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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
GRANT IN THE WEST.
A sneeeh al Merrlam Park.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. July 3.-Genersl Grant
was met yesterday at Merriam park by about
$4,000 people, In his speech he said at has
been my effort in the positions have held TO
render the very best service in my power for
the whole people, without respect to race color,
previous condition or political atliliaton. lGrcat
applause l am not aware Of having commit.
ted an act in my life or saying word which
has injured my own standing one way or the
other aud certainly not in u political way,
have, indeed, belonged to one of tho greatest
political parties Of the country, because, on the
whole | believe it much nearer right than
the other. [ApplHusc,l But l claim TO have
as much good feeling aud friendship for the
party opposed to me As to the party which has
heretofore conferred h0nors upon me, | have
always believed that what was best for the eu.
tire country was going TO help both political
parties In tho end, for We are citizens in COM
mon ofone great nation, and the greatest na.
ton that the sun shines upon to-day"
GRAND RECEPTION At KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, July IA national salute WIS
fired and bells were ruug in honor of General
Grant Mt 8 o'clock this morning. The grand
procession also in his honor started at 1880
s'c!0ok this afternoon. Military companies
are hero from number OF places in Kansas,
all of which took part In the procession. A
splendid display of tho various ants, Industries
and manufactures Of the city was also made,
The procession WAS over milo long, and Was
reviewed by General Grant lie will leave
for Fort LoaYenworth this evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
Labor Loagne of AmerIoa.

NEW York, July 4,--The United Labor
league of America held a picnic to-day at
Manhattan park. Thousands OF persons were
present. Addresses were delivered by Hon.
John Pope Hodnctt General Whitaker,
Major Daniel O'DriscolI aud others. Gen.
eral james ID. Mcbride of Virginia, at
a meeting the central council, WAS sworn in
as national secretary. A committee was ap-
pointed to arrange a call for a convention OF
delegates Of the Labor League of America, to
be held IN New York September /, for the pur.
pose Of declaring formally in favor of the
republican or democratic nominee for pres-
dent Of the United States.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

There was u large gathering of our German
citizens at tho Schuctzon park last evening,
where the members Of the verein celebrated
the Fourth of July and at the same time aC.
ku0wlcdgcd in an appropriate way the
presentation by ladies Of the yercin Of
ihiee new flags intended to take the
place Of those destroyed by tho fire at the park
last fall, and which have been fully described in
The REPUBLICAN,. About $50 o'clock the
gentlemen aud ladies present assembled in
the banquet hall. Tho committee represent
ing the ladies' which consisted Of Mesdames
john l.. Yogt, W. lIolmus, $, Wolf George G..
Walker, A. Koch, Charles Fischer, W. Muller
h. Schmidt Chr, Rupert and John Hocke'
meyer took positions ON ono side Of the
stuge, aud tho officers Of the yeron upon the
other Mrs Charles Fischer advancing, pre-
scutod each dag siugly making m appro'
pirate address. The president Of the yoloin,
Mr. Simon Wolf as he received the flags made
q happy response, Altorward tho ladies
wero entertained at banqEct,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
lie sun lowed Tie KrheI Ilng.

The AIcNNndril G0:CVc tells the following
story: StonewaI J0cllson's corps ilag has re.
Gently been mfurlcd in the huutug room Of
the War Department vt Washington, 1t is
stated that not long since n southcruur
called with two friends aud asked to sec It..
1t was handed to him. In silence he held it
for some time, then on his knees he carefully
spread it on the floor, When one of his
friends asked him what he was doing he an.
swered, tears streaming from his eyes Can't
the father look at the son, or the sou at his
father? This flag my father held When he
fell upon the buttc.Acld; this flag my brother
hcld--hc too died ] also carried it," Where
upon he raised his hands TO heaven ami
poured ont most fervent prayer His friends
had hard work to get him to give up the dag.
A tattered cud falling ou the hDor The officer
in charge picked up the piece and gave it to
the man, aud he departed"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05


Earned runs-Notlonals g. Albanys 3.
Two bnst.hitS -Alhanys |.
Three observation-disclosures ., Albanys /.
Fist base on errors Nationals S Albanys 9.
Double pHys-NutionnlS |, Albamysl l.
Passed balls-SnydCr ], keenan, !.
struck out-NatDuals !, AlbGnNs G.
Critchley. los.
siikc; cecl-oT Lynch, 49, of Derby, 10; or
Cdtchlcy, l6.
Wild riplI-Cri.ch'cy /.
Time Of Gamc--rwulours and twenty minutes.
tmpire-Mr Joseph simmons OF i, chester.
OTHER GAMES.
BUFFALO, July a.-Dufalo', Z; Troys, g.
CHICAGO, July 3.-Cuicagos 6; Dls'pns, /.
CLEyELAND, July 3.--Clcyclauls, ]; Worccs.
ccstuis, /.
C1ScrSNATt July 3.--Cincinuata, 4; proyi.
dcucrs, Is.
GAMEs BETWEEN CULOREp CLUBS.
This afternoon the Portsmouth club Of
Portsmouth, Va, win play the Douglass or
the National grounds. The visitors arc said
to be good ball players, and will give the home
nine work to beat them.
4 league composed Of the cooicd clubs OF
the ciiy--Dougiass, Keystone, Eoglc, Unique
and Mauhattan-has been organized, and will
play Il series Of games on the National grounds
during this and next month for the District
championship aud q fine rosewood, silver.
mounted bat. In addition the player making
the best hGtting aud fielding average will he
awarded a medal. Til, schedule has been M.
ranged, and the first game takes place next
Wednesday between the keystone and Doug.
lass clubs, commencing at i:3O p. M. Admis.
sion to the grounds will be fifteen cents for
gentlemen, ten cents for boys, aud ladies free.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
The French Amnesty fiiII.

LONDON, July "a Times Paris dispatch
says that the amendment to the plcnary am.
ncsty bill pardOming all communists eNcept
asslssins and inccndiarics, which passed tho
senate by vote Of 1i3 to 1873, would not havo
been carried but for tho votes Of five min
istcrs. Under these circumstances the cabinet
cannot ask tho chamber Of deputies to dis
agree to the amended bill IL will exercise
no influence either way. Tirty.,No moderate
republicans including VI. Waddingion. contrib
utGd to the rejection Of NJ Lab!ches alternative
bill, which the government had accepted. but
thirteen of these rallied in favor of the
amended hill, NJ. Wuddington, however OPP
posing It. Tomorrow the amended bill goes
back to the chamber of deputies II is hoped
some frmula acceptable to both houses will
be devised The ordinary guard outside the
senate was doubled during the debate on
Saturday on the amnesty bill for fear Of dis
turbanccs and the police were reinforced.
Tho Paris Press aud the Amnesty Bnl.
PARIS, July 4Ld RcppJHguc Faucaisn, com.
mcntng upon the rejection of the amnesty
bin by the senate and the part NJ. Simon took
in the debate, says tho scUndalous reconcia
tiun between the authors aud the victim Of
the 10Th Of May will not prevail against the
national will aud the force Of events. Am.
ncsty full and complete, will be carried in
spite of all.
Ld Poir observes that the majority of the
senate will be held responsible lor the crisis
which will probably follow.
lie Rdppc' says the vote involves double sui
cidc-suicidc OF an assembly aud suicide Of q
man.
The Mot de- Ordrc says the senate voted its
own downfall.
lie Pa1cncm says the senate has justified
the confidence the country placed in il.
Lc No'id observes that VI. Simuu's speech was
Hu eloquent indictment Of the government for
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
THE NATIONS BIRTHDAY.
Patriotic America Celebrating the
Glorious Occasion.
Sunday Celebration in Some OF the Western
Cities-Fatal Disturbance at II Cincin-
natl PIcnic--Two Children Shot in
st. .Louis-EXplosion OF Mag
G2imc--DispIHy at Lisbon
To-day ut Home.
independence nav in Clncfonnti.

C1NctNNATt, July 1.-The day has been oh.
served much as the ordinary ith Of July BY n
large influx of visitors from tho country, and
by the usual firing Of guns, pistols, crackers,
etc. largo picnic was held at Parkers
grove, eleven miles up the river During the
afternoon very serious disturbances arose
among Il party of drunken men, in the course
of which John Mullen, formerly private po-
lceman at the Atlantic garden, was shot dead
with Il pistol by one Of the party, supposed to
be Michael Moran. Half dozen men were
more or less injured in the melee. Moran aud
five others were arrested.
Fatal Explosion in California.
SAN FEANCisco, July Accompanies c and
G. OF the National guard Of this city were
visiting Monterey to-day. A dispatch reports
that, by the explosion of q powder magazine at
Monterey, W. C. Burke of company & was
killed, B. +. Hastings of company c terribly
slightly injured. No further particulars have
yet been received.
The Fourth in st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, July i.--'rhe Fourth was par.
italy observed here to-day. A number of
minor accidents occurred, aud Two children
August Ecbhart, eight years old, aud Michael
Gallagher, aged twelve years, were shotin the
head by stray bullets and arc dying.
rho Flag Abroad.
LISBON, July l.-The American legation
and consulate aud American vessels in the
harbor were gaiy decorated with flags in
honor Of Independence day. The United
States frigatc ST. Matys has sailed for Cadia,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
rnraelnIn selyIee lor the Ekeeutlye Man.Iol

The porcelain set, including both dinner and
tea services, made by llaylund & Co., of Lin.
og,s, France, under an order from Mrs, Hayes
has been delivered at the executive mansion
The set consists Of over 800 pieces, and the
designing and coloriuG is the most elaborate
ever Attempted by American artists. Mr.
Theodore Il. Davis, native Of Washington
aud well known RS one Of lialpor's special
artists, WAS selected by Hgvilaud Il Co. 10 de-
sign tho entire work, aud his toSl, has been
completed in manner Of which he may bo
u,tly uuul,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

SAN FRANCISCO, July 4.--Thcrc wasa stormy
meeting at the sand lot to-day, the greenback
and democratic wings Of the worldngmens as-
scmbly being in close proximity. A cross fire
Of cheers and groaus was the result, aud at the
close the democratic faction mado u rush for
Kcarncy amid cries of Hang him." etc. lie
mud driven off
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

CHICAGO, July 3.-Gcneral james W. Sin
glcton, Of Quincy, H., was rcnominated for
congress by the democratic congressional con.
vcntion Of tho eleventh district at Jersey
vile last night. Tho convention was in
session two days, and 2G3 ballots were taken
before Singleton's nomination.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
ro-Morrow,. Negnlln oM lhe nnrpnhnnnocls

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, July 4.-The am
nusl regatta Of the Virginia Amateur Oars.
men takes place here on the Rappahannock
Tuesday. Crews have arrived from nearly all
the state clubs, us well Us from the Potomaa
club of Washington and rlIrondole club of
Baltimore, and are daily practicng on the
cnmrsn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

BosToN, July 4.-Alfrcd Simpson, alias
Jew" German aud notorious sneak bank
thief, arrived in New York Il few days since
from Belgium, aud was arrested in this city
tonight FOR safety" The police believe he
has gang in the city and was contemplating
an extensive application of his trade.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
Troirlii-IInm,n nmlnrh.

WILMINGTON, DEL, July I.-1ho extensive
freighl-houso of George w. Dnsh * Sou, with
its entire contents was destroyed by fire this
evening. The total logs is estimated ut 100000
building and contents partly insured. 1t is
believed thNt the fire W S Of incenAinrY origin
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
Death of a Florida Clergyman.

New YoBK, July 1.-The death of the Rcv.
Charles Olmstcad Reynolds at No. sc West
street is announced. Mr.. Reynolds
was resident OF st, Augustine, Fla, and fifty
eight years old.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
yellow Fever nt New York Quarantine,

New YoEN, July 3.--Victor Emruscn, n
seaman on the bark Oliver Cuts, from st.
Kilts, Is this morning reported dead at qua-
rantinc from yellow fever. Two other sea-
men Of tho same vessel are at the hospital
with the same disease.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

NEW YORK, July 3.--rho little steamer
Anthracite twcmty.six days out from Fal.
mouth England, via st, Johns, N. f., arrived
carly this morning. This vessel is the
smallest steamer that ever crossed the ocean,
and is manned by twelve men. Her oxpcudi.
turo of fuel was at the rate of two cents Il
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
Burncd Ilrnnsn Cnrclcssncss.

BEDFoED, n. j, July 4.-Jonathau G.
JacoLus' summer residence, near Hopovilc,
was destroyed by fife this morning through
the cagclessncss Of servant girl in lighting
fires a valuable library WAS lost. The loss
exceeds $4,000; insurance $l3 900.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
Tho Ennlish Enstlnr Font.

NEW York, July 4.-Thore was no change
this evening in the condition of DIR. Tanner
in his fasting feat. His pulse beat at so aud
his temperature was normal, and as yet shows
no uulavortblc symptoms
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
BOYS Killed Willie In,oxlcnted.

CoBURG, ONT., July 4,-1his morning two
boys, Patrick Goshen and Thomas Kenclly,
whi!a under the influence Of liquor, were run
over aud instantly killed by train on the
Grand Trunk railroad near this s.qtion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
BISE-BfLL.

Tie Game BciWcCn the NutiOnaIs and M
bangs.
Especial Dispatch TO TirH NATIONAL RErrRtIcANl J
ALBANY, July 3, 1850.
The championship game here to-day between
the National and Albany clubs was character
ize,. ky abundant errors on both sides Glitch.
Icy rcappcared in the home ninc and after
the seventh innings DcrDy ;cct Lyncb's place
in the pitchers position for the visitors. Ap.
pended is the score:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

The Fourth in Alexandria.

Tho Alexandria Reform club will calohrate
tie day by a demonstration AT CaIliu- Spriugs,
Sniut,s will lie fired in the city at sunrise by
The democratic cubs and the fist ward demo.
cratic club will take advantage Of the day 10
let fly their n,w flags one OF which was pre-
scntcd 10 the club by General Eppa Hunton.
In the afternoon "A Hancock aud English flag
will be hoisted on the city hall, not to be
lowered until after the election OF General
Garfield next November. Several speeches
will be made
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
HOME NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Events That are Transpiring in
Various Quarters.
Pr. Tanners Starvation Expcrimcnt-Doath
of Distinguished rorsnnaEes-Destruc-
tive Fires--A Belgian thief Ar
rested--Balioting tor Candi-
dnte-Kearney Chased
by the Saud-Lotters.
Death of a Catholic Pastor.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 4.-Rev. Thomas
Doran pastor Of ST. Anuc's Roman catholic
church in this city, died this evening after
lingering illness.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
MORNING NEWS BY CABLE.
Strong Feeling in France Over the
Amnesty Bill.

The Senate Substitute Not Satisfactory
Hopes for a Compromise Mcnsure--Tho
Albanian Controversy Turkey
WIN Resist the Decree of the
POweIs-The Afghan Var
--Ihe Ii.lCmcn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

DEADwooD, d. n, July i.-'The jury in the
case Of Robert Ncill county treasurer.
charged with cmhcallement, etc, disagreed
aud was discharged.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

BllHNtWOOu Will CtlGbidtc inc glorious
Fourth" to-day. After prayer, Colonel Crosby,
chief clerk of the war department, will read
the declaration of Independence, aud will be
followed by Mr.. l.. c. Brown, school trustee,
with AN appropriate oratiou. Colonel j. r.
Swat2 will toast "rhe Day We Cclebratc;''
l.. S. Emery, "Washiugton City:" H. p. Davis,
"Our Schools" S. G. Arnold, woman" and
DIR. c. G. Stone will appropriately close the
exercises, which will begin 1T 10 oclocl; Il. M
at Brightwood hall. The genial Ei Moses has
kindly offered To provide hNuhmg-posts for
horses Several largo tcnts have been pitched
for ladies and children. ThG.e will lie games
and ice cream aud whole. oued welcome
for all who may seek few ho rs in the pure
country air, Give Brightword big boom
How the Day win he ODservcd-Salutes,
Celebrations and Excursions.
The celebration of Fourth Of July began in
good earnest Saturday night. Yesterday was
ushcrod in with n scattering salute Of big
and little firc-crackcrs in every part of the
chy, the patriotism Of the juvenile population
being stronger than their reverence for the
sabbath. Last night the firing was renewed
with Increased activity.
Flags were flying from The capitol and
all the public buildings yesterday in honor of
the day. To-day, however, is the one agreed
upon lor the general celebration Of the anui.
vcrsary of American Independence The gov
crnnentdcpartments, District buildings, courts
and most all private business houses will he
closed. Major Hannemuns artillery corps
campyd last uightin Armory square TO be ready
to ire IL salute at sunrise this morning. The ouly
flinivl celebration will be that OF the Oldest
Inhabitants association in the Corcuan build
ing at | O'clock Mr.. G0brght viii deliver the
Grafton and Mr.. Calisn read the Declaration
of Independence. The public, which term
of course, is meant TO include the ladics--lOr
81 t,tl,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

LONDON. July 5.-Au election for member
q: parliament was held in liut,Shrc Saturday
TO I'll the vacancy caused Ly the umscutmg Of
Nr. Thomas Russell, liberal on the ground
that ho held a government contract at tho
time he WAS elected. Dir. Charles Dulrymulc.
conservative, was returned, receiving 5S5
votes. Mr.. Russell, who ran again, polIcd $40.
, 1880-11-21

CITY HEAL AA%
I'm esLE-BY T. 8. BofD, ROOM = l's hAD1-
6ssts stsses f3G S'oess fso@ Field IssTs
5eas sst91y ,e R
~ IN n;ar , 1ssts 10 ~ nul fcn:s IL % Saiso-
b. LIZ liz a.a s,s eSs and lot 1 on Madison-st
e!sai! st Corner Ia indians ana De.-
footat0ss ] 81 'fs Secidea3 % q cheap.
tcna hooffe fferiDlo U1i6A Cznal-st.. between Van
n bass: eas saa & aess % G.1,
JIG aFFaGsiDfsGk mi Y r. ssRs Fsn'
s a:,Sfy 1no mo 'os exsry % modem f..
eefenteentL-t 1hs house overlooks Lake
ss:.s.u q. ns Is we ns fronting Pfar'e-av 1t il worth
1 s; %s1ss9 On s: ass
1<eSaa brick barn, and lot 25x1M
seuth fGnt 80 irn iroem brick Dwelling and lot
i, 70 nicr On iIuron-s,, between State and Quar-
' !;soo% st,cs sws'.'ns sa,p
1no 1nos -. III t,usc ought seIl-fne octagonfr,nt
es cf Woea &C. espa: esa and lot
~, on G:ect-s;-, near vnn Buren.
n-asigsS ia,S.,,nuss ,1aaeu nesT mobey.
~ spesM.F,,ri- IL brick basemeut cottage barn. and
9n pfat IL aa IN
- ,RMner r. VI Adatns-.t- You cnnnnt buy cheaper.
'tsi sas-L Lot llnria' on N'chis"n~av' near Forty
rer foot-Lot 251loo on Huron-st, near Dear
sgaeGio sgg@eGot sx1@ south front, On Taylor-str near
6rloo east 'front.' on Paultna-st. between
,assra and Ohio half block from street-oars' so
'Gs3o 'Gss33o-Sce .-room cottage and lot Deasborn-st-'
~ twenty -.e. enth.
Sr:k co.t1se 9nd @ !ot 2Hiso Hsa On 1~ea 9fl
E:fteasn.'~. ss:a'wA~-~M-- e. De ~- -.-
I10K sALE.-nY BAlRD x BRADLEY. ROOMS Is,
t4,o.s.sy y and basement brick with stone nont)
eTso;oy and basement brick dwelling. with stone
f'faT T@c:s;efy 10 ltisx dxs!i!ne So s2ts 1ansey-s.
,1s''ss 1s'fss:Se, Se III ri Aiehiasn-ss ~ D ..e -
~ ~ hafSmsns brick with stone font'
'1e.e-.os5 and basement brick with froup
t,snS nj ; nm sxsiine. in. Cottage
Choice lot t"uthcas1 I eoFper Waoash-aE- and
ce":;e iot On Forty ty-seventh-st- east Of Exndale-
q thsirr ot and residence Hyde Park-zv- root Of
foity-acre tract southwest corner Hastedst and
I1,re brick mill building nrtheast corner Clinton
nd De kosen->ts, A. = narsaln: ~
u sxi..ukee.ay;, running tnEopee e Ghleeke3sy
oar 81. q lie .cs business corners the North Side
A9 nj s ss cs d. cecs tesaencs m os ~ m
sss. ses For particulars, cali II the once.
ivR sALE-BV E. S DREYER co, s. WASH
! 'Se,R9 sURTH i: SIDE RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
1bree-s new marble m front North La sAlle st;
Tse ta5esstoTy marble {sSnta fronting Lanoo1n
nd s6S 5fssg ss5ss;|ss t. SsSeey
5ssa 9s ss6 rs VEG srs!s fronts near Lincoln Park
hnnsp Clark.
, 1880-11-21

'oR 8ALE-oN THE AVENUES SOUTH

NVR sA1E-0N THE AVENUES SOUTH
sfeet On Aehigan.av corner Of Thirty secondst-
5 fest est
" feet oE M:eh!!an- nv. corner Thirty -nfth-st
#
J.: u {se. @ on MohiEan- near Thirty ysishtn.si
near
M IL 1se,
i! ieet On G!ehi9an- ~. near Toriy ;foarth-s5
e!
29feet on Mtchean-av.. corncs Ftft1eth-st
= sss
M % II
Isl feet On waDash-av. corner Of Tntriy- iy-sirth-st
q 81
195 feet on Maoash-av. corner ct EoEtiotn.st
s s
~ feet on wabnsh-av.. near ' rorty ,r y.ststh-st~
*sfeet on lnt!.nnn-av.. near Thtrtisth .:,
tee' sa % nsa1
eest on sn
Hn feet on Indiana -nv.. near FYrty-sec2nd.st
on 5
a ~ {sst O Iaaana-ay ssrneE q Eosty-s5th.st
10 10 feet t On raris.av. near @ Thrty -ninth.sI
on on as.4 near
w :evt on t.rairie-ay>. near Forty;thlrd,sI
on near
10 feat on pratrie-av., corner uf F0Tty-sfxth-st.
GEO. a. EMERY. "a Washington ST.. basement
E0R oAR-CHOICEl INVESTMENTS BARGAINS
l. etc. $1,000.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
West Madtson-st, choice locality, 50 feet improved
better buildings will pay over per net und soon
10.
Madison-st, rapidly improving locality. feet and
good house.
Madtton-st.. 24x125 with store. only Am
Nadtson-tt. tine corner, imprbved rents, $,7tn.
Mudtson-st-. Is feet. with store. for 5,0M.
1ladlson-st-, 2arl2A store. rOui CENTRE &.tDl
Aadla0n-St.> TWO good brick stores for $ll,D0.
MAdtson-st, several other pieces. improvcd and
Tacant
F1lth~ay. north Of Harrison a5xlm TO alleys street
paved. The biggest bargain around: sold The same
lot for SOU per font Call ut and particulars.
Westerh-ay.. northwest corner Jacksou-st-, A,xl
70 alleys grand corner: Jnckson-st dive will make
this rery choice.
, 1880-11-21

TOR SALE THE ANNOUNCEMENT IS NOW
E nAde that the Second Public Sale Of the 1h!eaRo
tay Dec IT, n the Real-Estate Rooms, 118 and lls
bearborn-st The entries arc now belnR n9de. and
proved business PROPERTY Fesdsnes property, spd I'D
issuance OF tho ca,aloxue. GEORGE P. GORE j.
co. Aucuoneers, CHANDLER Il CO., Mortgage
Bankers, Trustees, ". E. NIXON. Real EstRte, LIS