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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28
d Il. G. BIG LO W,
EnmffScmtieucr QLtst,


277 unh 279 SGbzGIarf Strabe, Gbicuss. gs III
Iebem 9eIer wobIbetnnnt, baS Ooctor 6. 8iselcw Der am
~iamslten stabItrt. Nr0t in Chicago TT, Der bic 8ssanelnns
pon dronii&eu unS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. au iein.r
Spestalitdt sema8t bat. @iHieni9aft nnb Grfabrunq
Raber ben Sector 8iselsw gum bebeutenbiten Spesiol
arst senia6t; seebrt BON Der @refl., ss6ast Don ben
bSGiten msbisinii9en 4utoritdten Der gesenpart, bat
S.rIelbe sman3ia Sabre ieincs 9:b.ns baran ses
panOt, 1Sittst s~aiGmmsn 81 brinssn; b.. i!df r? ale g
@eidlsat.n beiIen. orsantids S9pd6e. in
SoIs. w.l8.r N.rui6iitat, Dang aur @tnfamtett,
uaenfItmmer @eba6tnibi4wdbe iiuO
SmpOtenl %sintreten, wirO sdnalt@ sebeiGt ruer6en.
9s 1T a~usenfdeinIi9. eab elm arst. bsr elmer bel oneersn
art bon Sranibeiten ieine %unsebetlte aufmerfiamteit gus
peubet, in Der 8ebanelung %berieLben cine srSber. Sss
wonbheit erlansen nluB, os Elm Irst, Der oHe pcrtsnls
n,enSen Grantbeitem ~bebanbelt. &ranteu ponen ieine
ms~bteinti@e Bebsnbdunsspsiie tlr nians
supert fr:i IN irseno tine A6rsiie selanbt. Die %sIesontez
fer STANDARDIZATION in Der StaSt nit sptrate en- Sas
Iona fir 0crrsr unO Oamen. Wan pertebrt eaielbft
rur nit BEN Gottor. Bet @orreipon6enS Iotrs sas
Hreusi tie @ebeiuutb bewabrt. DR.. G.
~ H. z. Glib Str. .fe trH 81 Office
Snrr.n psn 0 usr Bprmtttass bts 8 rBr abeuss. :
GORntass DsR . bis 4 nSr Sa@uttttaas.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28
Estate of Joseph wolf.

UeCeaSoU.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
and demands against the estate OF Joseph
Wolff, deceased, to present the same for adJudl-
cation and settlement at a regular term OF the
County Court of Cook County, 10 be holden at the
Court House, in the City of Chicago, en- the Third
Monday of De, ember A. d. 1873, being the l5th
day thereof.
BARBARA WOLFF. Administrative.
CHICAGO. October 18th A. D. 1873. 2Sctt6rp6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28
OTemDarmse9 SoDnta,etS !

Siern,'t bic ~erscfeuite Nnseiqc, Raj ms bic SHenbo>
runo Sohouris, ipeIfe ms bisbsr buntel mar, aui9ez
idlolen lit. Oa5 @Sert lit pouitdnoig fertig nno 5u baz
ben in Der b~eutiden 5u9bauolun9 pom SEN. s. @noeris.
Gbicooo, @n IA uno IL %. S~tanpolpb Str., NIB in 1913
eoFe gtr., G. Is. @de Glart, iorie aud bel mir le.bt'
Vas Saert fojtet einselu eireu DinIr.
git CYsope, Goot Co., SaS.
Gp, greOiser Der 9riitlidcis &irfe:
1r,rrpS u. Mrii9er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28
Sans EDDoe

lit bierrmit erIrdt, feline abr.Ie an @enrs gebmcr,
Gl9in. Sonc g.. 81 brett Su ienocn. Getn Srns
Der Scturid II Inlht tbu Ill iebclt. 7oft3MlioS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28
$3.50 Oemtunr in Srlamfe uOm $500, 600.

Wan5e gO0lc SIU, babe s., BierteI S2.5J.
gSs~ llniere sotterie lit pom Stoats sebartert; Die
2iebnngen linbcr tets sur ieitee eg;en .3eit unO inter Der
Nuiitht sei9worencr @onlmiiidre itatt.
G8 Sic oifSieuc .3icbnng pirO tn ben ct. 9ouis
&Iattern uer6ifeutlt9t, uuo alien Suba6eru pon aooien
lpirb cine Gopie Sugeionbt.
S @Sir reranitatten cine 3iebun3 mie bic obtee am
Iestcn Gage zines icbeu MtonatS i'm SABRE 1873.
W~ GcIOienbuuser oHf unler 9tiiifo, m~ittelit goitz
StticesgelbsSrSrc. rtsi~itrirttr 8rieie, Sie9unsem uSer
@rpres.
gag Genbet mceen zines GircuIars. @Ian a~br.Iiire:
Wfurrob, WtiIer & 60,
SO. SIS a1atnut Str. (Eot Office Dor M4o1
Sfeh1c<tupo 81. Yout5. nc.
, 1873-07-25

tton, thnt OF tbs Bishop Of Peterborough tho
most eloquent Of: 1}rEtis1, prolatca, a.,l as Il
speaker lio waB brilliant efTootivo, and worry vor-
8atilo, for llo spoke vol in tho uouao and out Of
1t, and. on nll aortH Of occaatonH. Ills corro-
spoiitlonco and acquaintance woro enormous,
and T|lon tho f0rr1or comoH to be pub]iglieG 1t
will probably PROVE highly interesting for lie
know ovorybody worth knowing, and wroto to
Mafiy Of them. ne wns ono Of tito first conyer-
sationnlistB Of Ills day. Fino ladies struggled to
got him to their dinnor-rartfcs. md surrounded
him to drink In his wor.lA. In fact no man was
marc popular il, society, and tint which le f1c-
Quonted In London waa Of tho Innnt highly ILL
gtl1,ctod and interesting kind existing.
DR.. Wilborforco appears TO have mot aeatl,
while ongaged II, Il fayorito paBtimo--ridtng.
Ito wns bold nrld nxce1font ]lornen1an, and rofc
VOL acroab country. II Ia, III fact, probable
that lie conf1 novor hnyo prntractod his lsfo Of
lntonge toll hut for tho benefit ho dorvod from
this exercise. On hiB Epiecopn1 tours on bua-
nosA through hB diocese, his Rada1o-1orBo al
why's accompanied him, and, wliflo bis chaplain
dozcd in tho carriage, tho bishop scampored
over tho grass beaida Tile road
Tho DIahop married q 11ias Hargont, WHO
brought him d 1argo estate called Lavlngton, In
Sussex, and by ler loavoa several children, ono
of whom is U clergyman. His eldest brother
who bocan,o a Cntholio--wns chldlcaH., Tho
Yorkshire property 'Yas 50 considerable tint hlr.
William Wiberforco hal, on coming of ngo,
Bo1no .E10, 900 yonr, but elections aud n1umnn~
agonent reduced hlB income to very moderate
fg1lroa. A largo SUN was eaid to have gono III a
Hcllemo, which subsequently, provoked much
laughter, for supplying London with milk
through pipon.
, 1873-07-25
AQUATIC.
Special Dispatch 10 7'he Chicago Tribune.


TOLEDO, O., July 2I.-Tho second day Of the
regatta opouod Is propitioualy as tho first,
though no fayo1ing broezos appeared to mitigate
the Intense hoat: The concourse Of spectators
WAS equal, II not superior, to that OF the first
day, aud tho interest manifested was greater.
In the city the greater pArt Of the business
houses voro closed up in the afternoon to allow
the employees to be in attendance at tho closing
giew in tho morning OF all tho boats and clubs in
attendance. Twenty boats took up position in
limo ncroHB tho river, aud executed numbor OF
maneuyrcs upon tho broad surfaca, which Afford
cd them ample room aud IN unsurpassed arena
for display. They took their position in lne
again at tho further end Of the coursc, about
mile and half distant from tho starting placo,
and, forming double lines, passed. slowly BY the
Colnnodore'a barge, in roviow, returning to tho
for tie bridge milo distant, in which ali took
part. Tho winner Vas tho ai1-oarel Gig Of tho
Excelsior Club, Of Detroit. III the afternoon tho
frst raeo WAS tor single aouls, the entries being
r: D. Curtis and T; a. Alcock, OF tho Chicago
time, IS minuto8; Acock, 1903.
Tho sooond race was Tor eenior six.oarod
shells. distance e milea aud return. Tho en-
holly eontoatea between tho Detroit and sagi-
nav clubs, until AL outrg was brokou out OF
tue forrnors boat about halt q milo from the
linz on tho home Htrotoh. and the Wah, h
wssnms y.s n,.nsa came IN easy SINNERS ,o9 1870
E1celaiors, 1882; Undines, 2o:04. The
third waa botweon the Junior four-oared
shells, eamo distance as above. Tho entries
wero Exco1uiors, Of Detroit, and Undinos, OF
Toledo. The latter labored under tho lsaI-
vantage Of being compelled to take, at the last
moment, an old boat to which thoy were not no-
c1lstomod,-th shell iu which they intoudcd to
row having been injured by AL accident. The
raee was very close from tho start. 10
within tifty ya5ds Of tho end there
side, but wlion tho above point was reached the
Excolsioru mado an extra effort aud ahot ahoad,
passing tho limo threo longhta ahead Of tho
other boat. Time: Excclaiors, 20:09; Undlncs,
201D.
This evoning grand bail was given at the
Doody House, ut which the prizos woro formally
presented General satisfaction III Expressed by ali
tho clubs concerned over tho very successful
manner in which everything connected with tho
regatta has beon carried on. With tho exception
Of tho accident to tho Wah-wah-sum on tho first
day, not single untoward occurrence ha8 mnrred
tile general BlloceHB of tho occasion, The annual
regatta Ii to bu hold hore permanently.
, 1873-07-25


from prejudice; I1oia person cf yory positive
tendoncics, and 49, therefore, calculated by IN,
t''ro to gain warm l'orsona frieiies ",id onemen
equally ardent 9n tno Whole, however, though
no IL thoroughly hated W goou many liopnbli-
cans, IT Is Eenorally conceded TINT tlioro is
scarco'y anothor man IN tho purity III tins state
VINO III cqnn IN mat sort OIL executive aofco LINZ
n fea"lf!to lot INC psnca Ao ocourieR'
ITO 10 GBtingushod Us lHo tioaa-tohtfo
OF tho Aefohes,, anu consequently
ANnnoF "h9 nngo y attt'u ~
oEpoao ntm nro bacNWasl anout j., nchs 10 misnt
nnVe IL III lis IoWor 70 Go tliem 'l ,
t"rl; u 10 nofnslos nonb'1u "hotncr IL WILL w
PoEs'olo 10 o'stougo ut nsm. ~
Inc oonventoh th1s iall; oaftloe help ToaoY aa,,
,lg honlee!tns aoout tho EainrY.stoa. IVY y W..
10 onttoIcll''s 70 notlGo Wnolner IL nere} a,top;f
unopJoosphMplo Tesolutl1ns On sonein. T1lnEa ii'.
pion, OF wtot'ietlt nf1nes tnom 70 ocar sEeclcnly
upon any OF TUG Eohtlcmoh WHOSE co"fse nas
maae euoh resolutions necossnfy.
7..o..u.. 1lE oAAt'9EAe; .t,
=, nh11hteY nnualhg la - "It'less 'lt'ns
t,o ,o hnl!etoha cohenrn PEI "atn .e14, "a'c. ~
.lau LIN. ptuHa n, :" DULL ,4p,sat,u,. ptlua ~ ~
aa!y ""l,lng Ine latrons oi , unSoa..asy ~ W
neMauo ni ae!ln1ng1g!ses why Mol. "!l."atis ai.
atun ~ VIII y .n1m t smeos % s'st .aty ty
onte1talnlnE IL IL 70 ooherva "lsh "'i"t assu.asy
au opbeslutE,usl!usn ~, NV .ilo n4g.osu1 LIZ @
9to "oo!nB tno iatronS, noupt1GsH, Aleo LILY
!atnorn nave their AItio !augM 70 themselves "
tMo mps,'luo WIN WnlcI Gulleaess gelltiglIen,
nineie ail unnRoa 70 r1fat gconomy, a!o 1aa T., ~
put haYeeea On tloif sn9uaueIs ntu oine oue.aits
1n ineiE thin toBH n toko.. VI lnolr aovouo!r "
nlsohiury anu thelr atl1nity ~ ihliroa.aH* n mus
tnat cheap BORT Of forgery VIII not ao' IAe
1a 1asmels hre qu'to TOO sn1oNu ann Hons''
, 1873-07-25

A paragraph inn recent Michigan paper has
elected from tho Pontiac Gazette the following
respecting tho landed wealth OF Citizen OF that
6tato DR.. David Wards great wealth rosta in
hs immense amount Of cork-pino lands
in Michigan aud Wisconsin, amounting
to o,er 10000 acres, oyory forty acres
Of which ho llaB been over himself, max
Ing careful estimate Of the number and dimell-
sions OF tho trees, und noting oil tho oharacter-
istica of soil. His lind Was nearly all selected
from close observation years bofore most pooplo
Ind an idea Of their ultimate value, aud tho worry
best taken; location upon streams and facilities
for running the timber to market woro caro-
fully considered. so tint to-day lie OWNS tho
fno1t tructs Of really available and valuable cork
pino In tho United 6tatos, mud tho most Of it.
Ills pino lands may be summarized AZ follows:
On the Saginaw, 10000 acres on the Manistco
aud All Sable, %, 000 acros; on tho CAippewa, In
Wisconsin, 10000 acres Total 150, 900 acres.
III addition he ownB 10000 ncres Of tho very
best hard wood timbcrcd lands for farming ia
tho central and northorn part Of tho stato beside
all his valuable property in OaAland County, nnd
000, 900 feet Of logs ntloat. Placing tho samo
valuation upon tho pino lAndB alone, Us other
persons selling detached traots In tho vicinity
OF luis, and It aggregates tho sum Of %, 500, 900.
and VIC nay loro say that that amount Of groon-
backs stacked mp would not obtain tho deeda OF
his pino property alone. The difference in pho
land is very groat, ~ hotween corlt and othor
qualities, and aero by aero tlie cork noiB moro
than throe times Us much al any other variety"
, 1873-07-25

@<ttAuIt Ftdpu5AGHEt 4fCV ! tFE HGFM4
Tho SLal leaves us to-day, after d visit of
half n month. during which time lo has gono
hbont 10 much, and showed himself so freely,
that every man, woman, aid child in tho
metropolis must hayo seen him. lie did
not want to 80 away ut all, and would
hayo remained n month longer had his
royal lohtn urged him, which thoy took caro- not
to do, boing tired Of lin, by this ti1no. He has
become extremely popular with tho people. how
over, and somo Of thom hRyo loudly expressed
their wish that tlloy had him for thoir own King
Some scandal attachcs to his departure, however.
Tho visitors to buckingham Pnlaco OH moro
than ono occasion wero obsorvea to 10 in
troduced In very mysterious manner. An
actress at one Of the theatrcs Inns suddenly
Resigned her situation, although Blo forfeited
E500 by tho act, and has Disappeared
and two well-known ladies of tho donli-
monde have also taken loave Of thor
friends and departed for tho Continent"
Bv Rtho way, it was not until to-day TINT It
became publicly known what VIE tho real name
OF tho Shah. Hero it is, written by himself
wl!on ho visited N1mo. Tua6n,ld's highly moral
chow Of wax-worl1s
" Yhilo staying in London visited htmo,
Tuaaaud's Exhibition, mud write thcao
fow words lore by way Of memorial Of my
visit 1850 uoyra,
"NAssERpiN CHAu KApJAn,
'.lB73n
, 1873-07-25
SFeu out Of bounds,


SARATOGA, N. T., July 2l:-Hne weashor. .
good track, and largo audience characterize
the opening to-day Of the meotng Of tho Sara
togo Rncing Association. The first race, for the
8-year-olds, created intense excitement. There
following started: Merodao, Count D'Orsny,
6pringbok, Tom Bowling, Felloworaft, MoCor-
9soa. sa ""xsry T. a aud Free poo I'ass ,o @
BSoo Borssy s1so Marodssa MssoA s4o; 9od oSa@' ssos
Great difficulty was esxperieneed in effect
lilo start. bowling won. sprngbok Ian lap
ming him for the greater part OF tho race but
threw Ills rider ut the furlong pole Oh tho homo
stretch. Time. 3:091{. Aftcr tho race claim Of
{ol sdps was made agansst IT, Ten %n a nGwng
bpringbok, cutting his loft fore log. Tue
judges. aftor q prolonged consultatlon. dcoided
against tt appeal, md gave tho race to Bowling,
With Wnvarly second, aud MoEodao third:
$50 entrance r; p, with $500 added. one milo
aud quarter. Joo Dauicla, Wizard, Btrachtno,
aud Ortolau startel. Htraohino won, with Joe
Daniela second. Timo, 2:1lA..
The third race for the Flash stakes, 2-year-
olds, wa % Won ,, by ]sogaf1'osp' Time, 6o11' dis
Tho injury to Hpringbok In slight.
Tho Tribune furnghos t4e following: Tho
first milo WAS run by bowling LII 1:44. How tho
Rcciaont to springbok was caused could not DO
had ridden springbok foul By striking Into him
aud knocking him over, while otlloTs assorted
Chat, az Tom bowling was in the lead and
bad the tnnldo such could not posslbly DO The
who o' tried I to- t. taEs Ike The Isiia raila from ION
Bowling Wien behind him, and had boon knock
cd over In consequences. Ers:n%',ok lal pr
near fore past9In dee ':', '""".,
, 1873-07-25
CLARK street, wan caught IN operation last ovon.
lug, and tho hooper and six inmates captured,
CINCINNATI.
Conviction, Of slla Ah0rtfoRist---Sutt
Against tho Ctty-~~Thn Gf0nrd OF
T'r.au and the louisville Cnhnl-..
kb;eA t,K His {MturiUHs

Conviction Of sln Ahorttol1ist---Sntt
Against tho Ctty-~"Tfn monrd OF
T'rnttu and the At0slisvillo Cnnnl--.
Died Of Iuis Injuries.
S,tetat UiapatcA to 7Hc Chicago Tribune.
olk1lNuAr1, July 24.--Ono Of tito lnoat noted
female abortlonisss in tho Ohio Valloy, WHO has
practised tho vilo business In Cincinnati
,wit with lmpunity y,.Ie for many yours, Ing 't nt
ss sentsaesa to peobaSy nos % ess sn .a T
five yoara in the. penitcntiary. 1Ior name
iB Augusta Sidney Prazer, alias Mednmo Angus
the un.1or tho disgniac of clalrvoyant pl'ysi-
o!an, she has committed numborless abortioug,
pansshoat taas s'ys sbs h0s9G5s s9 pso 'ssf % III gs g
on tie strength y of Of Ss tic App5noa paonfoasion
made to respectable phyaleians BY ono Of hor
fao% fS SeaF oo fir nsda adaa nits sns e
woman Of middle age. with hurd grny
fauily Of four children, Ill Of whom aro
grown up. sho wass zca1onHly defondoa
note, who took the ground that, in criminal Inv,
there can bo no abortion until tho child is quick
encd. Tho Judge rofuHcd to charge to this Of
;aos 1o and u tho nsy e0nauaoa aoo only twenty ty
%ae s Hattie pa speog had dns seoea e = psy $S S
Madamo $50 for the operation, or the equivalent
thereof in laboring for lor as servant. This lis
tho first conviction in Ohio for this orlme though
thero have been aoVeral trials.
OrNonNAr1, July 24.-E. Isobb l. Co., hnvo
commenced = suit againat tho city to recover
s180 600 for 1umbor destroyed by tho groat coal
oil fro in June, on the ground TINT tic oil waa
stored in violation of city ordinance, mud that
they repeatedly requested tho city to enforce tho
law.
Tho Directors Of tho Board Of Trade today
adopted reHolution deprecatinE the injury
done to commerce by tho delay in turning over
tho Louisville Canal to tho United States, and
aeking the Transportation Committee to opnn
correspondence with the Secretary Of the Treas-
ury With reference thereto.
Marshal Boggs, Of Greenfield, Ohio, who WAS
80 mcrciloBsly cut with nn nxo in endehvoting to
sorye writ Of ojectmcnt, is reported dcad from
iuiurica to-day.
, 1873-07-25
Tho latc CollcEc-ltcgnttn.
Springfield, iuss. July 1o} correspondence " the ti

'''~'" lore Tribune.
Tho persistent attempts mado to proyo Harvard
therigful winuor in the 1ato rcgatta attract con-
critictrn,. ny. Dabcock, tle rcfereo, publicly rs,
Herts TINT "te scoro, or tlniahing lino, instoad
of bolng located at right ,,anglos with
tho river bauhs. ID i should ,,.1 hayo W
tic part Of thoae Who located t. p1neod
dingonally, tho eastern end OF tho limo being
so1no 1G0 yards lower down tho river than tho
westerly ond, whore tho judges .wero requested
by tho umpire to station thomselycs." Ho also
characterized tho 6coro ag a II line no two points
of which were oquidis.ant from tho start," and
then gives diagram +" showing tl,iH blundor on
tho part Of tho committee" whereby "certain
boatB Woro actual winnera that arc now Obliged
facts in tho do not support those assertions.
Last yeara course was measured On tho leo, the
starting lines being placed at right apglos to tho
banks. A line, tbroo miles in length, porpenaio-
n'ar to the starting line, was measured Oh. and
tho half-1nilo points on shore determined. Tho
limo for tho lniah Was looated, as 1t should hayo
boon, diagonally across tho river, ut right angles
with the contro line Of three miles, md was thence
parallel tho line start, and au points in the ono
therefore wore oguidistait ftom Ill correspond
years course had beon looated by tho Regatta
Committee, In May, W. B. Harris, t1e principal
civil engineer in Springfield, who bud originally
surveyed tho courAe, located tho starting line
a1 44bub hublEa VIII tAH QAt4AHf Ju6t 0tttC AGok
down tho ccntro limo above alluded to, and
tlon,, located, CO tho scoro, tho diagona!
parallel 10 tho start, which 1as proved
90 obnoxious to Haryard's newspaper cham
pions. Upon visiting n1r. Harris' oflico and
committing his diagram Of tho survey, Of the
course, tho above factH were olicted, a.sd it WINS
rroYod according to the rnlcB of plume geonlatry,
TINT tho lines OF start and finish being parallel to
eacf other, my point In ono was exactly three
miles from any corresponding point in tho other,
and TINT, if tho line hal beon located aa b1r.
Dabcock declares it ought to haro beeu, then Q
crew on tho caBt aldo would hayo lad
nearly GOO feot less to row than ono
upon tho wegt sido Of the river. ANY crow
keeping q. course parallel to tho curvo Of lilo
river would pull Just the antno distance III any
other crew pulling similar course from start to
6niBh on tho course as laid out uuder tho direc-
lion Of tho committee. II would seem that be-
fore charGing carclossnosB or stupidity on the
part Of those who located tho line placed diagon-
ally" to tho curving banks Of tho rivor, brief
time spent in lcarning tho difference III nature
and reintions botwoon straight aud ouryod liuca,
would not have been altogether misnppliod,
, 1873-07-25
John Stuart MILL

It Is noteworthy, says london paper. that de-
spite Mr. Mills enlinauco in the world Of liter
aturo and tho SUCCESS ho has as m autlor, he nc
cumulated but small Hum by tho labors OF Ills
pou: His entire poraonal property will not OK
caed II 1t amount to, .t10, 600. Considering TINT
habits, he died mucli poorer tl,au might hayo
been expected. Ills atop-daughtor, hlss Holon
Taylor, inhorita all lliH property With an at
tontion to business and consideration for con-
iugoncloB OF tho must practical kind Ae exo-
tllreo possibilities, ,-tirAt, Of hiBs Taylor dying
before lin socnrd, Of their both dying at lilo
same ti1ae IL a railway accident Or through any
othor casualty aud third, In the oyent Of Aiu
DYING first,
, 1873-07-25

D. N. Osborne l. Co., manufacturers OF tho
Kirby moving and rcapiug machines, layo just
learned by cable dispatch of tho succoss Of their
Independent Reaper (tho Burdick), on tho 2ist
inst, at an International Fiold Trial at Chateau
roux, Franco, whcro this celebrated American
machino won tho nrst prize, gold medal.
This trial IL considered tho most important to
bo held on tho Continent thia year. and its ro-
suit, whilo it is only ouo Of many victorios won
by this machine different fields III. both this
country and Europe Is also Important az sllow-
Ing tho genora1 nuperiority Of American mant1-
fQctureH
, 1873-07-25
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
IA RGn 1n this city, July 81. isabella VI. wta Of
Cliaths T. Fargo, aged 60 yrAth.
tr.ture! Al ctoucu, us WabaalaF., on Saturday, At
10 o'clock Il. Ill.
nHEN-.luly ai at tho rsslonun nt his paronts, 912
Went iInrrsosst., Ethnkn , Infant Of Jaius aud
ItatlIo u. Icot, aged Hola. - -
nent.
l.uDINGToN-At AIilwsukoe, WIS.,, on Tuesday. July
nthrr at Harrison Huntington, lr.. End Hrs. A. u. Van
6u!Aigk. OF this city
HAlyrEEt-lu tautton, Juno as Edwin II. 3. Bs.ter.
br,thor Vi II. q. Nartos. ri this city.
sif Luuasillo aud HuWllng Gsvgu (Ky} papers peaso
GpnYs
, 1873-07-25

This property ia aituated in the villa GO Q
Washington Heights, within i've minutes
walk Of tho main crossing OF the G., 9. & 7.
@. Railroad and O., r. I. & ?. Railroad, and
tho Dummy Depot on tho II. I. 4. e.; only
80 minutes rido from Van Duren-st. Depot.
and the fare only IL oents. Communication
Tickets much loss. There are Ane improve
monta In the immediate vicinity OF this sub-
division; elegant Residences, Churchoss
Schools, Etoros, &C., Troea aot out. and all
tho improvements requiaite to boauhfy and
xendor the property attractive. a mora de-
sirablo spot for residence is not to be found
in the country. Title to property perfeot.
Printed abstracts Of titlo furnished. TERMS
Of 8ale-$60 cash, balnnoe and yeaF8 with
8 per cont intorent. Deposit of 10 per cent
required on day OF aale. A free train will
leavo tho Rock Island Depot on Van Buren,
st., at 1:4B p. m. on "Wednesday, July 3os
stopping at Twonty-aooond-st.,T Thirty-tlrst-
st., Thirty -ninth-nt. Forty-aeoond.st., and
Rock Island Cur Shops, returning aftor the
anle. For plats nnd information apply to
A. q. ODELI,, Room 10, frat floor, 1a3
Dearborn.at., or to
ELLISON q FOSTER, Auotioneers,
81 Mnrket-at.
4 Mammoth Tent will be erootad on tho
ground for tho comfort Of nll present.
, 1873-07-25

Tho alarm Of fire from Boz 2iB, at half-past 0
laat night, WAS caused by d small fire In coal
ahcd In tho roar Of tho Jowtsh Church. at tho
corner Of May and Second stroots. No loss.
The alarm OF fire from Box 2B2, 1t half.paat
o'clock lsst night, Was ca.lsod BY tho explosion
Of = kerosene lump at tue residence Of q. 4.
Trcokwith, No. 025 Carroll etrcet. LOSS, &100.
Through The watchfu1ness OF Rounds1nan
1'e",, ~: J. :'?v!sh gambling house, No. Ala
, 1873-07-25

Special Dispatch to The CAtcago Tribune.
OMAHA, July 2t.-A detective Of the Revenno
affairs before 1t was known TINT ho was horo.
7. McCrea, Government storekeoper, was netting
aB bookkeepor at 1lor & Co.'s distillery. Ho und
@. P. 8torrB, 0augor, hayo been suddenly ro-
moved. MeCrca says he WAS only acting few
days In tho placo OF tho regular bookkeopor, who
Waa R}cA.
, 1873-07-25

a @ D%ovs SaiS9 Neqt
at this place, foil from now vessel, upon which
ho WAS employed, and YVES, 1t Is fenrcd, fatally
injured, bis alull being fractured and QUO OF hiB
shoulders brokon.
, 1873-07-25

Special Dispafch to Tile CAica9n Tribune.
MONTREAL, July 24-A contract has been
awarded for building tho Northern Colonization
extra work, which ia at tho ratio Of $780, ,750 per
mile. Abbot, brother of director Abbot, OBJ
tainod it.
, 1873-07-25
CRICkET.

Special Di.patah to TAe Chicago Tribune.
TORONTO, July 24,-A oahleurain to the Mail
says the Canadian twolyo boat tho Oentlo-
men twelve Of England at cricket on Monday,
Grace made 4 score Of $50,