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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-08-23

When little Clarissa Dumbletop
read in the paper 1.-THE summer hegira
has begun in New York" her Aunt
Tabithy spatted her hands on her
knees and said: stop right there.
Clary; stop right straight there! /
know what II cure it. Blackberry jam
and camphor. I'll cure the wust
case lever heard on in one afternoon.
Remember it, cause you'll git it like
enough this hot weather. Now go on
I'm lis min.
The following brief epistles lately
passed between Boston and Mount
Desert:
SHE TO HIM.
MOUNT DESERT, July, 1877.
Dear John: Lots Of pretty girls
here. Do come down. SALLY.
HE TO HER.
Boston, July, 1877.
Dear Sally: Lots of pretty girls here
too. Can't get away from business.
JOHN.
Sally came back to Boston the next
day.
, 1877-06-10

Of the Great Representatives Of Ohio, who
vera present at the session OF the Grand Coun-
ell in tho wigwam Of Chattahootchlc Tribe,
Philadelphia. has just been made. They say:
Prom, the Nepori Of The Gseat Chief OF Records,
We 1nd tho membership has Increased In 9eurg!a,
,a!ia. New iiamp'hire. Nov Yots, 1;cson, Rhodo
%s;s yssas sq IN sae oewns
met 'ss' pss 1t es9b esasSs
ssn:: r.: Ss.5 hoGi," Maa.os M'1: da n. H:.
Jersey, hcbrasks., North Uorolina, Ohio. PennsTl-
yanIa. South cafolin.., Texas. Uiah. w!'eonsin.
only W., which. considering Tho financial ernbar.
rassmens, T. certainly small number. It 10 also
noticeable In connection with this reference to tbs
wete 3, 541 members Suspended for non.payu'ens
Tic Total receipts OF wampum in tho 55s Tr.bss
during the patt Great Snn was 1D7. 400 ftthomB.
There was expended for the relief Of brothers
e.. :ts0 fathoms. and Tor tho relief Of widows an
orphans *:s,91u fathoms; total relief. 70. 4s3
:. The props!csy Of c..abltsaingA Life Insurance
aaeh o. iss osdse "as 1,FseJ ssy
ing PRESENTED. iss consideration i Sas postponed
unt!1,hc nuxt Grand Council is held.
All amendments to the Consultation OF the Great
crease In expenara. wero l0st. Uthcrs were
offered With view to cdtctng tho same object.
Ohio Jurisdiction, and limits the nunbor Of Repfu-
sentati.e' 70 atty. Another reduces the repreicn.
TIC eucccedng ], 900, and ono for every i, 100 Ia
excess Of 2. 60U They wnro laIl ovce ono year.
4 ceremony for hyinc corner atones was
The Great conncll Of the United stutes will
kindie their next Council Fire In the Hunting
Grounds, At columauss Tuesday, Sept 10.
, 1877-06-10

hall IN Milton, unpackcd and in7cntortch,
rrcraratory 10 m auction sale for. the benefit
of the heirs. Among all these ynluab1cs we're
ctghty.nInt .irrsscs-ricw and perfect made of
eitk velvet, satn ami all kinds of plaid silks,
btask and co orcl ththet., pop!ins, alnscas,
brtlllantfncs, cashmercs, ETC.; three silk vcivc.
c!oaka, nineteen shawls. from con,on,n 10 tho
richest Paisley and wrought Grape; 100 skirts Of
all colora: Ill pairs Of hose; unaergarmcnts
too numerous to mention, table linen, towels,
handkcrchcfs, counterpancs. blankets, GOV.
crless, sheets, iive-geese feathers, sets Of
elegant cltnaware: large lot Of tahic
and teaspoons OF best coin silver, silver knives
aud forks, 4 fno knld watch ard el.aiti. and a
1arFo lot Of fine. jewellery, etc. All Of these
EoOds arc perfectly new and IN tho best
orslcr, never having 1cen used nt all. Thcr6 ii
enough OF tho whole to sttck large store. Yct
there Is eatl TO be no doubt that the came hon.
estlv by all, rs It nas eince been asccrtatnc.l
where and Of whom she purchased them At
various times ~ abe vent along The ortEinal
cost nf these goods was not less than 5000,
and the owner, willie she lived, vent clad In tho
Trry cheapest apparel.
, 1877-06-10

Aeurlous story IL told Of Miss Joanns Farm
ham, who recently died " the American House
in Boston, aged 50 years. ahe had loux bscn
houseseepcr there, but WAS supposed to b. very
poor. When her trunk was opened. loweyer,
It VILE FUND to contain variety Ut dry goods,
notcs fur 5000, bank-hook Of the Black atone
Bank showing deposits Of sl,7O0, sn all sum
Ut money. snd alto piece OF paper having q
ttuuk'kcy wrapped up in II, mud On the paper
"as y writing. Stating TINT The key belonged to
another trunk, Which would be tound u tLc
house Of q relative IN Milton. This proved 10 bp
true, aud thls seco,4 trunk was packed full oi
~ sorts Of due wearing apparel. aud coutalusd
also kcf IN : PIECE Of ,paper, upon which wa
the statement that this Key belonged 10 another
trunk 4. certain other hotlae. AMI 90 ihls
thing WA followed Up until twenty very large
stzcd trunks and sirce huge packin3<hests
were found all csau,ne4 tu!f Of the uiost *.
Fensise articles OF ladlea' wearing apparel aud
house furnishings shat the b .stou market
nttor1cu. When these trunks and boxes
were Ill collected. ,l.c' loaded down
fouF-ox team, ana ws1. drawn To large
, 1877-06-10
SECRET SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
1tIHEkLt.ANEUU&+

A large delegation Of Sir Knights from Iowa
will 70 10 Cleveland, o., in August, TO attend
the Grand Encampnient Of tho United States.
W. H. Deinncy, Of Ccntralia, Past High
Priest Il. A. H., Of this Butte, was in the city
last week.
There arc 1i4 Lodges In New York with 8, ,s3i
members. The number initiated last year "as
Tho Grand Treasurer Of New fork reported
that the rcreints last year wcrc $8, Eli, md
the expenditures *si,hA
Brother u. e. Kuuiniy. Was present At the fes-
Id 1)avcnt.,rt last week.
Oriental Cont,story have decided to hold their
grand encatnpfncnt at,d t,fcnc Oh or abnnt tho
1st!' Of July nc1t, but as yet bare not decided
Iowa. in regard TO Masonry, u In nil other in
stituti0ns within her bor!trs which tend To
make men better and happier, seems to keep
payt with her sisicr Siates.
Tcmp1ar Of 1uwa, who has been III the city for
seycIal weeks, has returned to Des Mo!ncs.
The 0rticr In all lts branchcs throughout
Iowa scems to be In q dnurtshng condition, aud
lotigee are being hullt III different SECTIONS.
The late Cnpt.'B. 7. DAWSON was buried un-
der the auspices Ut Cleveland Lodge, OF Which
be WAS a member. Tho Rev. IL. q. Ferry
ofic1aied as chaplain.
Tl,s n. N. degree WAS conferred on three
candidates recently By Lakeside Lodge, No. 13l,
III the presence Of large number OF the craft.
Among those present "cre JOHN nSeil, J.. n.
Terxillsgcr, y. ~ Burbank, n. T. Gassetlc,
and Brothers 1Eurhat, petsingill Church, Cha'i-
wick, Tobcy. and WestcrvcIt. banquet fol-
lurrd, At which eighty SIT unwr. Lakeside Is
yet young folgc, but It's membership already
embraces some Of tue most prominent ncn on
the South Slide.
Tho Grand Lodge Of Iowa will meet in Cedar
Rapids next ycar.
There are :{3s working lodges in lowa.
, 1877-06-10

THIS morning, at nn auction sale on q street,
q lot OF woru-out household furniture was under
tho hammer, when ClluamAn, who haA been
carefully watching operations for soma time,
put In u bid Of "two bittse i" for an old dilapt.
dalcd washstanl.
"Tws bsts-lo hear the thsco1" shouted Tho
auctionees.
There was long pnusc, broken at last by the
chnamau bidding again,
tTree h!ttee."
The cyuwl laughed at tho Celestial for raising
ILLS own bid, and the auctIouccr, taking In tue
situation, sang out:
"Thteo btttcc-tio I hear the fou1l" and
looked over 1t John.
There wa. nnoihcr long pause, bu! at last
"Fo tttscen . came froal tllc Chinana1,, mn,
ruar ol laughter went up, IN wllyi. even q nun
ber Of I'D women tol1ira 50 heartily = TO 81.
auetionccr held on to t!,e wasllslan,1, nt,.l lho
Chinama.l' M estsfmins4 70 secure Il, hid tse,
was dnallJ passed over to him for doIar. lie
received II with smile Of uwful Dimensions. re-
marking, "Sle lctcacc washstand, you bettec-
heap ehrnpee.n.
, 1877-06-10


Dr.. II. Y. I&edheli, who has been travelling
through ths south, says: IA physician In
North Alabama having large practice In the
rural districts, aud of ucteaaity stopping among
hla patients. tells rue that nineteen out Of
twcuty ot tbs meals he sits down to are Of
fried uIeat and hot bread. Yet dyspepsia does
not follow to the cxteat one would suppose. Ho
thinks they escape the disease which such diet
would seem to lnvitt BY the outdoor lie ttcy
lead. Th!a physician says that dyspepsia would
ne in unknown 1lsease III the Southern staseS II
1t was not fur hot bread and the Iryug -pan. Army
llts during tls lats Var cured ln9ra dy:pep-
why Il was that IN the Eastern States, where bot
bread a. steady diet h alu.oss uuknown, dys-
pep&la wa esel nore prevalent th2n Ia the
Southern States. lie said thai It MAa pia aud
caku wbi.4 played tue mischief in that 4uarter.
fia aud cake worked tbs 4ame luxury to the
stuinacha VI the Eastern peopis that hot bread
and thu frYinx-pan did for the Southeruer4. Il
anything. i was won4c. Ito thought hr would
rather risk lls digestion upon Southern biscuit
than Eew-Eux!ai,d pie. Tho pie was the greater
carse, ai.4 annually killed more people BY
slowly trs.ktnx down tAett digestive pones4."
, 1877-06-10

i. C.. aAss II the relatives of member who
commits suicide would be entitled to the
amount prescribed by his Lodge for funeral
benefits. The Supreme LtAlge In I1813 refused
to leEtslate directly TN this question, anL, as
Will bs seen by reference to the First Digest,
Sec. ~, referred thu matter to Grand Jurtadc-
t!onA This State body llas not ulade any pro-.
yis1on which would dcbar the relatives from
tue amount provided by law, and It would lllcrc-
fuse secm that they would have tho right to
cialul 1t.
In, answer to i" Relief" It may be sold that
provision provision 10 r. bylaws Of q Lodge by which
!rom the Jurisdiction u thu RciIci Cosamlttec,
u q ~ io1cr. and The Claim ior bcpettt4 would
hosd good mountaineering. THIS question was
nll such provision declarGd of no fufse,
Lex deairss to Know II : member who IA IN
srrcats to the amount u tl3 eau be declared
suspended tor nonEaymeht uf dues ln view Ut
mcnts mt! dncss Tie Supreme Lodge La,
ruled very directly on The question, md clearly
establishes tho Inv that "anes aud assessments
esapt b added . to dses to work forfeiture ot
Visiting Brother asks II the members Of
Lodge sl8ittnR Sister Lodge ara each required to
gtys the +. ". ut the tunes-aooF They Are tut u
the &C, knows his duty,!tt Id competent for lin 10
ante-roum after each oi The Waiting Knights has
worked a,is way properly through the outer.
door; and Lodge, ~ q body, can thus be sd-
mittcd to the hull of u Lodge while tn session
without tho +. ". being eiYeu by each luIi-
yltual member ut the Iuner-duor. See First
digest. SEC. 2l3.
On the Both ot May. unler very favorable su-
spices. CaFactaeus Lodge Nv. ~, was formed at
Eiwar1sylle, III. The lodge was iustitu..l ~
iEunl Chancellor Willelt liz person. lie was
met At Alton, on hIs way to Edwarlartlle, by i
large delegation Of Flrlr IL Ly* Lodge NJ. 85,
who i acotnpanlcd bin. to tho county seat oi
M4diAou. Ihe psuceediDys Som1aeucsd 1t 3 y.
, 1877-06-10
by TELEGRAPH.

Gpecfd} Dltp1tth to 2ns 1TtbnNA
LIVERPOOL, Juus 9-ll.3Q l. n.-FL0uk-So. I, 3!s
I'd, NJ. 4 IN.
GnAlx-whrat-BprnR No. l. 1as ID. No. .. II. lat
I'd; No. T. l3s. Cosn-No. ], 24s ID. No. = IA.
rAoEt4LoNs-r -ro1k. t7A lafd, Ill 81.
LirKAsooL. June B-I:n p. M.-t'noTtstoNs-Lsrl,
<aa+
L1yEkruotr Juno o.-Corrox-Acttvo II h,{I; saies
i2UU Iales; speculation aud export, ul: A!'crlcst
3,5N. =
HaxAnsrrsrs-CafoTntA whtto wheat, average. i:a
nI4el9s lUl; do clul. I5s0I3s ada srsaaR. 12s&l7a
.Ftsur-Weatern canal. A}sa us Ill GuaN-!tsQ1ls NJ
Oau-Amescan, 3&&3s vi. harley, ~ d. fcas-can
Adlxn, 10s.
CLoyEa.sxxn-Amsrjcan. 43o5n. -.... ...
Phoyisi0Xs-Mesa pork Bis. Meas oodf. 61s. t.aFl-s
American, %ss. DAcoa-Lung eicas, sas sd short ~.
3as. -
TA1Low-rlno American. +oa Od --,
FxrnnLxuM-3plfits, u bdt rsduec dot III 1d
liAAk4u UtL-lh.
CpxKox Nxs,H-i5s 8di pald do. l1a.
srIAiTa os TuxrKHTlxE-37E451A1L
CukKsK-AmertcAn. A3t.
Loxpox, Junu p.-nExtxxp rkruolxuA-ls ID
6rtkirs az Tuxp1S11AE-14s d.
AsTwkRr. june y--FkraoLkuA-Hs 8A.
The following t*lcgrams wsts Chicago
Doarl 0f Traass
Lsrkeroo1- Juna o.-rrfme useM pork-ksssern. 7ist
Nestssn. a7s. NAcuu-cuMGsslxndas ssst shoFt r!bt.
s7s long cieaf. sas Ud short clear. 'ssi shoulders,
~, h4,ns. ia Lard %atd. Primo uisss beet. 8tss
laala ess bcof sss; tarA lndtA ae.s. WA. Cheese.
So. TAlow, ~ tAl
srtluE. iss iksst Corn dull. Marx LAsk-CafEots
II s.sS fa1ss:
iii hearty ll.e III. Fair A,arsas quality Ut Anrtt.
s; 1 81 u I'll y:
CfppA
, 1877-06-10

NJ, and fourteen gentlemen were initiated and
proved In tfse rank of Esau!rc, when an ADJOURN
ment WAS had: They reassc.nhlcd at p.n NJ,
and the Ampllncd Third Rank waa conferred on
four. F!cnf dc Lys Lodge of'ee IN their
known style. conferred thc Rank. After the
close, The visiting Knghta vcrc entertained At
banquet ciseH A. the ST. James Hotel Tho
angurs we'll for its SUCCESS. This legal profession
Il represented bY seven Of Its members. Tho
County Clerk and County Treasures, = millionaire
agriculturist. and a!ats Senator Krone Are:
tic oeS oil,seft M % E, ". il. Ktone {. e. T., il. 4 +
Bayie; v. G., ]. G. Irwin; r., j.. r. Tartt; N.
Of r., r +. Burroughs; N. Of F.. 4. I. Wolf;
<: Of X. 4 g, +: u. Glass; ". OF A., ". F.
wiseler; |. O., ". F. l.. lladlsy; U. O., ".
u. llarnest.
The Gran!i Lodge Of outarlo will meet 1t saF-
TIC supreme Lodge Of the World will hold tts
n!s ne.s annual session In Cleveland, commencing
The Supreme Chancellor, s. 8. Davis, anil
9upreme Scribe. Joseph Dowtsatl, are expected
III this city o., or about the 14tl! Inst nu bust-
ness Of Anpor.anee connected Will, tho order.
The Knights Of 1'ellcvil!e aud vicinity pnr-
pose hoIuins a grand celebration on the lGtl,
inst. Theirs will 10 = paratla during tho Jay,
md reception and balltn thc evening. Past:
Supreme Representative w. Il. H. Russell, ol
st. Louis. Is 10 be the ntator On the occasion,
Of Fast~Suprcne Chanrcllor Samuel l,ca1,
drss Of his series Of addresses on the "Lives
AMI 1utora of the Supreme Chahccllors." lila
wrtt-kuuwn ability. cloa"cncc, and knowledge
Of hts subject, tnsures mn Interesting dfscoursc.
The annua1 report Of tho @. X. of Il, an,i 3.
OF the Grand Lodge Of Ohio states that during
1876 the membership decreased go, and ichs III
tcrcst wss manifested In tho welfare Of lodges
than ever before. There were evidences, hnw.
ever, Of renewed prosperity during 1871. The
receipts Of the brand Lodge were $5t0s02 q. md
the disbursements s2,75os3; balance, sa,s.s' Ri.
The nulnDcr Of members Der. 81, 1879, was
t43, ,s,7. al and tic disbarsements fi5,ao.2i.
The amount On hand ia &:k' 70s.4. Widow aud
Orphan Fund, s., il4o1. There WIRE JO7 broth
ers &nu - widowed families relieved.
, 1877-06-10
HAYES AND CHARLEY DACKUS.
Washington n. CT Star.

There wns au interview ut tho Whto House
thla morning, which IL not down on the boo!Ss.
Tho sable knight Of tho pasteboarls haa carried
in blshcl of cards, moro or less, and Has en-
gagged In hts dlurnM effort to keep good na-
turcd foomful OF impatient ofllce-scekcrs, nil
Of wl,om wautcd to go In arat. Tho President
within was undergoing bis dally torment. To
Tim pcrapirinE aud sighting Tor brcexe came
carl benrlng this inscription: "Charlcs Dackus
and wife" Tile fsma u tho minstrel WAS
taIisulanIc. "lAdmit him." said tho President,
and Charley, roInl.ioriucd ana Jolly. rolled
dsnt," al fall Charley, after being duly prcssnt-
81. "Iyc come to 10 rev favor" Tho
rss't!ent sighed sgh of rs!lsf, in two minutes
tntilstrcsy.. a dozen pooE but proud g1ntlc-
InCn FROM tho South stnod about saytng: '4De
Gnwd, sab, what \ letting down of official Dig
nifty. sab. It is 1lsgrseclul, sah!'' But Charley
tokcd Rkd d the President laughed. "Wcll, Sir.
PresIlcnt,"' said tho Jolly minstrel risIng 10 60
at last, "thcre's n box ut the theatre nt
your SERVICE" ''Alt. Hackus," replied bis Ex-
tcIlcncy. evidently speaking from tho bottun Of
Ats heart, ~ would 20 to sec YOU three nights
IN succession II could Get tho tinc;" anl no
l0nkcd ut tho Impatient walters within aud
Without. "Cu1ne X You cam" sall Charley,
bowing hlmsclf out and yuwing ~ he departed
TINT he had never seen 10 fnany ecetly-l0pkiuE
Generals anl ColonelA In shiny black clothes
gathered together bcforo In one place In bis
llIc.
, 1877-06-10

3
unton garden bed reclining
lseets 4 youth hfs aching head;
s'caultanwcrs. low weeds tO4ffont mes
Lettuce henco, hs sadty said.
carrots oat lhe stoatssl msnhood,
lteau u htrtfc !os nle lcreaItes,
Else NY urt will 10 to 4eel."
Pronounced thns3
I'm yon gnrden bed reclining
beats youth hI4 1ehln: head;
s'cull auwsst, loi weItsa coufronk me,
Les us hcucs, ha sadly said.
''E4rs Eota out tls stoutest manhood.
Peace my wra9ltd soul doth need,
Be 10 stflfe fur ma Lers1fIaf,
Esse my heart will u u .gpd.''
London u<sAosiSt.
, 1877-06-10

Tho spectacle Of eight woolly y-hairetl, dark
sktpncd East 1udtans, with eyes glarlng and
fnccr-natls and toc.nails seeking for something
to dig into as their owners tumblcd like tar
barrels down the staircase Of tho Russian Con-
suls Office, wns as Interesting yesterday as that
ollcial himself, standing In ratc dignity At the
head Of the starcnse, swelling with triumph at
the yfndlcatton Of an Insult to the representa-
tiyc Of the Car Of all the Russ1as. Whether 1t
was joke or not remains 10 be seen, hut from
the account whici, they gave to the ros& this
morning, anxious That the majority OF tho prcAs
should aTcngc tho Insult to their persona, IL ap-
pc1rH that, Inspired by t1rhrc to fight ilussIn,
they went to the Turkish Consul to see about
getting sent hotnc to Turkey 10 join tho army.
Perhaps, mt41cd by their staiements, In language
only srItic more Ineligible than that Ut tic
balloons on thcIr native hcnt4s, hc gaYG them 4
note to the RMssian Consul.
delegation Of BtshtBazouks invaded Ills sane
tun.
Go home--Tnrkcy- Turkey - light
Russta-lan Russialh said The spokesman, with
classic English and dramatic fervor.
WhEehfs said the startled official, AZ his
patrtullc bear'l brtstlcd a. the insult.
Y.hi yaht yah1 yaa' dam Russ!al" clo-
The war began Immediately, The Spokesman
started tlowu the stairway head first, tho fright
ened followers gutng after. the ofllciat boot
portion Of the Turkish recruits, and, when the
sidewalk had been reached and q council OF war
held, tho gang started of, first for the news.
paper Offices to Inform tho world Of the outrage,
and aftcrward for such other vcugoauce as was
most feasible.
, 1877-06-10

cent and cleanly living. This hns pro7ed a good
Investment, and with proper cate, will un-
doubtedly return per cent, though at present
so1ne tencmcnta are vacant The Company also
sought To remodel and render decent the hugs
hive Vt crime buck OF the United States hotel
on Llncoln street, dcrisivciy known "a "ths
Crystal ra1acc,- . long hlock, with numbertess
tene1aents upcning on ptazzas, front and rear.
&4,010 in remotieItnH this home Of filth and
csitnc, but It Was inpoastble 10 reltcvo II of its
degradation, OF to introduce better popula-
u0H. Nnu The 1eAse WA not renewed.
, 1877-06-10

A@FtH4+p@ AAAAFFts
a Paris" man swallowed Ills spcctacles the
other day. A starllug instance Of taking g!aas
too much.
The nashEDaxouka ride with such short
stirrups they can wtpe tllcir noses On THUR
knecs Without bending over.
Alexander stephcns is still improving IN
health. lie weighs thlrty-fout pounds, au. has
to pasta hts clothes to hts body With waters "
kcep from falling through them.
a big .school boy sat down at tho boarding.
of = spriagchicte.l Straight Aia i,e Ste!nnM !H,".
"bones, eone-snaw, bone.nfyutn, yum, yum"
hir. Fitxhugh, Of Ts1as, al eminent Demo-
c1atic statesman, hearing ii the tl,s. they ara
making over his Iato rival, llaA ackcl hEs W.
lise aMi announced That io is goiug to England
himself.
"Wherc Is tho City At.sshalt' ahouts an ex-
larry. In the next Issue It anno4lccs Its owt,
Gouunds,!m. Kan sway ffom town With the
Recorders wltt."
Send us, from cyery town and county in
America, pt!etns,--sad. sweet, dreamy poems or
"Susnmes." WsitU 1nly uri onp slas OF the
paper please. w want the other side Of the
sheet to write editorials on.
The Adveutssta now announce that the end OF
the world Will come on the It'll VI JulJ, tlts
year, This y rather earlier THAI 1t .ums last
year, and will haye 4 rather d!scouragius elect
upon FouFt''-oi.July subscriptions.
Tue rcaaom 90 many Of Architect Mullett's
buildings i2kt down IL because all The wvrk,1lep
70 on ~ dinner speot!rr, neglrct!ng to tcaye
ono q their number to ho'l tlso cdillea together
nntl! the 1tlicIs return. Mn1Ieit tsn't tn hlatne
ior the criminal casclsssness OF tho workucn.
An exchange asks, s'Nhat Will become Of tho
last mani" D he's all rlRLt-don't trouble
youssc,f about him. The inan who stays ia
, 1877-06-10

fALE9 UF TIE "AEhs
The two principal events Of last week were
the sale Of Dnvls' Addition to Clligago, eight
bIocss, between Western aycnuc, Fulton atrect,
Hcyiun aycnuc, a1il Lako street. and Of eighty
tween Furty-thr.l md Forty-scgcnth streets.
The prizes obtained wcrc. rs usual at legal
sa1cs, tsciow ttio real raluc Of tho property,
large part OF wh!rh was bid in for tho heirs Of
Hora}to Seymour. 81 New York. attended tho
aalc. The following, werc some Of thc sales
lnndc: I.uts q ~ II, Block ), were a'l solt! 10
thu Hon. Aticinel ". lsoainsnn u $:p5 pet lot;
e e .s'f'i e, block * 81 5, to pei H. rs'aD.sn
9t it,. s + per iSt Lots :, g, g to- to =, 70
hSsk s = to o:k W T. IN In Il lax csffcs nsf s.
1, ia Keesc, Pierre i Gu, ior l.. Z. Letter, ..
s$ol per l%.: Iots a9 @ to 4, texSspt. Lot Lot 4s
I",s % i : to to H. lsIoek j. 10 Charcs i. FaIrchlid
at f175 PR iot; Lots .. to Ha. l.lock ., to
Charles s. raircltll, At $3.50 nor lot Lota 10 g.
Block 4, to Charles 8. Farchi!d, Il. s:sH per lot;
f"r /. Il Letter, et sico per lo.; Lots ii 10 e,
I,lmk .. to F. q. Wesch, at 3tsk per lot; Lots %
to:E, B!ock i, 10 Charlie. :. r4|relill, u sl0o
ncr lot: Lots y to ~, 1!lock =, to Charles 8.
II, Block !, to charlys 4. Fatrhl, at e4sasaa per
lot; Lots 2s 10 -, Block to Charles Walst1 Ct
9,as per lot; 1 Lots +, 10 ~, M aek !, ~ ii ~: ?
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Lots to II, l.nck !, tn sumo ut kltU. and Luts
Ii to ii, H!twk 7, at SlsO per Int; Lots II to n,
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4ne1t snutl to Mf ,1n haFsh a. Ely ner ato
l.nts and i, ne.t south uf laet named lots. to
Necsc I!ereu Il cn., Tor L. x. Letter, at $,,As5
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At IIln.dalc, Q. !. stouyh sold To 9. 9. MGR
Tlma'l, OF istcficstef, NJ L., ~ acfea tof In
Cul. II. J. Lulingtou, Of the United States
1u',Sd MrS aS nf ptIag slrh 70, sS s anu 4o0 'ee' 01
WHh thn r.rrntI,, ri ti1r nhtre t1,era n ere
Nm u"tcworti,y In transactIons. Thc Jimjni,l,inS
daily ru,mrt OF transfers published bY Tns
Tninusk iaiIeat, the reai state oi affairs In tie
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81 fcrt' nu,I thr .,,st klfluo0. '' ~
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4f1i.l.; IT Win building dated JuneB 2,6Qo
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