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, 1877-05-06
KNIGHTS OF PTTHIAS.


Execution has been taken to the answer to the
query in last Sundays issue in regard to the
right OF Chancellor Commander to stop while
conferring rank for the purpose Of receivin. an
order from higher authority The objectors are
referred to Sec. :322 OF the First Digest" where
In they will find the law very clearly defined.
How many failures by lodge to meet will canses
q surrender Of its charter? The subject Il oue for
local legislation and, as far 10 known, this 5uris-
dfction has not prescribed any limit.
Is it necessary ut all RINGS to address the Chair
in entering or retiring! No. There are certain
circumstances when 1t is not necessary. First
Has Chancellor Commander right to recognize
members as in proper rcgalia when, atter passing
the f Or
Lodge! No The case Is covered BY mandatory
consttutiopal provision and by special legislation
stood by an examination Of Secs 412 and 413 Of
Arc iii Past Grand Chancellors members Of the
Supreme Lodge? No. not until they have received
the Supreme Lodge Degree; and it Is competent at
any time, for cause, for Grand Lodge to "ithd5aw
Pass Grsnd he
ruling, and BY Sec 357 Of the First Digest the
right is clearly given TO the supreme Louge TO pro
sect itself from improper persons gaining admission
Were knights made sat sight ~ members Of the
Order: To what lodge do tney belong: Who had
the power to confer the ranks in that way! The
original idea Of what was termed ''Haking knights
at sight" was with view to the extension OF the
defining to whom mt they Belonged, but, as : matter
OF fact, when made they were usual!y vested tor
a limited time. with the right Of admission ''at
members at the order. but unattached As to who
had the power to confer the ranks In that way. It
would ecem from an examination 1In1 ot me Ftist
legislation, 1.-The Supreme Chancellor OF the Sn-
premc Lodge Of the Order Of the Knights Of
Pythias" had and now has the right to confer the
, 1877-05-06

SUMMARY OF TRANSFERS. FOR THE WEEK.
The following is the total amount OF city and
suburban transfers within a ratiua Of seven miles
OF the Court House hcd for record during the
confederation, slO4, 855. North OF city limits
sales, 2; consideration. S11, $50: South Of city
liults-Salcs, II; consideration, $3.50. 900. Vest
OF city limits l.; consideration, 5000 Total
sales, 1O8; total consideration, SS37, 7o5.
SUBDIVISIONS.
The following plats were filed for record during
April:
nineteen acres OF the n. E. Il OF the Y. E. 4 o,
i plat OF the Town Of Palatine-
4 plat OF Nuts Lake Shore Subdivision OF part
Of the s. E. 4 2, SO. II.
Survey Of triangular ptece Of ground bounded by
Milwaukee avenue, Indiana and Green streets.
Plat OF Colgate's Resnndivision Of Lots to Il OF
Circuit Court partition u. E. y 8, 80, II.
Plat Of the block south Of Locust street and west
OF North Clnrk street.
Plat Of lo5 feet fronting south on Adams street,
northwest corner Of State street.
Plat OF 10 by $50 feet northeas: corner OF Canal
and West Lake streets. s.....
Pint Of block south OF Forty -drst street, between
Wallace and Bfssell avenues.
Plat Of block lying south OF Chicago avenue anu
west OF Robey street.
Re-recosd Of subdivision OF part Lots II and L.
Block 2, south fractional quarter 3. 80, Il.
Ii: r. Eich's ct el- Resubdiriston Of Lots 81 70
81, and part Of Lot 60 OF Lots and 2, Block ..
Rockwcil's Addition
Olsen's subdlvi.ion of Lot 2, Block 81, Sec IS,
sreii,s Resubdfyision Of 100 feet fronting north
on Hubbard street, southeast corner OF Wood
Re:recori Of subdivision Of part Of Lots aud Q,
, 1877-05-06

After mature dc1ibcrot,on. Col Nansur has de-
cided to have Dexter Park lay over" any track in
the West in point OF meetings during the present
season. He has arranged a four Gays meeting for
trotters alone, to begin June Il and continue
oo,n
nas IS
doubt but tnut the majority OF the best horses own
ID ~ tte Fast will hc sent Vest IN takc mart IN the
eu ~ .ns t.1s. "t1. -. n,.e,;. =.
fair way to be ruined, as the western horse
owners declare TINT they will not trot where
thev connot INV pools. md. as the tracks at
Dr,~' D,.,,.t.. 1-.;ao .ra r,vnh1-o.,s;, ,-o
banao' Nocnes1e., o'.ea, anu ., ase
placed nhoct tne oan OF the Is '.os Ut
all likely that the meetings at those places VIII be
thst Icc 1Jartor,s stah,e in charoe Of f!aar,ev
tna. oes ~, w. o,on+ 1nna ,,,d ~ ara j.
a s strong prona1ilty that the horses composing it
will take part III the June meeting at Dexter Park.
Thc renular summer meeting takes place during
Inc Mess m @ 1 ns1 Ja n nq crfn wi ; IT, m
week IN 1u'S Luz usaaA tuhnaS nle'''ns wa oe
given. The programme Tor the June meeting Is as
follows: x,rsr
e,oo xo ,s piEsr I, PAT; H., ,a1 e,oo >,
AL p'ss ~ co,na VIII ~ hrd -; to Ynn,t ~
Purse II s4o1 fer orses sf tic three class;
fourth.
.-oo f.. sEcoSp PAT 49,, o,,oz. e,-o
en 81 -. s".onI ~ III ~ tbtra S:ntn 1nnrth
nIs - e St {nr insse ~ ts .i5 sass. sn5o tn
nrsf. s1,5 L, second 81 to 1ltTl $50 to fourth
A''~'' w. w ~ Tn.En DAY. 49,, "......
Purse Of $500 for helses ot the :a4 class: $3.50 to
first; si, t. sceona 20 70 70 tnsfa: ~ 70 i9Mrt a
fn,se o. , y, 1g u I'd r. onst n'se
s1oo'o secoau' soo ~ yu13Rqu uq; Iso nsy ~ t"u'
Purse Of $500 for orscs Of tbs e:4o class; $50 to
hrst slas TO scsend. 81 to third s5,to fourth
first saooto second, si5o to third sleot 70 fourth
Season tickets to To-, Dexter raEk WI be for sale
10 DeaEb street Il proposed to keepthe truck
, 1877-05-06
REAL ESTATE.
The Loan Market Unchanged--0ne
Transaction at I Per Cent.
Moderate Demand for Property
---Sales Of the Week.
Building in the Northwest QUARTER
Permits Since Jan. l.

There was about the average business done the
past week at the usual figures. There was only one
loan at per cent, but the security was une1cep-
tionahle. The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railroad Company have executed a mortgage to the
United States Trust Company of New YORK to &C.
cure Slo, 500, 900 Of per cent bonds payable July
!, 1917 This mortgage takes up the 50, 600, 600
OF sinking fund bonds Issued In 1866. due thirty
years at 7per cent, aud the 81. 600. 600 twenty
years income bonds Of August l. 1875, interest
per cent. This iH the second railroad mortgage
noted this year. There were none recorded in
1875. They must be gradually creeping into ia
vor, and are to be welcomed as an Indication Of
confidence In the future, entertained By capitalists
The local business calls for nothing worthy Of
special notice. unless the gradual diminutton Of
actual loans is considered matter Of consolation.
Loans are one-fourth less in amount than they were
in 1876, and one third less than iu 1876 Payments
are not so good US last year, but little better
than in 1885, Comparing the past week with the
previous weeks of 1877, there appears to be an
improvement. It is only slight. but sufficient to
rescue the agent from despair. There has been
more demand, actual transactions have increased,
and payments have been better,
The important transactions made matter OF
record the past week we're rs follows:
A bond TOR 500, 600, given by George Miller and
Henry c. Frederick, the 1lstillcrs, known as the
United States pistiiling Company, to secure their
properly pledged being SO feet west front on State
street, 81 feet north OF jackson street.
Twenty acres in the Town of Jefferson to secure
SIS, 900; two years at per cent.
Two lots In Wrightwood in the $. ". Il OF 90,
40, H. to secure 600; one year at 10 per cent.
West Congress street, 25 feet north front BY
125 feet, together rawth two-story and basement
stone front building known as No. 427 West Con-
gress street, u, 600; five years at 8 per cent
Michigan avenue, 10 feet east 'front.' so feet
south Of jackson street; also leaseho1d interest
In the southwest corner OF jackson street and
Michigan avenue, Albert E. Goodrich to j. ".
Doane, $50, 900; three years at per cent.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT TOR THE wEEk ENDING
IT
, 1877-05-06

,+a,.: +1,M.o-base hits-Anson /; Mcvey, i; Glenn, 2;
1ghlnnon, l; Hota1ing, I.
PG;:l ,, buses on clean hits-Chtc.so FL Star, T.
~ raIHk1 base on esrors-Spaldins, l; Peters, l.
Slso' S4s,so' =; Hisham. I; McKnnon, l; Carpenter.
LEFT on 1ases-Chicago, 8: Star, @.
rra;seo rte;seo talls-AcSey. ?; Higham, ].
nlla aphcaes-Accorulick,2 2; Bradley. I.
T1aplrt-j. Fred Cone.
,4n nesarH League game of the eeason In Chicago
Es.- ~ az Place Tuesday between the Chcagos and
EXCITEMENT IN MINNESOTA.
Special Dfpntca 70 9ae Tribune. ~ -
III :MM1SSEAFoL1s. May 5.--Tne first game Of base
fssos ~ os the season was played in this city to-day
senEe Eeen Tue Red Caps, Of St Paul, and the Mime
apSut n ~ nine The game ended with score OF Ito
e;,aa IN 1asof Of the Minneapolis team. Great ex-
snS PREVAILED, both being professional mines,
.oac toaca feeling existing between the two cities
1os the Minneapolis catcher. put out twelve
fh hsu 1enfnd the bat The base hits were three for
ss winners and two for the Red Caps: the errors
,na tTo for each club. The game was played In
twenty minutes. i
:; TIE FAIRBANKS IN MILWAUKEE
-, Special nspatch to TIE 7ffoua<. -
+tnslHIAxACkEE. Wis, May :.-The first game OF
~ ~ seaeon occurred this afternoon between the
Il. neaIaka. Of Chicago. and the Milwaukee, nine.
- 1a9onad pitched for the home club, and did we'll
~4 @ae atsf game IN which he has pitched. He HAS
, 1877-05-06


Deputy GRIND Master Kennedy, Of Manitoba
says: '.Let US never forget the great principles
supporting our Order. While we apply our minds
to q knowledge and study OF the beautiful work Of
the several degrees let cur hearts be governed by
the realities which the ritual symbo11zes. While
knowledge Of the work is absolutely necessary, It
Is really important that the life should be in
harmony and keeping Herewith; that the greatest
brotherly lore should be felt and man
ifested towards each other; that the hand
of charity should be alwsyss extended when
required and relief afforded when needed.
Let truth animate us in all cur actions with each
member that be has the honor Of Masonry in hi.
admit nothing that in the slightest degree would
Guard we'll the portals; Be more anxious for the
building up OF the Brotherhood In the principles Of
Masonry than In their increase In numbers. fear.
times been made in this direction. The success OF
Freemasonry consists IN the observance of the
principles and practices taaght theEe1n rather than
in the increase OF fts membership"
MISCELLANEOUS
At the annual session OF Chicago Conclave, No.
81, knights OF Rome md Red Cross Of Cousan-
elected: II. P. s.. Dr.. John D. u. Carr, 81 deg;
", Reubcn Cleveland. 81 deg; s. G., John SUIT
ton, a2 deg. -. G., John 3: ovcrmeyer; P, the
). esso' a. Gaahnan M a sgd s. deg Il, i si!as ( Rsed;
g., F. ". Wilde: Organtst, John >. Stott-
Brother John Mckeehan, OF Loganspoft, Ind, IS
one OF the oldest Masons In the United States. He
was iniriated an Entered Apprentice in Lodge
No. b. OF Balentry, County Antrim, ireland,
in 1900, and 'traised" Dune "a. 1877. BE
has been Knight Templar for forty years@
ind until u year ago; being now 05 Jeafs Of age,
was able to 90 down town and attend to reguia.
business. This information Is furnished BY Sig E..
j. Purdy, PFelate OF St. Johns Commandary, No.
24 and is reliable.
There have been manv definitions OF Fteema-
eonry, but none more true than The following BY
the subjugation Of the human that Is in man by
the divine; the conquest OF the appetites aud pas
efons BY the moral sense and the reason; con-
tiunal effort, struggle aud warefare OF the spirit
ual asninst the material and eensual.'' This. he
Claims is the essence Of the degrees from the hrst
to the thlrty-thfrd. and that Mason IL Master
unless be has acquired and achieved all it indicates.
, 1877-05-06

NEW YORK, May 5.-Want OF time prevents
ex-P1esdent Grant accepting a reception from
the Union League Club.
Mr.. Seligmar, banker, has Issued Invitations
for dinner to ex-Presi1ent Graut Tuesday next :
, 1877-05-06

SALES OF THE WEEk.
The real estate moved along in its usual course
without any new signs OF animation. Some OF the
transactions consumulated were as follows:
Potter & Baldwin have sold house and lot ct
LaWndale for $S, 500; house and lot On Fifteenth
street for S., 500: house and lot at Dundee for
SIG ooo and plantation a M near r. satenez' a Mis-,
9s sn oS u 4 6asaaus
T. u. BOYD has sold for Nj. Mazea house and
ten acres in Wheaton tor $40, 900; for F. ".
Davis, farm in Livingston County, ILL.,, near
J. Tyier sold ior Mrs. E. P. Webber No. 1c15
Michigan avenue for 31S, 900, and for Mrs: H.
Fishe5 5 house and seven acres OF ground at s4g1n
The Chicago Packing aud Provision Company
have purchased in the vicinity OF Ashland avenue
and Twenty fifth street large tract, as foliows:
OF Henry Botaford, undivided one-half OF 1927
3o6 feet for $50, 600; OF Daniel I. qntrk M % Mndi:
Georse @ r. qHissins 4ss1sea feet for sioo 600; Of
Asa Dow, undivided one half Of 432x3o6 feet for
$50. 900; and of Aug S. Bnrt, undivided three
quarters Of 417xs90 feet for SIS, 600; total,
Theodore Hesselmann sold hts brewery with one
acre lot in the southeast quarter Ut Sec. ~, ~,
William T. Gibson sold house and lot 25x172 feet
Michigan avenue. south Of Eighteenth street, for
Samuel R. childs, 11sr1es feet, with improve.
ments. northeast corner OF Centre avenue and
Twenty -Arst street. for S1B, 600.
Lester S. Swezcy sold .0x35 Feet river lot- on
Tor SIS, 000-
". n. Tureman sold on Erie street, between
Hoyne and Leayist, 4321123 feet, for $40. 400.
William E. Trayer sold TO Bertil Olson 49hx1a0
feet southeast corner Of Wayeand street and Evan
ston road for $40, 600.
Lewis ". Beck, OF Englewood, sold to Emery
L. Bates. Beck Park Subdivision excepting 40
acres belonging to Normal SchooD Of the north
hall OF the southwest quarter Of Sec Il, 80, Il,
also Blocks and and vest half Of Lots and u
BecE's Subdivision OF the southwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter Of the same section, for total
consideration Of 5000, coo.
Nichols, Bragg t. Co. sold so feet on southwest
corner Of Lake and Curtis streets, with frame cot
tasc, for 81, 600; brick house and lot on Oakley
street, near Fulton, for 81. zoo; brick house and
lot on Oakley street. near Polk, for 3d. 400; and
lot on Jackson strcct, near Ashland avenue, for
S475. ..--.---..
SATURDAYS TRANSFERS.
The following instruments were fled for record
Saturday. May S.:
, 1877-05-06
COLLEGE CONTESTS At THE EAST.
En<efof Dfstadtch to The TRIBUNE

Special Dispatch to 1aeeTTibunE
NEW YORK, May 5.-The tenth annual meeting
of the Princeton and Columbia College Athletic AS
eociatIons was held at Mott Haven to-day, with
500 spectators. The mile walk was won BY El-
bridge, Of Columbia, in 7:20h. Colgate, Of
Columbia, won the half-mile 1un In 2:05.
Weeks. of Columbia, vaulted the pole at
eight feet two inches. Waller, OF Columbia, won
the hundred yards dash In III seconds. Parmly.
Of Princeton, threw the hammer, weighing sixteen
1--we inches BY BOYD. Hunt, OF Princeton, won the
running broad jump, clearing eighteen feet.
, 1877-05-06
ST .YER,
CsLTER*
EnnufesI INxz,dfct "a T6E Tf{hNz5E.

Spec1ol D4spdlcE 70 1hz 1F9oVHe- :
NEW YonK, April 5.-The Tribune says the
Tinted States has been heavy buyer OF silver
in Europe this spring: Large snles Of the metal
hv Germany here lowered the price SO that 1t
could be bought cheaper In Europe than tn Ne
yada. - J,
, 1877-05-06


-
n;+ for or1v fonr haze. The home c1rh h,tted
well making twelve safe hits. 'Ao1' ~4u' D1'~~1
W.. Erra.sN ,Ni.s NEas;.,nn..s -. aI1rnr.a.s
Rn,- F.trh.nEs &. N;1wanEnas
Earno1 rrnuMS1;i,r.,,tan rpHi O.
"AT Tur rAsr
D.,7,.. - 4aI Ens4'
r,r1s r. :. Rs,,yne H. ~ a4"' &h
PHI, PHr.nr1pH,n' Nav 5.-Rase.h.n. Ath1et,cs
Idxrns rs1nse'o9s, H. u,u p.o,,,.,, r1,r.,oras
g.: LoSnoS. ms INK May o.-brook1yn Hafuofos'
o 1eeumsen' = r.1o
NEW DEEALOGuE.
a. tne tmc nc syracuse stafs lc1t nome 1or tnel1
h asip, lne tou1es ol theIf citY suomslesu
w so!ioMng oGca!osue 70 oe observed ey ctlzens
worth reading and sppreciatine by other people
1nan .nose IN Ine c'ty OF san:
sn3ata a rs sfas = TIA fsi to every Cup Wn
nanee 70 set hue t6at our
1esm Is n. s.
psTchaass # SHOULD happen that the stars a should
e g PIX & two w. %aays ~ mar Dc 1sn ~
dfaw crowd ibe nctI Jay was s''ea ''e'' u"
e en tt Stars :nSna Gss tie
say that the nrst thrown In order to effect the
same sn'd fesuLs @ n6o1 T., +,s trs mape tat,
s1anasT Sss;!ss sejas i may be taken
Sf ae to thsT e,sd tnes
Of our CITIZENS without regard e raeS coio1 politics.
Q. 6.f ~ o. oq M ssn
as lsnent punishnaent for te!r perhdlous playing
II BROWN Jones, or Robinson bets that tho stars
VII neat the S6eagos two 70 ons nnd tnGy 90 TO- TO- sac
ious oflense.
7; When tho report comes that somcbody Is ma9.ed
'.giviug Us stt aud it means the prencdttated de-
feat OF the stars.
suspicion the StsT gone West to barter away
their hOnor
o. When it rafns and the telegraph announces s'Eo
the fact IS nacnt that the clerk Of the weather
TO- II the men Who bet do not double every cent
wa.cred on the Stars, Manager Marsh, the tean and
cycry5ody connected with the game should be 'bull
doze1 out Of town. ,.., -,.-,,
rigorous TO ~ rates sfa iGFI % "t ~
,h X .a; n,t;cnnf rnns fhe men sio nut thcir
lanes In their 2ocket for the saks OF the 3ta5s Will
o. conEse, ohs hcn hnr 1he ~ n1dx 4 nn,cd -
q ifi m o'1e' Aa'' 'A' eo' ~
"''A ATHLETIC CONTRACTS.
Eerlet and Mcscrle have entered suits against the
IL Thompson. George s.: P.umy, Charles spcrnE. Al
Reach, " W. Lyle and Thomas j. Snith: sockholders
, 1877-05-06
SECRET SOCIETIES

lN00o[EA + = n .
THE SECRETS OF MASOyR


Eosfon Commercial Bulletin
The story IL told Of q M3son'a wife,
Who plagued him almost ont OF his life
To learn the secret-whatever it be-
The mystic words OF Masonry. =
Saio he, Now, Mary, il should tell
The awful words, | know very we'll
When you get mad, my darling dear,
You'll rip them out that alt may hear"
Said she, - o Edward! Never! Never!
They'll rest in my hearts recess forever,
Tell me, Edward, and never more
Shall scold, or fret. or slam the door;
And I'll try to be quiet with nil my might;
No matter what honr you come at night.''
No man, unless he WIS made OF wood,
Could resist an offer 60 fair and good
So he said, Now, Mary, my wo or veal ,
Depend on the words I'm about to reveal y
= . Ned, " she answered: fou may depend
I'll keep the secret till life shall end"
Said he, 49, The secret that Masonry screens
The awful words are-Pork and Beans 1"
Scarcely week had passed away
y hen MarE got mad, and what did she ssys
- Pork and benns! I've got you theret"
, 1877-05-06

Mr.. W. Fl. Purdy, Superintendent Of the Hyde
Park Water-Work, is mentioned as the SUCCESS
sor of Mr, Jetfcry as Assistant Superintendent
Of Machinery Of the Illinois Central Railroad:
The new hotc-car ss President " of the Ch!ca-
20 s. Northwestern Rai1road, arrived here yes
tcrtlay from San Francisco with twenty
MESSENGERS.
, 1877-05-06

MATCH FOR Tue CHAMPIONSHIP MEDAL
Specta. Dfspatch to Tie Tribune.
NEW York, May l.-The billiard match between
Joseph Dion and William Sexton for the cham
ptonship medal is to be played May 81.
, 1877-05-06
THE HANNIBAL Fight.
S1ecfdi Dtsrqtch to IAe Tribune

QUINCY, H., May 5-Thc railFoad tight at'
Hannibal in which the Wabash, Chicago, Bur-
lington g. Quincy, and the st. Louis, keokuk d
Northwestern Companies have for day or two
been involved, was transferred yesterday from
the track to the court. Col. Griffin aud George r
Hatch, attorneys for the Keokuk road, proceeded
to Palmyra aud procured an injunction from
Judge Redd restraining the Wabash folks from
obstructing in any manner whatever the passage
Of the Keokuk trains. This was served about
noon Yesterday, when the Wabash officers I'M
metliatcly yielded and ordered ali obstructions lions
removed. Thus the whole matter has been
transferred to the courts, and there is not Ike
j. to be any further tronhls a. ias1 10 ha arcS
Monday @ next, when decision will be rendered
establishing the status of the two roads, anu
This probably will have an important bearing
upon thc prosecutions which have been beg9p"'
, 1877-05-06

Mfr. Hugh Riddle, President Of the Chicago
Rock Island l. Pacific Railroad, returned from
New York yesterday, and Mr.. A. Kimbali, who
nres;aed oycr the destiues of the line during
his absence, has left for Davenport, where he
has his headquarters.
Mr E. Gorham, Assistant General Man
agcr Of the Pittsburs, Fort Wayne g cnlcago
potrood- tcares here Monday on tour OF in
sncction a @ over the road. He will return Wednes-
cay together with Mr.. Laying, General Manager
Of the Pennsylvania Company.
Gen. r. R. Myers, General Ticket AZ ara @ rag
scngcr Agent Of the Pittsburg, Fort ~ wayne eas q
;lay. and viii be gone about month.
Mr. l. F. Booth, General Eastern Agent Of
the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad, Is in the
city on business connected With the road,
, 1877-05-06
RAILROADS.
ITEMS.

ITEMS.
The Chicago i Northwestern has just run
tea train over its line which has made the quick
est time on record. The train left the Council
Bluffs transfer grounds at sos 4. m. last Thurs
day and arrived here at 5 a. m. Friday, making
the running time at the rate OF eoh miles per
hour. From the Northwestern the train was
transferred to the Michigan Central, the depot
Of which road it left at 1:50 +. m. Friday, and
dispatch received here yesterday afternoon an-
nounces its arrival at Detroit at I'D g. NJ yes
terday.
The Missouri, Kansas d Texas Railroad re-
ports its gross earnings for the month OF April
, 1877-05-06
The following instruments were fled for rcco
Saturday, May S:


bCesnG =. - - : ~ 0-~e" $500 - mr.
cfaasar AP'ss sE' Isl il Of North Wells It. iii
xllO It, dated May 5..........-- 1,55O
Rhodes ~, iii It 5 Of Thirty-fourth 1t. e I. 90
xl6416 It, with buildings. dated May S (Naomt
r. Eyerts Mary r. Bartett)...- .......... 10000
South Hasted st, " coT OF Ninetee9tn st. ef' IN
Auburn 81 l3s II OF Thirty fourth st, wi, IS
x1s0 It, dated Mny 2. :..:............ $50
"Sss T. dased Xrri so o.. 5000
Throop ct, a3ii It II or Madison st. ef, 2ixs9
$40 It, with building dated May 5....:-.... 1000
Bryant av. 375 It v Of Vfncennes ~. I. -'1 n
las4 #. With hnildine datsd May &: s.oo
Meycr to George E. Seealam Ct ii 1850
3Ioft. Win building, dated Ap3tl ST. 1900
TTepty-atxth 1t, Its II G Of Butler 1T. q I. 15x
I28 $40 IT, dated May .:,:-...-...:....:. 1.@75
Calumet ay, 11O It Of Thtrty.Accond st. CT.
u 48-1O0x125 5-10 #, with building. datcts oo
Batasracid s., is II of Thirtisth It, t. :Sf
100 It. dated APRIL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1oo
Kroger Ut. Of Racine nv. sw I. 10 $40 It TO
alley with building, dated MeT 3.-:.::;.::: 1aW
Centre Ut, n W corner OF osxood At. X. 72xl25 ,
1aare1 m sfsfa e. % f{ z of Thirtyouiih court ei
35xll0 It. dated April -. 23...:::.-....-..-;.. 7uo
The premises No. 7l0 West Monroe IT.. dated NV,
Es ns!h Fax. * iotH it t, oi Thifty.ssvcnth It.
T. e:xlOO It, with improvements GATED April oru,
H1tter6eld St. lii II Of twenty seventh 1t,
" T. 15xI0o It. dated June L. ts74.---.*...-. t.345
SOUTH ClTf LIMITS, WITHIN \ EADIUb OF oEFEh
NILES or THE couRT. HOUSE,.
EIxtiett 1t, 1a9 IT e OF Slchocs ~. T. 3o1lo5