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MURDERS.
Twenty Murders Recently Committed
In the Indian Tcrritory.-lkccord OF

Twenty Murders Recently Committed
In the Indian Territory.-Kccord OF
Crime Elsewhere.
PARSONS, Kan, Aug. 10.-The Agent for tho
Crook Indians states TINT since tho 1Bt OF May,
WHOM he took charge Of that agency, twenty
murders hayo been comm ittod i'll tho Slope
country. containing loss than 1900 persons,
aud TINT not ono has boon arrested or
punished. Three Of these murders we're COM
mittod by tho Light-Horsc Rangers, who wero
killed while In tho custody OF oflicora undor q
tho law.
Advicea from parts OF tho Territory show tl,ns
dian country Rhall DO put under tho protection
of tho United States Government.
A man namod Folger was killed yostur
day about threo miles from the Usage
Too close Intimacy between Folgor and tho wife
OF Thompson is the alleged callso. Tho murder
WAS most brutal, Folger being literally kicked to
death by Thompson. Thompson las led tho
country, and up to date no arrest has been
made.
DETnorr, Mich. Aug. 10.-A Manistoo CNlioh.)
letter says that Lorenzo lfngoon, the proprietor
Of tho United States Hotel, at that placo, has
boon arrested for conapiring with othors to pro-
euro the SHOOTING Of D: ?: hugglsg By man
job. He and the alleged conspirators wero ad-
verse to the liquor prosecutions which Huggles
WAS active in inbtigating.
LOUISVILLE Aug. l9.-Fannie Bush, colored,
convicted OF tho murder Of her infant child, in
Harrison County, Ky., has boon sentenced to bo
hanged On the 18th Of November. It is stated
that tho woman aud children wero starving, and
tho mother, hAlf-crazed, drowned one that sho
might provide for the roat.
Charles Ames and Jane Said. both oolored, are
On trial in Paris, Ky, for producing abortion,
resulting in tho doath Of Nora Curtis, another
colored woman.
, 1873-08-20
THE INDIANS.

a Strong Effort Being Made to Prevent
ahcExccution OF the Sentcncc Against
the M0doCH-Tronty with the Crow
INDIANS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. ia number Of letters
have boon received here from Quaker and other
the country, asking Executive clomency in be-
half Of tho h1odoc indiana ntoly on trial for the
murder Of Gen. Candy. Many Of these let
ters raae tue question that the trial Of the Of
Supreme Court III tho alil'igan case, that,
being civil case, n military tribunal had
no jurisdiction. Another question raised is that
Gon. CanbY wa8 killed. whilo acting as a Peace
Commissioner, mud not % an officer of the army
iu war. Those questions will come directly be-
fore the President for hia action, aa tho Court
for tho trial Of tho Modocs wns organized In pur-
Bnance Of all opinion Of tho Attorney -Genoral,
that Military Court had Jurisdiction in the preu1-
ises. The Judge-Advocato-G General of the army
takes the Same Wow as thoAttorney- General, and
will approve tue findings OF the Court, hs will
also the Secretary of War. Tho President, how
over, must approve and order tho execution Of
The Bentence, and upon him will be brought a
pressure to not aside tho findings. Frionls Of
th6 peace policy declare TINT When all tho argu-
mentB are presented to tho President he will not
order the execution of tho sontonco of death, in
view Of the doubtful legality OF the tribunal
hand, old army officers declare that tho Presi-
dent will be guided by tho opinion Of tho Attor-
noy-deneral, already rendered, and his own
gense Of Justice, that tho prisoners were guilty
Of every violation Of the rules Of civilized war
fare by violating fag Of truco, aud, therefore,
were subject to trial by military law.
The following telegram was received to-day:
BOHEMIAN, Montana, Aug. 10.
Hon. c. DeIano:
The Commissioner haa been successful In negotlat-
ing treaty with the Crow Indians, by which thoy ceds
al their present reservations, taking territory
one-tllrt as large the Missouri, JudIths Ia
sin: tsigncd) FELIX Il. DnuNor, Chairman.
coseion Of valuable minoB in the Grow resorya
ton. The Grows have always been friendly t<
the whitos, and arc hereditary In the linoa Of ths
Sioux. Their reservation iB between tho settled
part Of Montana and that occupied formerly b,
hostile Sioux. This has been protection to tht
people of Montana, and some OF the eettlorl
knowing It feel like dealing. justly with tht
Crows, but the mining part Of the communit,
part of tho reservation, moro particularly ths
mining portion.
, 1873-08-20
How Judge Sherman cnme 10 bo
Apn0fMtelf,

Appointed.
"lfaek5" Letter to the ST. Lot.is Democrat
In the Cleveland depot met MI Ohio Judge and
politician with whom was acquainted anu as
him about Judge Sherman aud the progteas Of
tho strong smelling charges against hin-tompt-
ing tho virtue OF Congressman. Ile said 1t was
not known what course Judge Sherman would
pursue, but 1t was thought he would refuBe tho
requested resignation aud stand the hazard Of
impeachment, believing he could escape On 4
technicallty. But for all practical purposes ho
friend; "for no respectable lawyer will take
case to his Court If ie can help 1t, and there is
almost nothing dono in it. lIo III under tho ban,
worao than any judicial officer ever waa." II ho
should resign or bo impeaohod, 1t will only bo q
bad ending to bad appointment.
Audy JohnBon-of beBBod memory, but OF
ouased luck-thought he, was buying sonatoF
pointmont, Tho truth is that the Senator did
not solicit the favor at all-ho only sent his
friouds to do 1t for him. Whilo impeachment
WAS yot young romance Of American politics.
that iB to ray, when tho Hon. Ashley waB stirring
tho thing up In the House OF Representatives.
called Oh 4. J. for interviewing purposes one
ogoniug. Ho wua in a very bad humor, and his
want to bo tie President OF country like this Z"
llo mid, rathor than inquired and he continued !,
''IIero am to bo impeaohed, aud ono of my
judges wants me to appoint his brother to q big
office" His Excellonoy then explained that
there waa great pressure IN favor OF Charles L.
Sherman for Judge, and although Senator aher-
man hadn't asked for 1T, Senator sholmang
friends had boon after him in force. and he had
also received latter from Gen. Wm. T. Bher-
man ascending tho appeal. llo addod that he
didn't know anything about tho relative merits
of tho candidates, and aa had not then fully
, 1873-08-20
ATCHEEN,

WAanrNoToN, Aug. 19.-It has boon ancor-
tsincd, from naval officers just returned from tho
East that all tho tribos Of tho northern portion
Gf m.' sumstra heretotore tributary. 70 tho
From one tribe alone, IA, 900 have loft their
Roppor plantations and gone to the assistance Of
tho eu!thn. Tho pepper trado is temporarily
suspended BY the war. Gront foars arc enter~
tanned by the Dutch as to their contemplated
second attack. The Dutch had at Podang
their basc Of operations, and on tho way, 18, ,0o3
mon, roinforoements from Holland. 1t was
designed to attack tho Atohconez about tho mid
do Of Beptembor.
The Sultan, in response to an overture By tho
Dutch to mako d treaty, aaid TINT beforo ho
would do 60 ovoEy man in arms under him should
parish.
A general Malay instruction among the Dutch
subjects Of tho Nothe1land Strait sottlomonts is
approhended.
Tho Sultan Of Atcheen Expressed bis desiro to
tho American Colinul for close relations with
this country, that would give him protection.
He would grant in return extensive commercial
privileged, projection Of the naval storohousea,
and use Of tho best timber for shipbuilding.
Tho Sultan Was informed that tho bottor way to
present his proposition was to sond special
Envoy to tho United Statea Government.
, 1873-08-20

Gov. Woolson,s Proclamation Nc1u-
two to tho Lynching Affatr ut Full
tom.
ST. Louis, Aug. 10.-dov. WoodBon has issued
proclamation to the people OF Galloway Couu-
II, stating that he has instructed Attorney Con.
orouit % IN tho as.s nvostisaten Of the ynobns e Of
Keasler lust week, and earnestly appeals to
them to rondor all aid possible
In tho matter In tho way Of
giving information which may load to the n1rest
He Expresses tho determination That the guilty
parties shall be brought to justice, and station
emphatically that amy ono who can and declines
to give information respecting tho mat.er should
DO treated Is having participated In tho crimo.
, 1873-08-20
commerce Decaying, Agriculture Aban.
doued, Bankruptcy and Ruin
Ahoud.
Gov. McEnery Advises the People to
Meet in State Convention and
Appeal to Congress.
They Must Have Relief, or Sur
rentlor tho State to tho
Federal Govern
nlcnt.

New ORLEANS Aug. 10.-1n Eesponro to
communication from citizons Of Monroe, Is to
sho proper courso to DO pursued regarding LOU
lsians affairs, John Mc1Snery writos q letter nd
sising State Convention in December, and tho
appointment OF colnmittoo to appeal to Con-
Rress. After royiowing tho Kollogg ust1rpasion,
6fcEnery says: "The prosont condition OF
Louisiaua demands for hor rescuo from
certain ruin tho adoption OF one
OF two romodios oithor tho rosoue Of hor Gov
sxnment from tho ignorance and corruption per-
vading almost every department, by tho united
action Of Tho Intelligent and honost people OF
tho State, or M utter surrender Of tho State to
the Federal Government, trusting that the Gov
esnment may inat,tuto an honoas homo Govern
mont that will spare tho people tho condscation
OF their property now gradually going on, md
consequent md inevitable bankruptcy and ruin.
10 any ono educated In tho theory and
gonius Of our Government, the lattor
alienation is hard, but my Government promis.
ing \ better future, however irzogular1y insti.
tutcd, Is preferable to ono promising certain In
poverishuent and goncrnl bankruptcy. When
the people find themselves surrounded as NC
arc by desperate aud asraitcned circumstances
capital with mcrcurlal wings in aight, roa!
per cent since Kollogg'a rulo, md
In fact nil vn1uos on the declino :
all this in State OF houndless RESOURCES, and
eimply mud alone duo to tho fact Of bad, dis
honost. il!ogitmato Government, possessing
mother tho confidence OF tho people at home or
abroad, It is natural that they will accept relief
from any hand that extends It. aud will not stop
tbs .athorty :, e1erciaea BSt hope fato Is not S
30 imperioua That we shall DO driven to accept SO
desperate remedy. Let us hope better Of those
who hold our destiny in their hands. Lot us
appeal earnestly to Cougross, trusting that that
honorable body, casting aside all political preju
dice and party rulo, will do simple Justice to .
much EIongod aud injured people.
, 1873-08-20
M14CEI,LANECu8,

bou At, or1ar frrrn T,Nn1nn IN mn
hooRak nas s an ofoee lfon' 11onaon 'of 11'''oo
saron0 Ms'n ~ ~ "'S Kno. fonntv III v;,, bo ba1d
aoa aho an nAf r. y ~ NJ ;,stoad u Kant IN 19 ~
Sost ~ ~ h,.,, ~. ., 'a''o"o - ''p'' " ~ 40
noIaaoA95o Ill., r,Taatso1 ~ IL. h,;ch;oo, s,.+o
sacetu s;,, ia hoi7 1T snmfi, usvan
i;o1' aant "nd NAL 10 a'''' ~ 'ou'" 1"''''
alou pop;s p;.,ria nu4 1a,t, svo,,,.yod o,t o,,oox
,,,.,dam @ ou,h 9rot faro,se ats ~ tno
iii u a 1ova 1I~ mt tov nnnod oth % 1ae o nm
s5 sIai n,sna,s LII w. ot ~ pp'o oo'n
anu 1a P1nonhnsss nssa 1Ia ~ m,, .,o ..
ae e. oostoa - vuaorwtMe1s aao soon 70 ILL H.
Tue Il, t u1 M M oy IT,"
81 sn1 ~ Fro o. Of a
largest English insurance companies are M under a-
sooa 70 nave 1eeeyea ORDERS from the nome
mop orar xnt aoton IL taken thot
III regard to atrengthenlng the llre department p ~
~ apsMoE to Litter ~ftt,en s,encag ny ohn ard
n stat0a Es 10 tie litter savs
shat no dooa not think thore gro any streams IN
our State aulted to tho growth OF tue eaatesh sea
, 1873-08-20

Mra. Isaao Eastman died at Grinnoll, Iowa, on
Friday, from tho effects Of nn injury caused
by fall upon the sidewalk in that place over
year ago.
The City of Lasallo, for tho first time In hor
history, rejoicos in a complete tiro department.
LicenHe was issued yesterday by the Secretary
Of State at Springfield to tho Irving Park Water
tho North Aurora Manufacturing Company, Of
Chicago. capital a50, 900, and to tho Induntral
Man'a Loan md Trust Company, Of Chicago
capital 100000.
Tho seyenty-seventh Illinois Regiment will
hold ita reunion Ut Low Point, Woodford Coun-
ty, Sept. 2, and tho Peoria Battery at'Prince-
gillo, Peoria County, Sept. 2.
The Turner's Of Des hloines celebrated thoir
eighth anniversary yesterday bya parade, fol-
loved By . ball last eYening.
, 1873-08-20

at last all possible doubt ns to those buildings
boing oreotod lb put to flight. Tho Union Pacific
Directors Bthrt WeBt tomorrow on their annual
tour Of inspection.
Tho agricultural editorial excursion rnrty ar
rived last evening from tho WoBt. They woro
driven over tho city md entertained with sup-
sT. LOUIS, Aug. 10.-Judge Knight, Of tho
Circuit Court, IN chambers to-day, granted a
temporary injunction onjoinfng tho City Of st:
Louis from flirther interfering with tho track Of
tho Atlantic l. Paci1n Railrond Company on Pop
lar stroot between tho Soyenth etreet depot aud
tho river street front. or preventing tho Com
pany from naing gaid track. The caBo will como
bofore tho Court for argument about tho middle
OF next month.
, 1873-08-20
FOREIGN,
Much Damage Done by a Destructive
Landslide In Peru,
A River Damned and the Surround
ing Country Flooded.
The Pepper Trade Suspended by the
Dutch Campaign in Atcheen.
SOUTH AMERICA.

HAVANA, Aug. t0,-Late adyices from Linn,
Peru. report that serious Incident occurred
ni1ty-ono miles from tllat city. A body of earth
estimated ut ton millions Of cubic square yartle,
fell from tho mountain sido into q
valley, scveroly injuring number of
persons and damming up tivor. tho water Of
which had rison 100 feet abovo tho usual height.
Engineers wcro OF opinion that tho wator would
soon burst ita barriers, when 1t would rush to-
ward Lima, sweeping everything before 1t and
submerging tho 1owor portion Of that city.
A disastrous fire Ind takon place in Valparaiso,
causing d loss Of s500,000.
The towns Of Hetorea, Quil1ot., Ligna, and
L1onnche. In Chill, wore being greatly damaged
BY earthquakes.
New YonR, Aug. 19.-Panama advicos OF tho
10th inst. ntate TINT Cornelius 4. Logan, United
6tatoa Minister to Chilli, WAS formally roooiyod
by tho President On tho 27th Of June last.
, 1873-08-20
EpA[hi.

BAroNNE, Aug. 1o.-The Carlists say that among
the cargo safely delivered from tho Deorhound
were 1,750 riaes.
MADRID, Aug. 19.-Tho Carlists haye again
entered tile Town Of Estel1n.
Tho Cortes are now engaged in the discussion
Of tho new loan bill, tho frat article Of which
has been adopted.
PERrs1aNAN, Aug. 1o.--A desperate engage
mont has just taken place between force OF
Carlisss numbering $40 men and three columns
Of Spanish Republicans. Tho baltic WAS fought
in tho open country botween tho Towns Of Dergn
and Caseras, and resulted In dofcat Of tho Re-
publicans, with loss Of 900 mon and one gun.
, 1873-08-20

NNEHI QEt1 AIM
LoNDoNt Aug. 19.-The opening Of tho Holy
bead breakwater took place to-day, tho Prince Of
Wales officiating.
: by the oaving OF o tunnel ut Bhepton Ma-
iet, in Somerset, -four worknon "oro killed and
LONDON, Aug. 10.-Tho Duke Of Edinburgh
assisted the Prince of WaloH in tho ceremonies
at tho Inauguration Of tho Holyhoad breakwater
to-dhy.
ELeraM Cabfe.J
LONDON, Aug. lo.-The Herald correspondent
at Cairo reports the breakdown Of steamer
with Sir Samuel Baker on board, near shaduan
Istan. 4 tug has gone to hor assistance. This
island ia situated 500 miles from sucz. In Sep
tembor 1860 the steamer Coruatio got on tho reefs
in the same neighborhood, and became total
loBa.
, 1873-08-20

CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 19.-Advices roceivod
from Prof. Horsford, Of tho jury on the Com
cartoon representing hog g.slaughtering and pork
phcking and tho atatishcal thnleA all prepared
under tho auspices Of tho Pork Paokorn' Asso-
citation, had received tho highest medal within
the Gift Of the ComrnittoeL
, 1873-08-20
AUSTRIA,

LONDON, Aug. ia Vienna special says !:
Tho distribution of tho prizes WAS very tame
affair. There were only about 5000 persons
present. Archduko Charles Louis made con-
gratulatory address On tho successful tormina-
tion of the Exposition, after which tho List OF
successful competitors was road,
, 1873-08-20

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 19.-Steamshipn Villa do
Hayre, City Of Paris, Columbia, and Rhein,
from New York; Ohio, from Philadelphia Mo-
ravian, from Montreal and st. Patrick, from
Portland, have arrived cut.
New YonK, Aug. 19.--Arriyed, steamship him
nesota, from Liverpool.
, 1873-08-20

BALTIMORE, Aug. 19.-The Coroncr's Jury, In
tho case Of George A. Korr tho fireman killed
by an accident on the Baltimore Il Potomac
noad, near Lafayette Station, on tho 18th mat,
rendered verdiot consuming tho en8ineors for
tho north-bound train for not exercising closor
supervision. and tho management Of tho road
for the failure in this particular instance to is-
sue requisite Instructions in reference to tho
delayed express train.
, 1873-08-20
A 1'eorln County Sensation.

PEoa1A, Aug. ia queer case has just como
to light horo. woman named Mrs. Ginger and
her daughter Carrie live iu Logan township, on
: farm owned by man named Smith, On fues-
tho AouHo desortod, and tho two women gono.
Instead Of searching for them, ho went about
lais work, saying nothing to anybody until so1ne
OF his nelghhors, on Thursday, miased tho
, 1873-08-20
CHANGE,
AnOyE LOW
t WATxA,
ltfse, | 'Fa!l,
'BtloN nigh WataF Of 1871,
". y. KAUFMAN, Observer,
Aoom 10 Aajor Block, Chicago.
Obituary.

New YonE, Aug. 10.-Tho Rov. Gardiner
Spring, tor si1ty-three yearn the pastor Of tho
Brick Church congregation, died at bis residence
in this city yesterday, aged 80 years.
aT. Louis. Aug. 10.-John II. Fairchild, Vice
President of tho Marine Insurance Company,
and President OF the Board OF Underwriters ot
this city, died last night Of oerebro-spiuA men
ingitIs.
, 1873-08-20
Tho MISSING 1IeEa1d Correspondent.

Tho u1isstHB A1eFnId CofFesp0ndents
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 10.-Lord, tho missing
Herald correspondent, drew large amount Of
money tho morning be left shelbyyille, from
Sowing Machine Company, he would go to Gin
cinnati He loft u manuscript and some jowelry
in his room. No reason Is assigned for his
strange disappearance.
, 1873-08-20

J. Cromwell, OF Todd County, Ky, who WAS
killed in January. iu an accidedt on tho Louis
yillo h Nashville Road, has brought suit In tho
Todd County Circuit Court against the Railroad
Company, for $40, 600 damages.
, 1873-08-20
Tho Co1ntnu Centennial.

Ponnsylyania horticultural Society, tonight, tho
question Of organizing National Association.
with viow to having grand horticultural dis
play On tho occaelou OF tho Centennial Ceobra-
tion, was discussed, and finally referred to =
Committee to confer with the Executive Commit
tso Of tho Centennial Commission, with power to
, 1873-08-20
Killed by An OK.

Special Dispatoh to This Chicago Tribune.
sPENoEn Ind, Aug. l9.-An old otizon Of
this place, named Moses Taylor, Wa8 killed by
m or fow miteH from horo last evening. While
leading the animal from lot into tho road, It
rushed upon him, goring and trampling him 90
that ho dled In about twonty minutes.
, 1873-08-20
Alleged E0FKerYs

HALIFAX, Aug. 10.-Oha1los Clomena, OF tho
firm OF Ulo1noliB d Dro., tobacco aud wine mer-
chants, Of this city, who failed on Saturday with
liabilities OF ovor $10o o0o0 was arrested yeator-
day atternoon, charged with indoraing tho namo
OF Frazer i Sons on tho notes.
, 1873-08-20
street Encounter in Omaha.

OMAHA, Aug. 19.-Yesterday, E. noaewator,
editor Of tho Daily Dee, and James Creighton.
1nembor Of tho Doard OF Education, had street
encounter, in which tho foruor drow pistol on
tho latter. Cause Criticism of tho Bee on tho
action Of Creighton aa \ member Of the Board
OF Education.
, 1873-08-20

NEW YoRK, Ang. 19.--The sub-Troasnry in
this city contains something moro than $50 ,000,-
900 in gold con besides $40 600 GOO in gold bars,
$40O Od0 in silyor, and 528 000, 600 in currency.
Two coin exports arc now engaged in examining
the gold received from San Francisco yesterday,
and will probably be occupied in the work for
Kaek.
, 1873-08-20

MANouEsTEn, N. H., Aug. 19.-Cherles Stark,
= wealthy citizen OF Manchester, and grandson
Of the Revolutionary Con. John Stark, COM
ntted suicide last nigh t, aged "a.
, 1873-08-20
M0xtllArys

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 10.-51ombstn of the
Constitutional Convention Of PennBylyaula have
boon invited to attond the funoral Of tho Hon.
William Ii. Meredith, late President OF the Con-
yention.
, 1873-08-20

CINCINNATI, Aug, 19.-An Enquirer apecial
Bays Mary HarshoY today was awarded $4,000
damages at Mansfield, Ohio, by a jury Of the
Common Pleas Court, on charge against John
0eorgau Of assault with attemps to commit
fAD9,
, 1873-08-20

FG3tEN EEHF1FHZ.
eou7n HAVEN, Mich. Aug. 1B.-The annual
Ponoh Festival OF tho Michigan State Pomologi-
cal Society will be held at South Haven Sept.
and 4.
, 1873-08-20
REI CHM.

I1EoE, ,Aug. 49, Members OF tho Iron and Steel
tic United StateH in 1874.
, 1873-08-20

8HnEyEroRT, La, Aug 19.-The first bale Of
the new crop Of cotton for this market was re-
ceiyed to-day, classed low middling. It sold at
25 cents. It was raised by the aamo person, GU
tho Same land, U the first balo last year, re-
ceiyod hero Aug, 10,
, 1873-08-20

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19-For Now England aud
Middle Atlantic States rising temperature, light
cnatorly to aoutheaBterly winds, and partly cloudy
weather, with Of slight rain on tile coaBt.
For tho lako region, southeastorly to southwest
erly winds, nlght falling barometer. rising tenn
cloudinesa on Wednesday, followed By light rain
in tho northern portion Of this region. For Ohio
Valley and westward over the Central Mississippi
and Lower Missouri Valleys light aontheaBterfy
to southwoateEiy ~inde, high temperature, and
lhntic and dulf States, southwesterly and yari-
able winds, except on tho South Atlantic coast,
whero threatening Weather and rain, with ria-
Ing temperature, arc probable.
HTA0E OF WATER,
Daily report OF tho stage OF water, with
changes in the a hours ending p. m. Aug. 10,
1873:
, 1873-08-20
SWITZERLAND.

GENEVA, Aug. 19.-Tlo will of the lato Duke
OF Brunswick leaves tho whole Of his landed and
personal estate to tho City OF Geneva.
, 1873-08-20
Tho Wciland uannl.

TonoEFo. Ont, ,Aug. 1o.5The break IN tho
navigation resumed Tomorrow night.
, 1873-08-20
To be Sold in Lots, or by the Block,
to Suit Purchasers,
On Thursday, Aug. 81,


Hoing Bollamy's Subdivision on Hstsed-st. north d
Viuccnnos hetN1nn Eighty and Eighty. SIXTH
hts.. and fronting GtcCn, Peorta Bangamou and Nor
gan.sts.. and is splendid high ground. with par
foot drainage. South EnKlowood' Is destTned to DO
ono Of ChicaRos finest suburbs. Il Is situated on tho
Vlncennea Ridge 18 foot nove tho loyol Of Chicago d.
rcctlS south Of tho city, alstedst pAssInK through IT,
Tho boulevard, which Is 200 feat In vtdth conecta with
tho South pars The epoti said to tho finest on the
ontlse road The srooa all graded sidewalks ald
and latge number of shade rous set out Tho1e is
good school house, aud ine residences already
occupied. 6t0ck to tho nuont Of $6 has boon sub
scrbed for boal and church. and several stores will
alao DO built. Parties owning adjoiatng property
bound By contract to atcc twouy buildings tor
threo years. About twenty buildings in couruo Of
erection ak Of which arc brick With handsome swell
fronts. This tho oay point at which 1Iastods aud
Vinconnesav accessible By railroad. Vncennos-av.
and UAbtednt In perfect condition, thus aHordng
elegant drives to tho parks aud city Tho railroad fsci
tics good hrtpon daily trains stopping at tho depot
which s within 3O0 leot Of this property Communication
faro, 3 cents each way. a SPECIAL FREE TRAIN
will eavo tho Rock Island Depot Van Burcnst.. at
las p. day Of sale, aud return At FREQ tick
ota md plata viii be furnished by A. i A. D. DELLA-
MY, Room s. Nos. 157 and 159 LaSaest, OF ELLISON
i FOSTER, 81 Markot~st.. or at thu train.
TERMS OF 6ALE-10 per cont At tuo Of salo; Is per
cent In 80 dass balance In q and years. with por
cont interest," Tito porfect Printed abstracts furnished
With each lot. mammoth pavilion will bo orected
tho ground for the convenience OF those attending tho
eal0.
special FREQ train will 1oavs tho Rock Island dopnt.
Van Burcnss, at s n., day at aale stopping nt
Twenty second Thrty.isst Thirty ninth. and Fortysoo
ond-sta, and Rock Isand Car-Shops and roturn at s
y. m. .... ...-.--.
ELLISON & FOSTER, Auotioneers.