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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-15
Attachment sui.

John Beamish. agent rlaintid. ". Frank ks-
FFiDAVIT FOR ATTACHMENT HAV-
a tnr beer made IN this case. in pursuance
~ secfion sf55 Of the Code Of Tennesiee. ard
sttachHent having been Issued and returned
,rror'erfv of tie defendant. Irank fsfer. II l.
,hersfsre ordered that said defendant aprear
al nv Office. in the citr Of Ncmphis- Icnneelrc.
an or before the 15th day ef July next. and ee-
fend fhis suit. or The saue VII te taken Tor
rorfesscf - 70 him. aud the csse rct So hc.r-
ms exparte. and that crpy II tnE order -
ruhiirbed once = week for four succ llllrc uceEl
IN 'hs f''l'' kH. GLIss0N. g.P.
Juue 2. lses. oaH-iH
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MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON R. R.

NOTICE-ON AND AFTER THE bTH
~ inst, .ravel 70 the Spings on the line OF
the Ncnnhis i Charleston X. X vii. be
charge af iuii passenger rates
The fsct on local business tr vel on the road
having taken aivautare Of the privilege ex-
tenied 10 visitors 10 the Springs. prompts the
withdrawal ei privilege granted IN pu uhlieation
nc General supsrinisnien;.
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ARadieal Picture Of a Radical Cor gresham

ARadieal Picture ofa Radical coBgrsssman
or Mullens, the member Of Congress
from the ShelbyviIIe district in Tennes-
see, the Washington correspondent Of
the Chicago TribWne says:
Business at the Capitol is fresheniug
Nd after the rain, which has brought q
good many amphibious people to the sur
face. 0ne Of then Is Mallens, the sze=
cessor Of David Crockett, IRON the State
OF Tennessee
Not 70 kuow Mullous Is not 10 be a "a
mode. Mullens sits on the front row Of
Representatives, beside his twin eroiehet,
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wHITE ORE HOUs 1.

CPACIOUS, AIRY ROOMS. CLEAN BEDS,
- beautiful and quiet locality. and table not
excelltd BY any in Memphis. Those wishing
board would do we'll to select rooms, as the
house is filing rapidly.
62-f A. T. SHAW. Proprietor.
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Together with the la-gs "a z@nare sztenes
rs, renders Il in our power 10 ofer inooee
ments in prices which cure ouspetitcrs canno
WHII MORE = 20
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
J.rr, A. HrDsoy, Plaintiff. Attorney.
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
.Nutirts of gankruptcu.

IN BANKRUPTCY.-DIST OF NEW
JERSEY sat- Paterson. the 27th day Of April 1865 The
undersigned hereby notice Of BIS appointment as assignee OF
ALBEHT NOACK and ALEXANDER H. McCAULAf Of Orange. IN
tbs Couny Of EsY and within said district who
Ajudged bankrups their own Pnnn W he Ds'
Court Of said district r. W. HOASEl' Assignee.
Al the Office OF the County Clerk, City Of Paterson
IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATEs for the DISTRICT OF NEWJERSEYIn the natter o
ALEXANDER PHILIP. BankpPt-lS BANSRuPrcr-TO WHOM
If MAY CONCERNs The undersigned hereby notice OF bis ap
ponmrnt as Asguee Of ALEXANDER PHILIP Bankrupt OF the
township Of Beeve In the County Essex and State Of Newefsey
within a district adjudged Bankrupt upon bis
lon hy the District Court Of said distrc-Daed May lS6S
My2 lawJSS. WILLIAM H. DEnhOOl Aslsnee-
THIS is to give NOTICE, that on the 22d
d.v NJ Anri ID 1863 Warrant in Bankruptcy issued
against the estate of CHARLES WOODS Of the CITY Of Railway IN
who bas been audss
bankrupt bis peuoni that the payment Of any dents % o
srv property belonging such bankrupt 20 hn or for bis use
And M transfer Of sny property by L forbidden by sw that
meeting Of Of the said bankrupt 70 their de ana
choose one or his will be hed al Court OF
bankruptcy holden No 80 Albany street New
Jersey before JOHN BLMBNDORR Register the 10Th day OF
NAV A. D. 1885 AZ II O'clock m dated April 29, 1864
-'' BEsAJAH DEACON, .. 5. Marshal as Messenger
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoEK Fudays Nay ], 1853
The Exchange SalesTOOm wasA deserted hau
today There were movements IN 70 and movements on
co. but none Of real estate Property purchased at dfer
ent periods OF the season wayprompy taken possession
OF by the buyers but hoJders quescent. aud VIII
probably preserve this immobhty for week
or ten days aud during that time we expect I"
record but very few transactions as mh'Io
IN puNlic The week, however. WAS renaiA1o'e
one not alone because OF the character OF the pop'
disposed Of but from the amount realized D! 'io ''
Tho sales were also an index Of the real vdue VI iuS
and houses IN the various parts Of the CRY III WIN" my
were located. Very few Of the prices OO'@.n0u "' NJ
titious as the bidders were NANNY aNpHiHs
buyers. and when the hammer OF te aue"oleer
fer and closed the auction, tho properly changed
ov,oor. IN fact Those VINO have peruscd our
douv record OF public sales at the city mart
aot f IN have observed the tendency OF real estate
an mi. island TO 60 far beyond the reach OF people Ia
moderate means The present high prices VIII probably
h maintained indeed may be sti further enhanced; al
bopcb there are apprehensoDs that If the existing rates
sbould he founded on the enormous taxes to
he collected they cannot be preserved. An
assessment OF over t2OOOo,OOO, made necessary by
the extravagance OF our local governments is
lcved TO be more than the bricks and mortar and the
these numbers ~ millions of dollars, TO be Wrung from
te industries OF the people, should force the masses 10
rcpudate Their present rulers ana thus make easy re
ductOn Of the annual tax levy, real estate might expert
ence slIgnt fall but this depreciation could
rot ujuriously affect holders. as it would only
DC a consequence of decreased taxation. On
OF banks their capital rather than assume the RISKS
aud responsibilities OF carrying real estate would seek to
become the OF the roof under which they hvcd
Bnd this demand would have the effect To preserve
the present prices If not t. s further Increase them
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
A 0rLINDID 00On Ior 1'Oi-'' '
EXPLORATION OF THE NILE TRIBUTARIES
A

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EGmT IEsRs wASDhuNGs IN CEvroS" THE
HOUND II CIT
Tn, charming book bra m Of entertainment and lrrueo
attractive work the E Our ageots are Lawns
great uecess all who desire u sell book that peases e9e oay
ana has us competition, shonk examine II At once -
books Of travel have gained large degree OF paen
intelligent readers IN Crta Britain as this 40
Of scientific erploston geographical dove ses
personal adventure The books ths coeh vii bod
en- Overlooking OfeatertsiBmeBt aud instruction
There rubbish thrown to 6 The and the only dss
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Fo full Information o. h. CASE Co.. Publishers Al Hart
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A GENTS Wanted for GREELEY'S AMER.
"A ICAE COSFLICTs work has bad an exraoroaTg SALE se<
ain oes better inducements Experienced than most sob
,epon books particulars address ~ CASE Co.. Pub
isbsrs Hartford Conn, CineuHad. Ohio or Che,eo Ia
A LII AGENTS who propose 10 sell, and al
n parties propose bny Life Of Gen Grant should Hnes
stand tl4I be PERSONAL HisToRI Of
GENERAL GRANT,
by Albert d RICHARDSON,
ertt,n the ilasi1o GeaGi ond s The ory
ly authorized Biography Q kfH and VIII contains nA
important and Interesting iaater no oihe book has 9r oda ooa
gathered by authors their eiy CHAIRS ~ home az ga h0aS
harreiy being consequently unreliable and sold hespy
bAs spen nearly exclusively work visiting localities
etResses and seeking onei and he gives r
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To editors giving the above three Insertions and sending nAfa
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New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

HISTORICAL DOCUMENTARY STATISTICAL, ASD POLlrlCA1
IRON The FOUNDATION or d. TIE M GOV 'ERNhhNr ~ I'M
PRESENT TlMk-
vol 40 pages l2mo Compiled from oassl sources .
and
ant matters pertaining NaMIl Hsory Ms ofas aoe1ssss
And statistical tables worth the price VI the boo ihs ees
ing among the contents Vi the work
History of the Flag. By Hon J. 7. Header.
The Declaration Of Independence
The Constitution Of the United States
Amendments to the abolsh.ng slavery, ks
Battles Of the Revolution.
siAtsies Of slavery before The Revolution
Fugitive Slave bills OF 1923 and 1850.
The Missouri Compromise Act
washagtou's Inaugural and Farewell address
yaekson's Famous gullisestiou PrOcanatoa
The Monroe Doeias--Dred Scott DecisOA.
Neutrality Of the United States
Popular Vote Of each Presidential Candidate
Hon. s. A Douglass Great Union Speech
orsn Area, and Population Of each state
Lncola's First Call for Troops
Lipooln's BlOcksding Proclamation.
The Emancipation Proclamation.
Coaa.c,tlon Act-Amnesty PrOclaHations
LiBcolBs Fist and Last Inaugural Address
The Cost Of War-U. s. Expenses 1859 and 1883
Statistics Of Killed and Wounded in the RebelHsa
Statistics Of Troops furnished By each State.
Chronology Of Battles and ShrmsaeS
The Civil Rights and FreedDan's Bureau Bin
Vessels Destroyed by our Navy in the War
Union Vessel. Destroyed By Rebel Pirates
The Ohce Bill with Veto.
The Bankrupt aud Reconstruction OF Ces
that should he familiar
An n one handsome volume PAID receipt OF ps
Active and sell ts book ~ the tDoas>A
2 r TREAT & Co Pubrshers No. G4 BroadTsv.NY
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
A GENTS WANTED FOR THE

N PENN LETTER BOOK"
Of copying letters without either or Wa" erey
saving and and enabling thousands 20 copy r
rs who had been able 20 do the price brings
within the all Full directions each book Ie'e
nens itself wherever shown fs long felt being sded 70
Wyers doctors commercial trayer ministers auh"rA
eeha farmers and lovers Scn for Descriptive Circulars Nn e
We want energetic ehKen Aset
cyer county this nalnae invention Address OAhkhrk
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
Sutton Salts of Zeal estate.
A J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.


A j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer
~ THURSDAY, May 1t IL O'clock the Exchange salesroon,
No III Brnadwsy
III. HITCHCOCK HOMESTEAD one mile ron Forib,m adjon.
the LorsTi fArn AUCTION valuable HITCHCOCK
HOMESTEAD" about n divided land ard
plots orchard ABUNDANCE nearly s other kinds
OF fruit The lard an for gades purposes admirably situated on
Onye which point bls front Of 50 feet boande three
by Lorars Farm; has 1a fences every boundaJ
we'll divided lots aho1nds springs. walled
sides "a miles fum 26tb-st mile West Farms
nile from Wiamsbddge and only mile from the Southern Boue-
The hnrE a. cous! Of large doGbe story frame House,
i0ro stb sng conveniently ausngd II good cellar tne milk
ard stone lchH all Substantially built and good order Large
Of this prpey excellent sixty per cent remain mortgage
Nsps at No II Ceiarst
4 j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
~. SPLENDID VILLA SITES AND COTTAGE PLOTS AT IN.
WOOD MeCoubs Dam. AZ snclon-A J. BLEECkER. son
Rehange SarsrooH No. III Broadway Trinity Building Newiotk
80 LOTS Of the magnificent property at nwod Wesieses'et
County Curae 100 feet wde) being the continuation OF
The Seventbav Boucvsr about half mile from McCombs Dam
Perhaps psper son New York equasn advantages tbs superb
M grade hrahJ soil secessl TO all the great thorough
o the c magnificent views from nearly part Of IT, the
eapial nerecng whole Of throughout s
graui abtohd the midst f the best society OF New YORK.
suburban and character enmhnea these advantages render m
nds"n River the sn asd the Sevayn Railroads ln
close proximity 10 tbs poperyl will b completed n few week.
Of land W the immediate nSghlorhoo II IL understood
have been purchased Tor Grand Depot for the Pacific Railroad Com
..,- l.,
For Mar, sad other particulars appy tie sueOuse No. IT Cedar
1t Nsw.YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
Sitnations a0lanisS -WlaI,s.
wtlp @ant,a.
A GENTS WANTED.

A UENTS " ANIED'
BOOK oP GREAT VALUE TO OLD AND YOUNG.
THE NATION il AN ID o OK
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
gssal TOtiis.


CUPREME COURT. City and County of New
William Kennedy, John Tracy, Thomas
oRely John Tracy IT,, james g. Fugerd William Sehenek,
James Rutherford, DaFd LegRett 'onh ", rstns
REFEREES SALElD f the Judgment OF the ah0'e t
the aove entitled action The 81 DAY
April 1853 the undsgDed Referee appointed 10 and BY sl
SILL Public Auction at the Exchange Sseroom No.
l NewYork CITY MONDAY the 9Th day Of April la
through Thomas Veeh real estate AuetoneeF al
piece parcsl Of land with the bdins thereon erected
the Twenty-secoud l Ward i the l OF
described follows Beginning point
on the nOhery distant hundred and a
FRy aud BudNa and uBng thence nohea teTy 10
line parallel with BNwsy huoded feet and i've inches
(O - theuce northwes,er IN straight hee and parallel sh
25 thence thwesiery straight Line
parallel With Broadway hundred feet O and hve inches M
aud thence sobeAstery along the nOery aide sf street
tsenas ft @ the point OF place s
JANIS HuDsos PauHrs Attorney No 81 ws.ree York
IRE ale Of The above adjourned SATURDAY MAY 2nd 1883
h c. BBAMISII. Referee
J,Sps A. HupsoS Plaintiffs Attorney
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
- Application Commissioners Of the Central Park for and In
behalf Mayor Aldermen and Commonaly Of the C Of New
To Hudson River, the City OF AeW.forh-The Board of
Comm ssouer. Of the Central Park in the sd 10 behalf
Of ths Mayor Aldermen and COmmonay Of the Cts Of New
state Of NewYork entitled An Act relative 70 the powers apd
due. Of Of the Central Park passed April
portions NesYok and for the laying out aud Improve
passed April 2 1851 hereby gse notice that they
intend .g to the sp@s CSE s1 ~ ls S % cuT T 10 he Ssi a.
tho Cy Hail. the City Of SewYok SATURDAY the sixteenth
May 1863 the opening Of the Cont that da or . soon
Counsel he heard thereon for the appointment y Oon
ouer Of Estimate the aboyeentd matter; hA!
The hereby Intended the opening
Of Seventy fom EghhAyenue to the lleon River
laid bY Comm sones Of TIE Cena Park In We CJ N Ne"
Y04.-Dsied New-iork, April 2ll, 1893
RICHARD OGoRMAN. Counsel to The Corporation
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

Persons having real estate for sale or TO let,
and those desirous OF purchasing renting such pro-
pery will find it TO their interest to advertise In THE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and addition TO this advantage THE
TRrBUyB will be found not only in NewYork and all It's
cities and villages, but IN every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
brief as will allow OF the advantage offered being clear
TO the reader We would especially dwell on the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRB
UNE, seni.weekly, and Weekly comprise individuals in
every profession Dusiness consequently advertise
ments in each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBUNE devOes especial attention to the reports OF real
estate both in the city and in every part Of the State,
thus adding greatly to the value Of IT'S columns as an adj
vertising medium The charges for advertising are as
follows DAILY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line for single
insertion; WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 90 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 25 cents per line.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
4 i BLEECKER. Auctioneer.

J. JOHNsOY, r., Alctoneef.
DY JOHNSON g. MILLER,
ID AUCrIOSRRRS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
No % NasAu.sr. cor CEpARsT, SEw1oRL
CITY Residences Lots Count Seats and Farms bought od
changed Loans nsgosd Auction sales ofFartore &c
WitLtAA ~ LlrrLg AucuoaseL
DY WYCK0FF g. LITTLE,
I'D kUCTIoEgRRS AND cBAL ESTATB BROKERS'
No. Isl Msntsgue-sL Brooklyu.
bought and sold al Public or
Private sale Special Executors ard Referees Sales
ADRIAN H. MuLLEr Aueioueer.
DEREMPTORY SALE, by Order of the Su-
prems Court Of LOTS situate on the .onthe corner % sia
ave and Fhrbuthst ADRIAN H. MULLER, r. r. WILKINS
Co will sell ~ Auction on THURSDAY. May IL O'clock the
Errharee esaom III Broadway by orrr Of the Supreme Court
under the direction Of GraiI Nathan, e.l. Referee: .
PIFrAVE1he plot Of and cuHsng OF lots situate on We
thh Fhnrtt having front on the
nf feet nchs. and the street Of 23 feet
This property opposite the grand cuuee to tie Central rarf sna
the euing the by the iark Comhssone
nate. t- a,rnr- vide In fsuut of these premises
Marsa II ;ls ohcr Of the sloOnecr. t+5oJD
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
8ruukInn Rtai 6stat, for Sal,.

8rOokItN Rtai 6statt Tor saIt.
JOHNSON g. MILLER's next GREAT SALE
~ ofEGHTERyTU " Ann IBROOKLYNl LOTS viii take place
on TUESDAY May T. at oeOeI at LIehsngs Saoow No III
Brotdssy Maps wi be No D NssAas WkDNEsDAi'
May G. Pail particulars hereafter
4 OTIS at $50 each, short distance from
H Prospect Brooklyn. all ready fr Improvements Elsa
elosed n immediately Appl! 70
\ NJ OSTRANDRR, Atoruey-ai-Law, No. IS Nsssan-st
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
WANTED for

a A"T'I nv I'D
THE LIFE OF GEN. II. S. GRANT.
By the Hon. Henry Dmng The oDy WORK Of the kind ue uOdss
the sanction and BY the authority himself The shor wen
known as one Of the brilliant writers ani eloquent orators In the
coup,rr Agent. will snd this Intensely interesting
Bo0,nb,a ever pubshd in America will ready
For particulars, address , SCRANTON tog
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
FACTS AND FIGURE

HISTORICAL DOCUMENTARY STATISTICAL AND PoLIricA .,
IRON The FOUNDATION or TIE GoNEhNhBNI ~ In
PRESENT TIME
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
QtoOinq GarAs. &t.

OSkNVVFF'3 NFFF71F
AT VIM. EVERDELLS SONS, No. 104 Full
N ,on.L-wkDDISG CARDS aud FINR STATIONERY. lksssS
Ishsd ls5l
At c. EVERDELLs, No. 14S Fulton-st., near
n Broadway Wedding Cards latest STYLES DoorPates. &s
CHAPMAN g. BLO0MER, No. 40 Fulton-st.-
" WEDDING CARDS Of the latest stylea M0SoGRAMS &c
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

ug Abo1t n acres Of land situated -Four Corners . u
handsomely located public roads oo'nmans ~ w. ne, -.
TIE SuTrogudBg country aud afurisAu ~ W 49,
perb building sites Price 400 acre fgf ute P-' aFPV
" A. Dk GkOUT. Peu RlcLloa. St-isH lAAA'- u =
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

LOR SAI.E. or to LET-A frst-class, 3-st0ry,
brick HOUSE high oop, stone basem'D an a. N' ~00
inpToy emeBts HsmiOnsqu jersey ~ ~
fr H ~ c.e Co,tl TTnh and Proyo-sts. Jsrey CITY.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
EARM fnr SALE In Westchester Co, N. \

CARM FOR SALE-For Sale or Exchange Ior
td Cty Boeklyh WnamsbHIghi or Hudson CITY property:
SrlsJ FARM situated q miles nom CITY, within one lori .es ana
n - , deot Farm of 80 serrt containing nhs sNeh OF
, g timber fnicass House, modern style contain
jsg IA sms GOOD barn and oubugs Ice house billed n ,eu
t az without farming upemenis, horses cows nay ur
nt L. Ts the Opportunity TO secure geea .Sse % ,B1
in lrs,e class order offered IN THIS eV '-i' ~ '
No Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

NOR SALE.-At YOnkers, several desirable
RESIDENCES; FARM Of Is seIes and one Of u Agpyio
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

EOR SALE or TO LET-A small FARM,
containing 2 Of land sh good ouse and oubuhngs;
sted In the the three miles east OF Plea
sutr County the Harlem Railroad y hours from
Nrsyork large orchard Of apple fan bearing aud
choice selection small n Tbs place vel eacatrd iof Sum.
er or permanent residence aud viii he SOLD rented 70 good ten
a.. Irore az n Fisher Na 23 uube East Nneieenihs st.,
y " oT on RpMUND HAIGHT. Pleasantylle, \. Y
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

A CENTS WANTED for DANA''
IA AUTHORIZED AND AUTHENTIC
LIFE OF ULYSSES =. GRANT,
Compng complete history Of bis event and Interest,"
ing career authentic Of his invaluable military services
adding so impartial estimate Of bis character Man solder,
By the ou Charles Dana late Assistant Secretary
Of War For partuars apply 10 or address uRDON BILL Co.
Springfield Mass W u. MYERS No ~ MAdrBane NewioTk
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

NOR SALE-In the Village of Mount Vernon,
distant hours ride from Neg}ork number Of N EiSG
HOUSES AID BUILDING Lots Also tne CuLNILN ShAI ~
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

TOR SALE or to LET at Oyster Bay, IT, IT, L.: l..
II Two COTTAGES adjoining the hay one o5 5Srs !, M W.
H. With Stable on The premises Inquire at No zS ole 81 " l.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

EOR RENT, FURNISHED-In the village of
FLUSHING L. L. the RESIDENCE Of the late Thomas H. Leg
gs This l. oae Of valuable and desirable residences III the
Vnty and embraces AL The advantages OF country or
etr the gds ample eng sH aes sih every
trg In the &c outbl ugs IN abundance with large
iceouss GA The sell furnished throughout ard viii bs
ist 10 Gr.ts tenant baryan II taken at Apply 10
J. F FRANKLIN, No. ll2 Broadway. ".
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE, at -. Darg,hMa ,ils,o, E-.a
These ods ssrs car.fu selected BY hs pICpr s h
Wheat ro All cotton and m the best gang d.IsI ~ Ihe s
SuveTed 70 acre tracts Inquire on L. bAUNpbhs NO ~
BrnadNaN RnnnN 40 IL
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
Summtr 8ttr,ats.

DOARD from May can be had at large
farm house one mile from the the pleasant village OF
Long Island For PARTICULARS address Mira b. III POST
New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
BoarN anS guums.
9utrls.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth
"A st. Yor on the European plan Rooms suite Sngy
moderate rates
GRAND HOTEL, PARASITIC Director begs
" inform Public the p Of spartments has been reduced
The eIi,ug that from four thirty fsucs