Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1878, Page 1

" YOLUME XXXIX. FURNITURE. A BflN’T] BUY Weare Goods LOWER e ont Wil COD- vines you if you wil GOMPARE EBE’EB% S and quality with others. HOLTON & HILDRETH, “We carry the larg- est Stock, greatest variety, best designs, and sell at the low- est prices. LBY & WIATS, 217 & 219 STATE-ST. the latest Novelties in W, W, Strong Furniture Go, CLOSING OUT TIEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE! Trade Sale Prices REGRDIESS OF COST. . CARBOLINE. ur Kustcrative anit rver is amoig the greal Wonders of ibe present age. WANTED. WANTED, ‘To Purchase a First-Class HOUSE on South Side. Must be a Bargain for Cash. Address Q 222, Tribune office. BUSINESS CHANCE. who¥aat » first-class furnaceman as a partner. One Tho liat some means preferred: not for the vusiness. bt to render supnort unnecessary. I ive more of my time to hotel kitchen outits. 10 m £ by Jetter Wit refercog F ER. 57 Lake-st. otel for Rent. - The Merchants’ Hotel, situated on = ?W cor. Lake and Clark-sts., un- Wnished. Conteins upwards of 50 Tooms, laundry, snd has all the odern improvements. Apply to W.D.FERFOOT & CO. 90 Washingto TELS. Egyuou‘uco & RUMNEY 2u2 NTATE-ST. ‘O RENT. For Rent! ‘The Four-Story and Basement marble-front STORIEI ‘With two Vaults, very Cheap, 246 Wabash-av. Also the Elegant Marble-Front Residences, Ne 81, 83, and 85 South Morzan-st., between Ma €on and Monroe, witn stables, and all modern im- provements. Rent low to No. 1 tenants. Inquire GEO. B. CARPENTER, 133 LaSalle-st. TO RENT, By €. H. MULLIKEY, Room 6, 121 DEARBORN-ST. Real Fstate and Loans. Speclal attention given to th care and management of estates. 0 houses near Woodlawn Station, south of Hyde n fine oraer, at very low rent. ottage on Forty-Hftli-st., for sale very low, or ry brick house, octagon front, very destrable, V.. Just west of Cotfage Grove-av. cars. Vabash-av., for sale very low. heast corner of I.ake and State-sts., wiih v large and desirable room. Roor {n the curner building northeast cor- State-sts.; very desirable, with ele- xcellent_roum for Mapufacturing purposes or le business. To Rent. Store 174 RANDOLPII-ST. 5-Story and Basoment stone front building, 32x165. Inquire of GEO. G. NEWBURY, Rooms 8 and 9 Bryan Block, 164 LaSalle-st. COAL DOCKS TO RENT. North of Lake-st. Bridge, with rail- road facilities, WALTER MATTOCKS. 40 Dearborn-st., Room 1. ROOMS ‘With Steam Power TO RENT. .Apply Corner LaSalle and Mich- igan-sts. FOR RENT. Two front first floor Rooms in Building 84 and 86 LaSalle-st. Also a suite of 2 or 3 Rooms. Inquire at Room 29 on Premises. Ashland-av. Rasidence Sontheast corner of Van Bure-st, 1¢ now being thoroughls repared, and wiil be ready for Ly the tnst. Contalns 12 rooms, with oum and kitchen on malu'floor, fluor. und larse laundry premises. Will be rented ermoath. 14 Dearborn-st. FCR RENT. Nos. 72, 74, 76 Lake-st. 5 Stories and Basement Store, 51 x140, stoam heat, elevator. Apply to PARISH, BAKER & CO., 157 LaSalle-st. TO RENT, On Wzbash-av., near Twenty-second-st., Store I Wahashi-av., location. Would m: third toor same bull jor=, dining: zht. dry cellar with con room. Good vrick barn o to a desirable tenaat at € S, ute alne restsurant. iooms on BAIRD & BRADLI 90 LaSall TO RENT, Central Dock Property, Market-st.,.between Madion and Monroe. now occupled fur Cowi Yard. A valuable und fine loca . A CUMMI 34 and 36 Washington-st. The second story of this desirable bullding, for mer- cantlle purposes. — Size, a0x110. Light on tiiree sides. A fine Toun: [n 3 most ot Tocati 34 LaSalle-st. o 160 Soutt e Now occupied by Fish & Bralnard, Commission Mer- chunts, will be rented from May 1. 20150 feet. SAM'L GCH 114 Dearbo BUILDING 70 REAT! 80 & §2 Randolph-st., near State, Four-etory and Basement Stone-Front Dullding 30x167 feet; alley and arca in rear. N. M. FIL Réom 9, 181 To Rent! Ofices, with or without Vaults, in the METROPOL- ITAN BLOCK. corner of LaSalle and Randolph-sts. Inquire at office of the bullding. O RENT. ory and Basement Double Store 33 and 40 Lasalic-st., eatire, or will be divided to euft tenants. AppIY 1Y WM. C. DOW, 8 Tribune Bullding. TTO RENT. 244 LAKE.ST.. 20x100, four storles und basement. front on Water-st.. Seater elevazor, splenald Hghts rent cheap 1o ayood tenant. The New Four- JOHN A. YALE. 1 Store 52 Lake-st.., four storles and basement, 0vposite. Tremont House: £ood Jocation for DUsiness: HOW occu- pied for house Turnishing. stove, and furnace business, Apply to WAL C. DOW,'8 Tribune Bullding. TO RENT. Office No. 46 South Clark-st., 15x70 feet, two vaults, plate-plass front, in Railroad Centre, or suitable for Banking oF Corposation, st low rent. 48 Soutn Claric-st., Room 14. T0O RENT 7 Office No, 44 South Clark-st., 15x70 feet, two vaalts, piate-zlass front. la:n-lxru{;l‘d !xmre‘ ‘or suitable for Bankiag o corporations, at low o carmie 48 South Clark-st., Room 14. FOR RENT. Desirable otlices on eccond floor of new office ‘building, northwest corner Lake-st and Wabash- av. Apply to T 1, McCORMICK, 169 Washington-st. FOR REINT, Stores on Madicon and Market-sts,, i Cenitral Tnion Block, Northsvest Corner of Madison and Market-ste. |Also office rooms on secoud fioor light business, sultaple e 3.3, HALL, at Building. FOR RENT. Stores3yand 33 River-st., 48x100, with fine dock, evator, with boller and engine and steam- Sl and elev Aoy T UGATES, 93 Washington-sc. CICHAGO, SUNDAY, APRIL 14, 1878—SIXTEEN PAGES WHISKIES. A GASH OFFER! GREAT DEMAND FOR TG WHISKIES. We notice in one of the morning papers a lot of HERMITAGE Bourbon Whisky, 4 years old, for sale at $2.50 per gallon. We desire to state to the Trade and public gener- ally that we WILL PAY $3.00 PER GALLON, CASH, for all the 4-year old HERIMTAGE Whis- kiesoffered,provided that the Whisky is in first hands and FREE FROM CHATTEL MORTGAGE 'CHAPIN & GORE. CLOTI GENTLEMEN Wanting cheap and darable Spring Quifits for themni- selves or for their Dboys, made to order or ready made, can find everything in the line of Clothing, Fuxr- nishing Goods. Elats and Caps. Neckwear, Gloves, Suspenders, ete., ete., at OGDEN, ABLEWHITE & GO'S, 1238 125 Archer-av., 13 & 1 Bloinst, Corner of Twenty-second-st. Suits Made to Order of Handsome Blue Yacht Cloth for 1. CASSIMERE SUITS, $20 and upwards. CONFIRMATION . SUITS, For YOUTHS and BOYS, in large variety. Your inspection is solicited. Men's Spring Suits. Printed Meltor Cawmbridge M Herrlng-on Dari Mixed Casstme i ruted Sp Neat Gray and lirow: Prune Indico Bine Fiavnel Black Twiiled Chevlot (elezant and & few of the very fiiest Ameriean and i Clutis, Cassimeres, and Worsteds at $15, 3 CLIEMENT & SAYICR, 418, 418, 420,422, and 424 Milwaukee-av., REMOVAL TO OUR NEW STORE, 283 & 265 WABASHI-AV.. We are offering Great Rargaine In new and second-hand PIANOS & ORGANS. JULIUS BAUER & (0., Now Corner State and Monroe-sts. Steinway Square Pianos. We have in stock a very ne Second-hand Stelnway Square Piano s first-clos order, anu fully warranted. Can be sold at a bargain. . LYON $HE State and Monr SALE OF BANKING HOUSE AND SAPETY BEPOSIT VAULTS OF THE STATE SAVINGS IRSTETUTICN, CHICAGD, ver. upon the premises, Nos. 80 and 82 La- Chicuko, on Mouday, thé 2" day of April, oclock {n the forenoon. Tt fect front on LaSaile-st.. roof bullding and vauits, rt. and abstract Al bids subfect Details stazed o0 o approvat or rejection by the Cou; AS GNDIY t the tlme of sale, For further part Iecelver of the State Sa Chicago. March 18, 1878, PAINTINGS! FOR AUCTION SALE FINE IMPORTED OIL PAINTINGS THIS WEEK see Elison, Pomeroy & Co.’s adver- tivement 1n Auction Column. CARBOLINE, Its merits are wonderful and izs effecta disc: b greryoody. Tho dally sules exceed all ouier Prepan jons. . OTIS, ngs Institution. PRICE FIVE CENTS. WAXCHES, DIATIONDS, &c. Save Your oney! Purchasers of Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Silv Plated Yare, )‘_‘reuch_(!lo’cks, Bronzc‘s, &e., should rementber lfl:g in our commodious Wabash-av. Store our expenses are one-third less than those of any other prominent Jewelry House, and our prices correspondingly low. That, importing direct throngh }')nrnpcnu Lranches, and paying cashfor gogm]s for our ver, — ex~ tensive Wholesale trade, which no other house does, we offer the best selection of goods, and far lower prices than can be fox;ml at any other housec. GILES, BRO. & CO,, 266 and 268 WABASH-AYV. 50 BOULEVART HAUSSMAN, Paris, France. 39 ST, CATARINA A CHYAJA, Naples. 1 PLACE DU PORT, Geneva, Switzerland. RASSE, na, Austria, 3 I\'IBELUNGEA\'G‘\SSE § WOVEN WIRE Mfifil‘BSSfiS,_]@ Lomegs, THE UNION WIRE HATTRESSCO. Are the largest manufacturers in this line, and offer a quality _of goods unequaled. Their BED LOUNGES Are tasty in appearance, and give a perfect Woven Wire Mattress Bed. Sold by ‘all good Furniture Dealers, and AT OUR SALES- {7 North Clarkest, K S PureVegetahleDye Is used in the production of HAMOTS HAND:3PUN BLAGK SILKS, And as they are woven from the finest raw material, triple twisted, they will neither erack nor cut, and are unsurpassed in value, appear- ance, and durability. Dealers are Invited to protect themselves by seeing that each piece is marked -SPUN HAN Fondee | Ancienne Haison Hamot, Lyon.” “tFondee | PES WANG F R Hilger, Tilger, Jenkins & Faxon, ART PAPER HANGINGS AND HOUSE ECORATIONS SWISS LACE very low. NOTTINGHAM, per yard, 40c and upward ; per pair, $3. HAIR MATTRESSES, best tick, full 40 pounds, $10. All Bedding in proportion. 901 & 906 WABASILAY. CARBOLINE Innow acknowledged by ali scientific men to contatn the properties 10 3 compl torative and Dressing for th by all a. G, 13 J. S. BAS 229 & 23{ State-st., GAS FIXTURES LESS TEHAN COST. We have jost received an elegunt assortment of ; Polished Lrasses, Lustloke aud” Crackle Warc Fix- turea. Will not be undersold. BUSINESS CARDS, Wi, D, KERFOOT & €0, REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 90 WASHHNGTON-ST. Rents collected, taxes paid, estates manazed. Speclal AtLCUon Ve (o the Literesta of NOB-TeSCHS. et Couita rendered monthiy. A. CUMMIXGS & CO., RENTING AGENCY, 134 LaSalle-st.. corner Madison, Property rented, rents collected, and proceeds prompt- 1y rewmfitted. Bats, Belts, Bases, Caps, Shoes, Shirts, Pants, Stockd 3 saleand il ies s 89 \iadison-it. Send tor 11, eatalogue, GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. (. . KIMBALL & (10, 370 & 372 Wabash-av,, ‘Will commence their Spring Opening of Elegant Carriages and Harness on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, When they will show much the LARGEST and BEST stock of Carriages ever exhib- ited 1n the West, including every kind of a vehicle that want or taste can suggest, of the latest New Yorlk and Buropeaa designs, of our own unsurpassed make, and from Brewster & Co., of Broome-st., New Yori, Killam & Co., Menville & Co., and other unequaied malkers. We also have a larze stock of low-priced Cerriages. MADE EX- PRESSLY ¥OR US_AND WARRANT- ED (THAT WE SELL FOR JUST WHAT THEY ARE). AT PRICES HERETO- FORE UNKENOWN. P 4Oyders solicited and satisfaction gusran. ee ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING done promptly, well, and cheap. CARRIAGES. Tt is now a .well settled fact that “the FINEST STOCK of ARRIAGES, PITAETONS, BUS- INESS and PLEASURE BUG- GIES may be fonnd at i 151 & 1 Cleaning 2y 943 Wabash-av. aud 241 North Clark-st, The best of Carpet Fitters and Sewers supplied at half the usual rates charged by Carpet Houses. Orders by Hail Aftended To. Work Wananted the Best. £ Al work called for and delivored. [Carpet ! Cleaning Smeerss 950 Waba WORKS, Goer Wondrut Hotel, Wor are the prices are the very lowest for i or} ealled for und delfvered free of charge. We refer by larket and Washingte ¥ M Carpet Cleaning. AMERICAIN STEN CARPET-CLEARING WORKS, fitted, and relatd. Carpets, Cor- fex, Ilairocks. ete.. made. 10 order. Emnir’é Carget Cleaning, Lo, 59 SOUTE. CANAL-ST. Sole awners of Hamilton's natent rbher beater, Will exterminate all durt and moth from carpets. Beware of Imrostorsand those claliniaz t clean carpiets. with, out rem: om the flour. Branch oflices, 938 and 20 Wab-4 i es aing Company. Carpets taken up. cleaned, e e COn P dbashoav. - Works. southwest & mton snd Quis So: OPENING, OPENING! B. W. WILLIAMS Will open SPRING and SUMMER MIL- LINERY at his new location, 177 ‘Wabash- av., second door south of Cobb’s Librar on TUESDAY. April 16. "REMOVALS. Y (lawe of Flenyle & Currsn), et Madison-st.. would respect- erous fricnds (At he s nOW pre- 3 orders TOCK of Z00ds, 10 W P LOWEST PitiCeS. WILLIAM CUR! Merclinat_ Talior, fully fuform bis red, with s N 5 "zobd izt an MEN'S WEAR. ‘ $15,000 balance to our credit in the Merchants’ SAVINGS, LOAN AND -TRUST 0.8 Bank and the Union Na- tional, WAITING ANY BIG DRIVE In CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, or any goods we deal in, provided they are good goods, and the Men and Boys of Chicago will get a large part of the benefit of any good trade we make. You will find WILLOUGHBY, HILL & CO. in their store all the time, ready to prove that they have the Largest Stock in Chicago. the Best Stock in Chicugo, the Best Style Goods in Chicago, the Lowest Prices in Chicago. All goods can be returned any time you please (if not soiled), and your money will berefunded in such amanner that you will trade with us again, and cause your * friends” to come te us too. Thus, you see, YOU TAKE NO CHANCES! WILLOUGHBY, HILL & CO., celebrated Boston Square-Desling Clothiers for the Masculine Gender, the Liveliest Clothing House in the Country. We believe it, and all the traveling men speak of it. WHAT CAN BE THE CAUSE? CORNER CLARK AXD BEADISON-STS. Branch, 532 Hilwaukee-av., cor. Rucker-st. ght Until 9. 2\ Open Every Nij Our Prices tor the Spring Styles of BO0TS & SHOE $1.00 to $5.00 Ladies® Curncoa, St. Goat, Button Ladies’ Curacoa, Kid. Button....... .00 to ~ 4.51 Ladies’ Tampico, Peb. Goat, Button 3.00to .00 Ladiey’ ** Basxett’s” XXX, French Kid, Button 5.00 Ladles’ - Grison b3 Ladiey & Kid, Side 1. Ladies' Curacon, Ladies’ Curacoa, Oakley,” C: . Cou- gress. or Lace, Machine-samed 5.00 These Prices are Fully 10 to 20 per cent Lower than Last Scason. e are Sole Agents in Chicazo for Ranister & Tichenor's Celebrated Newark Men’s aud-Sewed Work. WEBB & WEBSTER, 82 STATE-ST. ART GALLEIZY. Contine to be the attraction. . Brand has made it possi- ble to obtain the very finest and best Cabinet Photographs at the extraordinarily low price of 86 PerDoz. SITTINGS BY APPOINTMENT. Gallery and Studios, 9210 and 212 Wabash-av. TAILORING. nducements. We have just received alargs in- voice of Spring and Summer Wool- ens of the newest patterns, suitable for Suits and Spring Overcoats, which we will make up at lower prices than ever before, in our well known style. 2 WM. H. GRUBEY, 107S0UTH CLARK-ST, METHODIST CHURCH BLOCK. Werchant Tailormg! NEW SPRING STYLES In Forefym and Domestic Weolens, fust received. Like former yeara, 1 cuarantee good quality, perfect fit, snd reasopable prices. Those of my customers who waat a chieap 1ine of goods can also bo accommodated, as I have & very fair selcction la cheap gouds. L. HUMMEL, 128 North Clark-st, FOREIGN. Cortschakoff's Circular Still Very Widely Dis= cussed. It Is Variously Interpreted Both at Home and Abroad. Marked Tmprovement in the Re- lations Between Russia and Austria. An Autograph Letter from the Czar to the Emperor Francis Joseph, Austrian Negotiations Look~ ing to the Occupation of Bosnia. War Preparations at the Ene glish Dock-Yards Visibly Slackening. Oxford Wins Easily in the Collego Contest on the Thames. TITE SITUATION. GORTSCHAKOFF'S CIRCULAR. Loxpoy, April 13.—At St. Petersburg the opinion regarding Gortschakofl'scircularis much divided. Some consider it a complete political programme and worthy of a ereat Power. Others rezard it as a formal refatation of Lord Salishury’s accusations. Some think it is Russia’s last word,—others the introduction to negotiations on new ground. It has greatly displeased those who wish the Government to nail the colors to the mast and risk all rather than make the slizbtest concessions. SKEPTICAL. The opinion at Berlin continues skeptical about the success of the ncgotiations. Tho _Nord-Deutsche Zeitung, referring to Germany’s mediation, said the joint appeal of England and Russia for the zood offices of Germany could have a meaning only if the partics werc willing to make such coucessions as would put out of the question the possibility of cither party challenging the other. 5 ROGMANIA, Bratiano, the Roumanian Premier, returnea to Vienna Tirsday on his way to Bucharest. He had an interview with Count Andrassy and Herr Tisza. Thethilings Bratiano brings from Ber- linare not encouraging. The conviction there is that the Czar is bent on having Bessarabia back, and tkat he will take it, and that the pest thing the Roumanians can do is to make the best pos- sible terms about the compensation they are to receive. AT CONSTANTINOPLE. The sitnation at Constautinople is still regard- ed as dangerous to peace. Notwitbstandingthe us of the Porte, there are intrizues ‘oing on afong the Pashas, and the-discretion of the Russian commander and of Layard arz doubled. Mehemet Ali, ahd Moukbtar, Osman, Reout, and 8aid Pashas, and other Turkish Gea- erals, dined with Layard yesterday. The Grecks and Bulearians in Roumania and Thrace are quarreling about the possession of the Greck churches, appealing to the Russians and Turks for support. The atmosphere of Constantinople is believed to be daily becomins more inflammable. BOSNIA AND UERZE( CONSTANTINOPLE, April Austrian Ambassador, is uegotiating to obtain the Porte’s consent to the possible Austrian oc- cupation of Bosnia and flerzegovina. NEW RUSSIAN LOAN. ST. PEIERSBURG, April 13.—Subscriptions will open here on the 16th inst. for a new issuc of Treasury bonds amounting to 50,000,000 rubles. DISBANDING. BELGRADE, April 13.—A council between the Minister of War and General Stafl is arranged for the disbanding of the greater partof the Servian forces. A sufficient force will be main- tained to preserveorder in Old Servia. It is considered certain that Servia will not partid- patein any further hostilities. THE CZAR TO FRANCIS JOSEPN. VieNsa, April 13.~A Russian courier has ar- rived here bringing an autograph letter from the Czar to the E:nperor Francis Joseph. The relations between the two Courts have assumed a more conciliatory tendency.® ENGLAND. PORTSMOUTH DOCKS. LoONDOY, April 13.—Tnere has been less ex-: citement at the Portsmouth docle-yard this week. Work is fast assuming toe ordinary routine character. Overtime has been gener- aliy stopped. Very little remains to be done o the way of warlike preparation. Monday it be- cume known that o letter bad been forwarded from the Admiralty to Portsmouth asking how long it would take to et ready for sea the flotilla of iron gun-boats built for service in the Baltic during the last Russian war, and for the most part siuce lying on slips at Haslar. These are formidable little vessels of 254 tous dis- placement, with twin screws, and carrying each an eighteen-ton gun in the bows. Preparations were actually begun to fit them with magazines, when countérmanding orders were received. OXFORD WINS. THE UNIVERSITY KACE. Loxpoy, April 13.—The thirty-tifth race be- tween the Oxford and Cambridge University crews took place this morning on the River Thames, over the usual course, irom Putney to Mortlake, four miles aud two furlongs, and re- sulted in an easy victory for the Oxford crew, making eighteen victories for Oxford. Cam- bridge has been successful in sixteen races, and the one last year was a dead heat. TUE CREWS In the match were as follows: (1zford— [ Cambridge~ Ellison. 53 1b3 Wheeler. .. Cowle Tos' Watson-Tagior. Southwell 1175 Ibs Barke Greenfell. 1bs Spurrs Petham. b3 Pike Burgess #4 1bs Gur Edwards-3oss 1bs Hockin. Marriott.. 5 la Prest. Besumont, Cox 104 lus Davis. Average, 17214 1bs. | Avel The morning broke hazy an cast, but calm and mild. By half-past 9 the sun was shining, and the weather was perfect for the race. ‘The water was smooth aod the crowd of svec- tators immense along the entire course, and es- pecially at the two ends. Flitting craft of ail kinds gave to the river an animated appear- ance. G The betting at Putney, before the start, was four to one on Oxford, which was treeiy offercd, but with no takers, the result being cousidered certain. TEE CROWD. The time of the race, the weather, and every~ thing'was favoruble for & holidsy turnout, so