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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-21

If Conkling could have waited week
he would have been relieved Of the. task
Of arising in time to attend the Senate
meetings at noon.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-21

THE adjournment of the Senate cooks
the goose of the Malone Riddleberger
combination Even the two-penny Char
ley johnson is roaming in the cold.
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Bargains in Hosiery

Lindeke, Ladd & Co. are Offering bargains in
hosiery such SIS have never been offered IN this
market. Be in time to select from this extern
give assortment.
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The Weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, May 81, A. M.-For upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys, warm
err and generally fair weather, wind shifting
to east and south, with falling baromete
during the day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-21

Noyes Bros. & Cutler, druggists, ordered of
). Blackford, proprietor of DR.. Halliday's
remedies, five market baskets full of DR..
Halliday's Blood Purifier, all in one day, last
week. How is that for sales? DIR. Holidays
medicines are fast getting away with all other
remedies in Minnesota, and don't you forget
it. For sale by all Western druggists.
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Linen Goods,

Special sale of linen goods at Lindeke, Ladd
s. Co.'s. Prices so low that all can obtain q
full outfit for a very little money. Don't put
it of until too late
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Municipal Court.
before Judge Burr.]

Municipal Court.
Before Judge Burr
CRIMINAL.
The State VS.. Carrie Morrison; keeping
house of il-fame. Held to the grand jury.
The City vs.. Con Dwyer; drunkenness
Committed for five days.
The City vs.. A. Bremdenburg; same. Sent
out of town.
The City vs.. VIM. Conway; same. Fine of
The City vs.. T. Hill; vagrancy. Committed
for five days.
The City VS.. Martin Staples; same. Fine of
SO paid.
The City Vs. Charles Clark, VIM. Rice, F.
Houghton, VIM. Cunning, Charles Baldwin
and F. Miller: disorderly conduct. Committed
for ten days each.
The City vs.. VIM. Pleiss; violating the hack
ordinance. Fine of IS paid.
For Sale Cheap-Ten Acres Land,
Suitable for Gardening purposes, one and one
half ~, ;loa from 81 Paul John 7 TamOn
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-21

During confinement of eleven months in
Libby prison, was attacked with dyspepsia
in It's worst form. For two years have suf-
fered with it. tried doctors great many
times without relief.
This spring became SO debiitated as to be
unable to walk one square. After taking two
doses of Goes Dyspepsia Cure, ate OF every
thing on the table, felt no distress afterward,
and have an excellent appetite.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-21
The W. b. Mutual Aid Society of Lebanon
Pennsylvania,

ING W. b. muCudI AIu SocIety OF IeDanon,
Pennsylvania,
Is in no way connected with the speculative
gambling on old men and women, that has so
demoralized and disgraced the insurance busi-
ness of Pennsylvania. It accepts no risks
aged above 65 years; in all cases insists on in
surable interest, pays its death CLAIMS prompt.
ly AND IN FULL, and not merely as many dol
lars as an assessment will bring, and in its
Journal, published monthly, is very outspoken
in condemnation Of the speculative, murderous
game. 1t has an existence of more than
twelve years, has paid more than s., POI, 900 in
death claims, carries over $4,000, 600 of risks,
and has an unimpeachable record for cheap
ness, honesty and fair dealing. For particn-
lsrs and circulars call on or address, l. N.
Cardozo, Esq, st. Pau MINI.
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a Narro,c Escape.

Two men employed by the Minneapolis Mill
company at the falls in hanging very heavy
piece of shafting, narrowly escaped being sent
to eternity without moments warning.
They were hanging the shaftlng over the
wheel pit. The shaft was suspended by
chain. While working one of the men accl.
IDENTIFY struck the chain heavy blow with a
sledge hammer, in his enceavor to drive
large spike. The blow severed the already
over burdened chains, and the two men, to-
gether with the monstrous bar of iron 1.-THE
shafting), sledge-hammer and other tools, fell
into the wheel pit, a distance Of fourteen feet
below. The men were soon extricated from
their perilous position, and were found to be
very seriously bruised and married, but suf-
fered no fracture of bones. The escape is con-
sidered almost miraculous. A doubtful grasp
upon a small bar across the water wheel frame
alone prevented them from falling into the
channel below.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-21

JONES may be friend of Grant, but he
did not prove it by giving his letter out
for publication.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-21

BLAINE may have been the power be-
hind the throne, but the throne itself
seems to have been tolerably substantial.
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TIE WEEKLY GLOBE.
ST. PAUL, SATURDAY, NAY 81, 1881.

THERE'S no deadlock now, but there are
several dead ducks.
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by old settlers, and most of them are well
known atthIs day, over thirty three years after.
NJ. s. Wilkinson was then boy attorney and
t couldn't have been easy for him to give SIS
But the public spirit of the day was strong
The county was big and poor, except that it
vas rich In the holding at Saltwater group
of men just the right kind to successfully
found city and State.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-21

All members of the Father Mathew T. A..
Society are requested to attend the meeting
Sunday afternoon. as delegates to the Stat
convention are to be elected. By order of the
president. j. G. NOLAN, Secretary.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-21

fendents, and Bjorake Bros, garnishees. Afi.
davit for garnishment filed.
1854. L. C. Griggs VS.. city OF Minneapo
lis, summons and complaint filed. TO recover
$1,000 for damages received in falling Into the
Main street tunnel.
12,672. Richard Powers VS.. Julia Powers.
Divorce. Placed on special term calendar.
1868. Lydia D. Holt. RESPONDENT, vs.. Min
neapolis & st. Louis railway company, appel.
liant. Bond on appeal filed.
1854. N. B. HARDWOOD & Co., VS.. B. F.
McChan. Complaint filed. To recover SAG.
o.. State vs.. John Schatt Larceny of horse.
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THE COURTS.
District Court.
Before Judge Wilkin.l

Peter Pfeifer VS.. the st. Paul & Manitoba
Railroad company; verdict for 81 500 in favor
of plaintiff.
&c Parker VS.. the city of st. Paul; trial
set for June H. y
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ground for reversal where no time is stated at
which promissory note falls due it is to be
taken as due presently.
Judgment affirmed. BERRY, ).
BERRY, ].

D. L. Libby, respondent, liver E. HUSKY, Ole
E. Soustelle and John Soustele, implicated
with Christian Mikkelbery, appellants.
syllabus-Davidson vs. Farrell, Minnesota,
25s, followed and applied. BERRY, j.
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of th5 Common Council.

Omission from proceedings as published on
goth inst.]
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The board OF county commissioners Of the
county of Redwood, respondents,vs. Amasa
Tower, Fisher G. Shaver and Dennis L. Hitch

The board OF county commissioners OF the
county of Redwood, respondents,vs Amasa
Tower, Fisher G. Shaver and Dennis L. Hitch
cock, appellants.
Syllabus-Rule in Co. Com'rs VS.. Jones, IS
Mimi, 1879, and Co. Com RS vs.. Gilbert, ~ ib.,
214, that the responsibility of county treas
urer for public moneys in his hands is abso-
lutte, SO that the fact that without his fault
the money was stolen from him, does not re-
lieve him. Followed and applied: A county
treasurer's general bond does not cover mon
eys coming into his hands on account of sales
Of school and university lands. The allega-
tons in complaint that one Tower held and
discharged the duties of the office of county
treasurer during the entire term OF two years
for which he was electe as aforesaid, tO-wit,
FROM March L, 1878, until March 1, 1880, at
which last mentioned date said Amasa Tower
surrendered said Office to his successor in said
office, and that subsequent to March l, 1880,
to wit, on or about March 2, 1880, the county
treasurer OF said county then and there being
the S. ccessor In Office to said Amasa lower as
aforesaid, and acting officially as such
county treasurer, duly demanded,
there was legal successor in Office to said
Amasa Tower, to whom he ought to have de-
livered public funds in hands as treasurer. Ii
county treasurer, who at the end of his term
surreuders his office to his successor in Office,
tails 10 deliver pnblc funds in his hands, it is
i breach of his official duty for which he
and his sure.ies are liable, without any ex-
press demand for such funds. A county
treasurer and his sureties when sued on his
official bond, cannot be permitted to object,
hat in executing the bond, they omitted to
put their seals to it.
Order affirmed GILEILLAN, Q. j.
Melvin Roblee, appellant, VS.. Abram Moses,
respondent.
Opinion-This cause follows Roblee vs..
Secrest, in which we have filed an opinion at
this term.
Judgment affirmed. BERRY, j.
Daniel L. Libby, respondent, VS.. Christian
Mikkelbery, appellant.
Syllabus-From Justices judgment rem
dered against him upon default defendant ap-
pealed upon questions of law and fact.
His application for leave to answer in the
district court having been denied, plaintiff, in
vacation, without applying to the court, couE-
sci, Judgment to be entered against defendant
by the clerk as upon failure to answer.
Held, that no further relief Of any kind 'ap-
pearing to have been applied for or desired by
defendant, plaintiff was entitled to Judgment,
as of course upon application to the court, I'M
der section 124, CHI. IS, gen'l statutes 1878.
Held, further, that the failure to make such
application, though an irregularity, as it did
NOT prejudice the defendant, furnishes no
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W. B. Rowell & Co. sell Shirts cheapest.

II you want anything in furnishing goods
go 10 Eagan, The Clothier, 81 East Thu d street.
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Louis Hospes, appellant, VS.. Angler Ames,
Charles Holcomb, Sheriff of Washington
county, Zebulor H. Foss, Irene R. Foss and
Edioum p Sambom, respondents.
Syllabus-A creditor of a mortgagor's
grantee having lien on the land mortgaged
has the same right to redeem from foreclos-
ure as though he were creditor of the mort
garor. GILFILLAN, G. j.
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Union Park.

W. B. Rowell & Co. sell spring and summer
Garments cheapest.
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G1LF1LLAN, G. J.
Melvin Roblee, appellant, VS.. G. D. secrest,

MeIVIn hOUIee, dPPeIIuHU, VS' Vt u HeOfS3V'
respondent.
Syllabus-In an action for the price of frui-
trees ordered of plaintiff 5y defendant, the latt
ter set up two defenses; one that the trees were
never delivered; the other, that the order -
obtained by fraudulent representations that
the trees ordered were raised in Mankato;
whereas, in truth and fact, they were raised in
Lake City, etc., etc.
Held, That the two defenses are not incon-
sistent, since both may be true at the same
time.
Held, That the second defense is not frivo-
I,us, since although the substantial difference
between trees raised in Lake City is inconsid-
cradle, it was a difference in fact, for which
defendant had stipulated and upon which he
had therefore the right to insist.
BERRY, j.
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W. B. Rowell & Co. sell Umbrellas cheap
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The State of Minnesota ex rel. Iver Thomp-
sen, relator, VS.. A. P. Whitcomb, respond
emit.
Syllabus The rule that the courts cannot
control or interfere with the executive officers
of the State in their official acts, applied to the
State auditor, in his acts as commissioner OF
the land Office.
Order discharged. GILFILLAN, y. d.
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Melvin Roblee, appellant, VS.. Abram Moses,
respondent.
Opinion-This cause follows Roblee VS..
Secrest, in which we have filed an opinion at
this term.
Judgment affirmed. BERRr,J
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PADucAn, Ky, May 10th, 1876

HuNr1SeroN. Conn.,. Aug. 2s. 1886.
, 1881-10-30
ON THE BOURSE.
The Markets ;cncrally Weak Yestcr-
Hly.

rT1,. H.n,,nru31,y VT,u,1. Nrn.<nv
= tto AAai ~eAs ~'ee' "A'1 'e*N
Gay.
On Change the tone was weak yesterday. Tho
New York rc}irio- Masonic; combination were
1,r,d ,,.,on ns fr,,c sel,nrs ~ corr, on,, ue,n
.on~" .p'n 80 . 80 ~o'''' 49, "
olcdooch, with h1s followers, were supposed 10
be bearing wheat. In provisions that part Of
the ,,ro,p,.,n, has mcn reached in which tha
-. ,,1.S ,;,h ,or .,,,o. ~ t,,o r..
;cmn ,rs IT, md tha ,nurEcr - m:da ~ faeI
= -, =, ,?t77' 'NA'o '''0 - ~ AoeA
T.bc ,nc,,;uc,t u, 1f,,fo Il rniohrp IN nom.
!Hu AHcu'i4c!!t ~ a.u!c ~ ictt.ssn M, ~ to1ti
In1ssuns ~ eonsisnl.ica'ts "as p;1Hsea lne sote
WIS -, 19r. anu ga asns. ,. IA MS n'ses kne
!o1tc lor az coth tecet' eu ~ F'l "ne ccHt per
, 1881-10-30
fVbNST0N,

Th" purchase oil cl.ss-caps by the Freshmen
i'll tlsy University last week preciptuted class
row last Thursday night The Sopho1norcs, by
Il concerted action, stole Il large portion OF tho
hats. und nut them out Of reach. The FRESH
nen in return kidpaped number Of the
Sop!onlorcs. and imprisoned them in the calE,r
Ut tho Lakeside I'ul!tiing. LII this position tho
:;opis, guarded BY about fifty Freshmen. were
found at about II O'Clock Ivy President Cum
mings. who appeared I'll tho scene and pro-
cec,lctl to cut loose tho Sophs, lud ordered tho
Whole posse to their rooms. The next morning,
the SOphs were compelled, on p,iil Of tho whplu
class bctng expelled, to give buck tho stolen
hats
The Rev. ". x. Ninf'c, u. D., will preach this
morning and evening in the Methodist Church.
This morning! und evening tho fscv. George c.
Nuyts, u. j., will preach III the Presbyterian
Church. =
The Rev Frederick S. Jewell will conduct tho
mornii,s nnd evening services today in ST. Marks
The napts1 pn!nr will he occupied this morn
lnE aud evening by the Rev. George L. peirce.
Tho Rev. \. j. Scott will preach In the Con-
grcgutional Church this morning and evening.
, 1881-10-30
; >kEILi1I<G.

FCJLD1NG-
The architects invited to t1n So art busily Mt
work 1ruwtng plans fur TIL: ncm tsoard Of Trade
building In their Circular to the architects the
Keul- Estate Munuycrs of lhc Hoard say:
Our preference Is t1ut 1ue building stla1l be
constructed Of Il basement for PURPOSES suit
Ablc, such its machinery, StUragt. clOscts, etc.
First story-Fur Offices; safety rpOsi1 vaults III
centre suggested, Second slury-Al:tin flour for
all the uses of the Board of Trtle, including tho
main hnll OFT the. north cllI, lE,N1.., external
sGNss; reauiug-roou,, President and Secrctury's
oice, general Office, larAtory, courtroom, lobby
or reccI,tton-rou.u, all in tho sDu1l1 end. The
DIRECTORS room. with antc-ruou, tho Arbitr:l-
tiOn-r room. apfcat-rthnt. and managers rut,lll
to be constructed over the hall other ROOMS
ut the south end. lfrrncticable or advisable
two Ncrs Ut offices for rent tu be constructed
above second story. Four entrances tu main
floor. Elevators and best appliances for neat
ing and vcutilating known to science. Tbc
whole no: 10 txcecd i'll cost SS50,0lN.
New buildiu" enterprises Of importance have
ceased to be numerous During the week sew
cuty-e!EhI permits were issued forbuidings to
cost .$css].fktl.
The following building permits were issr,I
yesterday: 7. Wcniioth, three three-story sttecs
and Hats, IS by 20 feet, No. 1' und 81. Indiana
street, TO Cost $11.50D: L. Hodges. four-story
stores and dwellings,, ]Ei by 60 feet, Indiana as-
cnuc nnu Iweuty-second street, to cost $iJUp:
H. e. Durand,. nye-story warehouse, 80 by -
Icct. Quincy street, near Market, TO Gust $.:1Ot};
Fulton street. near Seymour. to coat 81 600; u.
r smith, four two-stnry dwellings, llU by II
feet. GsoFeland Eufk avenue, near Thirty-tirst
street. to cost $}G800; e.. P. Smith, two two
story dwellings, 80 by G5 feet, Nos. ss10 to :sel4
Rhodes avenue, to cost SE,oo0; William Dent,
, 1881-10-30

Rat preserves have lately been established in
Darbatff1es by some sharp natives, who make MI
easy livelihood by breeding rats solely for the
sake Of their tails- The creatures do immense
penny per tail Is paid tn encourage their tle-
strlsction but rs recently the tits were brought
in enormous numbers inquiries were made and
the trick WIS discovered.
, 1881-10-30
threc-story and basement dwelling, II by tN ioet.
Ts.iric avenue, near Eighteenth street, 10 cost
LOANS.

There is tlullncss III rcal-cstnte loails.~ ~
slight stitfcnus i'll rates with II large amount ol
loa,:.ble funds has, temporarily ut least checKea
demand. SIX per cent is now pald on loans So
cured by fuir .r6pcrty, but large sums Oh uncx-
ccutionul security can be ubt;.ncd 1T 9:e5l per
cent lrss. Following arc some of the le.sd1ns
transactions fur tho week: Sl5.UUl for one year
ut per cent, un Lot4. Block ll; School section;
$l.Ao0 for 1--WE years, at Il per et.it, ~ lots IA
Hl0Gk j, Prices Subdivision: Sal,00d for tour
months, on Lot i, block !. fractional sec. ~
S5 6UU fur six years, ut per cent, III ncre Pso-
crty in 81, 81 II: $4DD for i've years. At ier
cc,it, on lot in !iluck %, School Section: 9il-ao
for len years, ut q uc, cent, on Wiu1tctSa prop
crty; $.sS.AkI for tilFtc years, 1T per cent on
property in S:ayers' Eark.
, 1881-10-30
LULU.

FIR 77,e Chicago Tribune.
" !. Baby bright, =
My delight
Precious rosebud, how rlove hcri
Happy smile :
All the while
Eyes Us bright as sky above her!
il. Ny-aud-hS
shntl sigh "
When find how time is whlrliug-
Into teats,
Care. anu fears
Mothers little snowdrop hur!lng.
= :: MERE.
, 1881-10-30

perfectly willing to allow tho city to cross its
tracks ut Harrison street and Pnrk TOW stor tho
purpose "f using the foot Of those streets as i
opposition to it arose ftum the fAct ttAt there
WIS danser attending the matter OF crossing tho
tracks, especially ut hight -:
, 1881-10-30
HET'rEI; 'THANSII,.

= TIE t7'e -
,.,;.h ,; ,,o.+ - w., rn;,r,od rr,,. 49,, ,,o,.-
"n'eu ''e9 "es' ~ ~. 1"1.'o o'n e."en 49, 'D"'
Ing 10 nave thc Ia1f-ha11a!e Nailroad run
suburban trains intn tho city,to s1op ut con
yeuieut points between Douglas Park and
vos1.r,, .ror,,c The ,l,;crt ,f tbs il
"1ote'H "'S o' ~ -
TO AVOID the '1h5olerap1e Annoyahcts
of the transfer system OF TIC West
I>I,.;sitn, CITY KailwnE ut Western aycnuo. Tho
,ar, stro.t tr.,oh;.o. t,o Vo., r;,,;sin, f,,t,
'n~ 49, ' o. o'''
halfway sets from .tne city t'fc lever us re-
colnulodatons to tho public become Its man
,u exhaust their energies II, eyis,r.. schemes
~, ~. ;.s,,, 80 Ill, 80, ,c.tas H.. ,.hh ,1
''"e ~ W u-'s ~ ~
uchds may oe ateltFe" uha sel conceaien' atiu AL
the sa1nc time the eumpany csrapc tho payment
, 1881-10-30

ftCSiAcnts along Michigan avenue arc COM
planning bitterly Of thu incompetence aud mis-
management Of the South rark commissioners
The roadway is covered with the worst kind OF
red mud; henvy tcunIng is permitted in all
parts nF tho boulevard; the grant blocks 1T tho
crossings art not up to contract: speeding horses
ut Il dangerous ratc Is permitted every fine day;
aud tic boulevard is left ui tho time withut.
The pretense Of .;ltfc1uate police atlclancc. II.
fuCt. Tie pe0I'it: are ifsElts1cd with tho IArk
Commissioners u1lu their boulevard.
The south t'Ar1S Board last Thursday to
choose the site Tor tho nrcxel fountain tilAt has
beeH presented 10 the South Park BY the Mcssts
Urextl, Of Philadelphia. The place selected wns
tie sl'ot where the boulevard turi,s south Of
The North Chicago City Itailroad has bccu
authorized bE the Common Council to sill
.5le track railway TN Scdswick street, FROM Di-
street, from Chicago avenue to Division street;
and to connect IT with the tracks Of the collliiy
Oh division street amt Chicago avenue. The
new thick must bc completed tly Nov. !. 1Ssss.
The contractors lust week finished the large
fisc-fuot sewer oll California avenue, from Kin
ze to TwGnty- secunt{ street.
Mayor Harrison iiNs notified the police to sec
tlAt tho f':tinnncc clli;}rt.A which went into
effect la- '',y "n::l.:!t:, r.: laying: Of stone
Wns tatf>' st II! the i''i:i:u.ss purIiotl OF the
cii;.. sasn1n nt t., s:rr:a street.
-. Iitr tsnSlrti": :;o st:aah Park l,ourA In
1Ortli: tlleI1s f.*: :'s' s'ia1 tho granit blocks
delivered fsr'' : g. Il: avenue cutters were
nf Il I'ot'ft-:' 81 .> '.> z!!c sample which
~ s:ti.'' :. anderson, the con-
'... : i. To- ~ i r = .lr forty csir-loads
=: - :":-. i.:': ,r OH the why, aud
;.u>. -. -; it *:,,.:u be delivered iu less
th;:': ~. '' =: t!is would delay the work o.,
tt. -. t':; Engineer was instructed TO
::s !;is.' fss'': temporarily until the othor
ts':: EtaS rece:>'.d.
\. tho ,nsctl11y last week or the West Division
Connmitte'} III Streets and Alleys, the paving
OF West :sJa'ns street, from lialsted 10 i1oy,,c
avcnu:>. WIS recommended to bc let to the low
es1 oitlder ior asphalt pavement: und tie com,
Works hnd no right TO advertise for any other
pavement than that provided In the ordinance
ne had been done. ;.
President Ackermdh. Of the Illinois Central
has Informed the Mayor that tho company was
, 1881-10-30

The detnand Tor good property is s1e3ldiIy iu-
4:rs.astn9- snd prices are hardening.
A.>Loeb s. Bro have sUld this week 1--WE acres on
henzle avenue and FOrty-elghth street ut $500;
thirty-une feet on Huron street, near State at
$i.lD: two lois on 1lalsted street, corner of
LAYTON at $S1,Uo]: seventeen lots ut Holsteiu Mt
fi1.so: fifty feet on State street, ncar Thirty
second, at $500; tive lots OH Emerald avenue;
corner Of Fitty-1irst street, 1T T., 1 ten acres
iu South Eugiewood at SG,0Vj: ana lots on Hoyne
street, near Ktue Island avenue, at 500 each i.
F. s. Dreycr'G TO. sold one 1lrcc-stDFy u.urble
'front.' southwest corner Eugenir street and
North Clark. for 1868; Il thrce-story- marble
trout southeast corner La Sale avenue and Eli
genie street, for s-aU: ): feet, Wabash avenue,
lear Slxtoenth street, with two-stury fratpe
hnuse. for s,5uG; l441131, Dearborn street. north
<'f Division, for s1I,tNo: cotta;,c and lot, ;Ey5
Hurlbut street, for $oi5; 10 feet o,, Sutc Street
south Of Thirty-sixth4 7N; Ill feet tsharp cor
neF). northwest corner Of Lincoln avenue and
1unn1ne street, for <a5AU: cottage and lot on
wentworth avenue. near, Ihsensy-lIrst street,
for SLIM: ana 20 feet on O1char:, street. near
fullerton avenue, for $780,
Laskin l. 1}orr have sold Two houses und lots
1T Humboldt Park for S0o1 two lots for 81 500,
and six lots ut Garfield for $I.eG
If: Brown sold four lots, with stores thereon,
at La Grange, to AnEustA NJ Garner, for $4.000:
LOT and store, with dwelling above, to Electa H.
3arcley, ut same pace, for Sl,U00; two-story,
eight room dwelling and four lots. to 1saac Kog-
ets. at La Orange for $3.50; and house und
1our lots at same place, 10 Jane Rittinges, for
$1.110.
+. E. Boyd has sold for Mrs. Z. Cartlau TO
, 1881-10-30

Mr.. WAllack received to-day q round robin
letter FROM his company twho are off traveling),
demonstrating on the injustice IF making Rose
coghian the star of the constellation. tlr.
schuab is the manager for Lester. Mr. S. has
Miss Coghlan Oh l. starring contract for the
year 1883 and latter part OF 1852. He has
taken time by the fore1ock, and In ali places
visited makes bliss Coghlan the attr,%uon, with
view to future arrangements Of his own- The
rest Of the party don't like it. and they have
notified Mr: Wntlack that he must iron down
sulne plane occupied BY Tearle, poaist. and tail
John Gilbert.