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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31
NOTICE.

Judge l. L. West is hereby authorized to act
as my agent in the renting ST houses. the collec-
ton of rents, &c.
JOHN L.. PENNINGTON.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

Atmore's Premium Mince Meat At Was
son e. Co.'s,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

Something new! Old plug, chewing and
telephone smoking tobacco at J~snkinson's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

Good winter apples by the Peck or bari
at WATSON & Co., Capital street.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31
WANTED.

Hats, caps, all styles at Kstz's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

Carpets, best and cheapest stock.i in Da
kota at
r. A. KETcHUM's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

Go to Jenkinson's TO get your Oysters,
and you will BE- sure to get them good.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

Eiseman's fall style Of hats are superb.
No man who values his personal appearance
will neglect to procure one.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

Teas and Coffees a specially. Au goods
guaranteed. If not as represented, money
cheerfully returned, ct WATSON & Co.'S.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

Harry Kat.'s stock Of winter ovsrcosts Il
now complete.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

apple Butter, Peach Butter, Ounce and
Pear Butter at WATSON & Co.'s.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

Boys and youths underwear at Katz's.
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NOTICE TO FAKE DISPOSITIONS.

Blank Notices to Take Dispositions for
sale at the Press and Dakotsian counting
room.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

Dr.. n. D. Dodge, dentist, Dewits's block,
Yankion.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

Ladies' visiting cards In "a different styles
at Tho Press 4 Dakotaian Office.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

Cash for Butter and Eggs at WATSON {
Co.'s. IA y.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

All the novelties in gents neckwsar, At
Harry Katz's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

Lemons, cranberries, peaches and every
hing, a Waason's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

Boneliy cod, Holland macerel, hams and
breakfast bacon at
WATSON & Co.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

New England Cider, warranted pure, lust
received at ~Jenkinson's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

Peaches, pears. appricots, gsges and every.
thing in the canned goods line BY the can
or case, for family u.e, 1t WATSON 4 Cos.
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New York stics Michigan qnarters an,
apples At
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I'M RIVER JOrTINGs.

Yankton, Oct. 31st.
, 1877-05-30
NORTHERN LIGHTS.
AnAefdl hAdaHak IA "a a F.kA,. 1.

LAsALLu, ILL.,. MaJ GA remarkably brill
INIT display Of the aurora torealis attracted tho
attention Of many Of tho pcople Ut this city last
evohlng. aucccssivc waves Of sllycry light
rolled up from the north aud aassed In lun,in-
ous clouds near tho xonith. Tho northwestern
horizon displayed bright crimson color, and
bolt OF eilveFy light flashed and wrcathcl hall
tho ezpanse OF the heavens from enst to west.
Special Nspatch to Ina TtfsusA
WATEa7owN, M'ls., May c9.-Last evening,
while Charles +. kfcbs stool outdoors nllrlMg
tho aur0ra.borealls, tho moucy-drawer waS
taken fsom blu saloon, aud all tho cash II con.
taanca, to tho amount Of between ~ and 81,
stolen. The drawer, With somu papers, was
pe7son6 wcEo arrested on suspicion, out were
discharged, a nothing connected with thu theft
could be proved Agalnst them. Ona of them,
however, named Top. Rogers, was held for w.
gEaucy, and scutcnced to tue Jefferson Jal,
, 1877-05-30

the churches Of Scotland, FREQ and established,
had sent ttclegntc8 to tho Assembly. md
whether II was worth willis to send delegates
Dr.. Rockwell said delegates 10 thoee bodies
wcro given an earnest aud delightful welcome.
That hal been his experience, and they sa!d Il
was their earnest destre 10 keep up the CORE.
epondcnce.
Dr. Hatfield stated that there were delegates
from the FREQ Church Of Scotland and tho
Church of ireland present in 1874. They sent
delegates once in three ycarr. Their expenses
wcsc pail, and 1t waa perhaps for that feason
that delegates were not Hent more often.
Tho report was coneurrcd In.
THE HKPLY.
Mr.. Horton, on behalf OF tho epctta1 COM
mittee on Temperance, submitted the follow
Ing:
The Special Committee on Temperancs, to which
Hns referred 4 communication from the General
Assembly ~ the United Pfesb5 efEan Church., ask.
Ing this body to appoint committee to meet
similar eommittcca from other Evangelical
Churches At Xcntn. o.. on the second Tneslay OF
October, 1877, there 10 consult With reference "a
plan Tot united effort on tho subject, report ~
follows, VIZ:
Tint The Assembly coneurs Ia theso suggestions
and appoint snth Committee TO report The rcsntt Of
their deliberations 10 the next General Assemble
and that tho Ray. T. y. Hopkins, Of xenia,. O.,
Laschtord, Of CoTington. O.. b such Committee.
, 1877-05-30
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
In fhk EditaH af TAa Tcfh4snn

PHILADELPHIA. Pa., Msy.2S.-I am greatly
pleased with tho general tone as well as cntes-
prise Of Tns TRIBUNE. Ihold It up with priao
to the dslzens Of Philadelphia ~ tho best paper
tn this country % neEspaper,-not o1ccpt
tho New York zftbunA Tinaes, and Herald. aud
] sec them ali daily. ! get more important
news-aGws on great national issucs-than
from alt Of them, although It comes to Mo near
" - thousand miles, and u fosty-clght hours
old when Kct It. Ihave been strongly moved
at times to vrito you about ten lines Tor pub
lieation expressing my petsonnl sense Of tho c1.
the. nau1o 0! ono ol4 .AbolItlonst, about tho
soundness OF whose snt!-sarery principles there
can tO no question, who NTH both hanls aud
eru policy, lM.A
, 1877-05-30
C0Al SALTS.

NEw YONG, May a0.-ThcIo wns talc to-day
at public auction Of 1900 tons OF rittston
coal. BY order Of Tho Pennsylvania Coal
Company. Tho attendance was largo and
the bidding brisk. The following prices vtrc
Tenth Ten Thousand tons lump at se.,s; 1000 ton,
steamer started at e375; 1200o tons Of grato
opened At sa.eo, bat soon fell to s2G711<<. then
advanced to ta72>S. closing at tint price; 5000
tons eeg At $3.50; 5000 tons eheatnut, opening
as $3.50 ana closed at s2.e71<; 1900 tous Of
stove a. as; 20D tons pea u $3.50.
Tho Delaware, LackaNaBna Il Western Rult.
road Company sold l5, 900 tons BeEaotou coal
Il ea5a5S. feil "a s34, md cioscd IT ;a.ssS; ST
1000 tons gratc openo.l at 32.t2>H, tell to
83.3714, and closed at $ee.40; oa.o00 tons ecg
opened at t2.bo, advanced 10 $o.dok<, at whitll
figure IT. closed; 900 tons stoya opened at
$41s1f, Tel! 70 e2.70, a. which figure It closed !;
20, 0U tnns chestnut opencl at s3.37I<&, aslyanr.
anl closed Al 4a40.
, 1877-05-30
H0W'S THIS, FRANK7

CHICAGO, May m-Thc nomination Of Mr.
Glbort, Of this city, - United States SUB
Treasurer, a queer comment upon c!v!l-scryice
reform, which the fhcnls OF AfE. Hayes insist
be Is so rcsolutcly bent On eiFccting. For f1yo
years Gilbert, although writer On an evening
2of which Aa ha4 received "a per d4Y, and which
oa1re il : complete slnccnre. lie Is an Inspector
Of something about tho Cussou.uouss. and hia
sols duty eonstasa in collecting bib salary. In
ures, 1t Is said that be haa pooled the saiafies Of
Sub-Tgrasnrcr aud C1ahJeF with another spp1i.
can't named Miller, whereby tho latter Will do
tho "ork aud the former will receive onc~halt
the amount Of tho united salaries. This will
give hlm another ainccure position, whose only
lut!ea Will be the collection Of the tat income.
, 1877-05-30
SLIGHTLY PtCKWfCKIAN.

70 the kHIfoT r TAS Tribune.
CHICAGO, May 20.-1 am sorry TO SEQ yon stirring
up tho question Of any improvement in tho condl-
ton Of Michigan avenue a. pleasure drva OF ap.
proaeh to tho pnrks. ron nso taking The wrong
cousae to accomplish the object you haze In
riow. 4 precisely opposite tack would
bring It about quicker. You should dcprccaio
any agitation Of tho subject Vow md
maintain that Tho avenue "a in good enougt, shnpo
drivo oYer IT, i lrido down tho avenue nearly every
morning, and. a. 70 bouncing along oYer tho
t0nncea and through thu qaagmires, my buggy
crcak!ng and EfoanfnE under me, aud threatening
10 collapse With the hwfol strains Il receives,
pray fciycnsly that tho ayenno may grow rapidly,
y bless the drivers OF stone. brick, and coal wng
ons. who arc dong 50 mnch Ia plough up tin
gsnve1 and make the ROAD impaasAbte. Whyt
1!ecauss no change Tor tho bcttor comes In Chicago
LII things hare got NJ bad shey possibly can b.
out tho old rascalIy Common Council iii
eyoty dollar had been sptnt and It'll the city was
bankrupt. Tho citizens Mill not form in vigilance
committees, match to tho hoadquArtsrs ot the
county ring, hang tho Commissioners 70 telegraph
poles, and Afterwards hang their skuls the var7
future ppblle thieves until The !alae of property
Of tho ringstcra. And 80 am dcstrncttonist Of
thnRs may 70 10 tho sd as fss Is possible, Ia no
Improvement seems possble In our aecpy city
I'LL tho state Of Affairs has become uncomfortable,
whether In making street that one can dtiEe ovet
IN comfort, OF In the government Of tho city and
comfy. DEs1hucTloKIsT.
, 1877-05-30
YOUNG MAN, STAY WHERE YOU ARE,


81. PAuI, MIMI, May 2A-Nea1ly every train
or boat reaching this civ brings It's share Of
young men acckinp employment. Thoy remain
hero short time, aud, tlndinE no prospect for
oven future hopes, drift away 10 other points,
whcre similar fate anntts thom. Many 20 to
tho Dla1k Hills, and tho rcsult ID tho samo
there.
Now, II young man cannot grin employ
mcnt where he has had It, and whoro he Is
known and has friends 10 hclo him, how, may
aek, docs he expect to gain such fl strange
placca There arc ut least 100 respectable men
In th!s city (sotns est!nnte tho number hiCher)
wholesale and retail establishments, railroads,
etc., who have earned nothing al laat winter.
Those mon nro doing al In their power, and
tholr friends arc hclPing them, to obtain en-
poym,snt c sptnG has passed and ~! they
idle.-mcctancs, and mon Without any particu-
lar trado OF profQasion,-who would 10 glad 10
work for their board. How, then, are strangers
10 find employment hcte1
would urge young men 70 stay where they
arc mud save tho few dollars they have, instead
Keepers,
only men who should come West now. Men
without money arc too plenty here.
Hundreds arc docking 10 the Black Hills, and
os &C.: sFs sso fsS%s ss.e ae EShnT can be
slecp on a.lrY-goods boz, and beg faw crack
ora Tor meal, lust ~ we'll In Ch!cago Miiwatl~
kse, q; Louis, or Cincinnati, as they can In tho
There Is far moro suffering In this city and ita
netchhor. Minneapolis, thanis generally known; !;
and fec! an, doing my fcllow-men Kind.
mesa tn urging them 70 keep, away from both
places. AZ ! said before, Young man, stay
will stand tha beat cEanca Ia I'LL anv nne,,fnr
, 1877-05-30
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
TH1 9HHHRAt AssHMHLT rAnoos tnsrNuAxNTAI



MUSIC.
6pecsat Dttp1tch 10 11s Jf46unA
erARrA. ILL.,, May 29.-The order Of tho day
was the consideration Of tho Committees re-
port on Instrumental music. At 10 o'clock tho
house was packed, indicating deep interest In
The subject Tho report was adverse to Tho
memorial from Caledonia and Sydney presbytcr-
les, praying that tho subject bc overturned to
rresbytcttes for change IN tho law of tho
Church, In order to permit The uso OF
Instruments Ia worship. Tho discussion was
warm and exciting. but debate on the merits OF
the question vns decided cut OF order BY tha
Moderator, md when the previous qucs.
ton WAS ordered much tissattsfnction
was manifested among tho friends OF
tue change, on account OF debate
being cut OF. The rule Of tho Church forbtds
the use Of instruments in church music. but
growing sentiment all ovcr tho Church Is In
favor Of the change, and the young and pro-
Rrcssire portion arc resttvo under tho rule.
Tho rc?ort vas adopted-ycas, ITO; nays, 81
four not voting. Quite 4 number wcrc absent.
-... FoRHr0N MISSIONS.
wrre aRaln tAkcnsup as unfinished business, and
the Syrian Msaon was transferred TO the Irish
Presbyterian General Assembly This Mission
VAS made In or1cr to concentrate with greater
forco In Egypt and India stxty.two thousand
vc hundred and thirty ttolfArs Was granted tho
Boart1 Tor the coming year.
Tho Assembly int1nrscd tho organization al
Womcn's Missionary Societies, aud recommend
Cd their contributing TO nll the Boards Of The
Church.
Tho holding of missionary conferences in ltt-
fcscnt part. Of tho Church was recommended
by the 1hssemblv. :"
Cambridge, O., WAS named rs tho place Of tho
next tneottng Of tho Assembly, and 1875 tho
fourth Wednesday, In May nj 1880 y. N. tho
t!pc. Tho General Convention OF Missions to
meet ono vcck previous at Now Concord, o.
FURTHER RKFOKTs.
Tho Committee on NnrTatisc reported the
Church In good condition, ministers and mcn1.
bcrs Increased, nni contributions much ]nrEcr
than last year, Notwithstanding tho hnr,i times.
Tho Committees report on tho Filstorical
Society waA nppfovcd and recommended to tho
ltbcrnllty Of tho Church.
4 MEMORIAL
from Cct1arvtllc on tho question nf marrylnr a
dceesacd WHICH sister was reported upon, and
faithful tcaslltng enjotncd to prevent violation
of tho 1nw.
EDUCATION AND PUBLICATION.
The report Of tho Doard Of Education was
adopted, and S7,0U granted
Tho report Of tho Committee Of tho Board Of
Publication was adopted, aud Committee m
pointed to prepare forms by which to mako
thetr 1usbs!al statement.
, 1877-05-30

matter WAS settled would be nrescntcd. Thcs
preparedness, 20 that thcy conl,l report
IN mntIo11. TIM consI;fcratfnn ~ itnf,nf.br7
hustncss--tho rcport OF tho Com1nitteo on i,or
rcsponsicpco-wna tctnpornri]y deferred fnr I'M
purpose Of taking up tho majority and minority
rcporta Of ti,o Conanltttce on ti,o Cnnstt11ton.
al}tY Of the Synods' Committee On the Deneye.
lent Work Of tho Church, oppotuted at the lat
Neacmbiv. '
Dr.. Dickson, tho Permanent t1erk. con1a nm,
fnd thc rennrft.
Tho Modcrntor announced Tint tt,e Chnfrmou
Of tho Committee OF, tbc Records Of the SrnDd
Of Erio requested leave to withdraw their rrport
that they might emcnd It and prescnt n new nne.
TApplauso, ~A~'
Inave via eranted.
A QUESTION or rRtvyrEoK.
The Row ]. Irwin Smith nrneo tn n ouesttor
Of privilege, The Tn.es' renoTt ii iii etnrch
on "Rcduced Representation u mfsrenresenfed
him.
The brother Ia not mn erccn,
tlon. ILauRhtcr.1
Mr. Smith said that he wAa ptarct3 In a fo1sn
pos1tfon by tht etltnr of the 7T,nts a. ~ ehs ~
tatIon Of liberty In ths country r. tha sorn, ri
government o{ tho Prcsbytnrisn chTrrh. Thn
ground upou which he bnsel that VIVA a .,asr.
mont Of an enemy OF Calvfnfsn,. .Tsmcs Anthnnv
Froude; and tho rcfcrcncn thst lila sneaker
made was to thu lItaraturr m SIr. Erot,t1r unon
tho subicct Of Chlvnt.m. Evisienitv fis refrr.
ence was mtsunt]er1tootl and wns fnftrrnortr1.
Tho Moderator nsked II there wcre auv other
ANAL ttoros ~ h,.Inss. f..S r" Hss 1y ~s"~
, 1877-05-30
INSANE ASYll|MS.

81. LOUIS, Mo-, May 2o.--.fho American AS
sodasion OF Superintendents OF 1usane Aay-
lums met Ia annual session at tho lindcll IIo-
til this morning, Dr.. Nichols, President, In tho
chair. Mayor 01crstols welcomed the Conyeu-
tion io brief speech, and after soma prolitn-
ance is quite large, all parts Of The country b.
Ing represented
AZ the Afternoon sessiou number Of reports
from committees were announced, which will he
Convention, and some Other preliminary busl-
ness transacted, but nothing Of public Interest,
, 1877-05-30


COMMUNICATION FlsoM THE UNITED rnEsprFs-
1sfAH CHURCH.
Tho evening session was opened with PRAYER
BY tho Rev. DR.. Mckinney.
Ar. Horton, from the Committee on Co1e-
spondcncc, reported TINT tho following lcttc.
lad been received from the General Assembly
Ut tho United Presbyterian Church on tho sub.
Jcct Of temperance:
s:s:;' i. * ss:sh r e;:::s. G:s
Assembly Of ths United ftcsh5serlsa Church now
10 session ~ tals place have bcea instructed to
W " Ss.n9s, s'. ob,? J. !. Il ,i,.sn. Ps'''st l.
ieai chureas. 10 loslaa plan fot unitud u4ors in
s en be-: e. e: natt q H.
/. The lima tor ,t,a meetings OF said Committee,
Wo have heen inat!actcd. also, To request Of Jou
ths appo!RtMd9t OF similar cousnttce 10 mcet vt
mlttcc. ], ii, FHxsrI, Chairman
They recommended that II hc referred to tho
spsetal Committee on TeInpGIance.
It WAS 50 ordered.
Tue satne cuMtu4ttca reported tho following
DELEGATES TO AkrRRsEAT TltH ASSEMBLY In
coaaEsrospiN0 popIEs:
T9 ths General Assembly Of tho Church OF Scot.
sana' tae ICY; y. =, a;aham; fses Church OF
Chester; dsucfal Synod ii the Canadian rSesss,s@. e.
nan CHURCH. ths isaT. ". Laiaisw, ii Dcsiolt.
Gsnstsi Assembly S.ts q .hs Gated pe:G{
son. Of Rochester, and tho lteV. j. ii. Walker, Of
Chieagn altssnats; ovnesal assembly Of Tic
!onss, q spfaxnsld, II. ~ ltev. i: ii. Aef.
scnhly Of tho Welsh CAlrinisic Methodist Church,
thu lte7s. e, l.. Thompson, D. H., of chicago, j.
4. French, D. r., alternate; General Synod oi
tas Reformed Church ia A1nstIc. "A lts!,
J.. Iles.tl eto.o5, y p: aits.naiGo; G
General Synod of tho Reformed Church In Tho
United statea. tAs hsF. MF. NoYea, Cblcago, thu
KeY. MI. Miller. alternate: General 6yuud Of tht
Reformed Fte.h}ter!an Church, tho Rev. L. II.
faltou; Of naIsim9ts, tho ltev: hen 7. s. Ely;
Churches 10 tho United Statea. tho lsoy. Artha!
!ur.on. Of Detroit. atttEnate; Geneta1 Coanctt o1
tho Reformed Epl.eopal Church, The Ncr. Thomas
u: Skinner. D. D.. the llev. As. Edson. D. D.,
Altolukts.
They made no nominations for the Church Of
Ireland, because they knew no one who waa
likely 70 b. thelo next year.
Dr.. Dulles wanted to know how long slnce
, 1877-05-30
OTHER DENOMINATIONS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GERMAN LUTHERAN,

FoHr Warns. Iu,t.. Nar N -.,T,,o r..n,.,,
rv.horo,. of r,r. W. ,n,.,'s.t us'A,"''
i"tue'nt,a y. Lost "a5.ae tlna AMI Vicinity To-
Formula Of Concord III grand style. Three
German Lutheran rnnprcratfon. ~ +ha IT,.
,,nltrd MI. norn,r1 IL .sssi'0. ~ 1,; s"a s,.s
f,ht,sss, 1 n,a Dr." tn 1't .esa at lna'atlucrs
This afternoon procession about u,tlo long.
coINAlutng about 1000 ncrsons on Coot nnIi
MANY in ychtotra, paaacd th,onub ~, n,irci,,n,
streets r., tI,c Cn,rors,,a t,,inss ~" pa.us
ss. W ~ soNso1u'a eo.cke 6Fouaas' Wnefo
. sast coheousse oi people Was assembled.
Profs. IIauscr and stclIhorn, Ut ConcorlIa COL
lcgc, delivered addressed, Tonight III. I,onl,s
Cbt,rch IA crowdc,J nnd t,r,,f nfosi-to +. tails,
e.,,., a., ssa.,..a :. ~" p.s,.,, .'sn - oe''s-
, 1877-05-30
THE EIGINS.

dp<t1d1 [6FTEfpondtxcs aF TA4 TT16uN1
SouTA ELola, ILL.,, hsy e3.-The South Elgin
Cheese and Butter Factory Is now receiving
$4,000 pounds Of milk per dsy.
Tha South Eigtn Bteel Company has recently
received IN order for 10000 pairs Of skates. and
u row buytly engaged In Misunderstanding them.
The ElGtn Ad1oea1s has been again, by 40 a.
The City Of Elxin, Err T.
, 1877-05-30


CMtrAuo, May 20.-Thc views Of your cor
respondent II. NJ. g., In this morning's TntnvKz,
upon the legal aspect Of the projected Michigan
arcnno Improvement arc undoubtedly correct. Dat
why canuot tha city make this much. needed In.
provomeRt from its general fund.- Thsre Is no
question about the city ha1ing the right to fopnis
lts streata -nethet Is It rpatricte4 a. to how or
In what way Il shall repair them. MlchIgan avenue
and Thrift: ninth stseet are shockngly out Of "a,
90 to work and repair theso atreots in Tho samo
manner - tho property.ownsEs last eeAson RI.
paired that portion Of Michigan ayenno lying %.
tween Twontlcth and Twenty -drnt strects, tho
wh0lo thing Will be accomplished, aud 17o will
have a. nice boulevard from Lake etroot
to eotifh Park aTonuo a. IL to 10 found
anywhere In this country. II tho city has tho
right TO fan on to thls asenuct bJ wAy Of repairs,
ten lohda Of gravel. to 6tato atrcet ten loas
OF &lmcstooe, It has the right to hanl To Mcht-
gan arennc and Thirty ninth stscet 600 or 600
losds 0f graTo1, and Fepar these streets a. Il secs
A. IA have bofore saatod. tho city is placed IN.
der no rcstrctf0ns tn this respect With good
road: d:bcd lfku That rhch have referFed to mon
Tho su.ting. out Of trees, planting Of flowers and
placing OF aeas and rests. can b 1oft 10 tho Gill;
zcns. Let tao city bat lead OF and repair tho
road bod Of these steects thoroughly and pcFnla-
nently. and reserve them for pleasure sfavel nonu
and the rest Will follow. T.W,