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Senate.

WASHINGTON, EAIay 17.-Senetor Ferry, from
the committee on postofhces and post roads, re-
ported the post route bill with numerous
amendments, Placed on the cslendar.
Senator Mcmillan, from the committee on
claims. reported with amendments the House
bill making appropriations for payment Of
claims allowed by the Southern claims commits
sion. Placed on the calendar.
Senator Davis of Illinois, from the commit
tee on judiciary, reported a bill to provide for
the appointment Of an additional circuit judge
in the Seventh judicial circuit, comprising In
| diana Illinois and Wisconsin. Placed on the
calendar.
7 Senator Davis, of West Virginia, said that
the select committee appointed some time
| since to investigate the financial reports, books
and accounts of the treasury department had
| been ut work and some progress had been
| made. The two clerks allowed the committee
were now examining the books Of the depart
ment. The committee was of the opinion that
Justice could not be done to the subject and a
report made at the present session OF Congress.
He therefore submitted a resolution authorlz
ton and sit during recess of Congress.
Senator Morrill, objected to present consider
alton of the resolution, and said he desired il
to be laid over until tomorrow.
Senator Davis said as an individual Senate
and not as a member of the committee, b
) would state that every statement made by hin
when he submitted the resolution calling TO
| the investigation, including the one that tn
e public debt statement had been altered to tn
: extent of two hundred million dollars or more
t would be proven by the investigation.
: The resolution was then laid aside.
: Senator Howe submitted resolution in
o structing the committee on rules to conside
3 and report upon the propriety Of SO amendin
4 the standing rules of the Senate as to ADM
). the heads Of bureaus and of the executive d.
i partments of the government to the floor Z
!. the Senate during the session.
f Senator Hamlin submitted an amendmer
! directing the committee toinquire into the pr
h priety of'adopting rule preventing any Senat.
a yeas and nays are being called: He said it W
a. little less than disgraceful to this body to 9
r. the manner in which Senators ran to see q
yeas and nays called.
E. The amendment was agreed to and the res
re luton passed as amended.
At the expiration of the morning hour, Be
be ator Morrill,, chairman of the COMMITTEES
" finance, said he was not prepared 70 pgoce
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with his remarks in opposition to the bill re-
pealing the specie resumption act, and on his
motion further consideration of the bill was
postponed till Monday next.
The Senate then proceeded to consider the
pension bills on the calendar, and number
were passed, among them the following: Grant
ing pension to Louisa l. Guthrie, widow of
Capt. J. I. Gutihie; Ellen 6axton, widow of
Jas. Saxton; Celia Bell, widow of Stephen
Bell; and Roxana Walker, widow Of Wallis
Walker, whose husbands were drowned while at
tempting to render assistance to the crew of
the United States steamer Huron; House bill
granting pension to Elizabeth Totem widow
of the late Commodore BENZ. j. Totten, United
States navy.
Senator Davis, Illinois, called up the Senate
bill to provide the times and places for holding
the circuit courtaof the United States for the
district of Iowa, ssand the appointment of one
additional judgesfor said district.
The amendments reported by the judiciara
committee were agreed to and the bill read
third time and passed, yeas "a, nays II.
Senator CockreQ gave notice that on Monday
next he would askthe Senate to consider House
bill to place the name of James Shields, of
Wisconsin, on thesretired list of the army with
the rank of brigad4er general.
Senator ingalls, aid he gave notice yesterday
that he would call the hill .ste-Provfde .
government for tHe District of Columbia on
Monday, and he desired to state now he would
antagon1ze any other measure with that bill.
The President pro tenn laid before the Senate
message from tie President of the United
States, transmitting communication from the
secretary Of state the subject of the result of
the deliberations of the fishery commission, APP
pointed under the treaty of Washington. The
President in his message recommends an ap-
preparation of the necessary sum with such
discretion to the executive of the government
in regard to it's payment as in the wisdom of
Congress, the public interest may seem to re-
quire The message and accompanying docu-
ments were referred to the committee on
foreign relations.
The secretary in his accompanying communi-
cation raises the question as to the competency
of the committee to make an award except
with the unanimous consent of all its men,
bers, but intimates that an appropriation
should be made by Congress at the present
session. and that before the close of the year
the attention of the British government be
called to the sentiments Of this government,
as they may be expressed by
Congress on the subject of the award and
its payment, and the measure of value of the
fishing privileges involved therein. He says
the actual payment of the award might, SO far
as the point is concerned, be we'll made to de-
pend upon the view which the British govern
ment should maintain as to the meaning of the
treaty in this regard.
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miscellaneous.

WASHINGTON, May 17.-Spencer F. Baird as
sistant secretary of the Smithsonian Institute,
has been elected secretary in place of Prof.
Henry, deceased.
-Four per cent. subscriptions to-day, $201, $50.
The President has nominated Henry c. Mars
ton, of Illinois, United States Consul at Port
Louis.
The Senate committee on transportation
routes to-day heard Capt. J. b. Eads in advo.
cacy of the bill providing that the government
payments for construction Of the Mississippi
river jetties be FASTENED in accordance witt
the results of the deepened channel, ETC.. at
tanned.
At a cabinet session to-day there was con
siderable discussion of Indian affairs. Th,
Nez Perces prisoners at Fort Leavenworth have
petitioned to be liberated, promising to b.
! good Indians
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RELIGIOUS RASCALlTY.

The Crime of Poisoning His Wife Being
Brought Home to the Rey. Geo. b. yos-
burg--Other Criminal Matters.
New YORK, May 17.--The trial of Rev. Geo.
B. Vosburgh on the charge of poisoning his wife
by the use of anthony, was resumed in the
court of oyer and terminer at Jersey City this
morning. Prof. Doremus said that he had
analysed the contents of the bottles submitted
to him and found poison in all of them. He
found antimonial poison. The sister of Mrs.
Vosburgh testified that at nights when she and
Vosburg sat up with the sick woman, Vosburgh
prepared and administered medicines and
drinks
HATHAwAYs STRUGGLING VICTIMS.
FALL RIVER, Mass. May 1.-THE creditors
of the Union mills to-day decided
to begin bankruptcy proceedings outside of
Hathaway's paper, which amounts to $556, 600.
The corporation has assets in excess of liabili-
ties of $496, 900. A committee was appointed
to consider proposition of continuing bust
ness under control of the trustees or by .
compromise.
CUSTOM HOUSE FRAUDS.
New YORK, May 1.-THE investigation by
United States treasury agents, assisted by
representative merchants of large houses, into
custom house abuses was continued to-day.
The commission was completed by the appoint
ment of Mr.. Libby Of A. T. Stewart & Co.'S.
number of merchants were examined, but
neither the names nor the nature of their testi-
mony was made public.
THE KNOT LoosED.
ALBEv1LLE, s. c., May l7.-Jeff. Davids, the
negro murderer, who was to have been hanged
to-day, was respited at the last moment by
Gov. Hampton till June 14th. The respite was
read to the condemned man upon the scaffold
after the knot had been adjusted,
the prayers finished and farewells said. Davids
protested his innocence to the last. The respite
was unexpected and the papers were handed to
the executioner on the gallows. When read,
Davids broke down completely and sobbed, but
CONT nued to assert his innocence.
BELL HELD FOR TRIAL.
DEADwooD, d. T., May 1.-THE preliminary
examination of Geo. W. Bell for the murder OF
Charles E. Lee was finished to-day. Bell was
| remanded to Jail to await the action of the
grand jury. The prisoner preserved most re-
markable GOODNESS and unconcern throughout
MURDERER MURDERED.
ST.. LOUIS, May 1.-THE Globe Democrat
special says JOS. II. Fare, who shot and killed
his brother-in-law, Munson W. Beech, in this
city in July, 1871, was murdered in penites-
tiary at Jefferson City this evening by a con-
vict named Rogers.
1t seems trouble had existed between these
two men for some time and Fore is said to
have threatened to kill Rogers. This evening
about o'clock, Fore was eating supper in the
kitchen, when Rogers entered and speaking tt
| Fore, said: Il understood you said l canno
pass through this kitchen" AID immediatel.
grappled with him and commenced stabbin.
him with pocket knife.
He inflicted fourteen wounds on Fore's body
one of them severing the jugular vein on tn
left side of the neck. Fore only lived a few
minutes. 1t will be recollected that Fore at
tackled his wife on the street in this city som
time after killing Beach, and attempted to Kill
| her.
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ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The wife of John Graves, living near
Mitchellville, Tenn, was ravished several times
Yesterday afternoon by two white men, during
the absence of her husband. The country is
greatly excited and crowds are searching all di-
rections for the villains.
The next national convention of Hibernians
is to be held at Cinninnati on the second Tues
day Of May, 1879.
John Brown & Sons wooden mills burned q
! Philadelphia Yesterday. Loss ~, 000i insured
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The Mysterious Cambria About to Sail.

ELLSWORTH, Me-, May 17.-1n consequence of
dispatch received from New York by officers
of the Cambria orders have been given for
officers on shore to keep near the ship. None
of the men were allowed on shore to-day.
Everything seems to be in readiness for i'm
mediate departure Captains Badenhausen and
Griefenberg are expected on Saturday.
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The Fenian Invasion Via Vermont

ST. JOHN, May ia North Troy, Vermont
special says the party referred to in the press
dispatch as being encamped there, consisted Of
bakers dozen of ordinary tramps, who will
leave there to-day. The report adds that there
is no sign or talk of Fenianism there or any
where on the Vermont border.
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SpI1C CI1V CHII1OT1111
SAN Francisco, May 17.-Both Workingmens'
conventions continued their sessions to-
day. Nine of the country delegates have
joined the country committee party, and 80
have joined Kearney. The remainder refused
to affiliate with either wing and left the city.
| Both conventions adopted platform to-day
of the same general anti Chinese monopoly
and capital and reform tone. Each faction
will carry on Independent campaign.
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Soldiers Reunion.

LEAvENwoRrH, May 1.-THE reunion of
Union soldiers took place in Leavenworth to-
day, and was attended by 1900 people.
The exercises of the day consisted of speech
making in large hall, which was filled. Ex-
Senator Caldwell presided. Colonel Fitzpatrick
made handsome and eloquent speech of wei
come to soldiers and was heartily applauded.
Senator Caldwell introduced ex-senator
Ponleroy who made the closing speech. Pro
ceedings were entirely free from anything of {
partizan nature, and everything passed off al
pleasantly as could be expected.
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Elihu in q snow storm.

SALT LAKE. Utah, May 17.-Hon. E. B. Wash.
burne arrived this evening. 1t has been snow
ing here two days.
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Capt. Russell Blakeley.

This gentleman needs no introduction to
the voters of the Third Congressional dis
trict From time in which the memory of
man runneth not to the contrary, Capt.
Blakeley has been one of the pillars OF the
Republican party, and every convention of
that party, either for State or district nomi-
nations, has, we believe, found him mem
Der, his services being considered SO valu-
able that extreme frontier localities have
often confided their interests to his wa.chful
care He has also been honored in the past
with the Craftsmanship of both the State and
district committees, in which positions his
Continued ON Fourth Para
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he Campaign Motto in Wheeling

s:He serves his party worst who serves the
whisky least will be the motto for the fall
campaign in this neighborhood.
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Ben. Buffers Tfetc.
lNew York Telegram. ]

NOW lux It1cRIou.I
do you think, General, that the Demo
Gratis in Congress really intend to reopen the
electoral question:
'.That appears to be their intention, and
it seems proper and consistent enough. /
can't zee for the life OF me what else they
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Anothe,. Confession,

zumbrota Independent.
If you want to find out anything about
politics, you had better ask some one that is
posted.
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MISSION.
BELIEF THAT IT HIS BEEN Sue
CESSFUL.

In the Meantime, However, Con. Todleben
Makes Demands Upon the Porte Which
Will Lead TO Armed Resistance--Troubles
in Servia, ROumania and Bessarabia--Re-
newed Labor Rioting in England.
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He Moves In a Mysterious Wal
lCincinnati Enquirer.l

The Republican papers insist that the
Democrats must nominate s. J. Tilden for
next President. Can this be another one of
the old mans mysterious moves?
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Don't Forget 1t.
Chicago Tim

1t must not be forgotten OF forgiven that
John Sherman is the man who discovered
Rutherford B. Hayes.
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He stin Lives Notwithstanding His Death.
LONDON. May 1.-THE condition of Earl Rus
sell is extremely critical.
LONDON, May 17.-Earl Russell is dead.
LATEST.
LONDON, May I.-Earl Russell is not dead.
The report Of his death was published and
everywhere here believed this afternoon, but a
telegram from Richmond tonight says the
| Earl is much better.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-18

Samuel j. Tilden is believed to be the
owner of the New York World. Hendricks
ought to buy journal, too.
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The Body of Gen. John NJ. Buckley Re-
covered.
MILWAUKEE, May 1.-THE body of Gen.
John NJ. Buckley, who committed suicide May
4th, was found to-day floating in the lake near
st. Francis station.
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THE AGONY OVER.

The Republican FilIibustering Crew
Routed Horse, Foot and
Dragons.
A FIELD DAY IN THE HOUSE,
Coupled with Frequent Assinine Ex-
hibitions, in Which Conger, Mich,
Leads as Usual.
DEMOCRATS SECURE A QUORUM.
And Pass the Resolutions Ordering In
quiry Into the Florida and
Louisiana Frauds.
HAYES, SHERMAN, MOVES EFT AL.
Can Now Get Ready to Answer to an
Outraged Public for
Their Grimes.
RADICAL COMMITTEE ADDRESS.
A Revival Of the Passions Of Civil War
Invited to ThWart the In
vcstigation.
MISCELLANEOUS CAPITAL NEWS.
Proof Of the Two Hundred Million Pub
lie Debt Steal---COmmit-
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Mr.. Banks-Upon the statement the gentle-
man from Virginia has made, have no desire
to press the matter further.
The vote was then taken on ordering the
main question, and the Republioans refsainang
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Sound Adrice for Tu,nmas.

Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Continued on Fourth Page.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-29
IAplEs. MAKE AolNoTE OF THIS.

gp1 OtY y1Srrt fs9bs SAta2sI sStIf ~
We have ane line OF Goods for, Ladies'
Goats, ana Ms VIII sstths% @r ypS MI n bsE sRs
,aIRRIIT. .rsd ~ Slj % alsGfa9 ;tfS1o -.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-29
present financial condition of the eity he
'ould not conscientiously supportiths ordi-

present financial condition of the oity he
nance.
Mr.. Maxwell then moved the tilrd rad
i1g Of the ordinance providing for No re-
organixing OF the police force, 40 SGT
Mr. Faynter moved that the matter BE-
postponed until Council could confsr with
Pths Msyor and endeavor' to effect q com.
promise. This was done. Z gsfls-os 80
AY NJ. Townsend presented d asna ordinance
Making n additional ssppropriatiop. ior
ls7S Tor cleaning and rspSiring streets BS
transferring "a, 600 from the Sidewalk sppre-
Epristion 70 that for clsaning aud repairing
stESets. Read txics., "a, -, k,-ar.-n ==s-.
On notion Of Hr. Husstsd lie Lamp
Committee were authorized To advertise for
proposals. fofilighting the city for 1s70.
b. Mt. Guthrie said that In order To meet /
notcy Of 30. .000., nearly. due, Il, would Ebs
necessary to make another for that amount,
and on his motion this was done. 3ioaj
l. Mr.. TOWNSEND moved that wheI' Council
Adjourns It be to, meet rto-morrows atl the
foot Of YanBuren street. ; Adopted,
The Law Committee presented ID ordi-
nance providing for tho appointing of Q
Building inspector, which Mas af.twics.,
The City Treasurer,s report showed b
balksce In bank to current expenses lof
9i0O46. o. In the same report hessid be
had paid out to the Water Commissioners
op the Cool Spring Reservoir, sSS,SS; hs
had paid out Il total, sl42.5l6 7o. eyls wa
'"Ohisf Engineer Mcintyre reported 45
IAsn smployed in the Water Department
tor the week ending Nov. 27, q g3ees ,.f
i, The, 6trset eCommiasionsr nrepoytsd S5
Ron, 4 single and double teams employed
undss him for the past week. s'i"s " issa
Tho only bill pGssel during the evening
Iwas that Of, R. II Cock for s4171.rT %"
The Morning herald., 1878-11-29
45IMEs +, FEEL ps.. y

y / This, distinguished author 'auds lscturer
will deliver two lectures In the Grapkf Opera
House Of our city, on the evenings of Des.
66h and Tn. The subject of the frst lee,
tore 10 y ssEiction&s sOld lsnd bNe@ aahd ito
Eminent sApthors;3ds Theaecapds aecture
Nil ssboNt. .elWlnlism Cullen RsysAt''
The Morning herald., 1878-11-29
213 MARKET and {.
..s.....: 212 sHIPLiYaosSs

we viii show YOU through our immense
Z, II blishment. which Is the largest tn the
rtaE 8 su9iIe ~ nowledsed leader Of styles
and low plices, and If you do not buy you
viii be com vinoed we advertise only what
we do, a III JET2'Y ME- d29f,} .2lgl
The Morning herald., 1878-11-29
CE|.

u ES,VN business on cal engass H.
ID EOl IS TO supper day made by any
Eorker Of either sex, right 1t their ownlo
Zee. Improve your spars time for the
uain sss. Address sTnSsoN 4. Cos Portland
The Morning herald., 1878-11-29

And We Will not stop ts Anupsrats prices
. butsay. call and exam Ma oRr Stock
of Men's Suits, Youth a SHitas BoyaI's3
ss fahd ehiidren' . sSits, and, slserh r.,
The Morning herald., 1878-11-29

1Jndershirts from Is ets. to Sl.75
Canton Flannel Undersn,rt end Drawers
Sny c.. 1sT- MT IS cents each.
20 doz. Gents Merino II Hose for p cts;
fnnr DIV Linen Collars tor !. r8 cent?.
pair four ply Linen Cuffs for rs Goenss'
And We Will not stop 70 enumsfate
prices or name all our gosds. butdf yon
The Morning herald., 1878-11-29
FURNISHING GOODS.

Afu,l line and at prices so low IL will pay
YOU to examine our stock. 'a ,~a "N"
The Morning herald., 1878-11-29
CUSTOM oDEPARTMENT.

We have the largest assortment in this
9 oity, are speaking what we known sol
8 be fact when W say you can buy N
- - them OF ue as low %
DRY GOODS HOUSE CAN OF JoBbEfs
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NFW-YOEK cry.

7Ci4t & goo cf,S Of 20 20 f@lie ey "'
h"ri. @ ~, Tfr. to Altrrt + KhoIrs .....: ... 2lO
5th..I n go Of Stdyt 20 N3G l'iS' IuIu lhIp ON
Joachmscn referee, to Amproslus StHLh'r..' lI'"V
Ia S s TO OF hmsn Gns Bnsss 1852
ll7,hrt f. & 5%o Il Itcha1d GI ave- I,2O
'''l 10 INK. az =" 81 iacart 1T iTaticc etc - 800
'@' I' II, Z, ~ I,c 1898
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3Gtnsi - l5J n OK IOtll'", 2j&-J: aui aSo
3Gti-.f. s. %, 100 70 OF lOilaNc, 2'N"N3i Sile7
stafford and vic to Morris Thompson.
'9'' T. 3 ~ % !, e, "1 or,r COO
list ave e - 40 II ol 2Jthst. 2iaA7J Bcrn1G Earle -,
'.' "f ave elula: Henri DE Pcy
.l.r IA, Society Oi the Nt" YORK I">Wttl......
Bl,mu.tao- road. between ll2th and lI"th -t3. l'3
a. i .52 n@ @'SIS' N@ 3ok MSSj.E uu wiz LOO
" Il.i..f = s. ID3 n g, Il ICth ave. 3Jx-- property
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7at -. So. III ltcoi I-'ayc. ,rNlo-1 Jamca con. ,o
ltu auG VII, to ErcdtricS Rr-rI-,'lu-. :..: suO
$50 - ljJ I; " 0i "u-aNr, t'hi i"'.Ji ld'"dlu
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hos'rt o." -, .-N',.' =; ih'",'i' - ,%"L'Il % t "'
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~utor 10 TIE sew. loIA aLd L'oohyH HI!dge com
Eo,,.-il Sos .zs57.-l2 Mary -urtpr to tie Sew
lork and rru"aiyu Isrdgo COMPANY. .:..-.;..
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Gamr,.., ,.......... 1926
llrr.,,t. 80. "iIiii,o: i2rrr.t 25N75 rhoma- II 49,.
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New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
tjouses aro farms Uauleo.

IOWA LAND WANTED for property lightly
mort aecd In Brooklyn, and for improved property free
and clear near the city. RULASD & WHITING, No. 8
Beekman-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

Ga!ts bp Auftlou

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
n York TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At IHE
IP.TaWN OFFICES, No. l.?3S Broadway, cor; ihlLy'
A., ~ or 3OS West Twenty thiplst, cor Eghtnavrx
go Thrdayer cor Forty seyenthst at the MAhLhSa SS
ogGIrE. No 2.eSi ThiTdave. cor Onehundred anu
twenty ourthst Harlem savings Bank building up 70 op
m nj Ie .uar OfhCe rates
DY JOHN II. DRAPER & CO., AuctloneerIFs1;IT
ID THE DELAWARE. LACkAWANNA WE NT1N
RAILROAD COMPANY Will sell 10000 tons 81 "a AZ ~
COAL al public auction WEDNESDAY. May ~ 90
o'clock, noon, at 20 Exchange place. SAMUEL sLoAN
President
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Monday, May 27, 1873.

NEW-YORK Monday, My II, I5'6'
The following sales were held at the Ex'
change Salesroom to-day:
ByL j. T. T. ThHliOG.
J 6.storv warehouse and factory building with lots
No1 81 q WG9st Voc II re- 5 pSc loo III oi OOC
houses with plot Ot laid, ltasI
lo3Gst cor OF 4ave' p"' i's"Ao'ii 375OC
By LOuis NcScr.
5.st0ry brick building with plot Of land NO % h3us
sgast a,s,o cor Of. 81 H9t is 81, po' 2OOOC
Rg {. j. LBol.
story brick and frame a d. 5soII bilck bulu'n.
with plot of land. Nos -2l and &23 v ANe-h;
about 20 IT ot IfuSI pos ...... % SOC
RUJohH T. B,UC
3sioTy frame hGGsG Tit d Ei o d. TrmGe $500
In II0icayt -. CDJt'S. go
Plot of land sherman ave, cor I'lIAlu@t oUuH
IOIx xIODN2OUN G9.G; also plot = laid on Ecrnhl,
ycaa'G e"r St:call Gi ', ir ' q odcg. 5000