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A MEXICAN RAILROAD SCHEME.

A contract has been made between the Mexi-
eau Government and tho Mexican international
Railway Company for tho construction OF q road
from the City Of Alozico to the Pacific Ocean and
the River Rio Bravo del Norto, tho details OF
which have just come to hand in tho CosnaopoE-
itan Of June 6, paper printed in tho Mexican
Capital. As they will be Of interest in showing
how railroads arc constructed in our neiehborinR
Republic, VIC reproduce somo Of tho moro i'm;
portant features Of tho contract. Tho fourth
article provides for all ingenious list Of induce
monss for tho Company to hurry up their
work, II the road ia finished iu nino
years, tho Company gots but 800, 600
as kind Of premium il In eight years, $780,
600; iii soven years, 100000 in sir years,
$1,600,000. In addition to this, tho Government
grants q subyonuon OF $4,000 per kilomotre,
which Is equivalent to about s13, 500 per milo,
for Which tho Government Issues non-interest-
bearing bonds, payable by 8 por cont Of the i'm
port dutieB received at tho cuBtom-Aouae8 In
eight Of the principal cities; and further grant
Of right Of way to 65 motros of land in width.
Tho ninth article fixes tho capital Of tho Com
pany at $4,000, 900, divided into hundred-dollar
shares, aud the tonth fixes tho gauge OF tho
road at 4 foot 81 inches. Tho oightoonth
article declares the froe transit Of paaaon-
gerH, mails, and merchandise aoross tho
Mexican territory. for the term OF fifty years,
when not destined to romain at my point within
tho Republic (Which probably means that thore
shall be no import tax on-snerohandiao passing
through the Republic and not destined to re-
main in it. In case Of transportation not going
through, tho Government gets 60 conts por
passenger and for each ton of merchandise,
which is to bo handed oyor to tho Government
eyory Bix months. Tho ninetoonth article pro-
vidos that tho Company, after tho Government
Engineers have examined aud approved tho seo-
tiona Of tito road, shall fix thor tarins not to
exceod tho following rates, Per ton Of
2,0o0 pounds for merchandise. frat class, 7
cents peE Alometro, OF 1l91 eeuta per milo aoc-
ond claas, centsi third class, ~ cent?. For
passengers FisHt class. oonta per hlometro,
, 1873-06-27

or OK centa per milo; hocond olase, ~ cents.
Aftor two yoars, tho thrift may DO modified, but
always must secure to tho shareholders roturn
Of 10 por cent por ann,n,. Tho telegraph rates
arc not to excood 25 cent? per 10 words for dis
tanoo Of 100 Kilometres, or 60 miles, and conta
more por word for each additional 10 ki1omotros.
Article 40 secures to tho Government tho
transport Of troops, oto.. at discount Of 80 per
cent on tho ordinary tarifs, Immigrants on
joying tho Ha1no favor, and for flf-
toon ycars tho postal service shall
DO froo Of charge, thereafter being subject to
ornmont further protocta Its intoroats by doclar-
ing that nt 1ehHt 12o Kilometres, or "a miles,
must bo constructed ohch yoar; that tho COM
pany shall bo hold to DO Mexican aud dobarrel
from all claim to alloge tho rights Of forcisnora
in any way; that tho Company Rhall not DO con-
aidorod organized until capital Of $4,000, 900
has boon subscribed mud 10 per cont thereof paid
In; that tho road cannot DO transferred to any
foreign company; that tho Company shall
mako an annual statomont Of tho moat
complete character, Of it's condition and
Its operations. and that 1t shall a1ao give aeou-
zity In the eun Of e400 900 to tho satisfaction Of
tno government, aa guarantee for the faithful
execution OF the torma Of tho concession, and
that tho failure to 9ivo this security within
eight months from tho dnto Of tho ooucossion
allall make tho contract null and void. TAopo
aro tho principal terms Of tho contract, and they
, 1873-06-27

Three hundred tin and galyanizod-iron work
crs Of this city met last night to protest against
tho syetom Of letting tho labor Of conycta tn the
Illinois Ponitentiary to contractors. They and
their employers find thomsolyes hurt By the
competition Of firm who have employed one
hundred Of the convicts They demand that the
contract System be nbolshod, that tho convicts
bo put to general work, and that tho products of
nat h;11cr
, 1873-06-27

Of record, hhvo MI ugly look about tllom. THO
accounts OF tho UnfToraity arc aa lopoloaBly con-
fused ~ those Of tho Frcodmcn'a Duroau. md
that All incapable man Of this kind-concoding
that ho Ia honest-Hhonld be allowed to draw
h1ajor aonornla pny In tho army, which bo Ia not
serving, and I'LL oxor,tant salary from an al-
moatnsolvont University, which l,o is not aorving
oitlor, Ia simply public scandal Tho Trustcos
aro now Investigating tho afratrs Of tho Univor-
sity, and tho courts viii Investigate Con. How
ard. 1t will bc m Outrage II both tfoso invosti-
gationa nro not nado in tho most thorough
1nanner, 60 that 1t may DO finally decided to
whnt ciroumstnncos Ills present position is duo,
and whothor he should further Bervo tho
Government in my hducinry capacity. uo
Inns cost tho Government very dearly.
It is due to tho Government that
llta caso should bc settled. It Ia duo
to Gen. Howard that tho suspicious Of tho people
relative to his honesty should be romoyod. il
thorc is no ground for them. II ho Is not hon.
cat, 1t ia due to the Congregational churches Of
Washington, to which lle haa boon making lavish
donations, that they should know whoro tho
money comes from. II no Is only laundering
incompetent, that fact ought to bo ,nade known.
Anything to sottlo tho question md ostnblish
his proper Btatus, for the Affairs Of Nal. O.
0. Howard, late Commissionor Of the Froedmon's
Bureau, President Of the Howard University,
aud Havolook Of tho American army, arc gottng
to be a nuisance.
, 1873-06-27

Five Of tho largest railroads doing business
with this city haye Hgned tho agreement to Issue
40 moro pasacs aftor July l, except to omployos
and to thoao entitled by contract torecovod the1n
Those roads arc tho Illinois Central, tho
Burlington d Quincy. tho Rock Island,
tho North Soatorn, and tho st. Paul.
Tho Chicago l. Alton Road refuses TO
join tho movement because 1t is not sweeping
ouough. Its President announces TINT oyory
paas horotoforo iBsuod by that road will bo ro-
called July l, and ITO more PASSES will bo
Issued in any CASE. Tho indianapolis, Bloom
ington Il Western, the Peoria 4 Rock 1sland
ind tho Rockford, Rock Island l. St. Louis Rail-
roads declined to Sign tue agreement but for
what reason Ia not stated.
, 1873-06-27

Dublin WAS the scono OF frightful riot On the
7th inst, Of which full accounts are received by
mail. The occurrence OF lnrge fire gave tho
ing and disorder. About 10000 Of them gath
bred in tho streots, ovorpowerod tho police,
drove away the tlro-ougnes, md stoned several
priests who attempted to recall thom to reason
Tho fury of tho mob was heated by liquor,
which thoy pllagod from, noighboring vino
stores. After smashing things generally tho
rioters wore aubluod by the interference OF tho
military, but only after brutal fight, in which
they fought with bricks, htonos, and bludgoons.
, 1873-06-27

We printed ycatorday communication from q
gentleman who represents l,i1naolf az . stocks
holder In two Western roads, In which ho con.
domna tho resolution Of tho railroad managora
to rotnin tho PRACTICE Of ishuing communication
iokota ata lower rato than tho full regular faro.
He holds that this Ia "a tlfroct discrimination,
on tho part OF tho railroads. In favor Of tho rich
man who fB ablo to pay at onco for 25 or 100
ridoa against tho poor man who Is not ablo to
spare 60 much money at once" Wo do NOT
think that tho faota warrant this aa-
aertion. Tho argument In favor of come
mutation tickots has always boon bascl on tho
advantages which tho system affords tho pooror
people, thereby enabling thom to buy cheap
homes In tho suburbs, and support their families
moro gonteolly and economically Tho greate4
amount Of patronage which they givo tho roada
is toason why tho roads should mako tho con1
cosaion In prico. Under tho Massachusetts,
Railroad LAM, tho railroads arc compelled to Issue
communication ticko!s. After tho presout Rail-
road law Of Illinois wns drafted without pros
vision that tho railroads may Issue CONS
mutation tickcts, the foroo Of public opinion
induced tho Legislature to Incorporate tLis
featuro. It would bo Borious hardship to tho
poor pooplo ii tho Communication systom woro
dropped, for the rich could afford to pay the full
fare for thoir two trips or more day, while tho
poor people could not. Tho cnses must bo worry
raro in which tho nun who iB abto to have hia
home in tho country Is not able to buy Is or
ovon 100 rides at timc. by which ho saves from
80 to 100 por cont. When such cases occur tho
obstacle may bo removed by tho joint purchase
Of this number Of rides by two or moro parties
who tako tho Bau1o train.
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which Include Preparatory, Literary and
Scientific, Medical, Theological. Loyal, and
chronological departments. Tho Oommonco-
mont cxorciscs Of tho University wore held OF,
tic aamo occasion, and dogrooB were conferred
Oh tic graduating o1nsaea in tho Academic and
orolsoH Of the Chicago University, tho City Nor
NAL School, md ST. 1gnattus College were also
held yee<ordRy
, 1873-06-27

Tho Hoy. Q. II Fowler was yesterday
for1nully inaugnratod President Of tho North
western UnlycraIty, over which ho has 30
,accoptably presided during tho past win
ter. III Ais inaugural, President Fow-
achievements of the University In the sixtoeu
yoarb Of its brief history. It's htar comprises
fifty experienced educators, md its rank
as University ia assured by the num-
bsr and excellence Of !ta schools.
, 1873-06-27

Senator Carpenters loug-hcra1ded speech at
Janesvile, yesterday, in dofense Of the baols~
pny stoal, drew III audience Of 45o people, half
Of whom were ladics, and most OF whom are said
10 laya aeted as if they wero attending funeral.
, 1873-06-27
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, 1873-06-27

Macrcady, the late tragedian, left MI estate Of
about 100000, which is distributed by bis will
In family bequoHts. All his manuscripts arc
intruetod to his wifo, who may publish any Of
thom at her discretion.
, 1873-06-27

, Mey1CKEn's THEATRE Madison stree., hetween
!" Usushtor q .ho KssIment." i 'Sat.no!is." 0"p0'
, 1873-06-27

ACADEMY or MUSIC - itnl.tcd stront, batwccn
Madison hnd Monroe. Thoatra UotnQne Combination.
, 1873-06-27

A1K1tN's TfIEATN1s-WabAsh avenue, corpor Of Con.
srass strset Spectacular opera, "Zoloe."
, 1873-06-27

AhirffITfITATRE-C Clinton Btroet, botweep Washing.
lon and li4ndolph. Cal Wagnprs htfnstrols.
, 1873-06-27

,Hoo1.EV,s, , E-Handolph ttroet. botwoon
, 1873-06-27

If Tr1M BABY is CUTTING TEETH. USE THAT
I'D and wsl1-ttiod rcHody, Mrs. Winsow's Soothing
txe
, 1873-06-27

tyeup.
! USE LYONS iNBEOT POWDER ON YOUR OAR
,ots for uoihs In your oupboards and kohons for
et1da f1t1
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04

r Uopkns comedies with Coleridee, and other suDto
thinkers Of recent day. and discards the ancient heo
logical OF course, he makes the ACTIONS Oh
man supelnatural far they are free An act whch
has s ory gin In freewi IN just as much beyond any
nouer OF nature and therefore just as supernatural as
a would be for an angel 10 descend from the sky.
That would be supernatural Dr. Hopkins maintains but
not miraculous Unless we make miracle merely
wonder. the appearance OF the angels TO the shep-
hcrds was not miracle. A miracle according
10 DR., H., Is physical effect IN which the
clements OF nature are controlled by direct
act OF the WILL revealing personal force superior
70 the laws OF nature In the control Of matter Applying
these principles 10 the philosophy OF prayer Dr. H. argues
that prayer has the power TO produce changes in the
pbysical course OF nature by invoking the aid Of higher
personal will 1t is great in OF science to
recognize mpersonal law 10 the exclusion OF the nnu
ence of divine personality. The remainder oil the
discourse is mainly occupied with an examination
OF the views OF Professor Tyndall. whose language
fairly interpreted, the author claims, covers the
same ground as his own. He charges Professor
TyndaI however with various Inconsistencies,
which all center in the conception OF physical law as
something more than flexible instrument In the hands
OF God President Hopkins has no fear OF science nor
OF immutabe law but he protests against that view OF
the divine attributes which gives nfnity In one dHec
ton only to impose limits In another His discussion OF
the theme viii be welcomed by readers whose
minds have been exercised by difficulties that they were
unable to overcome. He handles the argument with
equal yigor and charity. With no appeal TO popular
preudce he trusts the light OF reason and the orce
of religious sentiment for the support OF the views
which he sets forth with grave and Impressive eio-
UueDce.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
REAL ESTATE.



Monday is uually duh day in the real estate
.s, and ti, has bosn no ereepcn 10 The general rule VIC
,.. 90. Nm, .,e p.hy, sale james Miller sod. ~ vega
~ acting rpaer tho drecuoa Edward Brown referee ouf p'
Of sound leoriooiI located the scrsbsrs Soe OF 80
tenth commencing westerly from Thirds'e' of
to sam Kpa.rcs the plaintiff p the legal acton nc sac
,ese Of lhs premises located and Known " no 80
he made By T. H. Ludlow Co., sdourned aDn u'e i1 %
p, ,omouov sesdsy) Bumbe Of fsaHs are aDnoones '
a. the Br,hsnge ss Will be noticed b' the appeoaed W"
A ,,s .se t ia reported Eve fall lots oa'e' on w"
portherly side sf fFfy yseveuthst. commencing ''' ~'
Phb ave- have been sold for 5000 GER lot - -, u a..
20. Bros repor. having sold o each @roo 'oeae' "
north ode Of Forty pnths., between Sixth 'nd seven" "
S Dss.e @ sv9s recent .se' se We Wss sIps ss.
cor9SS Gss n.s $780, q 10 ss ay @
sS.ticj Known a3 East Thirie,as ie, %
s,s 5 So ss1 os trsad located s, $1,000 o. III, ,.
we have ben .ooa re .Lou, two miles norsr from Nswr
Containing about 200 go Of which are swamp nds has ""
sod mi. .r Oso ~. sold by Mrs oondt 1896: for smS NM s
Brown y60 ,eiSh onrr aSou. DS Md9d
Railroad made ,be sale as above
q se.ysr;sy .ea.y SELL by order
,ess Of alter Roche large number Of deiIab oes
S and snSIo,ssd IMP, ,e. saos opeusss
The opportunity here make in,neD, IN wei ,se TsaS tss.
be-. :ard ale oase a - ss sss q Of sas
s. aS.s. a., ~, s sale a. ,9 % .S s s'r ~.
ss proposed ale upon application the once o. Tie
sales advertised made at the HIchsnge tomonoN'
'' Taesday, MorcA T.
n NJ r..n.uv s.le nv ore T. Brennan Bhern the prem
is.s ssr5s oa.d north westerly corner Of Deshoe' %
~ gs,a n Co the three brown stone high stoSp aTe
and es each sI4IU2 located and Known NOS i'
Ig8 ia East Eghteth-st A.. N.a.,on n, Luk. A.
y Al Bleecker legal :ale under the dreeuo o. s
Iockwoo eee and 23lsl located on Sns n"'usiV
ssyeneeuth.st l69 feet eastery from hrstave a =
By Alien Docey Heuques legal SALE undeI ,ee c.,d
on ths corner Canal and Church-ss Ar 80,
Ier.Isae under direction Of Thomas Aison "a ~
oa ov hl houses 3rio Jlocated on the soatsT sue
easery from Ninth sFe .,o o.,,.a
On s norths ,de OF commencing ls4 FEET ncne
easery from the Boulevard =, t,,,ovaa and IN.
improved property; for particulars see Advertisement"
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
Mem 1onblirat,ons.
ITyIJF HERALD OF HEALTH for March
Il 49, eouaas.


T'HE HERALD OF ,l',.,.ii HEALTH for marc"
IIspruEsCB OF THB IMAGINATION OF TbB horhsS
on TiIB UNBORN CHILD
n WOMEN IN COUECIL. By Howard Gyndoa
M suRsgRY TRAINING. By Helen D. Bos'wes
rv-srATIsTICs AGAINST VACCINATION By John feAer-
Ing r. r. a. 3.
V-RATIsG FOR STRENGTH Editor
WI yIRpPECTs oP TOBACCO ON THB CONSTITUTION ny
J. C. Lsynd, NJ. d. xn
yu-ORHAMBET AND DRESS. by hssy j. hno'o' ID 10
yIu-PBYsIoJoGY FOR CHILDREN
~ cALIPoRSIA AS A RESORT FOR INvALlDs By j. +.
Philips, NJ D. -, =, n.,,, ....
Th PEBRuARY Number contains Translation Of Delays ~H
,,,,,d article On The Physiology and Hygiene Of Marriage
~ IIEuARY Enn oeebIsed discourse OF soes'e'
on The Conduct Of Life"
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LOST ARTS WENDELL PalLLlP5 u ,rrr.,,
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New-York tribune., 1873-03-04

Prdler and the Prayer Gauge is the title of
discourse by the Rev. President Hopkins OF Williams
College, delivered in the First Presbyterian Church in
Troy the invitation Of several Of the pastors OF that
CITY, The subject is treated not in the spirit of conro
versy but with the simple wish OF aiding candid minds
In the solution of lis difficulties AS stated by Dr. Hop
kins the question when reduced its simplest terms is
merely whether prayer is n means that will cause
events and their issues to be different from what they
would have been had act Of yer taken place. Now
changes are produced in two ways, either by
what call mmutable law. or by the exer
else OF free will. Immutabe law belongs
TO matter. Otherwise there would be no
basis for physical science and experience would lose
It's value Free will, the contrary, belongs TO mind
which domain of different character. In matter
subject law there is only necessity There place
for an alternative. stone cannot roll halfway down
the hill and then turn round and roll back. But In
freedom there is necessity There is room for all
alternative Accordingly science. in the OF the
physicist, never come into this region. While the
river and the iceberg floats downward by mmua-
BILE laws the will OF between these laws aud
their results rs they would be without that will.
Without his will the stream would flow on uniformly.
BY the inteiposuon Of that wall, the water Is
made 10 set back and turn his mil-wheel He stands
at the sueeway and directs the food But he does this
through the very mmuabity OF the law OF gravitaon
Innexble laws in their relation TO viii like inexbe
sticks OF timber. But by the nterposltion o. will in
flexible sticks OF timber may be arranged into different
shapes. In ike manner, Innexibe laws may be ad-
usted among themselves to work out very different
results. The action Of the will on fixed laws however
cannot be undersiood without cle2r perception OF the
significance OF the terms, natural and supernatural
Nature Is defDee by DR.. Hopkins. the region OF
necessity in Which nothing begins 70 he that is not
cagaed Dy iasg external 10 itssif This is the
exclusive domain Of physical science. The super.
natural is The region above nature In which action
be originated, The region OF wi OF choice, OF person
nly. ya ths De pujon Ihe TosdcS VIII peyvelys t6st
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
Gitp Real Gsiate for Sale.

Gitp Real Gstate for Sale.
A PLEASANT DWELLING, replete with all
modern improvements furnace, warmed bathroom Scj
rs Past Thrtieihs 20IR feet Possession early IN April Fee
occ Terms easy X q. HAIflELO. u flhs-sL
WELL-BUILT three-story high-sto0p
n brownone order snd we'll locsted West Fityhhh-
st offered moderate price rutland WHITING Beck
manst
BARGAINS OD Fifth and Eighth-aves., front
ID Central Sixth and seyenlhses above the PARK Oh
'''0N DUN '-'' ' wM II. RAYSoR,
81 Pine St
NOR SALE-A most desirable PROPERTY
which, its proximity to Broadway ntersee
valued Broadway property P sS0 teras Boera
(12s2l HOMER MoB0AN, : FINEST
EOR SALE-With early possession, the first
class 4stsry HOUSE No. 62 Fifth ave, Feih-
College lease $500 bteen years TO Tln sLe
256S lot 100 feet deep price $1,000 Apply to HOMER MokSAN
PDe-sL lz.1E
NOR SALE at BARGAlN-The large plot
Of GROUND formerly the Broome Street Church, Nos
o8 40 and No. l8J Emst being area o
st., ami 2Orl Emst Immediate possession
123OlJ HOMER MORGAN. 2 Pinest
TOR SALE-No. Washngton-s square, north,
With stable about l20 S45@0 to RENT ununshed,
9sS7y 'H'''' '''s HOMER MORGAN, Piuest
GREAT BARGAIN - Extra well-built four
~ story hrownstone 1885 wide and park entrance Ap
Owner No 80 East Seventy ynntt second door from Madison
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
Qeacbers.

" A mer School Institute" IA Bond-st., supplies
~ families with reliable Teachers Teachers wanting
Application Form j. W. scnermerhon ActuarT
VVANTED.-A TEACHER of twelve years
w experience Principal Of Pube Schools desires position Ia
school where the good live teacher needed Er
gsh Latin Greek 8 the Natural Sciences etc. thoroughly
taught Address p. o. Box ls0 salem Ill
NNANTED.-A GENTLEMAN, who is en-
w the day wishes take few PRIVATE LESSONS
in ANALYSIS ani PARSING FIRST CLASS TEACHER those
subjects siress stating &c. DELEVAN No si Beeeker
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
Brooklpn Real Gstate for 5alc.

Brooklpn Real gstate for 6alc.
EOR SALE ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS
Threoy brick House and Lot No - Wlows lot 2STlOJi
$4,000.
brick Honse and Lot % Hicks ST. LOT Srei S3
House Lot lS9 Rent lot 29HlOo $1,000
$. H0NDLoW, Real Estate Broker, 2O9 MoBtague-st
EOR SALE-Three-sto frame STORE and
Il HOUSE. Oe Pineapple-st lot 21Ie0i slj.5oo . -
House and Lot l6I Aiamss lot 5ro 5000
and House 97S Ruonsye Lot 2lIlOO
slOsN WYCK0fP & JAMES,
No. 200 Montague-st and No ]ss Fatbahsve.. BoOklvn
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A MANSION
HOUSE PLOT OF GROUND containing about
lots well fenced snt shaded located in Brooklyn D. %
we'll calculated pleasure garden Seventy
I've per al Inquire OF
JOHN b. PRANHARD. 32il Grsadst. ~ Y.
HOUSES for SALE near Prospect Park, and
desirable aelghborhoods In Brooklyn reasonable pces
rutland WHITING Beekmsus.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
Aurtion Sales OF Redl gsiale.


JgRE JoHSsos r.. AucdOneeL
DY JERE. JOHNSON, jr.,
No PARK ROW, opposite P0stOhce Aor Hous-
the terminus Of al the city ear hnes
REAL ESTATE PROMPTLY SOLD AND EACHAh|bh
Auction sales o. Stocks. F1ruitare. MerchaDdise ~
~ All Exchange Saesoom reported 90 ny
Bulletin Board in advance Of any Desspapet
WILLIAM KENNELLY, Sheriii's Real
Estate Auconeer will sell auction, WEDNESDAY March
1879 o'clock the Exchange salesroon III BfoatEy ~
order unan James Ly0ch snd JohH T. Desen trustees
OF Walter ROche
8baVe northeast corner OF 3th.st tEestor' tfoNnne
HOUSES 9l1 94 3J6 Shave good bahSgs
fne location
in Of the above
68h-Ihe undivided half OF LOTS part OF LOT Boh de Of
h-st, VI 3th-aye., each iot 25Il0O4
lOOh-Pu LOT south side OF l0Oth ST. 200 feet east OF Sae
nea Boulevard.
Maberry- st, Nc. 27-HoUsE and LOT. 25sT4
Most-Nos e. TO- r. "a MOttst HOUSES and LOTS esfs 10
Bsrterst No. l2l-Prout and rear HOUSES.
Maps and particulars at AucLOteeTs ofee, No 4Plne-s1
ALSO, ON SAME DAY:
68thst-Txo LOTS south SIDE 0O feet west Of llth-sve
on THURSDAY MARCH g.
24hsf.-HOUSE and STABLE. J13 Bast 2ftb-
ll4h-t.-Three full LOTS south side near ldave