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, 1881-09-24
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.

Ita dedication Tomorrow with slac
Full tkitnx or tlsc Catholic Faith.
Chicago ndtls nnOthor triumph IN ecclesiastical
nrt 10 her oatatoH nf architectural nen1tlrs-tho
new church uf ST. Johns uarlsh, Notuan cntho.
liu. II IA tho work OF Architect EHiti, aItu q
moro truly typical Guthie building IS nut 10 ho
found In tto country. Tho l,ew church stnn'ta
On tho cs,rurr Of Clark hnL Eighteenth streets,
will, frontage Of lst feet p tho former md ii
On tho latter. The material used IL r,rt'Hs,-rut
frecstoue. III nIl Its proportions and dttMiIs
this new temple IA most striking. All tho H!s-
tingnishlng marks 0t II church ut tho thirteenth
century pcrto1 of ccclestnstcnl art urc bcnlti.
fully brought out in g. Joints. Tho tna,t front
OH Eighteenth street has MI entrances of iMhpps'
ing proportions. ilankcd by polistca grnnt cu!'
i,nlns md enhorutrIy curved cnpita1s, crosses.
and tlnlals. 4 sln,siAr cntr'stcc, but of salne-
what varied design, Leafs fron tho tower, which
Is placed on tho corner Of bnth streets. to tho
vestibtte, which IL III Itself n conspicuous
feature nf tho Interior. boillg enriched with II
beautifully pnueed aud ribbed ceiling OF wood-
work 40 distinctive OF tho ancient Gothic poriod.
Entering through tho vrstibllc. one stAt,fs In
the auditorium, ur church proper, fast apart
mont, sjMlnned BY I'M onon timber roof. richly
pnneled and clnbnruteiy frcscocd. Itls roof. Ut
ceiling, for II a!st, forms t.e latter. rises to n
length ,lfid wiuttl-1.D by n.u,lt 70 feet Il, the
Ucnr tnslsts-BIces III ttttn OF tusttttss ind rfe-
Hn"cn -. sso s.ot r "a'1s; 1i;, ".'t i. r. @ H.
~; Jo9ha q hotSp!t, e9iice !.ls hsto trsnn tno
atngs u. ~ H. VI r; ~ ~ ~ ~, ,tii ~
nAhetuh3. ~ % ~ n...t ~ NV eItt.G LEs ~ ~
r. aeun ut @ ant say fy 'sH y u ,s'r u tnrr - ~ "
aeet MILL IT, Wtn at y. Ut .nras vi ,s. ~.
nrt. heK nost tr ,ftt;,., Mi; ctua @
f",, fufE ,,,,ies Ts Ms'M,a fha "uncHi whir
aotuu Sau''aaa' ~ i. @ t.o .iobi.. 'nnr, ,riH.
!a - ~ ~ i.G. liz, "iu ,ry n.It. t,r,rno
~ p"s e VI r I x H"ss to rn,ir oyumr".,ts. n
icneh.n ~ a,MisuPs % w tts',p pars ~ ~ T., Pmi,
W GUN ,, S.,u. % mav H ,rt, ~ ,,r'nnr tho
apasties, We nsa'snu .mv Hamti Ky
M.o"s r ar1 ar',y sa eiahnrat - nSr.
!enccof"t9ot4s VI ee'1eo'S 'e's 'Aoo'"'o e"'A-
Vpposls ~ w e ~. tIi2;, ~ sI nn iirv .
t, e,ia u ano ,I,, pn; ~ @Gsu IL ny
inr sn0 "so y, 'nS ,a ~. tbs vmn,York NIX
GaafaGtGfstc hleee ~ 'a,n, nnn,o %oo"mo,h Is, W." @
Us way n1Tel aSy arnSf" ~ na 1 m9n vnsrc. " NJ
II w, Mnratt ~, ~ .,.,. nnoott"1 ,r'tS 49,
cnor sie ., , , t ,m -" ~
anuulatrs. Ma!Gn esss'as s . Msu.M ,,,.,, snn
no w. 4 Wg .mo " p,n fsn,u.
IONS ior Try InIos!l1g ceEe'uohleS VI Ioo 1'ol''-
~ CNeh9liu Ghnfch. ,.., A.. o.,,..,.,.
lno enuFGh y t'oW rscsasts .Me ~ ~ hisus .,!i
toasnos, W" wh LUZ t ~ 9,i ~ -, ,bas IT,
aHo epiu "huti Au III MI ~ t. ~ , " liz ~ H.
ietlttu n!ant VI =, !Get: :i MMt ~ ep'nple'e III
, 1881-09-24

n,"ii m fsr. , xnir1 yn'ntnn' s @ 9ns TT"
.w"s,"ly sss'"s r %s ,t''4 5 Ms;V "'' 'front.' With
A;S'ss:;:; eo,,'&o
trss ssir;%y sas% "*'' '''s''' ''''F' and '''00"'
"slns.i Ss s"s' IT, es'i 1,on.c md ot a.. rory low
'fHiSi, Hsi,rrts.,t, am,or Of o.e. md lot. bctvoon
t"n"s.ny r bcawc,i 'rrtT.sc,on md rhl,ty.
g es n;,H S",i 4 F, %sr INK .
tsS :s rs tst ID 's1 "a, pay.
"ets tmt;;xn ,3rovc.av,. mar rprty.,ocon.t. axls
'H!; 4 %!y
fr;!n, i;,s. ,,r,;..,. n,.s rar,r,,.ona., IN ~,
fr.,! ~ sg syany; sayc s"r FoF'ysceos' a" fcof
III IT, E't of''ef 'o&S' NJ
iS,s ii infs IT. nI I'LL, iin.o Il esss. .oi,iy
snfifs,si III . fswus 's ontn md rrty
ttrii.ss 1,Tnisr NJ m,usas Hnd I'LL nj j1v rfcos
Fifty :.res.st rnraer Got,aeo tlrovc-ny. oppos!,o
Fn.yt,i.pv. iut tstwnsM yon B,ren md 1t.rrl,on.
edsa; dS;s''"v' ''s'r rh'f'y'r't.''' .' '''s 'front.'
anaay. Suor M II oita HIS WaGn ro,1t,nnce, At ,or
vM ,a,sns:a' 1s,ss 'o"' rh'r,''''t-'t' xl at vsr'
ssk ts,aess sss 5 s;st s; a'or, and
Mies"y e"s'Sr Fifty oSftI..ss y 95.i x. It I'll
Mlesanas., s ses co.cr r1fty-tourt,.st, At to pcr
M.tsot;.t: ha.!ns.. property, rented at ts4o per
faifie.ay.. NJ. as. nnr,lc c.front ,sn-c. with nj,
,, " s ys's;t, j Y A. sss
aa .ssa.s u 10 sa3t atsassr. u 1er sen 'a'''
sia est.. near hirtet1'. bsck rtoro. With dwo1l-
,151y;f!i,; ks y a-stot, trarnc With brick
o;S Ssy * isS Ssf1esn State md wasa.'.av
aas X css 1SS'sf H 'Eit' to,t
vii sss near Springer S~Foo" cottage and lot
h',p:Y VIII hfck i,asSss,ent:, -..,,.-... 49,,
Wssen,rortav. ,o.weeq rwon, fourth md rwon.
@ ,a . ~, ~ . ,'' ] ~" ','s.' a'. "' ''"*
s: %!"s ,aaa a a.s =. sn
iow pfrs. w. W. 'o,'oo" "'.''a'' "'0's' '' 'of'
w.,t 4,or,., 81 ny;E wEs'r I srn'!G, S!I'i. n,,m
Wsst tSMarsss.st. % IN sTisk ettnsss Al 100 each,
snt Gek "i:s % wsii. o o ons Iis tinS. ' 0a''
" pss ss o,s sHs 'o'' at
ua$ S ,,.ns.' uS" r'o SO' ,,a asa's
on sa,'%is n@ to "ss' ot osno'a'' \" rect non" cheap
ss !s!i1sSsy sH :s ne'r con*F'''' s''0F' md ''''
Mss l!',ron.st neSr sosey. ons @ l": ~ ,on ,.
a',,a Snsyy terms. nm, u,-,,, ~,
fo% ''''''''0''''A so"'r ''n'' "''''' a's' per
s.f %Ss ss ai sis' s residences
ms"is ,Aaos' '1'''' nsa' noOss' V'sa IMPROVE.
anS %fs: Il. asssi: @ M "e'F c''nto md basement
n.s Sans, s %srs asss e. "o'0e"tod brick 'u'
MAy 81. sor,suf CHrrni! cntagc. and lois. an n-
Wsst N1rsiss,. s ,' sooa r u lots md house, on
I'm Iexuy. ,,su nSmT %y 1sti nm IN, n.nn
, 1881-09-24


ds Ma yf S'ii I!syaF' as
EhruHyST XVIII !Gii!1,,Sos T'tt
ra,. /. o.ASS 3 %3sE4Sy fSES sstS fy for nvo.ors.o
FIT SSs s:sis s s ayss.s,
MYTH \ Ss$1H;I1 S;9 N ;S;|!f WV; ! M,
THE c,eSdo, he SHtAS RHA XII 'hikcihAsar. !S:i
.t$|;.$Hs # $!$:;!s} i;;':!$$s:s. 1's$$;s5
NY wt!!a n 4. i!s !! s,Hsn!i ,;;s,.!t,.
sArtRSS.l'fF, HSh:''F$@S9 '%T.': 1851, !.
.. Of o41:4i 4iiS Ht?!?ff fiEyiisi:s, Il iHs'ii:s
rhoto !; S 'ras''
%ra .os r..:;:sssss s{s Ill., ss;sh sSss;ih,ns about tho
p.so s' '": % four rail-
THE c,.t%5 Esf d"}[ rt'fH:' EsFf fs' kSclrAxer
VI" h iIsS hsse, eai"S@t;aM 1;saas lsser. III
rlME atfHs a's! ~ ExESGE Aai.'?SS?E
EIGHTH s,;{Si$t &SSi'$S: SaS$ii5scn''nnr S5i! /:
on 4! TitH iHe't!fh EHL'siisEs. Il insEs
asS,E$$ = Ss5 $$$EE;.,
,,, sSSy y:s.$ # 4 !? ''s'@!S$; III! III i!;,'r i,v
Thaao lots hayr iaka water nid rus; sino improyo-
n'sHts surrounding. m,,,,....
aa
''''''' "S GSiTSaE III u!toXyE.ay. CARS
Fossy'six sHs'*tHtn !,9 HI, i trn!ns daily
, 1881-09-24

ITON SAL I4E-BY M[A'TSON HILL, ROOM
~ ltirannls A!Iek. No. lth l)unrb1rfl..t
lNDlANA.Ay.-lluuso AEu iul Ixlfa feet, near
EtghtegntG-kt.l largo family rOups
qEt ptFtur nlDr, EA,I1
tNDIANA-Av-tlnHDu ul,tl hi ussr Two nty f3t.st,
etst frOMt, $luAA -
Observation-Disclosures mud !9a nons TM9nty xlh.
n. n kANdsdlaH ring0, ,l1s
lNDlANA-AV.-uFIck huuHu cofllHr iwanty -hlnth-
It. IL Vurfeet UFdgE tllFnAghsut.
IMIlhNA.AYs-ltAttlsI3l haNRa hohf Ih1rty. .tll1d-
st.! !innH.r1uua and Kitchen un paF-
.- tur funf.
AfClltQAN-AV,-ht0 front huia0. near EiEht-
.. eentli.tt., heatntl by steAni.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Btul1U front house near
TwuhlatlI-al-, heated by YteKpl.
MISUNDERSTANDING fruAt honx0 near Twenty.
Observation-Disclosures stnne front house pear
pltAIHlE.Av.-t1o0aon ntar FwHaty -trst.st. dining
tnnul Oil t,arlnF !!uDr, IN fXA
CALUMET.AV.-StUHG front hDua1 ar TNGnty-
stCunii.at., In poFtgut Helut, Iulud.
iNE considerable furniture. f3y,Il
, 1881-09-24
Ef1,Y KE4iL EssSY.lY.E.
= Cf3 II EE7I4E II 11HT 7 Al 1Et =
JIOit SAl.E-llY BAIRD II IllADLEY,
L yslt knL

Il itoou' Is, ID 1s SH!!s;;;,;: 1,i;;; ,s;:,nr
S $'s s:ss s;'s& % :.ore
"a IT,: Will ''s%s Iii HIP r''me cut
;;a;a, s;s sssent b''es' can o oceu
"''s$i asss"s Mt ast Sa.;
ao Ss.Sss 5 ;s; xi s wi' tca . ;.'Sf' ind
II an4t l,,aMnrs.'a'o. 2.sosy dwelling nrranRc''
h%Ii nna tft'nD coitaFo m' w'aal'i.st. Iat tx
''' s '''oF' t''n's' brick '''''n1 lot 's
$50 Tavntand.st:, with Two ftamc buildings In f1no
,. .s's'' ''"'' S$$'P|Hr,sxss H., ,,.
$s; .n s',s s ss.; Fill; ;', se.
4 as.Sv: "ri' Y Il Sy faSt fs"a.s ,r; ., ,,,,x
sS:f " 4 $s; Viii; f'''' q ''''
;Sss, s:'s q ;'s lot '1'
's'0'':'':' 'r''' 'f %'s4'i S'Hs' si, XII, s<' inch.
l.Nxl2t viii two.storr frnao 'o1sc, IN brick
~ ~ VIII ''f @ '"ss"ss ' Sass
ii II |s i''ss s's 1''
III s: sSpS 5:sk f5oSs II x !9@lS' @ '''0f' a"d
III s%ss ;;:iI 'S A"' 'nsoment brick oe'.
?, 2,Cnpbeii.iH.rS :stury md tassmcnt BRICK octnRon
7w,nfS 1fs tM ~ ssSrs III sn,11 bfick. s.
s; SS ii q:% s: :tsts :as assf basx S!
@ !$;y f1 1s, ss' .'' f sstp.
SS Nost,, s.!y isa,.,y ,,.,.x =, MI
II S;; :;sS T.; ;s''S '!S*
Il ii X;l *sih Wssss ss!%ss ;is. ss 1a! t &C.,
fn&tIIn fl,HI
M Ws;' si 81 Wt;t S pSS.es e,'ss :,sis Ind basement
S5ek., estason. ilS..: ahx&, .,,,,.a... ~ .os,",
S'Ft; S pass ssp "ays ~ III Spf pss
ssst + s"sA 'front.'
+ ;;s;! ss m s.s
;%!s:;' ks!:ss" & 81; RSsy
SIs:$;: ;;; & $y syG; :sf :,sss 'front.'
SSss;ss; :s': ss,s: 4 s'Ns|s:S'5'
es5si & s t
kG$s5 !: Az!
s 3ss :s S's;
lH-F, NIL,
:sEIt niiatia NV :.rinr} unI iM,eu.eUt fri.r,e.
iti w. and tlssntptit stGuo 'front.'
HT1'wHtity = I'm rth.kf 1.stnrY llTIrk
II .rty.t',.it;.si,, .s6ry s,stl basement brick,
s Nth ss t"et s sSiss S,'"s Ss* iss'''T
;I3 VilIcun,1es.ny ..1tory nrd 6n.e1iUtit lrtck,
"A. ,Iumi, cIusn M7a "''' 'aa'3'''' ''''A o''""''
:asyl Vihcannes.ns. 3.atnry nnd basement brick.
lU Hrstveand-couft, 2stury uHu bRsenEnt brick,
t1,tuL
1lS3 rttltte-nv .stoTy frame, brick hnsemcnt {SAn
.k. pfnir.t.-nv IAtoty frnp unsrl fuur nild brick
Jep1 fsfMir!..nv :,.stnry nnd base.1,Dnt brick
lHtfwcNtyfth.s .-stury and bascnleMt brick, With
IDunkurt runf.
3ley FOrrst.nv, 3ntQry nnd hnson!cnt brick, With
brick t,.fn Will soil or exchange GUILTY for
hrttnllur plnCe,
J7j0 j.AuEteyuy 2+stUrY md tHsctuEut btick, nqtY
iinialicI. modern improvements, furnucc, nnl a
fxtutcs, n EuDu hutIB, ctluNp,
1s.4 PrnirIp.nv,. ..ssUry frftle, EiiNl
bs M. ysaDrf ma basement brict
UNiSp1ttlV F.IJ,
SDutH tsnrk.ny sUtl}h Of fitfty.ttird at, Wxitf
Southeast cornSr twenty oIshtls.st and WnG,sa.nY.
IAhxIE. 77'
l5uttatjDju.nt. south OF Eprty.fUufttt, aJxtl0
SUluHljAN,
Choice psopcrtcs In ali nf tic lending suburbs In
cIuIfig iiydD l'ark, Englewuod, south Etlpe-
, 1881-09-24
IIiIDU1NJ; EI:.f.StIF OFFICES.

TRIBUNE EI.f t(s{F OFFICES.
TN ORDER 10 ACCOMMODATE OUl
s.ts!II.hs, tnis!, u'I.S. Z! tl.o a1srens ,y%as
!nhaM iar the ..!s lEico q S.lEsd A. thu sa!a Of
usa. nslh will 1D rGeGlFtsa ilrt 1H'gIck p. Ml.t
- . suu1It Dttit1ua.
IL. Y Il. blalMs, houksul!Jrs md HAtt0nata, 19t
TMGns} .eecalntf'Ht. =
sYfnS3 }{tf H ,rrp, co,ner rnlrt, .,, md
WEYF DIVISION.
!. y cIdiltEtnEl. l1EugHst "! Wast LAko'ne.
=: x: Hitijl:ltl. Druggist, ". South lIa,stoa.s.,
lLF KRAFT, DruKx!at, III We.s Madl.on.st., cor
,SHs: it, klAki.Ey + CO., Druggists, III South
,,MlL!.s' illAitslAui. !. ". WAINWRIGHT, o11
TIL Hi. nssxsss. ~ uIao ls4nas,,
r. l. / EH ililGsit. Jereer kom,lua,ot, md Fauo
NutsjsV iaCoHs}H' I,suasiss, isa North l.a,stod.
'o'nes 'au'a"s.'S 'So,rlt DIVISION.
RI. l.. .hpn!.!NultAM to, Druggist. IL North
EM Wii.ItX as '1Sj u, Druggists, as Larrasss.
'ISVis iIfS ". W IT, SEknn. Printing aua Advertising
AK3ut NUtTk md &H II tFl1jJN
, 1881-09-24
4 xRcek1ouA CllIa1uta1as,,

N&EHk1UU3 lUIWNN1ANt
Even an tnaanc Ch!naman i& not averso to
sI!E piaItnE practical , loko. Conhpea IN tho SUN
, 1881-09-24
Gf7'F HE4fL ESTATE.
u Hn"nl NJ ihren Muck,
Northwest cnrner Eshdulpi, uild tInnfnorn.,,.

,ssS; s sa Il. Dr. :i; ii: ii 2s
ss asst1tii j i;s sa; ~
Mill ;,$ @ :f ;s'; aso
II ;;; $
Nn4;n .;r ,'H|y:t II itini.
vnrr,l.nv" ilrnr l.i'it"ln..t. a-.tory irasia '"'
~ Mayc:t a.t ii is,:i; ii: is *x
!n9,'rx M r,,r uaacy :t5i1i,t:: :..::....:... ii
csntr'1 xa,'n1, i,afk = u1cyaF'' t'e"r "acra'nrno
e" sndst"% VI" sa; III n A. .s .SGa
;s!Ssr":sx; e"fHS, St' i%$ :sS iii;:iina:s:: nu
s.s$is;;. @ ;;:;;;;:;,;: se sq
Es!!% .s.f s" 1sSs es:. t~5 ss. s
"a IM1as lii, Il; II I'M; H.; $500
iai',a; 900
Sai!Ss:;.; ;:.... ~" sas
ffmsa'lt' f 'eaF "coslef''V' pe'eA ""'i''na una .
ys,Sf;. s;sSi iIHiss5 j &i WI, viii Saiidnx. sa
nstss. asss eu1.s ~ "as IT. Win IN" set. z.o
i;t%$;;; ;;i::; %:s HID s'a II 5
#Mlto,,;pts, '.s! u sj,,s. ;: z,s's it:".:
;"StiI ;%k; NJ, q 5
OfsNri-si, Vo''il' u ce"ire alioot ''onso a'd ~"
;;; s.Ef II Hi'9 e
'sif I'M iSi: n i;
Hs.' ssrio.sf sr1 iii iii; BUILDING: ,m
ssr s r. t III Pt5 Gte;sf
MnnafastnSina Er"!s!ty: Nsrit l.ra%sl duck
'''' i''@'' Al '''"i DIjTi, t'''"''''''
esT sns eG1 Mil a'sh"ty h.o f
sa!Sor,st nsar AtsAe; 2s,oTy Irlx...-.... III
, 1881-09-24

IL bstween !.IncoIa Rnd Woud.sts. on Wsst YNsn.
U.secuhd; gin ut1r fot r. dn{ a. kll worth u ui:
, 1881-09-24

F9Ss Sso51 SAhMx .xf lEs5nENqE WSaI; ]! 6S,,laf hoTs
Sks1s.s24ss kss:s, nss! pIsF iesvs 'SsEE!!t:''' ILL., '
1H,|ros.si; Hi|S,st 5Sae NIT iinsYn b!"Yat, tS ss%
iia.t!sS.;sS asas iSa;l|%s: ..n ..n
" II 'ssssa' four DO
%ss %s.;s4.y s,ss Ss.s 'o'' v''' cheap
i%s5@dsn:s: sssS 4.
AZ y" sasa.. IL. ii ''
!sE'%:'i ts:ay ss.t ass[ Il sl!!Gss!s;s: ~
iludley-at.. noar Nosth'@E. anu Milwaukee CARS,
iNno.ssnta cnss r. n. ! Westosp;"v' ss;, es
hshsnd t; Nv, soath @ d f; Thtss1: !hirtst. ana
sa sw sn5 psi Wort aSwss asJ 70 "ao Mel
IlON sALE-AT 4 REDUCED pIllUE
nteH ms!n % ne ne1s - III Eys ere q thoso
ssG Il. au 's tas
ot'sr s on tho South
A@l.a @ x;stary and baaa'ncnt house on West Adaus-
efa"s $ES i: SS SSi III x sss
E1OW SALE-l!Y MArS0N HILL, ROOM
Hat u Gss ssafsSsa;i sa.s Win 4s foot
tiisk house with lot sr's foot south
WAb2sii.&Sh house with so-foot lot. near rrou-
Tila ab0xo arc all good and .niy tnys.tmsntA.
11Oll SALE-l3Y AIATSON HILL, ROOM
~ t!rnnn!s I!!ocA, NJ. US 1)enrboln-st.l
MCii!tlANAt.. AJ1iQ foot !lpnr Thirty -fonrth.st,
east tr0uti @ rnr foot spbeet 10 taxes OF lasl And
MiGiliGAhx$ saIso foo ncar
rf ss IS ss; ss4
MitiitSixS:%v:. 1sl's foot near 1wonty.n,nth,.s,
With frAnlo huusu.
TOn SAI.E-STONE~FRONT 10.llOOM
house. siso ss.,iss4sss ; Y II MsusHaee hat anG cold
if,ck basement cottage. ea.s tsont arranged tor
AFluk aals. n,u!!9fn ntrov4ucllts, income per
esnt mott tauA Wall locascd i. yislnls5 # l;nsosn
Isl tAndolpl.i&
TOR SAl.E-t,tEAT BARGAIN LOT
pe.a " hon'S fEs1N hX, fEf III ka.s ksaiss Na'!
aoph.st.
ElOR SALE-NEAT BRICK COTTAGE
IL and ID feat. IT. NtI nelden-av.s nlce nelghbar-
hood, every conveuleaca. TERMS easy, Apply On
| PROMISES. .--
T1ON SALE-lla7 WEST I.AKE.Sr.,
s'Sfk 1tsis !f9 III 9 at sss;
T,ON sALE-0OOD BUSINESS LOOA-
Ys. 1sAh sssst Il : "a s1sf sl
! sts1
, 1881-09-24

LI11 III Il s"f - ~
1IOR sAtli-'rI1ls ENTIRE COLUMN
= !: Gs;i4;s fl }s
cAsaH tS 3S ;'saSs ss s'" ssss:' ;s:fss 9s.,uror.
wn. a. nvrrEa'!SSs aSs %s!;ss:S SsS;' 'a"a Aae,'onoer
Ie VII ss sf fsf q tS SSr sS
=. ~ % ,,"o., runst,Ax sEIr +: s1. I'LL. r.,o,. ~.
sss:f; ~ ~ :', @ n ;;'s s 1s!s; {Iss
! M n s sss tS,g es:s ss ss s aS
IS ssaa1aa Sf 'Ss
WI t!f,tyE raftsn1er. laaa're ot tho undos'3nos
WA. 4. nurs$;'E 1"''''$; 1@:t's;:s' *'s''''''
savnsrrrs'S''!|' 'ttuphlc cAi.h
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-14
FIOrida Affairs

The Pensacola Gazette says there are now
four hundred and eleven men at work on the
railroad between Marlanna and the Apalachi-
cola river.
citizen of Live Oak has purchased thous-
and peach trees and will plant out an orchard.
Some Of our Florida exchanges are advo-
eating a State constitutional convention.
Citizens of Monticello are raising purse to
purchase a town clock.
The Monticello Constitution saws: 'sThe
court house presents dilspid 4ted appearance
now. but by the first Of December it will be
one of the handsOmest buildings in the State ~
Pensacola Gazette: I'VE have seen a Jar OF
Japanese persimmOns from Mr.. A StOddart's 8
beautiful place, which were sent to the Atlanta
Exposition One that the birds had injured
was cut at Captain Chipley's office. and half a
dozen gentlemen lunched on it. The specimen
measured ten and three-quarter inches in cir
cumference. Two of them were taken from q
tree budded upon the common persimmon
tree Of this country"
Tampa Tribune: "Mr T. P Kennedy, Of this
place. has got a silver medal presented by
President Martin Van Buren to Billy Bow
legs the last of the renowned and conspicuous
chiefs Il the Seminole Indians OF Florida The
medal Is thick plate OF silver three inches in
diameter. with a profile bust in bas relief of
President Van Buren and the name and date,
1887 surrounding the same on the diverse
On the revere is a crossed pipe and tOma
hawk and two clasped hands. with the words
peace and 'friendsh p. Mr. Kennedy 5
father got it from Billy BOwlegs some years
before the lstter went West"
The unknown brig reported ashore at Fer
nandina recently proved, says a special to the
Jacksonville Union to be the Puntaluna, Cap
tain Robertson. OF Monte CristO. bound from
New York to Fernandina. in ballast, to load
with lumber at Kings Ferry. The sea was
very rough, and the vessel getting near the bar
am receiving no response to the signal for q
ilOt. the Captain found his only chance to be
an attempt to enter the harbOr without pilot
He accordingly stood in, but using an old chart
of 1915 was misled as to the location of the
channel and struck on Pelican bank north
breakers. The crew stayed ny the v-ssel all
night when il became evident that she would
he q total loss. and came ashore The Punta-
luna was 26Q tors. eighteen ears old, and val
ued at : O.000 Il is not known whether the
vessel is insured or not.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-14

The decision of Judge Blatchford. of
the United States District Court at New
YORK, Wednesday, on the question of
the appointment of Democratic super
vlsors OF election, was decided setback
to Tammany Hall. Mr.. John !. Daven-
port, Federal Supervisor of Elections,
recently addressed a letter to Hon.
Lester B. Faulkner, Chairman of the
Democratic State Committee, asking
Which of two lists of Democratic. super
visors-TammanY Hall or the County
Democracy"-~should be appointed for
the election in the two Congressional
districts in New York city in which va
cancies exist. Mr.. Faulkner decided
that the County Democracy" Is
the regular Democratic orgarizatjon
and its lists should BE accented
MIR. Davenport accordingly recognized
this organization, and submitted its list
to JjIIge Blatchford, who declared it en-
titled to recognition, and that the per-
sons it names for supervisors should be
appointed. This action seems to settle
three things: First, that the County
Democracy is the regular Democratic
organization in New York city; second
ly, that so far as the question can come
before the courts at all, this regularity
will be legally upheld; thirdly, that the
County Democracy's" delegates will be
admitted to the convention at ALBANY,
Tammany seems to have been cut adrift,
and has gloomy outlook for the future.
The County Democracy" is under the
leadership of Mr.. Tilden's adherents.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-14
MINING LANDS IN GEORGIA.
Purchases by a Northern
Syndicate.

The Philadelphia Inquirer learns that some
Philadelphians have been buying In Chero-
kee county, Ga, mineral lands. The syndi-
cate consists of Mr.. Geo. W. Shallcross and
Mr.. j. McC. Creighton, of Philadelphia, the
latter the general freight agent of the Penn
sylVania Railroad, with whom are associated
Messrs. A. A. Moore, of Atlanta, Ga, A. o.
Tinstman, of Pittsburg, and G. F. Huff, of
Greensburg. The property in Georgia
is reported as worth ten million dol
lars, and includes fourteen hundred
acres, on which are three gold
mines - the Franklin, Pascoe and
Butler. OF these the first was worked
eighteen years before the war, when 1t was
owned by Mrs. Franklin, and Yielded 81
zoe, COO, only 90 to 80 per cent, of the gold
being saved. The Pascoe mine has yielded
S400 900 worth of gold before the war. The
Butler mine never has been worked, but has
the reputation Of being quite as rich as the
others. These lands have been lying idle
since the war, which, of course, stopped
improvements there, as elsewhere, and left
the Southern people without capital for in
dustrial enterprises. The syndicate las
also acquired IA, 200 acres on the Etowah
river, containing ins of manganese sixty
to eighty feet in depth, besides valuable
deposits Of iron, copper and limestone. and
the works where all the Confederate cannon
were cast during the war. The only ma
chtnery remaining, however, is one thous-
and-horse power steam engine. In the
Pascoe mine there are five veins, the small
est Of which is four feet in diameter, the
others measuring from twelve to twenty
one, and extending over an entire length Of
about four miles. The property was at one
time cut up and disposed of by lottery in
forty acre lots. one of which was sold nine
years ago for $1,000, Some Boston parties
gave $205, 600 for it.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-14
BRIEF NEWS SUMMARY.

EsPosito, the alleged italian brigand, has
been sent TO Italy from Rotterdam by rail by
way Of Belgium.
During a, family quarrel in Russell
county, Alabama, on Wednesday, Austin
Watts (colored) was stabbed and killed by
his brother-in-law, Herbert Burlington.
Edward B. Morgan died at his home in
Aurora, N. Y, yesterday. He was one of
the principal stockholders in the New York
Times and served as Congressman three
times.
In Plain City, Ohio, William Wilcox, "a
dissipated member of q prominent and
wealthy family" fatally beat his wife, and
then, going into a wood near by, hanged
himself. The wife has since died.
The Paris BOurSe publishes a letter from
General Sir Garnet Wolseley, in which he
says he earnestly trusts the channel tunnel
project may never be carried out, as he
feels that its construction would be lasting
source Of danger to England.
The London Morning Post says: SIT is
reported that new conspiracy against the
life Of the Emperor of Russia has been dis
covered, Nihilists in the telegraphic service
having on various occasions BETRAYED TO the
conspirators news concerning the Emperor's
intended journeys"
LII bnC UOCk hlf6Ts 1llIuOlSy VuCbnOuist
Conference, the jury in the heresy case of
Rev. DR.. Thomas delivered q verdict of
guilty, and decided that he should be ex-
PEELED from the ministry and membership of
the church. DR.. Thomas will probably ap-
peal to the Judicial Conference.
1t Is rumored In naval circles that Lieu
tenant Commander 81. 81. Gorringe, of obe-
lisk fame, will, next spring, start on voV-
age around the world in the United States
steamer Enterprise, now fitting out at the
Washington navy yard. The idea does not
meet with favor among senior officers.
Harry Clark and George Smith, tramps,
who were arrested near Easton, Pa, a few
days since, are believed to have been the
perpetrators of thirteen safe robberies that
have been committed in Lehigh and North
ampton counties, and in the neighborhood
Of Phillipsburg, N. j., within year.
Malone is very much elated by the an
nouncement that Congressman Jorgensen is
about to issue an address to his straightout
Republican followers advising them to vote
the Readjusters' ticket at the coming Vir-
ginia election. It insures, he says, his sue
cess. Jorgensen, he thinks, thought discre-
tion the better part of valor, and chopped
rather than die" Malone spent an evening
with President Arthur. He is satisfied that
the latter is In full accord with him, and
that he will punish those Republicans In
office who have been fighting Malone In
Virginia.