, 1879-05-04
are brought out most effectively when the light
shines through them.

! are brought out most effectively when the light
] shines through them.
! Field, Letter g. Co. have removed, but T. r
Avery, iG East Madison street, has not. Ladies
| will at Mr.. Avery's find lnanv delightful nov,
elites at very low prices, embracing new and
| exQulsitely beautiful stock Of mother-ot-pearl
shells aud 7encers for painting1n OIL The rain.
bow effects produced by using these veneers in
paintings Of waterfalls are charming.
Easels for the last new picture are shown in
metal, rosewood, or ebony; those standing
erect and mounted Oh rollers arc new, and can
be moved about easily; others have the upper
| half revolving, to show the picture in a good
! light.
o'Brien, the art dealer. on Wabash avenue,
has now on exhibition inner, better aud more
elegant picture-franles than can be found else
where In the country. Ills new styles are sim
My magnificent, and his stock Of engraVings Il
| equally fine. -
| A Bridgeport cat was In the cellar one daY
anu. seeing Grub, went up to examine 1t. L
moment later the cat was helping the crab up
| stairs at tile rate Of mile minute. To crab
| such rate Of speed must have appeared e1-
| treme|y unique.
The rapidly y-increasing business OF the West
| Side has just received further accession In the
| opening On yesterday OF splendid grocery
| establishment at 532 West Madison street,
every thing. new: new building, new man in tile
/ city, and new stock, which embraces an extern
siye assortment Of the choicest goods, marked ut
! unusually low prices. An interview with the
| geiltlemanly proprietor, Mr.. Alfred E. Dore,
| and au inspection Of his goods warrant the
| op:uion thut q large patronage and Il successful
| business await his venture.
| The ceramic craze still rages In London. 4
collection Of old china belonging to the Earl OF
| Lonsdale Was recently sold at auGton, when an
! old Chelsea vase, with dcep-blue ground and
| uaeda'lions of Chinese figures, and eight small
t mcuallions Of exotic colors, brought 81, 500.
inn
| be opened On Tuesday next at 14S Dearborn
street, opposite Tue TRIBUNE Building, by :Mr.
| F. W. Iapham, will be very convenient for
| ladies shopping, Who can there obtain delicate
lunches and Edmanson Bros. superior ice
cream. ''.
The latest Partisan fashion demands that each
beauty shall adopt color and wear it exclusive
only. ~ ~ ~ ~
The style of giving wedding presents Of fine
china and bric-a-brac in place Of silver seems to
have taken hold of the West as it has the East,
jndRlns from the gifts seen at recent weddings.
The Oyinytons are receiving flner'line OF these
goods than ever before, and propose keeping as
choice an assortment IS can be found anywhere.
LAG State street. .
It is all very well to talk about economy, but
the difficulty is to get anything to ecnnomize.
! The little baby who puts lis toes in his mouth
is almost the only person who in these hard
times manases TO make both ends meet.
Ladies, risit the "opening" on Tuesday und
Wednesday next Of Tnome's Hair Bazaar, 157
State street, near. Monroe. New designs in
combs and Partisan novelties in hair goods will
be shown. Artistic hair dressing, so cents.
An Irisl1man says that sit is great pleasure
to be alone, especially ay your swateheart was
wia ye." Antique jest, Eastlake school-very
rare. =: =
Making specially OF, and having long ex-
periencc in, the manufacture OF ladies shoes,
enables Keller, Monroe street, adjoining 1adies'
entrance of Palmer House. to furnish glove-ft-
ting boots, modified IN style, to suit individual
tastes.
Fancy stockings inevitably suggest low-quar-
tered shoes. There is rval'f ~ difference ia the
shape OF the ties, which will soon be brought
forward, from those of last season. The best
are Of French kid. with broad, low heels, and
laced up aud fastened nith inch-wide gros-grain
ribbon. 49,.
Socicty people will be pleased to know OF the
arrival In Chicago of q few more OF those eel
ebrated paintings by. Zimmerman: They are to
be seen only at Brachyoge's, 261 Wabash-av.
After an interval of t thtrty-rinc years Victor
Hngo;s :sRuy Bias u has been revived. in Paris
with Sara Bernbardt as the Queen. She is said
to have been '.::wondserfully thrilling" in the
part. ' :,
More new millinery goods and choice novel,
ties at ". Il. Ragedon's, Madison street, be-
tween Wabash and State, ami his prices are
Fiat waves, a knot low at the back Of the
head, smoothly braided hair and chienons,
worn low, are among the present styles Of
hair dressing in Pa{(s. j.. - -, - -,
The handsomest assortment of Newport and :.
Oxford ties aud slippers iu all tho leading styles
Is to be found ot t.: n Wheeler & Co.'s Il East
Painting holds THE middle place between
sculpture, which We can sec and touch aud
music, which we scan neither see nor touch.
More exact than music, it defines sentiments
and thoughts BY visible forms aud colors, but it
cannot, like music, transport US into the unim-
penetrable worlds.
Fill the vacant spaces on your walls with
Heliotype reproductions Of old epgraVings 81
each. Robins, 173 Wabash avenue {Cobb's
Library. 49, 49,. -.
A copy Of the marriage service, separately
bound, was presented at tue Duke Of Cor
naught'5 Wedding, to every invited gu :st, to be
kept as memento of the occasion.
Ladies will ind the imported bonucts at Mrs. |
Bland's, POS Wabash avenue, over O'Brien's, the I
perfection Of taste. !. a.
a new and pretty idea for spring costumes Of
wash goods is. to make Eecktic OF the dress /
Stamp the ends in an elaborate pat- |
tern and enlbroidcr in different co!orcd en-
broidery cotton. Later III the season, wide |
brimmcd straw hats,,. for country wear, will be
with scarf Of the dress goods.
]. W. Halliday, fine engraver, has removed to |
W Monroe street. opposite the FalnEr house.
Wedding Invitations are specially.
An old miser, having listened to E powerful |
discourse on charity, said: "Tbat nermon Sd !
strongly proves the necessity Of alms-glving !
almost mind to beg.", -.
Budd Dob}e feels proud of the massive gold
plated harness just made for him By Tompkius. |
Burlingame u Co., $50 Wabash avenue, aud
well he may. II you would see beauty step
IN there and examine It.
just as the tide rises slowly but surely, so the
feminine toilette is gradually growing more
volumlnous.
We can commend Thomas Grif1in's renoyn-
tion Of feathers, mattresses, etc. by steam, to
Send orders to 2G2 State street.
A San Francisco paper says that Rose Eytinee
has taken great liking for joaquin Millcr's
laughter Mande. and has taken her IRON the
,allet and into Oregon 9TH her, with view to
pushing her alongin the dramatic profession.
Ed Brown, formerly %, has fitted up No.. 20
Adams street in gorgeous style. .-'.-..
The cabinet remains . faynrfta niern nf ft,rni. |