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Daily Republican., 1880-02-09
uoUsE AND SIGN PAINTING.

Graining, Vanishing, Paper Vanishing a
speciality, Staining and Hard wood Finishing,
and every kind of work In our line done In a
t1rst-class manner by experienced workmen,
Patronage solicited. Estimates furnished
DANIEL SMITH, Manager,
Successor to Barrier & Smith, Agts.
28l SHlPLEY STREET,
.2-3md wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

NOR RENT.-A IL ROOM BOARDING
house, 20 years successful, at No, 7l3 Il.
|eyenth street. Also room ore ana dwe'-
Ing cor, 10Th and Head sts sS per month.
lsO several 1 and room h0nses from 70 I" |"
er month. VIM. FORRESr,
2.46tH Cor. Sth and Buttonwood sts.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

NOR SALE.-A LuE Or GROUND
with brick morocco factory on II, one.
indred and i0fty eight ieet front on Church
rect siSty-two ieet on Filth street and sixty.
10 leet on Lord street. Streets curbed and
ed Of streets paved; ID inch water pipes
Ong Church street. Lime watts In the fac
Dry and now used for The manufacture OF NOR
DccO. Sold TO close an estate. Apply 10
EVANS PENNINGTON,
l.22tf No. s East sth street,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09
res sALxes BENT.

k~1oR sALE.-Two story brick hsase tlt
Tsy.or street, rooms, with on hrst
~ \ Two story bricks, new, Poplar street above
lstSo, Two story bricks, new, walnut street above
Eleventh. - . .
i,vellipg 1909 Jefferson street, 10 rooms.
VanBurep street bet 8th and 9th!
~ 100 EAstl2th street.
81 918 Chestnut street
o23 Jefferson street.
- ll2s West Third street.
,ot nm Fourth street near Pine, 20 by 100 n,
~ loaI, on bond and mortgage from $1,000 10
|s,a zoo In sums to suit. Apply TO
w. MCCAULLEY h 90,
600 Market street.,
,allm Wilmington, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

NOR SALE.-A PROPERTY SlTUA.
ted In Brandywine Hundred, contain,
hg about % acres of very fertile and we'll
lstered land. Apply TO -
EDWARD LEOARPENTlER.
l2'3l.w.s-3m RockiaDd, bel.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

NU1ICE.--TO DELINQUENTS OF
~ city and school taxes Tor 1879. Bills
have beon rendered and called for, and tn.
year having expired. those who wish TO avoid
trouble, had better call and settle, or we shall
proceed TO collect the taxes with costs.
EDMUND PROVOST,
WILLIAM KYNE,
Office, No. 10 f. Sixth street. between Mar
ket and King. Hours 8 o, IN. TO IL N, TO 6
and to SD, m. l-3W
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

nor SALE Uk rENI.-THE THREE
Il story brick dwelling, ,S3l Washington st.
|en rooms and bath all modern improve
lents; papered throughout; all rooms heated;
rims easy.
j. FRANK BALL, Rooms II and IL Ex.
hange Building, 7th and Market. ll0-tf
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

NOR RENT.-THE FIVE STORY MO-
Il Iocco factory recently occupied by VIM.
beadenkoff, and adjoining my leather factory
b sd street near Orange; q good party can
bake favorable terms II. ). MCCOMB.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

n lR SALE-26 NEW HOUSES, PRICE
from $500 to $S.6 500 each, all In good To-
etIons. Some with Bath, Water Closets, and
fmlsrn Improyments. Eleven OF these
buses with the best Shingle Roofs, also two
lOres. Terms very easy. Apply to
q. II. TISDALL h SONS,
I.lm2d TOl French, $40 and 3l2 4. 9th sts.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

NOR SALE.-A THREE STORY BRICK
II house, with stable attached, will be sold
D " on very easy terms. Apply to
EVANS PENNINGTON,
77eod6t s T.. Eighth st.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

b OR SALE.-A SOU Arc OF Gro UND
4 with seven roomed house on 1t; fruit Of
VI kinds will be sold very low. Apply 10
EVANS PENNINGTON,
1881 L. Eighth st.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

TOR SALE HAY AND STRAW BY
q the ton, n ton and 100 ts., at market
frices Orders received by telephone by j.
|atnal Co., or postal card.
A. X. TATNALL,
l2s cod wv 7Os W. Front street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

NOR REMIT HRISr AND
flour mill, situated two miles west o.
layton, Kent county, Del. possession LIST Of
iarch, Inquire OF Fl. q. MURPHY, on the
fsmiaas or ID. J. MURPHY,
1Y.1l.ll.l6-Wlt newark, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09
NOTIONS.
BRAIN AND NERVE HOOD

The loss Of memory, the nervous and en-
hausted feeling, the dissatisfactisn with tn
result Of ones labors, the duh, unrefresbe,
sleep, the want Of appetite and neuralgia, ar,
simply the brain and nerves calling for thei
necessary food. vitalised Phesph les restor,
lost energy in all weaknesses Of mind or body
relieve debility and nervousness, and preven
consumption. oG Physicians have prescribed
l6O, 900 packages.
y. CROSBY, 600 Sixth Ave-, N. Y
For sals by 2. JAhM BELT,
Cor. 9th and Market sts., Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

FrTz rrAhS' FIFTY YEARS. .
OLD AND RELIABLE!
roIh1LlohED... .....................lS .lS3O.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
Receive especial attention, and are very care
fully compounded from the most reliable
medicines BY thoroughly competent assist
ants, graduates of the Philadelphia Col
Iege Of Pharmacy and families supplied
with drugs Of a superior quality at
z. JAMES BELT, DRUGGIST,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

TOTIOE-AT A MEETING OF THE
IN BOaIc Of Managers of the "FaImers'
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of the State
ofDelaware," held Ctober 2lst, 1919, the
Treasurer was directed topay in cath, to thu
several members OF the company, a dividend
ofl0 per cent Of the balances standing to
their credits respectively on the 3lst of De-
cember, 1879, said dividend to be payable on
the first Monday in May, 1880
Ia 4w-tuaf w. A. La MOTTE, Treas.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

RNOR RENT.-A Il ROOM HOUSE, NO.
" 7O5 East sixth street. Family Will
'bard with tenant, or will rent without Ap'
D at 6l6 Market street or on the premises.
l-l4-u
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

lrNoR RRENC.-DWELLING 325 L. 4th st..
rooms. Dwelling ITO w. 4th st., 8
5oms. -Four acres In Brandywlne Marsh.
|Ilhce bO2 Shipley st. titce 6Ot Market st.
fbuse ll0 w. 10Th st., Will be altered into
lore If desired. Apply to ID. CHANDLER,
27-et# bO2 Shipley st., or $40 King st.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

k1OR sALE.-THE SUBSCRIBERS RE
N uring IRON business offer for sale the
fntlre stock, Fixtures, Machinery and good
I'm Of their Plumbing, Steam aud Gas Fit
lar Establishment, b09 King street. The
5T11srty will be sold with the business or
Hased ior a term OF years. The business has
3egn established ior 70 years, and the oppOr-
Spi,y Is one seldom offered Tor young mea
SlsbiIg to enter into this business. Terms
Eneral' lplm FERRIS n GARRETT.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

fHOR SALE.-A GOAL AND LUMBER
yard at station on the Wilmington d
|Orthern Railroad. For full information
hdrcss, EVANS Pen EHNlNGION,
I7.ot No. f. Eighth street
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09
POLITICAL CAKDS,
NOR SHERIFF

LNOR SHERIFF
Thankful for their support during the last
campaign, and being again solicited by my
fellow citizens to allow the use OF my name as
a candidate for ths Sherit's office Of New Gas
tie county, consent TO their expressed wish
subject to the rules o the Republican party,
and promise, If nominated and elected, to
discharge the duties OF the sffice faithfully,
and with fidelity to the people OF the county
Respectfully, PHILIP X. CLARK.
Jan. 10, 18S0u
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

DR SALE.--A PRINTING OFFICE
a all complete, 2l7 W. sd st. 1-zl.tf
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

kNOR RENT.-A RESTAURANT AND
X boarding house, 2l8 Orange st. Apply
/" EVANS PENNINGTON,
l-8 3taw-tf 9Th and King.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

kN"R RENT.-THE HOUSE No. 1907
Iatnali street. Apply to
lTu JAMES L. DEVOU.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09
OYSTERS.
OYSTERS!

TO THE HEPURIIO.-Having renedelsd my
store at Sixth and Orange streets, 1 am pre-.
pared at all hours of the day to furnish my
friends with the best ice cream and oysters.
The oyster season having now arrived, 1t is
my intention to sell none but first class oys.
ters and at prices within the rea,h of all.
Hoping to still continue receiving share OF
public patronage. | Remain Yours,
925-3nd CHARLES KYLE.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

ENOR SALE CHEAP.-A GOOB SUB
~ S'altial lS foot counter In frst-clasS Or
W. W. can be bought at bargain. Apply 20
REPUBLICAN, office. 24tf
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

HOG REGISTER NOTICE.-AI1L PER
- sons owning or having dogs ~
about their premises are required to
have them regularly registered between the
lst and 10Th days Of January. After the lat
ter date the ordinance will be strictly en-
forced against unregistered dogs.
WIN. }. MAXWELL, Chief OF Police
l2l7-tl2l
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

kNOR kENT.-A LARGE ROOM IN THE
~ third story 9th and Market SITS. suitable
FOf society. apply TO Il. CHANDLER,
lat 61l-915 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

NOR RENT.-A NINE ROOM II USE
- Ola West Fourth street, modern I'M
f'ovements. Apply at 2ls Jefferson street
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

NOR RENr,--Two STORES IN A OEN-
uai losation. zb-4t HhsALD 4 90.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

EoR SALE OR ,EXCHANGE.-S / X
Il horses at " esIern Hotel sta bles.
Zb'ot JESSE TYSON. Agt.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

NOR SALE.-TWO STORY BklUk
~ house, SO7 Conrad st.; six rooms will be
bld on Reasonable terms also for sale sey
pal good work horses. Apply To SAMUEL
CUlLE Chestnut and Adams. l-43'tI
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

H'OR SAhh.-A very desirable property on
the southwest corner OF sixth and Mar.
'Aet streets. Inquire OF q. CHANDLER,
I[lelmd No. 900 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

LNyR RENT.-THE THREE STORY
H brick dwelling house, llOl Jefferson ST.,
pne door above Delaware avenue possession
gwen on March % apply to
TlLGHMAN JOHNSTON,
l.27.tu th.s-tf 4ExchaDge Building.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

|EfOR RENT.-A ThRE.E-SlURY Bhlok
~ house with nine rooms and large store
tCutheast corner OF Third and FreLch streets.
Also two stores Nos. 2O2 and "a East Third
slreet. l2i.sawtl
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.
~ Those who sell or transfer Real Es-
tate, and de not wish to pay the taxes Of 1880,
will obllge the undersigned, by leaving no
tice thereof at our Office, that We may assess 1t
to the proper owners.
EDMUND PROVOST,
WILLIAM KYNE,
Office No. 10 4. sixth street, between
Market and King. Hours, s A. M, to IL NJ,
2 to 8 and to +. M. l-3tf
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

,oRSALEOR RENT. THREE II 9USES
+ IL row on 1th st., between jackson ana
Two houses on vanBuren street, between
TSo houses in row on French st., between
sT one two story house, cor. 10Th and Poplar
\ Tbr,e two. story houses on 18th st. close to
HARLAN CAUSE,
,ag,.ti Front and Tatnali sts.
E,oR KENT.-A FOUR STORY BRICK
III house at the 5. Il corner OF Market and
fsventh streets. A very pleasant location Tor
harding house, convenient rooms Tor otfices
fthsr single or double, or could be used for
.halnbert. r.,,..
tiyhth and Ninth, six or seven rooms Ia
kch, u. ,y,..
I'M Nith well Of excellent water ~ the
oOrs. Apply TO JOHN Is. LEWlS.
4 1.Da1Inu
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

|NOk RENT,-TRUCK FARM, SlTUA-
ted partly in >. Wilmington, and New
tastle Hd., containing IA acres and good
PWeltlns. Apply TO VIM. MoOAULL El,
lOl2'Wlt or L0bdeli Oar Wheel 20.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

IENOR SAIE.-A VERY DESIRABLE
III store sand, doing tirst-ciass business.
f'r particulars address l. +. lREDELL,
l'l2e0d-ti New london. Chester 90.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

lEDR RENT-A GOOD BASEMENT
~ cellar on Market st.. gas, water, etc. !;
fheaD. 2b79.1l HEaLD N co.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-09

'EOR RENT.-THE TWO ROOMS UN-
der the First National Bank. now occu-
Pied by Heald * Co., will be rented for offices.
Apply to GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG,
P'F-lmeOd Cashier First National Bank.
, 1880-10-03

fact Is in reality that tho changes and defec-
dons nre largely in the oppoait direction.
The Republican papers have appeared s,nRy.-
lasay feHtes aud negligent III reporting the
numerous remarkable deserdons OF Democrats
to the Republican cause Where the Democrats
have devoted columns under great hetti lInes
to the detection OF some fncousequenttsi per-
son from the Republican party, the Republican
papers have conteDted themselves with n1ere
mention OF some much mere remarkable pHtn
To-day the premature Democratic boom in
Ohio Is on the decline, and
THE REPubLICAN BooX BEaIvs.
They started In too early and too often, an
de1 thar they expended the wind and wisdom
necessary to Keep up the Organized racket to
the end.
They have stirred up the Republican tear in
ais dan. They will not. have fhfuR1 their QVn
way tho rest OF the campaign.
, 1880-10-03


Fanny Louise Buckingham appears at Fo1's
Theatre as MazEppd.
Sprague's Georgia Minstrels begin an engage
ment this afternoon at the Olympic.
Robson and Crane gave their final performance
last evening. Theirengagement has lasted three
weeks, and large receipts have been gathered in.
1.-The showman's Guide p by John jeffrey, for
the season has been published. he has added
some new features. among them the Australian
routes
Sam Piercy and hts 't Deception combination
left This city for New York on Friday. They
came from San Francisco, and intend to open In
Gotham.
Manager Nixon is putting "Uncle Tom" on
bis feet again. He has engaged Harry q. brad
ley and Lizzie meles, late Of San francisco, Tor
the piece.
MI. Charles Webb, staee-manager OF the
Keene combination, who has just come from
London, says that things theatrical are In pad
way there.
Mr.. L.H. Webb, after getting his company
nicely stranded at Grand Haven, has returneoto
, 1880-10-03

MICHIGAN AVENUE BOULEVARD.
The recent decision OF the Supreme Court
placing the title Of Michigan avenue In the
Board OF South Park Commissioners has given
new impetus to this long talked OF i'm
provement. Though no active work will be
commenced at once, the assessment will be
made. and it is expected that the rolls will bo
completed Jan. next, 30 that the work eau be
proceeded with In the spring. It is the tnten-
don to place the roadway In a temporary good
condition at once. The plan of the street has
already been given tn THE TRIBUNE. The drive
way will be nifty feet in width; there Will be
thirty-1our feet of grant macadam, seven
feet feet On each side Belgian pavement,
stone gutter. This will give an unbroken and
elegant drive clear to Hyde Park, by the way Of
the South Parzs- Michigan ~ euue will be
boulevard to Thfrty-hfth street, which will be
improved In like manner and be the connecting
Improvement will be carried forward as rapidly
as possible, and it Is very probable that the con-
tracts for the grading. curbinX, lAyiAg the paye-
nent. etc, will be let this winter. The ques-
ton Of keeping heavy teams on the street is
ss VT W.T. ee Pas fEoa Smith a Sas for
yet been decided by the Supreme Court,
and he believes that the Park
Board has no control over this matter.
This question will. however, be decided in the.
very near future, since the West Town Park
Board is anxious to go on with the improve
tnent Of Washington street. 1t Is most likely
that before next summer Ia over Chicago will
have system Of boulevards which will connect
all her great chains OF parks upon the West,
South, and North Sides The Improvement Of
crease tho value Of residence property on that
, 1880-10-03
SATURDAYS TRANSFERS,
The following Instruments we're fled TO
record Saturday, Oct 2:


Thirty-fourth court, 2ss T. " Of Laurel st, sf,25
~ ~. Il, dated Sept 23 III ind c. Tsacey to
Thirty i 1foaeth oou1t S It 81 LAUREL Il
rhirty: court SD II Of Laurel It. lis
IEz r. dated Sept tsa1ne to Thomas Fur
sumaof It: il ii Of West Fifteenth, x
u T. dated Sept ~ {John Hofrenk TO Peter
wsss I;hi5tssSt6 =, ii !; @ q Heyns aS.ni;$
wess *'1 ThiEsesn;a Il I'D /; 81 Horne Az,
xM 4. dated sept x same 70 Adoiph Pttsch)
De RoTen & 81 ~ Ct Eanai' ? !; 25xllo r i'm
NinuFik,a ua.ea Aug. ssasoo .auoo'pn 70 1onn
De Koven St, Id ii Of Uana i, s5xioo t. In
Troved. dated Aux*5 (san.e to Teresie Poia-
ws:t Ws;lin9to1 st. bet Insein and Wood,
Es1A = II improved daled Get, John Il. .
Stone st. eor e division, ~, ~ + running
to to DEtye: dated SEPT. = tAastes in Chancery :,
soe:S %'an@ Masfed : lM e 81 rhirsf
). topher G Gaderynhn to John Guderynhn} ..... :
aa.ted Sept John &: Lo6s;eini e FeiE
s:ssS;$ Il &;sS sss il %':S BIZ
wss5 i * il; 81 0sSisg ", /: s1
Sfs5 IS e Sfif I'LL 4 81 ;aJ9s;s Ss,1s
Holt t. is Il 81 Biaclssrft:,S; T. s;1is, IL
dated da,t Juiy2l James Fieasants 70 b. Kwarin-
h$:$; $ss i ;&,s@1 1t s1s t ;s; ;ssS Hs
vs. TS;asiSts i Ssiss II liz ID Il Xef Es9yiis
T5s pfa@ises H. 15S Wentworth ~, dated
sept Sst&a&tat IL Chancery TO EE1adrch
, 1880-10-03

People Of the most cultivated tasto in music
ind in the Eu7eEsoa, piano combination OF all
the plain, substantial points OF excellence that
distinguish the Ars$-class piano. They havo
well earned their reputation and the hIr, x,,sn<,
they hold among pre- ct<eal linstrlmental!sts Gyrha
solid honest LASTING. axt-like character u shpir
const.ncaon. Every Instrument coming from
thoroughly responsible guarantee. ThaT ava
az a~ong ts,s the LIST controlled hy BIZ " w. Kiiobal
OF tha Northwest il eQni7alen. to Wsrfantts
, 1880-10-03
IN THE.,FF|t!l.
y ~
For The EhfcdGu'1 1s{b1i

For The Chtodoo 1s4bune,
In the Fall the efce-rnaRwhimpers,
For he knows his j6gS&re done:
In the Full the pluinbef rallies
For the Winters freezing fun.
Then the proud mosdu1to, nuubtcd,
Droops his gaudy{ gitfertng wing;
And the Sunday tiy'; :fteumatic,'
Crawls where erst te 1oyed to sing.
In the Fall the milktan gtorfes;
Butter touches thitY-t1ve:
Cheese CUES up as Ielves are falling,
While the winds with branches strive.
In the FAIL the coat1nan s happy,
With solemn, heightened fuce
hoping how before e:Spriugtlse
Coal will pan out mighty scacev
In the Fail our Winter trousers
Changed to piastarlcasts we find
Little Sammy bumbiy kneelin9,
Broken, propped by books behind.
In the Fnll the brceze 'lneanders
Through the airy broken pune,
And the meek :. glass -puddin vender
Comes from dark to light again.
In tho Fail the kittens ripen, >, :
On the roof in concert pray;
. In the Fall the whisky Ebnt8
Stcauing hot are best they say.
In tho FALL mid fates ard weddings,
Dread OF Christmas fllls OUR souls,
For our pockets then eneUnnter.
Fashions grasping furi clad ghouls.
.!"n" New II IN.
&s-r%n 14<t~
, 1880-10-03
LAWRENCE RARRETT.

LAWRENCE BARRETT.
At Hooiey's Theatre this tragedian will to-
morrow evening reAppear. He, like the other
two, Mccullough and Keene, has selected his
strongest part in which to open-that OF Cassius,
In '..ulius Cesar For several weeks the man.
agement OF the house have been busy in the
preparation Of scenery for the production, and
SO elaborate it is said. have been these prepara-
tons that It has been decided to run the piece
the entire week. The published cast shows the
distribution of characters to be: Cdius Casstus,
Lawrence Barrett; Marcus Br,t,ts, Louis James;
MaTc Ant0ay Frederick Book; Cuius Julius
Cesar, Robert Hudson: Publtus Casca, B. 6.
Rogers; Trebonfus, F. Moseley; Octauius Caesar,
Archie Cowper; Deetots Br,tt1n, T. ], Martin;
Cfnn1, Charles Hawthorne; PopHius, G. Wood
ward; SoothsapeT. H. Z. Charles; MeteUus Climber,
Pierre Stevens; Seruius, Charles Plunkett; Lu-
eius, H. Frankson; Ptnddr,., Henry Martin;
First Citizen, F. p Barton; Second Citizen, G..
Harris; Portta, Miss Kate Meek; C1lphlvnto,
Miss Anna ". Story.
Lawrence Barrett Is the eldest OF the three
tragedians, having been born in New York in
1885. He, like John Mccullough, is of Irish
pareutage. 1t has been said that his real name
was Larry Branuieau, but this has been dis
proved. Mr.. Barrett has been an industrious
and conscientious student since he first put his
foot on a stage, and. against many disad-
vantages has commadded recognition as au
able exponent Of trag1Er5les. He is also one OF
ahtn 1ho e 1xitar Soa Saon ana 1ls m
anat.s .on; nY rt;ni A"' o0eo eoen LA
agaEns Mg nar.att ess ,s+ ,,o..a ~ ,,.u,r
t., n.l,; ss vas ,a " vs. naen caeek M
- - ..o ~ ~, ~ VIZ 10 yea5s
ta 9n ~ rnefonra 81 m
n3 Rarrntt nent t ~ ~ ~, td.so te
{ns ~ os. 49, ~ o,,s9c s as tt,,
t,ts tga1,s rs - nto,e ~, M tts
441 " atoso au oistu's,Gous ~ actlg'
1c s tso m ~ nt 1aln or41
n. ~ auslce w go W nc sias5 aEteIe. a'c r. saF
sda saa ", or % ueto.ea so sahg ene ao-
eIsE nna "! r., Sosasea nsei1 du a. ~
PeInunerhry to't a at tae olu Metroponetn lneaIre
@ 1eetol., "IElc ne ulew snE su!ury y!
Sa Week. ne esosnccessInt,y @ carried oanners ano
in .ue inouS ~. sna1 ne ~. cast
Rio1 ior Ine frecn r Spy Inis M Was nis
1lsI epeAklhg par1 ant lt was ike to oe nis last'
5or ne @ Vas setzea WIZ sncn IN attaek nL ssase
1aeli LIZ LAt nE dotEos us nats anu
was nlsseo On. u - salo mat Ior tue ne1I tnrce
S9uo hGs nfs sgeaF M = ne eorsecy aaa sa
Was tnsAr1apiy W.T. alsseu on n ols2face' nut MS
qrawoacks did nor dampen his courage. ae G wns rs
1Stelmlne4 1ent q 70 os an ac.or: AZ opPort1nt.y ~
l lsa4 arose g e. ION travelang troupe. He was
enaa&ea; me tronpe came 70 9r1ef. ne Wns
nt ano "as ~ on Gnnofeo 20 reenrn TO
DeIfOlt LuE0uKa lQe CuArlIy OE a railway coll
, 1880-10-03
THE LOAN MARK FIT.

During the past week there has been fair In
quiry for loans On real estate, but no very heavy
transactions are recorded. The average Of loans
OF from $500 to $4,000 have been made from
6H to * per cent upon good inside improved
property. There we're one or two loans made ut
per cent, but they were exceptional, the ruling
rate being 6H to TX per cent. The smaller loans
OF from $500 to $I,5W have all been, rs far as
learned, att per cent The lowest 1900 loan
reported was at per cent
, 1880-10-03
NEW,RUILDINGS,


There were tHehty-three building permits is-
sued the past Feek by the city, aggregatmg in
value 1921 49, Of which the following were the
prtncipal;1n =
g. H. nant1ey, two-story dwelling, No. oss Pine
street t1rost, $4,0o0
U9Rfnes & Co., piaaing-mill, corner OF Blue
lslaAdavenue and Robey street, to cost s2,5oo.
Iohn ?. Eek, three-story malt house. corner OF
teast $1,000. ~
'..C B. Farwell, flve-story store, lis by 90 feet
sMarKet street. near Monroe, to cnst $1,000
Il. Loeb, six two-story dwellings, Lincoln ave-
nue., near Sophia street, to cost $3uOOO
~ Uiekinsnn, i've three-story dwellings, La
sale street, near Schiller, to cost SO,
, isaac Greensfclder and Jacob Rosenberg
Loree-story hospital, corner OF Cottage Grove
place and IWenty-ninth street, to cost $4,000.
Iohn keyzcr, three-story store and Ice-house
No: Al 14arrabee street, to cost $500.
81: Halverson. four-story factory, Nos l3O and
lN Green STREET, to cost $5,00G
A. Smell. eleven two~story dwellings,, corner OF
Randolph and Ada Streets, ID cost 81, ,000
The Rev: Z. Fischer, tWo-story dwelling, Han
over street, near Mctiregor, to cost $35OI
~, saulisbury, two-story dwelling, No. ae2
Wells street. to cost $500.
in. Maynard, three two-story dwellings, Lo~
Gust M street, between La Sale and Clark, 10 cost
Among tho building permits Issued yesterday
= as one to the United States Express Company
10 erect q tWo-story barn, corner Of Harrison
aud Frankin streets, to cost $4,000.
, 1880-10-03
SPECIMEN SALES.

Messza. Thomas l. Bragg report the following:
Twenty by $50 feet south front, ON Washington
street, 80 feet west Of franklin, 5000, all cash;
82H by LIS feet, west front, on Prairie avenue,
between Thirsieth and Thirty rst streets, s. 600
all cnsh; 10 by 1o7 feet, northeast corner Ut Har-
rison and franklin streets, tor 5000, all cash,
and the taxes for 1880 and assessment for paving
Franklin street: the same lot, with 160 by lot
feet adjoining it the east for $50 00 ali cash.
This property IS to be at once covered BY brick
barn for the United States Express Company.
with frame cottage and brick basement, $4,000,
oil cash.
ment brIgk house. No. 100 foid n11inher, 1 Forest
avenue, for s., ,:0U and the taxes for 1850
: Lot 22214 By 60 feet, with thCee-story English
for $500, all cash. y
Ira Brown has sold two-story house and 50
loot lot, No. 382 Sedgwick street, for S4500; sir
lots in La Grange for $500; one lot in Evanston,
$500.