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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
the RAID ON STOCKS.
Hsw the "Bsars" Duil.dssed she
sshsits sssshs and Rsiassi Poor
Reoplo.

Nest people here on the csmstock keep
pretty we'll postsd relative 70 the real
merits Of the mines, and consequently are
very frequently surprised at sudden raids
being made on the stock Of some particu-
lar mine or mines In the Stock Board at
Saa Francisco. as reported by telegraph.
For this reason few could altogether I'M
derstand the particular raid on Justice.
Exchsqusr and other mines controlled by
the schultz party. yet came to the correct
eeuclusion that Il was the result Of . COM
binsd effort ON the part Of interested
stock manipulators at the Bay City. In
explanation Of the DISASTROUS raid OF day
bsisrs yesterday the Aha says:
People who are convsrsant with how
stock speculation 10 carried on know that
prices are not based upon the merits or de-
merits Of the mine. Prices are regulated
BY the combinations made and tho DO
msnds for the stock. or the financial
strsngth Of the interested parties. No
better illustration eau bs given than the
course Of the market the last several
months. Leading operators aud spsculating
brokers are not sentative about the means
they employ 10 carry out their ends. and
allow NO scruples to stand In their way.
and enc Of the best evidences OF this latter
fact 10 the manner In which they attacked
Schultz 4 Won Bsrgin's stocks. These
men, Il 10 acknowledged. have given the
squarest and most honest deal In their
stscks. and have. In no instances attempted
10 take undue advantages Of those whs In
vested In them. but. on the contrary, have
sftsn assisted those holding their stocks
BY keeping their margins good. by doing
% they weakened themselves. aud In their
efforts to maintain certain prices. were
made subjects TO be fiescsd by pretended
friends ; and this ingratitude, coupled
with their contests with those harpies that
thrive Gully upon Injury to individuals,
crsmped them 10 such = degree Thai they
were unable to stem the torrent, and. In
sslf-preservstion. were forced to allow
whatsver prices were made 10 rule.
The maiu object Of the raiders WAS not
accomplished. They had determined upon
the ruin Of schultz & Van Bsrgin ; but In
this they were banked. a. the Of
that firm were too great. and. with q COM
binatisn. which We learn they made yester-
day. are stronger than ever. While they
succeeded In injuring them greatly. they
did not succeed In compelling them 10
surrender their stock at the present
low figures. Tho harm which they
did msstly fell upoa the poorer class OF
the people, the many thousands holding
these stocks. and who, knowing the merits
Of these properties. had invested In them
THAR hard-esncd money. For the suffer-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
arr,x.,. ,.,. ,-s...,.x.
n...r,wrr. I...i E,.ntmg.
n~.,,x,o.. s-.vser. ro-..errss.

xkragaisT EriscorlL CHuEcu, Gotb HUI.
-rhsrr will be ttvire service a. the Meihoii-t
Episcopal Chnrh iO-msrro~ ,snns.yl al loo
A = ssd 80 v n. u Y. Geosg- W. fiich
otieisilng. sundsy ssh'al At "a
Mt. Joas'. cuuEcu. Coco iirLL-rher Nil
b. 81, line services 81 ~. Johh's church To li"'
lev At 10 o'closk. A n. ! .. NJ. hey. ". u
foole oftelaiins. sunday rchooi al l"r ~
NJ. pAuL. Cnvncu. NIRrrNn.-rhsre will
b, divine - ryice In ~, plnrs church. Virgins
~ morrow al ~ odl "A a. NJ. and ! '. NJ.
Bishop whitaker tfhciaiing.
Rsv. ". u. JrSsE, will ho:i divine ssrV.ee
., Grace Church, silver CITY. Ia mou.w sSsI.
Ing 81 . o'cloSk.
Rry. Nc. RsYSoLpl will preach H. the peo'
pls Of An sticsn Plat 81 . o'clock To m"urO~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
BRONCHITIS.

From John Piagg, Esq.. q Bennlnzion. n. HI
"rhrss ysar sipce I vas very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron.
ehitis. Affecting me 30 severely % To- render II
dlncuit TO speak In On audible vo &C! To this
vss addsd ssvers n,ght swsats. and { was fear.
fuI Of eoing Into Q decline. After recourss 10
various remedies TO no purpose. I mate NE Of
Or. wistaris naisam Of Wild Cherry. . few bot.
tles Of which fully restored me TO health.
tscks VI cough, but the bsisaui has Always re-
moved them. always keep u BY me, and
should Dot know how 70 do without H."
Sold b. all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06

c.mferni... Csnrre..men.

SACRAMENTO. Jan. q. The Secretary Of
STATE to-day certified to the Governor that
Luttrell, Page and Davis hal been duly
elected 10 Congress. and the Governor
thersupou issued certificates TO the Con.
gressmen elect. As has been before an
nounced. he refused TO issue q certificate
to Ksnheld. for Controller. leaving him to
sock relief In the courts.
The weather has undergone al entire
change. There are strong indications Of
rain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06

A Nrws reporter noticed IN virginia
saloon last THURSDAY night fifteen boys la
tween the years Of thirteen and eighteen.
all Engaged IN playiag a,o'lIlar's or sa,as;
These Young oiooa- arsss Wen, sssa1 sm'
'n'm ,.n,ba ,sam Goll
hin v,r, eo-n.pieuons in tho crowd.
-.-a,oi.ns .;,enm.
-.
stances late at nish, AMI didh eonio w.
sioa.sah - -. l.,, a,san M. cells
aI.,sin IA I,-.,,,a,,an N. condensed
murleIers.
cu,,,, an, Wifi celebrated
their crystal w.,Iin. in Virginia City
Yesterday. They have bssn married fifteen
years ,.
THs County Commissioned held a r'sn'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
WE CAN'T TALK

without showing the condition Of our t,sth.
Every laugh Exposes them. In order not TO BE-
shsmed OF them. let Nc use that stan lard
,i,ntfIice. SOZpD0NT. which IL sure 10 keep
them white anl spotlers. No tartar ran In
crust them. NO cank.r Affect the enamel. mo-
species of d.c,y infrst th- dental bone. 70
>OZ0UONT 10 regularly used. 10 10 Q botsh-
zeal pre- arHtlon. and its beneficial effects on
to teeth aud gum. ara marvellous, NJ u 70
removes all discoloniions and renderi the
gums hard and rusy,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
stultss staaAas,
Hsw she "Dssd Brshs" Yarss %
the Comstoek.

-
A very good idea Of the number Of men
out Of employment In Virginia may b ar.
rived at BY taking . stroll through the
public bar-rooms st about 1 o'clock In The
morning. just about then the weather IL
intensely cold. and the breath that comes
from the snow.covsred mountains 70 the
east and south Is anything but pleasant.
The toughs congrsgatc around tho stove
In silent groups and watch with wistful
eyes the parties Of friends who come In TO
take o drink. II one Of them 10 asked to
liluify, II seems to lift . cloud from
his brow, and the a~lacrity with which the
invitation ID accepted IL truly refreshing.
II IL u rule with the barksspers not 70 let
4 man 70 " sleep In . chair. Many Of the
poor fellows have not where TO lay thsir
heads. and the heat Of the stove naturally
supsrinduces sleep. No seonsr does .
:. snoozer" drop into q gentle slumbsr
than the ~argus-sysd gin-slinger pounces
down upon him. Some OF the saloons
have back rooms with chairs aud tables
for the accommodation Of these inpscu-
nious individuals, and these arc crowded
every night.
A NEWS reporter Noticed one old fellow
In the Silver Palace saloon the other night
who had struck upon an eminsntly original
plan to eluds the watchful drink dispenser.
The aged person stood with his back 10 the
stove and hung his arms over the iron
railing which surrounds II. Gradually
his neither limbs RELAXED. until he was left
suspended. aud In this way be was left M
.It.e..l.l sks,.al. . ,.n ~ l.a haur. Ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
SAN FRANCISCO.
Tho Bs.evsient socie,, seandaI.
,.xmAL IN ruI NUN NIL. DAILY nEws

,rHmAL 70 rnu aoLp NIL DAILY snws.
San Francisco. jan. G.-l p. NJ
The cass Of Isaac 7. Allen. Secretary Of
the San Francisco Benevolent Society.
premises TO become one Of tho most rensa-
tional and racy character, II pressed to
the full investigation. aud appears likely
TO strike In several directions, hitting ae-
cuseJ. accusers aud sundry parties con-
nscted with or privy to tho circumstances
surrounding tho affair. Mrs. aud Miss
Nathan. who have been Aliens beneficia-
ries aud are now relied upon 10 testify
against him. are willing 10 give their evil
dsnce provided no inquiry Is made As to
their past liyes, concerning which they
strenuously object TO being i~nterrogated.
The Trustees Of the Association contend
that Justice W Ill parties will demand that
that subject be Inquired into. IL 10 not
yet decided whether the inquiry will be-
public or private. but the matter Is very
likely to come before the Grand Jury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
tn. t..s.., suicide.

Virginia had another suicide last even
ing. The man who made away with him.
self was William Rooney. better known As
"One-sysj I~loouey." person we'll ON In
years. He was formerly employed rs q
private watchmsa ON the Divide. but lat
tsrly he has been out Of work and drink.
inr heavily. Not long ago he was arrested
for sssauliing Q man with q deadly weapon.
He committed suicide BY taking strych.
nine. Al hAlf.pAst ! O'Clock he entered
the saloon Of Shsfie 4 winsworth. sp..
posi,s the Lone Star stables. and handed
the ~bar.keeper . bottle labeled stryehnins.
he At the same time said: TELL that
Rafferty, 10 the cause Of this. Tell Mrs.
LeNoti that everything is in her v
h.nds." He then turned and passed 10
tbe rear Of the saloon. saying: Boys.
I'm DIVING An instant after he dropped
into a chair and. before any n could get
u him, laid back and slid cut dead. Raj
fsrty vss a man with whom he had trouble.
Csrousr Hodges will held an inquest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
SECOND DISPATCH.
-
Death OF i'rank swim.

HAN FRAScisco. Jap. c. $50 =. NJ
On account Of the death Of Frank swift, a
msmbsr Of the San Francisco Stock Board,
that body has adjourned till Monday morn
ing, when suitable action will he taken.
No informal sessions will be held In the
meantime.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
vnou a DIsriSSnIsHRD Junisr.

81 have tried ih. PERUVIAN srRur. anil the
result f.ily s~usiains your prediction. 10 has
nld n new man Of me Infused Into my sys
iem nsw vlgos and energy. ] am no longer
y mulous and d~hiiiiated ~ when you isst
saw me, but ,trongcr. hesrtier. and with larger
~cspiciiy for labor, mental and physical. than
,tany time during the last i've years." told
~ all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
.rOCx nErOEr.
pALr NJ n r. HEATING co
"A. franeises Beard.
LAT EVENING.

lnIronrnp pAAh'
"a. Francisco Besrsi.
Last r,kSiso.
10 Raymond I Eiy. , 49,
rs Eur,ks Con. II. t6s, lSs
i,Q Belmont. a., ts.t'..tiS
fO Leopard. ~, ~. t'...,iH.H.
so Sorssru Belle, 81 %, 81 80. say, ais,
2lk sD
2ss 0snsra, rbsmas. tee Soe. se
so south Bsrcslons.
s0 Grand Pri<e. ~
sss xashattan. isS. Is. iis. ~ bio. u
so New coO. ss.t.ts
il0 Golden Chariot. a.. ~. ~, y,
81 south chsriot. coc
s3o Kniekcrboeker. sc
2is Baltimore. l..lN
q, silver Hi. Ts,1s
60 kock Isisnd 5!kc
ts5 New Yark, sc, s5e
o. wcoiviiis. Sc. ;sc. ;Is
50, Lady Washington. :, s~
- kossath. u.
rs Andes. u.
lOO Leeds.
100 Wells farco. i3s
iao Ward. I5s
so Lsvisihan. ise s;Se
80 Prospect. So Sc
40 rrojsn. se, SIS
81 Union csa.. y ~
sii Justice. Is. tts. ft's. Ia.
100 Mexican, IN. To-.
81, Bed : b.lshsr, s'S. ~. So. b', s'..
IN bio
$40 Ophir. ~. Isx, isS ba, 49,.
s.ss Con. Virginia. si,.. a. Sss. 49,. s..
wits MOANING.
GIN uuhir N 49,.
TeD S.xiean. td'.. u Es
as Gouid q Curry. us. n.,
SO Bsst q Islehsr. $50. 3ss, So. 5ss
1878 California. ~. Ak
s.D Gu. virsintss S.s. r.. IN. So. ~,
IL bt0
~ c~hoparPois-i, ~. 20
40 Hshs 4 sorersss. So. 5t..bS
$50 Crswn FONT. g., a.
so eliot Jacket. i3s. iss. u
aSl3 Impsriai. . ssk. leo. Las. iD
80 alpha. ~, tys
SIS ssiesss. 10y. pS. io 10. ITO
W Colnlsne..
Us sierra Nevada. 81. sbiO
IS Utah. ~. IN
Is Bullion lev, II, Id
40 E~Iehsqusr. f.s.,s c.
10 seq. Beleher, Is
100 Ovsrnsn, i0). III. iVg
s9eD Justice. it... it.. hs
ltO Union Con. 9k.ys
$40 Jslia. g. tis. s bio
TS Caledonia. H.. ny
no hAit nor :. III.
.so Lad; W..aiug,os, . 81
$50 Andes. ~
29s North & IN. Ntrsinla.l
$40 Trojsn. 6,c. co.
80 EafsIs Q u. iGS. u. rS,rs
aUoO Nisgssa. ave
i0 Raymand 4 tiy.t
lOo Jsekson. ~. q.
Is Leopard. ~
az Northern BELLE. 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06

LYoS's RATHsmoS makes beautiful.
glossy. luxuriant hair ; prevents its falling
out or turning gray. IL has stood the test
81 forty years, is charmingly perfumed.
rni has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06

HAoAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
.%ctstorcs the complexion. removes freckles.
tan and sallowncss; makes the skin soft,
white and delicate. Its application can
not DO detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06

CAPTAIN OyrnroS. Of the Water csmpa-
nv. has given permission to use the by.
drsnts for wetting down the new grade Of
@ street. Virginia.
Boz LINDSAY will appear - Admiral
Kingston at the benefit for the families Of
Psadsck and Hughes in Virginia next
Monday night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
utADwouu CITY.

A Letter {. ON Dick Brews, The Ae-
ser-Aequitted OF the KILLING %
neutrality-suspicious. u ths nilia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06

jerry DRIscoLL's estate 10 estimated ct
from 500. 900 to $500, 900. James Mofitt.
y. A. Triile and Mrs. Driscoll are named
as executors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06

Our Goods are MARKED IN PLAIN Yio.'
IRIS, ana ONE PRICE 10 ehsrtsd for Gil
Niis.
kIsRsS II. 4 /. cs s r''''''''r'.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06
srsrLEnrs,s cpofaIIG. Etc.

THE CAMPAIGN FAIRLY OPENED.
HAYES AND TiLDKx ARE IN TsE
dsid. bat remember The graf leading suss.
tion At Issue 10 not who shall b. our psrt
pfvsidsnt, but
WHO SELLS
the BEST
FOR THE LEAST MONEY!
BANNER BROS,
GREAT cLoTHlERs
VIRGINIA CITY.
OYER THEIR rNrruk STOCK OF
DRESS.
DIAGONAL AND
BUSINESS svirs'
and Boys'G Clothing,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-06

TT Is UTTERLY ,nrossIBLs TO Owe
. d.seiptioa Of the varied stock. Yea viii
pleas soaddsf this On i.vitstiSn 70 call I'D
. xsnips this elegant dispi.y Of goods.
, 1877-12-30

word more about the great Fair. It has eor,u
TO an end at last, and, though the S40UDO svere
not realized, S35, 900 is a pretty biz sum. anI
tLe proprtetors find no fault. There Is an its'u
concerning the Fair post-otlice which is ysrv I IN
teressing. There were over 'e'y III
il.OUU LETTERS CONTRIBUTED
TO this post office, all OF them Of rich and ro,x
nature, ful OF versatility aud snap. Pson;!! oaS!
went about, especially young people, with ~" ~
eefsaitl ~ conv'etion that the letter they had r.
celved was written by some one who knew .f ai
about tnen'. And not only that, but eyers hods ~
NJ Wa IN more than commonly satisfied wiki r.,
Ia;s mssi'e nc or she had bright. :.
Miss Hale, that one to her brother and ~ .,n m
Nell, here is the upshot Of the matter. Ons Jn.
person @ wrote an these t:ooo lctters,-the same
person who in 1SlD wrote 1000 letters for nc
Bunker Hill Monument post-oilice,-lett1anns, 1ns
M Wh,ch were famous at that time. These for ths
Did South Fal: were all new and written withi''
the space Of three weeks THIS seems .su.a sa!..
big story, but It is rouched for as truth. AZ
SO ends the story Of the Old South Fair. 1'o
, 1877-12-30

we're surprised at their residence, No. 414 War
rem avenue, By about forty Of their friends.
Little Daisy Ho!laday celebrated her fifth
natal day last Thursday evening at the Gardner
House. An elaborate supper was discussed ii
the ordinary at O'Clock. Presents and flowers
were In abundance.
The fifth meeting of the "Bashi-Ba.ouks u
was held at the residence Of Miss Fannie Koy
Thursday evening.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The next party Of Our Friends will take place
at Bouruique's Academy Thursday evening.
The next party at the Sans Parei] has been
postponed to Monday evening, Jan. Z, at Bour-
ni4ue'e.
lie Round-rable Club will meet merit
Wednesday afternoon at the residence Of Mrs.
G. Il. Willett, No. 4215 Langley avenue. None
but members OF the Club invited.
The Ridotto Club, of Hinsdale, IS busy pre-
pairing an entertainment for Ncw-Ycar's ere.
The next party OF the Snowfakcs wilt take
place Jan at the residence OF Capt. r Nc
Ray, No. 2Sl Hermitage avenue.
The fifth annual reception Of the Chica 90
I1elecraphers is to take PLACE at the Gardner
Committee.
The Chicago Division, No 1, Railway Con-
ductors' Brotherhood. will give its first annual
bail at McCormick's Rail tomorrow evening. 4
grand affair is promised.
The thirteenth annual ball Of the Chicago
Calcdonian Club will he l1cd on Burns ami
. rcrsary, the 25th Of January. The officers are
making every effcrt to make the ball most en-
joyablt affair.
Cosmopolitan Lodge No. 6, H. of P, will
giye its seventh annual socablc and reunion at
the Nattcson House Thursday evening, Jan. 49,
PERSONAL
Dr.. Jesse Wasson, Of Laportc City. H.. editor
Of The Progress Of that place; is in the CITY, the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. &. H. Andrews, 1901
Bowen avenue
Miss Nellie tsmon, OF jackson. Mich, is
visiting Miss Jennie Hollister, IA Michigan
avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Lester Coffecn, nee Martin,
returned Thursday, and hare apartments at the !
Gardner House. |
The many. friends of Miss Geneyieye Sisson |
will learn with regret that she is lying seriously
i'll at her fathers residence, 1884 Indiana avenue
.. Miss Laura +. Brown goes to kcnosha for /!
Newly ears: aud also to attend the wedding Of
Miss Bain Jan. 8.
afsa Ada c. Badger has returned from Ken
tucky, and will receive her friends on New
}ears Day-
Miss L. A. Orn,sby, Of Pewaukee, Wis, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. 4. Heath at No. GO |
North Sheldon street.
Mrs. A. u. Lamb has returned homo, after an
absence OF two months, much improved in
health.
, 1877-12-30
IN MEMORlAM,


be!osed friend, these Christmae-ttmes,
w., nen so"nus u! n,'lln lloa@ thfonsh tue air.
ed oiGe Vii T. ishas sssea.l from happy homes
sit WIN '9ded hnnas apart,
fhou m,,. %ho va o. diast M share our ev'ry thought
Our eVry happiness, last year.
'u9t H,. Mnen sne spring smiled On the Earth.
wy, " Hen ilsnla enas pceped from the mold,
"m "nsa ~ Nlniers chill ahd storms were o'cr,
,rr my heaft grew sttli--thy hands grew cold.
~ &" npavednsab II maj ma1teteo REQ not;
f9f us. T. the grIcf, the tears, the gloom;
ro1 .nee' hoihe among the blest.
TTvs1 rny ,en,an aaGamea that thon wo"ldst die
Az any y senaIr W. tasks seemed inst hestu.
~ .d no;s' a!as: . must either hands
Al, ",p1e.e ,,' .ts .ne work taon e!tst nndone.
N'i Thv nu n,tiert m ;nsi..s ,Ick my sentae Skill
The rnsy tiircaJs arc ali icf, nwf
- "'o"sn''
, 1877-12-30

which are narrow plisscs ol the barcge which il
usually white. The edge Of the drapery i
trimmed with fringe or quillings Of lace, or viii
piping5 OF the silk which forms the skirt.
The appreciation Of really artistic home adorn-
! ments aud furnishing is Il cause which is march
ing brarelv on. American residences are fas!
gaining cosmopolitan reputation rs the most
elegantly and correctly furnished in the world.
c. L. Woodman's cakes have been conspicu.
| GUS and tempting features OF all elegant New
| Years spreads for many years past In Chicago.
They will figure in pleasant prominence on the
! reccption-banquet tables Of our most distin-
guished society ladies next Tuesday. The firm
! OF G. L. Woodnlan & Co. is now at No. IL
particularly large and appetizing showing of
New-Year's cakes and other pastry is to be found
| there. The capacious and beautiful lunch-par-
lors in connection with this fine bakery are the
fayoritc resorts OF families and OF ladies III their
! downtown shopping tours. It is>the choicest
restaurant Chicago has ever possessed
Perfect breeding and perfect perfumes are
inseparable. The society lady, the man Of the
world, aud people Of refinement everywhere use
only the choicest OF Installations, and they judge
often OF the position and characters OF those
with whom they are brought in contact By the
nature of the perfumes used by the latter The
fragrant essence OF every delightful flower
known to nature breathes through the prcpara-
tions Of Dr. Price; sold by Steele j. Price, per-
funers. 10 Randolph street.
The social season is on again, aud the phllo-
pGna lies in wait for the unwarv young man.
i wicked Acw York reporter tells Of man in
tnat city who has eight daughters, all adopts in
tile business, to whom he presented barrel OF
almonds for this nefarous purpose, and nDw his
home glows like fancy goods store with plated
ware fancy soaps, albums. gloves, French call
dies, aud other temporal blessings.
To make the best sewing machines the world |
lad ever seen; to sell them at honorable tig-
ures, aud to both Keep out Of aud light against |
, 1877-12-30

|
! Practically, there arc no sales OF any copse
quellte. Transfers take place which are ticket
ett with this name, but when looked into they
afford No criterion Of prices, aud like Mr.. Pick.
"hidden fire or secret designs. Agents re-
port everything quiet; no demand, and trans
ACTIONS next to nothing. There is no prospect
OF any improvement until spring.
We note the following sales: james c. Glenn
ent sold to Charles Clement, 1l9x1U7 feet,
northwest corner Uf Western aycntlr and Mon.
roe street: also 99xl39 feet on Monroe street,
bMstwcen vt Oakley avenue and Leavitt street, ior
! $4,000.
The Third Presbyterian Church property was
SOLD R to 81 s.. Pauls Reformed Episcopal Church
George N. Farnsworth sold 5sx1oo feet, with
] buildings, northeast corner OF Narshfeld and
IL Congress streets, for $4,000.
| Lew Ning sold to Isaac Hartman, e0x75 feet,
/ with building, northeast corner OF Indiana aud
J Cass streets, for $3.50.
Three acrcs at the northeast corner OF Ash
| land avcnue and Diyersey street sold for
$500.
Lot on Michigan avenue, near southeast cor
! ncr OF tifty-third street, west front, 75xlCo
feet, sold for s+.00U.
Lot on Irving place, 254 feet north If Harri-
son street, east front, 20x134 ) u feet, with i'm
proVements, sold for S5,0OO.
Suburban property has been qlct. Two lots
at RaSc'1swood sold for Sl.4OO; two lots at
western Springs, $500; twelve lots 1t liver
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SATURDAYS TRANSFERS..
lhe following Instruments were tilcd for rec
ord Saturday. Der. ~:
CITY PROPERTY
SaFatosn st, " cor oY Thirty third st.
entire b!ock tJnia F. Darling to Simeon
Nashl, dated Dee. ~ 3,...S II. 200
Dashlcl Nv. Ill BID IT y OF Twenty
=, eighth ut. C I. 24x1224 It, dated Dec IS go
Rockwell vt, 424 It OF Fulton st, VI,
:, 24ai26 IT, dated Dec. -. ... ....... ESQ
IN bnren st esS It Of Loomis ri nf
2ixl1o #, dalca Dec. ~ .... -. .... 1000
Gtove!a1ld Park Nv {No. :,13>. AIS It. Of
Thifty-Ars st. " I, 25x110 II, uatrd
Dec 2G. G......,........... ~ $500
Van Buren, Il, Ell ii 9 Of Icavitt st, 5ox
bG Il, with buildings, dated March H. 1853
superior st. So LILO It e Of klnyabu1y st.
n +, 24S100 II, dated Dec. 2sj. ). .:. Loo
West Madison 1t, II It OF Stauuton st.
rf, 241l27 II, dated Dec. 3....... 9,025
Lincoln u, .,,-9 It Il " OF Milwaukee ay,
ser, 25x13e II, with other property,
trow j: Clarke '.' ..... =. ...... w 49, 900
Campbell Nv. 1054i II OF Adams st, ef,
2ox'u, dated Dec. II ........... $500
SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK AND YEAR.
lne following is the total a,noun. Of cty and
suburban transfers, within radius OF seven
miles ot the Court House, filed for record during
the week and year entling Saturday, Dee. ~; City
sales, ~; consideration, $313, G:S. North of
CITY limits, sales 4; consideration, $5.4W-
south Of city limits, sales .: consideration,
o]3.1Ti- West Ut city limits, sates |; conssl-
Grafton, S3O0U. Total sales, ;,S Tutal consid-
-ratlou, $.tJ, ,o23t.