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NOTES INTERESTING,
Nice weather,

Attend Afartinc's Academies.
DON'T fail to vote OIL Tuesday.
Chaplin. leading Bookseller, 93 Madison.
Yesterdays ,natinccs were well attended.
Take your framing to Lovcjoy d Fostcr's.
When will the price Of gas be reduced to
private cOnslmersf
It becomes necessary to put more clothes on
our beds these cold nights.
lou will probably find It necessary to wear
your furs to church to-day.
Be- sure you arcright in making up your ticket
Oh Tuesday, then 60 ahead.
Take your bedding to No. IS Adams street.
and have It renovated by steam.
Il. B. .Bryant's Chicago Business College is
one OF tue solid institutions of Chicago.
The war on Turkey will be at its height On or
about the s3th Of this mouth III America.
The Revised statutes Of 1877, by IT, B. Hura
mar bc had at the Legal Nctcs ottigc for 50.
Tou ,ciA pote right il you let Hatch & Breeze,
No. 50 State street, put in hcatcr for you.
The beautiful weather Of yesterday had the
elect vi illlng our streets with stylish-drtsscl
ladies,
The reception to be given By Company c,
First Regiment l. S. g., next Thursday, will be
j fashionable affair.
Judging bv the good feeling manifested bY
our merchants OF Ill classes the hard times are
over With in this city.
Onc-half Of all tue furs manufactured in Chi
caso are made By Eddy, Harvey j. Carter, Nos.
239 and I'll Madison street.
Never has heating been brought to such
niccty as by the New Golden Sun fireplace
heater }. q. Bangs, State and Van Buren,.
That Wife OF Mine did sensible thing BIZ ii
sislng OH my buying the Empire Gas-Burncr
Furnace from Leavcnworth. Is Lake street.
Crepe and lace restored, and the odor re-
moved from crepe, BY Rei1's process, ut Ghorm-
lcy's only" at &6 and 26S Wabash avenue
"Yes,'' she whispered to her friend iu church,
tit is too sad. There they, are sitting way
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The books tel. us that catar,h Inflammation Of tho
sShatlntrlan e2E1ue tlinln the u,se) aud al ia
= y! s!tsI suhate Of copper, chloride Vt z:nc.
cAlsltc aud astrtnent remedies in Solutions
y. aEessnt stFet:t either to EngE through The nos
s1.n, or u tnra" up b,cS of tue raAte With the sal
s}lnEt; but every phys!ra.i IL tDe lind KNOWS thas
1 1nss ttSstnsEs never cures ANYBODY What t:cn
te 't'" Treatment AMI wherein tflcre elt trpm II
m,3hot:: ~ cpn.nl; s sloytd: re 1hc questions y: IN
tostafcS az to pat:cut all! practitioner. Ihe su c.
r. may M 11y t. s,oEc The tx1s1cnrc pf The disease hop
y VIII ais2n car ~thout treatment. l: 4a:,tlY mn
st!an ll1aj Pronounce It 1ncnrlhlc because he caru
tion. 49, s~T
ta:arrh ~ the prevalent disease fn this city md
Throughout The country. l. Is couGucu 10 nu ST al0n uur
conuttUu, but attack, tof!! and nll ages Ne
Elected It anos: invariably ends III Consumption
WHILE nrupery untesstoo$ Ant r1ftnn44 freatea, no
disease norc readily yiet to the n:to o appropriate.
ErMcdics IT, hercfusc. Anything may wrl;e in this
.,at Interest u tae subject wach its nature
porsanee demands then the object fur which Labor
VI W. he full; ataAei ~ the authur AMI urac..lolrr
o. ne" sSsenl Ut Treatment tur Gat1rr amt ki4trel
diseases: I'm ha!uy I" acknowedEe tts ge.crna-
toafaeaent 1t la, been my good tnrtuac share In
tne past au no* wtt every adsanta=e and facility
place at NY command tstcIil my services IL tho
pui!c Will The Al;sul ASSURANCE IlI In The FUTURE
a. ~ tile past. II snail bc Iy persistent enucaypr to
merit the eondence reposeL IN ths aoors OF MI pro-
fesSton.
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Account Of the Imposing Cere.
monies at the Meiggs Oh
scquies in Lima.
The Latest Phase Of the Minis
terial Controversy in
Paris.
Condition Of the English and
Continental Money
Markets.


OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
LONDON, Nov. 3.--A Russian official dispatch
dated Bogot, Nov. ?, says Gen. KanzeT an
nouuces the capture Of Dac-Tctewcn, north
east Of 0rchanic, where there vert
seven large and thirty small fortified
positions. The Turks left upwards Of hundred
ocau on the field. Our loss WAS insignificant
We seized large quantity OF provisions, tools
Tor lntfenchments, cartridges, aud a herd ol
cattle
INSPECTION.
Yesterday the Grand Duke Nicholas inspect.
ed the positions We have occupied at Gorny-
Dubnik. from which tho Turks on the approach
OF the Russians on the 3lst ult. withdrew dur
ing the night to Pltyna. Thus this
important point has passed into our
hands without fighting. The same day
we advanced from Dubnik two versts nearer to
flevna. We are also intrenchin: in new posi-
tious towards Orcha1Iic. Our infantry occupied
Lukowitza, and the cavalry made further ad-
vance. Chcvket Pasha is retiring without fight
ing towards Orchanie.
HARDLY.
LoSnoS, Nov. IA dispatch from Sophia,
Gated Thursday, says: 1.-THE fighting continues
on the Orchanie aud PIcvna road. Cheykct
Fasha occupies position commanding tue
junction Of Orchanc and Plcyna and OrcLano
Ioyatz roads. The Russian advance has been
repulscd with heavy loss Reinforrements are
arriving rapidly. An attempt to take Telische
will be made immc1iately''
ASIA MINOR
4 Russian official dispatch dated Visinkoi, "a,
says: After an almost unresisted occupation
OF kaprikoi on the 2Sth ult., when Ghazi Mukh-
tar and 1smail Pasna's rear guard hastily re-
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sitting side by side in one pew and worshfninp
leach othcrl over the same prayer-hook. ],

sitting side by side in one pew and worshipine
leach other) over the same prayer-book.''
For the best cook and parlor stoves and
ranges, including. Argand, InvincibIe, and
Astral, call on T. & c. H. Low, ITO Lake street.
! The largest pair Of very fine diamonds tiger,
stones" are to DC found at ". E. Higley's dia~
uond and jewelry parlor, northeast corner
| State and Madison streets, second floor.
II the ladies would show their Appreciation
when gentleman, gives them seat in DUR
street-cars, it would soon become tle rnie. oot
the exception for gentlemen to show them this
| courtesy. '|'1N
You eau buy soft coal screenings for 81. 50 ner
| ton and consume the same, also the gas and
! smoke arising therefrom, in tho Rotary Parlor
Stove. to be had in all sizes at ". c. Nrtzner's
27 West Randolph street, onlr =
It is said that John s. Clark. OF thu Hav-
| market Theatre, London, has Offered f. /.
Sothcrn 5000 per week for three wears, on
| condition that within that time Sothcrn shall
! cclinrd. ' A0 o'1'' p" ~ us-
fe we're shown yesterday the latest novelty
at Hagedon, Boyle 6 Co.'s It is evident this
trims effort to please their retail trade is sue
cessfus, Judging by the throng in daily attend
anee at Nos. Ill and LIB Wabash avenue.
Our readers evidently appreciate the efforts Of
our popular jewellers, n. afatsou & Co., to first
Introduce all latest innovations in their line, as
IS shown BY the large sales made by them the
last few weeks. Their store is headquarters for
all IN search OF wedding presents.
1t is to be hoped our merchants, bankers, and
manufacturers will not be under the necessity
OF ailing out our militia this winter, because il
they should tho men have no orercoatS to ap-
pear III: This matter should be liked ut once BY
those Interested; aud who SO much SO as the
above indiyiuualss
IT WAS OUR PLEASURE
, 1877-11-04
FlRST-clAcS INVESTMENT.

Prominent in our advertising c"|umns will be
found notice of snlc Of fzst-class livery stable
with horses. carriages, etc, II G25 and G27 West
Madison street, BY james P, Mcnamara & Co.
This sails being pcremptosy. By reason of the ILL.,
nealth of the owucrs, will specially recommend
itself to the attention nj business men, capitalists,
stnble-keepers, and others. The trade is well
established, the stock first class and the title to
all the property perfectly free. Sale will take
place Wednesday, Nov. :, at II 4. m.
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which Is thought to complete the Investment
anu insure the capture Of Pievna, had generally
6u good an effect IS to
PREVENT ANY MARKED DEPRESSION;
put on Wednesday. IN addition to the causes OF
oechne already noticed, renewed apprehensions
as to the course OF the money market began to
n; make an Impression, and prices closed flat.
There was only a quiet renewal Of business on
friday. The rise in United States Govern
American account. Discount rates have further
declincd, the market quotation being now 81
Per cent for three months bank bills. an un-
exaMpled state of things is reached, under which
the market rate is nearly per cent below the
t1ukn
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! Spfcta, I>spatch to The chIcaao Tribune
| NEW York, Nov. 3.-Thc Panama Star and
| Herald Of Oct. - gives the following details OF
| the funeral Of Henry Meiggs: The ceremonies
| were the most imposing ever witnessed III Peru.
F.! After the body had been carefully emhalrned it
was deposited in superb caskct richly orna-
I nacnted, anu this placed in one OF the spacious
| saloons Of the mansion, hung with black aud
silver, and fragrant with the perfume OF beauti-
! full tropical flowers,
| AN IMMENSE CROWD or PEOPLE
| OF all ranks and quality passed through the
| chamber where the remains were resting, al
! though they were denied the satisfaction OF
! viewing the features Of the deceased.
! The funeral occurred at the Church Of Our
| Lady Of Mercy, one Of the grandest temples OF
worship in South America. The church was
sumptuously drapcd with black velvet hangines,
relieved bv silver ornaments representing tears.
The altar and sacristy we're strcwn with
beautiful flowers. and the coffin, high on its
pedestal, surrounded with lights. Minister
Of the United States Gibbs presided
over The ceremonies. During the service
no eulogy was pronounced, it being usual to
make such utterances in the cemetery. The
President of the Republic sent his aides to rep
resent him. Ministers OF State fore;Gu Envoys
aau Sonsuis, lneu ~ ~ ID - .ta ,a
Caliao; ana many Q. lae M ,orH19oss .aacs VI .he ,
GauIa'' ei1'ic ~ l'"t IL 'Do f'''''''' 81 'f'e
ONE OF the MOST AfFEcIiso m mel INCIDENTS .n
occurred *nen IN at.e'pp1 w;ls lnaue ~ 1e' t"e
conclusion ol lne Mass 10 piics '4e .s, oo15 3 ~ ID
aearsc. !hc poPulatc, EluHu!liE 10y p4l1,l 1a. Al
trout OF inc chI'cu' aosoiutc't lc!usGu ~ a'4o"
the casEc1 10 nc carrIcu sa'e ou t''e.s snul, ,a,
GERS ahu, ta"!S Is.tr 1'otr ~ n,;,. ~ ',.ha !.o
the procession Tor healE ha1l a mus Nhen'
after strenuous 81 ~ .,,1II ~ ~
parent tnat their 1.oue ~ co,
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FOREIGN MONEY MARKETS.
Last YEEKtS NrsISEss.

Special dispatch 10 TIE Chicago Tribune.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-Thc Economist says:
aTne end OF October is often marked by the
closing Of speculative accounts. At the begin
ming of the week there was the Stock Exchange
settlement to attract attention. On the Con-
tincnt the monthly liquidations bare also been
attended to, and Thursday, AL Saints Day, was
holiday in all the markets. Temporary ces-
s,tiou OF operations has therefore been apparent
both here and abroad, and, as is usually
the case after u general upward move
mmt, the closing Of accounts has tended
to reverse the current: but tho de-
cline is not very distinct. On Tuesday
uc,7, Of Russian success On the Sophia road,
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GRANT IN PARIS,

At the magnificent banquet and brilliant re-
ceptioD in Paris given by United States
Minister Noycs to Gen. Graut, Marshal Mac
Mahou, Due Decazes, Gen. Herthaut, Marquis
rAbzac, Due dc Broglic, Vicomtc dc Mcaux,
and many other distinguished ladies' and gentle
men, the only champagne served was the de-
nelous DIR MosoroLE, vintage 1874.
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To DEPEND ON TO-MoRRow's ELECTIONS.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-A Paris correspondent com,
menting on the less conciliatory tone Of the
4uonitenr and other semi-oilicia1 papers says the
reason for it is that the Ministry has decided to
be governed by the result OF the elections for
the Councils~Gencral.
TuR ALTERNATIVE.
LONDON, Nov. 3.--A Paris correspondent
asserts that the following semi-otlicial note has
been sent to the provincial papers: sit appears
to have been decided at the last Cabinet Council
that the present Cabinet will remain in Office
till Nor. 5. After the elections to
the Couuci1s-G General, the Government will find
itself in the presence Of two extreme policies
one, OF resistance to the Chamber of Deputies,
with the support Of the Senate the other of
complete concession, bringing into office q
Ministry composed cxclusiyelyof the Lett. The
present disposition OF the Marshal ducs not u<i-
nit Of the latter policy. However. the Prcsi-
dent is willing to STE ii it tc uot possible to
arrive at some kind OF an arrangement By which
the Left vi the Chamber ol Deputies and tue
Kgnt Center OF the Senate may be represented
in the Cabinet, thereby establishing harmony
between the two Houscs.n
POSSIBLE COMPROMISE.
PARIS, Nov 3.-Le .Soteit states that Ponycr
Qucrtier mas been invited By the President to
form Cabinet Of the Right, in which Pouycr
Querlicr is to be President OF the Council and
Minister OF Finance The SoleH says this is
conciliasory step fur the Marshal.
NO TEMPOK1Z1SG.
The RcpnbliQue Fraucui>e says: ut is i'm
possible fur MagA1ahon to accept q Ministry ac-
ccptable to the recently y-cIe,ted representatives
OF the people, occausc such Ministry must act
in the teeth of tile Presidents poilcy Of the past
four years. 4 great issuc has been raised. 4
tc'nporlzing solution will not do.h
no PROGRESS.
PARIS, Nov. 3.-P0uyer Qucrticr meets une1-
pected difficulties, and thus makes no progress
in forming rrw Cabinet.
At Il meeting OF Senators OF the Left, Calsnon
sharply criticised the acts OF tho Government,
aud admitted that 10 compromise was possible.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

has arrived and is now open at No. 1+1 Madison
street. between Clark and Lasal!e. The stock is
from ] large wholesale cuthny manufacturing firm
that failed. ant the entire stock VIII bt sold 70 per
rcnt icss tlnn cost NJ by order Of the Court tue
tate must be closed np within the next seven days.
X few prices will bc mentioned to show wnat ex-
trao.dinary bargains arc being offered: Mems
coats, S:. W, chcap at S.; 4 whole suit Of mem
winter clothes for s.. rs. well worth SID AL
other goods IN the immense stock equally AZ cheap
sulc must positively close at the end Q! seven days
at No. Ill Madison street. between Clark anu La
Eallc
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MOTO?ATHY,

Tyndai1 aays CONSCIOUSNESS is mode Of molec-
ular motion. Dr.. Pratt claiu7s that health ard
disease are conditions determined by the modes OF
motion occurring with the intinitesmot atoms Of
matter as represented in the physicuE body. and
thereupon Claims to have established q system OF
medical practice. Certain it is, he has achieved
signal SUCCESS In the treatment Of diseases OF the
breathing organs by what be terms Motopathy,
from moto-life, pathy-diseasc.
, 1877-11-04
A conn OPPORTUNITY

The best chance to buy good and valuable fur
niturc at real great bargains is Offered now at
II. Il n. NeuberCcr & CO.. 267 and 2G9 Wabash
avenue, who, retiring from retail business, are
bound to close out their immense stock OF
goods regardless Of cost. Call and convince
yourselves,
, 1877-11-04

"Pald $3,730 for shoTthorn cow,'' said sad
1v meek and lowly follower of L1EB and
1rscn, as he looked up from The Tn1nusE's
renort ii Kentucky cattle-sale- "Don't just
wish was short-hozn COW and could sell N.Y.
sclf for $3,740!"
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the people half million year Of taxes. II
ther are too lazy OF indifferent to vote then let
them Quit scolding and whining at the weight
Of their taxes. HERCULES only helps those
Who are willing to hcIp themselves.
, 1877-11-04

A VALUABLE GIFT LADIES APPRECIATE.
A wonderful invention for doing all kinds Of
neutrality-suspicious. patching-on the Wilson
shuttle sewing-machioe is given to every pur-
chaser OF Wilson machine at the Company's
retail store, corner OF State and Madison Streets
, 1877-11-04

In the face Of so many r1lmors there Is only
one safe and prudent thing to do in respect to
tue County Clerk, and that is to make him
count the money iu his hands belonging to other
renrc.
, 1877-11-04

Reliable help for weak and nervous sufferers.
Chronic PAINFUL. and prostraitny discascs curc.l
without mcslicne. pulyermachcr's Electric Belts
the grand dcslueratum. Avoi1 limitations. BooS
and journal. with particulars, mailed free. Ad-
dress pulycraa cher Galyanic Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
, 1877-11-04
ARE You TlRFn7

II so you have not used that simplest, strong
est, Understanding oi all doublc-thread lock-
stitch sewing machines, Domestic. 1t never
fatigucs, neyez wears out. Sold at $50 State
sire
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About the only way to settle the Custom
House entrance question is to put up ladder
IN each side OF the building, and let the people
% in st tho scutuc.
, 1877-11-04
BETTER THAN OTHERS,

The Key DR.. Fletcher, Of Buffalo, attcsts hi
appreciation Of Chcsgo art BY sitting for photos a
Gentilc's, 1Q3 State street.
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WAsn1sGroS, D. C., Nov. 4-1 l. m.-For
the Upper Lake region, clear or partly cloudy
weather, variable winds, mostly from the West,
lower temperature, and rising barometer, fol-
lowed in the Upper Lake region by stationary
OF failing barometer.
4ocAL oHsEKvATIoSs.
, 1877-11-04
HIST RFcFIVEn FRnM PARIS

the most superb and choice lot Of imported bon.
nets and millinery goods. at Mrs. Bland's late
with French house of i. Santin, Paris and Boston.
20S Wabash avenue.
, 1877-11-04
D]STINGUE MODES IN CHICAGO.

We observe With pleasure that most of the
ladies who formerly went abroad for elegant
bonuets and dresses now give their orders TO
Madame Emma SoulS, OF No. 10 Stale street,
opposite Palmer House.
, 1877-11-04
THEIR NEW sTRAlGH1-NEEDLE MACHINE.

Wheeler s Wilson's new No. family sewing
machine, recently Issued, combines ail the goot
features Of other machines and has none Of thei
objectionable ones. Companys salesroom, L.
State street.
, 1877-11-04

IF vou yyish to obtain relief from Dropsy,
torn,dity Of the liver Eright's disease. diabetes,
milky discharges, and I'LL diseases Of the k'dneys
and urinary urgans, use Dnnba1,s Mankc-ha Hs-
g, Suuth Clark street and Palmer House drug
, 1877-11-04

OF the Chicago Music Company, No. 153 State
street, hare latelr received new foreign aud
American music that teachers will do we'll to ex-
anime.
, 1877-11-04

MOST PERFECT MADE.
No injurious substances In Dr. Prices Cream
Baking Powder. 1t is the most perfect made.
, 1877-11-04

Every family should remember that they can get
better and cheaper oysters at Gibson's, 155 Dear
born street, than any place in the city. They are
received daily by express in cans aud bulk, and
are always good and fresh.
, 1877-11-04

Heen's Custom Shirts Made to 1reasure.--
VERY best g for 50: no obligation TO keep any Of
Keeps Shirts unless perfectly satisfactory. 173
HAdiaon-st
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MESSRS. LEWIS 4 NEWELL

OF the Chicago Music Company. l52 State street
have lately received new foreign and America
music that teachers will do well TO examine.
, 1877-11-04
THF ELEGANT PHOTOS

taken By Mosher now at S. per dozen Cabinets a1
ss), have no superior. Until very recently he has
charged SIS and $40 for the same. No. 125 Stat.
street.
, 1877-11-04

Lord Ro~ebcry Inns scaudalized the unco'
guid Of Glasgow, the Lord Provost, Mr. j. Balm,
aas1ng publicly announced, after prayer by the
heF' Dr. Jameson, that ''he felt ashamed Of the
nob1c Lord" 1t seems that Lord RoscbcrY. hay
Ing ccasion in his capacity OF clever and popu-
at Young Peer 10 open bazaar at LinlitEsow for
tde tenedt .: church organ fund.- undertook to
enl4'en the ceremony By telling tale OF "uin~
N'e1 aud plz, in which there was really charge
OF downright dishonesty against the clergyman. :
Ide substance Of this pig hiaiury seems to have
been that there was once upon time a BAZAAR
where .76 worth OF half-crown tickets was taken
1ot on alleged pis. bat that, although the pig was
alleged, it VA. never produced The story. ae any
one who has attended charity fair Will freely
admit, is not absolutely improbable.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1877-03-01
NO. So.
The Trick on Robbins.

James Robbins, Of National avenue has
been missing for three days, but there is
no anxiety around his house to learn his
fate. His wife knowus what caused him
to disappear, aud she is willing to let him
get ready to come back. Robbins married
lone widow about four months ago. and
they had not been welded two weeks when
he gave her a beating She overlooked it
then, thinking he would soon tone down,
but in a week more be BACKED her ewes.
In brief Robbins turned out to be brute
of a husband, and the ex-widow had the
sympathy of all the neighbors. She is said
to be meek and humble in spirit, and Rob
bins had no excuse for his brutality Four
or five days ago he knocked her down and
started off up town, and the wife crawled
over to butchers to see about having
Robbing arrested. The butcher. who
weighs one hundred and ninety pounds and
has a fist like maui, knew a better way
than going to the police, and he unfolded a
plan.
When Robbins reached home that even
ing the house was dark and the butcher,
dressed in woman's clothes and with his
jaws tied up, sat in the rocking chair.
"Why in blazes isn't supper ready ?"
howled Robbins as he stood in the door.
The butcher groaned.
''Grunting around again, are YOU !"
shouted Robbins whats the matter
now ?"
The butcher groanod again.
''You feel too high toned to answer me.
do you = growled the wife beater. "Wen,
we'll see about that. Just take this, will
your
He struck out but the disguised butcher
caught his wrist, sprang up, and there was
fun In that cottage. He choked Robbins
almost to death, tied him up in hard knots
and united him, drew him around by the
heels aud hair, and finally picked him up
and tossed him over the fence into the
mud. The wife-beater had kept up steady
yelling from the first attack, and as he rose
from the mud and sped down the street he
seemed to think that Sitting Bulls whole
fighting force were after him At eleven
o'clock that night he entered a Michigan
avenue saloon and told story about six
men robbing him, and half an hour later,
as he was prowling around a shed to find
place to sleep policeman heard him say
ing
Nose smashed, eyes bunged up, sore
throat, bruised all over and awful sleepy!
What deceiying person widow woman
is.''