Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 24, 1881, Page 8

HICAGG TRIBUNE. -SUN: “Oy DAY,. JULY -24 SUPPLIE THE CITY. - IN GENERAL. #.MManpy, of Montreal, is at the Sherman. HL P. Bapwrs, of Texas, {s at the Tremont. A.M. Barker, of Akron, O.,is at the Sher- man. Manx SncLpos, of San Francisco, is at the Palme of New York, is at the Palmer. Dn. W. B. WessELenrt, of Boston, is at the Bherman. Ex-Mayor W. W. Wueatos, of Detroit, is at the Tremont. T. M. Nicnor and J. Scott Dergeon, Scotland, are at the Pacific. EXx-CONGRESSMAN MILTON R. SAyLen, of Cin- cinnati, is at the Pacitic. SmJouN asp Lapy Rep, of England, are registered at the Tremont. A. HL. Woop, E. H..Davis, and H, W. Hood, of Montreal, are at the Tremont, Mr atr H. Canventer and Miss Carpenter, Milwaukee, are registered at the Pacific. S. D. Fisnrn, Secretary of the State Agricult- ural Society, Springtield, IL, is at the Pacitic. SAMUEL J. ALEXANDER, of Honolulu, and Thomas Smaler, of Queensland, are at tho Palmer. ; Tus Rt-Rev. Dr. O'Hara, of Scranton, Pa. and the Itt.-ev.J. Moore, of St. Augustine, Fia., are at the Pacitic. “ Carr. J. G. Cuabpock of tha Paris, Ky., True Kentuckian, is at the Leland eu route to bis hunne from a sojourn ut the fakes uf Minuesott unsin. AT about 11 o'clock fast night Mrs, Lyons, of No. 676 West Monroe strect, found un abandoned female infant upon the steps of her residence. Jt was tuken to the Foundlings- Hume. Orricer McDruotr, of the West Twelfth Street Station. List evening shot and killed a mad dog at the corner of Brown and ‘Tweitth So far us could be ascertained no one HL. Be Albany, N. Y.: Robinson Ba t~ tell, Noi Wurren Fake and wire, Canandalgun, I. MeCleilay, St. Louis: George C. Cockret! yville; Capt. Johu Car- land, U.S. 4.. are at the Leland. ‘Tar, temperature will hold a festival at Brandel’s Garden, corner of Ada and Randolph streets, Taursdiy after- noon and evenmg next one-half the procecds of whic will be given to the New Chin sufferers. ‘dur Coroner held an inquest yesterday ut No. & ‘Third avenue upon Mrs. Nellie. Milton, colared, who died suddenly Friday utteravon in Roum G 34 Fourth avenue, of apoplexy of the brain, instend of committing suicide as it was thought she bad done. ‘dun Committee of drugaists and physicians bud «a conference with Man: c Fay, of the ‘Telephone Company, but no conclusion was ir- aiut. They made no proposition, nor did Mr ‘They were tuld about the cust of ruuning: aking connections, ete., aud thanked Mr. Fay and icft. FATHER Boyt. at McCormick Hall wil commence ut 5 o'cte u vening. ‘The subject, ** Bad Irish Landlords,” is certam to be by the reverend gentleman in an ex- ha e and cloquent manner, Arringements tor music for the occasion have been completed by the Comunitice. Yusterpay morning Joseph Ruth, a saloon- Keeper at 246 Division street, was brought be- tore Justice Kaufinan on a charge of setling Nquor ton minor. ‘Tne case w: ontinued to J and defendant held under bonds of $5), C. M. Albenson, agent of the North Side Citizens’ League, is the complainant. Wit.iam Trost & Co., 3 State street, yester- day sent to the Mayor of New Ulu, Mint benetit of the suite that cil of the followin, riptions a - di Shufeldt, 390; Garden City Dt Empire Distilling Company, illag Company, $25; Troust & Co, procee t tor §, total, $1 Jars § Orecrt, of Paris, Kentuck, ut the Driving P: di y Deputy-sheritl 5 Sherif Pullen, of Paris, was on bere looking tor him and pointed him out, and he is want assaulting W. H. Currant, of that plice, with a pistol some time wo. “He was lodged in jail late fa the afternuon, and will be taken to “old Aaintuck ” to-morrow. Jacos Sp yoon, a bricklayer employed on the new Hlinois Central Railroad Depot at South Fark, tell from the top of "the north end of the building, a height of about twenty-live feet, upon a pile of brick. His head was cut ina frightful manner, and his attending physician, kirk. had hin conveyed to his residence, reher avenue and khodes street. His is doubtful. Bi y LATION Will econd annual picnic Thurs Aus 4, at River Grove. Desplaines, ou the C) cago & Northwestern Railway. There will Dut one train, leaving the city at 9:0 a. mn, the Wells street depot, All the oid Et sports, pastimes, and games will take suitable prizes will be awarded, ‘The of Arrangements are using extra ¢: muke the picnic a success. A TELEGRAM was received late iust evening at the Grund Opera-House from M. DE manager of the Aeme Opera Compan recovery Sr. Grona hold its twenty ing Tor an opening for that company on the Ist of August in The Mascot” and “ Olivette.” Sev- eral important changes bave been made in the Acme Company since it was seen bere, and, be- side Carieton, the Peakes Bros., and Erama Els- ners, Adelaide Randall, Walter Aileo, and a Mr. Frirweather bave joined the Actes. ion mecting of State street prop- will bo beld to-morrow nizbt at the ner House to protest uyainst what they clum tobe the unnecessary deluy on the part of the Chieazo City Railway Company in laying: their tracks and preparing for the introduction of the euble system, The property-owners, us has been previously stated in these columas, have been nursing their wrath until it has be- come decidedly warm, and the meeting to-mor- row nizht will serve for the general uncorking and unbottling thereof. Ex-Scnoo.-Insvector ENGLIsH was waited upon at his residence last ¢ ig by a comunit- tee of the engineers ana janitors of the North Side schools. As soon as be wss summoned to the parlor one of the visitors, James Moran, proceeded to cane hitn—not over the shoulders: and head, but on the band, putting in his palin an cbony stick with a gould bead, properly in- scribed. This supplement to the commendatory resolutions of the Hoard of Education adds to the happiness of Mr. English, who realizes that his faithful and fntelligent attention to his duties for seven years was uppreciated. Tue Adams & Westlake Manu: rs aver the Pan-Handle Hond. There were alittle over 1.000 people present, and various Sports were indulged in. such as running and sack races, base-bull, bowling, etc. Numerous: useful and valuxble prizes were distrilmted among the successful contestants, and as the day was perfect, the occusion was «most delizbt- tui one to all present. The programs of amuse- ments and dancing were very elaborate. GREETINGS TO GAUFIELD. ‘The following correspondence i. stox CATHOLIC LIBRAR CwcAco, July 18.—To tie Hon, BR. cretaryof War, Washington, D. Co Ata recent special meeting of the Union Library Association, of this eity resolutions of Congratulation upon the improved condition of the President were unanimously adopted. Please inform bim and also congratulate bis fam and say we still pray to the Father of allto re him speedily to good henith, so that he continue to govern us with tho same care and wisdou as he did < struck down by the hand of an as: obedient servant, atox, D. C., Jul: ry. Corresponding retary Union Catholic ‘Litrary Association, Chi- cayo, 1iL—Dean Sin: Chave your letter of the Isth’ inst. conveying the congratulations and goud wishes of the Union Catholi socintion of Chicago to the Presiden Jannly. It will give me sreat pleasure to present sour letter to the President. as soon ns the condition of his health will allow itto done. Very respectfully yours, Ropert-T. Lixcouy. CHICAGO PUBLIC LibnaRry. The recular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Chicago Public Library was beld yester- day afternoon. Several applications for pusi- Tons were read and placed on file. A number of bills were approved and ordered to be paid. The purchase of sundry volumes wis recom- Mended. and several lists of French, Swedish, and German books were laid over until the next meeting. The Secretary read the following new committees for tho ensuing year: Livrary and Heading-Hoom—Callaghan, Schmidt, and Armstrong. Adnzinistration—Rubens, Callaghan, and Kadlec. Finsnce—lwewenthal, Hynes, and Allen. abulldines and Grounds—Kadiec, Loewsathal, and suustrong. By-Laws and Regulauons—Hynos, Rubens, and Belt mnt é i ‘Specini Committee on Future ing— alin Armstrong ndCallassan. ony Building PROF. MARINER, Many of the friends of Prof. Manner, the well-known anulytical chemist, are feeting very. anxious on bis aGcount at present. Five weeks ugo to-morrow the Professor went to Florida Jor the purpose of purchusing an ormge grove, and fortwo weeks he wrote rezularly twice a wee! to. his Tamily in this city, Last time he communicated with them be was ata -place called Starke, und be announced bis intention of leaving that day tor Cedar Keys, where be intended to select a suitable piece of property. This was about three weeks ago, and as no word has been heard from him since, there’ seems to be grounds tor reasonable fear that he may have met with trouble of some kind. ‘The 31.200 which the Pro- fessor had with him was in the shape of paper, negotiable only by himself, so that it does not seem likely that he could have been made awity, with for the purpose of robbing. His absence, however, is considered very mysterious. und b1s friends are anxiously waiting for sume ucws from him. FLOATING MOSPITAL ASSOCIATION. ‘The boat of the Associntion, the Bret Harte, has taken Gut over 1.50) children und their parents to the North Avenne Pier during the past week. Since the rush promises to be ever greater, tho A: iation bus con udmit anyone on the bost except their mothers or guardians. Awnin milk, crackers, Ice-water, medi 1 attendance ¢ provided free.” The vx- cursion is designed exclusively tor the poor, and picnicing parties and grown-up children will uot Ye admitted on the bout. The boat maxes three trips daily, weather peraitting, Saturday excepted, at 9, 10:50, and 12 o’cluck, from 4 p.m. All the ehiidren hbysician on going on bourd, en wit rigidly excluded. ROCKAWAY BAECH. A telegram in yesterday uejstated that Mr. John A. Rice, had been removed from the posi- : vay Hotel property New York City. The Courtis said ove the lecviver oni in the mindgement wus seen atthe T aid he had not received any news from about the matter, and knew nothing himself about Une contents of tho dispateb. Mr. Rice added that be bad done nothing without the order of the Court and the advice of counsel. Uni he bad received direct notification of his removal. and the causes there~ for, be did not feel like talking about tne sub- to have de count of some pro of the concern. Me. thi mont last evening. ject; and in fact now there was no news to im- part, evening to form a new political party were pr xeced LWENLY-fVE persol and the most of them Were said Lo be in the em ploy or under the control of the leading spirit of the movement. The mecting was private, and notbing could be learned of what was done, Dut a lance at the assemblage sutistied the re- porter thatif a political revolution depended upon them there was no: immediate danger. of the country being disturbed. SOUTH PARK CO The second grand instrumental concert gi by the South Park Commissioners occurred y terday aticrnoun in the East Park, more prop- erly Galled Jucksou Park. A temporary band- stand had been erected near the Twin Lak 1 Which the musicians were stadone'l. ther was delizhttul, 2 cool breeze off the moderating the hi of the sun and re- ftreshing the mutsic-scekers. In| consequence edthat of hist lined to a consider: e ur and buggies, and the groves belug crowded with those on toot. The band, under direction of Jobn A. Hand, four picees, und executed ful manner Aa prognun of eleven selection ich finished xt half- past 6. ‘The third concert of the summer will be given next Saturday fn Washington Park, com- monly kuown ag West Park, at 4p. m. CITY -HALL. Tue City-Treasurer received $7.00 yesterday from the County-Cullector for taxes of 1880. Tuer bave been 1,3) saloon li forthe coming year thus far, being 20) more than at the same period Jast year. Tuvs far anines sre autho the municipal license tag. They are still being brought in at the rate of from fifty to seventy- five aaa CuleF-OF-POLICE GESSERT, Detective Ste Mead, und Eleetrician Armstrong, of Cincinunti, who huve spent several days in investigating the police-putrol system of this city, left for bome last evening. Lp. O.D, Wernenr.t presented the Fire- Benevolent Fund with a check for $50 yesterday us a recognition of the services of the department in extinguishing a tire on his prem- ises fast Sunday morning. MAYorR Hannison bas ot tomaking war upon Canada thistles. Yesterday morning ‘be issued an order to the Chief of Pulice requesting th: note be uiken by all police olficers of all pate es luded not to | of Canada thistles in the city limits, Unt they may be report und men sent to cut them down, The Mayor wars on Canada tbisues, but salt about snide saloon bonds, bunke- vonfidence men, and thieves who are following building permits were granted ¥ RK. Hicku: ory, basement, and attic dwelling, 48x . Loomis street, Vest Van Buren, to cost $18.09; A. Delp, two-story aud basement store, 25x70 feet, Hin- r Lincoln, to cost $5.00; J.B. Kk. LWO-story HI ing. 3 Orchard strec and cellar dw Fourth avenue, to cost ¥ Tue specitications fur the new West Side pumps have just been completed, and the ma- So chinery Will be’ advertised fur next week. as the Bridgeport pumps are concern Quintard Iron- Wo the lowest bidde them at $147,000. This is $52.0) less than other bids, though they do not anite come up to the capucity the city expected. However, they are ibose Which the city. most desires, and as the Company-is responsibvle, the contract will prob- ably be awarded to it, APRopos of the berry ordinance which was adopted a few years ago. It is still supposed to be a law, and itis, but it is not enforced. There is more unwholesumé fruit now put upon this market. than ever before, and the berry boxes. ure glaringly short in their capacity of pints and The “ quart’ blackberry und = rasp- erry boxes, ag arule, bold # fittle less than a pint'and a half, una the public is being egre- giously swindled. The price of smull fruits is re~ muarkably high, and it is the Mayor's duty to see that the berry or fruit ordinance is enforced. AL present it iS. a dead letter, and is openly vio- lutea by fruit venders, trom’ the produce and commission men down. THE COUNTY-BUILDING. Jaren Foz returned from his vacation yes- terday, and was joyously received by the Juil emplo: ‘Tne new Court-House was aimoust deserted yesterday, nearly all the officials und a good muny of the clerks being at the Jockey Club Park. Tne Committee on Town and Town Accounts met yesterday afternoon and audited bills for groceries amounting to about $40. Two bills ‘aston were sent back to the deaters be- cause they lacked detaiis. Hesny sent to the Jail a few days ago by the Coronet, charged with criminal care- lesness in driving over und killing a child, was yesterday ndimitted to bail in the sum of $3.00, Leopold Kuctier and Patrick Powers sieued bis ond. ‘Tite Cireuit Court Clerk's oflice was removed Saturday the new Court- House, toxether with alt the re 5, pers, ete. will be some du: fore the cle ure set- ted in their new quarters. The Clerk's office will be moved next Sz WILLIAM ZUETEL, doing a grocers bu: Ravenswood, made’a voluntary assizmment terduy, and J. Foster Ithodes was appointed sienee. He claitns to owe's and schedules SiWinzoods us his total assets. His lurgest ji are H.C. Durand and W.-M. Hoyt from E THe Sheritt Grand Ju a Bailif’ in charge of the ltis when that body is in session. not in session now, however, but the Bailitl's siations are causing considerable comm is eulled for every d and this with an ind to very largely subsist on his skill in preventing indictments beime found. The Sherut’s atten- tion [5 to beeulled to the ‘matter, and ne will no doubt ask for 2 ion; and those Ww have observed wi heen going watch the next Grand Jury, of course especially since thes nre uot far removed from one of the otlices of the buildin; FEDERAL RELATIONS. Arthe Sub-Treasury yesterday $10,000 in gold and balf that ainount in silver was disbursed. The receipts of silver aggregated $8,000. ‘Tum internal revenue receipts yesterday amounted to #5 of which $25,705 was for spirits, $2.05 for cigars, $2,816 for tobacco, and $1.54 for beer. JepGr DremMMonp having admitted Doyle to bail, the great counterfeiter was brought from the jail yesterday prepared to release himself, having Drovided ample securities in the pel or two wealthy ters of Bradford. Jud; Drummond, however, was not on hand, and Doyle went back to the County Jail. He will probably be at liberty again to-morrow. Tne following dutiable goods were received yesterday: Fowler Bros., 570 sacks salt: Mariena & Kimball, 25 cases plate-xiass: Phelp: %Co., 20 boxes tin D cedar ties: Burley & ware: Chapin & Gore, Libenfeld, 3 cases ei and 1 cask cutlery Seares euns: G. J. Sehmmidt & Bro. ufaeturing straw: Wilson Bros. 12 cases dry is; W. W. Cochrane, 2 cases merchandise n, Biri, Scott & Co jegel & Bro., ex ‘yrrell, 18 cases eases cigare; Kalan & Rubel Bro: cutlery; ELE Vaughuo, 25 cuses dried tlowers: L. lease optical instruments; J. cases mus M6. JUDGMENT-DAY. SENTENCES OF MALEFACTORS, Yesterday was sentence-day in the Criminal Court, and Judge Williamson disposed of a number who had been convicted, or who bad entered pleas during the month. The following list comprises the sentences | posed: Charles Dufan was allow ‘0 change his plea from grand to petit larceny, and was given one yeur in the House of Correction: Anna Mack pleaded sruilty to larceny. apd_was given twenty days in the Connty” Jail; Johu McCormick, lurceny, twenty “days in the County Jail; Frank lureeny, two years Penitentiary; William Morrison, ecny, one year Penit Edward O'Poole, assaulting bis wife, was_ given one year in the House of Correction; James Sheemy, larceny, ht months House of Correction; and John dy, burwlary, one year Penitentiary. nothing out of the usual order in any of tho cases, and the only other business done was the heiring of the testimony of J. W. Woods, who wis tvrought back from Joi against oue rrington, Who isted hin assuulting and robbing ‘a Mrs. Magnus a few months ago, The olfense ceommitted in April, and Woods wes arrested, tried, and sent to Joliet tor tive years, but Farrington, who was & purty to the crime, was not apprehended until a Yew days uso. Woods. story was similar to that told upon bis tfinl, which was tu the eifect that Farrington attacked the lady, choked and robbed her, and he stood and looked on, the whole job hi wg been nrrauged by another ty—n nephew—whbo bas not yet been appre- bended. The evidence of others Showed thut the Indy bad “been aut ever since, and bi Court dis f bond at $10,000, and remanding bin. ILLINOIS EDITORS. HOME AGAIN ISLN'S SHORES. Yesterday morning the steamer Sheboygan, which left here ‘Thursday morning with the ex- cursion party of the Illinois Press eintion, arrived Iu port again with her complement of journalistic jaunters, who gave glowing ac- counts of the enjoyment had during the Jour- ney, the pleasure of which was not marred by uecldent or mishap of any kind. During the trip between here und Milwaukee, on the out- ward run, the weather was gloomy and forry, but the time was passed pleasantly in the cabin, where social intercourse und pleasant chats upon journalistic topics made time tly rapidly by. we was reached at p. in, When the disembarked und made a bur- ried ver of Chicago's most notubie suburb, under the guidance of _ several representatives of tho Milwuukeo press who place cks ut their dispo: The run from Milwaukee to Manitowoc was. enlivened by a furious storm, which fully tried the seaworthi- 3 of the steamer und the stemachie strength ceursionisis, mny of whom were forced tesroums by that indescribable ‘hich comes from the tossing of mutt, After two hours’ dura- tion the storm d by, and when the party reached Manitowoc the weather was most de- lightful, a clear arching overhead and only a gentle breeze RUFFLING THE LAKE’S SURFACE. The Wisconsin town was duly inspected, and at 7 in the evening te steamer started back for Mil- waukee, which was reached in the eveumng, where the plice was aguin made the object of a tour of inspection, niuiny of its leadans place of interest’ being visited. Among these the residence of the Hun. J. Mitchell, whose beautiful zrounds and conservatories elicited admiration; the Water-Works. Chamber of Commerce, new Exposition Building, and other places of i sl A lengthened stuy was made y, Where unbounded admiravion the sizeof the building and the not even the ng. impressed the editorial party iy. AtZ o'clock the excursion- ists lett Milwaukee for Chicago, and during the the cvening a vote. of thanks was pussed to the steame 5 for court extended, arriving at Chicago, about one-bulf of the party ut once left for their homes, the babince going to the in the the guests of the Typ ‘ounders’ 2 Thus ended one of the most delightful gatherings of the Press sociation of this State, —— SCHAEBERLE'S COMET. To the Editor of The Chicagu Tridune, Rocnesren, N. Y., July 22—Comet "C" of Iss], diseovered by Prof. Schueberle, of Anu Arbor, Mich, and which was identified by my- self on the morning of the 16th as x comet, pre- sents a flne appearance in the telescope. Ov- servations made this morning showed ft to be in rizht ascension about six hours, und declination north about 42 degrees, or in the constellation of Auriga, near Beta Aurige. The apparent mouon is very slow, and is a little enst of north. The tail is about three-quarters of x degree long. and increases in widtn toward the end, and resembles much in appearance the tail of comet “B' Isl (now near the north star), except when at its brightest—and it is faiuter and straight. Were it not for the interference of tne moonlight, 1 am confident lnrger tril would be seen quite clearly ‘detined. It is rapidly increasing in brizhtuess, und will so increase until it maxes its perihelion passage, It will be whicb will occur on or about Aug. 18. nearest tno earth on or xbout Aug. Chandier, of the Cambridse Observator computed the orbit and pubiished the ephemeris in the Science Ob xtending to Sept. 4. According to the best calculations, the comet ill be twenty-five times as bright on Aug. 20 as it was at the date of discovery, which would in- dicato that it will be one of the most conspicu- ous comets of the century. ‘The elements of 1 orbit are wholly unlike these of any comet hith- erto obser’ o that it can neither be Obler’s nor: Pon's of ISI. nor the comet of Ri, Ono of the singular things about it is that it follows comet * 8 of 1851 so closely, its position when discov- ered belng almost identical with comet B when first seen in that location. Of course it is im~- possible yet to predict with certainty, but it would seem as if it would eclipse the glories of comet Tt is now visible with an opera-zias: and ina few days it will be visible to the nake eye, first us ahazy spot in the early morning ‘and then will grow brighter exch day. The nucleus i3 not yet as bright as was the nucleus of cowet B of 1851, but it will probably increase in density and it_ approaches the sun. I Bave rec letters from several ns- tronomers questioning if I saw a tail on the morning of the itth. 1 certainly did see one, and bad not the balf-moon interfered others might huve seen it equally well. At the pres- ent time the theoretical brightness is twice whut it was at the time of discovery, but my observation this morning does not justify this theory; But the bud state of the atmosphere probably vitiated tho observation. .A week has elapsed iscovery of the Comet C of 1x21, and no other person hus filed a claim for the Warner comet prize of 3200, and it will undoubt- dly be awarded to Prof. J. M. Schacherle, as- nt nt the Michigun Uuiversity Observatory. Very respectfully, LEWIS IFT, Director Warner Observatory. OO ———— A BIG BUSINESS, Itis astonishing, but nevertheless true, that, notwithstanding the hot weather, business con- tinues steadily to improve. The month of July, usually dull, nas this year, so faras the safe business is concerned, exceeded in sules any previous month. Hull's Sufe & Lock Co.'s store, at67 Washington strect, is unusually busy now in getting out their orders for bank safes, for In this line especially there is un extraorindary ac- tivity. Hull's Safe & Lock Co. have tbis week sold bank work to the following parties—viz.: JN. Osterlind &Co,, Creston, Ia.; C.& N,V RR, city; Fleming & Boyden, city; Bank of Ishpeming, Ishpeming, Mich.; Yeltow Mediciue County. Minnesota; City Bank, Hastings, Neb. Town of Fitleld, Wis.; George F. Renwick, Mar- engo, Ill; Adams & Westlake Manufacturing So., city; Haw ‘¢ Insurance Co., Des Muines, Wells, Fargo & Co, Kansas City, Mo.; Jobo Hawley, Huntley, 11; D. F. Wadsworth, bauker, Ishpeming, Mich.; Lake Superior Iron Co., Ish- peming, Mich.: Bank of Menasha, Menasha, Northwestern Lumber Co., Eau Cisire, —— ANOTHER MERCHANT WHO KNOWS HOW 'TIS, Forr Dooce, la., Sune, 18s1.—Jolan. W", Norris, Vice-President Diebold Safe & Lock Company— Dean Sunt: . We ship you old safe to-day. Please acknowledge the same. The safe w nd you to-day we consider quite an advertisement for your make. It was bought some seven or eight years ugo by the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Savings Bank, which was burned a year or wo after, in which contents were all saved. The bank, not being in business after, jt was used by private parties after being repaired until sold by Court, in whica it came into my hands. On Sept. 4, 1680, the safe for u second time was subject toa beating test, which was the only one in good condition after the fire. One of its companions, nuother leading muke of safes, bad its contents entirely consumed, while ours was pronounced by all the onty one which held its own, and [ highly recommend it to the public as one of the best made. Your: D. M. CrosBy. DURHAM SMOKERS. The best is the cheapest; but when the best costs no more than an Joferior article itis much the eneapest, und this is just the cuse with Blackwell's Durbam Cigarettes. They are the best, but cost no more than other brands which are not nearly so good. — AN ARTISTIC PAPERHANGER. Itis with pleasure we again remind our read- ers of Nat Faxon’s new location, and can assure them that any orders left ut his new store, 212 Wabash avenue, no matter how extensive and fine, or how commonplace and inexpensive, will be promptly and well dune. 2 — . A GRAND DISPLAY of fine carriages of every description is to be seen at the repository of Studebaker Lros., 151 and 153 Wabash avenue. poset iia Wertcommend Eldredgesewing-machines. LOCAL ITEMS. res ‘The astronomers are in a bad way. Tt was but recently that they discovered spots on the sun, and now it is fearea that the lately- arrived heavenly stranger with the caudal appendage is going to “knock spots out of the sun.” : The people‘domeg business in the neighbor- hood of the Board of Trade” evidently ap- preciate the numerotis efforts made for their benefit by the proprietor of tke Duard of Trade Lunch-Room, 219 Lk 3alle street. Since the opening the business has steadily increased, as Hothing is left undone that in any way is conducive to the comfort and good fare offered the patrons of this popular establishment Breakfast, dinner, and sup- per served dafly, except Sunday, from 6230 a.m. until S p.m. 3 A minister preaches on the question, “What is the Sabbath 2?” Around here the Sabbath is the day when you lie in bed lon; er in the morning and wrestle with your col- button until it is too kite to go to church. Xo better or cooler place in the city to ob- tin a good meal at all hours than the popu- r* CommonSense Lunch-Koom,” corner of State and Randolph streets (Central Music- Hall Building). ‘Lhe six steam ventilating fans uses! to Keep this restaurant comfortable are mesh appreciated by the numerous rons, Whoclaim they save time and mone; ides receiving good fare and polite atten- boy—say !’ exclaimed a hot looking inan with a valise, “ which is the quickest way to the 7 4 Run P? yelled the boy. Reddy’s oil stoves need no display adver- tising. ‘They will cunvinee you -of their worth upon inspection, Office 163 Adams. What docs a woman care who wrote the ration that made us free, so long a: an gel a bustle for 50 cent: f she has the SU cents? the artist, $85 W. Madison, ex- utiful piece of colored crayon a child's picture. Ln’ this line he is It rains alike on the just and on the unjust, —on the {ys miuinly because the unjust Lave borrowed their umbrella Grant's condenseil coffee ts what you should se. Depot, 50 Randolph st. (Central 1 Building), Young Lover s: “When is the best time to travel’? When you see the old man bulldog coming round the corner, and hi: sir. 1 1 for all you are worth, 10 better place for a pienic than Washington Heights. For terms ate st. antha,? he murmured, with pathos in why do you quiver atimy touch ? Why do you shrink from my embrace as the startled fawn trembles at the rustling of the autumn leaves??? * Pye been vaccinated,” she said. “Thome leads the fashion in hair.” Lan’ is like a cireus bill, ts the sweet picture it presen no indication of the show going on in the heart. ed Brain and Nerve. Wells’ Health-Rencwer, greatest remedy on eurth for impotence, leanness, nervous debility, ete, Slat druggists: Depot 52 Luke street. nC Filling balf-price.. Cum- Stute, corner Rundoipn. Finest teeth = mninus’ Dental Co., Buck & Rayner’s Moth Powder is a harvester that reaps roaches by the miuion. MARRIAG ows ‘The terday. @ licenses were issued yes- Manes. Restdence, § Don Alonzo Marvin +-Kansas City, Mo, ‘Harriet Kichard Chicuzo., § Ferdinand Leu! Chicago, Sehuité Chicaxe, Anson. ¢Junanna A. Charles Jo Curoling Hunsen: {Clurence E. Warren. i Chrisiina oud §Jubn Pund Uiucka Lon: $John Aly Annie Harri ) August La (Anfie Bownan { Martin Kledrowie Annu Gehrke. Sdames Breen... elle O'Brien. Rock Island, IL, Chicago. Riverdale, LL, Bloom, Ui Chicazo. Chicago. Lemont, 1. Lemont, LL 70 Fry. ce j Johan Mueller... «Elk Grove, M1, (Euma Biermann. Blk Groves I § ‘Timothy Costello, Commercial, {Mary Costello, 4 Brown. $Vaelar Bund. eward. (Josephine Rozen ‘West Nineteenth, § Louis Schmidt (Mary Carstens.. gM wy Bremen, HL New Iremen, HL Nicko!lu Fucks. Wilhelmina Rar taines, 1M. Charle: Lena Le Wittiam J 105 Wella. Chieayo. John Slab: Mary Pau! Charies Ziesk Wuhelmina Wenzel Jobn Kraus. Soph Suss..cesose 5 § Thomas Duntzan.,.....24 {Annie Caf § Patrick Keefe. Kate Hennebery Julius Musch,..... ‘Alvinu Krame JJozer Witern: ( Antonia Martina. dullus Jacobs. Mary Newbe Jozet Su Franciski {yuan Fourteenth, Dearbern, Dearburn, Ulman, Chivas. t { i { t { { i } W Nineteenth. ‘Twentieth. ringtield, 11. uth Park-ay. North Peoria, ‘orth Peuria, G44 May. tay. Mattie MARRIAGES. NIS—At the residence of . Ht, on the anh of Jub . Meginnls, SUMARINDYCK: tthe Cath~ edratof SS. Peter und Paul, by the itey, Edward Cleveland, Mr. James 3. Somnrindyek and Miss Lily 1. Mulford, both uf Aurora, Il. DEATHS. HEROY—The funeral of the only son of C, 1. and Belle M. Heroy, will take place from No, 34 Pratt ce, at? o'clock this (Sunday) afternoon. ROCHE—at his residence, 40 West Tweltth-st., Maurice Roche, uzed @ years. ve, $05 West Twelfth-st., unday, to tite’ Holy Family Chureti, “ulvary Cemetery. Friends of the Tespectfulty invited to attend. 4 ‘utherire Nolan, on the 2d of Iuly atles‘i'wentieth-st, Will be buried at Calvary, Sun= day, July A. STARK—Friday even! m,, Herman C. Stark. azed Banoral this Sunday att idence, 2 Milwaukee-a o’elock p. ».m., from his Inte « by carriages to Grace- At her late residence, 45 West ‘Tas- , Mrs. Hllzabeth Sullivan, wife of the late ac 12 o'clock to Jesuit Church, to Calvary. 32-Puiladelphiy papers please cops. 5 iy ac lW:ld a. un.. Georgie, be- n of George and Gertic Schomburz, ths and Is days. 9 wenty-tifLh-st, at. p.m. Friends BROWN—July 2, Harriet Elizabeth, infant daugh- John it und Catharine Brown, aged 3 months unday, July 2%, at 2 o'clock p.m. from jurth Hoyne-av., by curringes to eat residence of parents, No. Melvilie, the Infant. son of ced 9 months. p. m., Sliles R. Yetter, ei ‘montis, als, Indianapolis, and Washington, D. C., ¢ copy. A GIBBS—Entered into rest July of Mr. i Sts YETTER—July printer, St 1K 3, at the residence ort-av., Mrs. Anna her u: ertan Church, Eyvan- jends from city can take vices from Pr At 2 u'cluck. July 19, Harvey M.Allen, formerly of this city. July 2, dohn Egan, aged 55 years, native of Irelaid. 1 from residenge, 657 ‘Thirty-seventh-st.. yy morning at Wu'clock, to. the Caurch of the Mayity, thence by carriages to Calvary. + St Louis and Uartrurd (| pa wife o F. and Wiliam tun, ROY=At Morrison, 1M., July 21, Mrs atthe axe of 71, the Bidow of 0 E—July 2, of séarlet-fever, Mary. younz- est daughter of Pecer und Mary A. Fortune, aged 1 nd § months. nda by carr 4 — Luther E.. son of L. & ana Margrett J. 10 months sunt WY days. ied Ogden-ny., by carriages to Grace- utip. m:from residen iE EIGHTILANN: wil be held at Desplat ‘Train leaves Wells-st-depot at X PICNIC s, Saturday, July 30. Yolclock sharp. 4ILAIR GOODS. Whclesate & itetail Send for price list. Goods sent U..U. D.anywhere. Sole agent tor the “MULTIFORMS.” Wiss made wo order and warranted. Berohi: W: E. MUMS, Th PLATES TS GROCERIES AND FAMIL MAIN STORE, 79 & 81 STATE-ST. NORTH END STORE, 210 & 212 N. CEARK-ST. 9 WINE MERCHANT, The Acknowledged Connoisseur of Dry and Wet Respectfully desi Groceries, -3 te call the attention of Croeers, Hotel Proprietors, Reslawyants, and Housekeepers To the Largest and Most Co:aplete Assortment of GROCERIES, PROVISION, LY IND SUPPLIES EVER OFFERED IN THE CITY. THE PHROPLE SAY SO! Thousands of Consumers say it is to their interest; the “elite” of Chicago say it just suits their convenience; the working class say it is greatly to their advantage; in fact, the largest and most intelligent part of the populace of this METROPOLIS say it is the only place that gives perfect satisfaction. Why? For the obvious reason that they know they are dealing with THE MOST POPULAR, THE MOST RELIABLE, AND THE ONLY KNOWN HOUSE IN THE GREAT WEST. An establishment that does business by electricity; that has telephonic com- munication with every part of the city; that executes and delivers all orders with electric dispatch; that is lit up by electricity. People troubled with the gout, blues, loss of appetite, etc., while purchasing goods in this mammoth establishment, under the beneficial influence of this won- derful light, which physicians say is Nature’s own cure, have found immediate relief and gone home with light hearts and hearty appetites ‘to enjoy a dinner from the many good things selected from this immense house. N. B.---Send for Complete Catalogue and Price List. Goods Expressed to all points. , QUOTATIONS Champagnes, Mineral Waters, Clarets, English & Scotch Ales, Belfast Ginger Ale, White, Burgundy, Sherry, Port, and California Wines, (. H. Mumm & Co,’s Champagnes. Dry Verzenay, Extra Dry, Piper Heidsieck Champagnes. »_Per Case, Cases of 12 quarts. Cuses of 21 pints. Cruse & Fils Freres’ Clarets. Cases, Medoe. St. Ju ‘Margaux. Esteph Pontet Can Larose s seces Grund Vins Chat’ Lance: Brandenburg Freres’ Clarets. 3. Cases, 2 pts, Meaoe. ed St. Julien Margaux, Pontet Canet... Amrose, Chatead Leov' Chateau Laros Chateau Mouton. Mineral Waters. (Natural Imported.) Hunyndi Janos, cases 50 bottles. i SO large botel Sour Mash Whiskies, hand-made tt Anderson County, Kentuck: copper distliled, spring of 1s Nelson County, peu Spring of 1s0u. English aud Scotch Ales, Ete. Original pkes. Bass x Co.’s India Pale Ale, pints, med Pita 10 130 Guinness" Exits stout pint Gluger Ale (Cantrell & Cochran ‘of 1 doz, Lager Beer. Conrad Seipp’s Milwaukee, pints, 2 doz. In casi Per do Botties, 2 rdoz.; case, 2c. Money refunded fur Dottics und cases When returned, Red Zinfandel, Riesling, and Claret Wines, In gallon and five-quart jugs at the very low price of $1.25 per Gallon. No family should be without a Brown Jug of these fine Summer Table Wines. CLEAR HAVANA. FAGTORY NO. 362. LATLORDESANGHEA Y AYA Of this celebrated brand of Cigars, which bas won universal favor, even among the most fastidious smokers, we carry constant- ly in stock some twenty-five different ‘sizes, of which the Sublimes, Para Nobleza, Re- galia del Rey, Regalia Slack, Londres Grande, Regalia Chica, deserve special men- tion as to extra fine quality. The unprecedented sale of above brand of Cigars is convincing proof that it pays to sell goods at small margins. Celestiales (withtbands. Regalia Tmpernal” Perfectos se Regalls Britannica * Non Pius Ultra neha dy Re: i LOZANO PENDAS & CO. LA MIA. Ja Esee; clon Te Concha de Conchas Espe HENRY CLA Reina Victoria, extra, Conchas de (ex Reinas di Vrineess thus. Teel tina Princess ta: LA CATOGOLICA,. Escepelonaies.. ae) RANION ALLONES, oy SARISON. Conchas Elezantes. In box. Perbox. THE GREATEST Clearing Sale! WJ Ladies’ Suits & Garments: Ever held in this city will commence on Monday Morning, July 25, Eyersthing will be closed out regard. less of cost to make room ‘for-our fall importations, which we are now about te receive by every steamer. Below ‘are a few of the leading eco: tumes that we are now prepared to sacr’ fice, although from the cheapest (310.00) Dr or Girment tle same comparative reduction will take phice 50 Silk Costumes, in colors and black, from $25 3). Some of these are in Silk and Satin Brocade combination, and yery elaberately trimmed. One exquisite Bridal Costume of White tin Brocade, ornamented Pearl Beaded Fringe. ‘The front breadth of this Costume is covered with three rows of this beantifal fringe, and is an elegunt silk cord with beaded el and pendant fastened aronnt the waist, and drops gracefully on the left side. The neck and bust of the bodice is finished with a jabot of Irish Point Lace mixed with Pearl Beads. The lower part of the bodice finished with Hand Ems broidery done in Pearts. The train to this Toilet has a most delightful piece of Hand Embroidery one and 4 half yards. long and one yard wite set in to the centre, with one deep row of single box- plaited Satin going round the whole for finish. At our ‘opening ” this Bridal stime was pronounced by connoisseurs to be the Anest ever shown in Chicago. The cost of importation. v S609.” [t will be sold at this great clearing sale for $150, One beautiful Costume in Pale Blue Satin and Satin Brocade, arnamented with Nand proidered Ribbon and Mechlin L one-quarter of a yard deep. It has a Jong and graceful flowing train, which is flnished with rows of Lace. The bodice is trimmed with shirred puffs and points, with tassels on the points. For the neck and shoulders, front aad ba is cut pointed. We have marked this Costume down to $150 from $300. In cheaper: Dresses, an immense nume ber of Flainnel Suits at SS, very stylish, and suitable for traveling, seaside, or mountain wears AH- Wool Bunting Suits, trimmed with Sp: ve, for $103 former price, $20. Black Cashmere rked down from $25 to $15, and higher grades in the same proportion. Remember, these Dresses are not shops worn in the least, as they are all kept in ggass cabinets that are perfectly free iFom dust. PARISIAN SUIT CO State and Monroe-sts., Under Palmer House. ROYAL BAKING POWDER, Absolutely Pure. MADE FROM GRAPE CREAM TARTAR. Tlousexeeper’s [2 o id jesding citles of the worth Ne other pre M jtkes such lignt, fuky, how us pastry. Can be eaten by dyspey atrot the ills resulting from heavy indi~ food. J#7 Commended for purity and wuule Wieteasernmens Commist, De Mutt, ?AS STOVE is the very best in the world. OVER 50 SOLD in the last three week: References given as to their utility and economy. Call at 126 DEARBORN-ST. and see the wonderful work done by these Stoves. Covking done daily. NO. 126 BEARBORN-ST. ARCHITECT. 5 na SHOCKING TOBACCO. W. T. Blackwell & Co.’s BURHAR AND Seal of North Carolina, lb packages..... sae wishing sae Iwill coarantee and fair dealing ness. aut 31. iL box by express of the bast ‘andies in America, put up ele ad strictly pure. Refurs Fett Confecu ‘Rotedison-st. Caicnge 1 PARIS: STYLES. if ‘An entirely new confection, ‘ ONLY found at ‘ 'KRANZ'S, 80 State. 4 noses BEATHER, cs Whotcsnte and Retail Mattresses, Feathe! and Curpets Renovate by Steam. 4 |... JOLLN GRIFFEN, ‘SBJackson..curDearh’'re ‘Travel alt visit, Wilts Satchels. Bae cas ‘For ‘franks, See Te wit puss No. Ltd Statest.