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A RUMOR DENIED.
No Truth In tho Report Of the Farwell
Failure at Chicago.

A report from the east was received on the
Chicago stock exchange yesterday saying that
rumors Of the failure Of the great dry goods
firm Of J. V. Farwell d Co. we're current in the
cast The cause Of the failure was attributed
TO the alleged interest Of the firm in the recent
collapse Of Potter, Lowell 4 Co. Of Boston. J.
v. Farwell, the senior member Of the firm. in
an interview characterized the report az
malicious fAlsehood. 'sOur transact ions with
Potter. Lsvon 4 Co.." said he, "were never OF
such character or extent m 10 involve NJ in
any way In the nnaueial complications aud
troublss that have evertaken that firm" Mr..
farvnll said hs eonld nos conjecture what gave
riss 10 the report unless IL might b the sinister
designs OF evil-dispooed persona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-09
WHrx Tn Fac.

Iseonstantly covered with sruptions the need Of Q
blood purifier IL plainly Indicated. washes and s1-
ternsl applications are Of avail The poison must
lie thoroughly elimins,ed from the system By stimu
3s,.ne the sction Of tire liver and fidneya which
trg,ns have become sluggish and inopsrstvs thereby
throwing upon the skin the unnatural work Of
cleansing the system OF its impurit.ea What 10
needed Ayers sarsApsrls-the best Of blood medi-
eiaes.
my face for years was covered With pimples ana
tuincrs for which could ind remedy TIL began
10 take Ayers ssrssparilla Three bottles OF this
tn.hcine effected q thorough cure can confidently
yecommend IT 10 all suffering from similar trouoles"
MADISON Parker. Concord VI
II had been troubled for some time With IN eruption
Of the skin which, induced totry Ayers ssrsa-
,sr1lla dered all efforts TO After taking two
bottles of ;h:s medicine the eruption began TO dissp
rear and with the third bottle il left me entirely "
Lou. Degenhardt l25 Summer ave.. brooklyn. NY,
Traveller for G. H. Buck Co.. Lthosrsphers. LAG
Centre ST.. New York.
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
Prepared 10y
DR. J. c AYER CO.. Lowell MasaL
Sold By Druggists, 81 ; SIX. IS. Worth s5 bottle
tis
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EX-SENATOR CHRIsTIANCY DEAD.
A Long and Eventful Career as Law
yer, Judge and Senator.


Ex-senator Isaac Peckham Christiancy died
after a months illness. Mr.. Chrstiancy
on March IL. 1872 He was educated at the
academies of Kingsborough and Ovid, n. Y.
and when thirteen years old he became the
main support Of his fathers family. After
teaching school he studied law till
1886, when he removed to Monroe,
Mich, and was admitted to the bar.
He was one Of the founders Of the republican
party in Michigan, and was a delegate to tine
Philadelphia convention in 1856. In 1857 he
purchased the Monroe Commercial and became
its editor. In the same year he was an unsuc-
cessful candidate for United States Senator.
He was selected a judge Of the state supreme
court in 1857, 1865 and 1873, and became chief
justice in 1872. He was elected United States
Senator in 1875, butresigned in 1879 on account
Of i'll health. He was then sent as minister to
Peru, where he remained two years. During
the war he was for time on the staff OF Gen.
Custer and A. A. Humphreys. Judge Chris
tiancy had rare learning, perfect probity and
unblemished reputation until his unhappy
second marriage late in life. He met in this
city, at the house where he boarded, young
and beautiful woman, Miss Lille LugenbeeL
He courted and married her. This marriage
CuuSeu cOusluefhOle OF SOCIAL scneatiOn AT the
time, az Mr.. Chrstiancy was then an old man
with children much older than his youthful
bride. The sequel was a great social scandal
Upon his going to Peru as minister his young
wife accompanied him, but soon reports came
back Of unhappy relations existing between
them, due in part to the attentions the hand
some young wife received from gentlemen.
Mr.. Christiancy began proceedings for d.
vorcs here, alleging infdelity. This charge,
however, was withdrawn and a divorce was
granted on the grounds of desertion. The mar
riage and divorce darkened the lives Of both
unhappy parties to the messalliance. Mrs.
Christiancy was broken in health and died in
sane in Brooklyn.
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Wills Filed Today.

The will of the late Hon. Horace F. Page was
filed with Register Wright today. 1t is dated
in April last and leaves his four children $500
each; to his son. George N. Page, his gold
watch and chain, and to his son,
F. w. Page, his diamond studs. He
leaves to his wife. Jane Page (who is chargcd
with the education Of the youngest chldren).
his Eldorado farm, In Montgomery county,
Nd, his stocks, &C., for lite or widowhood. the
property then to 60 to his children. She is
directed to paw his son Frank NJ. 5000 in one
year IL he deserves it. Frank N. and George
N. Page are named as executors.
The will of the late Elizabeth Haynie was
filed today. She leaves her estate to her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Faulhaber, and ap-
points L Eichorn as executor.
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II was thought that there would be a meet
ing today Of the commission having in charge
the location Of the Lafayette statue, but owing
to the absence Of Secretary Proctor the meet
ing did not take place.
The matter Of the location is still in rather
an unsettled condition, but the commission
has at last struck upon plan that il is thought
will be satisfactory 70 all parties. All idea OF
placing the statue in Lafayette Park as q side
attraction to the Jackson statue has been def
nltely abandoned. The resolution Of Congress
calling halt in further action along that line
was concurrent resolution. and as such per-
haps was not compulsory upon the commission.
But the members of the commission consid-
ering themselves the servants Of Congress pre-
ferred to consider it mandatory and have ever
since been on the lookout for . site for the
homeless monument
SUGGESTIONS FOUND MPRAcrIcABLE
Any number Of suggestions have been made
them, all OF which were considered more or
less impracticable. For instance, when Iowa
circle was first mentioned it was found that
that location had already been re-
served 6y one Of the Grand Army
to the memory Of Gen. Logan. And SO with
the reservation in front Of the National Thea
Ter. 1t had also been spoken for.
Architect Clark OF the commission said to
SrAR reporter today that while the matter was
their choice was practically made, and
II all goes we'll it will not be
necessary for the Lafayette statue to remain
long stored in the Senate stable yard
TIE CHOSEN SITE.
The site the commission now has in view is
the one at the intersection of PENNSYLVANIA av-
enue and 18th street, in tho small reservation
now fenced in at the southeast corner of the
Treasury building.
Its present position to the rear OF tho point
where the small flight of stairs comes down
from the landing Of the main south staircase.
This will leave fair-sized space of ground
where there is now grass plat, and in the CEN
yer OF THIS space 1t is proposed to erect the
statue. by simply moving back the fence the
corner OF the Treasury will not be left unpro-
tected but there is to be no railing or obstruc-
uon around the monument The large gate
post ut the southeast corner. which has not
oeen called upon TO support gate will be re-
moved.
The actual location of the monument will be
on line with the center of Pennsylvania ave.
niue, and the statue will occupy q position sim
liar to that Of the Peace monument at the other
end Of the avenue.
1t is thoughtthat this will be very impos-
Ing site and one that will be in every way salts
factory.
FURTHER APPROPRIATION NEEDED.
1t will be necessary for the commission to
ask further appropriation for the work and
for the purpose Of removing the pedestal that
has already been erected and which will neces-
sarily have to be paid for
the money at the disposal of the commission
has already been nearly expended. The new
appropriation will also empower the commits
sion to formally choose a new site.
Mr.. Clark this morning called at the Treas
ury to ascertain Secretary WINDOWS views on
the matter, but the Secretary was not at the
Treasury at the time
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MRS. YOUNG DEAD.
The Victin OF Jealous Husbands
Pistol Dies OF Her Wounds.

Mra Hette Young. the victim Of last Thur
day mornings shooting tragedy at the Minns-
qua House. Atlantic City, diedat II O'Clock last
night. The direct cause Of death was prsssurs
on the bfaiu, produced by tho bullet, which
entered her right nostril Her mother, Mrs.
Drisooll and her little nve-ysar-old daughter,
fortunate woman expired. Their grief, par
ticulAry that OF the little girl was heartrendink.
County Phys,cian Reilly viii hold post mortem
examination today. He has already cooamu-
nicased with Prosecution Of The Pleas joseph
on the earlisst train 70 lay the mattsr before
the grand Jury, which ssits for The Ant ti0N q
tho Bspssmbsr term o. court Young VIII now
undeebtsdg b asysignsd ter murder b w
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She Wanted to Hire /. Murderer.

In the trtal AZ Newcastle, Pa, yesterday Of
Sarah Randolph, alias MrA Mc0inty, charged
With soliciting Bsm Kissingor TO murder Banker
foltx. Kissinger ives placed on The stand He
testified hat In Nay last, In responss 10 an in
vitation W letter, he called upon the woman,
crime. She sAid that she was ao1ng for
wealthy principal, whose nane che would not
diselose. kisuinGsr had several other mestings
with her, being sceompanied o. The hst ecca-
sion By detective, WHOM Be rsprssented 70 BE-
NJ brother. 3As bfths We asaAs o6ered, the
WOMAN eastioniAg Ne tvo men - murder
Folts after night end then rob hin n order to
divert suspicion nom The real motive She
sIil refuses 70 reveal The name Of her friend.
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
Two Bills Referred to the Commis.
si0ners for Report.

The House District committee today referred
to the District Commissioners House bill 1882
with the request for an early report. This is
tho bill introduced by Mr.. Mudd,
by request, authorizing the Wash
ington and Cumberland Railroad Company
to extend its road into the District from the
point where the road touches the District line
TO such point west of Goth street and north OF
New York avenue as may be approved BY the
Commissioners of the District
The committee also referred to the Commits
sioners tho bill restricting the erection Of
buildings i'll the alleys of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-09

George Coleman and James Hopkins, the
young colored men arrested by Policeman
Weldon for breaking into Millers saloon on
street, as published in yesterdays srAR.
were charged with housebreaking In the
Police Court today. Coleman plead guilty,
but Hopkins denied his guilt After
hearing the testimony Judge Miller
committed both defendants TO jail In default of
$1,000 bail TO await the action OF tho grand
jury. Joseph kelon. who was arrested ON q
charge OF forging check that was stolen from
the saloon, was acquitted
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CAPITOL GLEANINGS.
Commissioner Raum Rests on His Legal
Rights-Othcr Matters.

Before the adjournment Of the Raum investi.
eating committee yesterday Mr.. Raum said that
lying articles were published about him by men
who knew they were lying. ''There is a con-
spiracy In this city," he said, sand Mr.. Cooper
is bping used as a tool to break down my credit.
The committee can see the papers day by day
filed with lying articles. Mr.. Cooper knows
that the charges are dismal failure and cun-
not be sustained. and he wishes to drag in
other things, 30 as by hocus-pocus or hook or
crook, to injure me. shall rest on my legal
rights and refuse to have my private business
dragged out BY Mr.. Cooper"
SWEETNESS AND STRENGTH.
The Senate was in session last night until
1915 talking about sugar and reciprocity.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS
has ordered favorable reports on Senate bill to
open abandoned military reservations in Nevada
to homestead entry; Senate bill for the relief
Of settlers who were unable to have land cases
settled owing to vacancies in the Offices Of
receivers or registers; House bill opening TO
settlement q portion OF the Fort Randall
military reservation in South Dakota, and
House bill to set apart . tract OF land in Cali
fornia a. public park for the preservation of
the remaining great trees Of California
THE FRENCH spoLIArIoS CLAIMS
half dozen or moro New England attor-
neys, including ex-Congressman Leonard
Myers, were given an extended hearing yester-
day by the subcommittee OF the House appro-
priations committee upon the French spoliations
claims, payment of which was provided for in
an amendment added by the Senate to the
general deficiency bill.
JURISDICTION IN BEHRINa SEA.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Ingalls, In the
Senate and Mr. Thompson Of Ohio in the
House yesterday, TO amend the act creating
civil government for Alaska, 10 10 remedy do
feet Ia the Law which has prevented the British
owners OF sealing vessels condemned by the
United States district court at Sitka from ap.
pealing their cases to the United States Su-
pfsme Court An effort will be made 10 %.
cure action In both houses before Congress adj
tourns In order that pending case may Be
taken mp and argued before the Supreme Court
~ the December term and judicial decision
had upon the claim Of our government TO juris-
diction In Behring sea
RxEcuT1v4 sRssloH or TEE SENATE.
~ vote Of IS 10 "a, strict party vote, The
Senate ordsesd he taxi2 bill 70 third rssding
md snGressmsnk
The bin was ordered printed With The amsud-
ments and The Senate went into executive See
don ~ 3Senm.
Advieos iron Arsenic oea1o shnt TIE Kurds
ars 3estroyfag crope end raiding Villages. While
the Turkish authoSjties remain passive, making
. ottomUt 70 p4otoot tho ChgiD&1aDa
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Populations of Illinois Towns,

The Census Bureau has announced the popu-
lations of the following cities and towns in
Illinois, together with the increase or decrease
in each during the last decade: Belvidere.
3.S63; increase, 912. Sandwich, 2,5O5; increase,
49, Sycamore, 2,sS7; deere Sc, Al. Galena,
6,fO6; increase, As. Elgin, 17,429; increase,
8.642 Aurora, 1884; increase, 1851. Batavia,
3.6l3; increase, 974. Dixon, 5,l49; increase,
l.i9l. Sterling, 5,S22; increase, 735. Rock
ford, 49, $50; increase, 10. 400.
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NIAHlstEU-

ECE-PAuLDiNG. On Tuesday. September Q. 1890,
AZ the residence OF tie brides mother, Mrs ID. Nj
Preach. lI6 North Washington street Alexsaa,f.
Va, by the Rev. 4 n. WEIGH Of 0eJryetown. b.
RICE of Washington. DC.
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The Baltimore Arrives Out Safe.
The U.S.S. Baltimore reached Gothanburg.
Sweden, this morning at o'clock with the body
Of Inventor Ericsson on board. There has
been no alarm felt at the Navy Department
over her long tip.
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The New City Post Office Site.

Secretary Window, who went yesterday b
Wlliiamstown, Mass, will probably remain
away at least couple OF weeks, and in the
meantime it is not likely that anything will be
done by the Treasury Department toward
acquiring possession OF the site for
the new city post Office. There are thirty.
three lot owners, few OF whom have already
sent in their responses 10 the circular issued by
the secretary asking for their prices, bus moth
ing can be done IN the way of decision - 20
how to purchase the land until ali have been
heard from.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk OF the court to Aaron J. Meyers OF
Charleston, 8. c., and Jennie Oppenheimer;
Francis J. Miller and Mary T. Mussante OF
Philadelphia. Pa; Thos. WEIGH and Maria
Flaherty; Lewis Goodney and Columbia PEN
dleton; George w. Barnes and Mary W. wag-
ner; David A jackson and Louisa Turner;
Charles Milford and Cydonia Richardson.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest 4SnglanS 10 The Star.
COL. BAYNE's MAN WINS.
Shiras Knocked Out and Col. Stone
Nominated.

PIrrsBunG, Pa, Sept. AT the republican
convention of the twenty-third congressional
district in Allegheny City today Hon. VIM. A.
Stone was nominated for Congress.
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ID ny q o o ps

BoRTREEs DrPLEx coRsETs. q.
lUUNG LAl,lks' SOksLls \, 5Oc.
BhEM sfEEs MilALEBvNE ooRsETa
1lLLUM CAsE coz 1ON. Toe
b.satiiaI iine Q; sEs PLAID DRESS eoopS
AAL-MUols DAI Ss flAks NIL, ~ yards vida. 6oa
ChIlDAkh's YAM sASGy ~, lie.
ClsUlh fOk AEN AND BOls WEAR
IOkDUlUl tor A. and Ullc.
CANON LAM III IRON &c. IN
BLUE IMiLLED fLAANi-l- all wool Csc.
HENRlkT1A CAShAEilL- o-e yaru wlda. N N
siiKvILyET. An ali colors a.
GEN1s' tNpEllMkAh ana al sr.deA
Large line % Dhl-Ss 0OOD6 40 aud 12l<c.
aENTS EXTRA LARGE SOCKS. No. IN, sSs.
LADlks' Al-L-MOUL nOsL. Use
q. n TowxER q COX.
% 1aio sth o. Av
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RenOmfnatcd.

Troy, NY, Sept John A. Quackenbush
was renominated by reclamation today at the
republican congressional convention for the
eighteenth district.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
CAN'T CHARGE IT TO UNCLE SAM.


The public printer has repeated request
made two years ago to have jackson alley, ad-
joining the Government Printing Office paved
with Belgian blocks. When the request was
FIRST made there were no funds available, al
though the condition OF the alley was such that
the health officer earnestly urged the proposed
improvement. The recent request was referred
to the attorney for an opinion as TO whether
the District can collect from the United States
government their proportion for paving the
alley under the compulsory permit law. The
assistant district attorney, Mr.. Thomas, rem
dered an opinion today IN which he says that
the law was not intended to apply to property
belonging to the United States. He says he is
OF the opinion that the work could not be
charged to the United States, aud the atten-
ton of Congress should be invited to the con-
dition of Jackson alley.
CLERKS APPOINTED.
The Commissioners today appointed A. Marsh
and George l. Cook clerks to assist in the
preparations Of the arrears of taxes" book
and Nicholas Rim assistant craftsman in the
Office of inspector Of public buildings at "a
per day.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept a-.Corton nomInai-mid-
ding. ION. Flour dull - Howard street
and Western surer, a0oaa50 do. do. extra,
a75aA65. do. do. family. 4.9Oa5 5Q City mills,
Rio brands extra, S>20a5.40 winter wheat pat.
ent AoOa5. IS; spring DO. do, 690a6.25; do. do.
straight, 5.E0a5.73: do do. extra. %.60a4.sO.
wheat-soushsrn inactive. Eeek; Fultx, ssa1oo;
% wea,ern ssesdy; No: winter red, spot s0hA
p5h; september. e5ka95x; october, O6kae6k:
December, 1uOs al00h. C0rn-southern nominal;
white. 57a50. yeiiow. 5f1ea5s; western steady;
mixed spot So September, SIN: October, SIN.
Osn Quiet-ungraded southern and Pennsyivlnis,
41s43: do. wc;ttern white, 42a43; do do. mixed,
4lai2; graded No. 2. white, -; do. do mixed, ~.
kye sasor-cholee 10 fancy, flaf2 good 10 prime.
60a70. common 10 fair. B5a61. Hay Q.iet-prins
% choice timothy, la00all.00. Provisions fairly
active-mcss pork. l250sl2.15, bulk meats, loose
sh0sldcrs. 0k; long clear. 81; clear NIB sides,
6k: sogaf-pickied shoulders. On; suear-cured
liksi2 lard. refined ~, crude, St. better
isA.O. do. Imitation. i5elos iadle. fancy, JSalE
DO. good y choice. l0al2, store PACKED, 0Alo
nses stsady-lo. Coffee dall-Rio careoss fAir,
COX; No. z, Ia Sugar quist-grapulsted, 8ys.
s1Dper fairly active. scarce-fehned. 1A Whisky
drin-i.lOl Frelghts 70 Liverpool per steamer
siow-coston, Sc: rouf. 0e.<d.; grain. lkd. ko-
csipts-nour. l6oO0 barrels, wheat. Is 600 oashels
corn, 800 bushels: oats. 600 busheis re 1000
bushels. ShipAnsnh-fonr, i1,0o1 barrels; wheaG
1900 bushels. salS>-wheat x3l 600 bashslns
corn. COCO bushels.
BALTIMUkE, Sept A--vlrginiA 10 eos. o.: q
shrees. 6Rhs004; Baltil,afs and Uhio stook,
lO3A: Northern Central stock. 6Sh: oonsoliaassd
go bonds, l14s: DC. ssoch. SoxsA1k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-09

Range OF the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the Sig
nal Office today: 8 am, 40; 2 pm, 81; maxi
mum. SO; minimum, &C.
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Discreditcd by Its Lobby Support,

Warrington Correspondence New York Times.
The Atkinson bill, to define the right Of the
Baltimore aud Potomac railroad to the occupa-
ton Of certain streets and reservations, with
sidnRs and other terminal facilities, WINS again
before the House today and was again opposed
by the members who have boon obstinately op-
posing its passage.
The bill has been the subject OF warm local
support and almost frantic opposition, and il
some bad management for the railroad COM
pany that is most interested in it. There is no
doubt that tho difficulty OF passing II has been
increased by the men who have undertaken to
see il through. There 10 nothing that IL 90
likely to provoke opposition to q bill otherwise
generally objectionable as the connection With
Il of men who are regarded a. lobbyists, and
who happen to be unpopular In that capacity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-09
Fire This Afternoon.

This afternoon q fire at house COS 9th street
northwest, occupied by Mrs. Fisher and owned
VIM. H. Butter, did damage to tho extent of
e500. The fre u supposed to have bcen caused
by the explosion of gasoline stove
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President Congratulates Speaker Rec

President Congratulates Speaker Reed.
The following telegram was received here
this morning:
ericsson STRINGS, Pa. Sept 9-Hon. 7. b.
Reed, Speaker of the House Of Representa-
tives Washington, DC: 1 very heartily con-
graduate you and your colleagues in Congress
from Maine upon the generous popular in
dorsement you have received
RESJkMIx HARPrsov
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THE COURTS.
EQUITY CoURr-Judqe Coz.

granted. Perkins agt Perkins; do. Minnix agt
Ward and Jackson against Ward; w. Ward
Mohun appointed guardian ad litom, Poweis
against Walhaupton; auditors report ratified
and distribution ordered. Rehabilitation
Company: pro confesso. Edwards agt Maui
pin; order OF July set aside. Retz agt Flana-
han; sale ratified and reference to auditor
hardwood agt hardwood: testimony ordered
taken by c. Ingle. Leimbach agt. Leimbach;
injunction denied. Edwards agt Gibbons;
release from operation Of lien ordered.
PRoBArE CoURT-Judge Coz
Yesterday-Estate OF Patrick H. Kearney;
letters Of administration granted to widow.
The accounts of George Dergling and George
j. Sockelers, exeoutrices-Theo. Bean, Eliza
c. Jackson and w. W. Kerby guardians were
approved and passed.
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Held for the Grand Jury

WESLEY HElGHrs. adjoining new Methodist
University, for sale by JoHS +. wAoaAnAx,
l4th and G.
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CHICAGO. sept 0 tCiosing). - whsas - 90
tohsy. w. kaI. i0Sk. Cosn-eeptcubsr. S3A;
ocso.Nr, tSk; Sag. t15s- osts--sepleinbef. 25h;
Octob,y, 35ll: Nay. SE. fofk-ssptember. 0.7S
octooe.. ,o.0o; asy, la.ao. lArd-ssp,embsr, tl.s;
October, $50. May, S.o5. Mont rtbs-Beptombeg.
s3:k: T. tob. = q Say.G.fh