Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 12, 1874, Page 9

eI R e ——— RS THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, i JULY 12, 1874, 9 g"____———_——_—_'_-\ REAL ESTATE. The Project for a Grand TUnion De- pot Falls Through. to Financial Diffienlties and owing I0F Tom Scott’s Opposition, and Transfers of the ortant Sales b Week. pull Condition of the Loan Mar- ket for July. L New Jewish Cemetery---The ™ Thlich Tract. Ne‘w Buildings---Miscellaneous. 7E GIAND TNION DEPOT ABANDONED. {he nexotiztions for tho erection of a grand ‘uaion degot on the West Sido bave audoubtediy gailed. It wae 8t 0RO LMO belloved that they would be succeesful, and that the consent of all el compsnies interested would be secured, but soch prosesnot to bothe case. Rosl estate dealers aad preperts-owners who hiave beca awaiting thia new movo with impatienco. must defer the sealization of their bopes (o & period which now mecms far remoto. We have already given in this colama 8 history of the project, and at the Gsie of the las: allusion, there was every reason $o believe that the LONG-TALEED-OF UNION DEPOT was eertainly to be, although when and where vac not decided. Since that time the opposition of the Peasvlvauia Central Railrond, and the cer- teiniy that the hostilecourse of Western Legisla- tares toward railroads would make necessary the strictest cconomy, have compelled the aban- doament of the entire scheme. The first con- gact for the union Gepot was drawn up between the Michizan Central, ihe Burlington & Quincy, the Northwesters, the St. Paul, the Clicaxo & Alton, and_Piusburg & Fort Wayue Railroads, wd signed by some of thew. It bound fhem to incorporate under tho State lme, for the erection of a grand tpion depot at some future time. This was given up, snd s second panor atarted, but it was gili less favorably received. COL. SCOTT LOES NOT WANT tse Borlington & Quincy or the Michigan Cen- talunited with the Penrsvlvania Central in such an enterprige. The Northwestern Railroad eould not with auy prudence engage in sach an tadertaking at & time when its revenues are g0 seriously threatened. It may be aurhoritatively exed that the plan for a grand union depot Las been finaliy abandoned. SOME SALES O7 THE WEEK. Qoe of the most importaut sales of the week lethat of the “ Hawley Block,” opprsite TRE Taprse Building. It is 50x923¢ feet aad stands oathe eonthwest corner of Madison and Dear- bom strects. It has been sold by Henry L. Hill, for the owner, to Mr. E. E. Jillett, of the lzste frm of Jillett & King, lumber dealors, for £250,000. There is a mortgage for £115,000 upon the property, which is azsumed by the purchaser, the remaining $135,000 being paid as follows : 35,000 cash and €100,000 in unimoroved resdence property on Wabash, Prairie, Calumet, and Michigan aveuues, between Forty-ninth and Fifty-mnth atrects, and the resideace end lot No. 876 Michigen svenue, mear Twelfth street. The Marley Building is now rented for about £26,200 per nunum, of which the Nationnl Bank of Commerce pays about €7,000 for the corner of- fice. After the sale wss made to AIr. Jillett, enother party made an_offer through another - agent of $225,000,—110,600 cash, besides the sssamption of the mortyage. The Hewley Blcck was offered in February last 4t 8200,000, and in May at $225,000, the owner £nalls withdrawing the property, when the lat- ter figure was oftered. & Enauer Bros. havescld fiftecn scres adjoin- 1og Hasce's Park, Waldbeim, for a Jewish com- elors. Beveral Hebrew congregations will unite in the ownerxhip of the burnng-ground, Jumes L. Bigelow sold to Brron B. Viets No. 183 Vincounes avenue for $3,000. V. D. Kerfoot & Co. have 80id 200x100 feet on the south side of Superior street, east of St. Ciar, for €30,000. Ten houses are to be erected 2t once on this property by the purchaser. Alot on Throop street, south of Eighteenth siceet, for $1,400, On Fulion street, east of Wood street, a lot 25 X100 for #3,200. ‘Warren, Keeney & Co.-have sold 1.200 fect, being Block 3 and part of Block 4, of Earton & Eeeoey's Ridge-Subdivision in South Evanston, 0 Charles E. Bruuver, for 230,000, B, F. Culver has sold a two-story brick house and lot 183¢x65 feet, southesst corner of Lilis - 4venue and Thirty-seventh street, for $4,500. Campiell Brog, have eold & lot at Campbell Park, 243108, for £1.500. House and lot on Twenty-second strest, near Ashund avenue, 3,000. Two lots on Idaho street, near Polk. 33x125, at £12% each, Also & farm in Adams County, 120 wazes, w £20 per acre. D.P.Clarke & Co, have sold threo lots in Prospect Parkk Bubdivision, at Washington Heighta for £900 ; also two lots for $600, two Jots for $500, and ono for $450, in the same sub- division. : C. W. Colehour hes s0ld four lots at 8300. and two lots at $400 each, in Ironworkers' Addition o South Chicago, L. C. Pitner has ¢old Lot 4, in Block 7, in his eddition to Evanston, for $1,100. . Ira Brown has sold 4 lots in Evanston at $500 each ; 33 lots in Park Ricge at $100 each; 5 lots in Desplaines at §200 each. James L. Bicclow has sold No. 188 Vincennes avene for £3,000. Shields & Graves have sold 10 lots in Melrose, ear depot, for §4,000. o, Delameter hus 5old 2 lota in Block 1, Me- esnoy’s Subdivision, at 2500 each. 5 T. B. Boyd s sold ' 30 feot on Michizan ave- e, between Thirty-fifth and Thirty-sixch- Eureete, for £6,950; 40x125 fect corner of Jack- ;"fia&? RBobey strests, with improvements, for 2o%hn 8. Hair & Co. haye sold 272 fect on Egan- u 6 avenue, at 375 per foot ; 250 feet on Forty- ¢ “fllfll strect, af $100 per foot; 50 feet lying % blocks east of Drexct Bonlevard, on Forty- ;;;{"‘h streot, morth frout, at ¢80 per front v “;imW. Eroff & Co. have sold 375 fest, enst P on Phinney avenue, next north of Central i boulevarg, B per foot ; nlso, 74 feet oo sioen avenue, in Fhinoey's Subdisision, oppo- e above, at £30 per foot ; also, 96 feet on Me- ox:‘r{t Streat, east of Leavitt street, at €60 per it 25 feet on Van Buren otreet, near Western ontgixie, with improvemcnts, for $4,750;5 46 feet Mm"'fl"‘" Strect, east of Halsted street, tor T 80d 325 feet on Mendow street, east of ‘poennes road, st S12 per foot. mcmy & Mlml! have sold brick stores No. 44 et fiehfionth Water street, for $36,000, onc- H F. Eldred has sold 8 blocks in Walout Subdirision for if. E. Colliva to A. G. [lor §45,000; also for same party to Will- e True, 8 blocks in sawe, for £12,000; fiioy Blocks 9 and 16, same, for $8,500, snd 7Tand 8, same, under contract, for S1l,- H ik B Marblo has 2031, W. sold. No. 66 Washington four-story stone front building and lot, feet, for £37,500, all cash, din;, - Condon hes sold ive lotain Stave's Sub- tsion, on Milwaulice avenue, near California 'fiet. 8t £20 ger foot. 2. E. Hull as sold 200 feet in Block 4, John er's Addition 1o Irving Park, for 85,200, o & Hall heve gold seven lotan W. 0. Tor gy pork Subdivision, at South Englewood, A L& I M. French have soid lot 2251643¢ !em::v on Wabash nveoue, No. 1620, #with two- ¥ 8nd basement brick building, to D. Harry mer, for $10,000, atgo, ) Webster has sold Blocks 115 and 126 5 o ts 10 to 20, Block 116, and a strip ad- Pons glg‘r;hmi]:‘ Melrose, for 212,500, “ imaa have i 3 mjfi,’“’;@“fi""h sold £0 acres in'Sec. 10, s F. Keeney has sold_Lots 13 to 15, mefl.‘} 1nd Lots7, 8, 11, and 12, Block 5, Kedzio & Tae A‘Addmon to Evanston, to Chriszgpher C. oo |:!1.Aor £16,000._ Also lots 13 to 20, Block 9, xnwel; ddition 1o Evanston, to Christopher.C. 28, Tt $17,000. "Aleo Lots 5 to 8, and 25 to otk b Keaney & Tino's Addition'to Evans- .:flfl?u Party, for $16,500. Warten hias sold Lots 7 and 8, i Kod- zie & Keoney's Addition to Evanston, to James F. Keeney, for $4,000. ~'F. W. Péck has sold No. 1026 Wabash avenuo, improved, £15,000. Mr. Peck also purchaced 50 tecton_3licingan_ avenue, south of Fourteenth strect, improved, for $22.000. 5 D. W. Buker has eold 66 feat front on Twenty- second street, near Geucses avenue, for 317,500, Heeman & Heaff bave sold 4580 feof om b Water sireol, east of Wabash avonuo, for Charles E. Culver has sold 72 feet front by 259 feet deep on Loomis street, north of Von Burau etreet, for $22.000. John W, Goewey bas 6old 50 feet on Monroo, northwest corner of Leavitt strect, for £21,500, Henry I'. Jones has sold 50 teot at the north- voat coruier o Mouroo aud Loavitt. #trocts, for : cided 3 of st 3¢ of Sec. 31, 35, 15, for & . Warren busold Blocks 1 aud 2 1 War- ren’s Addition to Wildwood for i TUE LOAN 3MAB July opencd fairty, Lut the loan business the present wonth secms Likely to provo dull. Tho totul business doue in this dopartment the past eleven duys foots up 31,439,464, and of thna amount $973,000 was comprised within the first four days. The largest single considcration was 15,000, the general avorage of each instrument was about §2,700—aud the loans placod by six of the principal firma figuro nt £199,400. During tho corresponding poriod lat year, tho largest loan negotiated was 500,000 bv a vailroad cor- poration, the general average of each insframent was £5,557, und the business of the mx frms previously reforred Lo stood nt_$526,100. Con- servatisim rules tho martet, buth borrowers ind lende™s neiug in & careful manner. The loans negosiated are small inamcuut, axd apoticaats for mouey are leés uumcious than they wero in eithor May or June. COMPARATITE STATEM NT FROM JULY 1 TO JTLY 1L 301y, 15 oLy, 1813, Instruments, | Conedder—, Congider~ Xo. | aiton. || No. | ation. Traet deeds 831 R32i31,402,043 Mortgages.. S| 125 1,414,450 Aggregute.... 153,517,598 BUILDING. John C. MeCord has commenced » four-story and basement maeble-froat store at 212 East Madison stroet. Itis tobe finished in ninety days at a cost of £20,009. Ar. Roeclle has eigned the contract for two marble-front dwelling-bouses adjoiniug and like Lus own residenco on Erio betwizen Doarbora and Biate. Mr. Van Glsha 1s building & four-story marble- front house on Clark street vear Illincis. Mr. Schaeffer has commenced his building on Clark, near Indiana, previoualy noticed. At University Place, Mr. Joscph B. Chandler is erecting, and expects to have completed by the 1st of October, tho Srst Vermout marble- front ever eracied on tho Soutn Sice. Ivwill be three stories high, with basoment, 26x50 in size, snd will be fronted with marble shipped for tho purpose direct from Vermont. Cost, $10.000; stylo, French renpaisance ; architect, A. Lyon. Ou Vincenaes avenne, U. I'. Smith is erectiug four residences, circular stone front, two stories and basement, at & cost of $7.000 each. Briggs Brothers are superintending the work. At Highland Park, some timo this month, the Highland Park Building Company expect to com- pleto two residencea st a cost of £10,000 each. One will be a brick, and the other 2 frame. At same place, Page Brotvers are finishing a £2,000 residence ; Mrs. Wrenn has fust completed a £4,500 residecce ; aud Jobn iddletun, lately of Hyde Park, has completed a 35,000 one. There is also & strong probability that 8 row of bnck stores will be commenced this fall. BUILDING PERMITS. The following building permits bave been is- sued during the pust weel . ML Allen, two-story and _basement, brick, 60x32 feet, northwest corner Wabash avenue and Thirtv-third street. A. . Rrawnstein, two-story and basement, stone, 2535 feet, No. 104 Arclier avenue. Thomas M. Jordon, two-story aud basement, stone, 50x41 feet, Calumet avenus, near Twenty- second street. A. D. Reed, two-story and basement, brick, 60x100 fect, southeast corner Celifornia svenue and West Madison street. E. B. McLegg, threo-story and bacement, briclk, 40x6G reet, No. 135 Washington street. Chris Mahinke, two-story and busement, brick, 24x44 feet, No. 215 Rucker street. L. Brounhold, tlre-storv and basement, brick, 32x68 feet, North Clark, near Division strect. Jocob Spengler, three-story and basement, brick, 46x80 feet, mortheast corner Cottage Grove avenue and Twenty-filth street. Catherine Charleton, three-story and base- ment, brick, 44350 feet, Ncs. 82, 84, and 36, North Stare street. J. W. Garby, two-story and basement. Harriet A. Murphy, two-story and basement, brick, 65x60 feat. No. 7 West Rancolph. Tudolph Whelli, three-story and basement, stone and brick, 82x25 feet, North Hubbard street. H. W. Rockaer, two-story and basoment. etone, 24x97 foet, Wabash svenuc, near Twenty-third street. Wilitam Piretz, two-story and basement, brick, 24x50 fect, Wentworth avenue, near Twenty- third street. ~"A. W. Schaefer, four-story and basement, stone, 25360 fect, No. 109 North Clark stroet. S. S. Hayes, two-story and basement,brick, 36x 128 feet, Dopot place. THE DHNLICT TRACT. Mossrs. Ublich and Mublke, ownors of the property oo thé* south side of Twenty-second street, met the Street and Alley Committco for tbe South Division, during the week, to submit their views in regard to the widening and im- provement of that street. Thoy wished the as- sessment for paving the street as 1t now stands to be anpulled by the Cotncil, and the mouey refunded. If that was dove, they proposed to give to thecity, free of cos:, 25 feet of theirland from Stute street to Wentworth aveuue, for ‘widening purposes, on condition that ths people on the north side and east of State would pave the street without any cost to them. Mr. Lom- bart, 8 property-ovnor on the porth sido, was present at tho conferonce, and cxpressed him- self in favor of the propoeal. After due consid- eration. the Committee decided to recommend the Council to nceept their offer and annul the assesement. The Committeo recommend tko closing of one alley and the opening of another between Wabash avenus and Twensy-nioth street ; al4o tho opening of that part of Asbland avenue now closed batween the South Branch and the canal. A BUCKEYE ON TWENTY-SECOND STREET IN 1B5G. Releases A correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial has o pleasaut romiutsceucs of ihe experionco of two Ohio men who thougnt of speculsting in Chicago real estate in 18562 . 1 remember_Learing a conversation between Messra. Jobn Groesteck ana Andrew Burt, of your aity, which occurred as far back a8 '56. Ar. Groesbeck bad just returocd from Chicago, haviug goue there to invest in city property. WWell, Jotn, did vou buy any lots ? W1Ldts! Ican buy farmivg land chesper and nearer home.” g “ Erebart writes me it's a grand speculation.” «Soit is for a man that's got nothing to loose. Cheel, and plenty of fsith, tao.” “Jsn't it a r.i{; place ™ wYes, if you leave out tho people and fudge by the streets they bave laid ont. What they call Chicago must mean the State of Itlivois. Lasl- ed @ policeman whero the street we were on ended; and not o shanty even within half a mile. He said he didn’t know; may be at the Mis eippi River. I coulda't find the end; I walked about 2 miles andceme to a Emall shanty. Secing a man working in potato-patch in front of it, I said: *Stranger, can yoa tull me whero this ends #* * Well, I don’t exactly know.' ‘Do sou live hero?’ *Yes, I own these four blocks.” *What do you ask an acre for it 2’ ‘Acre, holl! T ask §40 & foot for corner lots and 830 for ihe rest. Ana ho went for & ritle he had stand- ing in fence corner. Ready for Indians “1 suppose. I dido’t stop to inquire porticularly. BEAL ESTATE IN BAN FRANCISCO. The San Francisco Real Estale Circular mekes the following review of the real estate market of that city for the first balf of 1874, and forecasts the prospects for the future: « The number of bona fide rosl estats eules made in the City and_County of San Francisco during the firet six months of 1874 was greater than the sales effected during the firet holf cf either of the three preceding years, though the official record does not show this. In the firat bedf of the years named there were from 290 to 523 homestesd-association deeds recorded. whichi were but tho closiog of old sales, They were, however, recessarily credited to the periods in which they were recorded, though they did not sotualiy beloog to them. During the Iaa$ aix- manths, only 08 eld homestead desds wero recorded : copsequently, the list of appar- le)nt sales is ot g0 large, though the actusl nxx:n- er of bona-fide sales mado was, a3 wo bave said, ;nuch greater. Their value, too, was much arger. The aggregato value of the eales made 1n the first balf of 1871 was $6,229,716; m the 9\"&& balf of 1872, £6,671,394; in 1573, £5,906,- 501; whiiethe value' of tho ssles made in the first half of 1874 was $3.121,353. This incroase i8 about & fair index of the amount of improve- ment whice has taken placo in real extate within the past half year. The ycar opened with o greatly ncrensed demand, which was steadily maintained up to about the close of March, after which date there was a slackiug-up, as there nearly always is, the best time to scll real esiate in San Francieco beiug, as s rule, between tha close of October and tie cluke of March. * 1t i8 not likely that there will be wuch stir in real estate this yewr, The market is duller at present thao it was ‘in January, February, und March, and it is likely 80 to remin uncil wintor Eoisin. Even then we do not anticipare much more activity than we had between Jast Novem- ber and March. The teudency is decidedly up- watd, howover, and, with money a drug, and everv oue of vur business, industrial, miviag, and axricultaral intorests unexcoptionally prosper- ous, peices must improvo. The prospect is that ill do 80 slowly and in proportion to the incroaso of business und fiolmll‘. n, but the geue:al prayer and wish is tha: the improvement may tzke the shapo of & rush. Tiis it i8 not Iikely to do for at least two vears more, while it will be better for us all in the end if we do not bave any inflationut all. A season of excitement scems very desirable at the time, but i tle end 1t is le:s profitable than & Lusiwess which pro- grosyey steadily upward.” TRANSFERS. The following iustruments were filed for reo- ord on Saturday, July 11: CITY PROPERTY. Consiasration, Harvard at, 48 fte of Campbell av, n f, 25x 1244 ft,'wilh 253143 1t in same Liock, A f 24x123 710 11, dated April 11, Wost Indinua,st, 75 It o of La 50x72 {1, dafed July Tudiuua &V, 225 ftn of Twent, 33333150 1t, dated July 10 (31, }i. Keith to Mury Walshy. . ceeen West Tuylor ut, 73 {t @ of Campbell a¥, 1 1, 35% 1% £, dsted July 3. Canalst, 140 ft n of Adams st, e f, 40x80 ft, 8,000 dated June 10.. sssssssssrisacssanziave 18000 West Monroe st, 318 {t w of Califoruia st, n 1, x124 ft, dated June 9, 1374 ..... . 2,600 ‘West Thirteenth st, 283 ft w of Loomis st, s f, MUx124 ft, duted June 7. cee 1,200 Tduhio st, between Yolk and Taylor sts, w 1, 46 11233 tt, dated July I . 1,150 Michigen av, Letween Thirteenth wnd Four- » teouth a3, © £, 253170 ft, duted March 24, 187, i 20,000 Halrted 8¢, 5 ¢ oor of Arcber v, w f, 71 £t 10 alley, dated Dec. 30, 1873.. L. 7,500 Third av, 614 ft nof Fourtoonth st, w f, 403100 fs, dated Jaly 1. reeernrieaes 4,800 NOBTE OF CITY LDMITs WITHIN A IADIUS OF SEVEN MILEN OF COUET-UOTSE, Lot 14, Block 5, Clybourn’s Addition, dated Junel.......... e 800 Lot 1 18 fn J: o (versy's 5 w & 0 W June 10. & 1,100 5007 OF BEVEN MILES OF COURT-NOUSE. Sublot 4 of Lot« 16 and 13, Block 1, Cleaver villa Addition, dated Aug. 24, 187 3,150 Lot 69, Larned & Plumb's s w & nw X of 2c 5,49, 14 dated Julys....... 500 Lois 11'snd 14 in Hale's Lot 1, 3, k¢, of John- ston's s 8 e X ne i Hoc3, 38, 14, duted July 10 ... S cabessnnesaiinisusanie; SAGD Lots 24 to $1in Ward'sn i of e D w i of 5@ X Sec3, 38, 14, dated June 22.. eesesae 11,500 N3 of Lot 15 in Block ¢ Hopkine' Additfon 10 Hyde Park, dated July 9. . . 1,250 Lots 27 to 29 in Lasher's Block 4 of Blowarts - ® w y Secl, 39, 13, dated July S..... 900 Lot 14 fn Block 1 of n j¢ nw J 8w i 14, dated July 1.... ] WEST OF CITY LIMITS WITHIN A RADIUS OF SEVEN MILLS OF COURT-UOUSE, Lot 17 in Block 2 of Young & Telbot’s Lets 1 to 3, k.. Block 1 of Borden's w J 8 ¢ X Sec U6, 40, 13, dated June 2. SUMMARY OF TUANAFERS FOR THE WEPK. The following is the total amount of city and subur- ban property within a radius of 7 miles of the Court-House trauefervod during tho week endivg Sat- usday, July 12: No. sales, Consideration, 15 741,285 South of city lmit West of city limits 1,001,137 991,518 987,590 1 1,434,128 - National Photographers’ Association— Special Notice. My gallery will be closed Weduesday and Thurnday of this week, {0 givo the ertist in my employ the only and raro opportunit of sttending the National Photog- raphers' Association, to bo Leld in the Exposition Building. It is the high-school of cur ari, and the lectures from the old mesters in our profession are the golden opportunities tho photographic artist can- not afford to lose. And I trust my patrons and friends will have patience and wait another duy, and we will try and give them better work for waiting. 1 would say to the public, that there will be the larg- est display of photogranhs from all over the United States and Europo that u7or was on_oxhibition in this country. It ia the grandest opportunity to educate the public to thie Ligh standurd of art-pliotozraphy pone can afford to loso it ; all are cordially juvited. bibition in hoart gallery ia free. Very respectfully yours, C. D. MosnEs, Wabush avenue. Weely average for the mo; June 146 or the month of 191 Woskly average [ Aay. Van Schaack, Stevenson & Reid’s Cata- logue. e aro indebted to Messra. Rand, McNally & Co., printers, for & copy of the * Illustrated Catalogue of Messrs, Van* Schasck, Stovenson & Rold.” The ty- pography and binding sre not alone all thnt commend the work,—its thoroughness and rotisbility merk every ‘page, and show the result of great industry snd care, Such & work must havo a sabstantial value, Numer- ous complimentary notices havo boon receivod from the press, _— South Englewood. To-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock aud at 7:30 in tho cvening Mecars, Elison, Pomeroy & Co, will Lave ot the, rooms, Nos, 8 and 86 Randolph street, a graud sale of South Englowood lots, continuing the salo be- gun July 4. Eich of these fine lots will be sold for what it will bring over §150. Sinco they undoubtodly will not bring snythiug like their volue, an opportu- nity to buy cheap property is here afforded which may not be repoated for a long timo, Nevans & Dean's Band will play st both sall The Last Call at After four months of unprecedented rush of busl- ness, wo fiud our purpose accomplisiod in having our frieuds Gnd us in our new location. Thanks to all, trusting we sball always prove wortby your confidence ond patronage. Wo havo toiled hard, Isto and early, to deal honorably withall, How well wo kavo suc- czeded we feul whling to leavo tho verdict with the thousznds that bavo tried uv, W. B. McChesny, den- tist, corner Clark and Rendolph stveets, Lace Shawls, $5.25, Monday we sball begin a bona fide closing-out sale on laco-shawls and juckets, Having a very large stock arriving horo late, wo will make such prices as will close them. These goods were mever sold 80 cheap efore, Cali and examine them, and convince yourselyes, A good lacshawl for $5.25, snd sacks at #4.75, Hotehkin, Palmer & Co,, 137 and 130 Btate stroct. Extraordinary Opportunity. ‘We call attention to the adver:iscment of Dr. Ken- nicott, offering for sale a part of his Leautiful homo kmown 18 Kenwood, on Forty-cightls strect and Madi- son avenue, It is, without doubt, In all respects the finest place in Hyde Patk for a delightfal suburban home, —_——— Park Ridge. Irs Brown i3 still selling Iots at Park Ridge for$100, only §15 down, 57 1 $5 2 month until paid. This is g0 rensonable that all can have & Lomo and never miss the money. There sre good schools, churches, etc., at Purk Ridge. . Beo his sdvertisement in suburban column, s Pianos and Organs. Grand, squure, snd upright planos for sale, N plauos and organs to rent or for sale on monthly pay- ments, Socond-hand pianos taken sa part pay for new. W. W. Emssarr, Stato snd Adams streets, Chicago, —_— Late Discovery--*‘ Morse’s Luxurene” For the hair—most refined of all oleine Areesings, and serviceable n stopping the halr from felling off. Prico, 50cents, For sale by all druggists. Van Schasck, Ste- venson & Reld, Agents for the Northwest. Pianos on Time. You oan exchango your old placo at Roed’s Temple of Music for a new one, and pay the difference in cash or monthly installments, to suit. City XNews. For the finest painted photographs in Chicago go to A, Dodge, the artist, Room 76 Major Dlock. Geyser (Saratoga Water on Draught By Busk & Baynez, makars of tha Mars Gologne” @ = PROF SSIONAL. CARD. Cmrcago, Jaly 9, 1874, Tn December, of last year, I got cold, which weat to my lungs and left me with & bad cough. I went to soveral doctors for help, and took the ‘medicines they prescribed, but got no better- None of them could take away my cough. I was in great distress of miud, for I kmew from what they said I was in consumption, and I hsd family of little ones who could not do without their mother. But what could I do more than to take what the doctors ordered formo? I waa losing flesh under their trestment, and growing weaker day by day. I epit up great quantities of yellow stufl from my lunzs; was tired aud out of breath whenever I walked; my chest pained me; my cough was bod all the time; I bud fever, and uweat 50 at nizhts 1 could not get any slecp. This continued until the firat weei of May, when 1 saw by tho papers that Dr. Robert Hunter, of New York, bad coms to Cbicago to treat the lungs, and went to ce what he could do for mo. He examined my chest, and told me I must in- hale medicines into the lungs or I conld not be cured, Hegave me 3 giass instrument and medicines to put into it, and I bepau at once. I bave now followed his advico for over nmo weeke, never miseing an inhsiation, and I am glad to sny my cough is cured and my luongs healed. Idonot spit out anv matter. and find myelf strong and well, all by this new kind of treatment. I am eo thankful to Dr. Hunter for his kind- nens to me 1 my great troubls, and so glad 2 cnre has been found for the lunge, that I want everybody to know about it. I%’i’va at No. 1 Myrick-av., noar Tweuty-ninth-st., just one block from Cottago Grove-av., and will gladly ehow my inbaling glasu and tell all about 1t if thoy will come and soe me. CRESENZIA ALBRICH. PHOTOGRAPHERS’ CONVENTION THE SIXTH Annual Convention EXHIBITION OF THE National Photographic ASSOCIATICN ‘WILL OPEN AT EXPOSITION BUILBING, Tuesday, July 14. The Convention commences its meetings, to which moembers only are admitted, at 10 a. m. Tuesday. The exhibition opens at 8 p.m., July 14, and remains open from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m., 15th, 16th, and 17th inclusive. The best products of all the load- ing photogrephers in the world will be on exhibition; also all kinds of materials used in the art. Tickets of admission can be had by epplication to your photograph- er, or at the Socretary’s Offics at Exposition Building. None of our citizens should fail to visit this grand display so generous- 1y given to the public. FURNITURE. BARGAINS I¥ SUPERIOR FICE DESRS! Largest Varioty incity. Alo, School, Church and Iall FURNITURE. §¥ Sead for Miustrated Catalogues to A E. ANBREWS & 00 211 & 213 Wabash-av., CEICAGO. STUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORT. POMONA HOURE,| FRUITPORT, MICHIGAN. THE ORIGINAL SARATOGA OF THE WEST, This Houso has bean_recently refitted snd refarninbed In 180 bost pe=iblo atyle, a0d 13 aaid by porsons suo aro viling it to bo the most bexutirul summar resort a the United States. Finest of % and boatiag to be foand snywhore. ts known at wataring- plac thore. PHILO BRAUN physicisa from Chicago, will b= {a aftundan season. rd by the week, $17.00 to BL.O. Tramsiont, by the day, $3.5. ~ Boat by the Goodrich lino of stoamedy, or by Miéh: Cent. I e X 00.. Owners and Propriotors. £t E. H. CRITTENDEY, Manag CATSKILL TIOUNTAIN HOUSE, Tuwelve milcs from tho Villago of Catskill, N. Y. Accausibls by the best mouatain-ad In the country. Rievation, 5,0 fcot.. View, ostending ovor about 10,00 squnre 1ilos of the Valley Of tae Hudson, uusurpassed by nay in the world. _ Celobrated for it4 invigorating st maxphern. Temperatars 15 to 20 degroes luwer then that ot Naw Vork City,fouso opon Juao 1 o Oct. 1. Soard. 450 day, or $25 pes i por day, o SBPCFVECE, 1. BEACH. Propriotor. ON THE SEASHORE! Watch Hill Point, B. 1. (near Sionington, Ci. Plipton Houso reopencd Juue 15, Viait s Lust. collont surl-bathing, boating and fishing; the coolont and Toont Lreezy, place o 1o CORsl; POSITelV U0 tausqpitoss, Faro from Now York (by Stoniugton steamors) o Watch The .75, Tei bla. Hill, 875, Terina mado sceopighlyy 1 proy & co. Catskill and DNouuntain House Stages and Carriages. Visitors will_nlenso inquire for JAMES E. BEACH, Agentat Catskill Yanding, who will bo in atteadance upon tiw arrival of il Tralny aad Boats, IAS. A CH, Proprietar. MISCELLANEOUS. o SASOBRLLAREQDS, Tho (Tenda ST R Iho (Fiads it NSiochers B Tiofder and Invention. Jumper. Mada by the Occideutal 3'f’z Co,, Gano-st., Chicago. Wo have =0ld & hundrud of thuso delightful devices for lippiness aud oaltn: canaot ahways s them s (ast s we can sell them just socured a Hne assorims soun o 300 or buy.” VERGHO, RUNEING &0, and 140 State-st. BIDS Tn writtog for buildins & Twadway o Hal- Lako Viaw, botweon Fuller and tho Foad, will be recatved Roura 1, v, 76 aud toris of Window Secreens. Tho upatest, stronzost, and bast-finishzd o 1ho clty, at roasonsble pricos and eatistaciion guzrantesd, Otders iilied promntiy o auy pactof city or nbarby, Sand ad- wewiil cail un you, CLAKK & RICHARD- Weoat Madisan-st. CAUTION. The business relations Leretofore uhlim‘ with Solo- moa H. Myers aud mys.H ceasca. [ will not b responsi- bis for miy debts incurrcd, or_rocaip: wharein I &m interes! from, oa, &: Chleago, July 11, 157 GEL! A PIANO TEACEER, AUCTION SALES. LADIES' UNDERWEAR, &o. GREAT - CLOSING SALE! R, H, IPDOWELL & @%ag 228 West Madison-st., CORNER PEURIA. We will, provions to ordaring our Fall Goods. offer for the next tan dayw our ontire stock of LADIES' FUI- NISHING GOODS without regard to cost, commencing Monday, July 13, havink taken advantage of tho recent dsaline [n Cotusns. ~ Woaru now propared to aller & com- paralinoor 1 Xins" READY M ADE COTTON, CAM. RIC, aud LINEN UNDERWEAR! Aht J‘x’;‘ 0 :euu““} ‘:.\m dr;llu "F‘&l;’“‘"" prises; Tadice bliould now ava = o = Ohaso Chons Govdsr W orters v oppustasliy to pur 1,069 Ladiss' Fino Chnmises at Ko, 7, 81, 81.3, and apwerd. 1,600 Ladica’ Fine Drawars at Sic, &e, 76¢, and upward. 8 Ladiew' Fiue Skirte st 8c, 75¢, 31, and upward. 100 Ludie’ Fino Niglt Drevas 1 81 % andup- ward, 764 Tadies' Fino Aprons at 30c, 40c, £0c, e, and S1. .00 Ladiex’ Fine Licen Collars at e We slio orfer spocial bargains Lo Ladies’ Hostery, Ruch- tngs, Nookwosr, 35d Notions. E CORSETS! Our £1.00 Corset for. . 33c Our 1.50 Corset for. .. 83c Our 1.75 Corsct for. $1.00 Our 2.00 Coruet for. 1.25 Our 3.00 Corsot for. 1.75 Our 3.30 Corsct for. 2.00 Our 4.00 Corxet for.... 5 Our 4.30 Corset for. 3.00 Our 5.00 (500 bone) Corset. 3.50 Every palr is warraoted to give satisfaction or monoy elcarfuliy rofuzdod. To avoid 1ho throng, Iadios should come a3 easly in the dny ps praible. Bioro open until § very eveniog. R. H. MDOWELL & CO,, gZB Weg_t Madison-st., cor. Peoria. SERVED BTN RIGHT! “BUSTED"” UP Dnderyear _fi_flflflf‘dflfil’fil‘ H High Prices Killed Him! | We have juit recaived from our New York huyor the on- tire bankrupt vteck of i J. Levino, Underwear Mana- facturer, 3% Capal-st., sold laat weck by the well known Commiseton_Hooss of Wm. A. Toppio & 0., 12 Uharoh. ow York, which we shall offer nost week at such prices that emphatically dosies cumpotition. ‘homises at 40c, Xe, c, &c., &o. rawors at 2ie, o, Sie, Tie, de. Dight Dreswes 2t 10c, 9 y Skirts ot 3e, Ve aro offering Comet Cotors, Dressing Sscques, Skirt Waists, Lo., £os, 4t 3 torriblo sacrinco. Romember that wa aro the only cstablishment iz the efty that constantly recolvos Lankrupt vtocks and retails the same for less than manufacturors’ pricas. THE FAIR, 328 West Madison-st., cor. Aberdeen. AMUSEMENTS, §T, GEORGE'S ANNTAL PIGNTE, THURSDAY, JULY 30, At Nelson Park, River Forest, ON THE C. & N. W. R. R. In addition to the usual Fuglish pastimos, games sad sparts, thers will bo DONKEY RACING, CRICEET MATCHES, And PUNCH AND JUDY. See fataro notices and posters. gl ACADEMY OF MUSIC. MONDAY AND TUESDAY. THE WONDERYUL VOKES! FUN IN A FOG. SCENE—"Tho cabin of a yacht in the Gulf of Mexico, CLARACTERS - Percival Postlethwaio, Mr. Frod Yokes: Fandon Vokes: Grace Gasbird, Miss Victoria Hamilton, Mics Je:nla Vokes: Janet. Mia Rosna Vakes. Previous to the Vokes a bonutiiul come- ditta by the Dramatic Comy Wodnesday and Thors- dny—BELLESOF THE K. EXCURSIONS, THE STEAMER BEN DRAKH Evailston, THREE TRIPS DAILY, Leaving Clarkat. Bridgo at6:15 a. m., 11 a. m., and 5p. m. Leavinz Fveostonat$am., ip. m., ead 6:30 p. m., Sundays excep THE FIRST ANNUAT PICNIC Oricatal Lodgs, Ho. 43, Kaiohis of Prilis, Will_bo held at WRIGHT'S GROVE, North Clark-et., SONDAY ity 5 i Al bruihren ko tavived: ickots. S'cents, K B ALK Drainren in anitorm who wish # taks part 1l to h-av. will please re- + 8t tho ball, 57 omnibases witl bo in waitinx at North-a: the Grove. Tickets for parading mnmbsrs EXPOSITION BUILDING. FRUSEL For Your Tickets to GILMORES CONUERTS AND GRAND PROME; Commencing Monday, July 2. ~Admissio Stozle Admiesion Tickets, {n lota of six and twelve, for 33 und 85, Lor sale for four days ot usual places and a{ botela. EXPOSITION BUILDING. PARIS BY INIGET! DON JUAN AND HAIDEE! STEREOPTICON, and VIEWS OF PARIS. M, KANANE {: n‘OW &mly.ncdl to rPJfl‘t'('fl D\angol(. ]Sld&fllh C!::‘(-! Uniun Hall. logs g, a2 T an: ance tau; S pupiis itted for the stsgo. Addsess 131 East Ma 2oate CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Soutlieast cor. State and Adanis-sta. ROBERT GOLDBECK, Director. Pupils {n Piznn, Voice, &c.. receized durlug the summez, - THE HSALTH LIFT. T vd to Snffer with Dy, 2, tndizestion, Consti- pation, KRheumatism, Ned- el rala frois puor ur_improps o the blood, when you can ba reliovad in ten miuutes daily exeroue al 151 Dearborn-st. ] © Kaniee 307 Wiiomuinst.e Milwankea. T. R. STEARNS, Manager. . ODELIA BLINK will be in acteadanos a: tuo Chi- o Mre: Gotmoun tlie hotzs el 19 ABd L ot Lhe 407 Gomumodation of Ladla, By ELISON, POMEROY & CO. st Englewol Monday, July 13, Afternoon 2t 2 o'clock, Evening at 7:30, WILL BE CONTINUED, AT OUR STORLE, 84 & 86 Randolph-st., R. C. GIVINS GREAT LAND SALE, AT AUCTION, 700 LOTS, SOUTH ENGLEWOOD, SITUATED ON Vincennes-av, Eighty-seventh-st, Boulevard, And on all the best streets in the original tosvn plat. 3~ New plats now rendy showing the exact logation of every Lot to be dold. THE TERMS OF THIS SALE WILL BE THE SAME which made our sale of July 4 such o grand success. Every pur- chaser of nxm%eLoz to assume an incum- branco of $150 on each Lot: $50 payable June 1, 1875: $50 Jung 1, 1876, and $50 June 1,'1877, with interest at S per cent per ennum, Balance of purchase CASH an, time within 30 days. Ounly a SMALL.DE- POSIT REQUIRED AT TIME OF SALE. On HALF ACRE Lots-5200 June1,1875; $200 June 1, 1878; $200 June 1, 1877. IWhatever over these amounts the Halr Acre Lot scils for to be paid_as on singie Lots, Within 30 days. A DEPOSIT ONLY re- quirad on day of sale. Never before in tho history of Cook County wes such valunbie and attractive property | offerad on such easy terms. Tengsdwnhh‘n Itdhc r.r“fib &g evGerybostH. mg evorybody should attend this Grest Salé en SECDRE A LOT. ONE DOLLAR a week for 3 YEARS so. cures s HOMESTEAD LOT, which, bafore tho end of this short time. il be worth FIVE TIMES the PURCHASE MONEY, Tots bought in Englewood three years szo are to-day worth 5 and 10 times what, they sold_ for then. The growth of the city is southward, and in o very {sw years these Lots will be as valuable 83 Lots now are in Enzlewood. ATTEND THIS SALE and buy s Lot or Hgif Acre. The terms ere within the reach of every man’s means. THE INVESTMENT IS SAFER THAN ANY BAVINGS BANK, and pays a better interest, and any time you want to sell you can do 0. LOTS are siways in demand. ‘THE LADIES interested in Real Hstate can attend this sale. Qur Store will be clear- ed and chairs provided for their accommoda- tion. Note the great and attractive features of ths sele. MR. GIVINS has ordered a positive and perampiary salo of every Lot in the subdivi- sion. ‘The easy terms; the splendid [ocation of the property, on tho direct line of al the ! groat improvements; accossible by Rnilroad Accomimodations unsurpassed by any suburb around Chicago; fine drives directly to the proverty. The sale will commercs on Monday, July 13, at 2 o'clock, And be continued in the evening at 7:30. Ample accommodations provided for all who wish to attend. Nevina & Dean’s Band will be prosent to enliven the 0zca vion with music. COL. ELISOX will make tho sale, Aitend tho sals and be prepared to pur- chase. t1aps, Platy, &c., farnished at salo, or call on R. C. GIVINS, 58 LaSalle-st BLISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers, 84 & 88 Randolph-st. Regular ¥Friday’s Sale NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, Friday Morning, July 17, at 9 1-2 o'clock. t of elegant Parlor Sui olstorod caa_ Halrcioth: Marble-fop und Washistaads, A larg assortoy fn Rep, Plash, Torrs Black Walaat Cha ber Sots, Barea Bru Wardrobaw, Lomge: ssela‘and Wool Carpets, Beds, Belding, Rofeigers-ozs of all sizos, Haracss, Ciromos, and a Lirga stock of G. W ral ELISON, POMEROY & CO., &4 and 81 Randolo! "~ VALUABLE NORTH SIDE Business Property AT ATCTION, Monday, July 20, at 8 p. m. Wa will sclt on the fround, the valaablo businoss lot known as Lat 6§, Block 23, Bushnoll's Additioa, being £3 feut front on Ciark-st., by 150 feot doop to alloy, near coz- ner Clark and Disision-sts. Torms easy and mada known at thmo of salo. Titlo perfoct. Abstract farnished. Sale peremptory. ELISON. POMEROY & CO.. Auctioneers. Desiralle Comniry Residsncs AT AUCTION, 1IN THE TOWN OF ATROR.A, TI:Ta., Tuesday, J1 o wl] 5ot tha dest Mrs. Laog Coul.er) ated on LaSatle-st. aad cxt 0 buaatitul city of AUR The house fs S-store bri paiated, and In completa r roundings are 3ll urst-class an: giound noar d>pot and Lurin Titlo porfect. Abstract furniibed. will be eamozinead at tiwe of sal: desiring t sor this pro COULTER, Esa., Cashior Unio Immediatly A . contzins 10 rooms, newly alr. Teelocation end sur- Ettrastiva, beiog on high parz of o city. Terms easy and tinaal Bank, Aurara 52, wa will soll tho firo Lambroquins, Gas Fix- .3 ELISON, POMEROY & CO... Anctinnonrs, oY, $420d € Randolph-at. GLENCOE! ATTENTION. (rand Anction Sale OF ELEGANT GROVE PROPERTY AT CLENCOX, Wednesday, July 22, 1874 ON THE GROUND. A SPECIAL FREE TRAIN will lnzvo toe C.& 5. W. . It., caruer Cine! and Kiazk At 9:30 on Morning of Sale. ‘The erty to ba sold is located inCulver & Jobason's Ahdn&u'fifn Cloncca, %eas the lake, zad conteniont tho depot. Lois a e, grenad el vated, wide, well ballt straets, e e oIt aru very dotlrablo eitbor for residecs or Investizent. GLENCOR Mitwaukee Division r7, ccrarod with nd pot of the 5 mljen from Chiosgn, un t Lybat 1gmien tm CHE R Y furoi tero, Contaiae T v growing fuid a pruninc oo o ald ua oo tia 5 of e A &, mndatlon uf Cotns and see CO., Ancti e, MLI30) 104 ¥ Randalvhat By ELISON, POMEROY, & CC. SPECIAL SALE oF FINE TEAS. Wednesday Morning, July 13, at 10 o'clock, At our Store, 84 & 8G Randolph-st., ‘Wo will sell an involce cf about 75 Packages of Fine Teas, Constating of YOUNG HYSON, GUN ) 4 :‘EKI.\XL, 220 GOLONG, 11 880 svauia Tens, Poks B mpLory. 1SON, POMEROY & C Auctionsers, (ESTABLISHED 1856), By WM. A. BUTTERS &’CO., AUCTIONEERS, No. 108 EAST MADISON-ST. NEW, OLD AND RARE MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS! BY CATALOGUE, Monday Afternoon, July 13, at 3 o’clock, AT It MADISON-ST. M. A. BUTTERS & CO.. Auctioncbrs. Boots aud Shoes, Tats, Caps, 2ad Straw Goods, Of all kinds, Tuc<day morainz, July § o' Ot ulun-m\',ulpm ) :{n.“lr:’?: Jaly 14, at 9% o'clock, at s % ml o Bk 2 In Rawson & Ackerley’s Subdivisiou, Beo- tion 4, Town 38, Range 14, Tucsday Aftor- noon, July 14,at 3 o’clock, at 108 Madison-st. WM. A. BUTTEKS & CO., Auctlonecrs. New Furaitore, Carpets, Teble Collery, Crockery, SR AR ARSESS, Wodeaday, July 15, at 35 WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctioneers. Dry Goods, Hosiery, and Notions, WAL AT BUTTERS & €0, Auctionoors. By GEO. P. GORE & CO., . 68 & 70 Wabash-av. DRY GOCDS. Regular Auction Sale Tnresday, July 14, 2t 9 1-2 a. m. Dress Goods, Clothing, Picce Goods, Hosiery, Underwear, and Whito Goods. Linens, 'Lace Goods, Notions, &c. Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods. GEO. P.GURE & CO. & 2ud 10 Wabas FINE LINES OF DESIRABLE BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS W11l be offorad at our sale on WEDNESDAY, Jaly I, =t 9%a.m. i GEO. P. GORE i CO., €8 and 70 Wabush.av, AT ATCTION, On Saturday. _{nly 18, at 9 o'clock, 10 Crates W, G. Crockery (i open loks). AT 10 0'CLOCK, & vory large assortment of ROUSEROLD FURNITURE, 3) Parlor Suts, 15 Marblo-Top Chambor Sots, 75 Waluat Bedstoads, 30 Wainat Barosus, 75 Marblo and Wood- Top Tsblos, 100 Chatrs and Rockers, 3 Chamber Sets in white, 20 Walaut Wardrobes, Bookcases, Sideboarda, Meat Safes, Lounges, Carpets, Mirrors, Parlor and Oifice Dosks, Show Casos, Mattresses. azd Pizaos. 0. P. GORE & CO.. Anctimoers, By WILLIS, LONG & CO. 195 ad 197 Randolph-at. HMortgage Sale. 27 EAST WASHINGTON-ST. AT ATCTION, On MONDAY, July 13, ¢ 10 o'cluck a. m,, the ert Fumnituro of elghty rooms, copsisting of Fronch ade, Bureaus Wi irs, Extension Tables, Spring Bods, Mlerors, Hair, Aosy rud Husk Mattresscs, Foatner Pillows, Cowluriers, Counterpioss, Shuois Blankats, Brusecls and Wool Catpets, Targs Hotel Coclt Stoso and Brollor, Heating Btoves, Urockors, Glass aad Plated Ware, &c., Removed to Store 27 East Washington-st. for . convenience of sale, WILLIS, LOXG & CU., Aucticuzers. 195 & 197 RANDOLPH-ST. REGULAR AUCTION SALES, TUESDAY, THURSOAT, AND SATURDAT, Juls 14, 16, 13, at 93§ o'clock. NEW AND GOOD SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, And a goneral assortmant of HOUSEKEEFING GOODS, Includinz Carpat »s, Crockory, Glass 2od Plated Ware, Mattresses, Hodding, &c WILL By HODGE Real-Estato Ancrioneers 20d ( 623 CO., mission Merchants, alas: Wadnesday aings At 7P, m. Waest Lakn-st, and batu: Waswdll sell on Taesday, July 14, at 10 8. m., 3t our ware- Tourns, No. 624 Weat Lakst., a largo lge of HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Consisting of Brossels. 3-Ply and Inzrain Carpcts, 3ar- Ble-top Cnamber Sous, Lowiges, Bureacs, Tablod, Fiue Parlor Sets, Crockery, Glaswware, Plated Wase, Staves, de., ko, Comy early and sreure bargaina. WL F. HODGES & CU., Anctlonsors. CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE. On Thuraday, July 16, at 10a. m., we will sell the entirs coutents of s Resanzan, No, 101 Ext Batiso, Conslsting of 12 Marble-top Tablos. Chatrs, Lunca Counter, Cigar. Casd, Casn Deawer, or3, Glasawn aud Broiler, Ty JAMES J. BALN, 114 acd 116 Twenty-second-st. Chattel Mortgage Sale, On Taesday, July 14.at 9 1-2 o'clock a. m. Tho ontire coatents of two hoases, consisting in part of Parlor Furaltar:, Sarble and Wood.top Wainut Bedruom Barocus, Washstznds, Hair. Moss, Huck, e Sattrosses, Faather Piilows, Badding, Cerd: Also, ane Fine FRESCH PLATE 3 arble Slsb and Hrackets. HODI & s Stoves, s, Al RO, 2417, with TARRISON, ROCKWELL & TLLIAMS, aly 14, 9208 m., of t ITURE, &c.y dison-at. Reesiving Moaday the cone ience, (o ba suid at_ouce, tion wo arill sull, wibe umbnr Setn, Machio. bles, aad Com. Mattresaos, aod aut 30y roserve, Top and Black Walo: modex, A Cent grzia Carputy, Springs, Cook Stavan, Retrigorators, and a_varioty of all kinalof Household Geeds. — Also B Carrisges, Strget 2nd othor good famlly Sowing Machuos, | Haerls Proof Bate, & . HAT ¥, ROCKWELL & WILLIAMS, Anctioneets.. 2 = By BRUSH, SON & co., Balosrooms 41 and 43 South Canal-st. snd 20§ Court-sv., . Dasioiuey, lowa. OFFEE RARE FACILITIES TO THEIR CONSIGNORS. Wo sell ¥arnitore and Goneral Morchandiss hors Wadnesdays and Saturdays, 1o DerMotacs we are mal ing Libwral nales at fair prices of Dey Goods, Glothing, Cloral Moretnndiae. sod Furaituse, Browipt, riluras *onr ctfic Sor -at. medo and pald at ope ey 0N & CO.. Anctioarers. FOR SALE. B 7. CASEY, 41 & 43 FIFTH-AV., hand the largest RS Bemna hand Govia. wte, Beddiag, Connte helviog. bouzbt and sole urnituro, Show-Cases Al Boes, azd MACHINERY. CRERAR, ADAMS &CO., Agents (ot Mehowen Pump Company of Cizelanatl, E: atos mada for Water Work: chinery. T} Seinatlon giren to Fire Protoctios for Publis Baliiieys tnd Huste. i 11 & 13 Fifth-av., Chicago. SCALES. FAIRBANKS BTANDARD SCATES OF ALL SIZES, FAIRBANKS, LUESS &C0 1L AND 113 LAKG-ST. " | ST SRR AL