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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22
STATE TREAsURER's REPORT - .
CHEERFUL PROSPECT.

We have just received the report Of
the State Treasurer Of Nevada for the
ninth fiscal year Of our State Govern.
ment, ending Dec. 81. 1873. IL Is a
pamphlet OF Sc pages, aud Is gotten up
In a creditabls style. From Ii we de-
duee some encouraging and cheerful
facts. On the 3lst OF December, ls72,
the liabilities OF this State were {:
Bonds, with accrued interest on same.
$G79.S33 81; outstanding warrants,
$685. SOC IS; total, $780, 23 so. The
assets at that time were: Bonds, be-
longing to the State School Fund, with
interest accrued. SlO7,l73 33; cash In
Treasury, Sai0,lSo 20; total, S3i7,-
3Ji 90. Net indebtedness, $3.50 IL.
On tue 3ist OF December, ls73, the bal
ance sheet showed: Liabilities -
Bonds, with accrued Interest OIL same,
sG10,s33 81; outstanding warrants,
sl,5.G 90; total, S6Sl,4l0 %. The
assets were: Bonds, belonging to the
State School Fund, with lnteres. &C
crucd, sl07, l73 81 cash In Treasury,
$5aa,OGl 50; total, s62o,235 %. Net
Indebtedness. s52,l75. IL will DO G
from the above that the State Of Neya-
da was, at the date Of this report dec.
3lst, lss2), practically free from debt,
ouly the small matte ~ sja, 600 stand.
ing between her aud that desired end.
This has, no doubt. since accumulated
In the Treasury, and the State stands
with cash enough In her Treasury to
pay every dollar she owes. Tho vast
revenue derived from the tax on pro-
cceds Of our mines, has, In the main,
brought about this happy result. The
States for the year ls13, ex.
ceeded her expenses over $3.50, 900. and
the cheerful prospect Of a great de-
crease Of taxation spreads itself out DO.
fore the citizens Of Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22

TrrS Chicago hter-Ocean has found a
wonder. It Is a convict n Sing Sing
who Is the mos. skillful maker OF bur-
glar tools In the world. If the Inter-
Ocean Is anywhere near correct In the
following statement, he can beat
Branch and Boulton aud Hobbs all
together:
at Is said that without time. tools.
or opportunity he can produce the
NEST elaborate Implements"
A man whs a make any sort Of
Implements. elaborate" or other
wise, "without time or opportunity or
TOOLS" Is only a little less o%mnipofent
than the power that made such a man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22

VETo OF THE IMITATION BILL
Just as We 70 to press the telegraph
announces that tho President has re-
teed the inilstion bill. This action Of
the President will bring with 1t q sense
Of relief to tho whole country, and
places the President at the head Of q
combination who are determined that
the credit Of the United States shall
be preserved untarnished, Its promises
be sactedly kept and its integrity
maintained. 1t Is the noblsst act per-
for med by U. S. Grant since the sur
render OF General Lee at Appomattox
Court House.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22

A BEAST PUSIsHEp.-ln the District
Court of Dss Moine., Iowa, yesterday,
Judge Maxwell sentenced Hazen, who
had been convicted of seducing two oil
his wifs's sisters, young girls, aud re-
marked that II was n OF the most az
gravated cases ever tried before him.
There were two charges, and the en-
tence was the full extent OF the law
three years Ia the p%enitent.ary on
each. The judge regretted that the
law did not make the time still longer.
-Iora Journal.
That man, Instead OF being con-
demned to the ~peni,entiary, should
have been sent to Utah. where lie could
have married the two girls and tho re-
mainder, II any existed, Of the family.
lie would then have become n shining
light In the polygsmous Mormon
Church.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22
Truckee Items.
rFrom The Republican, April Al

From the Republican, April AL
Mr.. Rhosdes came down from lnde-
pendsncs Lake on Saturday last. he
states that the snsw around the lake 10
still ten feet deep. The snow and ice
ON the lake Is i've feet thick aud Will
not DO melted away probably before
the lst Of July. Three thousand fve
hundred pounds OF trout have been
caught In the lake this Winter BY cut
ting holes the Ice. These trout aver
age three pounds each. Mr.. Rhoades,
who has resided at the lake for Q num-
Der Of years, informs US that these
trout are much more numerous now
than they were three years ago. Tie
reason for this 10 that the traps aud
snares formerly set BY hunters to catch
the fish have been destroyed BY Mr..
Rhoades and other residents at the
lake aud the preservation OF the nsn
carefully looked after. The suckers
a small species Of mountain fsh. have
heretofore followed the trout In tho
Spring. when they went up the stream
to the lake, and destroyed q large pro-
portion Of the spawn deposited by the
trout. This difficulty has In n manner
been removed BY making snares aud
catching the suckers. Mr.. Rhoadss
states that he has caught and Destroyed
In this way moro than 10000 Of these
| ~voracious enemies Of the trout.
Frank Pauson has 4 hen that laid an
| egg the other day which weighed two
and a half ounces. Immediately after
wards, and as q crowning feat to her
triumph. she sat down on her nest and
laid another which weighed only half
an ounce. The hens horeabouts are
straining every effort to lay something
worthy Of mention.
Red Dog. once a fl%ourlshlng town
between Dutch Flat and Nevada City,
has become extinct. When u the
heyday of It's prosperity, the place
supported several experienced ply
sicians. They proved tso much for
the population. Red Dog Is now the
" Deserted Village"
Robertson s. Machomlch's mill, on
Alder Creek, will DO started up to-
morrow for the season. The mill las
a capacity OF 10000 feet per day, and
has been idle since last December, on
account Of the snow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22
AN ATTEMPT TO swINDLH A LIFE
INsuR ANCE COMPANY.

A bold attempt to swindle the Mer-
chants Life Insurance Company Of
New York City has just been exposed.
The parties TO tho attempted fraud are
. German doctor. named Uhllng and
his wife, an undertaken, and Louisa
Germs, a girl whose life was Insured,
aud who essayed the role Of a "cold
corpus" The doctor planned the job,
made love to the girl, told her his wife
was old and he didn't care for her any
longer, but would marry her tLoulsa)
and take her to Germany where they
eosld live In luxury. He then pro-
cured a joint insurance Of $4,000 on
the girls life and his own. According
to programme the girl fell sick. DR..
.Uhllns whitened her face, made her
chew soap to produce frothing at the
mouth, called In another doctor and
sffsctuslly deceived him and then an-
nounced her death. She lay rigid In
bed for the space Of an hour, daring
which time friends were admitted to
view the supposed corpse. The under
,aker and his assistant were then sent
for, while to guard against possible
discovery tho doctor himself measured
the CORPUS" for the coffin. The m.
dertaksr and all assistant soon came
with a coffin according to the Doctors
measurement, aad brought 1t into the
room where the supposed corpse was
lying upon the bed. The sight OF the
coffin and the dread Of being placed
therein were too much for the nerves
| OF the girl, who as son as the assist
ant went out Of tho room, sprang out
of bed. the undertaken being still In
the room. This OF course let the cat
out OF the bag" and the undertaken
had to DO bribsd 70 keep num- which
was effected for $3.50. Bricks were
then carefully wrapped up and placed
In the coffin, funeral services were
then held, aud tho supposed body
buried. The authorities, however,
"smslled n MICE" aud exhumed the
collin, finding only q lot OF bricks
carefully wrapped up In grave clothes.
The Doctor, his wife and the under
taker were Immediately arrested and
soon after the girl, who had left the
house on tie morning Of the funeral,
was tracked out and locked up In the
rombs. The coffin, with the bricks,
was taken to the Morgue, where IL
wa viewed by 4 curious crowd, and
afterwards taken to the police head
quarters. The undertaken and the girl
have both confessed the part they play
ed In the attempted swlndle, aud the
chances arc that all parties will gcs =
peep inside Of Auburn or Sing Slug
Prison. The scheme was we'll PLAN
ned and had the girl possessed SUI
flcient nerve to have been placed In the
coffin, from which she was afterwards
to have been removed. the Insurance
company would undoubtedly have been
mulcted to tho amount OF tho policy
held upon her life. This Is but m Of
many unsuccessful attempts to d0fraud
Life Insurance CO companies by stimuli
ated deaths. They are hardly how.
v 9 successful, As almost inevitably
some circumstance arise which expose
the fraud before 1t has been entirely
contaminated. Evidently, the most
guilty party In the above case was the
German doctor who planned and at
tempted the execution Of this most re-
markable swihdle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22

A DENocRATic paper sounds tho
death knell OF the Republican party by
declaring that 1t Is without any shlb-
boleth." This Is frightful, II true.
That the party has so long existed
without q shibboleth, can only be ac-
counted for by the suppositlon that
the country really needed 1t. As IL
has not yet become generally known
that 1t Is destitute Of q shlbboleth, 1t Is
10 be hoped that the leaders Of the
party. before 1t goes to everlasting de-
struction, may steal ono OF those
things from the Democrats, or find n
lying around loose somewhere. A
party that has done so much good In
It's day ought not to Be swept out Of
existence just because Of Its lack Of n
shibboleth.-St. Louis Democrat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22

A DISPATCH from Washington says
that another long Cabinet session was
held yesterday over the Senate finance
bill. the members are rstlcent In
regard to the proceedings, but It Is re.
ported that the President will prob
ably sign the bill, though at first In
clined to veto It. and that all the Cab
met, except Fish and Richardson,
faver disappearing 1t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22

SCHUYLER CoLrAx, In reply to many
Informal requests that he run for Cor.
grcss In his district, announces his IN
tsntion Of remaining In private life.
since no has "found that the truest
happiness In life Is In being out OF Of
flee and master Of ones own time and
movements"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22

TuE House Of Representatives Is
still worrying through the Legislative
Appropriation bill. It contains seventy
printed pascs. and though reported
from the committee over two msn.hs
ago aud under consideration for four
or five weeks, only twenty-five pages
have been consider ed. At this rate Il
will take unit. the let OF July next to
get through Ii.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22

Iowa a brag OF several lady edit.
ors who are 30 economically inclined
that they do not employ any help In
the preparation Of their gossip"
columns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22

TnE jewels which the Duchess OF
Edinburgh brought with her to Eng
land are said to be worth 81, 500, 600
and include 100 bracelets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22

The Ways and Means Committee OF
the House are reported as unanimous.
ly In favor Of abollshlng the molsty
system.
, 1874-02-22

CoR SALE-OEE-TESTH CASH. BALANCE IN
Z nfne equal semi -annu.l payments at per ccat:
$50 cheap lots at South Chicago
131 lots On Washington Heights
Tho Washington Heights lots adjon Morgan Park: are
on tho ridge Se0 feet from Souths: sation tho
ecetinS FIRM es,t9 s., 900 building aud
tits property The Lsdica Seminary. TO cost s1ao
oa, are now building. Tho sccoamodaton trains viii
la.Iou Of this promising suburb.
We sell lots in part Of South Chicago at the
losEcst prices the easiest This growing
Ace for itse Over oo lots have been sold there
elnce rhs panic.
Tie Northwestern c.r-shnps already employ several
hundred men, and will bo largest suburb. A
large profit be realized from purchases In their
vicinity.
either Of these suburbs will be assisted
IN building II they commence at once.
dosSe 1c Ral last Of these lots By March ],
and accomplish this shall keep tho oice open till 1T
E. r. BLANCHARD.
.E.1ln o.
, 1874-02-22

FoR sALEHouSE ASp }o LOT e51l1s G0hSEM S;a ss9x
terms. Store aud lot 10 North a2sed,s Ley corner
il sont5 Halstet>st. HOUSE md lot i Ham.
ttno-4v, 4ax1a3. House and lot go fTast Harrison.
House nd lot Il South Harrison ont5 oasy Terms
liouso and lot Is South Ha1.ted House I'd lot l55
Nos. iii and us3 West Jnetson, only = zoo EACH Lot
27x1so jackson. Ccatrear Cottage aad lot 4S
West Jackson HOUSE and lot r.. West Jackson Lot -
x1 corner Jackson and Hanailtan-nv Let loorla5 on
LOOMS and TPoit ony sG0 Lot 52170 corner Va!en-
tino and Lake. 10 lots Like, Washington and Var
Sazh Iteeeia. Hoass and lo. 531l5 No; SO ast Lake.
iet Sa ia5 No So Ladn Lotr corner Hubbard and Lin
eo lsl,,ss 1.kc near Hoyae mith At
and Lootnis. Marble fronts 5as and ;0I West Aonrop
Lot 3lxlG Madison nca: Oakey Lot 6ozla5 On Aadi
Ao pAr OAKLEY Etor8 and lot 1G5 Madison 11zlH Store
H. Jt 41s Madisga ag nser
aon east Of salroad houses and lot sres hAdison.
Lincoln special bargains Parties soaking for in
agency Of b. COLE d son, iss Wes. 3tadison-st.
, 1874-02-22

'.... I'LL NEAL Eso AAA Lee
FoR sA1E-BY r !. BOYD. 80 VEST WASHING
ss.eo. lo.roon as,os, dwelling, T.: 2s:,:s. aoder
nd sas ~:
sqe q 90 dorm balance Hs.s ycafs Groom cottage an
on siet, % botTesn n acola and kobcy; decided 6s'
a asw1 oss f9tss .s5 9s
rss3 s ss.a sss i ss sattsfe lot
asa Ssas +ssR :ssz d"' on h''
s. e sro0n cottage end lot ou Ha1sted-'t north
i1s ssf sassss
oi:; e as fs ss;ss st,g
SLIP each :lot.. fronting south. corner of Van Bn
rer foot. on Xdsm,, east OF cafornfsav.. soutl
M sSq acEn 1c;n lot sss1l; on Harrison-.t. between
txeen and ID Talris @ Sc l 'A -
Ivan: sash oe1 on th, ground and improvement:
barnn This properly las splendid tone church on it
10 aeres within blocks Of depot at High
ss iae3q s1oes; & d:po, a feeth ss Ens9g,od s.
y III. e e
Fon sALE-nY 4, qAoXE REAL EsrAATE
L Agent and Loan Broker, Room Is metropolitan
il .nd hea.s II Block H. Huadas's - addition to
shoe.ss, .ad j91iss :est. SoftS Pcof.st, bo-
?ss2 lot aS is ss sss.s S
?s:" Il r.; :s :s :;
s:f cfafe s1eI Il sas e. Of Fillmore
10 toet On Mchizan-av.. betwona Forts~eikhth and
Il rs % with
Los AID hoasa s With all modern Henry
lots in Block OF Subdivision of tho south
| cast i Of Sec. q. IN Grand-sv-
i ,ho W. i Of 8 Z. 4 OF Section 6. Township
Also Suburban prorcstes farms, Improved, and aer
'N1N - 4. GAGSE. Room i. Metropolitan block.
sAJEhE f. ohIRKT 1aE Re OFFICE OF
pr loot: u aa esss ;'sx,. 1slsnso long t;ms;
1's
ssd s ssttsss; 81 m ssss
WcsteFna. on1, 81 SOU down. balance month
A:o 5o fest e,.t front on Esaaeals.v., Eoz.y.
hne Tosdence popery 9:' per foos 81 60 cash. balance
= ns:s n9sez.r4 a:.Ey q 2pposi.e NJ
Also lots at Cornell Grand crossinz tho watch
fine 1o.ess business b!2ss At
e ssa sa ess
EoR sALE-RY HopK1SsoS 4 HUL1SG. REAL
L. Estate Dealers 20. Las:!le. It.: n ,..
n?so and
!s h s o. sr ee
tsse ana oS soath Fl ia sa.s e s!ats
for y. sS; bsrsasn 1'' -9'''' 4A. s'
: s.: ''s'en' between e'as',s.. e a1a Aos.
!; 1sst u Also. ssmo
s:sss ess s FIT rs si md som,
FQR SAlE-lsY HENRY =: MARBLE, ROOM r p e.1ls
''~ s's.S ls'eu @ ~ sss s''tss
as.s sad
es5a stalls Just Rae' foF man on
pcr ioot % 6elow Value 1'A' '0 ''' ~
non sAlE5g1RSisHED OR gEFJESisHEb, 4
cs sxo 5ssn. watoS cas- to eass, two
ieass of lot. ss5 per Jcar 2o4 Walnat.t:
FoK sALEL9oK HERE LooK {fniaIS HERE; zdai5; rSs
tns at saefaaes no~ apns ot 8 m anoIy at
Ga!es-az: 49,, 49,, - 40 7za777 = ~
Sansa fp ~ gs on ie.sed lot.
isqss .atassd iol ia59' E sgna V4
:; rs; i;9o N 77171c57RE9Fn-
"a r. zasf Dfh 1T Ct rs yh
loasc. il good loeasaa AdeEes. Il. Tribune eaiee:
saatias
.roLn cottage: nice location, tof - 5' WILLIS al
, 1874-02-22
CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE
ssias S.sl "a ss4
H.a!.ad. :e;Hss ! S;isSlist 3;.is. 1S'11s'
fss$;sv., aess weSa:sff:, f:;,x;sE 5s5i;5 ,otor,p
ot. es.t of ceral Park at ss' per
sss sa'ss sgs,p
l0 Saa "a 1so e desp ons e and
s Rd.@s!st near Lincoln: c,sncE EI91o, let t,.t
Faluut-s,:. near Ashland ~ ~ ,919o ~ No 1os'
Rs5tsv ces Park
sss5 ss,ss, t5 Il Gr'f'h'
a'ehi?MRPi!ao iMPaovE6 We Fits "; f6k k22E
Fu1ton-st., brick DWELLING sud lot, near Mohsy.
tSis .sesss 9 Id s dssns ssovs
1es.it:; :. ao.. ,.n,,n,. e..tov frame.
P4ninas Paiusa.s nsaa asat !an busea now .of5
Walnut-1t, nesr Paplinn, a-story frame
Walnut~st., corner Of nobey, brc< dwelling.
ssts fsa isS s51ls !s cheap.
l.: 81 E}:k d1sa: sin ali
aasf1 asas Asa1 sssh 1f
en- er5sass ssass e 's ssse
Ns:;: I'd aises ss. ia j.:
Ls; Int 9ss1 tss sha lot BOXES
Price, 800, on long time. eas paynente:
T7oR sALE- NORTH ,EAnsoRs-sr.. EAST
T. front, near Schiller, SKIS. .o.,a
Norsh Iasale-st, east frat, south Of North-av <ax
North cast trot. south Of Goethest. ssr
North 1asallass.. west toat. north Of sch'r-'t' u
iaeonav. cast front sgh Of R5kslSdssnav' 5kISss 10s11a
f{urlbat-st,, north Of Redeu-aF-s ep1lD
.ssh sssa & + i
bunnthst cs,t Of soanarsar lo Z lots T., 2s1l4 each.
& Is q H9:ss. - u.s.
1eG ag1h q a Mess
NI rs hare hoascs and ots parts e North Division
j. 4; 57Sc9tn ! Il & dl.9t.s.. skzboRRaS', Raeis',.
U7oR sALE-5ox175, HEaE PARK. WITH COT
+o,iss HYDE % Park. With cetaze. lo at bar
NI1so Hyde Park, wnshlnton-av, near FlttI,arstst'
Iii Psaise-ay brick honsS al modern improvements.
iadtsaa:aV;: brick house. ala bargain.
Estss!;: fSont 4o.1ee cheap, and cas-, terms.
Lots At Grand Crossing or oFncn
Bargains M in santh Side apeHyde Park lots.
IS atadi1on-st., Room 2.
EioR .SALE--DY q: !. 2LDREp; real I ESTATE
y seres On &sst ri Ws.te5a:s,
on VT ssss sss ot 4
M,csnn-sv, 2stoy br.k house and cellar 25z,oo and
Mens.n-sv., 2stos bzch house and cellar sa1so ana
Mishsaasy :, Hsa< Eshoeath't'' hn' s''a'sF0ns
Wabnsaav, near Etshtenthst.. 2stot7 and basement
Mioagan.as, north CAST iF0n'' 4's
cslumeter. south 2'sor' frH1n'
bet'ea ca!ames sad
story frame house and 1t 1oo1lso, .ou-,,o rv,,z
to is :se sad 1T sd ''
FoR sALE-cHEAP FOR CASH; FoUh LOTS }IsnI;s tn
q the e@aers osa of % WAYNE Son and Is Eat
FoK FAEcaEAE GOOD E HoYSES e; hS2 sIs,19 Iess
TOE SALE-REsiDESCEs, VEST SIDE.
+ Ashad-av., ranrblo front, ssoziaa and oaseent'
40 Adamsst, bfick. stories and basonent lot s. feet
S'S'''' Others ''" Il VI { SzsEsa ROOM.
EoR SALE-REsDEYGE yERN99SiA3yyS - Z sounh ,ssnIs11
lot 30 feet. ch.sp; scsy. .casS tc1Us.
nteS Sbsa9n s5a:, @ s9 s d TKLT TI s'5
lot t1ease running 5esEa 6ted up fron. and
s IT.
It. on ii tha a7eaues. south: F. 4. BRAGG e..
'sfsa sa' 5zidss: $eiR1s t. BIZ
FoR sALNHoUsE, AND LOT Of WoNR0E-sT.
near csliforai3-sv: will take monthly payments
:aa II e.
e:7 and aES SfiEs SSoh os fassP sat q
, 1874-02-22

I1OR SALE-BX HOLMES L CO., Il DEARBORN
4 a.:

only Sl5o per foot. purchase-,noner can run years
s1-i?d5iss =: !: st T. X: l.. Brighton
:| ;ss5 r.; :; So So ss
IS T. w.,s.a:a.. near * g. =;
-s1 Goesst ncap nse; c1a1f: o. ~
ss isSt tFs9t S" pre'o'a'. Boulevard aorH'r f
s42z. ss
T3d{sassr:: Ts,;,y
'-4'''' ft''' 9Sea %eREss iESssA','a"'a..s' S''''''
11IEu IL asfUs .s7s: + + Il n L. i; % ae Il isiS5 o
II? ssss: T. + ? J. + ~ L Ii H."
Mi% !i5S ssfs: ssfs: 5 l. ! & e. Il b. 81 iie
III II? ssss:. sss:, 4 \: I Il w. : 7: :s
FoN SAILOR Exca1NoE.s.sToR7 no0sf
it,: os n,,srn,n. n,.t 4ta, m
ss saa sa4 ss Sfs G't on
Ashland ~; xoal5 tako ot:; n., s., 1s ~.
49, lou on "''' Aao''n-'s cast 81 Central r'Ff' III
ots on Eaie-. frontnx soath On Central Park 30.
lot. on Fultou,t. 20 foe east of Central Park. 90.
!s' ~s.a''sssa .'"e distance from eea's
Central PAX. nor: O'S 0''N.> 'N4e''
s:s 'is shfe' BLOCKS
Rss business pI0'sfR IN s''a eeaDf' and we'll
Hssdias' If
as.ss e asTssF s " s0Da o b.
ToF sAIE-sle eoo-yERy ELEGANT MARBLE
eellar ban Mluv s.ope
e.st fopt betroen Il
M .ad nd font
a ssst
a., o,o AZ snd IA 1aaisanav. ,.., ,.-. =.
~, abavo: brleE barn: ! baffain.' - 0''@~ -
~ lie fsss: 4'sr: 1a4','s ns't fA'5''-a'sh'
and bssesa ,iet eaffs
s71oa.tory iras l1s;lra in excc,,ct and .r5do
l5sa:
s,sostory H md bsssynen brich, rrtictb,t.. BE-
fS5S4a S5S sS E5s 9e9n ~
,o s.; IL. b4femso b4synen r,.,..,,th r,,,r, ,r and
a to saah baianca ann on
s nea5 , SoS @fS isss: na5a Washington
ii fott corner Il azd Fits. fourth
= seet Il sta!e I'D - f'atasfs ai'ess.'s'
ssp,sss $ fsss on rrasre:ax, .eu.h ., ristyA,rd.
oi sf a I'd
t ft isst so5sr .; and fonh
E1t hga's 81 ss,ss! &
Of tho city ranging tf?4 4 y stSa s s:' @"
40 o. Adams. jackson, ind 0Taseo tsm US Is
e. I'D: small payments down aod long tlnn for bnlaucu
, 1874-02-22
CITY REAL ESTATE.

E'DR SALE-BY J. II. KELLER. lG CLARK st. e. IN
Burnside and Butserdeld sts cottages anu 'o's' Ga
South Pattav. south OF Trentyntnth't-' cottage and
Mishissa9y near Twents-stzthst.' house and LOT .
Sangamonat., noar Tyler two-stoEy house sad los'
.st near osdonav., cottage snd lot y w. ~;
Harrlsou.st, near oakley, two-story house ana iot
We Bnrrnst., near Calitoruiaav.. cottage roons'
Wtbs.6sy.. s north Of Thirty tbird;s. so1lA f.
Mabssh-ar neaE h II nasms at1o Jaw '-'
Wabash-av. and Thirty y.hrst-st.. loo1sSi: sSa1sx
Thirry trstrst., west Of State 25xlo. r..
so' s : asG pss
.ny 1nnney 10 n.rIest who will build. =,
hirty-sixth It,, b.tWesn stntcst and "abxaa'&v.' -
'eHS But:estiald-s,. north Of Thrtieth. s51llo.
west Of sto 20 feet SG5 per foot.
1t;au1s.st, near Wood cj1lsp.
Aiams-xt near LooInis. .5xle5 at bargain.
.Jnckko1xt., corner Of Lincoln, to1125.
Jaeksonst., east et California one let only @ 5sn
WnUcn.av., nsAr Stantonst.. a41te
Indiana st., near Rnbey l>ts at 3. lCO
Paoria-st lota near jackson and HArTison<
Nood-st.. near Tyler. lots on easy terms.
Honore.ss., near IyieE. lo:s on easy terms.
Hastings past OF Ashland lots 81, p1 each,
Adam5.st.. corner OF OF Wood l0uxlG0.
10 ceres south OF Mad4on-at., near city lluattA.
10 3czos Sl1tcenth.nt., near city limits.
80 acres fronting FIT ty: :hfth-st. boulevard.
sul acrus Calumet kivor.
10 acreB For1y.xarenth-st.. near AAhland.Av.
acres Harrison st., west Of Hsuau-ay.
90 acres c., 3. It i. Il. r., near Clyde Station.
, 1874-02-22

~cs7 G1IT px1 9Y = rvrr sv7r0sZ + RI 1oo r.
oLAhhE,A A - ~ aGN Ma, ~ - -
in!aTd. blocks east ot Ashlanc av,
Hyman-nE and the NorthN extern car haops.
scses oenR ne enlfe tsontago On tne no1in ena o.
the Shore Soutn u the rery aeart OF the
SS Of & ngde sn aaa having Tan
1'5 acfss IN Sec. &, Washington Heights. being tho
finest zpd best portion o Washington nelghs
lying between the Eomao College site snd the ST. Bcne
dlct.ne monastery college and Ehurc; one Of tne nnest
tracts for subdFtsion In Cock County, can make paE.
Set from 400 70 aD es ccut per fnnuu On theaf CASH "
veatu,cns in this tact, will pool the abose txe
tracts In tucb manner thct sercr1l pcrsous with tea
invest in tLe thus agg1egattaz ther capit4
SECURE largo profits.
5 actes on DreseaT ne1t south Of James 5tinson's
elegant reaidence At Dny SIS, 0N, we'll worth $i5, W.