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THE 4uAGp Of TRADE ALLEY.


An effort Is being made BY the commercial
forces Of the CITY to secure the widening OF the
alley running north and south through the south
half Of the block bounded By Clark, LaSAlle,
Washington and Madison streets, to width Of
twenty -nvr feet, Uniform with Exchange place,
which Euns on the 4atnc centre line through the
north haiti Of the block The object Of lhc In
pso.cment IS 10 secure / su1table thoruugnfare to
the Chamber Of Commerce, and 10 q proposed
new Building which will contain 1oonns for the
0rcn Board Of Trade and for the use Of 3 Stock
Exchange. 4 petition to tho Common Council,
setting forth the circumstances OF the caac, has
been Unanimously adopted BY the ITeu Doazt
Tossd Of Trade, IN lit q Signatures four 5aTls
long.
t1 tho proprietary interest represented by the
frontage On the alley In question: Il PCT cent IA IN
favor Of the widening, and X per cent i. neutral
Is. rrmoustr1tt. and II per cent belongs 10 the
ss,., Wnose snInoEneg @ ~ dlf1ded o. the snnjest
Doatu Of Fire Commissioners object as the prop.
cry In question 1t the Of The Lasalle Street
Engine House, and Is used lo1 The accommodation
Of MANURE heap
The members Of The Regular md Open boards
Of TRADE EeeM to he nfrti lest the opposition Of
the Fire Commissioner should be strong enough
bic. as two-ihTtls Of the property owned has the
Hight to determine tho matter. while three-fourths
of tte properly interested r. l. PLEDGED IN favor Of
follow:
n 'Af F7.nrN< IL A1yov and ALir1.r ~ H. City y
CAieueo ~ f1rzA.os Cbz~<it d4st.Abksd:
%nxsr4s II h.. s.ecrae Known 10 .hi. oreq Board
.. ea ase s' ,s 4 l. IT, fa1 SsHt Z s .$ III
ncscc extending from Calhoun pAec t adi-on
width It twt Se fctt. And t. dedicate the aAme
to the Use Of tbr Tutsfc AID.
NHXAEAa. f.t neE in it, rlr4cat condition Ia great
nrieAntc to the public having hn kerl In pruTry
order. but rsed Erccptaele for nature AID other
EnisAIeea Ard-
WHEELS. Is~ krnwn4 ncecssties Of the PUBLIC, And
the lntre and constantly tne1easiox E1sincss In and
around the N>A96 ct Taac CT CaAahcE c: Co9nacEcE
and ts v.edn!ty, demand tnerraeed faeItdes: Anh.
NHEEKAS, Improvements ar now contemplated m
lots Abutssnk on aA!d .nev and eonazleted will os
| 1t xery ereat .ddisiot Il e1penAe: md,
WHKNtAA Thefr At rTreeut erected only onc bald
tns upon kA!d aly thai will Re s1seted By said FRO
ttted widening; AID.
NHIaKAA said WIDENING Of said A11ry viii be 4 very
er7t psblie lnErc a2d aakedfor bc taau
te1tetta1th u she p1epCy ahntatns On aald alley
INV thrTtfnrr.
1:ssale+d That ths Open DoA1d Of Trade respectfully
hs earnestly rnett ynur hoce1ssc hd5 70 take tavrr
ahie est The hta1nE Of aid rettt.ea fos Eaeoaa
1od pas1 N ordinance for widening said altT
Il rlec. aad Il IN drtr bound will e7eT r.2J- 0c-
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We hare heard much complaint because Sunday,
The sotn taa becu selected y the dry for dccoEa,-
ina The g1avcs of ou1 dear soldiers who lo6s their
tres In defence Of our beloved country. The
uemoxy of these hra7e men, and :he deeds they
have dore for their county. should be preserved
tYesh md green IN the hearts Of every lover OF his
county. We Know II no time too good lad no
day TOO taczed IN which to beauufy theis touhs1
and rnoIsteu their Last reaing-pasces With our
tcAIa They did not couSsdef themselves TOO GOOD
70 nght, 70 h'eed md 70 dc for u On Sunday.
sacred but thai ne selected 1t for the puI pose
Of lxJtnS n2ay Of them Aw1y forever be-
meath the cold AMI silent sod What nore
soes o9 Tie cty, md aI tsc Superintendent ef
Sabbath Schools to close the doo-a Of thch
churches and sabbath Schools, and the cou-rega-
1ons Of the CITY. tp one solid hody. With bouquets
their respective paz.a1a. bearing tn their arms the
szc7sd 4 orl, and the children of al the Sabbath
Schools, each hasing, In bis Of her little bad. :
aowcstrontstne to ado!u The last ftattoS place Of
or departed heioesA We venture The assertion.
that such proceeding would do more for the
cAoss Of tue RELIGION and genuine patriotism. thar
al the se1zaoas and scrElees IN Chicago
In III the churches. for three months to
ecre Whcse woald be oar caarches md SAB
bath schools to-day Il our brave departed soldiers
had NOT laid down their nyeA- cpoo the altar Of
oor country. IN thc!1 defence: We feel that u
there Il one CAY nnrc sacr4d than smother II
should bc selected for this purpose We shall
fecI. IN scattering o11 s1ifs Of everg1eens ao1
nowe!s oyet those Of cur fallen heroes, Who rest
sh1ppdnS God, obe,ins HIS Word, aad not desc
Grating the sabbath. We think persons cb}ectn4
u ~ keHytce the sabbath, II they should hA
SEn 70 die Ant appear before the cztes Of Heaven
the g11es TO let them IN mill Monday, for fear The
| Sabbath xo7]d be deseel1ieL-Ark Erulxtn, in
| Le2ul Sexh
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the city II BgiEF.

THE GosuES qnd-) Democrat says 90 Some Of
cur contemporaries are toquls1ng Of the whesea-
noats Of Juslus stuckcnho!z, who lately decsrrcd
froru thlA piaeA and LEFT numerous Little bills un-
paid. AL we know about him il, that, after hLs
wife made two or three hundred dollars BY getting
sscduced several times, he sent her on and ap-
piled for divorce: and as soon afterWnsd as he
could get his business arranged! he followed her,
and they were At Last accounts living together IN
Chicago, he having Withdrawn his application fo1
diyoECc-'
THx EVANGELICAL MINISTERS OF the city are in-
yited TO meet this morning Ct 10Y o'clock, IN the
socistion. to e.1e expression to their views r..
specting the proposed use of ne Sabbath 70!
decorating the G1ves Of the soldiers, and 70 tafe
my action deemed e1Psdient so & see1se, 4 posi-.
earnestly desired.
MRs JONES hn long ,ecn wanting to sislt
iraceland Cemetery. and recently remarked t
hsE husband "fou have never Set taken e. me =
ue!natlon.'
4 MAIN Gas P1rE, On Wells, between Elm ant
Division streeta, turst, with q loud report, be
duet ny In very promiseuous manner, and th'
smell in that vicinity for time Was yer.
''strpeg."
TIE MEABEns Of the Veteran Club Nlneieent'
Illinois Veteran Infantry. and all members Of th'
regiment trc requested to meet 1t the Recoslera
Court roon1 court upnsel this evening, At =
oc'ock, to 1unkc arrangements to attend ta
fune1al OF Comfade G. '. Lambetson.
Mr.. GfoR1r D. PERKINS, formerly Agent ID ii!
city et the Northwestern Assoclat.d Ert.s, has n
Gently assumed the editor md proptteto1ahip Z
the Sioux CITY Journal
TIE STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT OF Mcasrs
| Spaldlng i Lamontes, No. 1ss Lake street, va
burE11rouBy entered, early yesterday morning
and robbed Of quantity Of goods
MES sHrzxR, the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., slappe
one OF tho youn9 bIoods Of Nuscastne In the facs
during her vi2it to that place.
STRAWBERRY FEsTIyAL-The Coiversity F74c
Baptist Church will hold . Strawberry Festival q
the University Of Chicago On Tuesday evening
MnY eath AL mr. tnrtfri
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nov, p 1850, over $4,000 i1t1es. IApplsu4e.l In
1sS1 England had but IL Aooo miles: Germany.
n onF 10 Ans,,a y 70 m.ie; T.ne Soo nile
1&,5eo miles, aud throughout India and south
AIae1tee. @ psrhhpa 1000 miles giving some e3.ooo
m!!ea Of ratrosa throughout The world IN the !ea-
ls6z. Nov, IN the present JcAr, theTe art oyef
1oo. ooa miles OF railroad On the raco OF the earth
tARpaa4se.l But the great and crowninK edortof
n!e9aos e49tespttse e. in III co9xH ~ shs eom.
ffom the Missouri River Across tie Rocky Aoun-
talns to aacrAmento, making m untsoken line Of
t,h.t t,..e mnea IN length 4 s!znlaeanI namfeI Is
other rosda rom ssc1amento 10 san Francisco,
nut oa oana IN ~ . fe &c sne
Atlantic Aud Pacific Oceans uaAdng the
E9ose lne 40 miles aaa lsoo San
tApplanse.1 The c!.: of this immense uadcTtak-
1nK 11 "al - commenced at PrnmontosJ Point on the
zen q My, lsA and within Eve yeats the whole
forna1 opening celebrated on the 10Th Of this
month day never 70 be forgotten as the ami
as o. 9se epe1Mlns Mqs Ct ne esi Psc Ra
hFtof! Of she nrr1 aetorg IN sals great WORK and
Their efforts to convince the government and the
people 81 ~ H. ieaslnltty: TIE honor Of is incep
tson Was due 10 a old and Hell-knoEn merchant
OF this city, NJ Whitney. who rrst explained and
e1empfthei bJ figures the possibility OF
wora which At that time WAS deemed \ rtop.an
dream. Senator Benton had the honor Of intro
duct0g the t'Eft measure into the Enl,c4l ssaies
Senate IN 1857 providing an appropriation for the
taking Of surveys Of The roaf. After eeEersl Jeas
OF action and tnacton. Of doubts md hopes, Of do
termination md nTesoiut1un, at lak. the great
work WAS undertaken, and the people Of today
witnessed the completion Of the ereatest work ot
the M csntuY. n, Osden then spoke Of the eoun.
sf5 through which the r1ilIpad ran, 1ts mineral
wealth. which he Eald WAS a. yet unknown and
undtfeloped. hu1 which, Nt:A regard 10 gpl1 and
aaSeT 4ionc, amounted TO one hundred millions Of
1t: Jet 6s wea'd venture TO s.y that the!r
wcTe two more such ratlruaas--as they weTc ncco+
el-frprn the Pec4fc to the Atlantic Tho nat1ouA
debt would be 1e1seued to ooe-fourth OF
tts pEcAeut burden On The people IN 4 ye1!
lew yealA In concluding, he said be had been,
for tbs last two *etKE particularly the Last few
days, engaged In negotiating with Jay Cooke
Co. Of Fhlladefphtz, By which III. Cooke would
become the financial aren't for the const1uction oI
the Rrcat Northern Railroad from Lake Superior
through Missouri md 1tEpss the PI1tns 10 Co
11nbh River, bringing III 6oe miles neaIrr To the
Empire OF Jar&n than the preseat Pacific Railroad.
The negotiation W9A substantially closed, and
most satisfactorily, too, End he hoped the WORK
would soon be commenced and completed
Nj. Ogden wAs warmly applaudtd al the close
ct his uo8t Interesting address,
Nj, samnal ku98ea then rose and refeE1ed To
dcrtce9 Of III: Ogden tn fuTtnert1g the great work
Of railroads. throughout the country. In conclu-
non, he novel = vote Of thanks be presented to
Ar. Ogden This was seconded By Judge Davis
the meeting very cordially greeting tho oza.a1 Of
the erenfnr
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CHICAGO, AoNIAY. MAY q, 1869.
70 procure WttnsReA She N11 held Il f4oo ball
for her nppe2rance-
-GrzTAyH CAx1H W34 dned - Tor sr13tnR the
EnfHE be HAa dttttuH IN H&hR3n aYnnut

70 procure Witnessed She WI held d t4oo ball
Tor her tppearance-
.-Gr8FAyR CkxTn WSs nned - tor su19tnK tht
horse be xAs driving On Wabash aranne,
Before 1assIcn NIlllAea. :
tE11IH LIN, EMn8 Boud, 0uJsse 8rtta 1l}
Thomas Cody were nned ~ each, Ieaula Da1t04
3loo, and Sarah Wilson -, foE Eeapng touses d
EsfAme. sarah SsMraau. AEnes Smt:a. Sell{
phte sterens were held IN 3=ee bail eseh for ttat
1Ee1ty-tEc inmates Of the hoose4 WcIe toed T.
E3Ins rom 80 to r. 49,.
-usclR CHAlIHTox snA FIxnk Beacon. boys
pleaded guilty to stealing 4cne teKelfJ rom
MT1 I1lut1oTc, who resides On the So1th S1dc
M one appeared to prosecute, and they were escf
tned 10 tor dlsoraer1y eondnct
TOOK us tron German, prom1tng not to Prose,
cute HIN for putting hls horse toto private pArt
on the West Etdt. refuoaed ne money aat
WAS discharged
Jerk + ELY ha: 4 nnA hearing On tbs ehzzst
Of rubbing Pal Murphy OF Hiyer witch and hll
clothing, and WAS leld in 55sa bail for trial
Before Justice Quinn.
ANNE k1lLKor And Mary Clark attended q
dance cn Friday night On the:t way hont carl,
Saturday morning, ther went Into q ka1oon OF
North Ct2rE street, 10 get something 70 cat
While waiting for what they ordered to be brought
they commenced diBcusstng Tho merits OF Ger
tain toung na1. Annie became 4nS1y and puleG
Nary 8 h&ir; NNJ ec5e2med policeman arrived
AMI they were boih a15rsted- Annie MAS tnea Slt
and A2U &.
-FKEnKalck 1;us choked his wife aud threaten
cd 10 choke her again, and !" "bu1t' her. He WAl
1Ded 80 for the fufmfr and required to furnish
horta to the amount 0! $500 that he would not d
the lAttcf.
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THE PnlCf e0uRIS.

Tm SCNsH1Nx Of Saturday morning uade
AtchAel RYAN. who WIS working II the corner OF
Sixteenth and uAisted *t1ectA feel Jolly. he CON-
u3enced PHI ring with the other wotkmea and en-
.!earored 70 lndnce them to enjoy themselves
The "boss " toll him TO 50 to work. bat he r.
fused md commenced to swear. Hh caplo5er
vent for policeman I'D he ca:aa hacs *tta oac%
Atchatl "cussed him and the otoecr took him
bv the collac. lie hrokt away. ec1zed Stone 4od
struck the boes - IN the arm. he Was then
carried to the Etas!on- Michael v1s 1sked 70 e1.
pl.tp Its cnaduc., Aod 2oswc7ed that the ooka
had kid he would nlt him with Fock, but IT,
stead Of doing 80 he went for constable and haa
hin h7ested. His Honor thocEtt thas Wfs Eefy
lucid explanation md nned him 80 Tor making
It w1thoat hssitat1ou.
y, NJ NICHOLSON, who wN Arrested on the
chArEe Of stealing books from The iocnz Aens
Christian ASSOCIATION Library, u not eae !nAn wno
took shem- The gentleman Who sRF INC taie1
Es4d the t1seals p11ac MS Nicholson aoa ;. u.
coming along, ht WAS taken Ito custody. he *A
discharged, OF course
TIM EGNKxK Of the C1aEk Sstet School Hh1e
waking along tho street. with hss Htfc IND "osae1
Ecnt1emen.' 1eaf the school house, hAa oSo
trAde fEn Of md called bad Names ~ some nfslf
| bo!a md 10 years Old. who were dfysnt3se1
| from the tnsttUtlon for Utscuuduc+ He nsc
| four Of them arrested TEo we're hntd 53 c2ct
| and the otht.s wc1e discharged.
| -LEt1kpA TAf1pk wAa charged WIKI steA1tnl
About tioo worth q ahAeiA nap&1nA &c, IRON
"Dother Esttg. me CASE wtnt over ros1 Tues
dxy. tAss the defe4dspt n4a1 aaTo a opportunity
, 1869-05-24
CUBA.
Confirmation OF the Cuban Victory
at Puerto PFtuciPc-Detntls OF the
FtEht-Losacs Of the Conte0d4nK
Parties.

Confirmation OF the Cuban Victory
at Puerto PFfucipc-Detntls OF the
FtEht-Losaes OF the Conte0d4nK
Parties.
WASHINGTON, MAJ es.-Sewa has been received
n,nlng fully the defeat Of the Spanish forces IN
attempting to open the railroad from SueEttas 70
Puerto Principe. The date and channcl of receipt
oi the sran!ards ID set down Il about !, ooo IN
Killed and wounded. The Cuban force Is tinted to
have been $500 men, undcE, Quesada, u
n1m6sred % ahous the SANE same. The lighting wss
by far the seyerest y hich has ta-en place during
the war. The battle WIS decided by the arrival
OF the Marquis Of Santa Laco, with 400 ncp,
large numbers Of whom we're mounted, but who,
though very poorly orue.i. made desperate aod
succesatul charge upon the dA1k Of the Sran!ards
At the GO eolo1rt troops, little oysI 80 shot t
remainder arc neither With tho insurgents nor
with the Spania1Is, md are supposed TO have
,ksa 70 1as 9od % ne M ths
ten cars. and drasgcd On rails b! oxen, together
with tie dead, md the chief part OF tie wounded
were abandoned to the Cunans, who. after the bat
spsaiaras. Tne los TO The CuDans Is st7eu n scs
Vessels which hare since returned to the Cnitct
States had q few dats ocfozc landed arms aut
ammunition
I'd, hut whether in Il 1T action Is not said.
Ce4pedes aud the insurgents felt conadea' O
Htrald dated iasana. My =, rsa Key West Mi
o. sayB Information las bcen received here ol
the landing Of 800 r!lbustefs near Gbara Taerf
was IN obstinate fight With The troops on shore, u
which tho Spanish captured two cannon and lo&
thirty two mrn, and the Insurgents lost elent1
Killed and wounded. The reell! Is unknown
Fighting u reported near Trinidad and Cteniuc
Rns, with heas. leases and appalling atrocsue'
m 1nth e{1es
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34@~
po1-rlaAT.
4 Dleedy Contest Between Two STclIKnewA
A4to,nla at Nh4zkey Point
Ye1terd1y.

The euphonious locsitJ Kuou7 u " "Whiskey
Po!nL"a grove located Jus: beyoud the ao1tn
western lt1ntta of the c3Jwaa the scene Of hkara1
dog-tght yesterday. Tho aoa,r had been On lhe
t1rit eorne time, and our blood -andlhunder sper7
had been On the q.1t rfrt for the oteahon, but an
fasu1dAy evening 1t waA understood thAt =
sight financial dttcnliy rood In the way, and tait
the light would I'LL through Consequently watn
It did take place uonc but the initiated rdr trtf
i<nos we're privileged to e1toy The Anatr. The coa
test took place between Bridgeport dog nA!nA
.Hge, and ano.htE animal KooTn ~ the Wed
Street Bull" Those who were Witnesses OF te
A1atr under bond OF secrecy Kept Ter5 qc!:s
about the matter Last evening, and but neag.s
particulars co1!d be gathered. The parties. win
their animals, left In half dozen hacks, from =
saloon Oh Wet Madison, near Eslsted Esrte:,
about IL O'Clock yesterday forenoon, 2L1 proceed.
ed strnightW15 to the scene Of the contest, 4r-
rived upon the grounds pit MS 1udely ptp-
v!ded+ and without much ceremony the 4osa
were yet upon each other. The light u said 70
hare been desperate one, and listed oHt h11f
and ten minutes, when the Il Wood Street Bn1 -
waa declared victor.
The fight over. the principals gathered up the.t
torn and mUt11AtcL Animals, and. winding thecl
feudety tn otl cloth bandaEra returned 10 the ctJ
a. quietly as theT Ind gone.
After they had started for the 6cene Of the con,
test the intended light WIS rumosrd abroad, anil
some 1-doxeu hack loads Of Epotu gt4rted on 4
venture In pursuit. But the light wAa over hefore
their Arrival Tic stakes, 1t Is said. were roo 4
, 1869-05-24
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT,


0Els and Whikestde County Rcpub-
licnn Conventions.
oG1H COUNT.
The oSle County Republican Convention met At
0rrSpn, MaT II.
The convention was called 10 order ey g. ".
Clark, Of the Ceatral Committee,
Dr.. Isaac Mce, Of Aa1land. wss chosen tempo
1ty Chairman; and J. ". Hit, 9! " Norris.
Bugaio, temporary 6ecretaT1eA
The temporary organization Of the convention
was mAde permanent
j motion VAS ca1r1ei that the convention take
vote expressive Of the sense of the members
as to whom should receive the yote Of Os1e County
IN the Convention II fTeeport. for candidate for
On cali Of tie towns, said vote resulted IS fol-
For M Lon. D. ]. Plekney.. es
On 's5 iaelan oi .. Il ioansa MI P,nciney vi i
declared the unanimous cnoice Of the convention
for condidate for Congress-
TT Rn4s. e
J. Il. Aoore, n. II. Keebc, John Pe11ne, E L
OTIS, Joseph Parker, Issac Rice, D. g. shosten
Xix. l. Lawson. S. AcCrare5, and L r OdelL Tht
dtleEates we're empowered to seleet their OWE
wHrrKsIpE COUNTY.
The Whiteside County Republican Convention
met at Morrison May Is
The convention was called to oIdcr by \ \
Terrell, Chairman OF the County Central Com
rutttcc.
Ieaaaer Smith, Of Fulton, vas elected permea
ent Chairman 6. ]. Booth. II. Savage audC. u
Wosthlnaton we're chosen Secretaries
The following named gentlemen were sclected ~
dtle9a1es to the HsElct Consentte9: :
Sog1hington, E Brookneld, q. F. Woodruff
Frank clendenin. 4 E toganA. ~ ~ DlnsmooE; ,,,
District Convention be Instructed to vote ut.l
| on ali question:, End that those present nc au
, 1869-05-24
Superior Advantages
" NA2AG:

It is from 20 to 76 feet above
Lake Michigan.
It is covered for the most
part with d THRIFTY
GROWTH OF FOREST
TREES, such as Oak, Of vari-
GUS kinds, Hickory, Haw-
thorne, Crab Apple, &C., &c,
It is divided into large Lots,
Of from Q TO S ACRES EACH,
all having an Eastern sloping
front, on wide and well.graded
avenues.
1t will have one Of the finest
summer drives Of five miles in
length to be found in the West.
Itcan beapproached the Easi-
est and Cheapest of any Of Chi
cago's Suburbs, both by rail
and wagon roads.
The Depot at the head Of La
Salle-st,, and from which the
dummy cars start, is the most
convenient and easiest got at,
Of any depot in the city, not
having the bridges to delay
one, when going to take the
train It can be reached at all
hours Of the day, in from IS to
30 minutes ride. It will be
well supplied with schools and
churches. In fine, it will be-
come a tvery popular place o1
resort to all our citizens seek.
ing a country seat.
, 1869-05-24
NEW ORLEANS.

Another Commercial Convention
Arrival OF DeIeERtes-Whoa II There
and Who will be Th-rc-En4sY
Speeches to be Frosyncd Down.
spee4a Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
Szw OE11ASE, MaJ T.
The New Orleans Commercial Convention vii,
assemble IN thiA city tomorrow. DeleStea IRE
ALREADY here from 'eEesy Southern State About
pne- fourth the members Of the Memphis Cpnveu-
uon came drwn to-day On the Memphis / Jackson
RAtl1oAd These viii be rccoxnl1ed n delegates
10 the EeE QTaE&02 CooTeQuon uu@ their
, 1869-05-24
REAL ESTATE.
WASHIN GT0N
HEIGHTS. |
GREAT
Auction Sale
OF THAT BEAUTIFUL
SUBURBAN
|; PROPERTY.
WashingtonHe Heights
Which was to have come
OF OH the 26th inst,
has been
Wedn' 'sday,june2,
10 O'clock in the Forenoon
Wedn' 'sday,june2,
10 O'clock in the Forenoon

This Postpopcment has been rem
derea necessary by reason Of the
extreme bad weather for the last
ten days, which has prevented the
Company owning the Land from
completing the Improvements which
were contemplated before the day
Of sale, viz: The finishing Of the
Dummy Track, the Grading Of
Streets, Building Sidewalks, &c. By
that time We hope to have all these
Improvements either completed or
we'll under way, so that We can land
the buyers upon the very land VIC
wish to sell. This tract Of land Is
|:beyond question the most eligfblS
located and most beautifully wooded,
as well as the very highest and
healthiest location for a flne town.
Of any land In Cook County. Taken
MI in all, Il is the best diversified
and most easily converted into
Choice and Elegant Homesteads o.
any Land within 50 miles Of Chi.
cage, the following being some d
It's
, 1869-05-24

The Stock-Ynrd Frojcct-A -Eonfl-
dence Game on ConSract3Fs-Eor-
Eery and Failure.
ST. LoCB, May aa--Anothcr meeting OF stock-
dealers drovess, and business men generally, W1s
held last night, 70 conssder the Matter Of c5tao-
fishing = grand ttock-yarl here, u which asl
raitrosdy ehsII centre. The committee appointed
week aEo reported that the dtdssent fa.tnaas
ass!stance in their ,owcr. Subscription books
we're opened, and Committee appointed to &C.
ilctt stock
x case vas decided In the general term Of the
Circuit Ccurl, YESTERDAY. Hhice Affects eitI con
trac1ors to tho 1uaount OF some $seo COL Inc de-
csai IL. blis against property owners hs pa! tos
grading And macadAutzlDg streets nave no r
coEsfc On the oHne1s Of property, Is tae Hoek ~
ofae1esi done by thu CITY Council By loose Auu
imperfect ordnance,
Eu1nor has Called general circulation that :
committed io,reT ~ ~ -sau~3 nI s41 n6 sn5
9:!as 1ne 1sm has suspended Iu consequence.