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, 1873-10-09

NV TonK. Oct. 8.-Edward Stokes, indicted
for the murder Of Fisk, was arraignea for trial
in the Court Of Oyer and Tornlinor this morning.
The prisoners counsel objected to tho whole
panel Of jurors, and the court adjourned until
afternoon, to give the District Attorney timo to
meet the objection.
After the recess. the courtroom was crowded
With spectators. Thoir only entertainment, how
ever, Eaa dry argument on law points involved
In the challenges, which Judge Davis brought to
close by taking the papers, saying lie would
give his decision tomorrow morning. Tho
Court then adjourned for the day.
, 1873-10-09
RAILROADS..
Election OF Directors by the Rockford,
Rock RN1n1ld DC SL Louis EknflrOnd--~
BO0lY I5oAten.

Election OF Directors by the Rockford,
Rock RS1n1ad DC ST. Lollis Railroads.
B00dy I5onten.
Special Lfspatch to The chtcaoo Tribune.
RooK ISLAND, ILL.,, Oct. 8.-The annual meet
ing Of tho etockholdorn Of tho Rockford, Rock
1sland l. st. Louis 1sailrona Company was held
IN this city to-day. There WAS spirited COZ
tost for Directors; tho opposition to tho present
management being l0d by William Groom, of
CodAr Napds, but ho md Ills party we're boaton
by over 10000 majority and tho old Board rc-
elected, aB follown: Il. Il. Coblo, Cornelius
Lynde. Mylo Loo. I. ". Eyorlauaer, md Calvin
Tr.loudalo. Rock Island; Hiram Coblo au!l
low. Coal Valley; John hIoBoy, Winchos-
a moeting Of tho Directors, the following officers
were re-elcctod: Ranaom r. Coblo, President !;
George ". Coblo, Vioe-President Cornelius
Lyndo, Treasurer; aud John P. Whitehead,
Secretary.
After the election was over and the etockhold-
erB had nd jourued, an injunction was served on
the Groom party, restraining them from voting
Hpon Or transferring their stook On tho g1onad
tained, the object Of which was to prevent any
further attempt to control the policy Of the
Company By means Of that stock, aud to hayo
the same set aside as fraudulent. 4 suit had
boon brought by tho Directors against Horny r..
Doody, d former partner Of tho G1een party in
building the road for ombezzling &245, 600 Of tho
Company's money, and tho Stockholders to-day
indorsod the action OF tho Board in instituting
the suit. aud instructed them to prosecute It
with vigor. 1t WAS genoraly beloved Tint the
Groom party waa trying to got control Of the
road for tho purpoHe Of seHlng t1lnt suit but,
If there WAS any such design, it uttcrly tailed,
and Mr. BODILY must dofond hiusolf ii tho
courts as bost ho eau. It is proper to say that
tho Stockholders nlong tho limo OF tho road arc
strongly in favor Of sustaining the prosons nun
agemont.
, 1873-10-09

nursoa OF rellof stores. or dootors' carriages.
arc now to be soon there. Tonight. tho City
is a. still as a graveyard, and tho oloar moon
pesra tp 'iS b ''A doaeE4toa Ea CITY, city, Msny busnoss
houses In tho most thriving part Of tho place arc
SHUT up, and tho koopora flod. Others arc in
charge Of porter and olerk OF 30, and all bt1sl-
psna. st'' bs s scdr Sa ss ea%s p od
and wont back at oncc without freight: NO otl1-
Or ateamor arrived to-day. Fathcr Y. 3. Carey
dicd to-day-the second prieat-martyr. Another
n.y. nnn ios loT makng thros w,H hav9 tsl,e. !'rm
store, oppoaite tho Ovortor, IL down: and all tho
oshers havo dioa. Tho Rov. T. 8. Bowman was
buried to-day.
DEATHS m sunEvEronT
vero: john smith, 1i.ite Is; H. >. PARKS. 81
Lucy Dorian, a; br. T. r: Hotohkis,s, 81; Ed-
Martha ]. Walis, a.; Alfred savillo, SO; nut
Viii %.@s. sn''a i nS Sssss. ssG '""'' S'fn' S' o''
speesa. Dfspatch 70 The Chtedno Tribune.
DunuouE, Ia., oot. IA caao OF yellow FOYER,
g s @ occurred m n. n hs 1er q tS Ss bes
low, whore ho got tho fevor. Another case oc-
currod on Sunday night. The appearance OF tho
fcyer in this city has boon kept very quict, con-
eoquontly thore is no excitement.
AID FOR THE auFFEnER8.
Special Dtspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune. -, ;,
pn1LADELpn1A, Oct. 8-Mombors of tue Phil
adelrhia Drug Exchange havo formed % sub
soripton fluid for tho relief OF tho poor Stricken
The President Of tho Commercial. Exchange
to-day called tho attention of members OF tho
board to tlis mastor, md requested their gonor-
oua assistance.
NAsHv1LnE, Tonn., Oct. Master
Dornoy, I. 0. o. F.. will isHuo . proclamation
to-morfow requesting ali lodges in this State to
, 1873-10-09

Tho Doolittle Contempt Cnso Comes
Up for n Hearing.
Special hspatch 10 The Chieago Tribune.
PEonIA, ILL.,, Oct 8.--nloasrs. Dooiittle Il Tico
appeared IN Judge J. ". Cochrano'a Court this
afternoon answcr in to the docros of tho Inst
term of Court, to show causoH why thoy should
not be tried for contempt. Judge Doolittlc filed
petition OH behalf Of himaolf and cllont, pray
ing that tho docree be opened in the case OF
Farrell and Emory against Tice, and also filed
anawer to tho same. Stephen ma1o petition that
tho case be removed from~thB Court to that Of
tho United 6tatos at Chicago, and supported hlB
cause In an able argument OF over MI hour.
limo waB given counsel OIL tho opposite sido till
Monday to anHwer tho same. aud decision OIL tho
first prayer Of petitioner poHtponod until tho last
question Las beon decided. Tho opinion among
mombors Of tho bur is that Doolitto has the best
nido OF tho argument, and that tho case will bo
remoyod to tho Fo1oral Court At Chicago.
, 1873-10-09

JEROME PARK, N. Y, Oct 8.-Tho attendance
at the races to-day is good.
e-eighths Of milo, was won by True Blue,
beating Warlike. Wizard, Bessie Loe, Ortola.l,
Mildew, and Village Blacksmith, in the order
named. Timo, 2:571{.
The second raco for tile hrntors' stake, for g.
year-old fillicB, ono milo and threo-guarters WAS
won by Lizzie Lucas, boating Katy peaso, in
3:l711. Only two started.
The third rnce, for tile Maturity stakos, 4-year-
olds. three miles, waB won by Mate, beating Vio-
toria, A1ab, and Boss Tweed. limo, 651:
The fourth race for $500, two-year olds. Ave
furlougs, was won by MoDaniel's Asteroid flly,
beating King Amadeus and seven others.
The fifth race, handicap staeple-ohase purse
$500, about two miles aud half, was won by
Duffy, hoatiug five others. Time 5:51. George
West threw Ills rider, who MAS not seriously i'll
jurod.
, 1873-10-09

sprctaz Dispatch to Tho Chieano Tribune.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8.-The efIoct OF tho
Eastoru panic. which affected this coast but
slightly, has entirely disappeared. All branches
Of business arc Bomowhat improved, aud conf
donce among businessmen is entirely restored.
The commercial and financial status On the
Pacific coast is Is substantial as formerly, and
money ia easy.
Tho doioas Of tho railroad monopolios at the
lust election has had the effect Of opening the
California street safes, and distributing their
contents among tho people. Building is going
teoming with all kinds OF corcals, fruits etc.
Everything argues prosperous wintor in Cali
fornia.
, 1873-10-09
NEW YORK..

Meeting OF the National Catholic Tenl-
pcruslco C0nvelsti01a-.Chnrge Pre-.
fcrred Agntn.t Comptroller Green.
New YoRk, Oct. 8.-Tho second General Con-
voution OF tho Noman Catholic Total Abstinence
Booiotioa OF the United States was begun to-day
bY SOLEMN high maHs in the Cathedral
After the maHB the dclesatoH marched to r.
ying Hail. and were called to order by tho IloY.
Father McDsyitt, Of Washington, who presided
and made an address,, saying ono object OF the
Convention was the establishment OF nowHpa-
ner. that tho virtue Of temperance might ba
ssnread throughout the laud. and ita Influence bo
.fait from OCEAN to ocean. 4 Committee o. Cre-
, 1873-10-09
MILWAUKEE,,

A Dtsttllery Selxot1--A Temporary En-
gtnc for the SFntor-1Forlkn.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 8.-Tle diH.ilory OF Thomas
O'Nei was soized by Government officers to-
day for irregulartios. Tie p!aco waB under
suspicion some time. but 1t was uot until yes
torday that tho evidence warranted tho step
taken.
a temporary ongino for tho Wator-Worlts ar-
rived to.dny, and It ia expected the city will DO
supplied from the riyor above tho dam about tho
middle OF next month. A lAko-wator supply
cannot 10 accomplished until spring,
, 1873-10-09

WAsu1HdToN, Oct. 8.-For Thursday, through
out the Atlantic and EaHtom Gulf States light
winds, mostly northwest, with clear weather.
westerly winds, baoAiug to eastorly, partly cloudy
aud clear weather except On Lake Superior,
whore brisk Winds and cloudy weather arc proba.
Bile. For tho Northwest, falling barometer,
Or. For tho Ohio Valley, nonthwesterly winds,
rising temperature, aud clear Or partly cloudy
weather.
, 1873-10-09
TIE INDIANA COAL MINES.

IND1ANAro1rs, Oct. 8.---Thoro hnvo boon
fears Of suspension of the operations in tho
Clay County coal-mines, from the known in
monthly wages OF tho minora, which will be due
next Saturday. Arrangements have been made.
however, to pay in checks and orders, but some
reduction IN mining operations is probable,
Block coal hns advanced to S2.G5 aud $2.75 at tho
The coal market in this city is abunilantly sup
plied.
, 1873-10-09
SPAIN.

MADRID, Oot. e.-The rifles seized on tho steam
yacht Deerhonnd hare beon deposited in tie
ArBenal at Ferrol.
tho Cartagons insurgents and the besiegiug
troops.
A battalion Of Greeks having rendered their
serviceH to tho Nopublic, President CASTELAR, has
addressed them = tostor Of thanks, but dooliuing
the offered services.
, 1873-10-09
SPORTING MATTERS.


Sptctal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, 1s., Oct. Sat the second days
races at tho Dubuque Driving Park there was an
increased attendance. ovor twice tho number Of
yesterday being. present: Dosting is still rathor
light, scarcity Of money boing tho cause, aB thoro
were several favoritos that would have bcen
backed By considerable amount but for lack
Of funds. Tho first WAS three-minuto raco,
mile heats, best three in five purse. $500. Eight
horses wore ontored all started. Old Jack took
three heats. Timo, 2;5l, 2:6a, and 2:5o.
Tho second was a hnlf-milo dash for s125, the
best IN Q; won by Alice Ward, In 671(, 5311.
The third WAS 2: "a race for $500, milo heats,
best throe iu hyo. Fvo horsos were entered i;
four started. Bonnie Doom took tho first hoat
in 2;35A Wlnlebone took tho next two heats
in 2:35. At tho end Of this hoat It had become
30 dark that the race WAS postponed until to-
morrow at 10 o'clock. It is generally believed
that Whalebono will win tho raco.
, 1873-10-09

tho Ministry may ask for Committee Of the
House to examine and report upon tho ovldonco
takon before tho Royal Commiasion. and to
tako such further evidence as thoy may deem
necesanry. 8noh q ATOP, no think, ia
duo to tho respectable ninolity-- respectable at
least In numbers II not In oharaotor-who
signed the antt.prorogation manifesto and NO
Ara confident that tho Ministers will not hoBt-
Wo hope tho Government will make this special
concession to tho wishoa Of tic Opposition"
, 1873-10-09
Clcyclnnd Shooting Club T0urnn.
INCllt.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago tribune.
CLEVELAND o.. Oct. 8.-Tho trap-shooting
tournament Of tho Cleveland Shooting Club
opened to-lay undor favorable auspices. There
vera thirty-nino entries, including most of the
leading amateurs, professionals being barred.
Tho prizo of Il Parker bteech-loading gun was
won by Q. CozzonB, Of Windsor, Canhda; the
prize Of 51oo. by +. Whoat, Of Cleveland; the
Of Cleveland; tho prize Of a silver ilshermnn's
reel, by N. @. Hinsdale, Of Syracuse, N. Y. Tie
tournament continues three days, aud includes
prizes TO tho amount Of 81 600.
, 1873-10-09

The English Newmarket Races,
LONDON, Oct. 8.-Tlis WIS the third day of
the second October meeting at Newmarket.
The race for the Middle Park plate was won By
Newry. Spectator WAS second, and ATarsworth
third. Tweuty-lour horses ran.
, 1873-10-09

Special Dispatch to TIC Chtcago Tribune
BELo1T, Wis.,, Oct. 3.-The regular meeting at
tho Doloit Driying-park, to-day, waa rather
slimly attended, but tho races were worry satis-
factory. Tho 2:30 race was won by Badger Girl,
owned by Ira 1lowoll, lst Lndy Mack. owned by
E. P. Dickoy, I'd Afollie, owned by Ray War
nor, 3D.. This was very handsomely y-contostod
race: Time, 227s1, 2:2s,. 2:29. Tho pnrsc Of
forod WAS 800. Tho 3-minute race resulted as
follows: Amy B., lst !; Bay Ben, I'd Maggie G.,
Sd. The best time In tho race Was 2:33}1, and
the purse was 5000, The trotsing continues to-
morrow and next day.
, 1873-10-09
ARMY or THE TENNESSEE.

TOLEDO, Oct. 8.-Great preparations are being
made for the meeting of the Army Of the Ten
uessee next weeE- Tnumphal arches Of ele-
CANT designs are being constructed across Sum
nit street. and Madison street aud Broadway.
4 good deal Of enthusiasm is felt, and the off.
cars here do not believo the rumor that Gen
G1aut will fail to appear.
, 1873-10-09
County and Town Aid for tho Chicago
d AflHlAliN KnilFOn1a

Spsci0{ Dlspo{ch q T1f Chicago TribNNt.
FonT WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 8.-Ol1icsnl returns of
tho special election in Wolla Counsy, to decide
regarding tho proposed appropriation of $4,000
a majority in favor Of tho appropriation Of at.
Meetings arc boing hold In ovory township and
county through which tho roal rnns in fayor Of
mixing appropriations; elections will DO hold
shortly. Work has begun on tho eastern division
Of the road, and will bo pushed onward rapidly.
, 1873-10-09
LIBEL. SUIT.

Speeia. Dispateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS City, Oct. 8.-The libol-auit Of Con-
gressman Cobb, OF Kansas, rs. Taylor, editor
Of tho Wyandotte Gazette, for Islander, Is in
progress. Tho Court has been two days pro-
curing jury, but will open up fully tomorrow
1t Wyandotte.
, 1873-10-09

Special Dispatch u The Chfca0o Tribune.
DEsN1olNEs, Ia, Oct. ga young man named
Alex. Norman, n ycars Of nge. died near A.
recoiyod by being caught on tho tumbling-rod Of
n threBhlng- -,naohino, yestorday afternoon. The
knrckle-joint Of the rod caught in big clothes
jnet below tho bowels, horribly mutilatng him.
f[o fingered until this morning in great agony.
, 1873-10-09
STRIKE ENDED.

oon osfo botWoen tho nrourietora and d"fg ns
ployes OF tue Phunix Glass Works, Of this city,
the fires have boen again introduced In the fur
naeos, and glaHs-blowing will be resumed In q
few DAYS,
, 1873-10-09

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. Sat the fifth dny Of
the Nashville Blood-HorBo Association races, tho
first raco WAS for tho Young America Stnko No.
O. for 2-year olds, dish Of mile, 325 entrance,
play or pay, Association to add $500, $50 to
second horse, tho winner of tho Young Amerca
Stake No. to carry ten pounds extra thirty-1vo
entries. The following startod Malone's ch. c.
The hlodoc, Turner's ch. +. Parloe, also b. c.
Viscouut pride's b. I. a1arah West, Robinson i
Morgan's b. G. Astral, McIntiro's b. c. by War
Dauco Cheatham'a cl. I. VaultrcuB. h[cClolln1ld's
ch. +. hary Lightfoot. Alcock's oh. t. Chattorbox,
Cadwalladors eli. I. llnpudonoc. Alcrrolls Gu. I.
Britomarte, Bcott's ch. Q. King ponne.
SUMMARY.
Vauitrehs
Others In bunch.
Tltuo-1:48H.
Tho second race waB two-mile heats. AsHooin-
tion purse, $500 ; Hocond horso, 500. TLroe
entries; all started.
SUMMARY.
Frankn'6 b. m. Arizona.
HhrdtnXa Gu. 1. Madeara ......................-1
AcockH ch. c. CarrngtoM.. oM......,................3
Ti,ns-3:43H; 3:i4.
The third rnce was a dnbh OF 4 mile mud half.
Association purse, $500. Two entries. Won by
Halding'B planoilotte. limo, 2:4714.
Tho. Turf Congrcas stake, four-mile heats.
which was to have beon run to-day, could not 10
made up. Tho two-mle llent raco was eubs.i-
tntod. Weather pleasant, track in good coudi-
ton, and attendance very largo.
, 1873-10-09

Special Dispatch 70 Tho chtcago Tribune.
TAAvERsE CRY, Mich, Oct. 8.-The fair Of
Grand Traverse County opened here to-day
Most Of the day has been taken up iu making
arrangements aud eating ready for the display
tomorrow aud next day. Tho weather has been
quite cold for several days. aud this may Rome-
what check the SUCCESS. but prospects are brill
liant for the best fair wo hnye had yet, il the
weather favoTs us, us extensive preparations
have been made.
, 1873-10-09
CASUALTIES.


*pesta! ifspatth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
MuKnAYYIlLE, ILL.,, OCT. "a nan MAS run
oyor lloro last ovcning by somo passing train.
This morning leg WAS found near tho station,
aud the arma and head were found about throo-
fourths of milo south Of tho station. We learn
he was = dcr1nan. about S. ycaru old, nnmod
George Msa.
, 1873-10-09

ST. Louis, Oct. s.-The Directors Of the Union
into liquidation. The assets are said to largely
exceed the liabilities, and nobody will loso any
thing. Tho causo Of this action is stringency Of
currelcy.
, 1873-10-09

PEORIA, ILL.,, Oct. 8.--JoBoph Oswald, little
boy 3 years old, son Of q mAlBtor III Meabaum's 3
distillery, fell iuto large kottls Of hot wator
uenr his homo, and died yesterday, after suffer-
ing untold agony. Tho flesh was literally boiled
OF liB body.
, 1873-10-09
Tho Cnnndn Southern IknilronH III
fualtHnNs

Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Fort WAYNE, Ind, Oct B.--Tlio Canada South
orn Nailroad in Northern Indiana Ina como to
grief, and all work has bosn stopped by tho
Shcrifrs Of nevoral couutioB in this Stnte autzing
the Company'a effects. It IL thought but TON
days will elApae bofore tho work vii! bs allowed
tD 20 an.
, 1873-10-09

Special Dispalch q The Ch3cdgo ITibN7<.
IsD1ASAro11s, Ind, Oct. 8.-Warden shulor, Of
the Indiana State Prison, South, arrived in the
city to-day, in charge of seventeen female con
yicts, who were placed i'll the State Roformatory
Institute for Women and Girls, in accordance
with the act of the Legislature Of 1860. These
include all the women confined in tho State
Penitentiary building, just completed at cost
of zl0O GOO.
, 1873-10-09

known and highly respectable young man, was
shot and killed last evening at Airs. Feicharts
residence, 119 Royal street, by Sam Williams, a
gambler, because Armaut refused to recognize
Wilams ON the street.
, 1873-10-09

Special Dlspd{eh 70 Tho tkicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. ga Coroner's inquest Oh
the death of DR.. James Crugom to-day resulted
In verdict TINT his injuries were tho result Of
the careless and reckless driving OF George
Howard, fast hackmnn Of this city, Oh Tues
day night.
, 1873-10-09
FAIRS.


Porter County {Ind.> Fair.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
VALPARAISO, Ind, Oct. 8.-The Porter County
Fair opened to-day with tattering prospects for
auccess tomorrow and next day. The farmers
products of their fag1nH for exhibition. Tho fair
will not get fully under way until to- morrow.
Col. Fo1 speaks Friday, when q large crowd
from tho surrounding countioa will be in attend
hnra
, 1873-10-09
lagt His Hand by the Premature Dis-
chnrEe of q BLAST

Shtcial Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. ga young mhu namod
Mielswal1 had hiH hand badly shattered by =
nromat,,re discharge OF blast in the Town Of
franklin, on Tuesday afternoon. It mas after
ward found necessary to amputato the injured
member,
, 1873-10-09

Special DsnGtch to This Chfca1o Tribune.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis., Oct. 8.--Tho second day Of
tho race meeting was fairly attended. The
weather Was tno and tho sport o1cel1ont
Sweepstakes race, milo heats best two In three for
thrse-minuto horses, for rurao Of $to0.
SUMMARY,
E. 9. Wostbrook'a Wisconsin Mald ..............1 !
George Winans' Gray Jerry ry.....................4
j. c. Cuyer'a Bay Charley 8
J. II, Aliens Albert.
III. Smiths BuckBlsin &
Tme-2:57A, 2:Sa.
Second rnce milo heats, best three in 6ye, for 2:4o
horaes; $500 purse.
SUMMARY.
dAteh' 1thID ! l
i. @. NeBbrookB Billy Afason. ..............0 2 q
]. Y. paiucrs Jack Stiles. .
Timc-1:58, 2:49, 2:51tff, 2:40.
, 1873-10-09

SALT LAKE. Oct. 8.-An immonso quantity OF
ores and bullion is locked up in consequence oi
the lack Of currency.
, 1873-10-09

spfcial Di*pateA to Ihe CAtcapo Tribune.
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, Oct. B.-The truck OF
the Grand Rapids 4 Inlaua Road has boon oon,.
poed to within nix nliloE OF Littlo Traverse hay,
and will DO finished in enc wouk, aB it IL bong
rapidly pushed forward.
, 1873-10-09
Happy Result OF a Shooting Affrny in
Memphis.

special Ditpatch to The Chicado Tribune.
MEMPHIS, Tonn.. Oct. 8.-A white man named
J. ?. Moon amused himself to-day by shooting
at colorod drayman named Dan Walters. Tho
latter, however, amused tho spectators by
knocking the former down With dray-pin. Tho
blood-thirsty assai1ant was arrested. The affair
occurred On Second street.
, 1873-10-09
Choi1cd While I3nting. ana Died from
SurfDcutiOns

Special D;tpatch to The Chicago Tribune,
Fonr WAyNE, 1nd., Oct. "a mnn named
William II. Brown, farmer living in Lake
township, while taking dinner at the eating.
house hero to-day, was choked by piece Of
moat, nnd before assistance could be rendered,
died OF snffocation. Ho loayoB Wlfa anu
large family.
, 1873-10-09


speciul H,spatch to The Chicago Tribune.
INn1ANAHo1ls, Oct. 0.-TWenty-ayo thousand
people attended the Exposition to-day and
evening This is equal to the attendance Of
"Wednesday last weoA. There Reoms to bo no
falling on in tho interest. Tomorrow is to he
another grand day.
, 1873-10-09

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co1,ackic. y. y, On
Wsdassday n,ornuE. Or. 1ss at:he so.ience u the
r. Il he:se ill., nd ht. dsnsa
ter Of u. NJ. Hamilton. Esa.. Q! tho foruer place.
, 1873-10-09
GRIM

SELMA, Oct. 8.-The Selma Savings Bank has
resumed.
, 1873-10-09
...-..A AUCTION SALES.
by q. q. THAYElt s. co.
Roal Estate Auotionoors and Brokers.
LAKE Shore SUBDIVISION
WINNE;'ZKA, j
The Hudson River Prop
erty Of Chicago.
SECOND AND CLOSING SALE OF
BEAUTIFUL GROVE LOTS,
Located on and near tho Lake Shore 10 to
90 feet Above the Lake,
q T a IT Q II 70 NJ
On Saturday, Oct. IL, 1873,
ON THE GROUND.

This property very accessible to the city, and oort
perfectly pure air, UNOnSTRuCTED ACCESS TO
THE LAKE. and magnificent Wow Of tho onti1o ship.
ping to and from ChloaRo.
Tho village Of Winnotka Ia sitnatAd On the tirat high
Erouud north ofOhoAgo, about 10 TO % fost ahoEo the
iAko Tho easy Drainage. Freedom from auamps and ma
aon1 broezes, tho beauty aud variety Of its
and M no rosh make 1t tho desirable Of subuFs
ban towns for rcadonoe It has good Rohoos Churohes
aud Academy, conducted uu1er tho auspices OF t1e
Chicago uul.ertity; haa good .orea and markets aud
.ad W lake shoto Tno history q 81 large eio.
Foposty n Tie Vicinity Of eExG hodas q wa,eI Ths
ht5stnE q bsaGpF sE ina o9at
PROPERTY NEAR Chicago. Thc RAILROAD accom-, sem
to Property perfect. Abstracts Of tftls FURNISHED
TERMS or sAtE-Ouo.third cash. and balance II
oi per cant % tho vas Of each os viii be requred 1t
e Of aAo. aud balance Of st payment within 30 days.
A SPECIAL FREE TRAIN
Will oass tho Decot Of tho Northwestern Railway cor4
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return After tale Further information and plata Of tha
q. .. THAYER CO., Real E.tate Aucttoncors,
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