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Capt. Grant then began in a rambling inco'
herent way to quest on the witness in regard to
bis estimate for pT.olc improvements, the alter
alton in certa.n streets, &c. In the course
of his cross Namination he asked the wit
ness to multiply certain sum by certain
figures, when the witness answered that
Capt Grant might do his own evacuation.
CAPTAIN Grant here handed a LIT OF computa-
tons across the table 70 witnGss. and with an
exultant air said, "What DO yo q think of them
are figures-them are oalcula fiops
Mr.. Shepherd answered tlat he did not think
Grant was any more capable of making an esti-
mate or correct computation than an inmate of
DIR. Nichols asylurl across the river.
Captain Grant Jumped about four feet from
the hoor az this, and wanted to know il he was
10 be lnsulted IN this manner, and ferociously
pounded the air while declaming against the
insulting style of the witness.
MIR. shepherd quietly asked the protection of
the committee, and that Mr.. Ordway be sent for
to guard him.
On hearing this, Capt Grant arose in a tower
ing passion, and said Mr.. Shepherd must not
insult him. He might insult NJ. Crane, but he
! would let him know that he mustn't try to
browbeat him. He was called TO oId der, and
| finally subsidized, saying that he would make it
hot for the Board o. Public Works before he
| got through with them. He then continued his
| cross-examination of Mr.. Shepherd in regard to
the parking OF North Capitol street, but eiicited
nothing new.
witness said be believed improvements had
| ENHANCED THE VALUE OF PROPERTY
IN the District, and made demand tor II never
| before known. "A gentleman from p Philadelphia
recently bought property here for S1.l5 per fcot
which the week previous sold at S125. To show
the value and effect of improvements, he said he
| recently talked with a prominent gentleman
| who said that since there was prospect of good
| paven ents and other desirable public improve
| mems in Washington, he had about made no his
| mind to take up his residence here. The greas
| drawback in Washington always has been a
| lack of improvements. Witness regards his
| own property as having increased p
| per cent. in value In consequence of
| improvements made in the District.
| In regard to the bill for advertising the mea
ures voted uron at the late election, he repe at
| ed that un6er the circumstances he believed the
| expenditure judiciOus; there was an exige lcy
| in the case which will probably never again
| arise, and consequently so large an outlay will
| not be required in future. The advertising re-
ttrred to was not given to the press on the con-
| dition that they support the District govern
melt, for they were advocates of the latter long
before it was given out. The bill for advertis-
| ing looks large, but on the whole the publicity
given to the measures before the people saved
| to the District between S25n, 10 and $500, 0O].
| Adjourned to meet tomorrow at the usual
| hour.
On Saturday, by invitation of the memorial
lists, the committee will revisit the street i'm
| provoment and the canal in the vicinity of Eth
| street.
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THE CARNIvAI1-A Public RcstiRg 70 be I'd.
The committee on subscriptions, appointed by
the genera executive committee on the carnl-
val, hello a meeting yesterday at FAINT, Wash
ngt0n x Co.'S bank, and after consultation II
was determined to call public meeting OF citt-
Zens in relation to the matter on Thursday even
ing next. Speaker Hulse, upon the request of
a majority of the members of the House Of Del
eGates, has authorized the use of the hall of the
House in the legislative (Metzerottl building.
Ii is expected that Governor Cooke viii preside,
and a large number of prominent professional
and business men have signified their intention
OF being present, and from among them the
speakers will be selected.
FISH AND OYSTER MARKET-Bodrd of H>dlh
InspectiOns-InspectOr General Gatchel reports
the arrival and sale of marine products fol-
lows;-Schr. Empire, 5000 herring, $40 per
thousand, 200 shad, SIS per hundred. Steamer
Pioneer, Geo shad, SI7; II 900 herring, SO; p
rockfsh, 13c each. Steamer Vanderbilt. 1 200
herring, sill; SO shad, 20c each; 20 pike, 15c
each; 100 lunches mixed fish, SC per bunch.
SlOOp Amelia Kapella, 10 900 herring. TO be sold
this afternoon; Dds shad, do Sailboat, {, 900 her
ring, do SlOop Charlie, ,i60 shad do; 900
herring, do. Sloop Reindeer, 1,139 shad, do. ;;
1000 herring, do. Condemnations-i15 bushels
oysters, 80 punches pike.
BASE BALL.-The National Base Ball Club of
thls city will present the following nine this sea-
son: W illiam Lennon, catcher; Stearns, pitcher:
faui Hines. first base; John Holiingshead, sec
ond base; w. White, third base; s Studley cen
ter field; Ed. Mincher, left field, and Oscar
Bielaski, right field. They viii play the Red
Stockings, OF Boston, on the 18th instant, in this
city.
CLOVES SACRIFICE" is the play which will
be performed by the amateurs, at the National
Iheater to- morrow al ternoOn, for the benefit of
the Epiphany Church Home.
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Blue FLANNEL, made up into great variety
OF garments for gentlemen. youth, and boys. L
am offering a large stock of these goods this
season of finer quality than have had hereto
fore. Strength and color warranted.
GEO. &. HENNING.
No. 40 eth street y. W.
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CIT z ITEM S.

"WAhIEN's Meat and Vegetable Cooking
tot,' an Engli.h invention, at Hamilton y
Pearson's, Y. NJ. q. A. Building, 9Th and ID
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EARTH CLosETs.-Latest improvement; best
in use, at Hamilton & Pearson's, Y. NJ. Z. 4.
Building, 9th and ID streets.
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NoTICE-Mrs. II. King has removed her hui
man hair and millinery store from Pennsylva-
mia avenue. near 10th street. 20 No. 90 9TH 81.
between and h streets. \. W.
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LOCAL n + w >.


vGieEdI TAsGtsr.-The Oates comic npera
G, fuyauy III - The Fair one With the Blonde
Wig
fsHEdry ". Z. CbVTeb.-Lectrre OF Rev. Thos.
Guard.
C,Id Fsilot-S' Hall, NOry Tard-Fair by the
IatlIts' kebe kah De- TSe hssnciatinn No
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CITIZEN PHEBE n. KELSEY of sact;or %
New York, International Association, will lee,
ture on " Internationalism" at lincoln Han
Tomorrow evening.
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A FAVORABLE NcToRIETY.-The good repu-
tation of a. BrOlcn's Bronchial Tr0chss" for the
relief of Coughs, Colds and Throat Diseases has
given them a favorable notorety. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-09

TIE MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, st
Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, Y. NJ. q. A. Bnili-
ing, 9th and streets.
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FATAL EXPLOSION OF FIRE DAMP IN
MINE.-Yesterday morning an explosion OF fire
damp occurred in PinebrOOk Shaft of the Lacka-
wana Iron and Coal Company, Pennsylvania,
resulting in the death of one man and the
serious injury of two others. As the men came
to their work those engaged in the chambers
where the explosion took place were notified BY
the fire boss not to go to work, there was fire
damp in that locality. This order was repeated
several times. yet notwithstanding a miner
named James stone went in with his naked
lamp. The gas ignited and fearful explosion
took place. killing a laborer named Campbell,
and burning Patrick O'Hara seriously, If not
fatally, about the face, hands and body, and
also burning James Stone about the face and
head.
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CINCINNATI CoNvKNrIoN-Colonel Charles
"a. Alexander has been elected O delegate from
can convention in Cincinnati, May 1t-Patriof.
Elected by whom when where how
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INFATUATED WITH MILE NILssoN.-Balti-
more has furnished another ardent admirer of
the charms Of the fascinating Swedish song
bird, and an aspiring youth, whose parents re-
side on Eutaw street, fondly imagined that
Mile Nilsson smiled upon him Thursday night
during the second Act in "Mignon, >" has follow
ton Of pressing his suit. The ultimate effect
upon the brain Of the verdant scion is hardly
problematical. Meantime Mile Wilson's heart
be married in August.-Balt. Gazette, SM.
"a Canada paper AYERS that Ottawa wants
200 Scotch girls.
@The Mississippi state university proposes
to admit young women. Ff~'
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ElRENES'S RELIEF AssOCIATIOy-A meet
hS Oi tie dele gates from the several fire COM
lahles to the convention to form firemen's re-
Iiei association held an adjourned meeting at
the Franklin engine-hOuse last night; Chief En-
glneer CrOnin in the chair, Assistant Chief Drew
acting secretary. Mr.. Drew reported that the
constitution had been signed by the members of
ire several companies and the commissioners
board OF directors was elected, as follows
NO. company, VIM. Riggles; No. 2, Charles
Hurdle; No. 5, Il. III. Robinson: No g. j Stroble.
No. ., l.. Hauf; hook and ladder. =. NJ Mackey:
IRE commissioners, j. \. Bayley. Mr.. Bayley
IRON the committee on the late entertainment
AZ TIE National heater. reported that 50 far the
ASSOCIATION hes realized $50, and there are
about sli0 worth of tickets yet to hear from.
A co m ittee, consisting OF the president OF the
Board OF commissioners, Chief Engineer Crouin
ASSISTANT Chief Drew and Commissioner McDC-
wit, we're appointed 10 wait uIon the different
Insurance companies in regard to insuriug the
h'ts oi the members of the fire department
FUNERAL OF THE REV. DIR. y. j. IL. NIoEG An
Tie funeral OF tie late Rev. Dr. Morgan. who
ne,! ON saturday IN Anne Arundel county, Md,
tock place yesterday afternoon from the Charles
street Methodist Episcopal Church, in RaIti-
mere, and wSs very numerouSly attended nv
RELATIVES and friends. The deceased gave in
structons "a 10 his funeral whilst living desip-
ha'ed Charles street Church, of which he was
formerly pastor. the place from which IL
Should take place, and named his pail bearers.
SiN OF whom were his brothers. The Rev DIR
James McCaUley and the Rev. W. f. Edwards
HALE feeling addresses, and after singing and
prayer the remains were removed to Mount
oIvet Cemetery, on the Frederick road where
they were placed in the family vault. The fol-
lowing were the pall-bearers: Rev. j. f. Nor
gan, Rev. LittletOn +. Morgan. Prot. Joseph A
Morgan GOT Baltimore City CoIlege), DIR. Gerard
r Morgan, DE Witt Clinton Morgan Romulus
Morgan, Rev. T. b. Phelps, and Rev. z. A.
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CoRNs, BCNIoNs. BAD NAILS, &C.-Thous-
ards are relieved at DR.. Whites establishment,
$50 15tL street, opposite United States Treasury
Washington, and North Charles street, Balti-
more.
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Dir. LEON, III / street, between 9TH and Sth
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. III
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made 70 order by Hempler. near 4 \ street
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
/ IFE AND FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE
OF
T. Ii. HANSON & B. LEWIS BLACKBOARD,
5I9 SEVENTH STREET NV.

fcllClee OF NJ In OF
the following com panies, than which there
better in this country CT England:
TIE ETNA INSURANCE co, Hartford, Conn
Cash assets, alter paying Ss,0oe,00O losses last
year. S6,3OO.OO0.
TIE NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
ms. CO, Of Lendou and Edinburg Gross assets,
after paying s2,ssi,000 losses last year,
THE HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO, Of Hart.oDi;
Conn. Cash assets. after paying s2,2Is,O00
losses last year. 81 942 600.
THE FRANKLIN FIRE ms. Co, Of Philadel-
Phia. Cash sssets after paying S92c ,i35 losses
THE SPRINGFIELD FIRE ms CO. Of Spring.
held, Mass. Cash assets. after paying s615,II5
Losses last year, : .O65 SOC.
THE LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANK
ING CO, bynchburg, Va. A conservative and
vigorous Company. Assets $4,000.
THE POTOMAC INSURANCE CO, Of George.
town, ID. &. Doing business here for forty-Sne
years Assets $500 900.
THE ETNA LIFE Insurance CO.. Of Hart.
tard. I. Nj. HANSON, Agt. Assets Sl6, 700
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO, Of New
$4,000 600. '' q S'N' 0"'H asSe''
The aggregate assets Of the above COMPANIES
amounts TO one hundred ard screen millions cC dot
lars.
INSURE YOUR HOUSES AND SPRING
SIOChS NOW. March ,c,ads are faRgTOVS,
IN
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GLOVES SACRIFICE" is the PLAY which will
be performed by the amateurs, at the National
Iheater o-morrow afternoon, for the benefit of
the Epiphany Church Home.
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n IST OF NV ROCKS FOR SALE AT
Ia SHILLING TONS BO0hSTOhE
CORNER a. 1T. AND Pa. Az.
Poor Miss Finch. BY " ikie Collins. Price 81.
R,cnllsotions Of Past Life. By Sir Henry Holland.
Leaders of Public Opinion IN Irclani-Swift. FLOOD,
Grattan and OConnen. Price 81.
Little Mcorlald Princess. BY the author Of "OlG
Nam salle's Secret" Price 81 IS.
Patty. A Novel. By the author Of " RoOkstOne.
Price 50 cents.
The Mystery OF oroivel. Translated from tho
French. Price ~ cents.
Two riunges for a Pearl. by Mortimer Collins.
Price cents.
The sylyes or, The outcasts. Price IS cents.
The High Ills of Katherine Saunders. Price 55cts.
A Leaf in the Storm. By Ouids Price - cents.
Character. By samuel smiles Price q l.3.
Wild Men and " lid Beasts. b Colonel Cuinrine.
Price Sl.5O.
wiltred Cumbermede. By George Macdonald. Price
Sl75.
Can the old Ioves A Novel. Price IS cents.
How 60 Live on a Dime and a Hail . Day. Price a
cents
New Remedies. A Quarterly Retrospect Of rhers-
peutios, Pharmacy. &C. Price 81 cents.
John Jasper's Secret. Sequel 20 Charles Dlckeno
Mystery Of Edwin DrOud +" Price 81 IS. fehl
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THE LECTURE OF REV. THos. GUARD will
not take place at Lincoln Hall, as announced in
amorning paper, but at Foundry Church, corner
14th and g streets, at 8 O'Clock this evening
Subject: "Man's relations to the earth.n This
lecture has been very highly praised.
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IHE MORSE MEMORIAL SRRvICHs.-The COM
mittee having charge of the memorial services
IN honor OF Professor Morse, to be held in me
House OF Representatives on TUESDAY evening
Ihe 10Th instant, held full meeting yesterday
hentS which viii make the event of great inter
est- Leading members of both houses of Con-
Eress Will denver short addresses, and Oliver
Wendell Holmes will probably read a noes,
written expressly Tor the occasion. Letters have
been addressed to the mayors OF cities. request
mg tIem 10 call public meetings on the same
llght, and plan Il being perfected TO hold sim
Iiar meetings throughout the world and COM
municate by telegraph with the meeting here
~ was agreed 10 invite the widow and family OF
me late Professor 20 be pres ent upon the occa-
sion, and become the guests OF the nat.on. Rev
Ut. Adams, pastor OF the Professor, is invited to
oitn tie Proceedings with prayer. Admission
10 the building will be bv card only
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THE Fair One with the Blonde Wig, Ia
very amusing burlesque, and was acted spoken
and sung by Mrs. Oates and her lively Company
I'm spirited manner at the National Theater
last night, eliciting hearty laughter and warm
applause from the large audience present. The
piece will be repeated this evening.
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ANoTHER BATTALIoS oReAxIzKD.-The off,
q City Greys and Georgetown Civ Z, ,".. ~,
meeting at the armory last night, for The ~
!ose OF organizing a battalion. The orgs.ip..
nlrgs s perfected by the election OF Captain
S.athran, acting major; Lieut.. G. b. Frencb
N'vn'Ant; and VIM. Hall, sergeant major.
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THR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS have given
the contract for the paving of Sd street. from
Indiana avenue to New York avenue, TO Mr..
George w. Linvile, and have directed him 20
lay the Ballard block, to be Burnetized in place
or the prismatic. which does not give satisfaction
20 the property-holde on that street. William
Bowen, colored, has been appointed by the
Board Of Public Works superintendent Of Ia
eorers employed in repairing streets, alleys and
cutters in the 18th district
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WASHINGTON BooT AND SHOE N.xrv.c.
TURING CONPANT.-The committee appointed
by the Washington Boot and Shoe Manufsctar-
ING Company met last night 70 agree upon the
terms OF the charter TO be applied for and TO
designate the corporators, and after q full dis
Sasslon OF the matter adjourned to meet on
Thursday night az Union League Hall, when a
cIait OF the charter, with other matters of in
LeIest, Will be submitted To the Shareholders for
ie ~ was thought best not to commence
ne hands Of the treasurer, 80 ss 10 ;nsnrs
means enough to obtain the necessary s,ocE 81
~ .. ana me-. approved appliances in use in
~
ANOTHER BATTALION ORGANIZER The oes-
.I.lAh I'll ~
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.

hkW STILpING ASsoCIATI0S-The
W. mr. >1e~ting of the ElGHTh BOiLpiN.
A>NCNlA1 fuk. Of Cseoreetown. will be held AZ
lsus h .isi ~ MONDAY EVENING next, the sth
met a. Sas lock. At which time all parties desiring
70 leone stack holders viii be required 10 pay the
afs ns WI. KING, Sec.
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NASHlNGTONIAN IN TROUBLE IN BAITr-
h1Rk-Ihe Baltimore San of this morning saws.
re case OF George "A. Lamphier, of W flashing
Ton city, grocer, charged with obtaining goods
on credit, in violation of the 44th section Of the
bankrupt law, which had been under examina.
Ipoh Icr several DAYS previously, was decided
yesterday BY the commissioner, who reviewed.
me testimony IN the case at length. The ac-
cused was held 10 bail in - GOO TO answer at
CSrIt, III Default OF which he was committed
The Gd<ette saws: The wife OF tbs accnS.,
was present with him yesterday and appeared
much distressed. The penalty attached by the
Jaws OF congress TO the offence with which Mr.
amIhi is charged is three wears irnrison.
lnent IN the penitentiary, with or without hard
labor, at the discretion OF the court"
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MOST AMUSING TOY OUri-Oansss inanimass
~ ~ niures r dance g the music Of piano.
:. west, between Renna. avenue and Z 1t. VvvHv
le1tsJv Sts<f's PsGaos. and man ufacturorv Of an
Pianos and Al Musical Instruments tuned and 70
pshee decl1-tr
, 1872-12-21
CATTLE BALES

H0GS-Ihe receipts to-day were about q 600,
making total SINCE Saturday of 137, 1888, against
los, 1865 for the same time last week. and 126, ,853
week before last. There was better, fruaer
feeling in the market. The marked falling off in
the supply not only enabled sellers to avert T.
further decline, but they succeeded in recovering
q considerable portion Of the reduction sustained
on the preceding two days, prices creeping back
to 53.60@3.85. At the close OF trade yesterday
the market wore a bad look. There we're some
5000 hogs left in the pens unsold after the
days business was over, aud, as there was q
strong probability that to-day's receipts would
also be large, the opinion seemed to be general
that @ further reduction would be
suffered. The innumerable teIegrams sent ont
by commission men during yesterday and We'd
ncsday, however Come 500 despatches were sent
over the wires Of the Western Union alone), to-
gether With the severe storm OF last night,
caused . diminution in the receipts Of nearly
one-haR, and in anticipation Of . light run to-
morrow. buyers took hold "eharr,' at $3.55@
e-6U for common, at s365@3.70 for medium to
good, and at s3.75@3.65 for choice to extra
Early sales we're at Sc advance. but before the
close further Improvement Of &c WAS noted.
Two punches Of extra assorted hogs we're taken
at S3.a0, and few carloads Of coarse mixed
hogs sold at $780, but the bulk OF the sales were
erectedat a3.60@3.75. The market closed strong
ct 33.60@3.85. We append the following:
, 1872-12-21
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. 20.
ACOHOL-vas in moderate demand aud shade
easier for o. per proof To-day quotable at <S
@l.sG.
BROOM CORN-This market Was without percep-
be change. The supply Of common grades is large,
and they very dull. Choice hurl quite scarce,
and in tolerah1y fair demand We quote: No.
hurl, 6@64c per ID; No. stalk braid, 6@5Ac; No.
do, 4S4Nc; No. do, 3@31sc: inside green, aH@Ac; !;
do red tip Sc; do palo and rcd, 2@2Hc-
BEANS-Tlere is fair inquiry for choice hand
picked nayies aud good clean qualities Prices for
such quite strong, the supply being rather light.
Common gradea are plenty, ard dull: N'e qao.e
Navics at fair to prime ct .75@a.0o
mon to medium at $l.25@1.5o.
BUILDING GMATEK1ALS-There change to
note in connection with this market Trade was very
quiet, and confined to E1nall lots for current
wants. We qnote: Stucco, s2.50G2.75; New York
stuceo CASING s3.75@4.co superins do, $40o@4.6o;
Rosenlae cement, ST. .25'.50 Utica cement, $40 per
brl; Louisville cement 1900 Akron cement 500:
lime in brs), u35S1. so per brl; white aand per bsl,
$2.75300 rIasterl1g har, per bu 40@4sc dra brick,
per Do $40 0u building brick (eommon} $lloo
@15oo; country brick. 90 Woodstock press-
s45oo, del; anlsaukee sss 90, del: Racine, So 90
deli Hinsdale, SIS 90, del; fire clay, per brl, e40o@
go The following il the st Of prices pei box oi 80
feet, for domestic window glass. from which reauc
ton Of 40 and PET cent Is made by dealerB:
, 1872-12-21
REAL ESTATE.

The following instruments were fled for record
on Fridny, Dec 20:
CIT PROPERTY
Chsrles plaza, bet Frs.,kli,4 st and Fifth az, f,e
of Lot 5, dated Oct. %; consideration, s., $50.
Fou-;eeth st, bet Third and Fourth avs, +, c5 it.
17ted Dec 10; consideration, 900.
Racser st, bet Chicago and Second st. ef, o41ao #
lated Dec. 20 consideration, 1,750.
Let T. in Cssaes Block ., United States Bank Addi-
tor, dated July consideration, s7So.
oEe st, bet Taylor and Ashland stE t, Lot II, d1-
TED Soy. 6; consideration, S7e0.
a1cser e, bet Augusta st and Nlwaukee ay, " +,
1t 81 dated Sor- IS; consideration, 81 SEQ.
OF: Il. consideration, $500.
Michigan AT, bet Madison and Monroe sH, ef Sub
Lot OF Lot dated Nov. 20; consideration, $50 00o
The premises No. 21e Thirdeth st, dated March -:
consideration, sa,5oo.
Lot il pesott y Bridges Subdivision Of Lots to Z,
16: consideration, 81 900.
Huzlbrt st. n Of ana Linden st, ef, Lot 90 and 2
It Of Lot u dated, Dee. u consideration, 81, ,soo
EoRTH CITY LIMITS.
lot 23 n Bi2c6 q IL II, havenswood, dated Dec 10;
soU1u OF CITY LIMITS.
LOT o4 IN Block u.s. Of Adam Smiths Subdivision in
Hw4 Sec sc, a9, l3, dated Oct %; consideration,
Lot $, IN Block G., Of Hopkins Addition to HYDE
Park, dated Dec Il; confederation, $500.
a. 500.
Of Lot $, in Hursburts Blocks and 7, Of C1euyer
+ Tay3or's Subdivision in q 4 Sec 8, So, H. dated
Sept 20; consideration, s., 900.
Spencer sv VT 5oxl25 #, in Crocker,s Subdivision
u,2o0.
Lots = 8, IT, and 49, In Block l. Of Pryor Hopkins'
TH nwA Sec 3, So, II, dated Nov. 20; considers
don, sc, Goo.
3: WEST c7TT LIMITS
15o lots IN Hansbrough { Hess Subdivision Of x
" e Sec sc, 4, Is, dated Oct. /; consideration,