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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

All those who would like to hear the Irish
Question" ably and eloquently discussed, and
AZ the same time help the Little Sisters Of the
Poor In their holy mission Of charity, will, Of
course, attend Father McDsVitt'a lecture to-
morrow night at the National theatre, to be de.
liyered under the auspices Of tho Hi0ornian So
oiety No. 1. We expect 70 see the house crowded
iioni pit to dome With brilliant array OF intel.
llkence and beauty.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Mr. Morris Murphy, who was nominated by
the Central Oonmltles Of the Irish Republican
clubs OF the District 20 represent that nation
were presented TO Gen. Chapman by commit.
tee appointed for the purpose, has addressed q
letter TO the General declining the honor, In
which no very senslbly says! ~ do not believe
that race or nationality should DO urged as q
qualification for any public pOsltion."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Yesterday OfleeI Shepherd arrested and took
before Judge Smell, Thomas DOnohOO, charged
by John n. Drane with perjury, In swearing TO
an AhidRVlt In relation TO him, (Drano,) which
has been published. Messrs. COOK and Cahill
appeared as counsel for The counsel, and he gave
hall In the sum OF $500 for his appearance on
Friday noxt, Andrew Gleason and Samuel
Strong giving the bond
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

The services In this church tomorrow will b
Of the most imposing character, In oommsmora.
tion Of the great festival OF Easter. Grand
high mass will be celebrated, aud Father Ma
Elliott one Of the most gifted sopranos In
Washington, has boon added 10 the choir
and Il u expected that some Of the members Of
the Italian opera troupe will DO present.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

appeared on the streets yesterday with his new
sorrel horse and wagon, which gives evidence Of
his success In his particular line OF business
The harness In gold mounted, and was furnished
BY messrA J. s. TOphAm Co, and the wagon
was built by Mossrs. A. J. Joyce n 90. Long
may MOLley live 10 stick bills aud attend 70
"blE" with his horse and wagon
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
IIyn eIoeII Iu.oroIIan..

The sanitory Inspector general Of the Board Of
Health TepUrts the following Inspections for the
sale Of swine All hogs sold for prises same As
last week III. 5OQptT. 02J3 per owt. net. AZ Uen-
tre market 10 COWS, having calves; prices from
~ % ~ yer head. Ordinary boeVGs sold at 40
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Green 4 Williams will sell In 'front.' Of tbsil
suction ROOFS, At 10 o'clock, a. m, superior 10
Latimer Oleary will soil In front OF thoil
auction rooms, Gt 10 o'clock, q, M, Household
and kitchen furniture, large quantity sash an(
blinds, small Sallboat, anu lot Of chrOms
paintings,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

The Easter services At st. PAul's Episcopal
church, on Twenty third street, near the Circle,
brAtion OF the holy eucharist; at IL n. IN full
choral service sermon and second celebration;
and In the evening, at 1910, even song and
sermon. ST. Pauls Is 4 Rltuallstle free church
and has ohOrister Of twenty-five boys.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Begin by saving money. A TOW dollars saved
each month may give you start In lie.
Begin . savings account 10 the Frefdmdn's
SapiagG Bank, aud put away something every
month. The BANK pays SIR per cent. Interest
from the nrst day Of April next.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

are being added daily to dartrell's, 300 Seventh
street, eornor Of Large aud superb stock Of
Hurts" hne Shoes for Ladies', Misses and
Ohildren. Those In want Of nne goods will Ind
every conceivable variety OF style aud m Material
o. this celebrated make, At moderate prices
HIS stock OF Gentlemsn's Boots Congress
CATERS, Prince Albert's Strap and Oxford
Ties ara n nRouaial
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

AhG bAsANANgNsH
The outrage attempted 10 be perpetrated on
the Republican voters Of the Tenth district, on
wednesday night, by the mob who were evi.
IDENTIFY gathered at the behest Of J. W. L..
Barnes for the purpose, calls for more
than q passing notice. II Is we'll known that
men from all the diatriuts IN which the ordway.
LeBarnes factions exist were there and did
their bost 10 outyote and cry down the laeiti
mate resident Republican,. Luckily thsy had
not been we'll enough instructed, and voted al
most to man In favor Of the motion TO adjourn,
which the regular president Of the club declared
carried. The subsequent farce, with LsBarnoa
A. principal actor, and by the result NJ which he
will attempt 10 foist hlmsslfon the Central Com.
mIttee, 10 80 transparent maud that the mem.
hers Of the central committee will promptly re-
fuse 10 recognise him and his illegal ooufreres.
The oficers Of tho club have Issued call for
another meeting on Tuesday evening next, and
II h TO be hoped that they viii take sure
methods Of protecting themselves frVm the IN.
yasion Of this gang Of strikers elect their dele.
gates by the legal votes Of the district, aud then
insist on their recognition by the committee.
1t r. about time that this mob was cleared out,
aud Il thoy and their leaders persist In inter.
fering with tho rights Of citizens some sun.
mary measures must be speedily taken 10 teach
them how to behave Themselves We are
rather glad, however, that this thing has oc-
Cured, as In his remarks before the COMMITTEES
on the District, few days ago, Mt. Ordway
charged that the Board Of Public Works were
In the habit Of packing meetings, while now
the fact can be clearly proven thatths creatures
who thus tried TO ovsrawe the voters Of the
Tenth district were the tools OF his henchman
and assistant Le3arnes, and were gathered
-. I,Is 49,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Mr. y. JACOBS, lately from Vienna and Der.
lin, can be found At Roman CO.'S, GO7 Sew
enth street, May Building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS
AMUsEM ENTp.


Fra DiavaIs
Contrastod with those OF the two preceding
evenings the audience attracted BY IRA d.
avoion last night was a miserable one, only
about half Of the house being allied. This vas
mainly attributable TO the religious obserNances
required by the day aud partly 70 the net that
in ia entire,v me presentatlon last night Of
Ora Diavoio" was not, 20 say the least suPe.
rlor 70 the manner in nhlch y p w. o oS9ss E
Santiey In the leading role, during their late
visit In many particulars y was decidedly IN.
Ieror Sa9te re sss ,neh hss,.s na
sentatirns 10 every respect than those given
isst evening BY Uaioul, Lyall and Miss Gary.
Uapouis ffs DiavolI Is spiritedi at times
when there is not the slightest occasion for H.
and when the language y both eommon.plsce
and pnimgaHss ~. ms l.hps'S a5sr,, NJ
strained or spasmodlcal. HIS rendition Of
" sweet AEnes"-one Of the prettiest airs Of tho
OPsr,-.oOsn, h.ye been good ss. Sr he re
Ina was charming. Her voice IL sweet and
flexible, and she siogs With an ease that 10
sraieful 70 the listener. The beppo and Qua
anoe., and their byplAy throughout was en-
The chOrusss Of the operA were we'll given,
evening Lucia al Lammormoor" viii be pro-
duced, Nilsson appearing as Lucia.
The Coming show.
All the Juvenile portion Of the community are
eagerly awaiting the advent Of foropaughS
huge and wonderful combination Of mensgsrie,
museum, caravan aud circus, which 10 TO arrive
without douby Forslaugh has the "biEEest
thing on vheels' ever seen In this country, and
with pleasant Meather lmmsnse orvnus III "
~ AIsnnsnoe =. eI ~. enni ,,o,s go az ~
70 ~ out teaaersi , ,yeL .n.. VA ..s -,
ielulteo w ~ 49, III ~ ~
y separated from ne other, % that Al Sh9 ars
grand pavilion. containing the museum, msnsg,
he sSssstIisn sISi6iiion IN d, fourth IsyiliOpp
h,eIything sonneeteu wtn ~ -
nmsat .ns mos @ y: ',,n,sso,,s naSe
Saa 1ns s w., SO S ou, N snps Ss Vii NJ
! ceIys me patronase Of our entire community
The leading SNOW Of America Is Adam foro
Paush@
Philharmonic society.
Aiwbo love music WI os s,sS y .o,s o ,n' m,
| above. named socIety will on the evening Of
80, /, -. ,sS,aS ~ .nn.rIor r.naIlIop ol
MMpendsi.s5bos ereSt work, The "oratorIo d
Elijah" the best talent Of the country hal
been secured and Az may res' sa.isned mat th p
rendl,,o o,. o hi.,osx ~ washInSian rms conn,
posIticn has never been performed here, and W.
are sure all Who love the works Of the great
composers VII Eiye ssostantai sneoutagsmsn
70 .his sOS o,s v n1. IN s,to IA nro,,"
kIsa'esst ~ tn =. ~ ~ %
meh' VI '"0 u.es'0aa 'al',s " Vu' 0''"'
mai. 1919 NIL 49,. ~ ~, n.,u,.,,,
| troupo will begin A weeks engagement at the
National theatre, on next Monday evening
| Wherever the Oates troupe goes II Ia successful
attracting crowded houses and invariably pleas.
ing them. The member, Of the company Ar
stars 10 their Pecn'iM une; Sson psssen'ing n,s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

TINS HAEDsoHn and best Is hat. NJ. d.
FRAhK \ Co., the Original HAtt0rs, No. bOJ
seventh street, May building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
Ths National SAVINGS BsaL,

Corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth
street, pays siH per cent on deposits.
Blinking hours--9 TO 4. Saturdays, 0 to and
stOs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

allowed At the rate Of per cent. by the National
savings Bank, corner Fifteenth street and New
York avenue, on each full calendar month. De
posits made the 81 will bear interest from the
ist Of the month.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
THE COURTS.

cr,cu,r Coupr-Judo, MocAytAv-rhi,
court was engaged as follows yesterday
Cornish vs. Grant a MattiHgiy. Action for
prom,ssory note. The defencc.a plea Of usury,
Verdict for me plainiiH In q 900, with interest
CSro VS.. washington and dsCrgstoWn Rail.
port will Be found in the local column;l
JUssnAi c,ioS Ss rs s,isI AL ap'uAn'e
Maryisnd Freestone uompany va Grant.
oSSs continued, with leave TO either party TO
amend pleading a.,
nusns, m y.rds, oa t IN sstsaSao
The Jury was then adjourned until Monday
next ~.
tn. t,i,ow,oa cs,s' " Ss.lsn:d M, ,,,., an
Monday next Nos. $40, s5s, SIS, 400, lOl, lOs,
So, s3Sie zoe, Als, Aia, nb, ale, all, al
apS " Aol S.i ...,.. v..,.,,.x
Wv "-. '''
POLICE.
POLICE CouRr-.Iudgs SnsiL--wm, Harrison
threats 20 Catherlne Harrisoni the Judge re-
auLsa p3nus m We Jun o. ~ M ~
tioorge Alexander. ~ XieEandeT and John
Norris, assault on fletehsr Webster, nned %.
Edward QuinlAn, assault on his wite. lined 80
na2,Ten1 ansS ~ :,s Moors erofanty o se
lateral forfeited. III. ii. MoKeiton, tying horse
% tree, collateral forfeited; Ll.iie Hueer,
proAnlv nned ~ MN smith, sio'suns t nnos
man. proiani,v' eoiisterni for1.issd IA Has
aud X. II. Neil, boisterous, nnsd IS each. Il. il.
Nell, carrying a concealed weapon, nnsd 90.
yShn sna Ay Ss SamPSJn, o2l.ts n nhea
Murray, Violating hack law, nfed q. William
shephsrd, do, do. Nell Ware, do, DO. 49,
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NOTICES OF NKW ADYRHTI-HHRNrs
THE STANTON dUARD will meet Monday
evening.
BRoDHKAD 90. have received their new
spring goods. It'll. y. Il
FURNISHED ROOMS In convenient locality
for rent.
ADOLF CLUss has removed his once.
wN. l.. WALL h 90, auctloneers will sell,
on Monday, April IS, at 10 O'Clock a. m, the fur.
niture Of The 81, James hotsl, corner Peunsyl.
yanlE avenue and Sixth street.
M. NJ. Roman has q new three, story brick
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Shirts, Collars, Ouiis, Ties, seArfs, Gloves.
Suspondsrs, Half Hose, handkerchief, ke., II
extTamely close prices.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

THR LARGEST and most varied stock Of Suit.
ings, DOatings, Trouseringa, and Nestings At
Roman Oox's, SO1 seventh street, May Build
iuR
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
Stoves and Tinware.
. Repairs for Stoves.


NO. asa NINTH STREET. BETWEEN D AND Il.
hss rspslrs for all RLN5Es. STOVES, and FUR
NAuKs. BrlnE name and number Of stove.
ROBERT BOYn,
iasi asa hiath street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

A. J. JoVOE, in, 4 Oo.'s,
400 siren northwest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Yesterday, 10 Aecordanoe with the published
announcement, the subscription books Of ths
Washington City and Point Lookout Railroad
o., III, 900 worth OF stock tAksn. Among the
largest subscribers were s. TASult Maryland
ID. Is. Walker, Washlngtonj EyD Road, II, A,
Smythe and A. y. wilmArth, New York; Fen.
dali MArbury and j. Y. Nudd, Marylnndi Jor.
dan Giles, Ksntuokyj II. Eugene Brooke, Wash.
ingtoni 4. ". Maxwell, Boston, and q large
number Of others.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

REMHNBER t,Iat Roman h CoK's stock Of
Clothing u the newest 10 the city, a. eo1 soy.
snth street, May BulldiBE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

A TuIL LIHE Of Burts and other styles Of
spring ehoss ~ A. j. JoTeB, JT i 90,
1879 7 tISSt northwest,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

An KHDLEss variety Of Scotch OhoVl0t Suit
ElsKzAH s Blo,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Tm Dolly yA1PEE Ia! for children. N. P.
ltTpst, Mpy bullding,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

EiaEnAH 8 BRo.,
6OS ssVsath street, MAy Building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

N. HKNAI RocHEPoRr tells something of
his prison life In letter to Victor Hugo.
After eongratulating N. Hugo upon the sue
cess Of Ruy Bias, tue Imprisoned journalist,
says; ~ am In the innrmary OF the fort with
ASH (of Creuzot) aud Paschal Grousset until
IL has been decided by what anthropophagi
we arc 20 be eaten. We continue 10 lead In
our citadel here the life OF q circus horse.
We walk oil day round a circular platform,
with no other excitement than seeing the
Weathercock shifting from southwest To
northwest. However, to-day, we have been
fearfully excited. -Four soldiers fell into the
sea and would probably nave all been
drowned II two convicts had not, at the first
alarm, rushed In at the risk OF being swal-
lowed up Ia the heavy surf, and succeeded
In Tesculng one Of them. The most curious
fact Is that It was precisely the two men who
were arst sentenced TO death, Wei and Gen.
telet, who, like the great criminals that they
ars, did not hesitate TO risk their lives 70
rescue soldiers who had been set 10 guard
them. All the rlght-phncipled newspapers
will, Of course, point out the detestable con-
duct OF those communists. may add that
the sub-lieutenant In command OF the party
also leaped into the waves 10 assist in saving
his men, but unfortunately two Of them are
still In the open sea: beg OF you TO send
me news OF everybody"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

A DOLLY Warden DRESS Ia thus described
for the benefit Of Ignorant Peoplei Dolly
Warden" 10 q mOlre antique dress pattern,
and II Il made OF come material, aud ID cut
blassod Al tho top aud bottom aud trimmed
with Honlton polOualses aud tube roses, with
a poplum running two chalns and three Links
10 The southwest from the starting point,
around the skirts Of civilization and pinned
togulhar with q sclf-acting nafoty pin. The
nrnrcs are ~ large that Il takes eight dress
patterns 10 show them on 10 advantage.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Rev. James MeDsvitt, the chaplain Of the
Washington Oily Hlbernlan Benev olent sOcl.
ely No. l, will lecture on the above named topic
at the National theatre tomorrow evening,
The proceeds OF the lecture TO be given for the
benent OF tho Little Sisters Of the Poor. The
familiarity Of the lecturer, who IL al eloquent
speaker with this subject and the chart able
oblect Of the entertainment, will surely make
the lecture q success.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

There will be but two opportunities to wit
ness the varied entertainment Of this troupe
at the matinee this afternoon and in the even.
ing Excellent houses have been attracted to
| Odd Fellows hall during the week, and the
| performance has been heartily enjoyed by all.
| D'Atalie aud Mile Angelo are both gymnasts
/ OF wonderful physical strength, and do surpris-
/ ing feats with apparent ease. Kelly Il q capt.
| tai Irish comedian, and his cOmcallties are very
| amusing
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

The following cases are assigned for trial on
Monday next; Nos. $40, 85s, 576, 400 tot, aus,
ana $40 IS sSosie zoo, tls, Aii, els, lls an al
and t22 Adjourned. .
No other civil court was in session yesterday
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

TIE correspondent of New York paper
thus compliments the conduct OF the London
pollce during the recent Thanksgiving testify
Itiesi "You may not be aware how much the
London polico--poor fellows-had 20 endure
for forty-elght hours, previous and afterward,
10 managing an unTuly crowd, TOO much
given 10 horse play, when the force OF Bob
blss, 90 called after Sir Robert Peel, who or
ganiEed the present police, In 1879, were left
alone, by the withdrawal Of the Queens
troopers from the streets OF London. Next
morn, when all was over, the forces appeared
In aaddest plight worn down by constant
WatchluRn, a. times jostled, hustled, nearly
ovsrpowered, yet never losing temper, but
arm 90 obey orders. A London policeman
seems never TO lose patience or temper. He
neVsr makes arrests OF DULLES on The street
10 gain fictitious renown. He does not make
arrests for the sake OF arrests. HIS torbear-
anOo Il moat potable. He never at all, while
dressed In brief authority, cuts such fantastic
tflckB before high heaven 40 make the angels
,saan hal IA aRnsihle IN the last
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

An ample guarantee that the Charity Bell,
which takes place at Masonic Temple on NEXT
Tuesday evening, April = will be grand affair
Il afforded by the prominent names which con-
pose It's list Of managers. The proceeds OF the
ball are 20 no devoted TO the beneht Of the Chil.
dren's Hospital Of the District-A most deseTy-
ing Institution. Tickets for the ball can he OBJ
tAined from any OF the managers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Our Spring Oversaoks, our Boys Clothing,
which We are now receiving surpas everything
ever offered in this line Of beauty.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

DooLEra fnAsr PowD a. u the cheapest, but
not the lowest priced, Baking Powder. Elegant
Biscuits Roila 40, prepared 10 a few minutes
, 1872-12-14

FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. 13.
ALCOH0L-Was moderately active ut Il l.75@1.8 for
o. per cent proof.
BROOM CORN-There is good demand for choice
grades, and they rule firm, being very scarce. Extra
choice hurl would bring from 7@7Ec. The supply Of
common grades is large, and they almoat un-
No hurl, G@6kc per b; No. do, 5@5xc; No. stalk
braid, 5@5Ec; No. do, 4{94Hc; No. do, 333Hc !:
inside green, Sk@4c; do red tip, &c; do pale aud red
2@2kc.
BEANS-Therc has been fair inquiry for beams for
home consumption and shipment. and choice varieties
are scarce and firm. Common are plenty, and prices
for such unchanged Fo quote: Navies at s2.a5@
$50; fair to good at Sl.6o@2.0o; common to medium
OF s100@l1. Sales include 81 bu at S2.25; 10 bags
and brls a. @zs; "a bags at sl85 Is bu at so;
aacks at 81. IS; 10 "a poor at G0c.
BUILDING MATERIALS-The demand continues
Light, and mainly for small lots for immediate use.
Prices rule steady as follows: Stucco, S2.5c@
rs; New 3erz atucco, cazing, ss75@a 90; aureEdne
do, $40o9450; Rosendae cement, S3.25@3.50 Utica
cement, $2o0 per brl Louisville cement, 100 Akron
cement, s. CO. marble dust s325@3.50 lime, in bulk,
S100G1.2 lime I'm brls), s1.35@1.50 per brl white
sand, per brl S2.75@300; plastering hair per bu,
4o9a5c; fire brick per 1000, s40.0o@900o building
brick {common), s11o0@15.00; country brick, s13.00@
1400; Woodstock pressed range ut SIS 00G 1000; st.
Louis Hydraulic pressed, $500, del; Milwaukee,
$500, del Racine, $1,000, del Hinsdae, f2500 del
fro clay, per br s400@500 The following is the LIST
Of prces Per box of 50 fee for domestic window glass;
from which reduction Of 10 per cent is made by deal
, 1872-12-14

The following warTantee deeds we're fled fol
record On Friday, Dec. 13:
CITY PROPERTY.
Lot IN Block a. Lot 3 In Block Is, Lot and Sub
Lots = Of Lot l. in Block Is also Lots Is to % il
Block II, al in Original Town Of Chicago, dated Dec
Z; consideration, so25,s8o. Conrad Furst and David
Braaisy to Enrst Bradley Manufacturing Co.
Hono1e st. bet Jackson and Van Buren sts, t. go II
toa11cy, dated Oct. Il consideration, $4,250.
Emerald AZ, bet Thirty-scyenth and Thirty-elRhth
sts, wf q # to alley, dated Dec. consideration
$50.
Lot 30 Of Lot in Block H. Sec T. 49, A. dated Oct
%; consideration, g 0o0.'
LOIS p to 27 Of Greenebaums Lots 80 to 87 in Block
81 "A Sec SO, Il, dated Dec consideration, $780,
West Adams ST, ecorner Of Lincoln st, f. 961125
Market st, 40 It Of Quincy st, f. Ax3 90 it. dated
Dec; eel Il & consideration s22 500.
s1co0.
Same az the above, dated Dec. 13 consideration,
West Eighteenth st, 11e of johnson ST. +, o4x
@sl.: +, dated OFT = consideration, q ,o5o.
s1Z II: dated 81 Il; eonsaezation, .: $50: 1'
dated Nov. i consideration, s1,137.
Ontario st, q Of Kiugsbu1y st, T. Lots to H. in
1onng's subdivision, dated Nov. /; consideration.
Lots SO and 4o in Block OF Ha1rison,s Blocks and
e Sec 49, So, IA, dated Dec. u consideration FL 400
Burnside st, bet Thiry-seoond aud Thirty ss
ef o5 # to alley, dated Oct. g consideration s. co.,
Wallace st, Of Thirty-fth st, +, 25xl27 #, dated
Oct, 80; consideration, $3.50.
Lots u to e, in Block u, Of u Sec 81, 49, H.
with other lots, dated Nov. q; consideration.
sa7,oo0.
Wabash ~, n OF and near Thirteth st, # 1, Lot TO-
dated Dec. 4; consideration, $1,000.
Vest Kinzio st bet Baldwin and Hart 6ta I, Lot o
dated Dec. . consideration, 81 500.
Lot Is in Block 8, ct h1ortons q Of Il Sec Ii,
80, IS, dated Dec. ; consideration, $50c.
Wabash 8v, near TWenty-ejghth st, II t, 20 73G-11x
800 f. with building, dated Oct. q consideration,
S13, 600.
MILLER Et Of Gurley ST. tt Is # to alley, with i'm
provenents, dated Dec. 13; consideration s, 600.
South Water st, bet State st and Wabash az, n 1,
10 2l2I40 #, dated Dec. consideration, St, ZIG.
Evans St Of Oakley ST. t, Lot 13, dated Nov.
& consideration, 5000.
Wabash nv, bet Thirty-gecond and Thrty-thfrd 6ts.
l, It to alley, dated Dec. consideration, 5000
NORTH OF CITY LIMITS.
Wrtghtwood ~, ~ # Of Racine av 8 I, 121111244
Il. dated Oct. consideration, 800.
SOUTH OF CTTx LIEITs.
Baltic ct, corner Of Eft;-second st. Lot o., dated
Sept. 2S; consideration, 5000.
Lots II and l.. in Block14 Of Adam Smiths SUB
1on, 5000.
Lots 19 to a. in Block 9, OF Tr.verfs n II AuwAof
Il Sec 8, So, H. dated Dec consideration 400
Lots Is to 49, IN ssme, dated Dec. = consideration
81 500.
Lot 1s in Block In Springer Pierces K Of Lot
so In u Sec 16, SO, II, dated Dec 4 considera-
76ss and L. in Block /. Of 1acholea & a1cKtnd-