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The Courts.
POI ICE COI-RT-.E,flne R,,nI},, n.y., tom

POLICE COURT-Jaflqe Bsnndy pro tenn.
To-day. Abraham White, colored. was charged
with being disorderly at the corner of 11th
street and Pennsylvania avenue yesterday after
noon. Special officer Harding testified to hav-
ing quite a struggle with him before he could
get him TO the station house. He was fined So
or Is days in the wOrkhOuse. Henry Price alias
Matthew Taylor, cOlored, charged with being an
idle and dsorderly person, and liable to become
chargeable to the District as pauper; GO days.
VIM. Frye, do. do. Abraham Turner, loud and
boisterous; SIS or Is days Richard H. Jones. a
white man, was charged with making an indie
cent exposure of himself. while lying drunk on
the street yesterday. He was sent to the work
house for Is days, in default of SIS. JnO. Nc
Mahon. forfeited collateral. VIM. H. DobsOn,
charged with vagrancy. being found drunk in
and about the streets; 60 days. Thos. Brown,
loud and boisterous; IS or Is days Alice Tay-
Tor. do; do. Mary Lee, do; do. Leonda Scott,
obstructing an alley; continued. Richard 7.
Collins. charged with making an obscene and
indecent exposure of his person in the Capitol
grounds: S. or Is days. David Scott. vagrancy:
bonds or GO days. Ellen Long, cursing and
swearing; S. or Is DAYS.
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CARPETS!

LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF BEAUTIFUL STYLES
TO SELECT FROM.
INGRAM AND BRUSSELS CARPETS.
Brussels. IS Beautiful Styles, at IS cents.
Brussels, 25 Beautiful Styles, at 80 cents
Brussels, 25 Beautiful Styles at IS cents.
Brussels, Is Beautiful Styles, at 80 cents.
Brussels, Is Beautiful Styles, at $l.OO.
Best Threeply, Beautiful Styles.
Best Two-ply, so Beautiful Styles best make.
Best Super Ingram 90 Beautiful Styles all WOOL IS cts
Ingram, 20 Beautiful Styles, at co cents.
Ingram, 80 Beautiful Styles, at SO cents.
Ingram, 20 Beautiful Styles, at 81 cents.
Ingram. 20 Beautiful Styles, at 80 cents.
Venetian Carpets, all widths
Floor and Stair Oil cloths, all widths.
Also large assortment of Crumb Cloths, all sizes;
MHoauette Rugs, SMYRNA Rugs, Persian Rugs Velvet
Mats, Hassocks, Ottonlane. Cocoa Mating.
No last seasons Carpets to select FROM Our stock is
entirely new.
BOTTOM PRICES.
C. M TOWSON,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
a2D South Side, near Center Market.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
GREAT
CLEARING OUT SALE
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
WHILST MAKING IMPROVEMENTS.
a20-1w PALAIs ROYAL.
PIANos AND ORGANS.
Economical buyers who are looking for bargains win
be astonished at our low prices.
SIDNEY T. NIMMO's
PIANO WAREBooMs,
N23 4SS 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
We are now opening fun line Of Fan and Winter
DOMESTlCS; 100 pieces Bleached and Brown CAN
TON FLANNELS, from cents TO Is cents Der yard:
= cases Medtum and Dark PRINTS, from to s.enfs
PET var9; Gray, navy Blue and Red Twted and Plain
AH9-1Mooi EAANNEl.S, from IS to Is centa: EHEET-
4AM LIZ IAB1.E DAMA6KS and NAPKINS: BLANK-
Es11os BED COMFORTS and TOWELS, With many
s. desirable goods ct the lowest possible rates for
BROWN + CLAGETT,
"a sos MARKET SPACE.
NomM;-HAvING PURCHAsRD or WIN. RU.
~ THERFQRD tho STOCK and FIXTURE4 az
xaank gu and GaeB 6toEe No. 1217 st1ooE norfhVsx
- U99neD wM Be c01duc&ed - heretufogo. yhe IN.
13ea q tie old patrons Of TIE = rcec4-
acH eoncaseo Al GOODS eoad It tae lgveet cA pcea.
O0W THOMAS TAYLOR.
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The Christiancy Divorce Case.

FOLLIOTTS CROSS-ExAMINATION AS TO THE AL
LEGGED ABORTION-A FURTHER EXTENSION OF
TINE ASKED.
Yesterday was the last day Of the sixtv days
allowed the defendant in the Cnristiancy case TO
close her testimony. Ambrose FOlliott who
testified that ex-senator Christiancy had pro-
duced an abortion on his wife, was cross-exam-
med He testified that he was not practicino
physician and had never pretended To he HE
spec!aty was the treatment of certain class Of
diseases He did not know much about oh
stretrics. as he had never made it study. He
never charged ex-senator Christiancy for the
service rendered: that gentleman handed him
s25 and he took it. He admitted that he was
indicted for manslaughter in killing Susan
Wheeler by malpractice upon her. but the in
dictment was nOle prosecuted. The counsel for
the complainant entered on the record that they
reserved the right to recall the witness at a
future day and confront him with their client.
when the testimony will be read to him. To
this course the counsel on the otaler side OBJ
jected. motion by defendants counsel for
a further extension Of time to take testimony
will be argued next Monday.
An Ex-NEws AGENT SETS THINGS RIGHT
An ''EX-News Agent" writes to The STAR in
reference to the reprimand administered to the
so-called candy butchers Gin the camp-meet-
ing correspondence of The starr, for selling at
the Washington Grove camp-meeting on Sun
day. He asks whether the camp association or
the railroad company owns the station platform.
and objects to the term ''candy butcher" saw
ing that these young men are employed to sell
books, magazines, papers, &c, and "are called
by the gentlemanlS traveller news agents u"
The correspondent adds: :" / personally know of
Christian men. living along the line of the Balti-
more Il Ohio railroad, who insist on having the
Sunday papers brought to them, (Which cannot
be done without violating the sO-called Sunday
law, who were present last Sunday and fore
most in irving to prevent the bows from selling
at the camp. Is not one as bad as the Other1"
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Henry s. Petit and Charity A. Tenley, both of
Prince Georges county, Nd; Henry Brown and
Alice Battle; w. w. Hall and Rebecca A. Peach:
George F.. Doyle and Jane c. Reed: Frank G..
ken,on and Katie Z. Mackey; Edward E. French
and Elmira Washington Marshall Carter and
koberta Hudneil; Michael Noonan and Mary
Shanalian.
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continue to run the steamer John w. Thomp-
son daily until the middle Of September.
Parties wishing to make arrangements for ex-
cursiOns for September should call without
delay at the st. James hotel.
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Premature Loss of the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use OF Bur
netts Cocoaine.
The superiority of Burnett's Flavoring Extracts
consists in their perfect purity and strength.
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nIREcT To LOWER CEDAR POINT,
The finest Resort on the Potomac
Grabbing, Fishing, Boating, Salt water Bathing
New Bathing Suits and Shoesl

The fine and fast steamer J. W. THOMPSON newly
furnished, has been chartered by tile Prouretors n
Lower Cedar Point, and viii daily tfron : ATvIrR
DAY, JULY BOTH including Sundays leaving the Com
pany's Wharf, foot of 9th street at 80 a m shsr, a.
irving at LOWER CEDAR POINT at IL 30 10 m: le.yinsr
At ). 80 viii reach Washington at 10 p m.
Meals furnished on boa. and grounds at so cents
Prof. Wcber's Uniform Brass and String Rand ava
engaged for the the Boat and at the Point
lively improper person allowed on the Boat or
Grounds. Officers viii be stationed al both places 10 re-
fuse admittance TO such. Parties wishing to make ar
Engagements for excursions TO Lower Cedar Point will
apply the boat, at the office Of Hotel or Of
w. :. Roose, 1888 Pennsy lyania avenue.
For the accommodation of visitors checks will given
for parcels left at the Point for safe keeping
Fare, 90 cents round trip; children under II
price. nl52w
NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE sTEAMyR
~ MARY WASHINGTON.
OCCOQUAN FALLS MOUNT VERNON SPRI N(sS
The Steamer Mary Washington will make Excursion
Ir1ps TO OCCOQUAN FALLS every SUNDAY, MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, leaving eth strs.e
T. m Fare round trip, % cents.
For MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS every SATUR-
DAY. Steamer leaves wharf at Am, returning at &
pm Fare, 10 cents. This boat will be chartered Is
reasonable rates.
all-3m f. S. RANDALL. Manager.
E'oR FAMILIES.-STEAMER MARY WASHING
l. IoN VIII make Ekcnrslon Ir1ps 10 Glymont
EVERY THURSDAY.
steamer leaves her wharf at o'clock m. returning at
O'Clock L. m, giving five hours at Glymont. Music
and dancing on boat and grounds. Tickets. round
trip, 20 cents.
aS-tw Il. =. RANDALL. Manager.
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The VigOr of Youth
Given to the aged and infirm by using Hop Bit
tiers. Try it.
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AmusementS &c.

FoRD's OPERA HoUsE-The openinr nio,,t nj
fords for Anthony Ellis & Hathaway's great
asgfeSation Is tomorrow night instead of TO-
mi2h', as misprinted in THE STAR Yesterday.
IhIee performances will be giyen-Frday and
ea1uruaS nights and Saturday matinee.
lions at Drivers splendid summer parle1 en-
eerts, which are given every evening.
The LUNGs are strained and racked bv a p.r-
hstent cough the general strena IN wasted aud
IN incurable complaint often established thereby
Dr. Jaynes ExpeetOrant is an effective remedy
Tor coughs and colds and exerts hp.;i., nj off,,
On the pulmonary and bronchial o:y..s.
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West Washington nee Georgetown.


The WEST WASHINGTON SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
The repairs needed for the West Washington
School for Girls are now being made to the
school building. No. 1928 p street. corner 30th
Miss Lee, the principal, has arrived and is at
present at the residence of George I. Dunlop.
esq, on n Qs0 street.
ACCIDENT.-Mrs. Hershal Hudson was seri-
ously injured last Sunday by falling down
flight of steps in her residence, on NJ. between
30th and 31st streets. breaking an arm and nearly
severing her tongue. Being a very stout lady
she was also badly bruised.
SENT TO THE Observation-Disclosures Franciscan
an old coored man, 67 years of age. being sick
and without home, was sent to hehospital to-
day.
The GRAIN TRADES. 600 bushels wheat was
81 SO to $1.40 for FulZe and $1.40 to 81. 43 for
Lancaster.
THE Coal TRADE.-There is scarcity of coal
here on account of the blockade at dam No. 6.
which is likely to continue until a heavy rain
comes. but twelve boats left Cumberland Tues
day with 246.O6 tons of coal. Shipments for
the week ending Saturday by the Cumberland
and Pennsylvania "a. 731. 10 tons. decrease of
.06 tons compared with the same period
last year, and 7,7S2.05 tons by the Georges
Creek and Cumberland railroad. OF the first
amount q. Gill; 5 tons We're shipped by the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad: z. S1005 tons to the
State Line. and S,310 tons to the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal. The Georges Creek and Cum
berland railroad shipped 2.97l.O5 tons to the
State Line. and 4, SIS. Ii tons to the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal.
Navigation on the Ohio river is partially sus-
pended above Cincinnati, except by the very
smallest boats.
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The George Leary will leave at 6 p. M. next
Saturday for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. re-
turning Monday morning at 8 o'clock.
The Beckharn Prize will be again shot for to-
morrow. The contest will be feature of the
military excursion which will be given to ely
mount. under the auspicies of the Alexandria
Light infantry. The Washington Light Infantry,
tne Union Veteran corps. and the Alexandria
Light infantry will take part in the match. The
Corcoran viii leave at $50 am. and $50 pm.
Win the e1cursionists on board, and the Ex-
celsior at 3 pm
Inc Mary Washington will go to Occoquan to-
morrow, leaving at am
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CITY ITEMS.

The Debility Produced by Malaria
And the disease itself are effectually rcmedied
by the Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic. Beware Of
limitations
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Terrible Loss Of Life.
Millions of rats. mice, cats. bed bugs. reaches
lose their lives by collision with Rough on Rats.
Sold by Druggists. l5c. boxes tn
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We OFFER discount of 10 per cent on Rogers
4 Meridian silver plated ware till September LIST
X. Harris & Co.. 4S2 eth street.
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Parents,
Do not use vile drugs or nostrums in your fami-
lies, but use pure Hop Bitters.
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
WASHINGTON. DC. August p. 1881. $50 a m.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
winds mostly easteriy, stationary temperature,
lower prpSslirp
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THOSE who desire to go to Lower Cedar Point
should take the steamer John w Thomson next
Saturday and Monday. The boat is not chartered
on those DAYS.
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Navigation on the Ohio river is partially sus
pended above Cincinnati, except by the very
smallest boats.
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From DR.. 8. w. Hunter, Baltimore, Md.
Having become familiar with Golden s
Iiebig's Liquid Extract of Beef and Tonic lnvig-
orator take pleasure in recommending as an
excellent preparation. combining as il does food
and tonic in a remarkable way. producing good
blood, health and strength.
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RON BITTERS.
BROWNS IRON BITTERS

. See that al IRON BITTERS are manufactured by
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, and have crossed red
lines on the wrapper.
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3 NEW STYLES Cashmere Satins, stripes 1856
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THE CELLULOID TRUSS; that never breaks,
never wears out always clean, and be worn
while bathing, is for sale at
CHAS. FISHERS,
623 7th street northwest.
lady patrons. m2
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The magnificent Steamer. the EXCELSIOR frst-claas
IN every respect, licensed TO carry 500 PEOPLE Daily
Except sunday at 80 and 80 u. m. from 7th
street wharf. Refreshments of all kinds on the b. at Il
city prices. No Tickets sold to improper charactern
Adults soc. Children. 25 cents alO 3w
, 1881-12-18
CITY REdL ESTATE.

T1OR SALE-So2, ,0o0-T1NO NICE BRICK
u stores and lot +5r15' On aladson-st' Near 1''@-
ubeth. ,o, u.,., 5p.f,ot
lot: Eays IL per C&:1tL net; On Aaalson-st'' 'e'4
III, ou,. This Il Il Ercat bas~ai'.. ,,,- ,r.,,
S:sks-1-se1ss. :stort octlit-trnn1 ussch VT, on.;i @
.,,,n-s, near leatt,uriI-uv.; Il barEaitl- ,-
- silI,Ht-c.ass stUnt-frouL 1wo-stoF5 ana DaSe-
,,rnt dwelling; roum: uecp stoAe steps sdcWatIs:
anu every modern finish; corner, soutn 1Fhnt' on
tfUwu balance in years at per cent
ronn. 9story frame house. iol 25xS, on ltooey-st
No 6 Vhts hntse Will rent Tor so per 1uoatn "A@sa
May 1t Is q tttst-cuss hunse. o,.,.x,,.h
{iD-Lot 2.xlI Uearuorn-sL' near ~ Il: ,t X
front IN Jack.on-st.. neur Lincoln. H..
s. att-Ein groom .story huuHe, bath ana Gas' 4ot
esxi:; on Mon,oe-.t, near Castornia-av-
tsiFtur t;Lroulu t.1udern brick house Aho ot ox
- eAst 1fon-+ o' So n H. EU1D.
QAd-5t 1.7I Nu,t.t,r,
, 1881-12-18

T1OR RSALE-ELEGANT SITE FOR \
4 block nf houses OF .tnts-I feet OIL kandolPh-st.
n; fee: IN D.deu-uy good depth. betnE southeast
Corner U;;lrn-ar. and lsandolpil-st 9verlvnStilE
UuiOn atk Tits property tnprofed VIII iMy ~ 70 u
per cent net. ". b. kEKFOUT co. ~ Washing
, 1881-12-18

TyOR SALE-OR REXCIIANGE-CIIOIC
IL residence property Ut liighwood, Just north OF
Chicago: be had very low cash ngnre. cash
und trade. II. ". uI1uti T.. IL Tribune UuituiHg.
, 1881-12-18

E1OR SALE-a-STOKY. HOUSE AND 80
Il feet un Jeterso-av., und 81 md house on
Observation-Disclosures, near Fitty-fousth-st aDxil? on
Wasnn.t .ton-:lv, near Ilfty-eistth-st Glxi~ on
corner Fifty y-irst-st B. a. ULNicH, Room :. llo
ru-Sf =
, 1881-12-18

EsOK SALE - HANDSOME, SOUND,
Il gentle, 7-year-otd horse. suitable for WAGON o..
buggy; also No. rubber-trimuied. stng1estr4a
harness. Scarcely sol1td and hrstcass ieathes-tu9
buggy In good orders will sell any Of the above sep4-
Them Cali n,y hose uny time Monday II want
u bnrgain. II South xAshand-Av.. corner West Nun-
, 1881-12-18

Ej1OR Observation-Disclosures,
II cuttagrs. md lots. and houses built TO order.
Terms eltsy Address css!t IN {. u PERRY Vent
.so7lh-uv and Stxttcih-st-, E.n:.leWood.
, 1881-12-18

S;.OIs SALE-NU. ::;;35332 La SALLE-ST.
near THIRTY Station: lot :sixls huusc Is
AO; II rooms :l,,,, finr; las hot and cu!d wner
bats, stationary tus, marble nlAtc5,
etc, snuly finished. and ciivclently arranged;
will te sold cheap e:sy trs II lksE " once
GEORGE H. HUGCE.
i {keauer Hjn.k, ~ Eiark-st, =
, 1881-12-18

WANTED-- CITY PkOf,
deal with owners; pay cash. L. JACkSOS, 3Ea In
dtQuA-ay.
, 1881-12-18

T.0R SALE ACTUAL BARGAINS
II Good seycn-room frame and % feet centre OF
Lawndup, s2,uN: desirable house No lt5 West Lake
brick co1ta;e. i2Ap; make offer; fine residence
lots En!ewUDI at SIS foUt; wOnl build for huy-
ers. WILI. IL MuOlE. III UearburL-st.
, 1881-12-18

THOR SALE-l;9 NORTH ~'SANGAAiON-
10 ST. o-story and basement ir.Eie house, good lot
ami barn. side l1ic alley. for fill
p. Fu1tun-sL. .$tOry fT1tc. Hrst story brick. nr~
rntged tlrc. 1aMii1es, $3.s:u.
Il South 1tay-st., :stury irAihc, with brick biso-
xuent. $s-yN
Corner 3lu;. and Indiana. house and lot for sI.5A
4l3 West 1ndianA-st. .-slury brick tor <5.Uu.
GRIFFIN i DWIGHT,
CnrYct Washington and Unlisted.
, 1881-12-18

EyOR SALE-RUSl1-ST,. SOUTHWEST
- curncr Superior. E5xlUJ feet. Would sell II feet
on corner aud u feet inside. +. Il. W4iTKlSS, -
VI WastnEtuti-st-
, 1881-12-18

1liD1 WABASu-AV.-PARL L L.
IT--I cove, and other furnished rooms win
h..nr
, 1881-12-18

TI>OR SALE-aOO ACRES IN SOUTHERN
l. taenr-u. With .s, sild peach urclArd;
would take i partner. room Il. ~ In Salle-st.
LNOR SALE-CIIEAP- FARMS AND
IL wild laHc In luwa and Nebraska :. +. BESSUS.
Liisun. Ia
, 1881-12-18

- acres, with large brick house. variety OF shade
and fruit frees improvements cost ~ 0U tn y or
der;. sitnaie on Z. y " ". Il 4 n The Vill':e of
Union, Mcienry County, III. VIII sell tic same very
low for cash {iU0 Or lake part exchange for Chi
cs4:.0 property HENRY j. lsUoDtlC11.
Room &, 70 DeArborn-st.
, 1881-12-18

I,OH SALE-TEN ACRES, ONE MILE
u ,Hcstof tho city limits, ut II barEn!n.
- HENRY WALLER jR.,
iT I}carbprn-st.
, 1881-12-18

E,OR SALE-ClIOLCE TRACT OF Nt
L SOUTH Chicago. very cheap; also 7! acFss
9ex property fronEl:c or 9nth stueS ot GnieaEo
KOpms.
, 1881-12-18

E1,OR SALE-:,7S BISSELI.-ST.. CORNER
Il sophia, !-ssory und basement brick house. III
rvuns and ua1h lluL and eold ,satcr; brick t'aEl1
GEO. II. RUttE.
f:earer Block. II CI:rk-st~
, 1881-12-18

T1OK SAI.E-l0 ACRES ON BELT RAIL-
H. road, ut the crossing 0f the Gru1,d Trunk.
HENRY WALLER Ifl,
DH:lt ru.at .
, 1881-12-18

TAN FURNISH COUPLE WITH NICE
" accommodations IN private family: Good board
nnd society in of the suburbs thirteen miles
from city n. W. II. r. Terms, Flu per week. Or
Jeet: company rather than profit Reference IS.
CrihuUa office.
, 1881-12-18

ZONE IN ON TUESDAY, AND WE
~ can sell your good hve-s:i,l+s landau second-
hands us0 TWO very the secondhand <nur-p -pas,su-,
ger coupe rocklways. Nos azi aud -t5 Wa1ssh-ay
kEAT i Lines. ..--..~
, 1881-12-18

TOR SALE-F. J. MlDDLEDITCIf, OF
Z Freeport. ILL.,. will have his gray team Of foaa.
slers {ku brothess) Hesrys Sao sta1le. No. Mon~
rue-st for one week: any person wanting sauEA
well ma rct,ea and speedy team will do vel! to call.
, 1881-12-18

EtOR S J. J. E-TWENTI-SECOND-
= from ucarbQrn-st- 10 ButtcEi'etd. lSxl:D
GEO. II. HUGUE.
Reaper Hiuck. u tlark-st-
, 1881-12-18

1JHOR SALE-A NEW S-ROOAI FRAME
l. house. brick cellar, attic: par1or, library, dining
unh kitchen nrst tfOOr all modern inAproye-
luents improved suite: Lake View; beautifully
t1kiet u1,; bargain. Address IT, Tribune office.
T1OR SAl.E-I> CAN SELL Il FEW
II ch4ice lots tn kensngton. facing Pullman. very
heur Tor cash. EUGENE s. klAEALl.
~ III slnte ST, Room 10.
, 1881-12-18

TOR SALE-ELEGANT FRONTAGES
u o, Grand boulevard. II, the vicinity of Forty
ninth and Ei[ty- -eighth-sts. GEO. ii. HUtsUE.
Reaper Block, u Ct.rk-st.
, 1881-12-18

fNUn SALE-5o1 LOTS. For WHICH
IL good farm will bc taSen III l'urs 1.tyu,ent
HENRY NAl.t.E.t: Jk.,
ius I4.urtl1r:I-st.
, 1881-12-18
CITY REAL ESTATE.


17OK KSALE-BAKGAlNS
ssIa1-state-sl, two story brick bntldtncs-
ss.ku-S.ate-st-. eturts ul9d n2tA- ,..-o
<A.U1-Siute-.t ;s-rtory und basement oscA' ta1>
yrit.tl- ,,.,,,, s.o,c
.;yV-NpFtts-ay. eut,d location. store anu 4:ls-
x.u-5la.leo,-%1-. about - feet liupTNrGn. ...-n
Observation-Disclosures corner. brick Doiloi1s' ato'e'
ssJ-Madson-st. tinc marbIe-tront stores ano
fats: we'll rented. ,;.,,.,,, ..o-as md
daik; rcntul H. ,aN. . a.,
sItkaHyytgt Indiaua-st., store nzd int
siuU-lsental now sol0 twill Ike Sto}' m e'esaa'
az: ttMUT-Madlson- fine improved corner; Will
rent Tor *a"" HOUSES
Observation-Disclosures. elegant ana compete Esss.
dtnce. the psyner situn anu uc sAaa etc4te
over $lD,lU II: decided oarEatd ,,.,,-.
sU tJ}-Wc.t Ada,,ls-s,-- @isnlnnd-aT- elegant
s;uT-jans.on. near Ccntrc-av-, very desirable
house with brick barn and decp lot ,.,.,
*iDI-lurk-mr. tcta.bn ti,aFhc,SFont: onutk-1ooo
and Itic6cu on pntlr Hour: wide lot .,
near jackSpn. ttlcA Houst. tcsfo
4rr II! IL: :5-tunt lus- House nlurle worth more.
$a.u-Indtann-ay-,a desirable stune lfont- -.oa..
3auu-An elegant 1:1lsaFd rnnl.
NJ, txt,e psH spared: cast front: Vest sEoc- .,.
siUs.-stest Mo:rDe-st- 10 ro1n,s- ucsh;.un ofleA-
3..u4j-AAhand-nv- ele.Ant ana t1np.ele an- -,
dsuce. II ti. owner >tt.GN A1lu Lie Aas opcA-
,ser slu Uu on 1t; II decided bargain.
S35U-Scar Lincoln EnrE octa:on-1ront nrack t.,,,
sIu}-Seaf Lincoln Park. apartment HOUSE, oslcA'
NIL con yenirnces; rental sltsl .,...., .,a
c,s,,,pIete apartment house: II per cen: :, .
x.s,-sIarz uneld -ay 1n:s1ble-ffont; H. Al. Hill
:1!.aMWarrrn-av., near Enion 1ask. marble
1,ut Tor home; no pains OF cxeRs 81 ss7'so - ~o@
So'e-"oH' ]. Z NAt;lLL x CO. NJ washns.on-s.- :.
, 1881-12-18

T71OR SALE-A NEW GROOM COTTAGE
4 and lot. Inquire lot LOUIS. fourth house south
~ DiYirnnY-St.s l.iuEn Il.
, 1881-05-27
THE CHICAGO Tn1BuNE FRIDAY MAY a. 1ss1-rwElvE

express hts feelings lle ntlnde'i 70 tho delight
mi relations which mad nlwnya n1latrtl tntwcen
church md pastor, nnd wns Rlnd that tho church
had grown et,'Idty, which, howryer, was tO y,
credited to tho cltDr brtiicEs at,ta tho Ecnertua
people WIN hns! stnoj BY +. an' not to scl!:
words mi, think II, with very sicep alnccrtty
and xrent gom! fcolis,R." ile remnfkc.i TINT
Time. nndt joeossy added TINT ho snoul,l
10 under their watch tho rest Of
hls lfu. It wns an nnoxnectcd
tnkcn or their lnvr, and wherever h,
ehu,tli bg. he thnti1 never forRet that tho JEFF
furson Pari< Church tl,d II lnrRc paco In his nj.
fccttons.
1lrfrcshn,ents were thon served by Mr.. Ten.
pluton, and tho r1niaintlcr of tho evening was
pnescd rleasantly..
Anonr thc peoPle, present wrrS Or: ana Mr.
]. T. lst,ss, Sir. and Mrs. f}oidtcr. Mr. md Mrn i.
n. ItonEhton. Nr. nn.t siss. tfMnna. Sr. and Mrs
II. Tempoton, tho ltoy: slr. Mathows,, br mud
Mrs. Jones, Mr. W. IL. Wells md family. Judge
nnd Mrs. val, Huron, Messrs. II. Patton, Nichol,
Dlckcrtnnn, Hall. ....
Ijr. Patton duos not leave fol. his now homo IN
Princeton. N. H.. Tor two ar thrce weeks yot.
Meanwhile tlo rprty Inns been received firm, tho
liev. nj. iicmphttf, Of San Frane1sco, who has
been son,tcrctl n call to become Or. PHttons
AttCrC86Drs