Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 31, 1878, Page 1

i i VOLUME XXXI1X. DRY GOODS. GENTS' FURNISIIING GOODS. GREAT CLOSING SALE DRY GOODS! & SIMPSON, 105 Have decided to CLOSE QUT THEIR BUSINESS IN CHICAGO, and will of- fer MONDAY their entire stock at such prices that will insure a SPEEDY SALE. TS 15 2ot & 010 Stock, bt all New, Fresh SPRING GOODS, Which we are closing out ‘previous to closing up business in Chicago. An early call witl secure the best assortment. AUl parties indebted to us awill please call and scttle their accounts at once, as the busi- ness must be closed wp before rwell & Simsm 105 STATE-ST. SIL"ER GOOD:- SILVER GOODS. We have a new lot of Rogers, Smith & Co.’s celebrated goods, comprising beautiful Tea Sets, from 520 to $60; Urns, Turreens, Cake Baskets, Casters, Fruit and Pre- serve Stands, Ladles, Children’s Cups and Sets, Napkin Rings, Forks, Spoons, &c., at manufactur- crs’ prices. rench Glocks and Ornaments Received from Custom House To-day. GILER, BRA.& (1. 268 Wabash-av. E NAVIGATION, Eflfimerm_l’eople’s Line. FOR LAKE SOPERIOR. On and atter MONDAY, April 1, we will receive freight for all Lake Superior Ports at our Ware- house, foot of Washington-st. For rates and other information apply to LEOPOLD & AUSTRI- AN, 72 Market-st.,, Man’rs Lake Sup. People’s Line Stmrs. FINANCIAL. TGALLUP & CAMERON, MORTGAGE BANKERS 1.ones 10 %0an at current rates. Wanted.some cholce S¥estineats n busluess properts. Improved or not. heclal atientloy given to the management of Chi- 35U property, payment of tares. coflcction of rents, CASEL Pald for State Savings and Fidelity Books, Third and Natjonal clafms. IRA EXTOLMES. General Broker. 83 Washington-st., Chicago. CLAIMS ON T i oyatonat 1, Bank Fidelity Sarings Dusk, State JUHN Il WREN & CO Bankers, Was De best South Side Coke, well screened 20d_good Riaure. a1 7 ceuts a busic ‘at AMRENS & CO.'S, 561 St Madison-st., eastof Ugdea-av. ALl other Kiads ztihe lowist market rate. - WE ARE OFFERING |Special Inducements IN GENTLEMEN'S [URNISHING GOODS, Such as Hats and Caps, Neckwear, Gloves, Shirts in large varieties, Underwear, Suspenders, &c., &c. ‘We have a very large and carefully selected stock at very low figures. ‘We have also a large stock of SILK UMBRELLAS, FROM $3.50 UPWARDS. Same kind are generally sold else- where at $6.50 and upwards. In our Gustom Department ‘Where we Make Suits to Order, We are turning out daily, of the best American and Imported Cloths, Suits from $22.00 up. Chicago has no better Cutters and Fitters than are found at OGDEN, ABLEWHITE & 005, (or. Archer-av. and TWBMY—SBGUM-SL, Wholesale & Retail Clothiers. The Targest House of the kind in Chicago. We n-.ve cver Said Anything About Our ? Furnishing Goods Stock. Bnmm department ALOSE occuples a larger space than the WHOLE of auy other reall clothing store n uspenders 5c, boys' Suspenders 5¢, Suspend- nough for a Prince at 25c: gents' Marseliles 3 Linen Handkerchicfs, ToE G ¢ pairs, A e b Laundried Shirts, w s BT desleable CEvics of nechwear.. Great varlery of fancy hoslery. We won't credit you for & cent, uor sell you LOUD. GAUDY etyles. but your cash wiil get you the most value where the largest buslaess Iy done on the smallest expense. SLEMENT & SAVER, - 418, 418. 420, 423, 4 M) First. orlitash and oy seEionY: ce and Targeat retail Cloting sore.fn the World: OcCupy- ing an area of Joors of more than an acre. DLACK SILKS. PureVegetableDye Is used in the production of HAMOTS HAND-SPUN LAGK SILKS, And as they are woven from the finest raw material, triple twisted, they will neither crack nor cut, and are unsurpassed in value, appear- ance and durability. Deslers are 1nvited to protect themselves by seeing that each pieceis marked HAND-SPUN “Foudee L Ancienne Maison Hamot, Lyon.” LAUNDRY. ROUGH-DRY ‘WASHING AT WONGER'S LAUNDRY Ready for starching and froningz. Bundles of from 5010 75 pleces, 2c per{l(tcc bundics of from 75 to 100 pleces. $1.50 per bundle: bundtes of 100 pleces gr over, 1%c per plece. No_family rough-dry taken for Jess thian 1. At ihese rated it s much cicaver for house keepers 1o fend their washog 1o bring hired e e hoee o do 1t Eestder Avotatni tae Gls: sgreeable features of wash-day. Orders by mall will be promptly attended to. N nurTc for_collecting or dc‘lv:rhlb bundies. Address or call at 45 North Clark, Dearboru-st., €63 Wabash-ov., 901 Cottage 58 3 roetav: WANTED TO RENT. PACKING HOUSE WANTED. A good roomy building, situated near business centre. Address R 40, Tribune office. Wanted to Rent. “We wish to rent store from May 1, 1878, south of river, north of Jackson-st..and east of river. Applyto E.E.SAGE& 200 Randolph-st. QUSINESS CARDS. WM. D. KERFOOT & €0, REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 90 WASHINGTON Rents collected, taxes pald. estates manazed. Spectal attentlon Fiven 10 the interests of non-residents, Ac- counts rendered monthly. E. A. CUMMINGS & CO., RENTING AGENCY, 134 LaSalle-st., corner Madison. Property rented. rents collected, and proceeds prompt- 15 remitced. GO TO JOHFHIN JONES, 119 DEARRORN-ST., and get_your CLOTHES Droughly Cleaned and neacly itepairede - CHICAGO, SUNDAY. MARCH 3!, 1878—SIXTEEN PAGES. PIANOS, FUBRNITURE. Tribune, PRICE FIVE CENTS. DIATIONDS, JEWELRY, Ctc. Root & Son’s fi’fiusac Co. General Westem gency EALLET, DAV & GU’S UPRIGHTS Are found in the homes of Musical Peoplo everywhere. They have been indorsed verbally and by letter by every musician of eminence from ¥ranz Liszt down. More of them are sold in Chicago than of any other make. They are owned and ndmlrefl in almost every intelligent he Thoy are perfect in_Touch, matchless in Tone and Power, and Peerless in every Es- sential Quality. T e They stand in tune longer than any other Pianos in the Thoy have secured tho leading awards at competitive expositions everywhere. S They are, unqualifiodly, the best Pisnos in existence. W.W.KIMBALL, State and Adams-sts. WE desire tocall the attentlon of the oubile to our present very complete stock of TEIWAY UPRIGHT PIANDS, In numerous styles. tacluding, many handsomely nn ished In FRE' W in varfous rich i Eans Shades, and Trnlshod with oF without that most wonderfyl of the maiv recent fmprovements Tade by Sessrs. Stelnway & 5004, the third or TONE-SUSTAINING PEDAL. A call from all admirers of the beautiful solfcited. Avery large assortment of SQUARES alse [n stock. General Western Agents {or Stelnwar Pi ‘fanos, State and Monroe-sts. IIOUSEKEEPING GOODS. CARPETINGS ALL THE LATEST PATTERNS. FURNITURE, OF THE BEST MAKE. WALL PAPER, CHOICE NEW ART DESIGNS. CURTAINS, RAW BILK, LACE, &e. ALL AT POPULAR PRICES. GHICAGO CARPET CO., 233 State-st.,, Old Stand of ALLEN, MACKEY & CO. MERCIANT TAILOR DON'T FORGET IT! POPULAR G0ODS AT POPULAR PRICES. TROUSERS MADE TO AND ORDER AT $5 UPWARD! SULTS Saber ar B2 vrwaro: st on. GCOATS Of the I:tesb and best fabrics. made to or- der n most elegant styles at $20, $35, $30. INSPECTION RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. J.B.HALL & CO,, Tailors, and Men’s Furnishing Goods, 130 Dearbernsst. -BAR DU - UNTIL M.A.'Y A $225, GOLD--SILVER--GREENBACKS, BUYS A GOOD LEATHER-TOP SIDE-BAR BUGGY FROM STUDEBAKER BRI, 151 & 153 Wabash-av. OPTICIAN. A A e e AP ESNANAS DIANASSE, OPTICIAN. Tribune Ruilding. Fine spectac es sulted to all sights on_sclentific prin- ciyles. " Opera and Fleld’ Glases, T Scbuies. Burometers. ke, ok Telcscapes, Miero- e B e WANTED. Wanted--Draftsman Onpe experfenced n drawing Real Estate Maps. €0 LaSalle-st.. Koom 3¢ nu RENT, "FOR RENT. The fine four-story and basement stono- front building, Wos. 10,13, and 14 Lake-st., formerly occupied by H. A. Kohn & Bros. Hasall improvements, steam elevator, steam heating.pipes through entiro building, fire- proof vaults, hara wood offices and stair cases, all conveniences for receiving and shipping goods, and is lighted on the side by analley. This storeis 86x120 ft.,and will be ronted very low to a responsible perty. Ap- ply to 'W. D. KERFOOT & CO., 90 Washington-st. FOR RENT. 154 CLARK-ST. Five-story and basement bulding, 30 feet front, with the largest plate-glass store win- dows on the smza RYAN LATHROP, 94 Dearborn. Lakeside Building, ' Clark and Adams-sts. For rent, entlre fourth floor, With steam heating. power, elevator facllities,&c. Also desirable oflices on sccond and third foors, with steam beating. Inquire at Rouw 5 in the bullding. DOCK LOT. FOR SALE OR RENT, 150 FEET River front. near, Twenty-second-st.. with mailro track adjolning. ApplY to GAN e JAS Room 5, 40 Dearbora-st. TO RENT, 34 and 36 Washington-st. destrable butlding, for mer- cantile purposes. ~ Size, Light on tiiree sides. A fine roou fn 3 mos! 5 Jod o E. A. CUMMINGS & €O., 134 LaSalle-st. TO RENT, Central Doclkk Preperty, The second story of th Market-st.. between Madison and Monroe, now occupfed for Coxi Yard, A valusble and fne locay] 5 &CO.. 134 Lasalle-st. TO REINT. E From May 1, the fine +-storsand basement brick Lutid- inz, 40x80, ¥os. 115 snd 117 Fifth-av., between Madi- son and Wasnlngton-sts., ' adjacent ‘to a wide all fll\'thvr\lflkl‘,el tor, aniescelleut il o8 ent store ai =Dt SopArate. HART BIO TUERS, 166 Fraukiin-at TO RENT, low, to & good tenant, 244 LAKE-ST., 20x100. four storles and basement, with front on South Water-st.; hus water-elevato : JOHY A, YALE, 153 LaSalle-st. TO RENT, 163 and 165 Lake-st.. one door west of Lasalle, 4Sx 80, four-storlcs and basement, will_be rented on favor- able terms tor on year or mofe, o willbe rented fn two sepurate storcs If applled for at o ¥ GREENEDADM, Aent. 70 Fifth-av. FOR RENT, On or before May 1, the store (20x75) 153 Randolpb- st.. oppostte Court Square, sultable for drug store, mer- chant tallor, stationer, hats and caps, etc.. at low rent. Also oflices on second and third foors. very light. To Rent. Elegant flats, first and second floor of No. 15, and first floor of No. 13 East Van Buren- st. Apply from 11 to 1 o’clock on premises. DOCKFOR RENT froniage by 168 feet front on Harrlson-st. fyet front on t. B RL RS Yoo 10 Monore Block. DOCK 0 RENT, Corner of Fifth-av. and Polk-st. ; 200 feet on rive 400 feet decp. 1L, A, GOODRICH, Room 14, 78 Dearborn-st. TO RENT. Finc ofhce for Bank or Kaflroad Company, vaults, piate giass front, at 16 South Clark: cupled by Town of South Chicago. W. S. CARVER. DOCK to RENT 80 feet south of Elghtecnth-st. bridge, West Side, 160x 3. Fine locatlon for coal, limber, or magufacturing Tent for A DuTpotca. Wil emt for oné or 3 term of years. Apply TO RENT. Store 82 Lake-st., entire bullding, now occupled by TRichardson. Boynton & Co. ADPPIY to WM. C. DOW, 8 Tribune Bullding. DOCK TO RENT. 150 fect front, or more If desired, on South Side, near Twenty-second'st. Low rental. Apply to W3L. C. DOY, 8 Tribune Bullding. FORRENT. No. 183 EAST MADISON-ST., 30x70 ft. REES,PIERCE & CO., 989 Dearborn-st. TO RENT. Large front office with vauls, private oflice, etc.. fist door; and aaine on'basement floar of 90 I aSiie-st: BAIRD & BRADLEY, 90 Lasaile-st. To Rent from May 1. STORE Xo. 23 Lake-st., 24130 feet, fiveatorles and brsunent: built extra strong; yery wide alley: water elevator If desired. C.J HAMULET 14 fteaper Block. Eudiire of NOTICE. The Office of the Chlcaio Agency of THE HUTHAL LIFE TNS. Gfl. UP NEW YORE, WINSTOY, Prestdcs 11AS BEEN EESOVAD 20 M CORMICK BUILDING, born-st. Ne. 73 Do e ker, Agent. REMOVAL. )fl’“l & CO.. Gcnenl Agents, DECEEIL S d foor, 64 and 86 h‘tfllt =3 Grand Gatalogne Sale AT AUCTION. RICH AND ELEGANT FURKITURE. On account of recent changes in the firm, THE W. W, STRONG FURNITURE (0. Have instructed us to make s GREAT CLEARING SALE of their Entire Stock Rich, Fing, and Hedinm Furniture, At their Wazerooms, 195 & 197 Wabash-av., MONDBAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, April 8, 9, and 10, at 10 o’clock each day. when will be offered. ParlorSuits & Ghamber Sets Of their well-inown superior workmanship and olegant styles. Dining-room, Library & Hal FURNITURE, Basy Chairs, Lounges, &c., &ec., &c., &e., Including not only the Fine Stock but all the Specialties for which the firm is so well known, affording 8 RARE CHANCE to the Trade and private buyers. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers. THE TOBEY FURNITURE CO. Is now placing in stock a large and elegant line of goods, just manufactured from new designs. This Company, manufacturing its own goods, with fa- cilities excelled by none, can and will sell at the LOWEST manufacturer’s prices. STATE & ADAMS-STS. A few goods of best make, but a little out of style, are being closed out st LESS than Auction Prices. FURNITURE. "5 Weare than any House m the clty, and Ur prices o " HOLTON & HILDRETH, 225 & 227 State-st. MEISCELLANEO Gas Machines. Parttes contemplating purchasing will find 1t to thelr 1nterest w examine machines manufactured by Ai.'\TTHEW: & HOLT, 5 Dearborn-st. 7-SHOT, Nickel-Plated Revolver sent [0 any sd: dress on receipt of el OO By 3.8 S olbane Batidto. Matson & Co Jewelers and Silversmiths, We have large selections of EXTRA COLID MINEDIA- JORNDS, perfect gems in every respect. The market is locded with low grade, ¢ flawed,” and off=colored Stomes, amnd though apparently cheap in price, arein REALITY very dear, as the buyer will find should he wish to sell. ‘Choice selections of Cey- Ion FPearls and Stone Cameo Sets. Large arrvival of French Clocks. Buyers will find our goods of highest standard, our prices fully 20 per cent less than clsewhere.and in addi- tion every article will al- ways prove as represented. Retail and Wholesale Depts., STATE & MONROE-STS. STOULD not fafl to at- tend the great closing. out sale of Watches and Jewelry of John Wmfi*fixffim COAL! HEDHGE ONE DOLLAR PER TON. THE WILHINGTON (OAL ASSOCIATION, Miners and Shippers of Wilmington Coal, 41 West Van Buren-st.,, cor. Canal, Sell Double-Screened Wilmington Tump Coal for Per Ton deliver- ed in any part of ] the city. Per Ton in their ] Wards. If you order of the PRODUCERS you will get a genuine article. Orders by mail or telegraph will receive prompt attention. COAL. LEAIGH VALLEY COAL (O, MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF ANTHRACITE, COAL, AND DEALERS IN LIEHIGEX, BLOSSBURG, BRIA_R. HILL, &e.,&c. Office, N. W. cor. or, arket & Adams-st. R.M. CHERRIE, Gen'l Western Sates Agent. \All orders will receive prompt attention. GANNEL GOAL Is the cleanest, and makes the most cheerful Grate Fire. Itis recommended especially for burning in Grates. For sale, wholesale and re- tail, at KELLEY & MORLEY'S MAIN OFFICE, No. 97 WASHINGTON-ST. BANKING HOUSE AND SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS OF THE STATE SAVINGS INSTITUTION, CHICAGO, he Baking House and Safety Depott Vuulu, Furnl- Pibess 90T the State carinks [natitution. Chl- . bilc aactlon. un- Tt 10 the nnder- . 80 aad 82 La- day of April, e oferea for sale at scranted by the Clrcatt lver. upon the prombsss, Gptian of the pur th 7 percent. intereet, snd clearlen Aibfaciory (o Foceivar. Ifecetver to faraish eond it1e, 10 b cunfirmed by tFE Courty 3o abstract P ie to b Turnished to purcharer. AR Dlds subjece {5 sgpravalorreestion by the Court. Drtalssnted a: "ot Sale. “For furiher particulars apoty 10 gt =5 LTCILS B, 0TS, Riecelver of the State Savings [natitutton. Chicaso. Mareh 19, 1618, DIAMONDS tage, um! nrc warranted accure Tho ey R FAUBELIRCR "plawond neweiry Manufacturer, 70 Modison-s! st GOrICE 356, e Temouatiog of Diamonds spectalty. PEOPLESBULDG & LOIN 4550, WASHINGTO: or 1o t0 .-n e ceni fardw: utlery, and Hovin \veomrmx- op cash eales of ahelf goods 1o clear tock prerlun- toremov- al. ORR & LOCKE 7u tled In sny shspe to order, Bt or cole & PRENTICE. 57 South Canal-it. By C. C. THAYER & CO. ' AT .A.UOTJ.ON Thursday, April 4,2t 10 o’clock a.m,, The Eatlire Contents of the Elegant Restdence, No. 643 Michigan-‘w., nCes, [{.ml;:e o Hiienca Faritare. - B.—Sale will commeace in Pariors, T. E. STAC! Auctioneer. Glhll'l:b A I‘ll“!- t-om and r trimmed, and" SLATE MANTELS. [PROBASCO & RUMNEY 202 STATE-ST. FOREIGN. Rssia Scores a Diplomatic Victory Against England. The Porte Has Promised to Maintain the Strictest _ Neutrality. Ontline of the Correspoudence Relative to the Proposed Congress. Austria Disinclined to Sus- tain England’s Pres- ent Attitude. A Preliminary Conference Suggest- ed by Bismarck Is Prompt- ly Declined. The Russian Press Assuming a _ Defiant Attitude Toward England. Russia Will Not Be Kobbed of the Fruits of Her Victory. Russian and Turkish Officials at Constan- tinople on the Best of Terms. The Allocution of Pope Leo XIIX. Very Conciliatory in Spirit. THE DISPUTANTS. RUSSIA GAINS A POINT. {Special by Cable to The Chicaao Tridune.] Loxypox, March $1—6 a. m.—Russia hes apparently scored the first point against En- gland, by obtaining the promise of the Ports to maintain strict nutrality. =~ This promiso initself does not smount to much, sinco England could ensily force Turkey to tako sides with her, or at lenst to grant her such privileges as would be INCONSISTENT WITA NEUTRALITT, but it shows that of the two probable bel- ligerents Russia has better influence with Turkey than England. Tae Trsuse’s Constantinople correspond- ent telegraphs that the resignation of Ahmed Vefik Pasha is daily expected, and as ho has hitherto been England’s strongest friend in the present Government of Turkey, his retirement would bo considered 23 a tri- umph of RUSSIAN OVER ENGLISH INFLUENCE. Skould this resalt be secured, Russiz can afford to wait upon England's action before developing any active policy, and it would not be unlikely that things should remain in statu quo for several weeks. But England would find such a state of affairs VERY DIFFICULT TO MAINTAIN in the face of public sentiment at home, while it would be absolutely unbearable for Russia for any long period. As soon as sho had succeeded 1n pacifying Austro-Hnngary and in reorganizing and reinforcing her zrmy, she would be forced by her financial necessi- ties to PRESENT AN ULTIMATUM to England, following it up by dafinite M:L of war. Unless the English Governmeni intend war with Russia they will have made them- sclves ridiculous by calling ot the reservo forces, which will add only about 35,000 men to the effective army, and to speak of such a decision 23 intended s a threat to Russin 18 ADSURD. If Russia should reply toit by & sudden de- scent upon tho Bosphorus snd Dardanelles, England's fleet would be left in a most dan- gerous position, which might end in its de- struction. Ay own information leads me to believo that England has resolved upon FAR MOBE WARLIEE MEASURES than the mere calling out of the reserves, and that the instructions telegraphed to Ad- miral Hornby will be followed very shortly by & declaration of war by one Power or tho other. DIPLOMATIC. THE CONFERENCE CORRESFONDENCE. LoxDoy, March 30.—The correspondes cerning the Confercnce is published to-day. The facts are substantialiy as previously commu- nicated in the dispatches to the Associated Press. Austria is the only Government which expressed an opinion about England’s demund for the submission of all the articles of tne Treaty of San Stefsuo to the Congress. ~ Aus- tria thought the reservation of full liberty of action by*the Poswers a sutlicient guarantee, and tnat it was not to the interest of to raise \lllficullics on th csted by Bism:utkaud immediately declined by England, because it was useles: In conversation with Lord Loftus, the Ambassador at St. Petersburg, Gortschakofl, the Russian Premier, said that if the Congress made any modifications in the treaty, they would be subject to further arranzements be- tween Russia and Turkey. R could only accept a discussion of those points of the treaty affecting European tnterests. - Sir Heory Elliot, the British Ambazsador Vienoa, telegrapaed Lord Derbyon the 23 inst. that he was trustworthily informed that Prince Gortschakoll told the Rowmanian agent at St. Petersbury that Russia would not allow the question of the cession of Bessarabia to be dis- cussed by the Congress. IGNATIEFP’S MISSION. Lospox, March 30.—All Vienna correspond- ents of London journals concur in the state- meats that Gen. Ignatiefl’s mission has fafled. The Times Vienns correspondent doubis whether Gen. Ignatiefl bas the power and will 1o alter his map of Bulgaria s to sult the views |