New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13

with much more euIons and beautiful detail thsn We
can describe. Hung up in public places SCHOOLS, and
private housee, it would stimulate patrotism.
RIAL ESTATE MoyEs1STs-In our ersiele upon
movements in real estate, published Friday last an
eror cIept in In regard to the rent of store No. ~
Broadway. 1t has rented up to last May, from the
time it was built, five or Elk years sgo, fo- Sl4 500.
Part Of the eases then expired For the present year
ending Let of MAY, it has been esoed for 1900.
good part ofths bDdng has been let for year for
over $4,000. Mr.. St. Johns building the next door
above which is only 50 fees deep by 30 front 500 the
other day for s65 00G In speaking of the deprsc
Of property the west side Of the City Hail Park,
referred to property tue side streets oEy, and NOS 70
Broadway, where It is more valuable to-day thAn,h
YER bas been before.
TIE MusIcIPAL ExroRTIos CAsn.-Ths following
is The affidavit upon which the OF exterior, in the
Street Commissioners Office, which we published yes
terdsy, is founded:
Civ and County of Esto. York %:
,s Oh S o. 5sa May 18th ssS The
the oper ofcsT and hicI o5o attached the ocs OF
street cornuone ofthe said city to paint letter and put mp
.Ps sss on h. as6 day q bay 1859 ase Alex
Ward informed this deponens hS be- Ward would expect
,emou eaon from this ponent ~; what work She SAID Ward
gave him DO This dponent then told tho said Ward that @
eponen informed that he hare all The pa1ring Of
clay and that this deponent ve half OF the amount Of
the received by him for such to the sad As1
Wsrdbat this told the said Alex Ward that he ryond
do anything Of the kind when thu said Alex Ward told ne
to his business TO himself and not tc notice what
others said and this deponent father .Js @ At II
the said Alex Ward ash ed depenen bow he deponen on
money when this deponent told him tet be bad Soma to
spare deponeEt him. the aid Alex Wfd tue
ftVenty dollars which the said Wsid pronsedo fetusn
deponen but has done And depoIpn further
save that about nth day Of Zane 1885, he had bill
agsns the ciy f73 which he discounted by
eud ont Of which the said alex Ward asked and received
the Of $50 compensation foT getting deponent aid
work
smother bill ~ ls7 Of which the said Alex ard de-
Inanded and received the sum Of 8 40.
1889 he had bin of 4s discounted Of which the said
Alex. Ward demanded and received the SIM Of 46l
1850 be had bin discounted Of which tho Aex W ard
anded and received the OF SO aud ram deponent
And this d.ponent further that on t1e Of he
Rad bin Of discounted, ont of which the said Alex Ward
demanded toe $50 saying that be going IN the
Try all the money he could get and dspoaent then
and there cd the said Alex Ward that he could mot and
would not pay any per censgehs tn dePonen would
rather throw the he could not pay his sad be
his employers and at the time this dePonsnt
OF what he wanted It would DO the last
be would from this Opponents and the said Alex Ward took
ssy, that said Ward has received In all the OF
500 and from this deponent and that all OF said money
s.st,d nom this Ss9Gnsns as f, sn fRgTTn
Sworn before me this 9Th day Of March, 1860
JOEL D. STEVENS.
Commissioner Of Deed.
The charge was laid before the Street Commissioners,
who at once called upon the Inspector Of Sidewalks to
explain That officer has not yet seen fit to reply.
How many other eeches there in the employ of the
Corporation? Ii report speaks truly, their name is
egion.