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ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS.

COMFORTS.
INELlN DESFOSSES FRENCH BAKERY
Il vienna ROLLS \ SPECIALITY.
(ESipblIslCd l59D
IS YEARs OF lSCHEtsiSG SUCCEsS
FELIX DTSftSSE
he welknOwn and only real French bak Washing
ton, has removed To No 2Ul2 street. between Twen-
cth and Twenty first streets near Pensy lvania ave-
nue., where In house expressly built for the purpose,
,ure OF The best French and American Bread French
Bread q speciality. Liberal terms offered 10 hotels
and dealers.
N B-French Bread IL recommended for persone
OF delicate health especially ior those suffering fr0m
dyspepsia Beware Of limitations ttetf
CEwING MACHINES.
New White,
New Improved Davis
New Improved Wilson.
Domestic,
Weed
Howe,
singer,
Home Shuttle,
Wheeler Wilson
Remington.
Sccor
All Kinds for Reni.5taG 50 per month.
MrKESNEY 4 CO.,
<N Ninth street northwest
n KRIEdi, MATTRESS MANUFACTURER, NO
W. 1911 penn'a av. uphOsierlng done in the best
manner. Mattresses made to order Hair Mattresses
made over equal to new. Spring Beds made 70 order
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EDUCATIONAL.

INSTRUCTION IN GERMAN by THE CON
l. versatonal Metbod.-PTo. IIENESS, OF BAlt
more proposes forming an additional class OF La.ies
and Gentlemen IN the ahernoon for 40 hours tS.'o
a week. For particular INQUIRE al w1ltaker's No
9ii Pennsylyasru avenns nOvI7-Hs
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VERY nest PRICES PAID FOR
sECOND-HAND CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, ETC.
AT JUsTHs OLD STAND.
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INTEREST PAID ON DEpOSITS.
L Special rates oil time deposits
J. II. SQrIER & co,
0clstf Bankers. AlG Pennsylvania avenue.
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nOv1p-MWF&ds

A UCTION SALE OF TWO NEAT TwO.sToRY
"A BRICK DWELLINGS, WITH THE LOTS
THEY STAND ON, LOCATED ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF NORTH ] SrREET, BE
TWEEN FIRST STREET. AND NEW JEIt-
sEY AVENUE, IN WASHINGTON CITY,
by virtue Of deed OF trust dated Juno T. 1877 duly
recorded In Liber ss folio M, OF the land records
for the District OF Columbia, and by direction OF the
party secured thereby, Will offer for sale at public
auction, In front Of the premises on FRIDAY,
November 90, 1871 at four o'clock M, lots and Qf
Dsvdge and Fishers subdivision of square bS, with
the improvements, &C. ereon aud thereto belonging,
In Washington city, District OF Columbia.
Terms OF salei Ouethird cash, one-third In six
months and one third In twelve months all cash at
the option Of he purchaser The purchasers promis-
sOry notes 10 be given for the deer oil payments bear
Ing interest from the day Of sale and 10 be secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold and satisfactory
policy ofinsurance on the buildings All conveyanc.
Ing purchasers cost sio deposit on acceptance OF
N RThs property will be sold subject to two truss
2f prior date, one dated July l. 1876 and recorded In
Liber SD, folio a. OF said land records to secure GER
able IN two years amer dRte and interest thereon from
payable senli.annnai,y the oher dated July 1876,
and recorded Ia I'd Liber 80 at folio CO. to secure the
tslancc unpaid on two overdue promisSOrv notes,
dated Juy |, 1879, for $3.50 each being sO on one,
with interest NJ ten per cent per annum from Serem
ber T. 1871 ana eva on the other with the same rate Of
interest from August Is, 1877.
JAMES 4. EDWARDS, (r,,.,o,s
MILTON &. BARNARD, ir"s'c'S'
nolT.STuThSds GEORGE TRUESDEIL, Auct.
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MILTON q. RARNAltD trustees
nolT+STuThSds GEORGE TRUESDELL, Auct.
THANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES.
~ TATE ON FIFTEENTH STREET, BErWEEN
LAND n STREErS NoRTliWkssT, IN THE


~ TATE ON FIFTEENTH STREET, BErW ZEN
LAND NJ STREETS NORTHWEST, IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON, u. C.
By virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, passed In Equity cause No. Jss
Wright vs., Patterson ct all wl sell at public auC
ton, IN front Of the premises on SATURDAY. the
first day OF December, N1 at four o'clock u. M, the
souih twenty four Ga net fur 90 inches troni ronn
on Fifteenth street west by the depth of hundred
and seven (l0) feet five (S) inches ct lot w, ntvive
LS) and the north fourteen 40 feet eight 49, inches
mont fronting said Fifteenth street west, by the
depth of one hundred and seven GO) feet and five i)
inches Of lot twcnty-sx I2b) all in Dayds9ns sub;
division of lots, In square number hundred and
ninety-seven, (iU7D IN the city of Washington and
District Of Columbia, improved by q two (.) story
frame dwelling ghouse, No. 1876 Fifteenth street north
west
Terms: one-fourth ~ cash. and residue in three
equal nstallnents at six twelve Qsl and eighteen
s) months from day Of sale with Interest at six 6l
per cent. per al cash at the option Of the
purchaser; 500 to be deposited acceptance Of bid.
All conveyaneing at purchasers cost. II the terms
are not complied with In seven days. the right s
served to resell said property at the risk and cost OF
JOB BARNARD, Trustee,
+sJ Louisiana avenue northwest.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

IINIvERsAL r. R. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICK ETs to or from all points bought
exchanges or sold at q reduction OF ONE DOLLAR
upon any other otiics or depot In this city.
Tickets good till used. Baggage checked through.
Apply TO NJ ID. WHITE6IDE
mhi2Iys ooa Pennsyivania avenue Shoe store.
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Tho following the opening and closing rates for
the active stocks tciegrlphed In ". d. Cooke jr
Co.. from the Nc: York Stock Exchange:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hs- TO MEMBERS or CONGRESS:
Clll on JAMES u. RYAN, stenographlc reporter,
for your short hand writing. Terms moderate and
abundant testimonials furnished. His bureau nur-
nshcs the host and quickest reporters.
Branch Office, C1n ngressonal Globe office, 40 Penn
sylvnnla avenue.
Residence, fti seventh street southwest. noIg.im
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In prayers for Others remember
He pTayeth best who lcavr' unguessed
The mystery of another breast.
Why checks grow pale, why eyes o'erflow,
Or heads are white, thou needst not know.
Enough To note, by many n sign,
That every heart hath needs like thine
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Murder will Out.

y few years ago August Flower"
was discovered to be q certain cur. for
Dyspepsia ard Liver Complaint. 4
few thin DyspeptIcs made known to
their friends how easily and quickly
they had been cured by its use. The
great merits of GREENS AUGUST FLOW.
ER became heralded through the conn
try from one sufferer TO sncther, until,
without advertising. its sale has become
Immense. Druggists in EVERY
TOWN in the United States are Sc ling
It. No person suffering from Sour
Stomach. Sick Headache, Costiveness,
palpitation of the Heart. indigestion,
low spirits, &c, can take three doses
without relief Go TO your Druggist
and get bottle for 10 cents and try it.
Sample bottle. 10 cents. Crane < Brig.
ham, Agents, San Francisco.
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EMERsoS's Observation-Disclosures ara.
IN ieslest Hall was filed when the
curtain rang up last night, and the il.
fepr"sslb'e Emer4on got a reception tia.
SPOKE well for the town No matter
no" hard the times are. S,a.tl- k9s a.
ways given liberal patronage TO good
shows The first part passed Of yery
wei, especially the ballads Of Harm,
ana Davis. but when Billy gave them
the "Skidmore Guards" in his mint.
BILE style, be was soon in harmony with
MS auditors. The second part then
came on with Cogill and Cooper's cap
itai double song aud dance business. fol-
lowed by Karl Steele's capital violin
cello SOLO executed in style worthy of
Hartdessen himself And then came
Emerson IN his specially Of Sweet
Aiieen, followed by his several encore
songs. He missed his best one, Pretty
a. Picture" but we hope TO hear it on
his return from Victoria. q week from
tonight. But the wonder of the even
ing vas Norton's lightning change bus
mess in which he personated six differ.
eDt characters. The ladies cannot I'M
derstaud the style in which it Is done.
We are indebted to Norton for this cap
ltal show. for Bert (the Portland man
ager) failed to keep his engagement
with the troupe and they were on the
point Of going to San Franclsco with
ont visiting the Sound We can thank
bim and his company for Il very enjoy
able evening
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MALT LIlJuRs. The amount nt beer
consumed IN Seattle almost borders on
the fabulous. Not only have we two
large breweries in SUGGEST ul operation.
but We also import from abroad large
Quantities of lager beer. Steiacoom
beer Is X pt in many of the saloons, but
H. former superiority over Seattle beer
(indisputablc at one time) is waning
before the rapidly advancing quality of
our two local breweries. Miller, at the
Tivoli Hall keeps five kind. of beer and
Vergon. at the Centennial Hall, does
the same. At ali the other beer halls,
they keep at least three. The famed
Bud weiser beer brewed on the Bohe-
mian formula instead Of the Bavaran,
can only be had at the Tiyoli; while the
Milwaukee beer Is kept only at Vergon' s.
Guttenburg keeps the Pilscner beer,
made at st. Louis. Mo, in addition to
the product Of the local brewerics In
all. there are nine kinds of lager beer
sold here. to-wit; North Pacific, Slorah's
Steilacoom, Anheuser, Bud weiser, Mil
waukie, Pilsener. Boca. and Humboldt
Add to this the English ale and porter
Imported here by five wholesale LIQUOR
houses, and it makes up a sum of mouey
that would give any one man princely
sum for a revenue
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us FATR--The opening fair of the
aas County Industrial Association
" begin today at Yeslcr's Hall. Let
lyman who has anything to exhibit,
= \ in the hall 1t might be
Asas worthy of exhibition by 9TH
m not by himself. The best fruits
~ cooperate zone are grown in this
!' such MS apples, pears anG
-. while The garden vegetables are
a'ed tor size and delicacy of tia.
ou' local manufactures are far in
.aee o. the surrounding towns. en-
as .ae products of three foundries.
calne shops. two boiler facto-
~ so furniture factories. five SPRING
1se''es and sash and door fac
besides these there are fish cur
.s.olishments. diaries, meat pack
~ ups and other industries which
" Tue natural wealth of the
stock-raising cannot be said
~ aaa fair start as yet. but what
saa bulls have been imported
IN 'ae Improvement of stock. are
~, suality. In n word, it is n be-
49, aud everything must have ii
ss -s We have endeavored
!. p'ainly about everything and
u ~ -, no eifatt to report the cxhi
altly on its merits
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A NOVEL FEATURE-L. =. Smith &
Son. the enterprising and public spir-
tied jewelry firm on Front street. offer
prize to be gwen on the ,ast night
of the Fair. which cannot fail to prove
attractive AS is well known, the band
receive 10 compensation from the So
ciety for playing at the Fair. In order
to help tAem out. Mr.. Smith gives a
beautiful silver butter dish which is to
be voted to the prettiest unmarried girl
in the audience. 1t costs twenty-five
cents for the privilege of voting and
the money goes to the band The lady
who receives the greatest number of
ballots. will receive the butter dish.
This plan is ingenious and speaks well
for the firm donating the prize.
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MARINE lTENs.-The bark Nidette
sailed on Monday and the Northwest
yesterday from Port Madison, both for
San Francisco. The schooner Frithiof,
bark Oregon and Gem Of the Ocean. and
ship Coquimbo arrived at Port Town
send yesterday from San Francisco and
the CHILEAN ship Ermina Alvarez from
Valparaiso. The schooner LaGironde
arrived at Blakely last night from San
Francisco j.. Bark Forest Queen, Capt.
Burns. arrived Mt Port Ludlow yester-
day
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4AL W. 7. SmERMAN.-Tnis
.'neef, who is probably as near
f'at of representative Ameri-
- nea generally reach. arrived
- xoaday nigh. on thu revenue
~e Tsosma. Yesterday meru-
- aaAoss With Csps. eelden
promensds Of our city. ex-
s,s.slf highly pleased with
10 bsan,lful private resi-
49, Although nearly twenty
- than when We last saw him.
- retains much of that quick
ss.,;,'0'as and energetic look which
~ !, him during the great
y y San Francisco in February.
aass,s quite gray and the sandy
sS Gay has nearly disappeared
81. All and beard. He lief, for
Sas.ad on the revenue cutter
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The UNDERGROUND ENGINE The
small locomotive reeen:ly brought here
on the Eldorado for the use of the
Seattle Coal 4 Transportation Co, will
be hauled out tn the mine to-day. 1t is
calculated 10 perform the work OF 80
mules.
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DENTIsrRY.-Dr. J. r. Porter, of
Oakland, Cal, Dentist Of high stand
ing IN tina. city, who is stopping a few
weeks or months in our city, with Il
view or permanently locating here,
ofteis his professional services to any
who may wish them. He is prepared
TO execute in the best of style any
dental operation. Office over Mad
docks drug store, Mill street
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HEAVY RAINs.-The foodgates Of
Heaven were unlocked at late hour
on Monday night and copious showers
lasted all night. Tuesday morning
broke clear and fair with bright sun
shine, but it commenced to rain again
ut noon 1t has been u succession of
tears and smiles ever since.
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w. II STEVENS" This schooner
which arrived from San Francisco yes
terd~y morning. brought 100 kegs OF
blasting powder, 10 casks Cumberland
coal and twelve tons Of salt To Schwa-
bacher Bros. 4 Co.
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The ANTON This steamer did
not leave here az usual yesterday MORN
ing. being chartered by Jack Levy to
take the Emerson Mins.rels to Port
Townsend. They left for their desti-
nation immediately after the perfor-
nance. but will play here two nights
on their return from Victoria about
a week hence
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JCsr ARRIVED IN Town by the Con-
s,itution. Donnolly's Yeast Powder
Agent. who will give to every family
sample of the celebrated powder free of
charg,. Should you by accident not
receive any. call At your grocer and get
IT,
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PASSED UP.-Among the passengers
on the Annie Ste Sart last night. were
the members Of the Bert Dramatic
Troupe, which played Around tae
World in Eighty Days" here last week.
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~ Mr.. Adolph Mundt. of the firm
of Mundt Il Davis. who has been 10
San Francisco laying in large stock of
goods for:their esta0lishr ent, returned
last evening, having come by way of
Portland.
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llILI INYELLIGENlER.
,r.dnesday. sept'r 20. 1877.
1Hf CONSTITUTION.
rour.Thousand Ton Ship at
Seattle.
INV the GIANT LOOKED.

,on, of a cannon of Belliown
~ =, sbout six o'clock. reused the
- =, nblecmatic of the seattleites from
p. ..ccu,.oued dizziness. In less titan
~ .,inutes the wharf was black with
=" !. and when the big ship was
E l.',I, .lsus.ide the wharf with Capt.
s 80. on the raadle-bo1es and Billy
"a, toe popular pilot at the.wheel.
Nc, Il welcoming cheers went mp
49,. =. crowd. Two and half years
ron ~. ~ I.mentcd Howell landed the
sso' ~ .,crle. there as the pioneer Of u
Los az. u.s., line 70 San Franci.co. Here
W.. one Of
sY TINES HER SIZE.
r.. Constitution is 81 feet long,
81 e., beam and - feet depth OF hold.
o. o., ,Oan.ge is 400 tons by carpen-
~ ns.surement and about $500 by
..,;.ter. She carries crew Of seventy
,hrse persons and Is COMMANDED Oy ",
ssabary, late Of the City Of Panama;
=. osseer. ". II. Roberts; chief engi-
-. :. Francis Cough; L. f Meeker
~,..ou: Henry Wafer. puraer; Geo
tr.raou. freight clerk. aud John
a.siu steward With the exception
W,,srs Cough and Roberts, these
..,,Ismen are all former officers IN
hi. trade.
HER PASSAGE HITLER.
w.,oos Of excellent weather, arriving
;, Victoria in 20 hours. and reaching
"a in 1902 hours from San Francisco.
i. hing, back to Us u number OF Sc
..I.i,es who are returning home from
~ Francisco, among them Il. G. Miles
"A n. Uhlfelder. who speak IN the
I,ghssv terms Of the grand old ship
"a her courteous officers. Her freight
h, consists Of 4i9 packages for Town
y.a s3ss for Seattle, $50 for Tacoma
,sd go for Olympia. This makes
,a.l O. 26s tons of freight for the
sand ports, of which l6i tons was for
ss.ile.
SIZE WILL LEAVE HERE.
Var Victoria on Thursday morning
,b,at o'clock, and all persons taking
a.,sge on her will be boarded free OF
ssarge on the vessel during her three
lays stay in Esquimalt No such OPP
ertuni.y has ever been afforded Seat.
l. people for a delightful pleasure ex-
arsion for the low price of forty dol
us. The staterooms are as large rs
the entire cabins Of most of our ordi-
asry Sound, boats aud the table, under
ihs charge al Martin. the old steward
d the Dakota, is equal TO that Of any
hotel in the land.
HER FREIGHT LIST
Embraces tho following consignces Of
merchandise:
Cosagaes A B Duer. Bean Il McAliis-
sr, Crawford 4 Harrington. Chilberg
Bros Clendenin & Miller, G l. Mitchell,
cAss Naher. C C tanner, + S Ingrahm.
! Bryant, Fraubnthal Bros, II Jones,
aauis Il Atsridge. Hall & Paulson. ii
ialislder. J z Comerford. John Sulli-
~. Wenzler, & q Gasches. J Bur,
! Boxen. l. Reinig. Louisa Goodtinc.
) Rowe. Mundt 4 Davis Mrs II
ssin, II McAndrews, Mrs S L. Bur
nghs u X Maddocks. McCaw Il
kagsrs, IA A Kelly Il Co. Peterson
No. Paul Glassen, Pinkham & SAKE
ih'p i Wadleigh. Renton Holmes d
AZ Baxter Il Go, Schwabacher. Bros
90 I u Wilson. Wusthoff & Valid.
~ Humphrey, Wadell & Miles, W
Jennings, Wells Fargo 4 Co.
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SENTEScEp-Judge Lewis sentenced
ii. L. Sutton To FIVE years imprison-
mens in the Peniten,;ary yesterday a:
Port Townsend.
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HEAVY WEATHgR.-lt blew very
hard in the lower Sound yesterday and
. small vessel was driven ashore At
Port Townsend.
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EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
at lowest rates on Great Britain, Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets TO and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle, w. L.
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NITROUS OXIDE GAS at Lockc's
Dental Office.
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MCREA -WATkISSOS - At the View England
Hotel. Seattle. September 18th. by Rev JohE
r. Damon. William McRea and Mary watkir.
son, both Of Mason county. W. T.
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A5O Asisnrs.-The barken,ine
4a; viii haul into Yesler's
~ !, @''n'ns for = deckload of
c~la. VII WI be followed by the
ie ,se''n.ner. sister vessel 10
~ MA; as1a:s.a'd, which arrised on
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~ Smoke the Bon Ton. now oll
hand at all cigar standA
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NoBoBY has found Charley Ross yet.
but everybody has found the best place
IN Seattle to get Oysters-at Plper's, of
course.
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PURE Mocha Coffee for sale cheap at
Chilberg Bros.
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For GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread,
60 to Piper's.
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THE CENTENNIAL SALOON still MAIN
talns It's reputation for keeping the best
Lager Beer in the city.
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FOR SALE, in lots to suit, 10000
grain sacks. S. BAXTER & Co.
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AErIas. Grand Lodge of
- o,' .'l'aston Territory will
o'snpia so-morrcw.
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MUSIC STORE.

| am prepared to sell for CASH, or
on easy installments,
, 1877-08-12

10 bN EAuVF u Inc 451oNHe~
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE act incorporating the
South Park Commissioners says in Sec 8:
''said Board Of Commissioners shall be a
body polite and shall hare and enjoy all the
powers necessary for the purposes OF this act-" )"
In Sec 13 Of said act we find the following:
"The said Board shall have the full and exclu-
Htve power to govern, manage, aud direct said
park; to lay out and regulate the same; to
pass ordinances for the regulation and govern
meDt thereof; to appoint such engineers, sur
veyors, clerks, and other officers, including
police force, as may be necessary. !.
And GENERALLY, In regard to said park, they
b. law conferred upon or possessed by the Com
mon Council OF the City OF Chicago in respect
10 the public squares and places IN said CITY,"
II the law creating the corporation known as
the "South Park Commissioners " has not been
amended, it is very clear they have the sole and
exclusive right to control all the lands, boulc-
Yards, and streets possessed by them. Has the
Law been changed! And Ii it has not, is it pro-
posed to transfer" a street Of the
Gg Of Chicago to this outside
corporation SO that it will hold it
By the same right and tenure By which it now
Is lit not clear that it will have exclusive control
over Michigan avenue? Not policeman, not
IN Alderman, not even the Mayor OF the city,
could step on to the street and exercise any OF
The powers held by them by virtue Of their
Offices, Not a team OF carriage could cross It
souers.
Hit Is proposed to f'tfansfcr" Michigan ave-
nue. upon such conditions, please let your your
readers know it, and We shall soon see how
many people there are in Chicago who will favor
It. Have we not had sufficient experience in
giving to corporations rights Our streets With
city! INQUIRER.