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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-13

sentiments exactly in regard TO this
patriot and statesman. And We think
The Democratic party would be bcnc-
fitted il il would rid itself, il possible.
Of the weight OF some extremists who
always make asses D. themselves IL
their favori;cs are not put forward
Some Of this class are now dcpreca
ting McClellan's nomination four
years ago, and cndeavoring TO stigma
tie him as spolicy candidate, !"
while they demand candidate on
"principle.n Their principles would
not then, and could not now, COM
mani a corporal's guard Of voters.
and it is only their astonishing fund
Of lmpndence that enables them 70 at
tract any notice. In abiding to Nc
Clcllan the Sun says:
We cav sncering paragraph in
an exchange, a few days ago, stating
that he was on his way home, and the
paper seemed TO speak as though its
mention Of the fact was condescen
sion Tor which the General should be
very grateful. saving him, as it un-
donbtedly did, from The ignomy Of
tofgetInlness. Party spite las done
its work for the General. who by near
y two million OF unbiased votes. attes
ted the aticctionatc regard OF the PEG
pie Of the North in 1864 But Tor
some unfortunate streaks in The plat
form on which lie stood. lie would
have been elected, we think. These.
and the soldiers vote" that was a
prelude to sutirage-tinkcring that has
been pursued since. defeated him
We feel assured that there never was
a candidate for the Presidency who
STOOD fairer before the people than
he. lrreproachablc as soldier,
whose Conduct OF the war had no DC
merit but it's humanity, which sought
to win rather by waiting than to cx-
pose his command to inter destruction
by rash progress, and the ION to Rich
mondn shouts OF his secret enemies
lie stood before the people the bes
(military) man for their snfiragcs tina
conld have been selected, and rctircC
from the unfair contest without |
whit Of his popularity impaired o
furnished. For his public services
the unanimous t!anKs Of Congress
were a sufficient voucher, and on
would think that this, with his entir
withdrawal from public life, would b
sufficient to secnrc him from such at
tacks as have followed him to the oil,
world. and Of which the one allude'
10 Is a new beginning here. Il is
fortunate thing for many that news
paper structures are not history. His
tory is full of rcvcrsals OF cotempors
~ award, and justice. though sure,
certain to crown the deserving name
though centuries of oLlcquy rest W
on it. 1t will not require SO long
time before the name OF McClclla
will lie free from the mist which part
prejudice and professional envy hay
thrown over il, bccuasc the instis
that awards ia also an avcngcr, AZ
the malice and nalignity that has
Aciuated his traducers will rccol upo
themselves.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-13

"The President has issued an
other amnesty proclamation, by which
most OF the late rebels, excepting ID,
principal leaders, ARE pardoned upon
taking an oath OF allegiance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-13

UThc cat-hauIlLg and wool pull
ing between the various county candi.
dates is becoming qnite interesting 70
IN outsider. Goeasy. gentlemen. and
you who are beaten won't feel so bad
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-13

"Thcrv are a25 cheese factories
lin Canada. ~. 900 cows, ant . pro-
duct OF 10000 900 pounds Of cheese.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-13

ora New Orleans dIs7s,ch says many
families hsve decided not 10 send their chill
dren 70 public schools this winter. in esss
they have 10 s-.ceisse Nth blacks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-13

or Ex Senator Nj ID ,Oss.. 81 California
died q Albany. N. Y LIST MONDAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06
THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS

MI. Morrill, introduced IN the Senate TODAY
bill to authorize the formation of corpora
tons for man ufacturing. mining, mechanical
or chemical purposes in the District of Column
bia. 1t provides that three or more persons
who may desire to form a company for cary
ing on any kind OF business above stated nav
make acknowledgment, and file in the Clerks
Office OF the Supreme Court of the District
certificate stating the corporate name of the
company, the term of its existence, not to ex.
coed fifty years, number of shares number
and names OF trustees, DC and when this il
done the persons signing shall be a body DO.
HtIc and corporate The concerns at said
company shall be managed by not less than
three or more than nine trustees who shall he
stockholders, citizens Of the United States
and majority citizens OF the District. Stock
holders snail be seyeraily indi idualiy ii lbIe
10 the creditors OF the company TO an amount
equal 10 the extent of stock held by them re-
spectyely, until the whole amount OF capital
stock shall have been paid in. Provisions are
made in regard TO issue OF stock, payment of
dividends, payment Of stock, Transfers OF
stock. &c: &c. The bill was referred to the
Dt.trict Committee.
Mr.. Morrill, reported from District Committee
House bill for the incorporation Of the INA.
tionaI Capital Insurance Company" with
Amendments authorizing the COMPANY TO he
Conducted on the plan OF mutual ins urance
but requiring the names of at least one hun.
dred applicants TO be entered on the books
be fore the company shall commence business.
The company is also required to make an
ann ual statement OF premiums, losses funds
outstanding, risks, &c. The corporators are
Green Adams, Erastus PouIson. and others
[Should the bill pass with this name, IL will be
likely TO make confusion. as there is already n
National Insurance Company" in this Dis.
trIct1 -T.f
Mr.. Morrill,, from same committee, also re-
ported, with amendments, the bill auth orizing
limited partnerships in the District OF Column.
biz. Also, the DILL TO incorporate the Howard
University in the District OF Columbia with
amendment Also, the bill .sto amend the law
OF the District Of Columbia In relation to iudi-
cial proceedings tAerein,' with Amendments
Mr.. morrill, introduced q bill amending the
charter OF the Metropolitan Railroad Company
OF this District, 80 as to extend for five wears
the time within which said company Is re-
CURED to complete the several lines of rail-
WAYS authorized by the said charter Referred
to District Committee.
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Affairs i'm Grereeteu,

TEE RIvER.-The crushed ice nils nm ~.
ii,er opposite the city, snd continues as m.
uSnless rs ~ there wss water balo~,t
There Is not the slightest isdicstivn OF "A No.
nent- nor likely 70 be untn there ia anaths,
rise In the river. The ehass-I Is compI.tsI,
enoked below, and until the way 10 openea -
low the bridge IL will be inpess bic for taa 49,.
20 move here heavy ran 10 vsntea 80
sweep away the distractions. Little eoys pIsy
seout on the bee IN the ceannel, and a. apes,r.
10 be provhensal that with all tne recs g.
ness d1plsyed by them and the river men uha
have been engaged in the securing OF proper,
no serious accident hiss occurred Thsaan..,
10 wharf properly 90 only partially ascsrtaIp.S
as most OF the wharves ars stall co yersd s,th
ice Davidsca's wharf has been lifted from m.
piles and thrown around out OF position sns
the heds upon &c Frustrated. The wharf OF
the Borden Company Is somewhat torn, but IN
what extent 10 sot yet ascertained. Rays Nm
wharf Is conside ably injured. and we tae
ice moves IL 10 expected ID Al others will n.
found quite as bsdiy damaged. The ice ABOVE
the Chan Bridge ~ sasd 10 be banked up 20 10
% feet above the level OF the river The agp~-
Duct is The mail ropse for the present between
this District and The South, and lines OF orant-
buses sad hacks convey passengers between
Alexandra and the Virginia end OF the aque.
large numsr OF passengers came over the
aQueduct ts-day.
The news from the canal above is that ss
lar as ascertaiDed there IL but q single break
In the embankment-a zap Of about twenty
feet near the Great Falas- The condition OF
me river adds 10 the gloomy appearance of
Water street Little 40 doing BESIDES refttiRR
the warehouses and rearra n ing the stock
which bad been removed for safety.
FLOUR AND GRAM MARKET The market
continues dull. Receipts by wagons of nour
and grain light Sales uuImvertanL and prices
unchanged
TIE MILLs.-The mills have ali suspended
operations. The ice probably has more 70 do
with this suspension than any ether cause
BEATING A FELLOW PRTSOSHR-Mondav
night John Mack was locked up the station
house for being drunk. lie was placed in A
cell with Chas. r. Parker. During the nigh
the watchman heard PARKER tell Mack 10 keen
his hands out OF his pocket a few MINUTES
afterward the Waterman was called TO sonar
ate the prisoners, Mack having taken advan-
taCe OF Parker while lying down. and kicked
and beat him badly about the face. Justlc.
Buckley fined Mack S5.4i Tor his conduct IA
the cell.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

The statement of the pU bile debt on the lst OF
February, 1867, shows that the debt bearing
coin interest was SLAP, SAL go the debt bear
ing currency interest was SsI9.672, $4,000: ma.
tured debt not presente led for payment, SIS. 79I.-
asa 81; and debt bearing no interest, $3.50, 163,-
sC3.12; making total debt, 81 ia $50 SO. The
amount of coin in the Treasury was s97, 35i.-
go SO, and currency S45,O69,I 1888 Amount of
debt less cash in the Treasury So 5i3.3i 74s So
an increase since January LIST Of S24,575 g. The
coin in the Treasury decreased 1886. 964 O6 dur
ing the Tonth OF January, while during the
same period there was an increase Of slI.I73,.
l91 81 in cnrrencu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06

GOVERNMENT SECURITIEs.
WAsHIHeToK, February 6, 1897.
Jay Cooke & 20 furnish the following QUO
tatiOns of GoyernRent eecurities. -
FINANCIAL.

Lewis Johnson 90, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign arkets az follows.
new YORK, Feb, s-ist Beard-U. S. reg.
stered. leoi, l0sS; DO, coupons, los: 5-2O's,
h6S; 1910 s, registered. 99a: do coupons, 100 Y;
7.}o 9, los \: Ono anO Mississippi Certificstas
e5x; Canton. 43h; Cumberland, 36: QuicksiI
yer, 80, Mariposa, 10; New York Central,
l0ih; Erie, Ss1; do. prefer'd, -. Hudson, I27:
Reading, lO4A Michigan Central, lOs; Mich
lgan Southern. TX; ILLINOIS Central, II4y:
Cleveland and Piusburg. s3h; Cleveland and
Toledo. 10y: Rock Island, 81; Nortbyas
tern, 81; do. preferred. 81: Fort WAYNE
"a Chicago and Alton, 114s; Alton and Ter
re Haute, SO: Toleco and Wabash. AK: w. II
telegraph. 4iH Boston Water Power, ~; pa.
cine Mail, 1853; Atlantic Mail, 102x. Gold, 3. 30
m, IRA y -' O
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THE STEAMER LANCASTER

The Navy Department this morning we'd
information from Commander Dan1 b Ridge
ly, OF the U. s. steamer Lancaster, dated Mas
san, N. p, January 81, 1867, announcing that
the Lancaster lett Callao on the 2lst Of Sep
TENDER, 1866, stopping at Valparaiso and Bar
ant passage around Cape Horn OF IS days from
Valparaiso. On the 2st instant Commander r.
left Barbados with IS days rations for orroIk
Va; afer leaving the Islands there was a calm
OF six days after which several heavy gales
were encountered OF Cape Hatteras, which
drove the steamer from her destination and
made IL necessary TO 60 10 Nassau for proyi-
sions. after receiving which the steamer would
sail for Norfolk.
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INCREASE OF PAY, DC.

Mr.. Wilson, from the Military Committee Of
the Senate, to-day reported q bill providing
that for two years from the LIST July. 1867. all
officers Of the army below the rank Of Major
General shall be paid an addition Of 49, per
centum 70 their present pay proper; and the
pay Of all field officers and other mounted OF.
Ulcers shall hereafter be the same as is now
provided BY law for cavalry officers OF like
approved jane 30, 1884, is contin ned In full
force for three years from the 2Oth OF August.
1866. The same bill authorizes the Secretary
OF War to. sell the Government properly at
Harper's Ferry ~ .-1 .-.! itie ,Ya,-H- LIZ I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06

ALLEGED VIOLATION OF CopYRIsHr.-Mr.
T.. h Webb has commenced action against
the Philadelphia Euening Telegraph, through
Msssrs. Hazeltine and washourne as counsel,
Tor $500 damages, the charge being an alleged
violation Of copyright committed by that aper
IN publishing Limb Lark, q trayeaty of
Griffith Gaunt, istsiy published in book form
by Mr.. carleton. r..-.
MI Webb 10 DOING very foolish thing, for
Its publ alton By the Telegraph was an excel
lent advertisement OF his work. and would be-
SO considered By any writer having an ounce
Of bus iness brains. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06
THE LONG BRIDGE

Now that the Long Bridge il so seriously
damaged again as to require considerable
expenditure for repairs, is 1t not n fitting time
Tor Congress to take the bull by the horns and
provide for the erection Of a bridge that shall
be permanent structure, and that at the same
time shaiI not injure navigation. This should
be done IN correction with other river i'm.
provements. such as diverfing the Georgeto wn
channel to the Washington shore by a break
water. In fact the river has now selected this
channel, and deserving the Virginia shore, is
pouring through the Washington draw Of the
bridge in immen sc volume.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06
DISTRICT CONGRESS

The committee of Board Of Trade represent
ingthe business interests before Congress, con-
sisting OF Messrs. Wall, Elvans, Thompson.
and Shepherd, waited upon the Senate COM
mittee this morning with two bills, prepared
by them. Of great impor lance to our business
community. One OF them d law providing for
the formation Of limited partnerships, and an =
other being copy OF the New York laws for
IAN act OF general Incorporation for manu-
featuring. mining, ana chemical purposes. I"
The passage OF these two bills will be an era
in the business history OF this city, and We
gress in acting upon measures SO important.
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GOLD At PAR


Inc esrly resumption Of specie payments Is
the desirasle goal towards which all our legis.
latlen on finance should be directed, because
until an equilibrium between gold and cur.
rency Is restored, the relations between CAPT.
tai and labor will be disturbed, and values
will be unsettled. We have heretofore, IN
treating of the currency question, noticed the
opposing schemes of =" contractionists'' and
''infiationists," and indicated our approval of
neither theory. The fact is, that most
OF our present troubles from fuctuating
values, the direct result of the total
want of a fixed financial policy. Bulls
and bears operate for a rise or fall according
TO the indications of Con gresslonal action, hos
tile or favorable 10 either; and the alterations
Of hope and fear combine to bring about fe-
verIsh state OF the money and stock markets
fatal TO manufacturing and commercial inter-
ests, and profitable only to SPECTATORS ANY
fixed system Is better than the present uncer-
tainty. Even let IT be understood that no fur.
ther action will be taken in reference to the
currency during the present session Of Con-
gress, and much Of the financial derangemen,
which now exists would cease at once.
The various methods suggested to bring
about resumption all belong to one OF two
classes. One looks To curtaiIment Of currency
the other to an augmentation of the gold basis
Congress has already signifieu its disapprovaI
OF the first of these two, and majority have
denounced il as disastrous. If not impI acticable
Otherwise blending of the two plans, to pro-
vide for a gradual reduction of the currency
and increase Of the gold basis al the same time,
might have been devised. and afforded the best
possible solution of the financial problem. AZ
II IL, one alternative only seems left, namely an
accumulation of gold in the Treasury.
The objection urged against this course Is
that the gold would rise aud ad vance the price
of commodities. This Is not SO clear. Let !,
be understood that gold is being accumulated
only until a fixed limi. is reached, when re-
sumption Will at once commence, and we will
ind that as the amount approximates 10 tina,
limit, just in the same ratio will be the ten
dency to equilibrium between currency and
specie. Thus when the Government finds
ftself in position to redeem. no greater pro-
portion of gold TO circulation will be required
than was necessary for ordinary banking
operations before the war. We might follow
out this line OF argument by the effect OF such
course upon the value OF our bonds abroad
An important element IN any calculation of the
sort, but enough has been said to indicate the
nature OF an opinion which is now entertained
by many Of the ablest fnanciers in the country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06
TELEGRAPHIG NEWS.
Royal Marriage on the Tapis-Reforuo-
Ross WiRans-lhr Mafkets-Ae
LATER FROn EUROPE

hoyal marriage on the Top1S-6efoPu-
Ross WiRans-7h~ Markets, &c
BERLIN, Feb. s-The Duke Of Flandsys, h .ir
apparent TO the throne Of Be GUM, Will coon
marry the Princess Hohenzolem
LONDON, Feb. 5-Evening.-Durine the de-
livery of the Queens speech to-day there were
crles of "reform REFORM"
Ross Winans has received contract from
Russia to buhd cars and locomotives for tn It
Government. --..---.--.-.--,-...
United States bonds at Frankfort are quoted
at76k.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 5-Evening.-The CO ton
market closes irregular and inactive. Tue
sales to-day hardly reached 5000 bales Mi.
ding Uplands, 1iKs.; Middling Orleans, 14Ad.
per pound. Advices from Manchester are IN
favorable for goods and yarns in that CITY.
The market is heavy and prices are lower.
Breadstuffs are generally less firm and prices
lower.
LONDON. Feb. 5-Evening- Consols for money
are quoted at 30 lilo; Fries, 395: Illinois
Central, 81; Five-twent,es, - 7-Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06
STATE DINNER AT THE EXECUTIVE MAN

The fifth State dinner Of the President took
place last evening ~ the Executive Mansion
at six o'clock, and was attended by a number
OF members OF Con gress, with their ladies. The
members OF the Senate having been limited TO
the previous dinners, the future ones will be
for Representatives, the in vitaiions being ex-
tended In alphabetical order. The company
last evening consisted OF the President and
Mrs Patterson, Secretary Seward and Mrs
Slower, MI ana Mrs. Il. N Boyer. of Pa: X
r. auckland and daughter, Of Ohio; I. G. Der.
gen, Of N, Y; George W. Anderson, OF Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Banks, OF Mass; A A Barker,
Of Pa; 5. E. Ancona. Of Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. John
b. Alley, Of Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Cakes Ames,
OF Mass John BIdwell. Of Cal; William b.
Allison, Of Iowa; Mr.. X. W. Clarke and lady
of Ohio; MT. and Mrs. 5. NJ. Oullom OF mi )
Mr.. and Mrs. B. q. Cook. Of ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Darling, OF N. Y; Governor and
Mrs. Smy III, OF n. H., and Mrs Parsons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06
Exc CUtioU

NoRRIsTowN, PA, Feb 6-Jaoob +. Ha.
dolpa was executed about noon TO day fer the
murder OF Julius Wocheie, q young German,
in November, 1865 HIS object was to obtain
money belonging to Wocheie in Germany, and
he Was detected by letter written to obtain
it, He died after delivering a speech in Ger
man, In which he protested thar he was guilt.
less OF the crime for which he was about to
suffer an ignominious death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06
DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LAND.

Returns received By the Commissioner Of the
General Land Once from the local office at
Menasha. Wisconsin, show that 4,Si0 acres OF
the pn bile lands were disposed OF during the
month or January last. large portion OF
which was located with agricultural college
scrip, and the remainder taken up under the
homestead law, sold for cash, q nd located with
military warrants. Returns for the same
month nom the Montgomery, Ala, ONCE show
several entries under the homestead law for
actual settlement and cultivation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06

NJ CARD.-1 wish to express my heartfa,t
~ gratitude to Mr. Jerry Ksub who ar tns
sf OF his Own lie saved my boy from drowning
who aided ID restoring my child 70 spimation ~
Yer ne WAS taken senseiess from the water by Mr..
haoo. should be glad TO express my gratitude
In person to Mr. Rauh, but Ind that he left ths
1t JEROME GsIT s1ioonn;
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A NEW COUNTERFEIT.

Counterfeit: $40 notes of the Flour City Ma
tional Bank OF Rochester. New York, have
made their appearance. They are well exc
cuted and calculated to deceive the public
but the blurred appearance Of the bill afford
an indication OF Its spurious character to those
who examine 1t closely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06
Delaware Legislature.

DOVER, DBL, Feb. 6.-The House, this
morning, rejected the Constitutional Amend
ment by strict party vote, IS tot
The bill allowing negroes to vote and
making their punishment for crime the same
as whites, was defeated by a party vote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06
TOWN Lors IN PETALUMA, CAL

tAL.
The Commissioner of the General Land or.
fce has just approved forty more entries OF
Town lots In the city Of Petal1na, Cal, max
ing one hundred Of these entries which have
been approved within the last week and filed
IN the proper divisions for patents 10 Issue
nereon- About three hu ndred entries for lots
IN that city, made under the proyrso OF the I'd
section Of the act OF July Isl, 1864, have thus
lar been approved upon the greater portion Of
which patents have already been issued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06

BISHOP LYNcA.-Thot Au6hta (9a) Era
states that bishop Lynch, of the Catholic
church. deiiyersd . lecture In that place re-
Gently, in the Central Presbyterian church,
"The Tunnel Of the Alps" The travels of
the Bishop in Europe made this q familiar
subject as he had thoroughly examined the
work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06

Nor YET ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fellow
who has not yet lost all hope Of the success Of
the Coufederaey, on Saturday night entered
thestore Of Messrs. Gay 4 Allen, In the sou Ia
side OF the basin, and stols eight thousand dol.
auaoant Of that currency that we have kno wn
TO be rotten on at one time since the eyacua.
tion-Rickmopd Wits Qlg1-3<I Irsk !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-06
~ OFFICE sECRETARY BOARD OF

WASHING TON. ID. G., February 8, 1871
The FOLLOWING Is TIE LIST OF NH
hhAnNGES DECLARED BY THE BOARD or
, Dead - EsIcss.s: Rsad Fish or Oa.I Of Fish.
Onals from Butchers Stalls and SLAUGHTER
stsgnsnt or Still Water in Ponds, M.r.be.
sewers or Cellars: Areas or Vaults. Foul or Or.
structed Dreins, Water pee. or Watsr- closets
lo3l stables. Foul Gov houses or Cow. pens.
f9ai Priyies And bog Sites: Foul Premises !
Hec:ying ,Hege!abes aud Fruits Of every dc.
seription Al Animal Substances, whether On tire
may b thrown out. WV ""'es
ExDossre or offering for sale Unsound Provi.
tions, Fruits, or Vegetables A"'i
All Ashes, Babbish, Shsvings. or Refuse Sinh
stances OF any trade, occupation. or bu,inass
witch may be preJudical to pn bile hsaith
bfith. 6eeesuds In Poo0 Drainage from Dva
Housf0 or Soap aatories Wv
sources OF Unhealthy BXhaiations or Odors NJ
occupants. = - VI 'As
Horses going st large with Glandsrs, Tsrcsy. or
any other Contagious Diseases. "
Overcrowded Tenement House,, InfsmmahIs
tsrial in dangerous proximity to buildings
HOUSES or bu1ldiLgs, or portions thereof, in
state OF dflsptdatfon Or decay, end snRerinR the
lives And Iropesty Of those In the vicinity.
Openings for etoys Pipes, unsecured, endangsr.
iDg me property health, or comfort Of the sur.
Snow Ice. or any other obstruction In cutters.
preventing the free n'~ g S n So 'Ss.s1q.
Herr6fAry I'd Of a.