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, 1866-01-25
Markets bv Telegraph.
0UR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to Western Associated Press.1
Etw Tok1> J.u. u.
This morning railway speculation ssss tame both at
the open Board hud the Stock Exchange, and lower
prices were made throughout the lat. The rise yes
terday WIS engineered on the feporta t3t Tho Con-
sEfttee Of WAys and Means had taken action On the
Finance Bill The bull movement Is not very atrong,
md 1t Is extremely dltucult to bring in the outside
pnnc. Ihe beass hare control Of the market most Of
the time The market ut the one o'clock session WIS
Northwestern fcommon) There was IN increased
prtssure to sell particularly theae two Stocks sad
the dulaness continued untl the close.
0oyKRNxESTs.
The prevailing eaEness OF railroad atocks has de-
pressing effect uron GoTeruuenrs Lower quot ltions
arc uito expected ut London and FTsntth tY the
next steamer consequence Of tho atr Eeacy of the
foreign money market. The gold bonds arc X to Y
lower. aud there Is less dem1no for i-aos.
HTATK DDSDt.
State bonds were ozu. but there VIA very little
done. Tte miscellaneous list was steady
xoS11.
Money Without change.
GOLD.
Gold trmes, In conlequench Of The anticipated for
e1sn news and active demand 1om customs. Closed
At tssK.
FErR1IICx.
There VIA = general Improvement In Petroleum
Ghsres today In soMc Cases tbs recovery was Guita
shszp from the loWast pliut OF yesterday 8fteIroon.
ThEre kctye business transacted, especially In
Benuenon Hun uuited States aud P1shole Creek WITH
safes at the following rstea: Liberty. 1oc AnechenJ.
1850; Shade Nyef, s3.t5: Ben1eho6 Run, ela-B;
Clinton, 11.73; Bradley, 4oc: buchanan Firm, Sic:
Fi1st National, Aacs Mt. Vernon. 1t: Ham Meciin-
took, ,35.oo; Northern Light $50; Oh Creek, xf.60:
Palmer. fi1o Ftsaoe Greek, ~. 80; Rynd Farm 65c;
Petroleum Fam, sl.15t Ualted States. $1s10 Petro
eu.n Il dull and lower; 500 bsa crude sold At lKc;
refined In bond Is quoted It s.5e tso brs sold for
March. SELLERS option. At 51c+
pRT GOODS.
, 1866-01-25

G. ": Cone to Joseph Cone, lots and !, blo:s
H. section q, 80, u.
Edward Wight to 8. r. Seaman, lots 81, 83 and
81 block So, Shed1eid's Addition.
John Bucbe1 to George Hiller lot !, and the uu-
divided balf OF lot :, block a. secuoa 81, 70, T.
Sheriff to c. 4. g. Daringh, lot ;, block 3, hen-
Ne's Addition.
u Warren to ]. II. Tracy, part Of lot !, blocks
Ellis lit Addition.
cHArsEL xoRruA0Es.
The following chatte1 mortgages were also re-
corded yesterday.
". r. &, w. and Isaac Ellison to Brunswick 3
Fro.
Geo. DeRiE,eees 10 F. Yott and ]. Il. Lashor.
john MeEabe 10 Joeeph Stockton.
Phillip IIukB to Robert Dewcr.
DAVID Melville to William Do!emore.
Michael Frsher 10 u. O'SeilI
, 1866-01-25
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago THbune.]

Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tdbuue.]
NASHVILLE, Jan. u.
In the House during the forenoon sess,on two
important bills were introduced, one from select
committee restricting the franchise to loyal men
exclusively. 7hs othes WAS offered by Mr.. Arnel1
and reads a. fo1lowr:
'4De it enacted BY the General Assembly OF the
State Of Temeseee thai all freedmen Of the age OF
twenty one years and upwards, being inhabitants
Of This State, and who hare been Inhabitants Of
any one county within the State Eix months imme-
slhtcy preceding the day Of election, ahall BE- en-
itIed to vote In the State Tht. Il nearly e1ct in
reference to the suffrage Of the set Constitution Of
Ttnpeteee adopted in couyeubou at Nashville
IN 17!G, Of which convention Wm. Btount was
President md Andrew .Jnckeop member from Da-
yldlon eoantz; Both these measures will come up
lu Tho a1ernoon. the African testimony bin came
up on it third rcsdIpg. Mr. steele. OF Masshasl,
offered an amendment providing that laT should
Ing any person amnestled BY the President. then
the testimony act should BE- Of 20 force or effect,
which ahsuTa amendment Speaker HeisKell very
properly decided out Of order.
Iii. Hood. OF Hamilton, offered an amendment.
providing the act snould not be 50 cousEned as to
1sa eoie1e1 vote1s TO 20, hod otse o. e s,t
be concu1red in without this amendmenr 3tt Arnell
and other friends Of the bill voted for it. and It was
oasssng % s. he s'q @ oSa the a EFT H.
previous queztton vas called for End sns-
taincdf and the bill parsed: yeas II: noes
g. sese1 Conscrvatiyes-Hoods Lewis, Miek.,
OrdwnY. Pastin. Steele and Walker. Of Shell
BY. roted for the bill, while fourteen Union men,
Bhckman, tlineap, Coward, cueean, Grove. Hs1e,
Milton, FoEet. shultz, snoddefly. Thoruoaugh,
Welen, Williams and JONES' Of Greene, voted
against it 1tis 10 the credit Of the legislature that
tie leaders Of both Union men and Conservatives
enrolled themselves in the Affirmative The Senate
will doubtless concur 10 the amendment and the
bill will eoou become a law.
Buslnese Of The Senate to day unimpoFtaut.
The Two men, Sback1efosd aua Smith. both col
ored, arrested for attempting to pa.s counterfeit
uate McAchaIn.
capt- Wray who wae recently reported a. hsving
been rpbbed Of th,rty-dve hundred dollars near
LouIeyiGe. has htlnaeT been arrested at the III
-tance Of Cot. Beach, rho ;ptrusted him with the
money to bny mules. Things look somewhat bad
lp1 Capt WEay.
, 1866-01-25
FIRES.

Destructive Fire at Emu Claire, Wis.,
An Enl1Ernnt's Home burned At Dun-
kirk, N. Y.-Fnur L1ves Lost.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbune.1
WABAanAw. Wis, Jan. 81
There was 4 large fire At Eau Clairc, Wis, on
Saturday night, which burned up Foster { VII.
sons e,ore, the Ff<e7Fr<ts os3ce. Smith L Ftsh's
store. u Jewelg store, and boat and ehoe store.
loss very iarge. Most Of the buildings were new.
The loss II unknown 70 iar.
DrxK1Rk. y. T., Jan. 74.-A row OF wooden
buildings On Third street, near the depot in this
city, arly an entire block in length saa destroyed
hY fTe lati night The fire originated in the Ger
NAN Em1crant Home, through the careless expo
sure q coal OIL -Four bodlee hare been taken from
n,pposed 10 be cmigzant.. one man WIS rescued
trom the flames, huf 20 badly burned that his re-
coye.J Je doubtful Amount Of loss and tnsuIsncs
il mol ertAtned,
New YoRK, Jan. 28.-An e1tensIre tre In
BROOKLYN tonight destroyed The lnrre whlte lead
factory At No. 10 Gold street. Lo:a reported ut
about 500 900,
, 1866-01-25

cspt: Wr.Y Who va recently reported = hsving
Louieytlle, has htlnself been arrested at the III
-tance of Cot. Beach, uho ;pt1usted him with the
money to hny mules. Things look eome~bat bad
Ep1 Capt WEay.
, 1866-01-25

I5pe12 DE4fm3cu Eu3edgU 1fib0nt.J
ToPrxA, Jan. ~
In Tho Senate, the Committee On Agriculture re-
ported In favor OF bill 10 encourage Tho anufac-
TURF Of ealL.
4 bill was introduced 10 repeal tho act defining
the boundary Of Doneia4f county, passed at the Last
session.
The Houte passed the following bills: Act to
amend aet entitled an act to amend IN act rccu-
latlng the interest OF money; &c. 10 amend an act
eu.itled an act re1atiu2 to mills and milers; act
relative to the marriage Of eoEored persons.
A proposition has been introduced In the Senate
10 submit to 1he vote Of the people tho question Of
amending the ConetttuHuD 70 u to allow negroes
TO VOTE. 1t vii probably psas and 1t Is hoped The
people viii ratify the amendment
Col fhllllpe has introduced proposition in the
House TO amend tbe Constitution 70 a. 70 allow
educated cploFed persons to vote, which Will proba.
bly, be defeated,
The weather 1s clear ind warm. The heavy SHOW
Of Yesterday Is dls7ppeartnR. -
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THE ALLEGED GILLIAN pRI-
VATEER.

Efforts to Obtain her Release-The Case
to be Referred to the Secretary Of
&1Ate.
New TonK. Jan. 24.-1he steamer Meteor is ttiil
ernor Andrew, Of Massachusetts, VIZ. NJ, Erarts
and Joseph u. 'Choate hare made strenuous efforts
ri.h the District Attorney. Dckman. to hare The
reverse Of hostile, a. they were Informed b. The
c1ne1s., II is believed the ship has not been
thoronshiy Fe7zchcd, and It IA thought powder
and ball sra slowed IN come pa1t Of
ter. 4 large quantity Of hearY plank
found aboard II Is believed Ta4 to be used for the
construction Of forward deck sntncient to caly
naiiou received BY the District Attorney, she WAS
TO take aboard. Ihe crew consisted ol 53 men.
D1ek1nsgn win probably refeT the case to the Secre
@ OF H'at NE ai1es oeaE 81 p;ionM hs RGs
being eustatned, the vessel will be condemued and
to1d for the benefit Of Cncle Sam. Tie national
o1cals h1Te 70 doubt she IL Intended fora Gillian
R,+tY
, 1866-01-25

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trtbune.l
CINCINNATI. Jan. Al.
F1nuH-stesdy, With falr demand for all grades.
Sales super1ne 1t t7I25. extra, fs.co.
GRA1S-Wheas full prime qua1tties scarca and de-
ruand Light. Prime old red held &2,00; new, S1.15.
Con qn3et but steady. Sales No. sheed, Sic. Osts
steady snd tr1n. MOL. &c; No. 2, &C. RTe Steady
but quiet. No. l. 73c No. &c. Barley dull PRIME
state, 4t.15.
PRov1ssoxs- Steady, With tatr dtmaud. Sales new
city po1E At $3.50, SO bzls. Nothing doing in
old. Racon scarce, with IN active demand. Ss1cs
shoulders, 1sc; cear sdes 1sXc packed suZsr cured
hans &c; canytssed, 7c. Bulk meats drmeE. Sales
shoulders 1t 2Kc; a!aes 1c: clear sides scarft and
held firm At isesfooso- Green meats. steady; sales
shoulder It skc; .sdes, tex. Aans-heavy, lse:
light ike. Lard Gtn, with feir demand Sales OF
primo city ketle Att548l7Hc, principally Ike; keE.
ls...es head, 1s.<c; gut 1sK.
HoGs-pul1. Weather unfavorahte for slaughterinx
and prices declined sc 100 ms. Sales at 49oaS9ea
gross; s11c5s1ls0net for I've; sales Of dressed.
Receipts. 11o1-
MaxKf-Cloxa.
enthusiastically.
, 1866-01-25
FROM DE MOINES,


Especial pespatch to the Chicago Tribunal
Dka NotsEs, Jan. Il.
4 couple Of fellows were azzcstcd yesterday at
Clinton, charge oi eounterfeiting United States
currency, and United Statcs Marshal Melenay has
te1ecraphed To have them brought hera for c1amiu.
a,ton before the U; s. Commissioner.
Nothing Of interest has t7apspired Today in
either house. The swamp lind warrants turettl-
gatinP COMMITTEES continue their eec1e. insest!ea-
witness 1t Tine aud attorneys for he pin1ss aud
inlereets involved, being admitted.
, 1866-01-25

EASeAs Ct1y. NO., Aan. a4.-Arsssa!e b1 the snn.
.ta Fc Coach report continued severe weather on tue
riafhs. 91nee ~now-tonnd ue.ns between Fort
I11n1 md Cumrzun s,1t,end Lenyy loss OF etock.
u three Government rane, 0: OVER :ar, head, over
hall the ttoSk showed iu bel.'een Arssn.as river
and Fort tnion, persisted. 1he Fnow Is one 10
,ao fect deep. with 4 he4rr crE.1 10 Arkansas
river. Nine luen we're t1sd'y fro,en, aud many
iost their tee. All who have ten exposed 10 thc
weather suffered more or fe~s. Two inches d
epow tcl here yesterday. auo the river IL fcppsted
t,1o~lAd Acbin l,eJoW.
, 1866-01-25

NEw TonK, Jan. si-The C1nme7eaai rays:
sttf tic pass ei1.een weeks The receipts Of cotton
iuhis city By railroad have averaged Gai bales. or
amounts have gone by rail direct 10 Pennsylvania
and New Encland. making the total weekly deiy-
erica BY rail at the East probably 3 500 bales
, 1866-01-25

NEW YonK, Jan. a4.-Lawsenee Oliphant, xhose
name appears In the list OF English subscribers to
the Confederate loan, whites tom CincIrnati 10 the
thai 1lst without bis knowledge o.consent; that he
has never held bond OF had anything whatever to
do either directly or indirectly with tho loan.
, 1866-01-25

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbuuel
CINCINNATI, Jan. q.
The revenue a4setementa for this city aud county
during the year Just closed, amount TO e., ,Seti5a
The grind aggregate elnce september, 1862 Is fl6,-
sa1, ,9y2,H3.
4 eteady rain for twenty four hours has fallen and
The prospect IL good for as much more.
, 1866-01-25

BAL7pxo4E Jan -a4.--The Anti Registration Law
Canssutlon. composed Of delegates from all the
counties Of Ihe State, met here lo-dsJ. President
Montgomery Bsal1 made m address TO the ConEcn-
tiou condemnin. the efforts 10 elevate the negro
lie also entered warmly INTO the question OF regis
trsdon, and expressed the opinion that The Cnton
parry Themselves in this State would soon be com.
PEELED By Their own honest conv1cttons 10 join a
general movement for the rights OF tht1r fellow
citizens In the states. His remarks wern frequently
interrupted bY tpplauEe
, 1866-01-25
From Richmond.

.Rrcu4oNp, "a, jan. st-Gen. Terry ha1 ,.sued
general ordc- prohibiting any ci7ii osarer Ct
iout 81 inc vagsant act recently psased bY ne 1e1.
iahture to any so.ored person in the epartm ept Of
Virginia. Hc rzys tho ultimate raul Of Ii. -faiut.;
sersitude wo1te than thst from uhled thoy ha1o
been e1napHpattd.
The aeoate o<dezea shira eeadtnx to4,x: q =
, 1866-01-25
FROM ST. LOUIS.


Legislative ProceedtugH-The Weather
"A Farmer AFre4ted.
lspecial Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribunal
ST. LOUIS, Jan. ~.
fesierdsy In the LeTtAlatnrc, a resolution was
offered In the Senate 1ndoreinc The votes Of Auder.
son, Van Horn, Benjamin and Hogan araanst ftee
snfTfugc, In the District OF Columbia. Mr. bonner
offered tubstitute indoree the voter given in a.
sor ofsuface, which IVES finally adopted BY ffteen 10
fourteen, and aNcr long debate the whole subject
waa referred to the Committee On Federal Rela-
uous-
To-day has been miserable. ball snd elees falling
Yesterday morning Robert Kelk0, a nt1ner from
Creen County, ulino1t, tolt mare to Patrick Bro
dcrck, bore trader. After making fhe purchase
crc that the mafe had been stolen, sud ho had the
farmer arrested.
, 1866-01-25
mr, nRorrill,s Finance Bill.

NV yoRK. Jsn. 24.--The G0ntMt7+ciats Washing
Inn f1recisj s4ya The Committe Of Ways and Mesn.
arc divided 1t,op Mr. Norill'e bill. The foreign
ioan clsute Will probably he reported upon unasor.
aIly Ii IL con.fdsed thu, Tie bill Is sir.nay lost.
and ,be Uou>e IL not likely rstore the rejected
one, il withdrawal OF N appeal 10 Congress will
he pecerrary, az mr. Mccnlloch relics upon The sue
OF the foreign loan 70 ca1Ty out The main -
tu1cs Of bis project fo- tie resumption OF epeele
payfnta19,
, 1866-01-25

S4%Dv1LLE, Dan. 1.-Mrs. l. O. Ewe1l, wife OF
1hs !nime1 Confede1ate General, has proposed 10
scu 10 the Stnte. for : Goyernore residence. .hef
me house aud grouLdt opposite the Capitol. The
price arkc6 II $1UUNE0
thke at noon on Friday, near Fort Houston. Al!
fonf VIII be executed at once. Workmeu arc now
huef1s engaged m erectin- tue tcafiold.
, 1866-01-25
The So1dIerns and Sallors' Convention
Anticipated SalllnE Of tie Shcuan.
. dcnh-A Board of Adn1lFa1s In Scssion
FROM MILWAUKEE.

Especial Dcepsteh to the Chicago Tribunal
MILWAUKEE, Jan. ~
Jeremiah Quinn. delegate From this city 70 TIC
Ftnsan Convrntiou at New York. aubmll1ed nss re-
poat to Tho Brotherhood hess last night
: At'er giving history Of the Convention. md hi
siewa Q, ths present and future peoapeets Of The
, 1866-01-25
CHICAGO. THURSDAY. JANUARY Is. 1866.

the bill giving negroes charged with cr1uiual
offences the privilege Of trfsl BY lu.y. md making
theta liable TO punishment al white petsous for
similar offences. The same act allows them to
rive evidence pico roce In civil courts, buk until
1sG6 they UIl not be allowed to certify In cases The
nart1es to Eh}rh ara all Whitea
, 1866-01-25

ST. LoCIs, Jan. 25.
ToDAcco-SothinE doing.
GKAIS-F1our quiet md unchanged. Fail auper ut
st3; Xxx 1t 3l2.13. Wheat duI prime to chotce fail
32.oo. Corn unchanged; yellow at 7A2'3c: white at
7s@sTc. Oats doll. RE quiet 1t 6oe per bu1ne1.
WHuKEv-Un Unchanged, st ta.9
RC1tKH-Ten half brls at sc per D.
Hocs-Salea SIS head 1t 3seo; 619 head at $3.50 per
100 ~.
, 1866-01-25
Prom san Don4tuEo.


SEw ToHK, jim. at.-A letter from San Domingo
says Gen Beelz vas Ipaugurated On the t0th Inst,
a. Preeidcut for the next four years.
, 1866-01-25

The Boston Journal xays: "Tho failure Of firm
IN this citr engaged in petroleum and ESfnery Of
ne rad 10 be atout three hundred ,houHsnd dol
lara
, 1866-01-25

N1LLtpoErt1LE, Ga-. Jan. ea-Mr. Stephens de-
tines 10 mike any pubic sddress upon she state 81
the conntly under The present circumstances lie
adhcres to bis determination not 10 allow his name
10 be used In connection with the Cnlted Stafes
, 1866-01-25

that N opportunity vas offered tofeulcly tbs eyi,
tto*e who .oppoee could do 10 oply On The ground
thai It uoD!d rolrc the difficulty and remove the
pattuu would be gone. Mr. Behepck explained at
length the amendment, which he had subfniited.
The Honse then, wiLhout4taktns the question,
, 1866-01-25

fosTos, Jan. 2i.-Johnuy Peu, Of Morris Bros,
rell & T1owbrioge Minssrcls, dlet .hts morning
after m tilnefs Of se1eral wetks' du1ation.
, 1866-01-25

NEW IoKk, 1an IA special de-patch, dated
Reconstruction Comuftter o! nneeu bsye a..,eI
TO rrport IN favor Of constitutional au,cnnmrni
allowing Congress 10 regulate the elective f,ancbi.e
W1thfu thc 5iatee.
, 1866-01-25

orEn;zatton- md fndorsin9 John O'Mahou a
To'e OF thanks Eae tende1ed 10 him, aud The Fe-
1taus Of Milwaukee unanimously resolved to in
du1se tbs action OF the New York Convention.
, 1866-01-25

"Frotll and Dregs,'-ygffd Ed.crton-
Correspondence.
Cu1cA0o Jan. Is, 1850.
b. L. McVlcksr, Esq, "Wild Adge1ton":
S1n-Uubdere taudIng from the newspapers that
slufpC your residence In New York yon have had
opportunities for gathering from actual ohserya-
non. much interesting Information with regard to
that citY which ron have thrown futO the shape Of
! lecture or address, entitled ~ FFush and LTeg$,"
The undertigned. IN behalf Of youf many friends IN
Chicago, Invite you TO deliver The came here atsuch
tlrne as your convenience rnay permit.
, 1866-01-25

M1Lrp1Eyt1LE. Ca, Jan. 3l.-{}oih Houses met
Today. The Senate propose to elect Senator on
The 12lL Of Februaly.
, 1866-01-25

From F0FtreA* h0lroes
FnursraH MONROE, jan. .t.-Mn. Clement c.
<,lnx RrE1xed tn. morning 10 visit her hu4band
seven Govern1nent buildings will he told at New
The steames ilatte1as tas Eailed fos few York,
, 1866-01-25

Specie Shipment.
NEW YonK. Jan. A.-Thc Scotia sailed to-day,
md took T3{1 OlQ in rcld fur ErrQpc
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elects, STRUCTURES; " eaknesses, and All Diseases
Of the Sexual Organs, Whetherin MALE, Or FE
mated, and no Inattero of hew lDug standingyt tn:
a2I Price ONE DOLLAR Every b6ttlewarrantedi
iSoFdby all Druggists eHeryMhsse, and by
-. sn I'M Of Y5IM.rAs 4 sHA! SANTOS. r!so
osANT CO.. po arauN atias Ta a. a'lq 81
Sple agents for the u: States and Canadas, o
3 6I1R 1tiil VIM ITO MSllti VEN !klJ ss0i
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-14
! 'IP;KM:IRMf Sales s. is !,
RXA2R re o1C5fHTA NCE F Or NV! Y,t,,'
.HH1EtN,a 4 ~ f-ltI,X 3. nttI,SSs - 49,

laA9 nN1N s 1t 7l;g EXT ( Isl
~ t'A deuI hn6 iiGSlaiAlTA ,iIdtoEdp s7ss
ELEV .sNALGs q BbEsauIhnINaL oirs FOR
id7om s,t.i,.,cff.,5' e,SAEE.I bis brsW s1s29I
rsvQwng to che great and Increasing demand for.
STORES, Offices, and dwelling Houses,
9 e; central Fart sf Che owaer has
THRAT NALUABLEBN nj MPR0YED PIECE OF
3r PRO PERTY 7AT5TaIE CORNER OFFS MAIN
strrI.i sANDt NEBRASKA STREETS,oID Gt-ol
O. BhsSh 5tah the 4ogd5 CITY Hall and eail formerly
Ths property Stands E next to the Centre Of busi
nessin the city, and sset located as of NECESSITY
| il must immediatelyj ber broughtinto requisieioh
f9r business purposes, in view ofthe RAPIDLY inns
Tension Of ST ires for the Accommodation Of trade,
i The location of this property is no"
| Midway between the Market House and,
IsdT the; Depot of the Norfolk and d5i|
konom so5 Petersburg Railroad, bUs slGo
:Ehtsf YAH be in operation now ina wnontHs.
~ ECU AILY; CHOSE no MOST, Of THE He
E5I edj oil 0AT2LANDfN GS!A| 'Is'5'
And the entire site presents an dyI-W ~ ,.9ibbi
LOCATION FOR lat'iNENl
Which the increasing business of the ety already.
| calls loudly for. "A Hotel built on, this entire
property could be arranged to have Ja-J
1.-TWO FINE STORES o Nn'M4fY.. STREET
fa si,.. AND THE HOTEL i NTRANoE,i 10 ho =.
Besides Eight OF Zen Stores on Me-
a.a;..,s bPaska Streeto dJ1oL 70 no
AH of which could be.rented at ONCE, so great is
the demand for biisiness locations, x ~
b If not sold entire, the,pfoperty via be divided
into eleven Building Lotsof rs feet front each,
and sold on terms to suit purchasers The I1ots
+ fronting on Main street win extend back 100 feet,
and thPse on Nebra street extend back from
L 75,tofSO or 90gfeett o0f 99EiDo2n2 o. pAS :"
The pyner deems itunneeessary To say ANY thing
hhere I'D regard to the rapidyn increasing value Of
aspanS already G ss ssors as osss
and d wellings must az once zee its desirabIity
gnApplyi at m h 1e136DAY BOOK OFFICE
b,nnH dee2S-tfi.3s9 9ajY oi5 10 $40 eNN nad