported Ports, Sherries, Clarets, Burgundies, Medeira, Alicante, White, and Hock Wines, and Champagnes. WE AGAIN QUOTE GRUSE & FILS FRERES’ CLARETS, $7.00 to $16.00 per Doz. CHOICE IMPORTED St. Estephe, quart . per bottle,...50e Ste Sulien, quarte per bottt ‘St. ie ria California Port, best, quarts fe, te. James Hennessy Brandy, quarts THE FAVORITE NEW ENGLAND CHERRY BOUNCE, an unfailing remedy for alt species of,Sum- mer Complaint, and a wholesome and agree- able tonic sor general use. C. JEVNE, Wholesale & Retail Grocer AND WINE MERCHANT, HO & 112 Madison-st. REMOVALS. REMOVAL SL25 H.d. Christoph, BANKER, Ill, 113, 115 Dearborn-st, Bat, Washington and Madison (Granais Block), Government Bonds, Foreign Coin, FOREIGN EXCHANGE, and PASSAGE TICKETS, Loans on Real Estate, &c. : BUTTS. .- 5 doz. pairs Silver-Tipped sand Jat artipped Butts'to close out;i20 per cent below price sf common. Cast- ff RUBBER HOSE. — — HOSE. Will close out this week 5,000 feet amon Cast-Kton | Rubber Hose, S-ply at $4 per 50 feet. BUGGIES Hee BUGGIES. a PLETE ‘ines of Business and Pieasure Vehicles mana- Fi Spring D ty the best. Catalogue, prices, and terms sent on application. PARSUNS & GOODFELLOW. The Great CLEARING AUT “SALE E.J,Lehmann’s The Fair, Is a sale unprecedented in the en- tire history of Chicago, inasmuch asitis the greatest slaughter in prices ever brought before the public. LAST CHANCES. : ~ and lic Ladies’ Hats redueed 0 3c. 15 and 25c Hats reduced to 10c. $1.00 and $1.50 Hats reduced to 25c. 900 Ladies’ Trimmed Hats for 25e. 500 doz. Men’s Mixed Hose at 3c pair. 100 doz. Ladies’ Bleached Hose at 4¢ pair. 100 doz. Lace Mitts at 18¢ pair. All-Silk Gloves at 7e pair. Calico Shirt with 2 collars, 38e. 100 doz. of fine emb’d Corsets at 5S8e; former price $l and $1.50. Steel Pocket Knives at dc. Better ones at 10, 15, and 25c. 6 black-handled Knives and Forks for 38c. Butter Knives, silver-plated, 12c Silver-plated Teaspoons at 30c set. on ttiple-plated Napkin Rings at 25c. Stone China Dinner Plates, 4c. Stone China Soup Plates, 4c. Buck Saws, 25c. Carpenter Saws, 33c. Grass Cutter or Sickle for 25c. ARCHERY. Bows at de. 6-foot Bow at 18¢c. 6-foot velvet-padded Bow at 25c. The accumulation of goods of every kind and description in a store, the largest of its kind in the world (The Fair), insures to the public at its Clearing-Out Sales a benefit never before offered. B,J. LEHMAM’S, The Fair, State, Adams, and Dearborn-sts. . EXCURSIONS. Pleasure Excursions TO LAKE SUPERIOR. ‘The Elegant Passenger Steamers, PEERLESS LEAVES JULY 19, AT § P. Mo Jos. L. HURD LEAVES JULY %. AT 8 P.M. he most attractive Summer Excarsion Route. FARES LOW. Send for Descriptive Cireulag, M. & 8, TCO. 74 Markel-st, * FINANCIAL, Money to Loal. Applications for Loans upon improved Chicago Real Estate in sums of $20,000 and upwards, at 5 per cent interest and usual commissions, will be received up to July zoth. Address INVESTOR, care John Turnbull, Esq., Portland Block. LETTERS OF CREDIT For Travelers, available In sit parts of the world. PRESTON, KEAN & CO., BANKERS. General Domestle and Foreign Bankers. onds! Bonds! Burlington & Quincy 4 per cent Bonds. Milwaukee & Sc. Paul 3 per cent Honda. lilwaukee & St Paul 6 per cent Bonds. pwankee, Paul 7 per cent Bonds. Louls & PaciticS per cent Bonds (Chi , and other first-class investment bonds Chicago, q cago Divis forsale by GERHARD FOREMAN 90 Washington-st and Loans, tess arses: 102 WASHINGTON-ST. MONEY TO LOAN. WILLIAM V. JACOBS, HARDWARE, BUILDERS’ HARDWARE. Iam selling Builders’ Hardware at lower prices than any factory in the country. Don’t fail to call and examine my bargains. ‘Am offering some staple goods at half-price. A. W. WHEELER, 141 Lake-st. H. ROCHER, ’ PHOTOGRAPHER, 97-79-81 State-st., Chicago. GENERAL SUPPLY STORE, TWO! THREE! SERIES OF SALES COMMENCE TO-MORROW MORNING. “ONE” LEADS, “Two” Follows Next Week, “Three” Begins Monday, Aug.1.: In plainer English, this means that in our’ recent purchases of Bankrupt Stocks wera, many odds and ends, which, having accu- mulated in enormous quantities, we NIALL ROSH ORE IN ONE, TWO, THREE ORDER . ic, 2c, 3c; ONE =< WON DERFULLY small amount that will buy4 anything named below. y ONE CENTS Worth of sease will tell you that they are! worth 5 to 25 times ONE CENT. ‘Tin Match Safo, NETS, THIS WEEK CT. IS THE 2 Dor. Buttons, Kaltes) 1.Doz. Buttons, Can Openers, Yard of fcaening, Nutmeg Graters, 2 yds. of Lace, Small Hammers, 1 yd. of Lace, Paper of Tacks, lubbous, r Rivdons, Sadtron Stands. | Ribbons, Cottee Pot stands, Fancy Basket, ‘Teapot Stands, Ladies’ Collars, ‘rin Milk Pans, Pocket Rooks, Patty Pans, 2 White Ties, Meme, Bool 2 Lead Pencils, Hubber ‘ip Venells, Bottle Pertume, 2 okey. Hair Pins, ds Hooks und Eyes, Rox Vaints, y : Wax Dolls. Pietnre Puzale,(worth Soe Puzzle ux, ¥ Flowers, Men's Soel Flowers, ‘ Faney Hdkts., Flowers, White Item'd Hakfs, Paper Collars, Linen Napkins, Hturkey Red Napkins, ‘Towels, Collar Buttons, Fram Shirt studs, Wool Lamp Mats,- Bushels uf Jewelry, all | Jct Ball Pins, kinds, I ct, School Hulers, 6I*k't Hook Elastics, Four Itules, Muuie Turtle, Sewing Machine Oilers, Rubber Bracelets, - Photo Fraime, Boltot Stay Binding, Bail of Cuble Cord. Ball of Piping Cord, imbroldery. Lyurd Embrol ‘of Card Board, 2'Thimbie: {child's Bib, Skein Braid. fair Nets, 5 Dez. Buttons, Paper Needles, LACE DEPT: COMBINATION SALE LAGE TIES. Largest Assortment in Chicago... AN ALL-SILK 4 INCHES WIDE” LACE TIE, Cc a” YARD LONG. More Ties, Spanish, Bretonne, &.) 8c, 12¢, 14c~" 176, 21¢, 25c, up to $3.99 ‘Hull Ties and Fichus, Oc," Bien 24c, 27¢, 236, 29¢, and up to $4.32 LACE EDGES, EILINGS, METS, COTTON TRIMMINGS, IN THE GREATEST PROFUSION. REMNANTS (ALMOST) GIVEN AWAY.« HANDSOMELY EMBROIDERED, :Every Article Warranted Value. SEA, _STATEST.