Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 24, 1879, Page 16

TUE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY. AUGUST 2!, 18797-SIXTEEN PAGES. ; SANFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER. REAL ESTATE. AMUSEMENTS. For Wednesday, Aug. 27, z ‘Will be another large one, of the very best +++-Manager. dozen Knives and Forks, 1,00) bris Glassware. t parties | abandoned. Later, the water. of the river, AUCTION SALES. Significant Transaction in Outside. | court ip October. ‘The Chicazo & Western tne | ne erie becomes iclently Ceci ae [Ete Seat ait e, tally ee a acd bale J i g 8 ies filing a vill to re- | chasm, a half-mile long, fully. id, 2 the Common Council giving it the richt of way | some of these absent parties, ane ‘nthe sale. | asdeed. Hothinks our pete Pee titaed until DRY GO ODS, = has been coused by the opvosition to the ordi- | Under the sale by dlocree ot _sourts no such risk } = a sic 4 i 1G CO} y; 3 aad ong OF Acco Evoneny boa) aaa penne coe Se elo Pia prines of anmmons, ‘and if absent | chasm. It seems almost incredible that this lonservative Capital: «The Company has vurchased 7,866 front feet on : a intending pur- | offered. This, M sphenson holds, would when the sale takes place an int is, Mr. Step GEO. P. GORE &CO., Auctioneers. : 7 sirects. ‘The total frontage needed for the road nse to take the | mass, as he holds that the river is still eating it rs West Madison Bret Bosnes Improve | fe act nist tetertes ius | wf megan unre, des | ae srsnoseiamenes sales | AT OPION SALE ment—Sales of the Week. pany owns a strip: 100 feet wide, and south | HOt 38m CO I cite the title,” and future | raised on account of the fall of the mountain. The Lincoln Park Shore Drive—The | admission into Chicago. ‘The more that come eae : an derable ai ‘ ail i ‘8 igces where a similar law prevails) that ‘sales few subterranean streams of considerable size. Michigan Avenue and West the. better will it. be for Chicago. ‘The poliey | Pisces Where ote es always proUuce a good |) == nee connection, esst, West, north, or south. debtor, whatever it may do to a greedy creditor to begin at once the extension of the Lake: | Gcbtor's property; but if he seeks lis debt only 1 M. HOOLEY.. Beilroad Purchases of Real Estate— | Suore drive north of Lincoln Park, This will | $0 hies Seiee oles of getting it. As fr as _— NETQUIYY A i add half a mile to the Lincoln Park the debtor is concerned, the increased value is Extraordinary Anmonuceent a a |, : Improvements. making it two miles in all. Every march forward | which are taxed aud settled under the supervis- ’ di d : : ; dee ee drive will be eagerly bailed by | and he will be gladenough to pay them if he - |M Gr Asnle was made Inst week that will attract | the public, who Want tosee this boulevard ex- } secks to redeem. If the mortgagee has to buy ‘The Relgning European and Amerlean UPeratlc Sen re © Hum : ‘Pau ; es. é wide-spread attention, and excite more interest tenaed: some day to. Hvassion. See HBR nd himssit bets well a0 eequity of To- ' rel goods guaranteed perfect an regular in A ic ‘The esti 1 ia’ considera 14 equity a “4 * than many seansactions of fae cueatee Soe ee ee ae boule demption unless he has made a much worse i- E ATINIEZA i ATINITE A. The Especial Attention of Retailers - 5 amount.. It was the purchase by Mr. Mars! Hiscuseed again by the property-oWwners and the | yestment than mortzagees usually do, i ihe ; Field of 6136 Giscuasod *o*Gomuissioners.--Che Patk Com- | Where, as here, almost every one is interested : Gh0, P, CORE & 3 to 2, refased by 3 to to vote down the lime- | is constantly increasing, anything which tends pegotinted by Mr. A. J. Averell for Mr. Thomas , eet F m4 + ond 7 mound gravel in preference to limestone, and in the interest of the public at large,” auc ss Lyman, includes the ten city blocks, making Boally ‘decid 8 to 2 that the avenue should be | this is certainly what the measure in question is 0 R { GIN AL FIFTH ANY RAND ‘OPENING TRADE SALE ; 633¢ acres, in the N. W. 34 of Sec. 14, T. 33, N. | improved with the calculated to do. « ‘The only pity is that it was i i = . 0 é ‘ as well as to those executed alter the Istof | ae noice TO } I la ics an Woodlawn znd Egandale avenues, on the east | that could be got. The depth of the macadam Taly of the present yoar. Fatinitza Company. J By j 2 : so deel -basins Ga the north and south. ‘The price paid was | _ It was alsodeciled to rebuild the ontels bis | raceh better tbat their time snd talents should | : on Michigan avecue inside the curb and not be employed in adjusting such claims, in ob- MONDA Y, Aug. 265, AND $79,166.67. The tract Mr. Field has bousbt was | the Michigan avenue.and Thicty-fifth strect im- c ig mere yere partof the Walter Wright estate, and before | provement be madeof Lemont storm planed, Priore nares rele state, wnieh mn i 2 ; ; i ide: be safely built on or otherwise improved, mtn r “a se 1s 0 a ae a emcees a a reaetiog on 10aI9Em ATE in conducting decless and gious matters of Maye aud Saturday Afternoons at 2, | socrates nny and AmeriownW.0. Ware nouenias,'| Is @ delicious, harmless, and strengthening substitute for all i WH 2 a = none 2 Jonge to that class of conserve sa vy ia, | with Bighteenth, Twenty-second, and Thirty; Equitas. : NSZVON SUPERS ‘Goo fore kinds of stimulants. It prompily velicves Dyspepsia, Flatu- hile investing heavily it bk Rt " y tion. Q ds packed for countr! {ul merchante who, while investing heavily in | fee, streets be paved with stone blocks; aud eticap ie eaeaemes 3 forcoul exch ¢ in “* ontsid obi inside the lot- LISON, POMEROY & CO. a = etlOn? Corrects listesr ba: P bave ene Seo te ey elite ee Jor on Michican aveciitray be iaade auniform | record Saturday, Aus. 23: ULASON, POMEROY Ao Species of Indigestion; corrects all dist ‘bances of the Stom- property. 1 Ke aoiraealn anerste : ach and Bowels incidental to the summer months; prevents garded as significant and a eee ey tuitably improved and trees planted where | North place, S7}ftn w of Armitage a t to encourage other capitalists to put money into | pevded. : “ne f, 35x79 U-10 ft, dated Ang. sere ereer Tne ead of the class to Which Mr. | they will use broken stone or dolict mound | Maine, 127ftnol DOPED ay gehts seth ta cinncacea cad BIAS oP BA Tuesday, Aug. 26, at 9:30 o'clock, Cranps and e ‘ho i : far semimoathly meeting a petition signed Pd ceacrel). sexe 800 "poducedare ‘AT OUR STORES, Colds, Chills and Fevers in one night. It promotes perspira- 3 _ | regular semi-monthly meet d} : de : new confidence upori real estate that lies unim- | 17'the owners of 3,636 front feet was presented re etree Yano 28 (alictinel of E34 of N. W. 14 of Sec. 13, T. 27, R. 12. | may not sec it, and there may be absent! at s AOA AAA | RANA RAR RRR AARP LN ee AAPA Ronin Seventy feet_of Lots 3, 5,6, and $in Eeav’s | interested re tt, and Uirgeo such notice or Know | which ran near by, filtered trough {nto the ¥ GLO. Po GORE & CO. Subdivision, E. 14 of 8. E. 3f of Sec. 1,T. | of the . sale, ‘aud the purchaser, whoever shaft and washed away all trace o! crt isa Oe Fee wabashay. 66 99 87, R.18:. The matter will come up before the | he may: be, and particularly if he is | verv rapid, -ewift mountain-stream; and he sup- - risk whenever | poses that it bas gradually washea out the shaft | REGULAR TRADE SALE " diana Railroad has an ordiuance pending before | the property becomes sufficie 3 . Real Estates into Chi Considerable local excit ds of irre into Chicago. Considerable excitement | deem on the grounds o} the support of about one-third of the mountain ‘are not |-was eaten away, and it thea tumbled into the Tuesday, Aug. 26, 9:30 a. m. fb notice is riven by publication; and at any rate | could be true, and yet it is the only explanation | ‘phis will be a Large and Attractive Sale. Stewart avenue betireen Grove and Thirty-ninth | Suter knows exactly what outstanding mterests | account for the continued sinking of the broken 10,000 feet. North of Archer avenue the Com- | TSK OO TST Chor ease, buy a “pig in a poke.” | scede, and many superstitious fears have been De of it a strip fifty feet wide. The Wabash Road oro behind it in investigat- | The whole gold-bearing section is fall of violent ; . isoue of the croup that ace nowapolying for | PUTcbatTTs PACE Moh oct of which is. (ia oluer | streams, falis, and easyades; and there are some ig § ; es pen 3 Side Boulevards. Of this city is to encourage every new railroad | Competition, which enures to the benefit ofthe | — a USELAZENTS ‘The Lincom Park Commiseiouers have decided | ir'he seoks to taxe advantaae of a sacrilice of his OOLHEYS THEATRE No Building Inspection—City DRIVE ALONG THE LAKE, pretty sure to be sufficient to cover any costs piipatonmer 8 well as large in therealization of the populardesire fora | ion of the officers of the Court, the land hitself he is well able to vay tne costs ‘used on the Michigan avenue boulevard nas been Js called to this sal ed to this sale. ACRES OF OUTSIDE PROPERTY tissioners voted gown the asphalt pavement, | in real estate, aud where the yalueof realestate H B M AHN’ g z ‘ 1! . 3 near the South Parks. The ‘sale, which was | 310% refused by Att aby sto1 to use Jollet | to prevent the complication of tities is certainly » De Thursday, Aug. 28, at 9:30 a. m., Gor { posed of al i 1aiGa, H l j Ser, R 44, E. of thethiri P. M, lying between * BEST MACADAM STONE not made to appiy to all existing trust-deeds, aud west, and Fitty-fifth and Fifty-ninth streets | was fixed at twelve inches. AF oe ine tars iaabaug money out of It, it is CROCKER , $1,250 an acre, making the whole smount paid | more than 200 feet apart; that the sidewalk on | +. aining ior the creditor his just dues, in pro- Frenc! ) Brandy, Every Evening at 8, the panic was held st much bigher figures than six. inches thick, eight feet long, and not less 1 INTERSECTION OF, MICHIGAN AVENUE disputes which too often engage their atten: * * . merchants, { . GORE & CO., Auctioneers. = fens ; Rising of Food, and ev OPERTS, ps } i T § d , za =" = Teney, Oppression after Eating, distag 9 ad every IMPROVED BUSINESS PR that the gas, water, and sewer pipes for each | 4 conowing instruments were fled for poctacular all Comi¢ Opera, oY, Opp if y width of fifty feet, aud that planting-space- bo city PHOPERTY. z ‘| ¥ : pubes ; a = nee 4 Special Cale ot Firuitir Sickness from Change of Food, Water or Climate; cures acre property. There are a greatmany men | ‘The Board baye not decided finally whether | (John H. Mellor to A. and E. Oxonsky)$ 250 Val le Pains, Colic and Cholera Morbus; breaks up Field belongs, and they will now look witha | cravelin making the roadway. At theirlast | 10% y°Farrell). 3 4 7 7 V7 if - my "eS re. ; ae PERGTRERS Ci Ss Fifth-Av. Theatre, New York, 78 and 80 Randolph-st. | Zion, restores the Circulation ; Warms, Streng 3 and In, proved without the clty limite awaiting the | for the 2 ae oe ‘ i on; Cireul r es. Tiwolating tonch of the growing metropolis. | - JOLIET MOUND ‘GRAVEL. Fearn arte Ot Orensiay wf Bix Chestnut-St. Th Philadelph sue SS Rea orton din ea our regnay stock | Vegorates the Body; quiets the Mind and Nervous Forces, and ‘There can be no doubt that the views of to- | Among the slemere Ware Nook Hrederick BO fe ned. Aug. 20 (A. ee” G0 esinut-St. heatre, iladelphia, tocar bined Wares Chroma and Gensral Me™ induces Refreshing Sleep, thus preventing or curing Colds yeators about resi estate are changing rapidly. | A. Keep, A. G. Van Schaack, Frederick | Woo ow, Sree nine y chandles” Also one extta arse Delivery Wacon. z s — fi A - x ee e Great emphasis is due the fact that real estate | Tuttie, John De Koren. | D. Balcons, Sol Smith, Weep Tenet, at, 21 Ww of Poulns, Boston Museum, ELISOS, POMEROYS Co: “Aucuionecrs, | ean Chills, dever ‘ish, Symptoms, Matariat Revel ‘Ss Pains in fenow the only important commodity thathes | Giese “Schncider, A. Uibbs, L. B. Howes | qiimen ey fo Chtistian Hardoor) -.;..- 600 WITH ry the Bones and Joints, Symptoms of Rhewnatism, Neuralgia NOT GREATLY APPRECIATED Seo otis, D. A. Jones, and H. -B. Bryant. | Vib0T Gstea stay 10 (Mathew Haynes | MARBLE-FROAT RESIDENCE, and Gout, Cold Extremities, Suspended Circulation and De- fnvatue. Railroad bonds, municipal securities, | The vote of the Commissioners referred to to James Williams) ;.. A 600 ER HELMING SUCCESS! errs a Ci Titi > Vital Forces For the young, th ty ings of stocks, hare gone up.—the rise in | above, in favor of broken stone, is understood ) West Indians sb 7204 te sSastea ang. 12 390 West Washington-st pressed Condition of the ic ._ To E gy the many cases amounting to hundreds per caste ob 10 be fiual and decisive action will n (iF Lawrence to Joba Auer). . 3,000 ee: - est ashin ing " | aged, and the infirm, for the traveler or tourist, on land orsea, Be ee ask et ee ee ae gute ander [init ee eno Comet Harrison will sond | G55 dred May 1a (overt D. Shep- “05 The Original Cast! Se caieda en cise Micon G10 Oak under all circumstances and conditions, this Grand Panacea 3 % if hi i RB) acascisets | ones 02 . oa, = “= = : way previous experience shows that its appre- | ing the failure last week to arrive of lis veto of pie fo Uuee Beutee a ocetaniae. Immense Choras! Satay OPM ANE t2 © clk. | OF Health stands without an equal in the vast and bulky cat~ cs bee ak eae eer Beware of diluted and worthlese ciation is very great. Dealers report that a great impediment in the 3,800 Angmented Orchestra! Otis to leabel E. Kelsey) ......--- \WEST-SIDE BOULEVARD ORDINANCE. A Jefferson st, 100 ft n of Aionroe, of, 25x ‘i alogue of the materia medica. THE ENTIRE FURNITURE imitations recommended by dealers for purposes of gain, R 1 is preparing the | Je! ‘i : way of making sales is the tendency of owners The Corporation (Connse ie preparing 70% ft, dated Aug, 21 (ML. 'T. Franche _ | a d Yo back out, and raise their price. In this re- | GOghs © ra Mus short of two boulevards will | wtt2h, to ease Wileon) «ooo sais oe 2,000 New ald Magnificent Scenery! | guste: roots, consisting of Parlor, Chamber, Dini | Weyer Forget to ask for and insist upon having at wes that the following from the Chi- es ‘The vii ‘West Monroe st, 100 ft w of Latin, 8 f, Carpets, Marbte-top Chamber Sets, Marbic-top Tables, = spedt We Auow that the ZollowIng. ot Shi | settle the contest. ‘The gist of the veto is that, | “3osi05 tr duted Aus. 16 (Georze H. And Gorgeous Costames! | Setirebes'surercntated Ware. Crocker and Glas: cago Meal Estate Cirewar is entirely accurate? | under the law, the Park Commissioners can | | Laflin to Gertrude C. Fowler) -. 3,000 ' | ware, Comforters, sheets, Pillow Mattresses, Sprins, == ¥ eis drst-class Furniture, oe jens is Feported tous a viet Ue ied se make but one, boulevard. — * Ons contanons Maplewood ay, 329 ft n of Hirsch sr, w f, feaviag tne city.” Sale peremptory. ry? ie owner mo ements, | 25x12 ate . 93 (Am ; - | to $85 per toot road) be acxeptet. ha a certain eer aud lane a am tia 10 ‘irons Scattmore)” me 800 Fer Motrelthatandlan the Rnvrnons B xen attending ELISON, POMEROY & CO,, Auctioneers, S AN FO R S | A Ni A iC A Gl N GER property. - Offers of $75, $80, an were suc- | "The most important of the city improvements | Third ay, 257 4-10 ft s of Polk st, . i a E =seivels ed. dealer finally Bporant ae nine AT, dated Aug, 2 (Pagl ; sa - = — ase exasirely made and refuted, The, deals nals | tue new sewerage is being ranily pushel | to tuddipn Webel cteicu gn cp 400 The Prices will’ Remain as Usual! | Friday Morning, Ang. 29, at 9:30 clock, : 4 a 4 ue Is] , 8 w cor Twentieth at, e f, fem s : nee _ Beene just being closed a €100 perfoot” | that for the sewer construction in the Ftteenth | PG. mankie to alley, dated stir 23 $1.00, 75 cts. 50cts.,and 2s ets. | ANOTHER IMMENSE SALE!| Bearing te fac simile of WEEKS & POTTER on the wrap-. Te is not to be understood from what has been | and Seventeenth Wards having been given to { (Gnion Mutual Life-InsuranceCompany : ? ys 4 : walle enid, that there is anything auehael MeNichols Son. ee ee alehac cei cisitere cco teenie Aas Matinees, 25 cts., and 50 cts. NEW AND SECOND-HAND per of each bottle, < TAKE £2OO3E ‘There is practically SOUTH OF “CITY LIMITS, WITHIN A RADIUS OF SEVEN arket, or that there is any Bs bs " BT! iE. WICKES | BADIM. . te the rl estate markt. ofclates stl sow | sq cnicago ‘he Suocriotendeas ot the Depart: | Eeandele a, bet Ffith and iftyonith re FURNITURE | ca“ owing to the enormous sale of SANFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER, oi sale: there are desirable pleces of improved | ment of Buildings has made known thefact that, ste, Uys acres, dated Aug. 22 (Thomas é SECOND AND LAST WEEK AND GENERAL HOUSENOLD GOODS Row far exceeding that of ail others combined, the proprietors have gener- Rito ss DEGpeLY Jo oe uly the few Who have owing to the fore, the pias Perr sivvetnet, 3 cor Dresel av, 9, Gace Gf tho Universal Favorite, Parlor Sults, Chamber Sete, Diatoy-room Furateure, | OUSLY increased the size of the bottic, so that it now contains one-quarter zarned their attention to the cheapness of real | falls, churebes, places of resort of all kinds, Fd Vien er Ree ne iad AMarmiectan tap)es, 2300 Une Ot oe aoe oer ines | eee than ever before.*?---Journal, Sato it ud ane Cee Comores cuihe | fetement houses, sud” the ae oy Fortyrsecond eb 412 few of Vinconacs JO HN D I LLON. Kets, Comforters, Grocery, Glass and Plated Ware, sole e stantly going up in this great city | “ay sf, 50x120 ft, dated Aug. 22 (Heu- - é 5 Merchandise, Sc. : - : vrevious coadition of the market. There are | Sr" creeted ‘without “any officil super- | _ ry Sheldou to W. 3. Preeninn} ee 2,050 | Owing to the tmmense success of tlie new comedy- ELISON, POMEROY & CO... Auctlonecra, APOLLINARIS MINERAL WATER. ors doe ae eS eS i emai ute | Vision. No one sees that the public ordinances | Dunein av, 200 ft n of Fitty-second sh romance. ICU ccc ns samber a1 es market that was dead begins to show signs of hife, und it is sare to grow better steadily. Jacob Weii sold 150x167 feet on Forty-sixth street, between Greenwood and Woodlawa ave- Ssues, to William 8. Seaverns, for $2,000. E. 8. Dreyer & Co. sold in their Stock-Yard subdivision twenty-three lots on Forty-seventh, Laffin, Justine streets, and Asland avenue, from $200 to $300 a lot#of which nine lots will be im- proved immediately; also 2 house and lot, No. 175 Dearbcrn avenue, for $3,750; alot on Wis- consin, near Lincoln avenue, for $1,800: a house .and lot on Randolph, near Union street, for $7,500; ona lot on Selma, near Lyman street, for $600. Griffin & Dwieht have sold for Mr. Robert Foss to Mr. Emery, of Ohio, the lot having a frontage of 298 feet by 140 teet deep on West ‘Madison street, corner of Throop. ‘Ihe consid- eration was $51,000 cash. Mr. Emery will at once erect a fine block of stores and flats, to be Dnilt of Ohio sandstone. Griffln & Dwight also sold to the City of Chicago for Mr. Henry Gloy- - er, of Detroit, seven lots on Thirtcenth street, Detween Centre avenue and Throop street, for $1,550 cash; for Mr. J.W. Finfrock to Mrs. Hoyt, house and lot No. 230 South Leavitt street, for = to Mr. James Markey for Mr. Ps: Walsh, house’ and lot No. iL Farrell street, for $600 cash; for Messrs. J. S. Heacock & Co., of New York, to Mr. Living. ston. the brick cottaze and lot No. 440 South frvme place, for $1,600 cash. This firm report tnt people of small means are inquiring for aperty, and are buying themselves homes,— an indication of better times. - +O. J. Stough bouht 1684 Indiana avenue, with 50 fest, for $5,500 cash. Since the purchase $6,500 bar: been offered in cash for this property. *"Thoman & Bragg report the following sales doring the weck: Four-story and basement brick block, 80x100 feet, on the southeast cor- ner of LaSalle and Michigan streets, known as ‘the “ Heralock Block,” for $30,000; No. 405 Cal- ‘amet avenue, brick house and lot, $4,000 and taxes of 1879} 50x164 feet, east front, on Mich- jean avenue, between Fifty-third and Fitty- fourth sireets, $500 and taxes of 1879; 50x164 Feet, west frout, on Indiana avenue, between Fitty-third and’ Fifty-fourth etreets, $750 and daxes of 1879: 75xd10 feet, east front, on Michi- gau avenue, just south of Thirty-eighth street, $1500 and taxes of 1879. ~ Amon the - OTHER SALES OF THE WEEK {were 20275 fect, improved, on Oakley street, orth of Fulton, $3,000; 33x19 feet, improved, ou North Halsted street, southwest corner of Weed, $5,000; 4034 feet to alley, on Blue Island svenue, northwest corner of Hope street, $3,500; 35x127 leet on Warren ayentie, West of Western, $2,500; 167x120 feet on Mather strect, northeast worner of Beacb, with 9734x120 feet adjoining ou Sebor. $16,562; 150 feet to alley on North Wells street, northwest corner of Menominee, $17.400; 62x100 feet, improved, on Flournoy greet, west of Robey, $10,500; 44x120 feet, im- proved, on West Washinton street, southwest corner of Boyne, $4.410; 200x125 fect on Oak- avenue, porthof ‘Taylor strect, $7,500; 22 tect ‘the alley on Canal street, south of Harrison street. 33.100; 35x100 feet on Dearborn avenue, ‘north of Huron street, $3,800; Nos. 1085 and 3090 West Lake street, $3,000: 67}¢x131 feet on ‘North State street, north of Division street, im- ‘proved, $26,850; 45x131 on North State street, Eaproved, adjoining the above. $19,100; 27¢x {50 fee. on North Franklin street, nurth of Me- saomiree street, improved, $4,200; 24x123 ‘feet, ‘ceproved on South Dearborn street, south of 4‘ rty-sixth street, $2,500; 52x100 feet on Lar- iege street, improved, south of Elm street, ‘050; 2884x100 feet, improved, on Michizan ente, northeast corner .of Twenty-third 1, $11,000; 187 and 139 North Morgan £..c8t, $6,000; 68x100 fect. on Oakwood ave~ ‘west. of the. raiiroad, $4,000; 25x192 on Michigan avenue, south of Sixteenth €:-cet, improved, $9,500: 55x177 feet on Prairie srepue, north of Twentieth street, $16,590; tei No. 1634 Indiana avenue, $5,500. Gelinquent tax-sales in Lake Township were Sz ched-last week by the County Collector. week the'Town of Cicero will be taken up. ‘ailroad companies are just now the heaviest in real estate. Several important com- ‘are pow seeking AN ENTEANCE INTo THE CITY, are buying and condemning real estate for First of these is the Grand Canada. Under cover of & State Line Railroad grest railroad is endeavoring the right of way into Chicago, so as (fig -gbere of the eastward business from iss point. Last week, in pursuance of this ane, a petition was filed in the County Court ‘condemation of land south of ine city “The petition states that the land neces- "-» ase of the line, and which has not tained, includes a strip fifty feet eds, 2° the test _side of the S. 3¢ of the N. E. & Sse 14, T. 88, N. R13, east’ of the third c: ‘dpal meridian. Fifty*fect east side of N. BE. of theS. W. ¢ of Sec. 14, T. 38, 38, cast'of the third principal meridian. in Price's Subdivision-of 8. W. for the protection of life and property are re- f, 25xl2ift, dated Aug. 14 (Isapella * so |OUR NEXT: PRESIDENT; | BBY Biotec ta solsne%os tonsa garded. The thickness of walis, the arrange- ments of boilers, elevators, und stairways are allleft to the conscience of builders and the intelligence of architecte. The Superintendent states that he knows there are business ‘build- ings going up in violation of ordinances, but he is unable to have them inspected so as to pre- yent transgression of the law. Orders have becn received from the Super- vising Architect of the Treasury Department at Washington to pave the Government’s portion of the streets around the NEW CUSTOM-HOUSE with grauite blocks, six to twelve inches long, four inches wide, and six to seven inches decp. ‘The specifications aud manner of laying the stone are left optional with Superintendent Mc- Dowell, who will advertise for bids for the work. The work will cost about $23,000, and will be completed toward the end of October. As to the city’s share of the pavement, Com- missioner Waller says that the city will not use granite vlocks, whatever the United States au- thorities may do with their half of the strect. ‘The contract for paving Adams street with wooden blocks has already been let. On the cobblestone question the horse-car. companies have won the day with the Common Council Committee. on Streets and Alleys. Tnat Committee has decided to report an or- dinance allowing i COBBLE-STONES TO BE LAID between the car-tracks, except on Indiana ‘avenue. There is lixely to bea bitter opvosi- tion from property-owners to the passage of this orninniice: ‘oy the Common Council. BUILDING PERMITS of the weck were those to T. 8. Dobbins, to erect a one-story factory, Nos. $44 and 936 State street, to cost $1,000: to J. H. Mellor, to: erect two one-story cottages, Clrbourn place, near Paulina street, to cost $1,400; to F. Schumpl, to erect a three-story store and dwelling at No. 982 West Twelfth street, to cost $4,500; to U. D. Hancock, to erect a two-story dwelling at No. 1712 Wabash avenue. to cost $5,000; to I’. Grap- ziensky. to erect a two-story dwelling, No. 1016 Wentworth avenue, to -cost $1,600; to D. W. Dumpcey, to erect a one-story dwelling, No. 1980 South Dearborn street, to, cost $1,000; to John Jurs, to erect a two-story building, Fowler street, op- pusite Wicker Park, to cost $2,500; to C. W. and E. Pardridge, tO erect cieht ‘one-story cot- tages corner of Polk and Idauo streets, to cost $5,400; to A. B. Fiedler, to erect a tovo-story dwelling corner of LaSalle street and Grant’ place, to cost $6,000; and to J. Newell, to erect atwo-story barn, No. 337 Ohio street, to cost $1,500. S a : SALE OF REAL ESTATE UNDER MORTGAGE. | To the Editor af The Tridune. - Cxrcaco, Aug. 18.—In your issue of the 15th inst. 2 correspondent signing himself “Justice ” finds fault with the act of the last session of the Illinois Legislature respecting sales under trust-deeds. Whatever else the Legislature may have done, the measure complained of is not to their discredit. Justice says “it is un- just and inequitable in the extreme.” *Tt will put more business upon courts: already crowd- ed,” and is ‘enacted exclusively in the interest of lawyers, and not at all in that of the public at large.” Z ‘The principle of- the act is by no means a new one. It has been tried, and tried successfally, elsewhere, but your correspondent looks at it from one point of view, and one only, and that is the view of the creditor. He complains of the enabling of attorneys to interpose between debtor and creditor. Now, ‘under the old system of allowing the creditors to sell the land of the debtor, an attorney gen- erally interposed, but it was the attorney of the creditor. Under the ac: in question it is tho Court which iuterposes, ana interposes for the benefit of the debtor, aud no more costs can be charged him than the Court allows. ‘*Justice” instances a case where he says the costs were $100, the mortgage debt being only $100. It may be Poseiile, that -he gives the correct amount of costs, but they would have been uo more had the debt been $4,000 or $40,000, the same process having to be pone through in either case, so that the fact of tne costs being 25 per cent on the debtis not established. For that matter, the debt might have been $100, and then the cost would haye been 100 per cent. As to the Courts being crowded with business, if the cases are such as contain no doubtful law- joints they will entail very little trouble on the urts, and, if they do -involve doabtiu! law- points, then it is proper the Courts should dis- pose of them. There are subordinate officers to take the accounts between the mortgagor and mortgagee, the. debtor sand the creditor, and they are quite as likely to tase such accounts correctly as the creditor’s attorney. But, inthe longrun, the working of the act will tend to the benefit of the. mortgagee as much as to that of the debtor. Undera sale under a trust-deed, without the intervention of a Court, the creditor sells, and the purchaser, most frequently, himself buys simply the inter- est of the mortgagor. It is true, a sort of notice is given, but subsequent encumbrancers may or Leslie to Dantel Riordan) Duncan ay, adjoining the ab Wf, 25x 124 ft, dated ‘Aug. 14 (Isabella Leslie Or, The Dark Horse, to Patrick Riordan). te sees cee. a 550 nee ine av, near Ii b It wilt be presented Monday, Tuesday, and Wednes- Bac, OMe Ae Besschetty s ss-essc ay S00: | DNORAIA rention, Wentworta av, 650 ft n of Thirty-third SILAS PETTIBONE. st, ef, 25x122y ft, dated Aug. 19 (BL The new comedy written exprosly for Mr. Dillon, en- ed 3 ‘A. Stampo(ski to P: Cummings)... ... 400 QUARTER :TO ELEVEN, Wentworth av, near the above, ef, 95x $921; ft, dated Aug. 16 (B.A. Stam- pofsii to M, Prendergast)....... ‘Will be produced for the first time on Thursday Even- ing, and repeated duriag the balance of the week. 400 Monday. Sept. 1—Engagement of Mr. DENMAN ‘WEST OF CITY LIMITS WITHIN A RADIUS OF SEVEN: MILES OF THE COURT-TI0USE. limité—Shles, 173 consideration, SOL, G80. © West pac acne ie a parce of city limits—Salcs, 1; consiaeration, $3,000. ¥ it Total sales, 101. Total consideration, $353,022, THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 28. pons du vorage, left town yesterday in car- LAST ‘WEEK OF THE riages, with the intention of taking the Louis- | JNYON SQUARE THEATRE COMPANY, man breast, lent an additional charm to the | yay ius ynclefown C cpa emoyie party of the first part halted them. Claudine, Housekeeper to “You can't pass,” said ne, with heroic firm- | Felicte (Statdto sme. ‘Trabaud ‘Wentwortn av, near the above, a THOMPSON as ‘Joshua Whitcomb.” Sale of scats Powell ay, 9695 ft 8 of Fullerton, wf, ‘The engagement will open the following RUNNING THE. BLOCKADE. ville & Nashville’ train at Bartlett, and depart- | Commencing Aug. 25, during which, every night and beauties of nature so lavisbly displayed on | Clavalol, agentieman “dead: ants, Citizens, etc.. etc. 400 19814 ft, dated Ang. 16 (B.A. Filty-first st, 450 ftw of St sab fe rita other property: ta Degins Thursday, at 9 a. 1. ‘Aug. iam Ashton to John Merk ‘ 7 Stal) se. vee Ih steiahoholeceee L600 Maes THEATRE. 75x133 ft, dated Aug. 12 (Max M.'Hell* T SALE OF SEATS vig to Carl Koch) 8 3,000 FoR * SUMMARY FOR Til EE. The following is the total amount of city and ; suburban transfers within a radius of seven miles of the Court-House, filed for record dur- i ing the week ending Saturday, Aug. 23: City— Sales, 83; Congideralion, $273,035. South of city | - pas MONDAY, SEPT. 1. periences. of a Family of Memphis Refu- fi ear een with a Shot-Gan Quarantine. | Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Memphis Avalanche. we ; Messrs. Charles Quentel, Jr., and Henry ST EREAGE or Quentet, with their wives and several eampsz- | IH Proprister ant See haverty ing for a more salubrious clime.” Everything | a canstaay and Saturday Astinse wil fe Mrsens went well until the party neared Bartlett; not | Ploy, entitled a single murderous quarantine guard was met | * - MOTHER AND SON, with, and hope, that springs eternal in the hu- | Fabrice—Baronde St. Andre. Charles R. Thorne, JrJ every hand. But, as some one, probably Mark | Praucois, Caiot vo Faories ‘Twain, has said, “ All that’s bright must fade,” | ¥{(tle Gasoal on reaching the bridge this side of Bartlett a solitary horseman bearing the typical shot-gun was seen, not approaching, but immovably fixed ‘t in the toad. When the party drove up, this | Sone-Travaud, Siayoross, ness. “Wherefore?” was asked. “* Because you can’t,” was the response, “¢ Well, but we will.” QUULARPSILOOTERS’ PARK. ‘Uf you do it will be witha load in you.”” “Jf you draw that gun you'll be destroyed | PICNIC Eeggrece brates sesot se | Joint Lodges Frep fs of rad When Bartlett was reached, the train was still Sunday, Aug. 31. there, and the refugees were begining to lay the flatter unction to their souls that all would yet bo well, when suddenly a committee | 9,h7%int leaye depot, corner Clinton and Carroll-sts., at appeared barring the way. They said, “Tbus | ‘The managers have made ample arrangements for tar, and no farther.” ’Tiwas vain to speak, to | Plenty of sports'and pastimes to. re an enjoyaote Weep, to sith—the incorruptible guardians of |,'!me- ‘TH COMMITIEE, _ Tickets can be had at depot on the morning. lure rewtecs oven ieniny | AIMEE! AIMEE! AIMEE! o Bond's Station and waited for the train, It ° LE MARJOLAINE. eame alone and was duly signaled, but passed Aug. 25, the Grand Opera Company from on without stoppin ‘he conductor, however, aontar ad not forgotten them. . He valled all the pas- Sth! Ay. 9 Sew York, In the Comic Ope: sengers to the window of the car, and exhibited | Sena ee ee ee ee the forlorn Memphians. The scene was egyoyed by all present, with a’ few-exceptigas. “The BAUS PARK-PLACE PA- saeNea et, Cottage Grove and Indisns-a¥s. “left” then tried to ect quarters _in “the coun- ° teva so-marror, when they Poted to eet a | \.Twenty-second- rain, but the zbabitants deciagéd they wouldn’t 1 2 earan take ‘hem in if there was s slllions fit, This | TONIGHT (SUNDAY), Ang. 24, frst appearance of was the last straw, aad the bright hopes that animated the party.ia’the moraing had bee PR 0 F. DE LAFAY ETTE, succeeded by the bitternéss of despair. Mem- | The Wonder of the Ninetcenth Century! The Greatest phis waS'now vhe only place remaining open to | Yentriloquist and Sleight-of-liand Performer! De La- them, and to Memphis’ they returned, arriving | {430ye;ballenge ts sillopen tony Maitclun to equal yesterday evening, imbued with a monumental ‘To commence atSorclock. Admission, 15 cts.; chil- disgust atcountty quarantine. dren, 10 cus. z "CORMICK HALL. | AGRAND OPERATIC CONCERT will be given Bept. dand 11, for the benefit of the Yellow Fever Sufferers, “THE-SINKING MOUNTAIN, + Special Dispatch to The Tribune. GAIKESVILLE, Ga., Aug. 23.—The mystery over the sinking mountain js still unsolved, uo- | By the young American artiste, MISS LIZZIE GER- less the explanation given by Mr. M. Stepnen- | 415 Kia jne gts s son, 8n old and ‘accomplished scientist, is the ene ove. ie basilives, in the gold-bearing sec- ion ever since the first white men came here. | - He saye that he distinctly remembers that, ORCHESTRA, about forty years ago, a shaft of a mine was run under the edge ef this mountain, and afterwards ance of other eminent artists, Admissloa—3se, ste, and 75¢. OESCH Office, 118 Randolph-st., Room 2. GEO. LOESOH, ‘CHAS. BIRRWIRTH, : Director. Manager. OPENING TRADE SALE. THE FINEST OF THE SEASON. $3,000 STOCK OF CHINA, Crockery, and Glassware, On Wednesday. Aug. 27, at 9:30. m. sharp, 20 Casks Fine China Ware. : 50 Grates White Granite Ware. 25 Casks Rrown and'Yeliow Ware. 1,000 Bria. Tabie Glassware. ‘500 Boxes Crimp Top Chimneys. ‘50 Elegant Decorated Tallet Seta. ‘Vases, Teapots, Jara, &c., &C. Attend this Mammoth Sale for Bargains. G. W. BECKFORD, Salesman. Ap Extract fram Lette! Secretary of State was asked to cau: who concludes his report as follow: alnstakloz tavestization, th’ tates, is berond question a patch abundantly sustatns his conclusion th: ‘This cvidence was siven after th PROFESSOR A. W. ORME Deputation of the Kinsd 1 OFESSOR W. ODLING, ion, Phiincelnnia, etc., etc. spurions article, purportini Centennial Exhibit Also, fine assortment of Japanese Tete-a-Tete Scts, | We, warn all to be sure. that. “purity, freshness, persistent effervescence, and agreeable flavor, alonc or mixed with wines or spi rae: Treasury Devnrtement: ‘In coaformity with your req ‘a thorough inquiry to be made Into the matter by our Consul at Cologne, fore state that it is my opinion, forined after wnat L consider a.care- poilinaris Water, bottled atthe Apolltanris Serine, as exported to the Wineral Water." The evidencs w! iover, ness the ich'sccompanics the Consat's dit oliiuaris Water, as imported. is a Natural Vineral Water.’ tion by such eminent sclentists of the Old World, as - Avy Of THE Ualverstty of Berlin, Member of the Sctentite jent of the Chemical Soclety of Germany. ctc.. etc. Chemistry at the University of Oxford, ‘Chemical Jadge at ths mi taers. 1 to be the genuine Apotlinaris Water, beine offered to the public, each aad every bottle beara the Yellow Label. le Agents for the United Staten and Canada. EDUCATIONAL. BY CHAS. E. RADDIN & CO., Auctioneers, 137 aud 139 Wabash-av. AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK AS FOLLOWS: Tuesday--BOOTS AND SHOES. Wednesday--DRY GOODS. Thursday--BOOTS and SHOES. ‘These Sales will be very, attractive. Large involce of Rubber Boots to be sold Tuesday. Le prompt in at- tendance. “Sales at 10 sharp. CHAS. E. RADDIN & CO. B* TM. MM. SANDERS & CO., 190 and 132 Wabash-a +‘ FALL TRADE SALE OF Boots, Shoes’ Slippers Tuesday Morning, Aug. 26, at 9 o'clock. SPECIAL LINE OF THE ORIGINAL SUCKER BOOTS, And other Staple Fall Goods. JAS. P, MCNAMARA, Auctioneer. By FLERSHEIM, BARKER & CO., General Auctioneers, 8 & 56 Kandolph-st, WEDNESDAY’S SALE, August 27, at 9:30 a. m., AT POPULAR AUCTION HOUSE, S84 and SG Randolph-st. FURNITURE, CARPETS, GENERAL HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Good reliable goods at private sale at anction price: FLERSHEIM, BARKER & Ct ELECTRIC BEL'S. weeny Vial [ MINTOSH ELEC- {TRIG BELT fs acom- bination of cups or leells forming a com- ? plete Galvanic Bat- tery, eenersting o powerful current, which can be applied . to any part of the ays- tem, producing cen- Im, PI a eral or local effects, the current being increased or diminished at pleasure. giving a steady, continuous cleciric current, use Hight or day, no"tnconvenlence, bullding up the ex- hausted nervous system, relieving Rheumatism. Hys- teria, Neuraisla. Kplicpay, Nervous Dyspepels, Loss o Manhood, General Debitity, etc. Wholesale and retail agents, ee encom | HBIISIRABL SULRSSICALIMSTLULE 420 WABASH-AV., Isone of the best Schools In this city. to Collegiate for bot sexes. Conducted on idual system, it is successful, as class restraint thes are taucht in a manner cor- tai of teachers, who are among * 58 State-st., Chicago, Il. ‘Manufacturers of Trusses, Elastic Stockings, etc. Send for Treatise on Medical Hlectricity. OK SALE. er EOE SAU nen Pp. & tT. CASEY, 41 & 43 FIFTH-AV., Have for ssle some fine Black Walnut Bank Partition and Conaters, Office Desks in great.varicty, Store and Saloon Counters of every kind. lec Boxes and Beer Coolers, Refrizerators; several Fire-Proof Safes. PROPOSALS. ROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES. Rock IsLaxp ARSENAL, ILLIxots, ui 1379. Sealed Proposais will be received at 11 12 m, on the Sth day of September, 157: Weobing, ‘Thread, Rivets and Lurs, ‘ack, Leather, Cleaning and Lighting Materials, Patnts, Olts, Saddlera’ Tools, 7 5 Ec., &C. peelfeations containing detailed information of the conditions snd kind and quantity of the yarious artl- cles will be furnished on application to the under- signed. * ited States reserves tht to reject any or mutes the right oy ACLEie Beets * | «Major of Ordnance, Commanding. $70 Per Gr. of 10 Weeks. $280 for Academfcal year, from Sent. 9, 1879, Books, ete. Included whole exnense for young men and, boys Shortltdge's Media (Pa. bx d, Judge Van Hoesen. Gi Gov. Routt, the Rev: Dr. Childs, teachers. ali men aad all craduates. ackward pupils, and younz s instruction, combining the advantages of private tutoring and schoolroom ‘arili. Fine building. thoroughly heated, new gymnasium, ellent table. Enzlish, Business, Sclentifc, and ical Courses of Study. L trated by the best apparatus, cular or term commencing Sept. 9. L) 1 ‘Media has seven churches, and a temperance char- ter prohibiting the sale of latoxicating drinks. LEN ACADEMY. TUITION REDUCED, FACILITIES ENLARGED. ‘The most. thoro world. Prepares life, or for advanced classes in college. yantazes for girls, A’ few into the fanlly of the Prestdent, and” enJo} ‘The Academy and residence are. able division of the clty, and only three bloc Al 0 Special attention to both advanced and by Both individual and clas: ‘or new illustrated cit: ity A. M.). Media, hly equipped Boys’ School in the iicges or for, business apa aay i splendld Primary Department £5F ilttle boys and girls. Address IRA W. Al ES M., LL. D., Pres't., ‘The Allen Academy Cadets w! Chicago Cadet Scho Ws New CENTRAL SCHOOL. incipal of Chica “5-34 Dearborn-sey BABCOCK, Academy, Will open a school at 48-54 Dearborn-st., Chicago, Sept. 15, 1879. THE ATHENZUM ACADEMY - lichigan-ay:, Chicsro. iil drill in Capt. Robins’ as} EDUCATIONAL. THE KEMPER FAMILY SCHOOL, BOONVILLE, MO., For Boysand Young Men. Thirty-sixth year be- gine September 11, 1879. Sana ‘Perfectly satisfled with tne procress and the trest- ment of my eon."—Hon. J, S. Rollins, Columbis. Mo. The best Known to nic.*—Hon. A. J Rien mong, Mo. **Unsu in the world.”—1 A. Quarles, a pupil of seven years, now Presider abeth Aull Serainary. **Suverior to anything 1 bare seen at ugby and the other greatest xc! of En- Set gland."—Hon. L. 31. Lawson, a pupil of How of Donnell, Lawson & Co., Bankers, Now Yor MORGAN P MILITARY ACADEMY, MORGAN PARE, COOK CO., ILL. Boss prepared thoroughly for all American Colleces, ‘West Point, Annapolis, or for business. Location st- tractive. Educational facilities unsurpassed. Session begins Sept. 9, 1879. For full {formation send for catalogue. ST. XAVIER'S ACADENY, Wabash-ay., cor. Twenty-ninth-st,, Chicago. ‘This institution, under che direction of the Sisters af Meroy, ts situated in the most pleasant part of the Clty, ‘The biayground is beautifully laid out, and af ample space for healthful exercise. Studjes will be Fesumed on Monday, Sept, - F pl cul send tor catalogue. Address pH MOTHER SUPEBIOB. OUBRFTEENTH YEAR. ST. MARYS HALL, ‘Wil furnish thorough training in Fnelish Brat French, German, Latin, and Greek for boys and girls of all aces, ttine them for any College or University, Class drill ‘Omnibuses for Girls and Youa from their homes at usual rates. to T. B. FORBUSH, SO Dearborn-st., or H. H. OCK. 11 Elghtecnth-st. YALE SCHOOL. AN ENGLISH ANDCLASSICAL SCHOUL FOR Bors, | tails address residence cor. Ashiand-av. and Adsmd LER, Jr., A. M., Master in charge, assists ed by a full corps of experienced teachers. ‘Thisschool ‘be conducted on the plan of the Eastern school. | Pupils will be fitted for coileze examinations or for business life. Iefer ences, by permission; Hon. W. W. Farwel M, Moore, loa. Carter H. Harrison, Rev. win, D. D.. Rev. A. E. Kittredge, b. D. Ett MBS, A. E. BATES, 103 Arbland-av., Chicago. * E WERSHEWY SCHOOL MUSICAL ART, Hershey Music Hall, Chicago, depar:menta of the musical pro- uy free advantares. neces every two weeks. Chamber con- certs, organ and piano recitals and lectures next scasoa, Beginners taught with special care. Good boardin; ra /ARENCE EDDY, General Director. HERSHEY EDDY, Vocal Director, Fall terms begins Sept. 15. business or admission to is urganized and wi educates pupils in Sena for circular. | tons; slso, the best Ia the city. etc. “Address WSL. H. FARIBAULT, MINN. Bt.-Rey, H. B. WHIPPLE, D. D., Rector. ‘Miss S. P. DARLINGTOS, Principal Is under the personal supervision of the Bishop, wid Eleven Pupericnced ‘Teachers, © he Fourteenth eat PIN Dewan Sept. Ii, 1sye. For Registers with fll dv Keston," Tricesreduced- (RICAG? FEMALE COLLEG: gan Park (near Chicsco). Precarato Colteiscs Course. Hlective Studie, Graduating Cour fn Muste.- Drawing, Painting. and Eiocution specialties Eimingnt Professors ta various depattmeN HaTEe, - Bor Catalogue address. G., Pres.. Morgan Park, Cool Co., lily or at 77 Sadisoo™ *, Goor ‘s For further) St» Chicago. ENNSYLVSNIA GLITARY CEST aR, P. Sept. 102 map A. (O01 se} B. ain Cleil cusinesriog. Chemi fassica, and English. Degrees conferred. seg irene apply, tOJEW ETE, WLLCOX, Esq, of er House, Chicaxo, or. Gol, THEO. HYATT, President, -MUSS BICk’S SCHOOL for Young Ladies, 81 North LaSalle:st-CbleakD terre, 10s *Ehorou: ‘and Class . Madera Languages a specialty. Kindergarten attached PL OME ENS TICOTE FOR YOUNG LADIES, Tarrytows, N.Y. Combine ing Nome care with a thorous of opens Sept. 15. MISS M. W. course of stndy, requirements, ¢xP x 7, Treasurer. Mile. C. Broussais’ French and Ensllsh School for Young Ladies and Chil- tee eeee py siiies at. 18, Miss Jem H assisted by Mile. M. Broussa! other competent teachers. series Drexel Academy of Musleal Art, 10t Drexel Boulevard. ‘The best of teachers employed. Fall WARY A CLALK, Proprietor. T. LOUIS LAW S ment of Washington Uni at 563 Michigaa-ay. Fl term will begin Sept. &. WES. “St JVBRS;, GARRETSON'S ENGLISH. FRENCH, AND ‘Germau Boarding and Day School for_ Youd Mc-, 70. 52 West Forty-seventh-st,,. New York, wil fae oped on Thursday, Sept, 25. The Siusical Deparmess ature. i rsonally or ter above address.” “PPIY Perso! JONTICELLO SEMINARY, GODFHEY,. Lhe ‘The term opens Sept. 11: For catalogue or i" formation, aoply to 2 EN. HASKELL ay EN BAS Seminary far Yous Ladies aud. Chilis, AT “BORDULAC," OCONOMOTWUG, WIS- 1379. Course of stud; iy | of ‘ciate on examination. Tuitlo HITCHCOCK, Dean of F © SCHOOL FOR BOYS, TERM OPENS SEPT. "E, HAND, Geneva Lake, Wis. A delightfot ; joderate.. FoF ears address nt ACR GAGE P. JONES. Hiss Ranney’ ‘Boawding and Day Sebel