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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-04
NOTICE
NOTICE

oilcE''''''''''........ NOTICE
The death of our Mr. F w SEYMOUR will make
no change in the firm. The business will be COZ
Quoted the same heretofore.
BOSTICK & SEYMOUR,
Nos 45 and ~ Front street
dec I'm Nos. 4G and AZ Fulton street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-04

State National Banh OF New Orlenns,
New Orleans, December % l872-At a meeting of
the Board OF Directors, held this day, dividend
of three and half per cent to the StockhO'ders
and a dividend OF one per cent to the depnstors
upon THEN average daily balances, was dec AIRED
out of me earnings of the bank for the past three
months. parable on and after MONDAY, January
3D. 1873. CHARLES l.. G. DUPUY,
,IqZq I'm Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-04

New Orleans Republican Printing Conn
pany-Notice'le hereby given that in pursuance to
the provisions OF article four of the charter, an
election for five directors to serve for the ensuing
year will be held by the stockholders on tuesday,,
January a. 1873 betwt the hours of II A. II. ard
, p. Nj, at No. "a Camp street.
By order OF the Board of Directors.
ja4 T. G TRACY, Secretary.
N0tice-Fscal Agency, City OF CarroltOp
Louisiana Metropolitan Loan and Savings Bans,
No. "A Camp street, New Orleans, January l. 1873 -
The matured interest upon the bonds of the city
of Carrollton, Louisiana will be paid presentG-
ton Of the coupons therefor by this bank,
T. D. VANHORS,
iel6t Cashier
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The trial will be resumed this morning
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uGZ9 IN 'isntE.
The Louisiana National Bank, New Or
leans, December 30, 1872 AT d regular meeting of
the Board Of Directors. held this day, a DIVIDEND
OF FIVE PER CENT from pruits past six months
declared, payable i'll this city on demand and
il New York at the banking house Of WinslOw,
Lanier Il Go. on the sixth OF January, 1873.
Rd45l til A. LURIA Cashier
". ". J0bn.nn. Inspector Of Weights
and measures of The frat distTCt.-Oftce l65 La.
"a cite street. dt5l
Freight Notice. New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern IilrOad Company, Freight Office,
New orleans, Louisiana December 26, Tile
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Rail-
Tolt Company VIII receive freight as customary
III and after THURSDAY, December Is, 1872
K. A BURKE
Gr21I Freight Agent.
NoucC ~ the stockholders OF tho New
Orleans Republican Printing Company is hereby
given that meeting Of stockholders Will be held
AZ the office the company. No. a Camp street,
on MONDAY, January p, 1878. at ?. NJ, f'r ire
purpose of considering proposition TO increase
the stock Of the company.
Be order OF the Board Of Directors.
T. g. TRACY, Secretary.
Nrsu Orleans December 26. 1872 .,nt
New Orleans National Banking Ass0cia-
ton New Orleans DeCem Der II, lS72.-Thr annua.
meeting of stockholders fol the election of twelve
directors to the ensuing viii he held at
the banking house No. 0l Canal street, MON
DAY January 49, 1872, between the h3urs0f 10 A. NJ.
and P. N. HENRY BLACHE. Cashier.
delq tiai3
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Eastern Dispatches.
PHILADELPHIA, July II.

PHILADELPHIA, July IL.
\ horrible murder has just come TO
light in Jenneryille. Chester county On
the Both of jane last stranger arrived
at hotel in the village, and took up his
quarters, saying lie came from Baltimore
and was an agent, but gave no name.
He WAS probably not over 30, with black
whiskers. On the following day, team,
driven by Vim. D. Uddersook, stopped
at the tavern, and the agent and Udder-
sock took a liie. They went away to-
gethcr. The team had been hired by
Uddersook NJ pGIkersburg, and when he
returned in the evening, the person who
took charge OF it remarked there was
blood on the wagon. Uddersook made
some plausible explanation and immedi-
ately left the neighborhood. The strange
man was never afterwards seen alive. On
Friday last, large number of buZzards
were noticed lowering about the woods
off nf Newport and Graysyille. An in
yestigation showed the head and trunk
OF man with the arms and legs de-
tached, which was recognized as the body
of the stranger who had been stopping at
bonneville. 4 Coroner's Jury was en-
panelied and IA sealed verdict given. The
murdered man was stabbed i'll three or
four places in the throat, and both arms
and legs served close to the body I'd
derSoOk cannot be found. He was until
lately on the Baltimore police force. He
is Young man. The object of the muir
der was uHquestionably plumber.
NEW YORK, July 15
Great interest is manifested in the case
of Lizzie Lloyd King, alias Kate Stod-
dari. Crowds focked to the Jail on
Raymond street to see her, but very few
succeeded. She is dumb on the subject
OF the murder, and will not talk except
to her counsel, and for him she is writ.
ing full statement of her history from
childhood. She is pretending to be very
religious, and is reading the Bible and
Episcopal prayer book constantly. The
| police are still on the lookout for Roscoe
Kate Stoddard declares she don't know
and has never seen him, while woman
named Armstrong is positive she saw
them together. One of the Jurors hintet
yesterday that there is a good deal NOR,
i'll this Goodrich tragedy than has ye
been given to the public, and, added
there is an important link still wanting
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SheriR's Sale.

DI VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court in and for the
County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and to me
me directed and delivered, for Judgment ren-
dered in said Court, on the 3lst day Of May, 4. D.
1873, in favor OF the State Bank of Nevada, and
against the Phoebe Champion Mining Company
for the sum Of one thousand six hundred and
thirty-seven and 6-lO0 dollars, damages, together
with six hundred and thirty-sx dollars. tax costs,
and all accruing costs. have levied on the fol-
lowing property to wit: The Phoebe Champion
mine, situated on Pauaca Flat, Lincoln county,
Nevada, containing feet, tOgtthe with ? bay
horses, bellows, l anvil. / ore cart. vice, l
smoke-p and forge, lantern, > barrels, whim
and within rope, iron wheel barrow, ladders.
. pieces square timber SXl9. lot shaft timbers
lifted, l work bench. trussels. pieces of iron,
The mine, shaft. and timbers inside Of shaft, in
Guiding hosting works, l blacksmith shop &
pluacs lumber XXI, ? ore buckets, l wind fan, l
stable, set whim harness, chair, fork, 3
shovels, hatchet, l broom. cross cut saw, ?
wiudlas barrels. ! water barrel, l large lantern.
lamp, 4 box candles, 200 feet fuse, more or
less. Il picks, hammer handles. oil cans, l
chiscl. rasp, Z. box powder 4 oil cans, tape
line uiler l oil stone and set fan pipe No
tice is hereby given that ON
Tuesday, the Fifth day OF August,
A. d., 1873
Al u o'clock NJ. will sell all the right title and
interest If said defendant in and TO the above
described property, at the Court House door, in
Phoebe, Nevada, at public auction. for cash in
hand, to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy
said execution and all costs.
July Is. 1873, W. S. TRAVIS. Sheriff.
By b. II, HEREroRp, Deputy. jyl6-@Ol
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VALUABLE PUBLIC DocUMENTs.-We
are under obligations to Hon. John P.
Jones, United States Senator from Ne
vada, for valuable public document re-
ceiyed by yesterdays mail-Report of
the Poland Committee on the Credit
Mobilier of America, containing the con-
illusions arrived ut by the Committee,
the testimony of witnesses, correspond
ence, etc.; Compendium of the Ninth
Census of the United States, filled with
variety Of statistics of the population
by States, counties and minor political
divisions; also the Presidents Annual
Message, 1872.
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Pacific Coast.
SAN FEANCIsCo, July IL

San Francisco, July 10.
At an anti-C Chinese meeting last night,
at BamaS Hall, Mr.. Kehoe declared him
self in favor OF Grming the hoodlums of
the city against the Chinese. He had
hoodlum sons himself and wouldn't hest
tate to place pistols in their hands to
attack and drive ont the Chinese.
Jas Lick has donated forty feet 'front.'
age additional to the lot on Market street,
given by him to the California Pioneers.
4 petition and letters asking the COM
mutation of the sentence of Charles A.
Russell was sent to Governor Booth to-
day Russell is very much Frustrated
sick and unnsrved.
Luke Coniff, of Virginia City, was ar
rested last night for assault with deadly
weapon on VIM. S. O'Brien, of this city.
The men were in Lewis soloon, Bush
street, when Coniff made some offensive
remark about James Fair, of Virginia
City, and asked O'Brien to strike him.
O Brien declined to do so, when Conifl
drew pistol, but the bystanders pre-
vented him from using it.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 10.
Lewis Levy, lately Custom-house
Inspector has been indicted for snug
Cling opium from the Colorado last
January. He says he acted with snug
glers under orders, which statement is
Endorsed by Collector Shannon and
others.
Bridget Quirli has been arrested on q
charge of grand larceny, preferred by
Mrs. Cassidy.
A man named Perew got into figh
this afternoon with John Hoffman ant
shot him, breaking his arm, which will
probably be amputated. Perew was ar
rested. The parties had savage figh
before the shooting took place.
The Washington Mining and Trans
portation Company is incorporated. it,
object is to carry on the mining ant
transporting business in California
Oregon and Washington Territory, ant
maintain railroad and telegraph from
Tenino to Budds Inlet, near Olympia
Capital one million dollars. Directors
J. L. FELTON,, 7. Deroe, H. Bariolhot, J
N. Goodwin, A. Goldsmith, J. NJ. John
son and L. ). Soloman.
HAMILTON, New, July 10.
On Saturday Judge Beatty postponed
sentencing the convicted prisoners unit
yesterday afternoon, when Vim. H. Beth
ards, convicted of murder in the secont
degree, for shooting James Brophy a
Shellburn, was sentenced to Is years il
the State Prison; Henry Smith, CRANE
larceny, one year; George Mitchell an,
Charles Wray, HOUSEKEEPING, each on
year The two latter are negroes.
VALLEJO, July 10.
A rumor is current that the overland
travel is to be brought via Vallejo on tn,
California Pacific Railroad.
( The contract for excavating the dr.,
dock at Mare Island is awarded to Chas
Murphy. He is allowed 100 days to com
plete the work.
SAN DIEGO, July Is.
a. Stokes, proprietor Of the Julian stag
line, accidentally shot himself at SAINT
Maria.
The Texas and Pacific Railroad hav
quite force at work. and have rsache
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point half way between here and Old
Town.
A dispatch from Los Angeles regard
ing the Chinese woman taken from here
Saturday. says she was tried and acquitted
yesterday.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-16

And in accordance with law AID an order Of
the Board OF Directors. made on the Sd day Of
June, 1873, so many shares Of each parcel of
such stock may be necessary will be sold al
public aution at the salesroom of John Middle
ton * Son, No. $40 Montgomery street. San Fran
cisco, Cal, on Monday, the 18th day of
August, 1873 at the hour OF O'Clock p. IN. Of
such day, to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale GEO. Il. SpINNEY, Secretary.
Office: No. 800 California street. Room No. 3.
San Francisco, California. iyl6-td
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SUE" SANFoED and E. S. Getchell.
the two women who started the literary
paper called Once Week, in Lewiston,
Maine, about three months ago, which
paper had obtained quite an extensive
circulation, have absconded, mulcting
many subscribers who had paid in ad-
vance. The type, etc, is under attach
ment
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-16

ACCORDING to the Japan Gazette, Louis,
one of the Janin family, has been en-
gagged by the Government at a monthly
salary of $1,000 and expenses paid, to
prospect for gold.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-16

Aconvention of delegates from Salt
Lake, Tooele and Summit counties is to
be held at Salt Lake City on the 18th
for the nomination of four members of
the Legislative Council.
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aNinias.
Chief East ,s.,en.ion Mining Con

Iany.-Locaiion q WORKS, Ely Mining DIS
tfiet. Lincoln county, Nevada principal
place Of business, san Francisco. Cal.-Notice.-
There are delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock. on account Of assessment No. !,
levied on the 18th day of May, 1873. the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names of the
pspe.t!y- shareholders. as follows:
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Foreign n ews.

HALIFAX, July H.
The steamer Starr arrived from Port
lie Bar yesterday afternoon. with the
Captain, officers and crew OF tie City Of
Washington, and 40 storage passengers
who had been left behind on Thursday
They were Immediately transferred to
the steamer Somerset, and sailed for Bos-
ton. A cabin passengers, Captain Ham
mond, says there was thorough disci-
pine, and that good watch was kept
during the entire voyage. He attributes
the disaster to deviation of the COM
passes. The statement of Colonel Par
nell, that there was laek of discipline,
cursing and confusion at the time the
ship struck anu after the passengers
landed, Captain Hammond pronounces
untrue.
Madrid, July II.
The insurgents in Carthagena are mas
tiers of the entire town, with the excep-
ton OF the arsenal. II is feared the lat
ter cannot hold out much longer, and
with the ships in the docks, will fall into
hands of the insurgents. Contreras is
reported to be the leader of the insurrec-
ton. The Minister of War has left Mad
rid for Carthagena, but at last accounts
was unable to proceed beyond the station
at Palmas.
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And in accordance with law. and AN o-,..
the Board of Directors, made on the 2sth dsr y,
May, 1873, SO many shares OF each ns 10! y,
of said stock as may be necessary will H. we
at public auction, at the Office Of the Compsp,xa
No. Ala California street, San Francisco Oh
Wednesday, the 3Oth dny OF .Jniw ,o. On
at the hour of O'Clock p. m. Of said A.. 100,
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, toaeths,
with costs of advertising and expenses ~ .l
X: WEGENER. Secretary
ONCE; Ala California street. San Francisco
Cal. ir,. .s,
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The Salt Lake Tribune announces THAI
the Western Union Telegraph Company
has reduced is tariff about twenty-five
per cent, and messages can now be for
warded to Arkansas, Iowa, Minnesota
and Wisconsin at the rate of two dollars
for every ten words, being fifty cents less
than heretofore charged, The reductions
along the route from Salt Lake to Omaha
ara in proportion.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-16

Gov. BRADLEY was at Elko last week
looking at his cattle on thousand
hills" He was in excellent health.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-16

Among the Theological beverages sup
piled in Elko are Modoc cocktails and
Peace Commission punches.
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gew Tn-lav.

American Flag Mill and Mining
Company of principal place of busi-
ness, San Francisco, Cal. location of works,
Ely District, Lincoln county, Nevada.-No-
tice.-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock en- account of assess.
ment mo. p levied on the Sd day Of June, 1873,
the several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholders, as follows:
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Y, AND T. RAILROAD Table showing
the tonnage over the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad for the six months
ending July 30:
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OWE 5000, 600 acres of land are open
TO homestead and pre-emption in Dakota.
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AT Salt Lake. on the llth. the mer
cnry stood so at l. p. m,
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the Board Of Directors, made on the Goth day =,
May 1875 so many shares of each parcel o. ,,Slic
stock as may be necessary will he sold /" no
auction, at the office Of the company ~ M..s..
Sansome street, San Francisco. Cal, on :. the
day, the 18th day Of July, Io.S' nav de.
hour Of O'Clock p. m. of such day. 70 p-y with
linauent assessments thereon, togetner ,s
costs Of advertising and expenses Of the ~.
oihce' NO. 'Zo sanso'"e jyl.td
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Mazeppa Silver Mining Comr.n

Location of principal place Of business g.
francisco. CAL; location OF works, Fly M;n,,n
District, Lincoln county, State Of Nevada mNle
tice.-There are delinquent upon the foliov;"S
described stock, on account of assessment M "
levied on the 10th day of May, ls7s tbs ~, y
eral amounts set opposite the names of tba ~
spective shareholders, as follows: " W.
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IT is said that Senator Cooking, of
New York, will be appointed Chief JUS
tics.
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On and After this Dete

V,HE BANKING HOUSES OF " 81
FARGO 4 CO. and the STATE nA a. s
NEVADA will close on Satur0s
O'Clock u, m. j. N. 6ElBEhT, m
r. Agent Wells, Fargo co'
GUY THORPE,
Manager State Bank OF Nev,.ssst
July 70, 1879
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Telesraphic Dispatches.

SPECIAL To THE pIocHr DAILY RECORD.
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Among the shipments were 23,63S, GA
feet of lumber and 43, 1868 cords OF wood.
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BASE BALL is on the wane in Salt Lake.
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ELKo was delighted on Thursday by
one of Madame Anna Bishops concerts.
, 1873-07-28

Crystal, and Dryson ntreotB, noar tho corner Of
Aoyno aud Division atroota. pricoa ranged
from S645 to s005 por lot, aggrogatng, s2o.2A5.
Inc !ot9 on Division stroot sold for from $3.50
% no $ooo: Lots on Hoyno street Bold for 800 to
Crystal for s555 por lot.
Wm: 4; putters i Co. sold at public auction.
on last Wednesday, 10 lots at Oakwool, prices
ranging from $500 to $lB7 80 por lot.
On Friday tho Hamo firm Hold ut auction
about 400 foet, located on Whba1t ayenno, noar
Fifty-ninth stroot; considerations, eos per foot.
for pricoB ranging from &O.75 to s15.60 per
front foot.
ornrn SALES.
John Cnlvor eold II acreB in tho 8. w. e OF
Bee. IL, Il, 10, located ono-liaff nile southwest
Ct Ct The tthoa North Evanston depot, consideration,
Millard L Decker sold acres adjoining Lawn-
dale Oh tho cast BIdo, on Uon1an avonuo con-
adorntion (for tho aoros), &1o, ,000. Also. ono
lot, 311125 In Lawudalo consideration, 81, 600.
Alatsoh Till sold to Prof. Thomas Charles 6
aoros in Hills Subdivision at South Englowood
oroot n dwelling on tho property during tho soa-
aon. A two-story frame building, In tho sumo
anbdivisiou, by another party is TO be orectod ut
once.
Taylor i Brooke sold lot, bOx1o4 foot, on
Douglas place, wost Of Rhodes avenue; con-
Bidoratton, s6,25o also lot 241125 On Hamilton
nyonsie, north Of Jackson street; considera-
tion, $1,Se0.
suMhAnT or TnANsFERs ron THE WEEN.
The following Is tho total amount Of city aud sub
urban property transferred during tho Wooh ending
1851 consideration, ss6sc2o North of cty limits,
number Of eales, u; consideration, ss925. south Of
ely nits number Of sales SO; confederation, si53
$l,ll2,858.
, 1873-07-28

THE LUMBER DuBlNE63 ON THE SAGINAW.
The East Baginaw Courier OF the 29d says
with Tho view Of an arrangement among the
mill men to shut down their mills for thirty, or,
II necessary, sixty dbys, on account Of tho dull
moss Of tho mhrhet and tho low prico Of lumbor.
Dy thus curtai1ing tho supply, It Yas thought that
up tho deficiency IN tho loas Of timo.'. This was
tho mill mon on the wost aide Of tie State who,
II tB reported, in many instances have shut down
for the balance Of tho seaepn. Tho subject was
q ? mprsoisaS'o. issso sash Il !e' nov
would hoye :, but little effect unless
general. Not fow OF tho mill men
on tho river had contracts to I'LL. mud must nee
essariy kcop their mills going, but very largo
cutting their own Pine nnd shipping to thor own
yards In other States. These men, who are our
largest manufacturers, could bo but little Of
footed by such IN arrangement, and CONGO
quently would not onter into it. Will this stato
vas fairly started.
"As fact, though, many Of the mills on tho
river have ehut down. Tho cause in every in
stance, aB far aB We know, ia want OF logs.
and not q fow hro out entirely. Six or seven
mila north Of Milwaukee aro not now running,
from this cauBe, and VIC understand that several
mills below have shut down for the Bame reason.
The suspension, however, Ia only temporary, as
tho mills will start up as soon % loga can bo
supplied"
In the afternoon wheat was moderately active
and 10 lower, closing at $1.19 seller tho
month %'o9th and d. sold l; at s11d@11a26 sSsr @ Augnst
aud shado nErner, closing at So@3o1so seller
August, and 81 96@37ko q seller September. Other
grain, provlaions, and lake froights, woro quiet
and nominaly unchanged.
, 1873-07-28
REAL ESTATE,

Everybody says, ss Business in real ostato
rs very quct;" but, when wo como to look
around at tho close OF tho week and inquire what
has been done in tho various quarters OF tho
city and by the numerous rcal estate aeonts. wo
always lind that the aggregate volume Of busi-
ness has been larger than anybody tloueht. Tho
average volume Of transfers recorded oacl yoel,
Is still from 100000 to ssoO,0 much larger
amounts than Ill any Other city of tho United
States except Now York. The transfers at this
seasoh OF tho year represent almost exclusively
'no sales OF single lots In tho city or noar yub-
ufos Tor actual occupation, and the fact
'na' 'ne aggregate is 10 largo at this
usually dnA period, shows hoathy
aaVestment demand from persons making per-
manent homes. Speculation In large amo,1nta
is not active, and never is in July mud Aurnut,
But notwithstanding ull TINT ia said about tho
improbability Of pricos as,oays continuing to al-
Ynnce, thcte is more reason for q large advance
during the next year or two than there has hcan
in my past year. The constant increase of tbo nm.
ulatlon aud busnessof tic city il asrficiout ron
sou for observation-disclosures In value Of suburban
property at least. bcoauHe tho city must grow to
saxeln more aud moro Of 1t eyery year. Thoro Is.
o. course, great deal Of property III tho ooutyal
parts or tho city Tint reaches its maximum value
anu remains stationary for many years, and oyon
III some loealitloa dcpreciates OIL account Of tho
changes in businesa locallttoa caused by a
great variety Of circumstances. In tho tran
sltlon from the occupation OF contral property
ss residence to business noighborhoods, thoro
~ .aa1wayh time when 1t Ia not well adapted to
eltllor, and depreoates In vauo. But ayon In
shis there comes q tlmo whom speculation takoa
Ao!d OF 1t. THIS IL the experience In all cIuos
nnt In another plaoo below will be found 9 recent
lnstanco Of this, even in London, ,wl.ero tho vaues
el foal estato arc commonly supposed to be lxed
" tho annual rental, aa unchangea6ly as tho
sS lows Of the Medos and persiaus. As tar as tho
prospects TOR o continued increase 10 the value
Or real CIT ia Chicago aro concerned, they cor
ea4asn sspy me- tb.t G1aea , neter an now r
thing III the WoHt this year. THO proppoot tIsst
sfsn Tefs W. y nIo.bIa 70 blIargc fofe demand Tor en
feel rlcl noxt fall and spring, ia Which case Il
can9s fail to stlnnlate trado and draw moro
manufacturing. This Ia tho anrost foundati"n
Tor IN incsease In tho value OF real estato.
AUCTION GALES.
Ellison d Fostor sold at public auction, on last
Saturday, ~ lota located On Dlylslop, uoyno,