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Chicago evening JUail VOL 3 NO 93 THREE CENTS DECEMBER 4 1872 CLOTHING WEST MADISON THE LATEST NEWS BY AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION fere him into thei great Unknown Mrs Clark is in very feeble health and it is nOt probable that she will long survive her husband ling illatl MEDICAL Special Notice It is a sad commentary upon Lie civilization Of the times that rude enpiricH and vile quacks aie permitted to prey upen the misfortunes or their fellow beings In view of this fact the founders of toe Desplaines -st Dispehsary deem it a duty which they owe tbe afflicted to come largely before the public Through the pross-alwajs the friend of true scieaoe Diseases of every kind will raeetwitb the most careful and effective treatment at the hands of eminent vul qualified physifians Catarrh Asthma Cougltt aud Colds Bronchitis Scrofftla And all other obstinate diseasee-of the Wood A prompt thorough cure will be effected iu all casts within the reach ol human skill To those alflicted with diseases oi the HEART THROAT AND LttNOS or suffering with DYSPEPSIA and all its kindred ills a cordial invitation is extended to cail and investigate the advantages offered by a LEGITIMATE INSTITUTION whose attending Physicians Surgeons and Chemists are known as men of the highest rank in their profession It is with the greatest pleasure tnat we are able to announce to those BUFFERING A LIVING DEATH with that moot terrible of complaints CANCER that their disease is CURABLE An old Physician well known to tbe citizens of Chicago and a graduate of one of its best Colleges oi Medicine will be in constant attendance He has for years made CANCER A 5PECI ALLY and has yet to find the first case in which his treatment has FAILED CALL aud 1N-VESJ1GATE A friendly 3on'ultstton COSTS NOTHING and the most satisfactory evidence will be given oi cures which have been made The Doctor will give special attention to all CHRONIC diseases and DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN To ail a evicted with ACUTE obstinate CHRONIC SPECIAL and NER-VOCS DISEASES the moEt Tattering encouragement can be given and they will enjoy the benefits of the best professional skill Persons at a distance not able to call must send full their case In the Pharmaceutical Department or the Dispensary will be found a eompiete assortment of DRUGS CHEMICALS PERFUMERY TOILET ARTICLES etc Physicians prescriptions accurately prepared Chemical and other analyses carefully made For further particulars call at or address DESPLAINES-ST DISPENSARY NEW PUBLICATIONS- THE CHICAGO MACAZINE Purchasing Agency Includes every article that can be found in a first-class dry goods house We charge xc commission but send goods at exaatly the re tail price and immediately on receiving the order emake dresses l'or customers at a distance on the most remarkable terms and always give satisfaction No order however small is overlooked We reler by permi sion to Field Leiter Chas Gossage Co and Shay leading Dry Goods merchants and-to Campbell Parisian Hair Palace Ail orderslrom the country will be iilleAwith promptness and in the most careful manner Goods will be sent or money can be sent by letter or by order No letters will be answered that do not contain postage stamp Parties ordering dresses will please allow us ten days A SPECIALTY BLACK ALPACA SUITS Furnished from measures by the Cmc-M-C Magazink Purchasing Agency Mlaitt Mtoaaae Toilet Sufi with polonaise $10 Cottumc of basque and rutiled skirt 12 Sty lit Street Co titrate ol three pieces basque overskirt and skirt $15 MMaaaataotaac Saatt lor Out-Door Wear skirt poionaise and cape trimmed with folds ruffles or velveteen 310 Klrgnaat ttreaa Toilette full rallied skirt overskirt and postillion trimmed with satin $15 elaborate Coeittmar handsome as silk each ruflle bound with satin rosettes sash at side etc $30 Rereptioao Ot ett trained skirt overskirt and polonaise trimmed with black silk velvet sleeves edged with guipure lace $35 These suits are handsomely marie onto! good material neatly finished in all the same details and give universal satislaction Mkasitpss Length ol skirt back and front bust and waist measure length of waist in front and under the arm State whether jouwish it close and high in the neck or moderately low and if the sairt is to be a walking train or to clear the ground Also if it is for a miss or married lady Allow ten days from the time ol sending order to receiving package ii possible Cloaks from 12 to $50 Fur Sets irom $5 to $100 Hats from $3 to $20 Any article of dresj sent on order Black Silk Suits front $K) to $100 Address Mrs RAYME 239 West Maditnn-st in lull To insure safe delivery REMOVAL We beg to Inform our frimda and the public generally that we have moved to the now OTIS BUILDING STATS and M02TEOE-STS opposite PAL-MER'S GRAND HOTEL a location equally accessible to our customers residing in the WEST NORTH and SOUTH DIVISIONS of the City where we are prepared to exhibit the largest stock of musical instruments and musical merchandise ever opened under one roof in this city Since our establisnment in Chicago we have continued to represent the DEADXIVG INSTRUMENTS and other goods pertaining to our line of business controlling in the Northwest the leading Piano of the age the best low and medium priced Piano the best Reed Organ the largest and best Catalogue of Sheet Music and Music Books and the best brands of small instruments hence unlike many other dealers we are not obliged to CONSTANTLY CHANGE FROM THE GOODS OF ONE MAKER TO THOSE OF ANOTHER We are the General Northwestern Agents iorthe STEINWAY Piano an instrument that haa received the stamp of universal approval throughout Europe as well as America the merits which are so unanimously conceded as to require no allusion to them here We are the General Northwestern Agents for the BURDETT Organ the representative Reed Organ of America unqualifiedly acknowledged by the musical profession and the trade generally to have no equal its factory was destroyed by the great conflagration but haa been rebuilt with treble its former manufacturing capacity We represent in the Northwest the largest and best catalogue of Sheet Music and Music Books extant that of Ditson Go comprising the various grades of standard classical and popular musical works BESIDES WHICH WE KEEP A COMPLETE LINE OF ALL OTHER AMERICAN MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS Our European connections being as old as our business existence we command advantages upon IMPORTED GOODS of all kinds unequalled by any other house in the West We respectfully Invite dealers who are not at present in correspondence with us to send for our descriptive catalogues and obtain our quotations and terms Lyon Healy State Monro e-sts CUICAGrO SUDDEN DEATH Some Mystery About It Richmond Inch Dec 4 Tiro remains ol one JH Shipman were disinterred at Cambridge City on Monday on suspicion of having been poisoned Dr Weist of tbis c'ty made a post mortem examination but the evidence will not be taken before a jury until he has made a chemical analysis of the stomach The deceased came to Cambridge about four weeks ago went boarding with one Wagner was taken ill with a series of spasms a week ago Sunday He grew rapidly worse yet no physician was summoned until too late to do good He died at 4 Friday morning and was buried at 4 in the evening without informing liis friends who live at Kniglitstown of his death A WICKED TRICK How Youthful Wretch Spoiled a Young Man' Chance From the Danbury News A rather contemptible trick was played on one of our young clerks Sunday night He bought a cut glass bottle of cologne water with a glass stopper and pink ribbon to present to a young lady lie is keeping company with but on reaching the house he felt a little embarrassed for fear there were members of the family present and so left the beautiful gift on the stoop and passed in The movement was perceived by a graceless brother of the young lady ho appropriated the cologne for' his own use and refilled fhe bottle with hartshorn from the family jar and then hung round to observe the result In a little while the young man slipped out on the sloop and securing the splendid gift slipped back again into the parlor where with a feu appropriate words he pressed it upon the blushing girl Like a good and faithful daughter that she was she at once hurril into the presence of her mother and the old lady was charmed They put up scent stuff like that when she was a girl it was kept in a china tea eup and it was held together by samples all the hair But she was very much pleased with it She drew out the stopper laid the beautiful petals of lier nostrils over the aperture and fetched a pull at the contents that fairly made them bubble Then she laid the bottle down and picked up a brass mounted tire shovel instead and said she as -oon as she could say anything is that stinking And be all unconscious of what had happened was in front of the mirror adjusting liis necktie and smiling at himself Ane here she found him and said to him you are laughing at the trick of an old woman are you you walleyed And then she basted him one on the ear And he being more eloquent with his tegs than his tongue hastened from there howling like mad and accompanied to the gate by that brass mounted shovel lie says lie would give evi rytbing on earth if he could shake of the impression that a mistake had been made Wliai Came of Firing Turkey Shot at a Rabbit in Arkansa Tiie Vicksburg Herald says Mr James Rcedus while out limiting on a piece of land known as the Black Hammock iu Chicot Arkansas tired a charge ot turkey shot at a rabbit a very short distance "off and firing up hill tiie whole load entered the ground from which there immediately rose -a bright blue flame with hazy clouds "of smoke Mr Reed us was as a matter ol course very much alarmed but being a man of nerve advanced close enough to the place which wras emitting a sulphurous smell to observe that the ground had assumed tiie color of brimstone and was fast crumbling away dropping into the miniature c-rater and had tiie appearance of crisped hair and burnt bone which in turn dissolved into smoke and stench The whole neighborhood w'as much excited and hundreds had visited tiie scene now sunk into the bowels of the earth but still emitting occasional whiffs of smoke strongly impregnated with the smell of brimstone When our intormant left tiie excitement was if anything on the in-crense while many families were removing front that portion of the State Fruit Detroit Dec 4 The annual meeting of the State Pomological Society was held at Grand Rapids to-day The attendance was large A Dyekman of South Haven was elected President and Thompson of Grand Rapids Secretary The President's address shows that agriculture in Michigan is declining and that horticulture is more successfully and profitably taking its place XftC State will be asked to aid this society Teii your numerous renders if any of them want a Sewing Machine to call on the General Agents Johnson Clark Co 157 State street and see what that wonder the Home Shut lie eau do It is only $40 and is perfection i i self Don't be 30 fooliJi as to think prejudices are better than facts FURS FURS Special Bargains Barstow manufacturer offsrs his entire stock of Fine Seal Saoques Mink Sable Ermine Squirrel Children! And Furs at VERY LOW PRICES 68 West Madison WINTER CAPS! The Largest Best and Cheapest Stock in this city is at 38 West Madison 38 835-6-1 3-16t Opposite Sherman HouBe FURS AUG KAE3TNER of Fine Furs would inform his Irieuda and old retail custoniors of ha new and eieg-uu Fur Parlors at WAHtfjQN -3T 62-Smo Chicago December 4 1577 Increasing clo'idinoss is wliat the weather report says It seem? as it we had had about as much as we need within the pa-t week but if there is more comic" why all right The thermometer this morning stood at 15: ind from the west As the cold weather intensities and men need exercise to keep warm wife-whipping increases There were three cases of it before the police courts yesterday and the exercise cost the respective husbands one hundreds dollars apiece This will warm up the affectionate husbands probably so they will think the weather enough to discontinue wife-walloping for a season A gambler struck Long John Wentworth yesterday for refusing to drink witli him This ought to be recorded as probably the first instance of the kind that has occurred in Long history People who doubt the sincerity of this lengthy sage's devotion to the Law and Order issue hereafter deserve to be punched them selves BREAKING IN The Tribune tells a sorrowful tale of how a German with his wife and two children arrived in Chicago and how the German was arrested by a policeman for holding his hat during a scrimmage and sent to the Bridewell and how his wife and babies were packed off to the poor house and finally how the German and wife and children got together again shook the dust off their feet and found in the country work and safety This seems severe on a foreigner just arrived innocent of crime and only the victim of inability to talk English and understand our customs But the Tribune goes on to state that the German reached Chicago with only $450 in his pocket What on earth could he have done with a wife and two children and only four dollars and a half left if the city had not kindly provided for his wants tiding him over as it were until he could become a little way-wised to our customs This was done in the only way possible to our law by the Bridewell for the man and the Poor House for the wife and children The boarding at both places is excellent and the attention first class The officials have often conceded as and the contractors who furnish the provisions wili swear to it Fortunate German carping Tribune A LAW FIRM IN LIMBO The Tunes this morning contains a lengthy exposition of certain transactions iu which a law firm of this city is implicated It appears that the records of St Joseph county Michigan were stolen some time since and no trace of them could be found At last the Deputy Sheriff of the county received an anonymous note stating that il tie would call at a certain street and number in Chicago would be informed where he could negotiate for the stolen He came accordingly and found that the directions received brought him to the office of the rather legal gen-t'cnoji aforesaid They did the business in a somewhat way according to the communication of Sheriff Pierce vrutr-h forms a part of the statements detailed in the Ail oi which is of public interest since it goes to show that the business of stealing and is reduced to a science and that regular attorneys are on hand to extend professional assistance when required The whole tiling is di--reputable and ought to be punished by law in a manner so -evere as to break up tiie practice It has become so customary and the appliances tor its successful operation have been so well arranged that the only condition of certain escape from the penitentiary on the part of a thief is to steal enough It has given rise to a system of brokerage having among its operators lawyers justices policemen detectives to say nothing of the victims of the thieves who are finally until they consent to sacrifice a part to save the whole udgmg irom the developments in the Times there is a prospect of a lively shaking up among some of the performers in the St Joseph recoid business THE WEATHER I'rc tiabilite for the Next Twelve Hours War Department Ol FICE OF THE Chief Sknal Fit Washington 4 Ib72 11 In the northwest and over the western lakes and Michigan and thence to Kentucky and Missouri diminishing pressure winds and increasing cloudiness with higher temperature and light snow in the northwest by to-morrow In Tennes-ee the Gulf ates and South Atlantic States high pressure reduced temperature and fresh northerly and northeasterly winds and clear weather On the Lower Lakes and in the Valley of the Sr Lawrence light southwesterly to northwesterly winds cl ariug cold weather and rising" barometers For the Middle States and Xew Euglaud increased "pressure general northwesterly and northerly winds moderate temperature and clear weather Southern Commercial Convention 4 iNCiNNATi Dec 4 Mayor Davis yesterday appointed the following gentlemen delegates to the Southern Commercial Convention which meets in St Louis Dec 11 Phillip Heidalbach Henry Pearce Thomas Smith Samuel Hale and JE Ludlow Not Correct Lexington Ivy Dee 4 The rumor day solved at a meeting st night to continue the Statesman thongh some changes jnioht be made in issue and form Bound lor India Springfield Dec I Tjtil and wife left the city for the missionary field of India yesterday morning attainted to the train by a large concourse of Chi isfian people NEW YORK Richard O'Gorman His Tle Late Judge Dillon New York Dec 4 Richard Corporation Counsel yesterday resigned from that position His resignation was accepted by the Mayor who appointed Delatield Smith to fill the vacancy had held the position for seven years The Mayor has also appointed Richard Blatchford Park Commissioner in place of the late Robert Dil-Iod and Rufus Beardsdaie to the Department of Public Instruction in place of Van Voorst recently elected Judge of the Superior Court Mrs Cleveland sister of Horace Greeley is now lying dangerously ill at her residence in this city GRKKLKY It Is estimated that over 40000 persons viewed remains at the City Hall yesterday The will of Mrs Greeley is now in the office of West Chester county By the provisions ot the will Mr Greeley and Miss Ida are appointed her executor and executrix respectively The bulk of the estate is di- equally between the two daughters As a token of aflectiou to husband she bequeathed bim all her pictures and statuary a rare and valuable collection Mrs Greeley had a policy of life insurance upon Mr Greeley's life to the amount of ten or twenty thousand dollars It is also stated she owned some shares of ibune and various other stocks besides considerable real estate POLITICAL The A polo Hall Executive Committee held a meeting last nigit A resolution was passed pledging the organization to continue crusades against corruption in our city government A special dispatch to the Tribune from Washington says It is reported that the President has recently expressed himself in favor of the policy of conciliation toward the Liberal Republicans and others who opposed his re-election aud that he has advised some of his friends to pursue the same course in Congress ARRESTED I OR EMBEZZLEMENT Win Graham President of the Bank ef Wallkill Middletown was arrested at his residence in Middletown and beiore the Commissioner of this city yesterday charged with embezzling $100-0Q0 belonging to the hawk After the examination he was remanded to await the arrival of witnesses to-day liis bail being fixed at $20000 A motion for his discharge was dtnied Graham has been State Senator for two years THE BRIE BUSINESS In the Erie-Gould business Judge Leonard has granted an order for the examination of Dr Eldridge one of the old directors and A McDonough was appointed to make the examination BANK ROW Brooklyn Dec 4 Silas Dutcher assignee of the Central Bank brought suit against the and Bank of New Y'ork to recover $19 deposited in the Central Bank on the day of its failure and paid over to the Importers on a draft It is claimed payment was made to give defendants preference over creditors PARTISAN SPITE The Senate Bosseil ly Cameron Disgraces Itself Washington Dec The action of Cameron in heading off the tribute of respect to the memory of Horace Greeley by'adjourningthe Senate yesterday in a peremptory manner excites general hostile comment without distinction of party The brief remarks of the Senators were prepared beforehand and are as follows Senator Sumner would have said word il you please A fuueral will take place to-morrow on which the eyes of the world will set while innumerable hearts throb with grief and the people everywhere mourn In view of the instability of life and the commandment of charity it is proper in the representatives of the nation to suspend labor that they too may be penetrated bv the lessons of me day More lor tlieiu than the illustrious dead is this needed He has gone beyond Rny earthly cail We remain Duties are always for the living Now standing at the open graye of Ho'ace Greeley are admonished to forget the strifes of party aud to remember only truth honesty and mankind to which his life was devoted In other days the horse and armor of the departed chieftain have been buried in the grave where he reposed So too we may bury the animosity if not the badges "ol the past Then 'indeed will there be victory lor the dead which all will Senator Fenton would have said: 1 to leave for New York at 1 and therefore venture upon the indulgence ot the Senate to make a motion at this time It has reference to the great bereavement We all deeply feel in the death of Horace Greeley This sail event touches i he breasts of all our people Not only iu our land but the struggling and the good in all lands of whatever rank or condition will unite in deep aud long laments over his death As a further public recognition of an event so expressive of a griel so universal and prolound I move that the Senate adjourn to meet on Thursday next i may remark that several desire to attend the funeral and it is unofficially announced that the President and Vice President of the United States will leave tor New York to-day for the sumo purpose" SALT LAKE Mining luiieea IViuue a Li Lake Dee It is stated that a certain Federal official once requested by tiie President to resign lias been using his position to attempt to levy blackmail upon foreign capitalists interested in tire Utah mines borne exposes are being made ot the way some Eastern companies owning mines ill the Territory are humbugged by tiie managers and agents among them the mining company of Cincinnati Tiie Winnernucca Mine in Bingham Canyon was sold to-day to an English company for $400000 ELGIN Special Dispatch to the Evening Mail DEATH OF AX OID Elgin Dec -Rev Clark one of the oldest citizens of this city died at his residence here yesterday at 11 a aged 71 Mr Clark came to Elgin in 1S3-5 and wras an intimate friend of James Clifford the founder of this city during tiie hole of his file Ho organized the first church in this section of country and was its pastor for more than a quarter of a century As a conscientious minister of tiie gospel and a good man lie was generally known throughout Northern Illinois ard his death will cast a gloom over many households by whom his memory will be revered throughout all the coming years Of his immediate family there is only his te -ef their children having gone be- ffSTEW YORK ONE PRICE CLOTHING WEST MADISON Finest Goods best assortment and prices that defy competition 334 336 NOW To invest in those fine SCOTCH CASIMERE or BEAVER SUITS and OVERCOATS all s-ades and grades or GLOVES and UNDERWEAR No better ftssortmeat in the ciW and selling down at the VERY LOWEST PRICES REMEMBER THE PLACE CLOTHING HOUSE 324 32G State Street 80 OPPOSITE CONGRESS DRY GOODS HL JACOBS 343 West Madison-st AT COST! Wc will sell for the next Thirty days our en tire stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods comprising a full line of Dre Goods Blankets Shawls Cloths Water-Proofs Flannels Ribbons and 1 JO pcs BLACK ALPACAS below cost Call aud secure bargains while they are to be had at 343 West Madison REMOVAL REMOVAL HALL TAILOR untied Furnishing Goods REMOVED TO 130 DEARBORN-ST Two Doors North of Madison 93-tl REMOVAL TILLOTSON BROS Have removed to their new and elegant Double Store 272 274 State-st With a full line of Stoves and House Furnishing Goods 1-8-5 THE EVENING MAIL TheBusiness Office Editorial Rooms and all other Departments of the Evening Mail Will hereafter be found at Ao 15 Canal Street The building recently ocoupied by the Chicago Tribune Wholesale and Retail BOSLEY CO 117 WaBhington-st 74 SEWING MACHINES Patented July 2 1872) For all Shuttle Sewing Machines Pnice 25 cent each SINGER SEWING MACHINES 25 Despalnes-st and 167 Milwaukee-av Machines sold or rented on easy monthly payments and work given in payment it desired 260-lrr WILKINS SINGER SEWING MACHINE! WEST SIDE OFFICE OF NICHOLS Sc PEARSON Machines sold on easy monthly payments Work given in payment for machines when da-aired Machine supplies always on hand 137-vai 144 SOUTH HALSTED 199 South Desplaines-st Pi ice-place Side entrance on 2t RESTAURANT THE IMPERIAL RESTAURANT 51 South CauaLst Has re-opened under a new management Prices on the bill of fare less than half the original prices 83-lyr BOOTS AND SHOES BUTTLES SON hare removed to the new and elegant store No 265 Madison-st where they will keep the Finest stock of Boots and Shoes in the city at the Lowest Figures BOOTS SHOES 18-6mo SAFES HARRIS MANUFACTURER OF AND Vault Doors Patent Record Cases and Book Shelves 62 SOUTH CANAL STREET 20-tf SAFES VAULT DOORS Agt 60 WEST MADISON-ST 51 Lake A 27 Canal 82x83 The EVENING MAIL CO has a medium-size safe almost new for sale cheap Call at 15 South Canal-st 83-tf TEAS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TEAS COIFIFIEIES SPICES CHEAP TO CASH BUYERS HONG KONG TEA CO 14 16 South Halsted-st Near Randolph ANOTHER NEW CHROMO WHY THE HENS A fine humorous picture that tells ita own stoi To be given away to each customer by the Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Company 116West Washington-st SS-15t 138 WEST TWENTY-SECOND-ST BANKING THE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT OF THE BANK OF CHICAGO Is centrally located at 07 WEST RANDOLPH 8TREET Rice A Block Business conducted on Equitable principle Exchange on all parte bougat and sold George Smith Fuller Wm Park Lester Bradner" Jr Mather Smith and McCarthy 120-120 TRUSSES TRUSSES The public will find at Pharmacy 522 ABASH-AV one of the largest and moat complete assortments of Trusses in Chicago Our Trusses are made by the celebrated house of Ha3tiDgs Garson Philadelphia Prices reasonable Private rooms afting 5S-73S FURNITURE One Word No House in tbe city can or will give Furniture buyers more goods or of a better quality for theirmoney than they can ALWAYS rely on getting of us We ask no fancy prices and pay no fancy rents but give good honest goods for the LOWEST LIVING PROFITS CHENEY 280 West Madison-st Buy of the Manufacturers AND GET BETTER FURNITURE AT LESS PRICES THAN CHARGED BY OTHER DEALERS VINCENT STURM CO Manufacturers of Furniture 153 Cottage Crove-av 86 48t a FURNITURE Bestand Cheapest in the City 613 West Madison-st ALLEN Agent 37-Cmo JEWELRY RELIABLE JEWELERS 70 STATE-ST Have a complete stock of Watches Diamonds ewelry and Silverware which they are selling at very low prices They guarantee all goods as represented Fine xvatches and Chronometers accurately adjusted 80 CHROMOS IRONING DAY A new companion Chromo to WASHING DAY given to each customer by the Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Co 116 Wauhln-ton-st 66-26 PILE REMEDY REWARD I iForany case of Blind Bleeding Itching or Ulcerated riles that Di Pm Pile Remedy fails to cure It is prepared expressly to cure the Piles and nothing else Solu by FULLER FULLER anc all Druggists Price 100 245x245 laundry MUN LAUNDRY 413 State 9S South Desplaines 126 Michfgan-st 739 Lake and 130 SCALES STANDARD SCALES Scale Warehouse 45 and 47 Washington-st 1 BIRD STORE FRED KAEMPFER BIRD STORE 90 Desplainea-st 85x85 371 WABASH-AV STENCILS STENCILS Door-Plates Notarial Seals and Steel Stamps JOHN CL HILTON 40 kUtkebt.