Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 15, 1877, Page 1

VOLUME XXXI. MILLINERY. TO RENT. WILLIVERY. Y¥e shall open on Monday, April 16, 500 Cases New Goods. THE NEW SHAPES, GLADIATOR, THURSBY, EQUESTRIENNE, fn Chip, Straw, and Fancy Braids. PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. WHOLESALE AND RETATL. D.A.HEWES, 156 & 158 Wabash-av. “MILLINERY. BALLENBERG & METZ Will alsplay a large ussortment of SUIT, WALEING, AND ROUND HATS Daring this week, prior to their Dress Hat Open- ing, which will occur soon. 147 STATE-NT., between Madison and Mouroe. LI STATEbTos Detween Madtson and Mowree: ‘TO RENT. FOR RENT. First floor and basement, with two lofts(entire or in part), of fine build- ing, 50x90 ft., at southeast corner Monroe and Market-sts., at very low figures to good tenant. Also second, third, and fourth floors of 150, 152 and 154 Fifth-av., together or separate. Light onthree sides. Well adapted for wholesale trade. Possession at once. POTWIN & CORBY, 142 Dearborn-st. TO RENT. 1548 CLARK-ST. (neer Medison). Msin store and basement, with seult, safe. and scales. Alwo foorth and Sfth storics, with Hele's Water Balance Elevator. Each foor 28x120 feet. Buildinz A No. 1. ALSO, 112 FIFTH-AV. 100 feet south of Washington-st.). Main etore and basement at 8 low rental. Building 30x80 feet, with ample light. ALSO, 173 ASHLAND-AY, (northwest comer Adams-st.). An elegant resi- dence, with all modern improvements; furnace, gas-fistures, and wire screens included. ‘Furniture for eale cheap, if desired. ~ All new.® BRYAN LATHROP, 94 Dearborn-st. T0 RENT. One-half of the second and the entire tkird and fourth floors of 117 and 119 State-st, The location is one of the most ceniral, and the floors to rent are the most suitable for either a wholesale or retail trade to be fonnd in the city, They are also the only unoccupied floors of the Lind between the Palmer Honse and Field, Leiter & Co.’s. A“Q}y 1o : Ny JANSEN, McCLURG & CO. TO RENT. OFFICES AND ROOMS, DESIRABLE AND CHEAP. IOWE MACHINE COMPANY BOTLDING, Corner State and Jackson-sts. E. A, CCMMINGS & CO.. 134 LaSalle-st. DOCKS. Four hundred and fifty feet of Dock Lots, fronting on Canal-st., between Lake-st. Bridge and Car- roll-st.,, known as the Avery and Transportation Co.’s Docks, wi Lots opposite and railroad facili- ties, TO LEASE For ONE or a TERM of years. MATTOCKS & MASON, Room 1, No. 40 Dearborn-st. SEGOND - FLOOR Of No. 206 State-st., With use of elevator, switable for -any light retail business, or music parlors, TO RENT, either in whole or part. Apply to MATTOCKS & MASON, Room 1, No. 40 Dearborn-st. 208 STATE-ST, Second floor, suitable for Music Rooms, Millinery, Notions, or any light' retail business, TO. RENT, either in whole or part, with use of elevator. Apply to MATTOCKS & MASON, Room 1, No. 40 Dearborn-st. FLATS. Second and third floors, 298 State- st., eight rooms, TO RENT for housekeeping purposes. Apply to MATTOCKS & MASON, Room 1, No. 40] Dearborn-st. WAREHOUSES. Three-story and basement Brick Warehouses on Kingie-st., corner LaSalle, TO RENT for one or a term of years. MATTOCKS & MASON, Room 1, No. 40 Dearborn-st. THIRD FLOOR Of No. 208 STATE-ST., with ele- vator facilities, suitable for any light manufacturing business, TO RENT. Apply to MATTOCKS & MASON, Room 1, No. 40 Dearborn-st. DOGK EOR RENT. Dock and Yard 208x300 ft., North Branch and North-av. Bridge, suit- able for Lumber and Cosi Yard. Rent modera:e. CHARLES GOODMAN, Room 43 Exchange Building. FOR RENT, Bmall Stores, with Basements, on east side Clark-st., between Meadi=on and Mcoroe, Cizes on sacond floor 163 and 135 Claric- #. At 143 Laie.s:., second uoor, 30x140. ¥ib ofiice, water, and elovator, and front rear entrance, by BAIRD & BRADLEY, 90 LaSalle-st. FOR RENT. Suite of three rooms on second foor; two fine cifices on first floor; ¢legant corner office, All in the Portland Block. Apply to T. LYMAN, Room 17 Portland Block. TO REINT. The £tore and basement 176and 178 East Adams- 5L, 44x10) feet: pood light. Also, store and base- ment 180 Adame-£t, 22170 feet. Also, Dock 125 by 300 feet deep, just nonth of Twen- st - GEO. McCONNELL, 180 Adams-t. Dock to Rent. ‘The Dock comer of Polk-st. and Fifth-av.; 200 fect ‘uriver by 40) feet deep. . GOODRICH, Room 14, 78 Dearborn-st. TOR RENT-A BUSY CORNER. The elerant marble-front_Store and Basement on fnx:l::;, Dextto curner of Twellth, with an L Tront: welfih, partition the store, and loase wichier tront, If desired. T. A. JACRSON, State and Twelfth-sts, FOR RENT. Elegant mercanttle rooms, offices, studlos, and sultes 8f xooms for Light housekecplng, curner of State and Monroe-sta, E. S. PIKE, From 11 to 1, Room 10, 70 Monroe-st. STORE TO RENT. 226 West Madison-st., now occupled by J. A Mer- Tiould with dry goodas " oue of the beat busines points 18tae city; wiih Gxiares complete.. Rent low. o 2 AMMOND, 142 State-st. UFFICES TO REAT In LaSafi Block. Several very desirable offices, with vaults, warmed with stesm. Building fully fire- proof, end with elevator. B. W. THOMAS, LaSalle Block. FOR RENT. The Large Central Palace Store, Nos. 113 and 115 State-st. Also the Four Upper Floors, No. 202 Monroe-st., well-lighted, and with Steam Elevator. J. M. WILLIAMS, Nixon Bdg., cor. LaSelle & Monroe-sts. DOCK For Rent, with two water fronts and railroad connection, on South Branch, near Sixteenth-st. R. 8. & W. G. McCORMICK, 155 LaSalle-st. Bock for Rent. 150 feet river front, corner Grove and ‘Todd-sts., with railrozd cornection, now oc- cupied by Mr. Goldberg for coal. Occupa~ tion May 1. JAMES GAMBLE, Room 5, 40 Dearborn-st. FOR RENT. Fine officer, with all modern tmprovements, In the American Express Co.'s Buliding, 7 Mouroe-st. = Rent moderate to geod business tenantucnly. Inquife of A, L. STIM 28, I = 1350 Large office, 1756 feet. with £ood vault and two pri- vate Tooms attached, ob sccond Hoor of Kingsbury Block, Randoloh-st.. very desirable for Insursnce or Taliroad offices. - Apply at office of Kingsbury Estate, Room 1, 51 Clark-st. FOR RENT ntMnhlefln'u Nos. 10 and 12 West Randolph-st. Tlihor withont steam power, lias clevator and raii- Toud side-track. Inquire st 26 Larrabee-st. DOCK LO St ot oen o sonh o Toen x chean. & & Bryan Block, 15 Lasatie-st. = e TO RENT, Yrom May 1, Stores 201 and_203 South ater-st, JOEN A. YALE, 153 Lasalle-st. TO RENT, ftore No. 173 Clark-st., wi t Bassment: nder Hantoncnt, T O WiRon E. C. COLE & C0., 144 Dearborn-st. . Goal Bock For Rent, Tue Dock ;i DiysoPek 454 Offce now occupled by Brackebush, i .. west end Randolph-st. brid; Inguire SE P, MURPHY, 85 Soul: S;grlmon-n.‘e‘ g TO RENT- 32 Prieg IACk S corner of Cass, three story and basement Dobiies Tith tas Sxuires, beaicr, aud range. C.N. HAMMOND, 1425tate-st. IS TORE FOR RENT 16573 May1; dve-story and basement; stone front; S2x " No. 174 and 178 Randolph-st.. WAITE, CLARKE & DORMAN, 102 Washingion-st. FOR RENT. 20 rooms (2 floors) corner State-st. and Eldridge- court, sultable for boarding ho e ‘Corner store and tasement No. 437 Bt 15 ruoma for offices and alceping-rmoms, and large hall forindze purpesesr lighy manufaciuring. at northeast t and Van Syl < URT. 164 LaSallc-st. TO RENT. Two DOCKS and Jots on North Branch between Ohlo and Ontario-sts. Inquire at office of Kinzsbury Estate, Room 1, 51 Clark-st. FOR RENT. Destrable ofiices at 191 and 183 Cl offices, offices iu suites and slugl vault.’ Rents low to business tena TO RENT. ble Store, 43 and 45 Frankiln-st., first floor and. boment. “ient JoW to gooa trasnt" Inquire aL133 onroe-st., Room 6. £ DOCK For Rent, ad!ofn!ni Harrison-st. Bridge. 255 feet water iront by 200 deep. _Apvly to EUNTER & PAGE, 10 Hovore Block. FOR REINT, Convenient dwelling, 10 rooms, Prairie-av., near Twenty-foarth-st. ~ Rent moderate. Apply to HUNTER & PAGE, 10 Honore Block. CHICAGO, SUNDAY. APRIL 15, 1877—SIXTEEN PAGES. e Chicago Duaily Teibune. PRICE FIVE CENTS, FURNITURE. CURTAINS, UPROLSTERY, &c. SPIRGEL & CARY, 251 & 253_Wahash-av. ‘We have a beautiful stock of new designs in Furniture now ready for inspection, including many Novelties in Parlor&Bedroom Sefs, ‘Hall-stands,Tables and Stands; ODD PIECES, in great varie- ties, ete. Our constant increase in sales and the daily assurance of our patrons warrants us in saying that no house in the city meets our EXTREME LOW FIG- URES. GIVE:US A CALL. 251 & 253 Wabash-av. WORTH REMENBERING. 1t pays to purchase Elegant and Durable Furniture. h ‘We are not “Selling Out,”” because we propose to stay right here in Chicago and be personslly responsible for the excellence of All Goods purchased of us. But we ARE prepared to sell furniture of approved and novel styles, made *“On Honor,” at rates usually charged elsewhere for that which is poorly designed and cheaply manufactured. Itis just as easy to produce Furniture of & substantisl and attractive class as 1o make it of the ordinary kind. We manufacture nothing which is not elegant and artistic, while all Our Prices are graded to suit this the Era of Economy. Please vasit Our Store, Inspect Our Goods, and Learn Our Prices before purchasing elsewhere. W.W.STRONG FURNITURE CO, 195 & 197 Wabash-av,, Corner of Adams-st. IMPORTANT FURNITURE BUYERS, THE TOBEY FURNITURE, (0. Having determined to close out its entire stock of Furniture, the largest, finest, and best assorted in the West, will offer on and after Monday, April 2, its entire stock at prices below anything ever before heard of. Most of these goods are of the most fashioneble styles, recently manufactured by this Company, and many of them will be sold at less ‘than half their former prices, and at less than they can be manu-~ factured for to-day. Such an opportonity for dpm-chflsing Farniture has never ocenrred before in Chicago, and probably never will again, Purchasers can have théir goods stored from 30 to 60 days free of charge, The atlention of Dealers is particularly invited to this sale. THE TOBEY FURNITURE C0., State and Adams-sts. ATTENTION! 8ee potice in Auction Column of Mort. gage Sale ior MONDAY, A(rnl 16, at 543 Michizan-ov. Largest and finest lot of Furniture offered this season. Open for inspection at 8:30 8. m. T. E. STACY, Office 186 Dearborn-st. CARPET CLEANING. PHILLIPS OLD-ESTABLISHED Steam Carpet-Cleaning Works, REMOVED TO 960 Wabash-av.. near Twenty-second-st, Branch Office—110 Dearborn-st. Works—G5 and 67 South Canal-st. Orders by mail called for. Samples of Oor Work Entered for the Last Threg Seasous at fhie Exposition. AMNG AND GENERAL OVATING WORKS. Faded and solled Furniture, etc., cleaned, and colors 1 card orders promptly attended to. h-av., second door south of C. B. & ‘WEAVER & SON, Propristors. GARDEN CITY CARPET CLEANING (0. ‘Works, S.W. cor. Clinton and Quincy-sts. Main Office, 101 Wabash-av., Chicago. H. S. CARPENTER & CO. Ghicago Carpet Cloaning Co, $43 Wabash-av. Orders by mail called for and delivere froe. Western Carpet Cleaning Co. 11 Cottage Grove-av. Works, 1613 Arnold-st. Al orders by mail promptly attended to. ROTH & ROBERTS. Practical Carpet-Layers and Fitters. New Styles Lace Curtains, Lambre. quins, and Uphol- stery Goods atBot- tom Prices. Hilger, Jenkins & Faxon, 2297231 State-st. New Styles of Eastlake,Morris& Dresser Papersat Hilger, Jenkins & Faxon's, 229 and 231 State-st. REAL ESTATE. EAST GROVE! $85 and $100 for a Lot 30 Wide by 132 Feet Deep! Ouly $10 Cash, $6 a Honth, o Inepest! Five minutes’ walk from East Grove Sta- tion, 10 minutes’ walk from Downer’s Grove Btation. Over 1,000 inhabitants, churches, schools, stores, ete. ‘This proverty is strictly FIRST-CLASS, ‘wonderfully cheap,lsituated on the O., B. & Q. B. R., with nino trains from, eight to the city, daily, and low monthly commutation. These lots are improving rapidly with dwgllings, shade and ornamental trees, side- palks, oic. All are Ligh, rolling Iand, 250 foet above the lovol of Y.ake Michigen, in one of the most beautitul neighborhoods near Chicago, and commanding z fine view of the surrounding hills and woods. i \E?xhn is l:c"" °h€mc° ]:o uum-nrel & lovely rban home, or to make a surely-i investment. Abstracts free. A Come in this woek, and gog‘d see this property free. STREDT & BRADFORD, 71 Washington-st., Room 4. FOR SALE, CHEAP. Twenty-fifth-at., 3-story and basement stone front, full lot, $8,500. Eighteenth-st., briok Hoass aid siable, 1ot 35aryor Ty 500 Small cash payment required, balance FOR SALE CHEAP ARD ON EASY TERMS OR PART EXCIANGE. BEICK RESIDENCE 3% MILES FROM COURT-HOUSE, Close to Park, onie-cars. and lake shore. Large barn, spacfous grounds, shad. and frult trees: ali clty con: venfences; a tirst-clas Tesidence In every respect, aua fu perie cr. Apply at Room 49 Merchants' Bulld- ng, nort Aldine Square Houces for eale or rent. Apply to U. P. Smith, at Tioom 23 Portland Block, between 12 and 1 o'clock . m., and at No. 17 Aldine-square after 3 o'clock p. m, ¢ corner LuSalle and Wasnington-sts. TODES. GHORMLEY Is now in his new and elegant Establish- ment, 286 & 268 Wabash-av. The Latest of Parisian Styles are imported express- 1y for him. Everything Novel, Refined, Art- istic, and Beautifnl Is found only at GHORMLEY'’S. SPRING GOODS. DRY GOODS, & WILL OFFE Jobber’s Stock AT HALF PRICE. 10,000 yds Fast'Colored Prints ot 434e, worth e, 5,000 ydr Plaid Suitings at 7c and 8c, worth 12}4¢ and 15¢. 20,000 ydv! \:'an! Piaid Suitings at 15c, former e 350, 10,000 yds Mohair Alpa ywunh iy paca, in all shades, at 18c, 5,000 yds 3-+Chashmeres at 22c, worth 35c. 500 pieces Black French Cashmeres at 35¢, worth G0c. 500 pleceulAl’_l:Wnol Black Cashmeres at 50c, C. worth 75¢. 800 picces 50-inch Black Cash: G5¢, worth 90c and Snll. emiat 0 $20,000 Worth of Linens and Quills AT AUCTION PRICES. 1,000 dozen Linen Tt s at 7c, L and 150, wWorth 195 16 oas, = 0o 12H4e 1,000 Honey-Comb Quilts at 50c, worth $1. 500 Jucquard Quilts at 75¢c. former price $1.25. 500 Marserlles Quilts at $1.25, 81.50, $1.75, $2 and $2.25, from nuction; very cheap. 1,000 picces Crash at Gbic, e and 8c, worth 106, 500 plens ants Chaen at 2 ieces Tabie Linen af P bout hald price. 2y 00 aad gy BANERUPT 8TOCK OF 5,000 Bolemridn Glass Vases and Sets AT 50c ON THE DOLLAR. ,000 Vases at-15c, 20c and 25¢, not half price. 500 Sets at 75¢ and $1, worth $1.50 and $2. SUITS AND SHAWLS. Jobber's stock of 5,000 Spring Shawls at$1, $1.25, S1.50, $1.75, 82, §2.25 and $2.50, half 1,000 Lisen Salts a0 $5.25, $2.75, $3.50, §4, " 8450, 85, $6, $7 and $8, ot manufsctur: era’ prices., 500 Stoll Suits at .50, $5, $6, $7, $8 and §10, a job lot. BTILL ANOTHER Bankrupt Stock of Doofs and Shoes AT HALF PRICE. 50,000 yds Hamburg Edgings at 2¢, 2%e, 3c, 4c, &, 6¢, 7c, 82, 1Uc, 12%c, 15¢, 18c, 20c, 22¢ and 25c; on importer's atock, boght at a great sacnfice. 10,000 Lace Ties at 5¢, worth 20c. 5,000 SiIk Ties at 5¢ and 8¢, worth 12%c and 20c. MANUFACTURER’S STOCK Of 500 packagea Glassware at half price. Job lot of 10 pleces Black Silks will be offeredMon- day at half price. BOSTON STORE 118 & 120 State-st. PHOXTOGRAP®IY. ' PHOTOGRAPHER, N. W. Cor. State and Madison-sts., Elevator entrance, 75 Madlson-at. Formerly 244 West Washington-st. COPELIN has made Photo- graphs for the leading celebrities, such as Miss Emma Thursby, Tom Karl, F. S. Chanfrau, Miss Mar- tineze, E, F. Thorne, Miss Don, and others. COAL. GARTSHERR] COAL, FOR STEAM AND DO- MESTIC USE. 101 Washington-st. 192 East Twelfth-st. Water-st., North Pier. BEST INDIANA STEAM COAL IN CAR LOTS, AT LOWEST RATES. RACCOON VALLEY COAL GO, 99 Washington-st. L. B. STOWELL Has just returned from New York with SPRING GOODS, and is selling them at greatly reduced prices for cash. CORNER MADISON AXD CLARK-STS. Entrance 145 Clark and 116 Madlson. FINANCIAL. DIME BANE, &) State of Mingls. CHICAGO. Pays interest on_Savings Depomts at 5 per cent under the rules. Coupon investment certificatesin sums of $100 a1d multiples at 6 per cent semi-an- nually. First-Mortgage Bonds yielding 8 percent. TO LOAN, The following sums on spproved Chicsgo real estate: * £2,000 at 8 per cenf interost. $2,500 at 8 per cent intereat. $3,000 at 8 per cent interest. $4,000 at 8 per cent interest. $5,000 at 8 per cent intereat. s SAMUEL GEHR, 114 Dearborn-st. - ALLEN & E_)ICKSON, (arpet-Cleaning Works, - 252 FIFTH-AV. Orders by mall prompty stiended to. o BEOVALS, REMOVAT. (. J. DURROUGHS & (0., PRINTERS, i ‘Have removed from 188 Clark-st. to 192 & 194 CLARK-ST. EDWARD L. BREWSTER, 101 Washington-st., Buys snd sells COMMERCIAL PAPER, LUCAL STOCKS and BONDS. '« LOANS on tirst- rals negotisted st Low Rates of Interest. FOR SALE—~Exposition Sjock. Elgin Watch btock. Clty RallwayStock. Bank Stock:1 BANKING HOUSE of LAZARUS SILVERMAN | 855, Chamber of Ccnfin_ erce, Chicago, Has money toloan on Real E“.::a Produce and Pro- Cot Un.lgfl Mercantlle Paper, ::l‘h;:. City l§d nflwu Ty . COAL $1 PER TON LESS THAN THB MARKET. PRICE. Range and Chestnut $7 per Ton Delivered. A PRIME QUALITY and full welght guaranteed. Onaccount af the expiratlon o ase_of my dock, Tmake this reductton. LOBELG, o. BY CARR1AGES, Etc. BABY CARRIAGES VELOCIPEDES. largest and finest aseortment in this market, Ther 8 &t very moderate prices. VERGHO, RUHLING & (0., 138, 140 & 142 State-st. BUSINESS CARDS. PASSPORTS, ‘Persons golng to Europe, or to any part of the vgrld. can obtaln thelr passports by calling st my ofice, No. 3 Methodist Charch Block, corner Clsrk and Washing- ton-ets, Chicago, or by sddreszing we through the ‘mall. SIMEON W. KIN{ L, : er, United Stetes Commis- e Tatonts of Decds for sl tho Siates and Territories. MOVING. cks and careful men furnished to Move FoEe S Sienigan-ar. GO TO JOHN JONES, ‘No. 110 Dearborn-st., and get your clothes thor- oughly cleaned and neatly repaired. LOOMIS LAUNDRY, t Monroe-st. Reduced prices. Branch R O und 471 Weat Madison-st. Duttons re ree. GAS FIXTURES geslers prices at GAIL'S;Gus Fixture okt T e et ‘Canal-st. (at HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. For Cash Or on Time, Wewillsell goods 15 per cent cheap- er than any house in Chicago. We are now 7ready for our Spring business, and have the finest stock of House-Furnishing Goods 1west of New York. Four floors of our stone-front building are always filled with Choice, New Goods. You can furnish a House Complete lere very much cheaper than any- where in Chicago, as we can afford to sell goods clheaper than those who only sell one class of goods, as we own our building and have light expenses, and buy direct from the manufacturers and in large quantities. o If you want New and Choice Spring Designs of Carpets and Oil Cloths, you showld call on us. Our prices are lower than ever. e have all the best Patterns in Higgins, Lowell, Hartford Goods, and many other Manuracturers, and we can and will astonish the closest buyers, both in prices and quality. . We have the Finest Line of Cool- ing Stoves and Ranges west of New Xork, and at astonishing low prices, and in our Furniture Departnent we have new and elegant designs in French Dressing_Case, Bed-Room Furniture, etc,, Parlor Furniture, Lusy Chairs, Bool: Cases, Ladies’ Secretaries, Huir Mattresses, FPil- lows, Rocking Chairs, Dining-Room Furniture, and, in fact, anything needed to furnish a house complete, and at such prices as were never known before in Chicago. It will pay all to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. The Only House in_Chicago that can Furnish a House Complete with First-Class Goods. . WA Lowell & o, 736 West Madison-st., Open Evenings. Corner Lincoln. GREAT STOVE SALE. 1 am about to retire from the stove business, and will sell AT ATCTION, at my store, 150 Lake-st.. TUESDAY, April 17, begin- uiog at 10'a. m., all the stack, condiating of Ran: Cook and Heating Stoves, of the besc Eastern manu fure. The goods are all latest styles. Also st faraiture, eic. AL SEARLES, Agent. PRIVATE SALE Of Bed-Room and Kitchen Farniture, Stoves, Sofas, and otber household gouds, aud all ehe earpets; 4z No. 1024 Sifchigan-av. Call at above number Monday, Aprll 16, between10a. m. and 3 p, m. PYXANOS AND OEGANS. PIANOS! Besides a very large stock of the celebra- ted KNABE PIANOS And FAVORITE BAUER PIANOS, WE ARE OFFERING for sale at SPECIAL INDUCE- MENTS & number of second-hand UPRIGHT and SQUAREI PIANOS of different makers. Among them are a few KNABE and BAUER PIANOS 1n excel- lent condition. Call and examine our Stock. JULIUS BAUER & CO, Cor. State & Monroe-sts., PALMER HOUSE. MATHUSHEK PTANOS! ‘With BEqualizing Scale and Linoar Bridge. The Mathushek Planos ere now scknowledged by the best judges of music, in all parts of our country, to be Vestly supertur to any other Pianos made. Catalogue, containing full explanation of the Equal- fzing Scale and Linear Bridge, sent free upon applica- tlon: nu person wishing to purchase a Plano should fafl to send forone. Taylor & Farley Organs. New and Beautiful Design of Cases. PELTOR & POMEROY, 229 & 231 Staie-St, Chicagn. Scte Agents for the Northwest. EF-AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWY. TEINWAY UPRIGHT _ PIANO. The owner having no further use for it, has left with us for sale & most superb Cabinet Grand Steinwav Up- right. Has been In use about a year, but {s as good na new, and will be sold extremely’low If applied for soon, LYON & HEALY., State and Monroe-sts.. FUR STORAGE. Save Your By Sending Them to Us FURS for Safe- from Keeping. We would CAUTION our customers against placing their FURS In iron or stone VAULTS. as the molsture generally produced by the condensation of the atmos- phere Is cqually as destructive as moth. WE INSURE AGAINST ALL LOSS. Charges lower than the lowest. . FH. BROMWELL & CO., FURRIERS, 161 State-st., Chicago. WANTED. A First-class Aplicant Wants to rent a large and flne house in a desira- ble portion of the South Division, ronhlnlni about 20 rooms, wit¥ hall in the middle, heate Ly steam or hot watef, with stable and carriage Toom. SAMUEL GERR, 114 Dearborn-st. e destre to eazage at once, or for the Ist of Jaly, 3 genticman s 8 traveling salesman fn the wholesale hat business; one that s well acqualnted with the trade throughout the central and northern part of Wisconstn. An Amerlcan preferred. Application mustbe made {n person. CHAS. STEIN & CO., 337 and 230 Broadway. Milwaukce, Wis. WANTED, -revolution Printing-Press. _State msker's S he ¥ of b, rice, ad where It oan be soca. Adirin X 61, Trivune TUBKEY DEFTANT. Text of the Turkish Note in Reply to the Protocol. Montenegro Can Expect No Better Terms than Servia. ’ Twkey Will Disarm When Russia Sets the Ex- ample. The Porte Will Stand Firmly by the Treaty of Paris, Which Instrument Recognizes the - Principle of Non-Inter- vention, The Protocol Declared to Be Des« titute of All Equity. Relations Between the Porte and Montenegro Broken Off. Persia Intervenes and Lays Claim to Bagdad. A Panic Imminent on the London and Paris Stock Exchanges. THE EAST. THE TCRKISH NOTE 1IN REPLY TO THE PROTOCOL Loxpox, April 14.—The Turkish note uses very strong language. The five points of Count Schouv- aloff's declarations are answered serlatim as fol- lows: In reply to the declaration of his Excellency the Russian Ambassador, -the Sublime Porte ou its side naties to the signatory Powers the following declazation: MONTENEGRO. 1. Adopting towards Montenegro the same line of conduct which brought aboat the pacification of * Servio. The Sublime Porte spontaneously in- formed ‘the Prince two months ago that it _would spare no effort to arrive at an understanding with him evenat the price of certain eacrifices. Considering Montenegro 28 an integral part of the Ottoman territory, the Porte purnosed the rectification of the line of * demarkation which secured advantages to Mon- tencgro, and it henceforward depends entirely upon the moderate counsels which the Porte hopes will prevailat Cettinje whether this affaic may be considered as terminated. THE PROMISED REFORMS. 2. The Imperial Government is prepared to apply all promised reforms, bat these reforms, in conformity with the fundamentul provisions of our Constitation, cannot have a special or exclusive character, and it I8 in this epirit that the Imperial Government, inits fall and entire liberty, will continue to apply its instractions. DISARMAMENT. 3. The Imperial Government is resdy to re- place its armies on a peacefal footing as soon as ft shall sec the Ruasian Government take measures to the same end. The armaments of Tarkey have an exclusively defensive character, and the relations of friendship and esteem which unite the two Empires;inspire the hope that the St. Petersburg Cabinet will not alone in Europe per- sistin the idea that the Christian population in Turkey are exposed to such dangers from their own Government that it is necessary to accama- Iate against a neighboring and friendly State all the ‘means of invasion and destruction. THE TURKISH OUTRAGES. 4. With regard to the disturbances which might break out in Turkey and stop the demobilization of the Russian army, the Imperial Government, which repels the imperions terms in which this idea has been expressed, believes Europe is convinced that the disturbances which bave troubled the provinces were due to foreign instigation; that the Imperial Government conld not be held responsible for them, and that consequently the Russian Government would not e justified in making demobilization of its armies dependent upon such contingencies. WILL NOT TREAT WITH RUSSTA. 5. Concerning the dispatch of the special envoy _ to St. Petersburg to treat on the question of dis- armament, the Imperial Government, which would ‘have no reason to refuse an act of courtesy recip- rocally required by diplomatic usages, perceives no connection between this act of international courtesy and disarmament, which there was no plansible motive for delaying, and which mizht be carried into‘efféct by singie telegraphic order. BMPHATIC. The following is the concludingand most em- phatic section: *‘Maintaining with other friendly States relations regulated by international Jaw antl treatiee, Turkey cannot allow forcign sgents or representatives, charged to protect the interests of their compatriots, to bave any mission of official supervision. The Imperial Government in fact is not aware how it can have deserved so ill of justice and civilization as 1o see itself placed in a homill- ating position withoat example in the world. = The treaty of Paris gave explicit sanction to the prin- ciple of non-latervention. This treaty, which binds together the Powers who participated in it as well'as Turkey, cannot be abolished by a protocol 1n which Turkey has had no share, sndif Tuar- key appeals 1o the stipulations of the treaty of Paris it is not that that treaty hascreated in her favor any rights which she would not poseess with- out it. but rather for the purpose of calling atten- tion to the grave reacons which. in the interests of the general peace of Europe, induced the Powers twenty years ago to place the recognition of in- violability of his Empire’s right to sovereignty under the guarantee of a collective promise. With regard to the clanse, which in the caunse of the non-execation of the promised reforms wonld seek to confer upon the Powers the right of recurring to . ulterior measare, the Imperial Government per- ceives therein a fresh attack upon Ita dignity and its rights, a*measure of intimidation calcalated to deprive its acts of any merit of spon- taneity, and & source of grave complications both in the present and the fature. No consideration, therefore, can arrest the Government m itsde- termination to protest against views enanciated in the protocol of the 31st of March, and to treat it as far as Turkey is concerned as MESTITUTE OF ALL EQUITY, and conscauently also of all obligatory character. Exposed to hoatile saggestions, to unmerited sus- picion, ana to violations of nternational law, Tar- key feels that she is now contending for her exist- ence. Strong in the justice of her canse, and trusting 1n God, she determines to fgnore what has been decided withont her andeagafnat her, resolved to retain in the world the place which Providence has destined for her. In ‘this rogard she wiil not cease to cncounter attacks directed agalrst her with general principles of public right and - -, aathority of the great Enropean_act which pledges the honor of the Powers that signed the protocol of the 31st of March, & docament which in ber eyes bas 1o legal claim to_exact compliance. She appeals to the conscience of the cabinets which she . has the right to consider animated towards her by the same sentiments of elevated equity and friend- ‘ehip asin the past. Immediate and simnltancous Qisarmament would be the only efficacious means of avolding the danger by which the general peace 18 ths cd. The reply which the Imperial Gov- emnment hes made to the declaration of the Am= ‘bassador of Russia furnished the Powers. with suitable elements for Lringing. aboat the result.. which they most assuredly will not seek to obtain by perasting in imposing vpon the Ottoman Em-