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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15
Work Befsve the Legislature.
IN THR SENATE.
ISLAND rLRRY COMPANY.

Senator LaBau introduced bill TO incorpo-
rate the Island Ferry Company Of the City Of New
York. and naming As the first corpOrstors Thos. c.
Devin, Thomas A. Pttman, Issac W alters, n g. Cog
Stevens. and Malcolm Campbell They propose estsb-
fishing steam ferry TO ply along the west shore OF the
city from the northerly side Of Spuyten pyv Creek TO
the foot Of Courtlandst The capital stock is 10 Be
$4,000
PUBLIC MARKIT N SEw-YoRK CITY.
Senator Lent introduced q bill providing for the
erection of public market the ground known the
"GADsevoort properly" now owned by the Corpora
ton and located in the Ninth Ward Of the said city.
bounded BY the Hudson River on the west Twelfth st.
on the north and west and Gansevoor st. the east
end south.
The Governor may appoint three Commissioners 10
superintend the work who shah receive g PEI diem
while engaged the work The authorities OF the city
deDominated the Market Stock No. . for an amount
mo- TO exceed $3.50 ooo t0o 600 TO be issued in May
1866 and the balance during tie next two succeeding
years. to carry out the provisions Of this act
IN RELATION To MORTGAGES.
Senator La Bau introduced bill providing
that a mortgage taken upon any building in progress
Of erection, alteration or repair in the City OF New
York shall have priority over any lien put upon TIE
same after the record Of such mortgage.
Section provides that 10 entiile sny mortgage to
the benefit Of this Act, IL shall DE his duty to keeI
posted upon the buildings notice for IA days-ssic
notice stating the fact that mortgage Is about TO b
taken upon the building.
RASDs ELEVATED RAILWAY N yEw-YoRK.
Senator Bennett introduced bill providing that tie
following persons may construct and operate
railway upon CERTAIN streets named hereafter: VIM. II
Rand James y. Bennet. Geo. II. Hsynes. Lambert
wardel and Samuel barton.
The route proposed commences AZ the easterly side
Whitehall ST. and The norihery side OF Souihst aons
side 20 Fourteenth-st thenee along the soufhery anC
ueA.er,y a...s " - n ~
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80. ,..n,ne the true power and letting fne i'e
:. nd wherever our travels may lead u.s. IN raif0"1
a.. ,tesuboats, rural Villages, and sta~y ''"hs
.A.u and soing on the contest whose 'i'ipe e''",'
"a. !. in Congress. but 10 which Gil nave part s''"''
% do or 10 suffer. ,,,.rs
o. s,,ev.u Washington. The President VIC have
.ssn "a, on the Tuesday following the Veto Message
,Ae na evening reception at the White House dd not
..,s na hut se think we laye seen bis rehecuon !"
,ho vn,,or Of ,he future. Farewell marble DOME iai
,.s,men, ,rpreme Liberty. Farewell endless ana
sn,,v avenues, mysterious departments enVied anu
.,vou, oscials and candidates To the southern pO"
s,.isu Of other days, Washington may have sppe"eu
. Mecca of faith or Paris OF delights 10 niu' !''
ssrces represented society; its percentages power '
.sne,al resources civilization. But TO the Ne" hns
snAer Il, representation is in these respects 'y
,oeyfct TITS the center Of political einc'enoy' Ou'
~. on the outermost confines OF socisi anu inoia'
.o,,0r, The period Of Southern predominance winch
e., .ie,v s,i regrets was one that crowned al tla'
-. -, arrooaut in woman, most shallow 10 man.
To-. Con, Gears have brought in new elements,
-. torment and efervescense has scarcely yet
.laa,ed and settled. Philosophy and Philanthropy
-ust make their pilgrimages here-Dot 70 be minis
Ared INTO but TO minister. Let them come in their
rruitiye garb With sandaed feet and staff and scrip
ard II neglected and discountenanced let them come
aran and again for diligence is the great adversary OF
time and in the future which she brings constantly
>xarer the whole earth belongs TO them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15
TX DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY MARCH SUPPLEMENT-

means Of SEPARATION any eh'sre1ins IN the TRANSIT
Of goods generally, Affects the Interests OF al men
wherever located and N whatever business they may
be ragged. -
II the time required 20 pass cargo OF gram rom
Chicago 70 New-York By aIy new system on VAN
portaiion. be reduced TO oss qEsTr 81 ms. 10.
occupied while the Ct transit IS reouceO 0st gag -
would BE- dif'cut 10 esiimaie the hen'ni NLieA tAo
country would derive froD the improvement fAat 'uc
saving woHld pay for the entire wosS IN sis'e !'a
is tut Moderate estimate. end that voIk y q! DC con
strueted which will do ell tis is as perfectly demons
trable 80 is any mathematical proposition.
The fail details OF the manner II which propose 70
substitute incred planes for 10 KS have been presented
20 Boards Of Trade and TO engineers and no engineer
has vet hazarded bis repuiston by giving an opinion
adverse 70 the entire practesbiiy Of The pan; ana no
eu cpeer can Be found who has sy professional iepu.
taton 10 lose who will examine the subject fully aud
present an sdverse opinion.
The practicab.nty Of the plan established. the whole
suhiect reduced question OF dollars and cents
and IN this view sill The fscts star in favor OF the new
system. Aided by proper nglsllt.n, capital can be
fourd ready 20 ace pt any supposed hazaid and VAL
forge one great connecting Ink IN TIE eommereia
chain hy the obstruction u this woi around the
Fsls Of Niagara capable Of passing all vessels hat
offer without toll any other charge whatever except
a fair compensation forthe time saved over tn.t con
surled in delays for lockage. HoRAOE IL. pAi'
Nsr- York, March 10, leob
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15

THE RIypBRPEST. theory that the Rim
derpest pronounced with tie short, as IN sin'I
il like small poz ana may be controlled by Vaccination
is losing ground in England. The London TiHae' says
I'VE have reason 10 know that the experiments raue
upJer the direction OF the Cattle Plague Comm ssvh
on the protective nfueLce Of vncelnhiioh 80
cattle plague have shown that this pioeeuse t
do(s not sEist The further action of the
IN taking sters 10 arrest the progress OF Tue
cannot fan to be row looked for Win great
and that action Is now 10 be tie stampng-out Io,Sl
since all proposed methoCs Of curative treatment haN
thus Tar filled vita the Cattle Plague, ITS vigorous e1'
termiu alton BY what is styled the snmrhe-"ut sIu,
cess is more and more loudly called tof every u'3'
The process demanded is, to urge TIE ehtIc To
ton " al OF live stock 10 order all injected
animals ana those IN contact 10 be killed. to proVGe
rem unera,ion for owners OF animals hN,cieu ny tua'
measure; ard 70 10 al By act of paian ent Inc sia
tsties of the disease show that az us present ae "a
progress the humber Of victims has been doubsa eac
succeeding month The london Fielf says Notllhs
bur pressure from without seems likely TO drive me
Government into the adoption OF proper measures lor
staining u out. Our advice has Deeh cAtshsi'e'!
adopted 10 petition the new House of Commonsi ont
more far more should be done dung the next week;
Let wagonoads OF petitions be lad On their taDe ana
we shall soon have end putt ths scOnrge bu' !. -
only pull altogether that Ill accomplish thS' rVs'
tuBatGy there seems TO be new ents JdiEas 10 az
tract attention from the only proved specific, for cary
all practical men are agreed that tie poe'axe =
the sole sure preventive The disease is marked that
failure is soon shown. and vaccinations may now We
reckoned among the fnilacies OF the faculty d.
Nurchison Of the inst adv, Gates OF vaccination
writes that il has row been fairly and iuIy urea
without success and that rigid isolation ana destrue'
ton OF infected animals Is the only sure remedy.
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TEXAS.
Illegal Seizure Of Cotton BY o. .. Tress'
ury Agen,s-subsequens Csrrup' Ae'

NEW ORLEANS. Tuesday. March -, 1866
The GAINESVILLE correspondent of The Houston
Tsyaph charges that the Treasury Agents there have
seized 700 bales of cottoo which It was Wen and gen
eralIy known did not belong to the late Conledcracy
Through third party the Treasury Agents offered the
owners OF the cotton release It for consideration OF
800 bales The owners refused this Offer and the cot
ron was at once at much greater expense than
n would have cost the owners Every effort was made
at Carksye and at New Orleans TO secure the release
OF the cotton but it failed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15

BY the President and. therefore entitled 20 seats
in the Convention, and one OF these gentlemen, eK-
Gov Runles declares that lie does not desire ardor
Notvithssnding the iueligbIhiy Of these delegates
and the remarks q Gov. Hamilton, in IS Message
touching their Gaze, they conuDDe In their seso anu
ere active participants N the business OF the Conven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15
Collision On the Chesapenke-sRun Lost
OverboRrd.
BALTMORE. Wednesday, March "A

BALTIMORE, Wednesday March a. 1866.
At2 o'clock this morning the steamer Ade-
aide from Norfolk while off Sharps Island. was run
into BY schooner demolishing the cook room OF the
steamer The cook J. Chapman. who for some years
has been employed this line. was lost overheard.
The schooner WAS towed to Baltimore by the Adelaide
She lost her masts and boyspytt No blame can Do at
tached 10 Capt. Cannon Of the Adelaide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15
MARINE DIsAsTERs.
Abandonment Of tho Achooner Henri
HAYNES at Sen Safety of the Crew.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday. March IA, 1865.
The schooner Henry Haynes of Portland, from
Cienfuegos for New York, was abandoned In si king
condition on the Sd inst in lat 20 49, long 7so 49,
Cant Sumonton and the crew were saved by the
schooner X A. Griffin Capt. Foster, at this port from
Cienfuegos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15
Fire NJ Lsus Branch, N.J.-Ls ss, $3.50
Ioxa BRANCH Wednesday March IL, 1856.

The Oceanport Steam.Mill and four build.
,,r. adjoining we're burned last evening. lar2s
onsntity OF sash binds in the mill belonging 70 T. r.
1ackson, Architect Of the Astor House Hotel Com
nsnv was burned which was insured for $1,000. No
fnsur.nce is reported the mill and machinery. The
total loss Is estimated at e25 co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15

tom OF the canal butts great peculiarly was It's hefero
gepeous character. There were several vGieties oil
AZ rock evidently corresponding To the clay
beds above There was slso blue limestone with veins
Of quartz and great variety Of cacareons limestone
several varieties OF sandstone. beds OF mica, &c In
stream Of btefs ey SAT- water sIouied NoD
the very heart Of these roots.
WORKS AT sUZ.
Nothing has yet been done upon the canal near sneii
bui upon small Island Ia the harbor Mr.. Lesseps Is
buildng splendid dock. railroad two mes in
has been made the fats 10 the Island, and
the dock occupies about twethirds Of the whole Island
IL slsrge enough 10 receive The largest SHIPS, but as
there is not water enough FOR any large ships 70 come
near the island the work is evidently but jnsi begun
II seems be planned the same scale as the canal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15

The Hon. Joshua Hill has Just published
long letter addressed 10 tie % special legislative friends
OF the Hon A. II. Stephens Inc letter Is printed IN
pamphlet form. He thinks that there was undeThanded
work in securing the election OF MT Sepneus 70 VIC
senate and that Mr.. S. easily over-persuaded to
ACC ent the hlp ID Office.
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Partial Desnuctiss By Fire 81 Ysrvy.

CINCINNATI "Wednesday, March IA. 1865.
The ferry.boat Covington No. 2 was partially
destroyed by FIRE Lest night Loss about $1,000 which
was insured.
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ODIrUAR Y.


Boston. Wednesday. March "a. 1868.
Jared Sparks the historian, and eI-Prendent
Of Harvard College died at his residence in Cambridge
this forenoon Of pneumonia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15

EEw.ORIEAys, Tuesday, March - Iseo
The Hon. j. T. TrOtter, one OF the ieadine
judges OF Mississippi died at Holly Springs last week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15

On the 10th inst. ! trsI1 ran off the track
the Nashville and Chattab y5gs Railroad. The enc
and tender turned conpetky over. by which frei
named Murphy vas sevexef II net, MORALLY WOUND
Ne sll.nkS Ues bsgL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15
Sudden Death Of Naxi@ilian's minister
af RtnaBce.
new. ORLEAss. Tuesday

NJ. Langlais, the Minister OF finance sent
ont from FRI nee to the Emperor NaIuian, died sud
denly in the City Of MEXICO on the 18th ait.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15
Boston. "wednesday,

The steamship Asia sailed this morning, TAX
ing % passengers for Halifax and % for Liverpool She
also takes out $1,000 in specie and sJ,ooo in Five
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THE HORRORS OF SALISBURY
The Gee Trial at Raleigh, NJ C.
Twelfth and Thirteenth Days.
TESTIMONY OF THE PRISON suTLER.

TtSI IhVNf Vt THO FNISVN % ILI"-
From Our SPECIAL CorrespopdsBt
RALEIGH, y. C.. Ttursdsy night March :. lset-
The Court met yesterday morning, as usual
at 10 O'Clock all the members Of toe Commission beng
present
, 1866-03-08

pflc1 Il ant Zine hefpFe sxid Day of saJe,
A. =. HkAEDs city collector.
Chicago Ahreh $ L. D. 1855.
Warrant No. 62JWest.
State Of lin0k county Of Cook. eitS Of Chicago,
q slFtrs of kal process iss1e oat e the Superior
The twentJ.stxu day Of February. a: D: 1856. upon
rendered b. std co1rt at The ehfuAEy term
upon warrant No. IS wess. for cnIanE. fn:, grading
and paving Msdlsou street if41 H4!ate1 atr.~s to the
tieth day Of arrh A. T. 1s6d IT the hour 10 O'Clock
IN the II the council chamber ok tne court
n4de httc:s tsst dr. ez3o:s or public safe 70 eat-
1sfY the judgments rendered ihc-r1 respectively. The
lands Iota snnIol1. pieces and parcels OF and men
roned contained In te following Lat OF Delinquent
fa11k o8. Anl other parcels o. real estate In aa city
OF Chicago. upon which the said assessment remains
aut Ano unpaid The amount Of thu Judgment upou
said llsf together with the natues Of the resptc1e
owtEs thereof. 50 far ~ the name Is fnown-
, 1866-03-08

@s1psA Amt tud[:t
Names apd description Lot. BIZ oos ~ e.
J Noody.s y .,,,.., . c,tasro |e o.
O"N Amt tudF"t
names and description. Lot BIZ deh q :;
r. a. Kent ..- tr.a. ~ ~ SA
A. il. HEALp, city collector
Chicago, March 5, 4. 1856
..- E4ter Warrant
state ct nneie COUNTY OF Cook, city of Ca!eaSo =
BY TfFtne or legal pfoCeso faAued or tho Superior
court OF CncRso Under the seal Of aA1a court, dated
t1dK1nens rends1ed 81 = IL eone At the Febfnsry
term thereof D. ls8. IA avof Of the city Of Chi.
caro- UPON M1tkr FfAl11r1, fbF W8tG rents &sees8
enta Which Isu,ataea naEaid noE .ae yesrasias My
IaIth A. D. 6s + tne hoar Of 10 o'eoeE 2 tbs lofe
ssid cty oi Ch1rago, nn1fsa p1yment ~ ate be4oke
that day. fer public sas to sata:ty ,nf 96E
9ansota, Vecta md parcels Of lan9 ,nen1,oned asa
r. ntsinrd in The wing list Of delinquent lAndf
lots ohet p.Ises rssl ssata II ;2d SsJ Jo 1s
IND 1tpsii, The amount Of the Judgment np9n eaea
separate parcel q rsal e.ats ~ s&ate1 ~ ILL.,
owners thereof. 10 fax ~ the name kno"n-
, 1866-03-08
'Qttp Tar Sale.
CITY TAX SALE.


State of noid county Of Cook, city Of Chicago. ss
By T5tae q 7ieE1 prpees: tsioed ont of TIE supe-
the zeal Of ehsa Court dated the twe1tyorrth dar
FebtnafS. ~. upon tndznen1 for taxes reudescd
hy SAID court at the February term thereof 1s, IN
fstor ofihe esy Of Chicago. On the general ta1 war
rant FOR Eel shall On she twentieth day OF March,
council chamber ot the court heqst u sid II Chi
before that dAy expose for public sae satisfy the
todsmeass rendered thereon feesttvely. he lsads,
GT mt!oned and contained In the following iist Of
lauus !ote end other parcels of ttal estate
~ nf Cock. upon which re city taxes for the Jear
Ns3 remain due and nnpa.d. The amount ofthe }adr
Or Other property Ii stated Ii said lit, tozether with
the names Of respective oHnefs thcreo 50 far a.
the ssMf art GpWn~
LIST OF REAL ESTATE AND OTHER
PROPERTY.
SOUTH DIVISION.
Original Town Of Chicago, hesng hf Of Sec .. 80
, 1866-03-08

Judgment rendered nr ssid court As the ESn9aat5
term thereof 4. 1t6 n GJ15 Of ~ ~ 81 ~ r.
Ind street oesVtea Aalsted and A95xsa s<sssfs &
ahalI. Tuesday, tbs tsentteth dsT q 4sfens r. -
council chtuoeE Of the cooFs house In said c11y otGM
eAeo {nnless payment be made heoE that
ihe!eoa respectively. lhe lands. Hs, snotot3 pae1es
aod pa,cts Of land mentioned REC eontained IA the
eeP Of real ~state In said city Of Clcs. upon Nrh
tae sad .ssesament rez.ains due aod 1upaid. Iht
aEou1t Of he Judgment upon each y pasAte ptece o.
Il real eEate Is ataksd In said v' together With
tho cae Of the respective oHnczs thereof 70 Ar Al
the p3Ee Is kroNU u
, 1866-03-08
rrATE 0F MAINE.

~ tncusts. pecr1ubG Il, EEL
prnnssis VII be received t,n the ttss day Of Mtfch.
,,56 hT III Excel1ncy Samuel Cony HoFfoof q ane
sssnta e ead S!ate, for tie or coe{s
III te bencnt or Agriculture Ana Aecnac ATts, e.s
9asanass sa nss,pie u sSfa meaey tte oee Of r.
rasurrf OF The etate Of Maine q Aus1s4+ nE se ~
ntiee s,1ued 81 accepisnce OF one1 The sc1p e q
dsiirtted 1T AnEp4ta- Eight 10 fejecs psop<e7''
dzeced p The "a addeSt Of sae as r.
nntrtSt IrnSnaaIs for Agricultural ConEEe Scrip. :.
'uAeoe' 1@ot' A FPHRA1M FLINT,
4caa-,v SECRETARY o! Ststs-
, 1866-03-08

otfic9 ri any l;tat before szid day 01 sale M 49,
Chicago, March s, h. D, 1t66. ' "s''ses'1'
Warrant No. 6l9 West
State Of nltnots county Of Cook city Chicago u.
If virtue Of legal process issued out Of he Aun.rirr
court of fChleaeo under the seal or sad court dated
The twentysixth DAT Of FebE nary. a. d. l666, upon
judgment rendered By said court. Al the Fehruary
lem uhtrsof 4 D. ls6 ia AvoF of the city ol Cacs-
r. npon Var MalTsns & So. Sl9 West foE eIestig4 ~ Ianp
streets. / shall. On Tuesd.y. The twentieth dny Of
March, a. D., 1866 nt The hour Of 10 O'Clock ID the
con, the council chamber Of the court house in
clsT Of Chicago tunless payment BE- made beiore
that expose for public sale. to satisfy the j9d.
sab.lota, pieces and parcels Of Land mntoned and
md other parcels of real esate in said city of
npe4 which the sad assessment renaant duo and
piece parcel Of 1eal estate stated III said lsr to-
gethtr With the nAmes of the respective oKnees
Nnn1t TfnAfef4 Eubdty14jnN Mac TT N =
, 1866-03-08
Uitn NDttrE8


A SSESS11ENT NOTICE.
Ii O117cK OF 7Ht RoAKD OF rr1llu wnKKs1
CHICAGO. March 9Th. 1854 :
1arblc notice II hereby E1ven TO III reTsona tnter
ested. that the un6arsiGned. Commissioners Of thA
conplrteo the Assessment Roll for Filling. Grading
and Thanking Of Alley 10 Block Klaziss Addition
rs aDa I1ankisE Of ts1 Aleys IN Block 19 woso1's
Filing. Grading and Pisaktnc oi IN AlleJ running
north and tou1h fhtopEh the north haf Of FLOCK Il,
LII. have been tled n The once e II Cty Ciak.
Of CITY it, rxulst meeting. TO ne he
the ninc'een.h tIp} daF Of March, A. D 1866. II the
hour OF sk O'Clock po for 4 con1rMHto0 Of suck
assessments al Which time Ill parties nte1ezscd vii
hare the right 70 be beard. ~ perse@s wishing 70 70
tlt same. writing. In lhe o1cc Of the C.y Cfk nt
Council. I.H. GIkk;LE.
FEkD.L LEfZ.
o. J. RDSk,
Commissioners Of the Board OF Tut'lic WORKS.
, 1866-03-08

Warrant No. e27West-
State of n1tasa, county Of Cook city of Chicago.
~ .Itas ot ksA process issoed cut q the supe1tx
the twcntyti1fk day Of FtHuaEJ. 4. u lS6d. 1pon
by ssld e9as: pehfuaf5 IsEIs
warrant No. 62s for curblng ntt1ug and paving
Canal ateeet, teosn Lake streat to Madison tuees
1ss6 it the Of 10 O'Clock In the forenoon Ia tho
council chabar Of the court house Ia satf city Of Chi
pose IoF public iae TO sassf the readesei
snd rarcss OF land mentioned and contained In Tho
following LIST Of delinquent aus lots a1d other par.
the eaid assessment remains due md uupald- The
n1nouAt of tho tudK3ent each Separate piece Or
parcel OF fcnl est2ss is stated xad list t0EtthE With
The OF respective Qwners thereof 70 far aB
fhe name Ia knn
, 1866-03-08

court Of Ghe.eo, under the real Of ssid court d4cd
The twenty day OF February, L. D.. 1883 upou
jpdSment tepdetsd hJ sald court 1t The FdhFasEy
81 81
side ak % the north A1he Of Jatks0 srrcat between
Aberdeen and Racker streets shall. o. larsdsy hr
t1epueth da5 of March. A. o. 1s6 as The houf 81 ID
eou1thousc In said city Of Chczso, funles. payment
BE- rtodc bcofe thas daJ expose for puoltc sAie to
Int }ots Tnhoth, piece. and patcesot land nata
Toned md co1t.tned Ia the following li,t OF Lecquent
81 fEs acp 1pon witch the sald Assesae3t remains
cue ~ pEpsid. The amount Of the t1dznear upon
eltd ttk ioxetbcr with lhe nAmes of 1he respective
orneE1 theteoE ke fhE as tae name is q kpoTn z
, 1866-03-08

c q aE s p e5te aae a1 eS @ at his
casesao, March s, 4. j. lid. il e'ts collector.
,,,. Warrant Nc. 40 West.
eos o ;s ~ ~ 9as s,a a e,ss
IS txtnty ~ of FehsSs5. 4. j. iss6s apoo
y - 9 &
U.s. U.s., ::Es:i 81 e vi; fs
q @ 4 e e
tsd Sty 9 g. 18's p e e sas esSts
sssss sa 'sss
i &c
and othsr pafces # RI estas u sasa sy o. Chicago
Rss Ut
ean.i al 4rHsiess u sas-a7ision q Sc Te SR1.E
Names and description. Lot ~ dol.ets
Mfs aaheT - al iisi
Jamea GoEman 17a2
Mertie :, sT<A} U1
oes. Il an5 vi tne bsiole II q ~ Ills
Chicago, March s. a. B. isGs. 81 '-'' ~A'' ~1Aes''-'
ssqPs
r. saB !, s.a d. e.
a II a f.yss 81 e
posts on CLINTON street, hrtween Madison ant W1sh
uRton sretts ahsu. on T1esuay, the rEentetn daT
e oP
tss tsa S GssfS S pss Is
q so
the following list Of delinquent snts LOIS nnd other
whtch tho eAid assessment remains due ana unpstd
81 sss
la - nut Original toEu Of fchlcago.
Name. and aeser,paoo. Lot. RI a. ~: sss
Z Z = / Ess1aasa 81 : e ! $ 1ssSSi
Tho. fs.s ri i Il! s.g5 &! ssS 81
Fa5meot msy b. made to the c,,s eo,sa.or :; his
cbisaeo, ,arcn 5. A. s. 1ssa M f4t"' City collector.
Warrant No. s21 Vest
State Of Illinois. county Of took. CITY OF Chicago, ~.
v,tqs lsea1 lsssfd L. eat # as saas
fuGg4ept rendered hy said enuft. at tho February
tassso ~ e iar9s N.s Il .a S ei s@1 Sn
posts oa Park ¥ue between HoJno ttt!Et 80 weed
strer& ii the city OF Gnlcago shall oo Iufaaay tee
twentieth day oi March, 4: D. l6 A. .as Eoar o. u
CONT house h ss'o cty q Chiesso s11Isss ssy9snt
Be before that e5pose or sae 70 sea, A.
IfF ths judgments rendered. thy. Oh INC
a1 o. 5sssei 1 ihs sa9 ooTs Ii. dea
aurnt la1ds lots and other parcels ei 5ea estate "a
Eaid city Of Chiea9o upon whlcn the SAID aat5sueot
feupaink tue Aud unpaid. The amount q tne h1e1t
s1sted d aid fist. toseiher sa tho nsnss e
caaM Trustees' Subdivision of sec1 TON aaE