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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-28

AsMBHRs or ,Hs FIrrH wAkD urios pxsu
a Associative IN favor ~ the norins0n o Meas
wssd ksq. Tor Congress- are requested W II
k~eeneys Hg~i. o. hsrr~on sed Vest streets 90
rnesdsy, October ~, kS1o, A ~ Y. ~. w r~quss Of
HkrRf BDvEk PrcsL
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-28

ArrHr ApvAsCr ovyrUn on l. yAooBs, MONEY
a can Be obtaHed IN quanuty Wasssea yevsiry.
m.sBe ma ssfHrs Dry oc<s nard wsrs wisss Brssdes
snt evevy eeecpu N o. Ne chsrdsr. hcushl Asd ~
bShevt pnss Fvsu. Bresess ersct cosnAeuua ocsds
eued. Essshieked 10 lsu. Pnncspa onsa WiAn ssess
bvsncA once 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.

At the meeting of this Board, at o'clock yesterday
afternoon George Beyins was appointed doormsn in
the place of Jacob Feist Seventeenth Ward removed
for cause shown. In reply to resolution passed by
the Common Council, June l. 1860, directing the At
torney to the Corporation to discontinue the prosecu-
ton of all suits or complaints against any and every
person or persons for the violation of the ordinances
in relation awnings and signs, and also not TO CON-
mence any suit suits for penalties for violations OF
sad ordinances or either OF them until the further
order of the Common Council, the Commissioners
passed the following preamble and resolution:
e,eas The Corporation Of the City Of NewYok have vr
tusy repealed the ordinances In relation 10 signs and awnings
y sas @ AZ 70 the .sa to nS sS s1eqs
person for the violation Of said ordinances NC;
issue an order 70 the police stationed the City Of New
York to reirain from making for me slSson' Of the
ordinances Of tits city in relation to signs and awnnga
The ordinance of the Common Council prescribes
certain style of awning post for streets Of various
widths model of which is in the Office of the Street
Commissioner for the inspection OF builders and store
keepers aud prohibits, under penalty to be sued for
and recovered by the Attorney to the Corporation the
erection of any flags side-curtains 10 awnings
Within month or two past the broadway squad was
directed TO clear Broadway OF all membranes and
report all violations of the Corporation ordinances In
relation thereof and particularly in regard TO the con-
struction Of awnings, &C., the object being TO establish
uniformity in these matters along that thoroughfare
In accordance with said order the police reported nu
merous violations of the ordinances to the Attorney
TO, the CORPORATION, whose books in short space OF
time became filled up with the titles of various suits
against shopkeepers and property holders. ...
Notices of SAID suits sent TO all and many who
were ignorant of the law made answer thereto and
expressed their willingness to conform TO the ordinance
Others who had friends at Court appealed 20 hem
and the consequence was that numerous resolutions
were passed through the Common Council authorizing
sad persons to continue their obstructons Broad
way in direct violation of the law. And now, by the
above resolution, all persons may violate the ordinance
without the fear of prosecution. The Common Co1n-
eli have now revision of the said ordinance in rela
ton TO obsructons before them, but definite action
has as vet been taken thereon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
1Ruy and NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Additional adyiees from Rio Grande City have
bean received via Brownsville. They represent tne
four companies of United States cavalry there as toy
;adeoust 10 protect American citizens from the sate
Etes Of Coitina. :.
The officers of the recruiting service are now, In
compIance with a periodical custom, beng relieved
BEFORE the 4th Of July, considerable alteranonS WIZ
have been made in several rendezvous Capt 'iooS,
Lieut. Sweeney and Lieut. Winder, are at the neAa Oh
the enlisting Offices in this city at present.
Recruiting Is vigorously carried on at all the army
ss,ns Notwithstanding che efficient state OF toe seVe
raj regiments. In 1859. Tor the nrst time In t"eise
-, The s.,s0ulation number" of soldiers was regis
,.,sd ON the books of the War Department. Inc
,nonn,ed saryice is Just now getting more men tnah
,ha fsptry. Ii is siogulat tact, that of fTenty D0"
,n3 aopcants for enlistment last year. only e'g@'ee@
5,,ndrel yers physically qualified for admission 70 'i0
-. m Garage nauber of candidates accepted 10
g., ono an every nine rejected. Ea;h rendezvous In
Na, yo-k ssnds monthly TO Governors lsiand ABOUT
On ,ec,,a,s or from 100 to 700 in ALL Within a lie"
,,onhs 3:a soldsrs from this station, aud 2oo IRON
Nswport have been cent 70 the West, aud iequsi'n'
for reepforcements are daily expected from NC"
Mexico and other departments
Tba Navy Department has detached from the soeain-
f;s,e Niagara Elk assistant masters Mates VINO nave
been replaced by midsbiPmsA. The stores ana pro,
,;sons Of the Niagara Intended for nine months
cruise.
The following national vessels, homeward bound
from foreign squadrops, viii very soon be due. The
saiipa-slOop Marion, from the coast Of Africa tae
co,yeue Macedonian, f'Om the Mediterranean the
BRIG Banbr,dge, from Brazil, and the steam-ifisA'e
PoWbatan, from the Eat Indies. These vessels WIZ
be all replaced except tie Marion. .,,o
The following United sates nen-0'-wAr "OVas I'm ~
Lave the Uni,ed States for foreign SquaifonS' WIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
ADVERTISEMENT
To PRIVATE FAMILIES.

WorFp's ceebrstsd ScnIEDAs AROMATIC scHSAPrs shosa
be In the hands Of every traveller No family should lesvs ~
city or be without supply during the weather. ny
by III effects Of change Of weather. aud Ssv
eruse IL Is the puTcst liquor made in the world
Put up pint and quart bottles Sold BY al Drusssts 0s~
GERS and Fruit Stores.
"ALso, woLPBs PuRs CossAc,"
BRANDY BorrLss,"
(" MADEIRA, SHERKY, and"
0iI PoRr WNs,"
"FoR MEDICAL UsE-" ..s.Ff.
Families who use Wines shoald give the preference 10 H.
above They warranted and the best quality Esb
bottle has tho Importers certificate Of il purity.
UDoLPHo WeLFE
No. % Beaverst., Ncw-Yod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

BLospIs's WALK YEsTERDAY.-Judging from the
ANAL number of persons who assembled at Suspension
Bridee Yesterday afternoon, TO see Blonoin Walk
scross the Niagara River rope the interest IN tae
Little foreigner is good deal abaied. Not over 2oVo
nerso witpessed his feats yesterday About Al clock
ne left the United states side of the river dre'sed IN
the usual tights acrobat and crossed the rope IN
9 minutes bavmg during that time, made several
extraordinary summersaults and disers wonderful
vrtons aud re ed three four times 10 haze photo
eeTaphs of him taken. After remaining pr about a9
oar on the Canada side he prepared to recross and
rsrform the wonderful feat he had announced
Inv bipdfoded, and enyeloPed IN sack. he was no.
nn,e enyeloped however for the sack did not reach
,sr below bis loins, though covering bis head COM
nIe,elv II took him IL minutes to recross Among
Ether things he stood upon his head, while In tins state
Of obscuration and walked backward he reached the
TIn;t1d STATES bank 1T five minutes past clock 10
re who had seen the active little frenchnan WAX
h. rome before, and carry man on his back-an
nserston which we certainly have no desire 70 see
ooI,esied-the performance Of yesterday was not OF
any particular interest to Others y wa; mat, %
CO.. siderable interest," was testified IN tue repeated
obesrs with which each successive feat Wa gee ed
bir next crossing will take place on the fa Joty
yIep, NO donbt, a vast throng viii assemble 90 bee
him walk. liofIu'" "SAN''' V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
PLEURo-PNEUMONIA.
To The Editor Of The NJ y. Tribune.

To The Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune.
SIR: l am r.ticed that {" A Mathematician" of
Brooklyn srdenty espoused the Of your recent
pondsnt who cured his horse of peuro
pnsuona and cuary affords reasonable uppo
sion the yan himself knows his potencies and
may feel personally aggeyed If his champion be shownto
be ignorant ana In error
The writer in your paper of to-day Thursdsy) welcome
all the pleasure linn by my former article bat Il he be
really what his signature Imports he may readily prove by
careful sborous calculation that mine In your last Satur
Days issue however surprising snd funny neither iicu
GUS nor - altogether wrong"
HshnsmaDn his Arganon ZOO hrst American edon
paragraph 20, say':
dops Of mixture Of equal parts Of alcohol and the
recent Juice my medicinal plant be diluted with w drops OF
alcoho vial capable Of copang 100 drops ana tn wnoie
twice together the coine becomes exalted In energy
potsnz thu fret Developments Of power or as may 90
the r potence The Is to be continued
through twenty additional viAs each OF Equal capacity
with Tn. M and zach containing % drops Of spirits OF wine so
that every succeive the FIRST being furnished with
os dyon from the vial duton immediately preceding
had lust twice shsken Is Ia It's turn to be shaken
,,. number the diuion OF Oh vial upon
,h cor. as the operation proceeds These msnpOons 10
he conducted through all the vis from the hrst 10
IN. trt eth douth development Of power lpotsnzts
MISUNDERSTANDING ~ which the In mot general use"
Our Mshemacisn forge full may refer to the Argnon for
the conecD Of the quotation above and taking dop Of
Juice through the several msnipulations up the
tweh yia-truy formidable aairan easy process Tequr
ing merely 90 drops and constituting the simple dution In
Question No qusron drops necessary possible In toe
Of Grafton and yet each drop Of this du.on theoretically
guar pait II the original be adopt Hah
nenan ancient method Of enumeration and unds,sndngy
eseust. the 9Th Of the euon he cannot fail to perceive
that 100000 oc00 0Oocoo 0ooo Ia quarion drops Of It
only equivalent conts the single Of aconie juice
In the magnitude Of the above he satisfy himself
that my within the truth Let him do aud
then any future attempts to his friends he may
them from impuaiion ignorance Of real Hahnemannic po
tencie. and hm from the charge of having assumed title TO
which he has no claim.
Let him safy himself BY paten. calculation and than II
he please let him that horse has been cured Of psuo
four Of the t. eth and the few
exhibitions q the oeciuionth p,tencies
Let him calculate The above powersor II he no time nor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

take out gratutousy. letters and papers properly Dir
rected: ssoreshp Release from Brookynfor the Home
Squadron, to sail In few days. steam guuboats Paw
nee and Richmond to sail from Philadelphia and Nor
folk for the Mediterranean, in week or two; steam
fngate Niagara, to sal from New-York to Japan and
China, the LIST Of July and the storeship Relief to
sail from Boston for the Coast of Africa
Orders have been received at the Navy-Yard, Ports
month, N. H, to fit out the frgsse Constitution, Old
ironsdes,' az school ship. The desire of the au-
thortes to preserve this vessel has induced them to
detail her practice ship, board which no heavy
cannonading will be required.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

esque objects Of study to be found The Baltimore
end Ohio Rarcad passing through one Of the widest
and most picturesque parts Of the country, has already
been made memorable by the artistic aunts takeu upon
IL. Three Of our iandscapirs, Messrs Clifford, Hao-
bard and McEsnfee are going of ON sketching iann'
on this Road next week. The Compauy supplies 'nem
with two cars, one Of which is fitted win sisepng
accommodations and the other with she necessales Tor
menase. They switch off at any picturesque point Of
view thst may strike their fancy, and when they have
exhausted s "capabiities" for artistic purposes they
hook on to train and proceed far they choose.
We believe they are to be joined by some artists from
Baltimore.
--MessrsA Goupil g. Co. have lately received some
very choice pictures from Paris among which two
exquisite subjects by Edouard Frere, two small land
ecapes by Lanbinet, small cattle piece by Troyon,
delicate domestic scene by Trayer, and very fine
genre subject by a new artist Henneberg, pupil of
Corture's. At Goupils, too, may be seen exceed
ingly fine marine painting by De Haas of New-York,
representing the steamship Vanderbilt entering the
port of Havre. The translucency and motion of the
in this little painting rendered with extra.
ordinary power.
AT the Crayon Gallery, on the corner of Broad
way and Eighth street. couple of very fine min
isture landscapes by Delssard, of which is view
Of New-York from Hoboken. Mr. Nichols, the pro-
pretor of the Gallery has received three pictures from
Mr. Thorn, the first he has painted since he has been
under the pupiage of Edouard Frere. Two other pic
lures by this promising young artist are now on their
way from Paris.
-Four very fine landscapes, representing the four
Seasons have been received here from our country
man Cropsey, who is stIl in London, and whose land
scape representing autumnal scene on the Hudson
has elected the highest Communications from all the
leading London papers. EAgllsh critics, however,
who have never seen our sutumnal woods, naturally
enough regard tie brilliant hues Of the foliage as
slightly extravagant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

ASrE-MoRrEm ExAMIsATIos.-An application was
made at the Coroners Office yesterday for Coroner
TO hold an ante-mortem examination in the case OF
Thomas Raftery, who lice in very critical condi
ton at the New-York Hospital in consequence OF slaos
received on the 18th inst 1t appears that RafteTy and
a man named o Mel were in William Millers saloon
No. % Laurens street. the night of the lSth when
difficulty occurred between them, which resulted In
the stabbing Of Rafery. ONel was never arr asted,
and il was for the purpose of having him taken INTO
custody that the father Of the injured man desired the
examination to be made. Coroners Gamble and heeie
were on duty yesterday, but neither of them attended
to the request The consequence Of their neglect Will
probably be that the man will die, and his murderer
escape The business Of the Coroners Office has been
conducted Of late in outrageous manner Gases
are reported at the office for the Corone toat'end TO-
but are not noticed for one to- or perhaps three days
We are supposed to have four Democratic Cororers'
and if they all attended to their duties no case need DO
delay ed for over twelve hours. There are but TWO
Of these officials, however, whe do any busl-
Iess worthy # note Coroners Jacsman ara
sohirmer DO very nearly al the work, aud have ever
since they were elected t. othcc Cororera O'kse'e
azd Gamble ore sedsn 20 10 f91ad AZ he 1iiioe, e1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

THr GEEA1 EAsrERs.-Perhaps before this para
graph is read this morning that great uncertainty, the
monster steamship will be padding over the bar at
Sandy Hook. There seems to be little doubt now that
she would stsrt from England on the 10th, in which
event she will be quite due here to-day. She comes
bither Just in the nick of tmefor in the language OF
a youpgster whom we overheard yesterday, the
Japanese is played out, and we are already dying for
a new sensation. In anticipation OF her arrival,
Messrs Glinren, Minturn & Co., her consgnees, will
dispatch steam-tug at o'clock this morning to meet
her. If she does not disappon US this time, we think
her owners may expect to make mint OF money by
showing her to the curious The berth at the foot OF
Hammond street viii be ready for her to-day, and the
Committee of the Common Council are waiting to do
up her officers after the style of the Japanese EN-
bassy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
SUPREME COURT-CIRcuIT = JUNE %-Bsfore Justice
LEONARD.
MARRIED. woMAE's ACT or 1882.

This suit came up for trial the second time, the Jury
on the rst trial having disagreed Tn. prominent position s
parties and the legal talent employed In the Case dre~ s
concouIse of persons to the Court .. -,
The plaintiff claims that Mrs Gould wife Of the defcndsnt
while residing IN France him Of the premises
known Is Clinton place. which she became possessed Of
in 1872 Upon attempting take possession his claim was
osed by tie defendant Tho defendant insists that under the
married wonsns Of 1893 his wife had power 20 Lease
and therefore the lease given by her was i9ys
ages. The case IL still ,,.,s M,
C Moves and Brow n Hall Vanderpoei for defendant
- SPECIAL TERa-Defore Justice GOULD.
joseph Phelan and Mary Hare were brouSht before
the Cont charged with wishing to be connub hon
The Court tae evidence, and after reviewing the case
the parties to imprisonment In the state Prison OF
Mntrimony for kfe. 7. farI nf'r 81 ..r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
tAdvertiscmonkl
MRS. WtNsLQw,

An experienced Nurse and Female rhysAn Ia, Soevnse
SIRUP CRILDRxS TEETBtre Which greatly nessfes "
process Of Teehns BY soens the gums ssa reducing al -
Aammaion viii sy all pain and sdre 70 regulate tAs eows
Depend upon moher win give rest TO yourselves and ssl
and health to your iufans Perfectly cafe tn al cases
Millions Of bottle. sold every yesz IN tas unasea $780,
l Il q old and WELT led remedy.
PnIcs IS cEyrs BoTrLl
Mana senutps uDless the fac-simile Of CuRru PaRxA
NswYoh . tbs outside wrapper
Sold By Drugsists throughout The world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
fAdvertiseuientl
REWARD e. Co.'S INPALLiBi
iouszxHsPKR's RiyIa-
INSECT POWDER and

hffNhfD N CO INfhshtbiE
PATENT HouszxHsPKR's RiyIa-
INSECT POWDER and 20
... vEkxIs DKsrhoIRR-
Tie only truly reliable article for the minstou Of Bed
Bugs Reaches. Cro,on Bugs Moths Garden Insects Rats Mo
&c.
Sold by all Druggists Principal Depo, No isI Broadway.
Dwellings ships &c. cleared by contract No pay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE-EscAPE.-Since the new
law webt into operation, the first fre-escaPe attached
to tenement houses has been placed on the rear Of the
hve-story tenement house, No. l2 East Tmenty'slxth
street, 1t is simple in ito construction and affords
means of escape from the highest to the lowest story
The whole expense is about 500. 1t has been exam
ped by the Superintendent Of Buildings who approves
of the same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

TRIAL OF THE LONDON FRE-EscAPE.-The London
Fre-Escape of the kind long in use in that city re-
Gently imported by Gen. James L. Graham, aud by
him placed at the disposal of the New-York Fire De-
psrtnent will be exhibited by Hook and Ladder Com
paDy, No. IL, A. j. Garvey, Foreman, in the Park
10. day, at Al o'clock p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
fAdyertissmeutl.

A PICTURE OF YOUR MiSD.-If you would
know exactly what you are your capabilities and your faults
to Prof FOWLER No 900 Broadway and have true chs
ter written out in full
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

ELEVENTH RkGInEsT, WAsHIsGros RrLEs.-The
companies composing this Regiment will parade In full
uniform with white pants and gloves without KNAPP
sacks on the Fourth day of July next to celebrate
the anniversary of our National Independence. The
Reemental line will be formed in Great Jones street.
right on Broadway, at O'Clock a. m precisely. The
Field and Staff officers will assemble at the Colonels
quarters mounted at 81 o'clock m, and report for
duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
Adyerti. snient
MEYERS MIRACULOUS
ypss,x Dvsrsoyya
fAdvertisement,

only of and Mice Garden To-
Reaches and Water Bugs Principal Depot No Gu
Brosdwsy Sold by all druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

presson ard Loss Of Memory cured by original and painless
trrsnent snsnd BY ss the loss o. tns by the nosus
parable ir this speciality Ltasosr yscian and Surgeon
Author kc, No e41 Brcsdwsy ap ssis New Yors nom
IN. TO and Tuesday sad Tbursdsy evenings from tse
See Ne hundreds Of tsstinonisb IN his popular book
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
REAL Estate sArE.-The following sales wei

House. ssd lot No a Orchard asss
Property No ls7 Maiden Lane .......,.......1 10 so
Phone " No IL State st. running through Pearl 900
poferty No III State street. 62I5
Property No 32 broadway, tun sze.......-... 81 eoe
BY A. J. Bleeoker. Son 4 Co
lots 9th 99th aud 10th SITS, 2exl00 each.. 800
lots i0tth ST. near 9Th ay 25xl00. 3.s9o
House No SO West Houston St. axis 6,yo
years Of No. I'll Broadway lover and above incuu
............................. %
Onehsif interest in "a Sreenpoint ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. soss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
TAdyer,ise,nen,

THIS WILL BE A GREAT HOLIDAY At BARNUM's
MUSEUM Mr. w. O'NkL appears Ia "Out LISA Cousin %
AFTERNOON and EvKSSG and oil tho wonderful novelties md
euriesitles at al houra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

ev;uc;n0 steady discrimination TO run Gen. Hous-
ton as the Peoples nominee, irrespective OF Con-
In accordance with the resolutions passed at the
Uoustop mass meeting in Union square, on tuesday
evening, May 20, the Executive Committee aaoP'eo
the following CALI o..yv-.
The friend. ef Gen Houston In the State Of
a. s Peoples candidate for the Presidency are 70 ee
SCHENECTADY at m place In nomination hous9h .s ~
ossi III a for thi. State also TO designate csndbaF io
yce be supported BY the electors In conneeo1
with Gen Houston; and this purpose AL Houston yup an9
ORGANIZATIONS are requested 10 iend three delegates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

HoYr's HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE is tho
best article in The market for giving gray red br hs
black OF brown. See advertisement in another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
CosrRAcTs AWARDED BY THE STREET CoasIs-
sIosERProposals were opened and contracts awarded
bY the Street Commissioner Yesterday, as follows:


Alterations and additions TO house 10 be occupied by Hose
Company No. 81 bids. awarded to Charles tsndeyoo at
s3Oi5i tine onths sureties, VIM. A smalley aud VIM
Webb, In coo each.
Setting curb gutter and tagging feet whore not
already the south side Of Sixty nh street. from Third
40 feet westerly tberefrom bids awarded to
Thomas Cmins at 47s 3d. time 40 days sureties, Alex
Bradley Michael Cronin, In = 900 each
Alterations additions TO house TO be occupied by Hose
Company No bids awarded TO Charles Vandsryoor at
s7t5, time, months sureties VIM. Webb and VIM. A.
Snaey, in 800 esch. -
BudI house in Marion street for the Of Engine Com
psny No 81 bids awarded to VIM Coulter at ass time i've
moths suretie r. Mcdaniel and Stephen OHara In 1900
each.
heparn AID the house TO be occupied by Hoe Com
psny NO Is lids awarded TO Chas Nandeyco 507 time
ihrte nonths survies lillian Webb and William A. 5maisy
IN 800 each. .
Repairing and altering the Twelfth Precinct House
bids Watson Haw 81 300 time 10 days sure
ties John MoAulif aud Charles Holman Ia $1,000 each
Alterations AID additions 10 house 70 DC occupied py Engine
Company No Ia bids; awarded Charles Iandeyeot a.
al2j time three mouths sureties VIM A sn'aiey ana Ill.,
Webb In 81 900 each r,,,
grading from First 70 Third
Avenue; bids awarded 10 Peter MeehAn Of 20
Is months; sueties Owen MeOoven and John meofa" In
$4,000 each.