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, 1881-07-24
A STRONG MARKET,

The records uf transfers show m increase in
business. There is an unusually large lropor-
Eon OF small sales Dcu!ers report that the
''rctail demand" is increasing Heal estate WIS
in good demand last week, and the condition OF
tho market is thought 10 be steadily improving.
Activity is specially noticeable in tho neiehbor-
hood Of the Stock Yards anu east Of Calumet
Lake The rrupuscd branch ot the Western. In-
diana Hailroad east Of tho lake to South Chicago
aud the expected crossing OF several new rail-
ruads over this tcrrtor. have renewed the in
lcreSt in South Chicago real estate.
An ot{er or $.2:i1n.EM has been made aud re-
fused for tho Oriental Building Oh La Sallc
Street.
sun No. 314 State street. 3UN11E, improved. for
$.7,OVO MT. Brand IS one who believes in STATE
vtstmcnts OH that street within Il few 1nunfhs.
John II. s. Quick has bought Of l 5lun-re>i-
dent capitalist YEN acres On Madison street,
fronting north this side aud RiIgrland
avenue. for 81 .:.,.jO II, acre cash.
:, Edward Goodridgc Co: sold for f. l.. james.
E E. le cotsass ': "a and 3D. l9t NJ - Futon street for
lot 4..3 Fulton street for S33,..D.
Tue Hon. James f. heency, member Of the
Kansas Legislature, has purchased sixty acres
nu the ridge 1t Rogers Park for S4S.uD. Nr
kctucy now controls about G.UtU large lots in
the most desirable part Of tha Park, which he is
fourth the price asked for the same char.sctcr
Of property in Evanston. Charles H. Morse und
}. T. kecncy will build twelve two-story frame
payments.
William Hopkinson has sold l.9 South Nor
gan With :O-fool lot, S4.150. At Washington
Hvelsuc and Ninety-titth street, $la.O3: 10 acres
On Ntuety-ninth street. east Of Western avenue
- W. acres in Block /. Washington Heights,
5000.
There has been very lively inquiry tor aero
1r1cts on the ridge at Washington Heights and
Aortsan Park within the last TWO weeks or since
INC action OF the Council in yacariug LII Sally
stfeeI which Is stimulating capitalists To invest
~ tois nigh land in anticipation Of early I'D
vance IN prices. which is certain 10 follow.
- already reported In previous number, E.
: Iscyer s. Co sold to james +. keeney sixty
acres ol ~. I. l. 'Fonhy's land at Rogers Park
al The price III $eSb ln acre. i number Of iinc
residence houses are building: u,,r on this land
The pretty Village Of Koxcrs Park, with its
shady g1nves OF tlue old trees, its rich soil. and
convenient situation. is taking a more 1,roil,i-
ncnt position AMONG its northern competitors.
The different members Of the firm Of E. S.
Drcyer s. Co.. Ms an experiment, made Nogcrs
Park their home for the summer. and are so
vell pleased with it that they intend to build
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been detached from, the main part and IS nov or
its way 10 lot on Chicago avenue kohtn Q1 y ~
yerslty place. This may ueprtss property III th1st
ne0hborho0d somewhat. but 1t Will enhance tue
value Of tho Lakeside Block Ihe most Or the
late sales have been to parties who wish tn olalla
and now building in many pnrts ot Tho VfiiaEe u
going on rapidly. Among tho more prominent
late sales are tho following:
Maple avenue, northwest corner OF Grove
street, S0xlG6 feet T. F. Wheeler to V. ". Foster,
$.aaAN.
Chicago avenue. south OF Hamilton strcct,
lG}xl94 feet, east front, MarthaE Buttr'ct to ".
T.. knt)ull, Sl,a!50.
Nipple avenue, northwest corner Lake street,
ln}x}H feet, east front, r. F. Wheeler to ". D..
Orr,ngtnn avenue, south Of Ctark street, s'x""00
feet. east front, J. L. Chapman to d. L. De"ey,
1890.
Wesley avenue, north of Davis street. 5Gxa00
feet, +. d. Underwood To G. S: 1Hurch $i,HN
Michigan avenue, north OF Davis street, tfiS@Oo
feet. east front, IT, II. Hooker to T. H. Rency,
$..su0.
ilintnan avenue, south of Dcnpstcr street. 5ox
1tJ feet, west front, E. Cobb to W. o- H. fose,
S..,.u0
Chicago avenue, north Of Clark street, 66x'10
feet, west front, Richard Somers to N. T. ErnS-
don. TO-
Davis street, southeast corner Of l'cnson ave-
ME. 6tixaD feet, tho Jennings HAN property,
Francis Il. Kixby, Jr., to National Life lusur-
nnct Company. :l:,GuD.
Greenwood avenue. west Of Florence street,
4sxl35 feet. south front, F. Witt to john KEN
ulDg, $l,S0Q.
, 1881-07-24
STRANDED.

"I1er husband also. and he praiscth her"
fpr The CAiG1t1o TrjhDHe
My barquc flew DER Snmmer-scA
Fccktd with fair isles of rest,
Beneath Il mystic canopy,
Tie regions OF the bcst;
And Love was ever ut my side
Lug rIynl and divine;
Ny. pilot WIS my darling bride,
Upon the ta5hiuE brine.
But, when the waves run dcathly-whlte.
An enemy deserted
Hung ON our wnlic. u shostIy sight;
lie struck her from 1ny side.
Ny pi1tt gone, 1,1y har1le drove on
Fast to II fatal sdnre+
And then beneath the horizon
Sank all l loved before.
And now. from off the jagged reefs
Ti1ut pierce and FcEd my blrtltle,
] cast the signal Of my gricts
Across the waters dark.
Cumc, then, dear pilot. from tho Lord,
Beyond this world ef sin;
Sill thy .l,.sh-shnitop hitherward,
Aud rake thy lover in! c.
.1ULY, ISL.
, 1881-07-24


The fact that some wooden posts are tempora-
riiy used in the basement of tho new IIarcrly' 5
Theatre to support the 1oor above has given
rise to some misrepresentation about its con-
struciou. Tie basement supports are tu be
either masonry piers built up to tho floor, OF
iron pillars tn buses Of masonry. Tho wooden
posts to be seen are used only temporarily until
the iron pillars ire put in their places. lu con-
nectlon with the plAstering Of tho building, wire
cloth is to be used, which vii! do much to pre-
Vent the spread of fire. The stage is provided
wthan automatic tirc~extnguisher, which at IL
temperature Of l50 degrees stnrts itself and will
UischurEe hundreds OF gallons Of Its tirc-ex-
tingui5hlnS li9nid upon the stage. The house is
10 be provided with exits back and front, n,,.i
iire escapes viii lead down from the roof to tho
ln tue hu,i,Ins permits OF tho week we're those
to II. II! kriete, tlrec-s;"ry dwelling, .sx57 feet,
40. 4Us sedswtck street, to cost s6,9.D: i. +.
Murphy, two-story u1id basement dwelling, :;lx
= feet, Michigan avenue and Twenty ninth
street, $l,,tN3: \. Olsen. three two-story uni
UppuSit Lincoln pArk, S6,GW; same. four two-
story aud ccllAr dwellings,, ss;S;,S feet, North
Clark street, upposit Lincoln PARK, SS.tt1; +. J.
Sexton. tve"slory and basement store, Isl: liz
fcci, N1chignn avenue and Madison street, to
Gust S4UUu l.. Hodges, thrce-stury burn. A,x17U
icc1. :l.s' lndaa arcs,'e. to cost S}S.shrt; H. II.
Denton. thret.- story and cellar store unt dwcl1ins
SHti HO feet, No 80 NAbas arcnuc. to COS! Sttl;
N. Tuilall. thrcc-Stnry store and dwelling,
-f'-NlW feet. tcntre uvcn,c, near West Nint-
tccnrh street. tt Gust $s.:yk>: Fred Knpp, twn-
siery ana ta=elncn: dwelling :.Sx5S fret. No. IS
Fowler street. to cost $s.0uu: n. J. SandhrrE,
five two-Story aud basement dwellings, lW} ty Is
feet. North Wells aud tari streets, to cost $1Utyu;
!. ". Rich, 1hsct-sior3 dwelling, ..:t by s. feet
Nos. III und :a5 Lu Sale avenue. SG,Mu: Fred
liabs. tw0-story and basement store AMI
dwelling. IL by ~ feet. No. GG9 Morgan street, to
cast SiAhN: HnudcrcoUk l. Sun, fulnury buiid-
ing. - hr ~ feet, HaIsted, near Twen,y-sixth
street, TO cost *6.NW: ". L. ito!io. two-siory
basement and attic dwelling, ~ uy " feet No
G64 West Washington street, to cost $UQ{t1: F.
L. Heckwith, Lwo-story. bascmcnf aud at1it,
dwelling ~ by TO feet, No. 347 Park avenue to
cost SE,ttk.
There is less inquiry for loans, bur there is uo
change i'll rates. Following il tic aggregate Of
the loans filed for record during the week:
Nn- Consideration,
McrtEages ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. al 81
1rust-dtcts. ............ ......lf3 :a1,.g7
Total lfn
, 1881-07-24
\ PHILADELPHIA SUBURB.

George ". Childs and MIR. Anthony J. Drcxel.
OF Philadelphia, have purchased 6o3 ncrcs OF
land. about thirty minutes ride OIL the railroad
from tho centre of Philadelphia, which will bo
divided up into building lots. each one i'lr;!e
enough to permit OF IL garden, and upon them
will be erected substantial :,ud handsome cot
each. There art. to be water and gus wurks, It
public park, public school. and the several re-
ligiuuS denominations will tc provided with
ground upon which they mny erect chapc15 II
they chuosc. Il hotel capable Of ncco1HHu<aat-
ing NO boars1crs will also be erected tor th. oc-
cuI'htlcy Of young unmarried clerks, book!St'p"
e1s, ami professional men, W1.o can here. t'Dtain
Il comfortable hotne with pt1re a'r and rtiiEc'l
nssocn1ions, ut cost not tn exceed that maid at
city boarding houses. The building lots will DC
sold ut Il moderate price, and ttc l,uliscs huilt On
then, will he sotd ut cost or rented to pay Il low
rate Of interest.
, 1881-07-24

SUMMARY FOE TIE WEEK.
The following IS tho total amount OF city and
suburban transfers, within radius of sereu
miles OF the ourt-Housc. filed for record during
, 1881-07-24

EVANSTON.
Heal estate IN Evanston still continues active
and sales are lively. During tho past week the
smaller portion Of the uld Lakeside Building has
, 1881-02-10
A FOOLISH MISSION FOR pARuEIL,

Tho nctioli Of the Irish Iarl I.cnglc, ns re-
ported b. tic dispatches this morning. In rc-
QllcstinE Afr. PRrnetl to leave Parliament Mt
this critical tfno f0r the Irish CAUSE nttl como
tn this cusltry nEatn, Is extremely foolish.
What can he do here: 1Iu canllnt come upon
fan,llo mission, fur lust years crops were
EOod aild there Is enough tn ent III Ireland
1t Is not by my means rs bud Ms It was last
year, for then tho tenants wcro Starving In
tho west OF 1rclasMl, but this has bce,, rc-
lleyetl. Tho landlords l,nye beon forced TO
let atp Oil tho rent By re;lson Of the Resistance
which llns been llaslc by the land League,
antl lnorc tl,un half Of tl!esu lluYe ucccpted
for tho time being tho 'GrIfltll valuation"
nlltl tho goo.l crops ind fair prices lave Gil
ablut tllo telluMts to ply rent and t:scnpo eyc-
t!on, though they may have no,hing lett after
tloEng It. Nothing caM bo moro foottsll
t|lnn for alr. parAel to lcayo Par
ltasneilt In this crisis, when II hill
will shortly be introduced to improve
tho condition aid tennro Of the tenants, and
he Is nccdu.l thers to work upon tho three
F's. All TINT Ito can do llcru Is to make
speeches which will bo rcprtltlons Of those
made lust year, and 10 collect moro money
for tho Land League, which already llas
money enough for Its purposes. llp ca!l help
nothing by coming here. Tlu IrIsll hero nrp
already enlisted npon tho sltlc of tAoir cotll.-
try1ncn and nre forwarding nil tho ,nonuy
they can. Thu sympathy of tho Americans
Is with them. Congress t.as expressed lis
sympathy III n strong resolution. What more
Gun be done, short of n declaration Of
war against Great l5rttniM, which of
txi -.
, 1881-02-10
COST OF THE CANALt PuMpa

III April, 1850. tho City Council oppro-
pr1ntc,f Sl00, 700 to provide tie machinery a,ul
to cover tho other expenses for pumping the
water from the Chicago River i.lto tho c,..iat,
aud sending continuous stream Of puru
water from tho iako into tho I'liaots River.
During the entire year 1870, the Mayor Of
Chicago refused, obstlnntety amt Il,sulcntly,
to take my steps lnwnrtls providing tic
pumps, nr otherwise cnrrying into execution
tic proposed improvement. S,,, during NIL
1850, md up to the present tlhtc, thu people
Of this city md ot tic t0wns a,ssl cities nos,g
Tho cnslal antt Illinois River have becl, slls,-
Jectett to tho btcncElGs Of tho river. All tho
appcn's 1nade to the Naynr by tito people of
this city during tho scasan of 1850 wcro
treated with contempt, and tic appeals aud
opportunities Of tho pcnpla resittl,tg On tho
line Of the canal and tho Illinois River wprs
treated With sllcl1 lns0sGnt lruyatlu nntf {lu.
liant refusal tat ut lust tho attrr had to NJ.
peal to Tho Legislature for protcctLun al.l
redress.
AT list tho Mayor sought to apologize for
his grnss durelicti0h OF duty, atMl 10 extenll-
ate Ills t!elllmrass continuance Of Il tItstllel,-
tiaI nrisance. by declaring that tllnro was
only Sl00,oO0 appropriated, antl tho money
needed wuuld not 10 less tllan Sa!H,,0o0, md
hc could nut 10 anything thus llan,teretl for
wallt Ut money, aud tlnt ho Ind l0pes that
tho Stale would appropriate sl50 ,0N or solae-
thing to Md tho poycrty-strleken, l,upecl,-
no,,s taxpayers of tlie city. How far tllts IL
true ought to ba lnatter Ut pr0of.
As lnnK Rgo III tho lst Ut Oct0ber, 1850,
tlloro was shown to tho Mayer letter frun
, 1881-02-10


u 1rroosr l;ae tIo t,nrt thnt ,o,o, T.. ,,,,o -
cruws.."-s,sn'fa lfn,l.c,es.
"A[r, llayes Inns ,nn,ln tle la,st lima on rcc.
ord II, autnrr-,yrn,ytnv 1n,l,eyt l,u,ncr
1,,to Ei,,,, e,,,. t,,ot t,,t>.u, ,,t.. IT,,
'.".o fie''4 a"5' s.HA' eeotRo I!1o1 Hill y
tim ahor w,,,,nn nor ri, vhi,.1, '.,n 'A' '""o ~
j., t,..,r,u,,, ,.,,I ,.,a.,, ...., -
"a. sos't't Nsenb occulfea III
". Ao. a.o1sy uson1s' pho VI u'o ar9-
.at oinrp"1"'.h ea'"'''aa'ncots III thA' e1ly oe-
,.a.,,s ,a,,.,e. ..,,.',,.
~ 'o"'H 't"9ei "!n''1!ls " cito an ali-
'no1,. ~" a'os nus apIo ', ~ sonae'hoef ~ h1s
% opl'"eut tu'a''nI": ~ tto"sn 'oss 10 e4lc' 10
'lsei'ofy foaf' -thsres oto''"r.
y London paper saya tint the young King
H aad Queen oi sl''i" aro living quietly Ut tho'r
VIVA vi ~ "f1lhM. ih1s seetns TO DO The slrst
"1'1'"u"eeHAeh%o " TUG paoy'a : aeilth.
Tho new Senator, German, Of Maryland.
WAS oneo IL paEu Ii, tho legislative house wheru
lto lluw sits IL Senator. lsu IL a portly young
t1lt, with II oiuyor fAce OF tho CtIttc tyiG,
"The nnxt tE,ne Mr.. Nu,ler allu,tes to my
'swnagcri,ly i,lsoluuou' shall pnt aton Mt Gull.
ina hin II prrsen.' Rtnll .lc,,u,lncu him III n
nMuKhty, natlxlty llan."-Ilnsene Conls!i,Iu,
t;core,, Ettnt,a xnut,mnutv In rnr,r,, -, a.,
1,,va nrn r,,It, n,,, ,n,r,1, IS, t,, '" 80.
oun ~ t,,nlr ,,,,vorn,,". ,,n,.i" ',,s. D"s
ttrorn,f ,,,, ma, ,,rn,... H.. H. .... s "sso 49,
a"n, "e"'' ''"'eA' AVE '"o ''l'oso w "ef
uro,,v roo~,. .,,
mr., ,,",,,, n,,, ''' '.."ss "oauu .s'!o uespet
a,,t,,ri .n., M, ~, .,. ~ no Jns' nGut' ~,
1,a,,,a.,."..s '. ".s ~ 80 ,n us set",' t"o
..,.,a",., Is"''e p'o't'eo'S 'o' 1e"a ase 'aoceo
s'o""'' --..-
ARG tho great nan all ttenA :" asks tho
, 1881-02-10

THE State Sollate OH Tuesday passed Tho
hill providing Tint hereafter when street 1t,
chsragO Or IN my other ely Ut tho State
sl,al! be payctt or permanently Improved"
by special assessment 1t s.att ba rcl,ave,l rs
Often rs may DO necessary Mt thu general
cost of Tim city. Though Chicago Ii repre-
sciitctl by i,o less tllatI six Scnatoss, tho bill
passed without objection from my Ut them.
Wo arc very nlncll mistaken II ChEragn
docs not deeply regret tllc enactment ii snclt
law, a,,l yet 1t was stutctt lit the Scnu.e that
tho bill Ind been prepared l,y the Cooperation
Counsel {itlams) ytlse direction af the City
Council Of Chicago antl Of tho Mayor, with q
view to Its passage BY tic Legislature.
Illo estimates for tic city expenditures Of
1SSt call for S:jy00.0 600 to pay for tlln ctty's
sliare Of tho cast Of street pnvenlunts ut
street intersections md alley crossings, anil
tue Finance Committee report tint tho city
will not hive half that sun NJ revenue to
spnro for tlMt purpose. III view Of this fact,
low tic Ctty Government expects to rnssc
tho money to bcar tho cost Of rcp1y-
tug NIL the streets In t!lls ely IT,
1ufres explanation. 1t l,as been Int II
few days since Controller Gnrncy oni-
t!Asb1f !HhotHICA kAD S!t5 NoHl1G%l
tllerc would mt be this ycar, Or fur fnur
years 10 come. sufficient revenue fran taxa-
tim to meet tllo oralllary demands Ut tIle
current and Imperative expenditures Of t!,o
city, wl,iiu Mt tho same tlnn tic City Gnv-
cr1,lnent was soliciting ut Springfield tito
passage Of u law imposing on Tho General
Fund Hi additional antIunl expenditure
which III very short tIule will rqttat ,.ill-
Ions Ut dollars annually.
The bill IL WRONG RNl! unjust fnr various
REASONS. Thcre aro miles Of stretts near,
al]oEninE, aMt surrounding railrIal sieputs,
warehouses, atlL adjoining wholesale iIoiscs,
lnanufnctorirs, nl1 business property. where
tho hauling Is heavy nnt the traffic .lestrlct-
lyo OF street improvements. I'lirsu streets
have to III, rcpased moro frequently tlian all
others. Under this prowsed law NIL this
repairing IL 10 bo paE.l for by n general tax,
llnlr OF 1t to be collected oft private resi-
tences. All tho business strGcts. where, III
consequence Of this very tr'tlie, the property
affords Il rental Of fra,n $40 to $1,000 per
front foot annually, aru To be repavcd Every
three to llse years by II tax leylea upon tlle
cltiro property Of Tho city, i.ne-tenlhs Ut
which, is OIL unpnyetl streets. 1t Is II
scheme to transfer to tie many the Gust of
improvements intended for the benefit of tho
laildlort. few. When this Inv goes into
operation the magnitude Of tho Job will bo
apparent.
, 1881-02-10

llERn YUNnkISn, llertln translator Of
" THU Fouls Errand," btG!ssns intimate lust
SKINNER with Southern gentleman s,jonrntng
In ths tfcrnnh Capital. The translator remarked
10 tho sonthcrn gentlemen tllnt Eo,ittiorn ilcn
did not write and alveetlte fllotr own cause nsld
stMso ther uwn shto 81 Ms to cnNtis tnpnrtIal
Foreigners to decide between thom mud tho
fankces. lie tlicn sat thut he fnr o,lo wiahcd
tho Snnt to hAyu fnir t,tny In tho rcattng world,
md tnndo this offer: 1'hnt II tho Southern geu.
tlcitan wutlld Hnnotato Iour9ee's book. and he
liked tho rpt1nrks. he would publish tho nntrs
Mlong with hin translation. Tho s. r. hal ITO
materials except memory bit trok up his offer.
Having to 1cttvu 1tcril, tho y. 4. sent nuch mites
as Ilo was nl'ta to t1Aku frtm Il flertnnn water.
tng-piacc SOON after IN tho translator. Tho y. *.
ll'la not since heard nf the issu. It wotltti sEeEt
to be worry proMl,lo that "a Fuol'a Erru,id"
witl,n "Soufhnrn Gont'onlnn's Annotnuons
would bo surprisingly funny book.
, 1881-02-10

session lrforu Il when II meets. The next
Presidential rlertiun will be threu yenrs
Away. Tllo twn l1ouses will be very evenly
divided on tarty basis. There t,uEltt IL l'e
neither partisan hias nnr lMr'isaM advantage
ta influence II calnl. dellbrrattsr, nrd pu.rint-
IL consideration of tho whotc question, md
tic rrs,lt should bc determined fuirly by
constitutional amendment. The country
ca,,nui nIfDrtt to hare MI uncertain ticclarl-
tiul of Il doubtful ress,li in n cluse rresl.1en-
tlut election constantly llnngls,g over It..
, 1881-02-10

1Sagcneral arttcjo upon the history and ms
sss'ifitos of the tolerhnnn mud tho prospect Of
Its s'iErrsr''liig thu telegraph. tho Now Ynrk
I1mft throws aotnc lfEht ul,nn tho enrIy history
Ut ntklng- -nnchlues which gora to si,ow thMt tho
principle of It was known M fnr bnrk NJ 1GaT.
In that year. ltnln'rt ff0nkn, Ut t:ngntu1, rt1,-
lisl,sl description of mechanical tolep!,tile
Ly which lie transmitted sl,ucrh fiirleItg'a tlA-
tnncc. slr Chnrlca WhentstnfIe lii tain pcrfcetnl
ttu use Of tho wire for curry ling tho v,icc Tho
r1cctro vll,rntOrs tnn,to ly 1'aHn, Fr0inct,s, Rn
otfors, Iii HtS, wore tn'ophnnes which responded
tD tho disturbance Of n changed circuit by tho
lctfntl Ut tniIsEcAt rrctls, III 1S5f. 11uurFnl, II
FruItc:inlati. tHno pHIr OF Telephones which
rrc now owned In Now York nlld art, very sllnt-
lnr to tho Instruments iinw III tisG. There lts
l'ccn Hcarce!y ycnr fr'n that ttn,o to this TINT
hns not produced telephones, nuct, M lnil,r,ye-
inet,t upon tts predecessor. No leas thnn eleven
rntcnta ,,nyu bcen fs3uou IN different countries,
Aslsl ttorn arc n1w ak telephone companies III
tl1S culntry alone.
, 1881-02-10

AcconlfSn to tho New Orleans Democrat,
sonlo OF tho negroes II, Tho South hnve tnkon IL
new departure iii tho eyut1s business, ind, III
stead or Rt,nK North. 'nrc distributing them
selves through tho euston belt, especially III tho
Mississippi Valley. !argu numbers Of them lcnv-
Ing for tllU lurtlorH pnrt Of Louisiana. Tho
aFcrldtnn tal!ss.) Mercury also guys that tho
lcurocs 1rc ''lcartns tho pHaIrio belt or Ain
bnsni III considerable numbers niml pushing
through Muritlnl., cA rtufc for tho Mississippi
bottom. Tho hillk ut them, we hear, arc from
arotnt unlontown, Aln., where the crop WIS a
failure lust year." Upon tho ground hat any
chn1Ixo will bcncl!t nogrocs III Alabasnu and
Mississippi. this fartn Or nxHzlnR Is presumn-
lily n subject for congratulatton. Louisiana ts
not iAlratltsc for thou except Eh tho way IF
contrast. tho contrasts being undo With ALI
bntnn and Mississippi.
, 1881-02-10
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

.r17r CfJ1cAno TRtBGSE has established branch
Dccs fur tho receipt OF subscriptions md nlvofsl-
benta Ms follows: ..
NEW YOlkK-ltootn 70 7f4btne building. FIT. Nc
FADDES, Manager.
GLAsGuW. s&otlnnd-Aan's American News
Agency, ii 1tGnteld.st
LONDON, EnR-AWesfcan Exchange, III StEand.
HENRY +. Gi1Ltt. Agent
NA4ulSGION. u. E.-lG19 strenE
, 1881-02-10

inE 'to'lh y. l'ix' who stopped Kap til tho
lust Three months ut ll''"'sai,nn's Admins
'rhl'osl' nfnl t!e other ''"hi' {. Spencer, who
served l1iglnf'otls!y tlhtler 'lyler from March
y 's''' n'l1ne H. 1sl4. Altogether, iilc'lt!-
ltlg i'''''la'to'ss TIM" New York ms lntl tho
lrHstfy mi seven years, whereas Pcnnsyl-
wanna !lns fiatl II twenty-five years.
t'''" 'e'' ant olie.ha'f y'ars. d'"rg'n t!lir-
ttc'l years. mil MASSACHUSETTS, seven years
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whrn thoy arc l1nt, or wi,rthar this enurinons
Rttn. thknn ont nf tho fractInn tho Industrious
etn sNsc nutl arnnt IN BAlnrics shnll f,n cxpcntl
ID III supporting II sort or primary sehnoi IN
politics, III running parties, atii providing u!acos
for politicians.
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tic rrsuIt should bc determined fairIy by
constitutional amendment. The country
ru,,nut nirurtt to have MI uncertain DECLARE
tio,l of a doubtful ress,li IN cluse rresc,,-
ttut election constantly llnngl.lg over It.
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PRESENT ASPECT OF THE REFuNDING
sGHEME.
TIC senate Finance Committee has suc-
cce'iesa III putting tie Funding bill intoa sfalo
which, II "'lop'c'l III II comes from their
l'a'l.sst viii assure tho Immediate rcf''ntlng
t'i Tie skies ntltt lives which mature between
May ni"l'',ily Ut ILLS Scnr, and will result
In saving of about sla,0N. .0O nnnt'aIly In
TIC interest cuafee. nsi'e lron1 Tic reduction
"f tho aet't from tito surplus revenues. Tito
I'LL III nppr'vetl by tl1c Senate Coin'alttco
n'ltl,"rlzcs nNooan Of trtnsslry mites. IT,
aec'hhtt. attcr o'M year a'ltt layab!e III trii
years. whtel' s'aIl bear 7i"t more thdM ~
lMr cent Interest," nl't proposes 10 rci,'nl thu
remainder Ut the nattirli's bolnls into llcW
boh's, redcctna'le after I've years anti paya-
bic In twenty years. which shall bcnr y 1lcr
cent Interest.
rms division og tho now obligations Is
tikh'S to suit both those wl'o liave i'oating
captal which they .leAlro to Invest but do
'l"t wish to tio NJ and Those who have tho
moneys at estates amt 1rt1st-fn'ltts for long
Investment, Thu Treasury notes Will be In
ihe nature Of eall loan for those who bug
thcl'. herailse II VIII always bo p"sslh'e 10
ncgntiatc them ut par nr use them rs money
with Ill allowance for interest that lnny hnyo
accrued Oh them III tn date. Any holder Of
these notcs who ins thcu deposited III n safu
or vault wilt feel Tint !te l,us so much ready
money ut his communal w],c,,eycr l,c desires
10 make n,v other Investment. NH. uunlitv
,nr,. nro,,tn Inn eno+a,nru ~ ths ,rro,snr,.,.,
sc'' t''o .lNetesl"ea.'s i'o'es ~ 'css t'll "a
pee ee''t' a''a u'e "ssere''oh IS given 10 10
tl''s ny '"o pro'1so' ''at tllcy sun! aot ha'r
n'ofc ""'t ~. per cehs INTEREST," whenever
.nc tssuo sl'"'1 i'a'o Veh a'lt''oflze.l ihaica-
''o's wiz ''"t w WINNING 70 instruct ti'e aee'
iF'aFy "' tHc Treasury "hethef OF HOE 1I'efo
is larso amount u money ~ tic country
lHtI VIII SEGk 1ne HNfA1lIlnG9 Dl SlEtl I'LL Ill.
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E.lIrl,:u1x Hall.
Corner of Randolph ind AEntc stsrota Lecture by
The lion. Thonins IIoyne Subject: "Tlie Lawyer rs
! IIunccr.s
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rlltEStx Lodge, NJ. y. !: q. F. y. OF I-rhe
, .4onrHtn u! rhS'x @ X, i'oso Wi' pse n:setbo "
nv tho rusloncn ~ nnF !nte ritltrf, iEyIsla tRpk-
nont t, esctrt his remains III tnIT 1nkt -,lce
III F.. Il. & =. :. d. MEAIX, Es.rlInut.
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Central Muste Hail.
Corner Of 1tnnIulut nni Stnse streets. Musical en-.
tcrtainncnt by Eduuart NcnIcnyt.
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ArniictnY nf Afl1atc.
Itn1sed RtrcGt. ncar Madison. West stlp. Variety
Entertainment.