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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

BAILEY's CIRCUS AND MENAGHRrE viii re-
visit Ottawa on the 9th Of May, giving sxhibi-
tions in the afternoon and evening" Besides On
excellent circus, the show embraces On sxhibi-
ticn Of fins msnagsrie Of very rare aaimals.
Zee advertisement.
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Un motion Of Bunker, the matter or eonatruet.a
ing.1sc0nssructng or repairing sidewalks, report.
streets and alleys aud city surveyor with irst,nc
tons 70 said committee to view the py<miseg whsra
said lqeWaks 4re respectively proposed to be csn
structed, reconstructed OF repaired ana % fepsrt
sne nett meeting OF tae city council whether the
construction. racpnstruction or repairing of ssid
sidewalks IS necessary and proper and whathsrs
grades for such sidewalks have been establishsdl
ana recorded in the proper book furnished by the
city for thst purpose. '"'.'''"' Ei7'H'T IN
Further time was granted committee on .treets;
ana alleys and csmmittse on finance for report on
matters referred at previous meetings Sft -
4ld Thomas, from gas and gasiight committee.
snS%Ised Sr TO council the proposals of Gas-light
required for public lamps He also reported 4Rat
Illinois River Bridge Co. proposed TO pay the citv
xoo per annum, and the Fox River Bridge Co. pro-
pssed to pay the ctyjthe sum Of S25 per tannum.
sumed IN lamps now placed on their respect,v.
oridgess and pay the cost Of lighting and extin.
guiahing the same.
0 0n motion Of Murray, report was received. Leg
y On motisnof Rowland, nsss,,,,fl b, 49,. i.,,,.,
0RpaREp That proposal Of Ottawa Gas. light and
Coke o., Offering to furnish gas for 70 or moye
Puphc lamps using burners consuming five cubic
iset per hour, to cause said lamps to be lighted at
dark aud to be extnguished At 2 o'clock and
TO keep said lamps in good repair aTtsr ihe ssms
shall 4aye been put in suitable condition BY the
ely, 1orthe monthly pay of IS for each lamp, bs
accepted. 1.4' ~ ,n't y r-li'a
- On mesi0n OF Ihonas proposals Of illinois River
Bridge 60. and Fox River Bridge Co. for having
their respective bridges lighted with gas. wefe
accepted. ,i.., .,S,9 - - - H
n On motion Of Murray, city attorney was directed
70 write out contract between the city and Otts.
va Gas-iight and Coke Co., in compliance With 1or-
der tof city council accepting proposal Of said
company. ~ ancJ 7d - IS lta1 sl5
Report of committee on sewerage, in relation 70
the Of Paul aewsr from its present
terminus TO Fox river, was presented. M ,l,;n.
On motion of Brunksr, report was receiyed and
city surveyor was instructed to report to council
at its next session an estimate Of the cost sf ex.
tension OF said sewer as rscemnfendet bv com. no
On motion Of Thomas. city surveyor was directs
ed 10 record IN book prepared for such purpusethe
grades for streets and sidewalks heretofore estab-
lished and not now recorded, also the grades for
I'd IN anu GsSs snas @ may hereafter % establish
~ wttn requirement. sf city ordi.
nause 'H - "a =. :eia.'em lnereto. +s..-iy t.r...
lights we're autherzed to cnj,se Ia be mn, in ssood
repair the public lamps and yss nosts ~
On motion of How and. suesryisor r. of str....v..
ordered 10 lsy atone crossing ON the ssst .ids ~
Nsrth Diyi,ion street acro.s Spnsr;o. s.ra.ta.a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

TO HoUsEKEEPERs.--,,-The
Finest Stock of Wan Papers ana
Window Shades" in Ottawa may
be found at Osman& q Hxpenan' S,
West ofCourt House Square, We
- r. sie9 fiH a44 sgg& sss@-st1 ssssSl n ~ y
advise all in need Of Paper 70 ex-
aminestheir Stock and Prices be-
fore Purchasing Elsewhere. - -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

BABY CARRIAoEs.-1f you want to see the
finest assortment of Baby Carriages ever brought
to Ottawa, so to Hall & Murphy's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

y NEW PICTUREs-Stereoscopi views of Cen
trail Park, N. Y, and Niagara Falls, also some
fine Crsmo Autographs, at Bowmans Gallery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

Ladies who use DR.. Prices Cream Baking Pew
ders will be agreexbly surprised at its delicious
productions. trial is only necessary to prove
it's advantages over Soda and Salerstus in the ma
king Of bread, biscuits, cakes, 10. Ne family
that once use them will bs without them.
For sale by Burke Il Heenan.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

II
Tie city council 81 Ottaxs nay have very eood
reasons for not ssrias TO ahoslder ths respend.
bility Of ssesptiAg a . good isA' and taking
charge 81 the new bridges rsosntly erected q the
expense Of thS township across the s1ain, canal
in this city; bat We sugysat whether there may
net be great many better reasons Why the siil
bridges should net be allowed TO rot down with.
.est 4ceonplishing the great objects qpsslie Qoe,
vsnissss Tor which they were intended. That
these bridges, in exactly the places where they
stand are absolutely needed, No ssnS nap' can a..
ny. Does the city counoil insist on pulling do wn
the present bridges, not up to their idsas Of a
good job. and ersctins bridgss at the sity's ex.
psass2 II ssens to US, this is the only shape in
which the question can present itsth. True. the
bridges were built BY the tswHship- p-Hos 1he city.
Bat We fail for the life Of Us, to sea the. differ.
snes to che people of ottsws, whether 'they pay
for sttendi.g and keeping the bridges in repair
cat Of the taxes they pay to the city or to tie
township fsAd. 1t comes ont Of the same peck
cts in either case. %
l,Now there are hundred ways in which we
eeuld show that tho interests of the city VIII suf
fer II these bridges are net attended TO- But for
the present we shall urss bst one cpnsidsratis,
We hsyst authority for saying. that the, cap,
ital is ready apd waiting to erect aAother glass
factory within stones throw Of the present ono,
a. soon as zone pernsnsnt, reliable arrsnSsment
is made for attending end Keeping mp the bridge
near the present fastory.s II saoh arlsngemsnt
is now nads, the new iactsry viii BE- in opera.
tic. By the LIST Of September II non, it will not
be built ~ 2IA uIA TAA8N HcI97
The quality Of the glass niadest Ottawa is such
- to show that the material for, nahins -elas
equally good is touad nowhere else in the, y. 8.
except psrhaps in ; small district il Massachu.
sstts. There Is, therefore, no good reason why
we shosld not within few. .ysars have = .dozem,
Of big tactsriss struug along the north bank Of
the canal west Of the side cut in thisa city. The
movement, Of such fmmshss' iinpoftancsAto to the
city, stands ready 70 take a,visoroas start
it b, checked, iad AT ths sdy,ptagsis promise.
be lost on account aPsslils quarrel about vho
shall pay few HUNDRED dollars y 7 to attend swing
bfidge2Io ss.a sJ5nlg ftsa.s - . u s,..a4s..rs
We have word to sayu also, about. the, Fox
River Bridge. Are eur merchants sad buainsss
men aware that at least ii0.6GO win be paid out
for grain in Marssiliss in tAs next thres montAt,
and the rnsney sIppppasd ia. that teyn,, which
said money would 60 into the hands Of eur nsr-
chants and tradsn, but fofAsAAsltEe farmers Of
Ratland.sad tMissina rssssd - IT, sxhssbiksnt
sxactisns Of the Fox River Bridge Company at
O.tars III. b..;nas.s a ,nsnn g = aFdkE -or,d
double their money IN tws'ySssssbys Investing
ahout $4,000 in building = free bridge. acfos,
Fox River s3 5sssss ii " a. tbs faasi.is s,sy
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Announcements, A

We are authorized to announce the name Of
Wn r. Milligaa as a candidate for the Office of
Circuit Clerk OF Ls Sale county, subject to the
decision OF the Democratic County Convention
We are authorized 70 announce Arthur Lock.
wsod as q candidate for Circuit Clerk.n
We are requested by many citizens t. an
nounce the name OF THoHAs JOINS. the town
Of Deer Park as candidate for the office of Sher-
riff OF La Sale county at the next election, Sab
Jet to the decision Of the democratic County
convention. /" t'H - t.a aa q -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

Go and SEQ the immense stock Of Boots and
Shoes at Child & Bros, at prices the lowest in
the city. yr.fs. 0.4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

JUST REcEIvEp-Black and 'colofsd silks,
grenadines, poplins, black and colorsd alpaecas
French and American lawns, perceles, dress ging.
hams, ladies' spring Oloaking cloths, men and
boys spring cassimeres, at MORGAN Il FossEEN's
with ane line Of groceries, Orscksry, ISs. N Y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

ThereIvas great dissppeintnelt on Thursday
morning. sA not finding in the Ot4svs Republican,
tie frepissd ispsstasf the chusch ttisl in 6msh
Ottawa, in whish Brother Pusey lad % distin-
guishsd hinssi as an adxosats.. Nis nav said,
the reason whyahis client Jared ~ disastrsasly y
wss,,th.s tAeinsy. on account of his vehemence
and easnsstasss in conducting the defence, mis-
took the advocate for the ,cc,.ed Il and one Of the
judges il sspsvtsd to have r.mssAal. that hs
could have no feeling for . woman fhat would
allow herself t. b mislsd ~ tssah = homely
looking cuss, and certainly none for the Ndurnsd'
babson himself! Ia ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

Delay not till tomorrow what should b done
to-day" Cure that cough before it is forever toe
late, Iissgresabls, cheap and etfsctusl. Do.
lays are danyereus. A wsrd to the wise Is suf.
cisnt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

CHIP y B4o.--Thsir enormous now stock Of
,bostst shsss, gaiters, &c., attracts such crowd
IN that direction pleasant days that one Of the
city uarahals y kept On perpetual lock eat in
apprshsAsioa that the constant isstliig may
gst sp = row. There 4 no danger; The orswsd
10 maialy eempossd oiladisa. and of tAs vsFy bsSt
slass atthSt Thsrs il really no crsnming-Is
iossling. bat al nssss slsas pleasantly enough,
hovsvsr 4 may loek, q :, distance, 49,,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

"THR ILLUSTRATED CHICAGO News" the
first number of which was issued April 3lth, Il
enc Of the most crsditahle enterprises Of liter
ary character that has been undertaken in the
West. 1t presents ~ fine an appearance 0Har-
pers OF the Illustrated News, and The illustrat.
lens are all Of western ssshes' Osman & Haps.
man, At their bookstore and Nswrson, win farm.
ish it 70 subscribers for fsur dsllars per year,
without postage. Single copies, 10 cents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

Charley's Grocery store is enc door west Of
Orton's book store
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

New style Of trimmings just received at the
Hoop Skirt Factory.
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to Tuesday, May 5. 1865. $,
s Z. N. WATERMAN, City Clerk.

CHApwIoK's AMERICAN GAME OF BASE BALL.
How to learn it, how toplay it, and how to teach
1t. For sale BY OsMAN & HAPEMAN, No. IS La
Salle street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

!: DALY and WEEKLY NEwsrApEHs, period
icals, schsol aud miscellaneous bseks, gold pens,
pocket cutlery, DO, at OsaAN & HApExANs,
west Of the Court House Square. E ~ Yt@ Y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

For Mems French cah,4"w wellingtons, Englisl
LevaAts, and Scotch ties, 50 to Child & Brs',.
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For your parssols call at the Hoop Skirt Fas-
tory ,,., ~
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i. CEDAR PosTs.--W notice that w. w. Ca
'iinS has Just received . txl bost load of posts.
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II. q. d, n.

Orr.wA LoDGH NO. Il: Meets every Thursday evening"
Lessihs Lodge No as German Loage) mees every Wed
block. S'o's
Daughters of Reoecea Meet the third Tuesday eve
Ming OF each month. "
orriwA kycAxrMryr No. s.: Meets on the second and
ourth Tuesday evening. W u. i !. -, ' - -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

A large assortment of kid gloves inst secsiysd
at the Hoop Skirt Factory. ssaaasw "a
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Tm PUBLIC would DO well to rsmsmter that
the. well-known jeweler, o. TRAsK, Main street,
Ottsws, has recently fsseivsaI an sdditioa to his
large stoek of watches. isvelry and Elver-ware,
Of the newest and NEST beautifsl dssig1n Par.
ticular. attention is given to rspairisg valuable
watches BY one OF the best watchmsksrs, who
has served for years in sns Of the bsat Anlsss in
New York city, and is employed for this par
pose. Every style Of engraving done On short
notice by an experienced snsravsr &C. KS rs -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

Ladies' Serge Caters at Child & Bros for ons
dollar. lo9i sso.iesle Ip. .isslc..s q r. X
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

For ladies fine Serge Polish and Butssa boots,
20 To Child & Bros.
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DIR. Walker, OF Chicago, is at the Geiger House
to-day. "s.s
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~ For. shildrenss New York, fancy and butsph
boots, 50 to Child y M Z. aa, NJ sal
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= shsw keeps COED goods sad sells thor oAsap
sr~-Af Jta .Aptsse =. ,a.oa t.Aass 80
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So0rr, HoUTz &rCo, the new Ottawa sasr-
chants, who recently commenced business in the
room lately occupied BY the Merchants Unisn
Express c., in the Hsss & Leland block, have
aPparently taken the city and county by storm.
net only be the beauty and excellence Of their
goods, but BY their low prices. Their store has
been ajam aad thsir goods all tho talk among
the ladies for q week or two. The interest Of
the ladies in their stock will not be ,based on
learning the fact, that they have isst received,
direct frsm their ewn manufactory in Boston,
the finest stock Of Hoop Skirts ever seen in Otta.
wa, and which are sold 1t prices that win aston
ish thsm 'i' 1es a!,.i'A'' + '.''9 :. : (
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-02

New style Of linen collars and cufs at ths
Hoop Skirt Factory. ..,-" ~ =, - 20
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SIDEWALK DEMoIIsHEp.-The sudden gust
Of wind frsn the .aorth, about nooa yesterday,
played hob with the plank sidswalk from the
east end Of Fox River Bridge to the high
ground beyond The walk was built On pests,
raised from to 10 feet above the ground. The
wind lifted it apl lbedilya and landed it in The
street, whereas the east siders are greatly ineoa-
veneanesd as wen as hot little disgsstsd. +
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Ottawa Academy Natur.l sciences.

Meets fr-, Thnrdsy IN each month In Dr. j. Psuls build
rg Donatons Of birds Insects and socived
D. PAU. President W. W. Cslkins Secretary. TTEf1
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G.. A. r..

ExAD QuAkrkRs o. A.R- OTTAWA Is April Z, fsee-Gen.
er1 DTgert no 10 he Eacampmeat will hereafter aeoe.
~ on MoreAy evening saeh week ilstesd OF wednsday
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Did you 80 shaw's C'sy Bank horse hitchsl

- his nav wagen. ,,s,ea .ai. .s es 1. ~ ,se ssa
,sats Xn u
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NEW MOSiC

p;,sou & Co have published IN handsome octave cav
,lnne large and apparently pretty ooH'pie'o COZ
, ,", :, American college sOngs-the words, the
$50 a,d in most cases, piano ACCOMPANIMENT
arl, has been compiled and edited by H. H.
~" Of Upion College, and bears the extraordinary
~ 81 rcyaina CoRcqasia which is in no language
80 ,.e ever heard of-certainly not Latin Inc col
S,c,ion will lie especially welcome TO students ana
- without interest for other persons rich haVor
~ finn and absurdlty gives zest both TO the words
and The times of many of the songs; but While hn-
NOR is the characteristic Of large proportion Oh
them there are some which possess merits OF higher
elaeT. 81. e
The same publishers Issue convenient edltoh Vi
Ahn 4npLion. collection of four five, and siX-pht
,onos for male voices. selected and arIangcd oy -
n Gonld. Most of the pieces are adapted rom tue
,on,nrsitons Of Abt Kuc<en. and other popular Ter
man musicians. hut there are also specimens rom
IIatton. Gomod, Cade and others, and MT Eonid
h,s contributed something Of his own. Inc Mite
1o now before us contains the piano score Dnt the
vocal parts are also published separately.
We have received quantity OF now sheet music
yrom Ditson & Co, Dachauer a. Ninoya, Henry
To,nau. and ether publishers,Iwhlch we are ooiseu
q leave for future notice.
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Provincial Peniten,ap 0he., April 20 1904

DRAINAGE, LANDSCAPE, and CIVIL
~ ENG1NRERlNG.
CHICKEklNG GALL, No. 10 Walst, NeSYori
I'IE ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR BROKER
STORE-BrOkes sale Of rich aHd valuable goods CONFUSING
great variety Of vALABLK AID USEFUL ARTICLES sale at
ONk DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE FOs additional AID oond
lions Of sac sead m Gcuar The stock consists Of every variety Of Dry
Goods Serlate NsTe Albums Carpenes Boots, aud Shoe &C.
We commenced The Goods this pSn the Fall Of 1862
Goods Olod by cash advances made mercbss
chased e commission manufacturer importers
Mesle selling at prices i retail thsn sold ~ obber In
NcwiO BSoH Al Wholesale B Offering such inducements TO The
c lave sales to The amount Of about million
L. s.
hiair~d issnd month. Every eJertOu
be made seioL those who patron
age Address
ASDRRwS Co.
Nos 100 and Too Sldbuy.st. Boston Nso
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20 @(bom il mau donttrn.
Wan DurASTxrSr. sraeroS-GnSlnA


WAN DERARTxEST SUHsEoSGHNL oyncTl
WAsHISGTOy, u. G., March , 1865. 5
4 n ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, to consist of
N Surgeon J. BROWN Br,yet Brghdlr Genera 4 sur
H. r. WRIT BrsIe Lieutenant Colonel L. Al surgeon JOHN
MOORE Bieet Colonel 3 A. ard Assistant 81 A. A. WOOD
HULL BreI LeutentutC Colonel L. = A. viii meet IN Ncwlo cg
lst Mar tie examination Of Assistant Surgeons T.
Army promotion and Of candidates for admission the Medical
stat Of the L. s. Army.
between ed 20 years sEe physically .ound
'bi Sr'ale' 81 af'gni's .2.seisssi f.llc9t
q ~ lie g5sG;Ss Z .aag '' S5 ' S'1 sa% 3. &c
nle, tsJcnce and de Ale rlsce ofLirth 81 the candidate
TESTIMONIALS as 70 Character and qusc tons must be furnished II
The applicant bea the medical service Of the during the
late War the fact should be stated together with bic former fshk sud
date ps Of service and testimonials om ocen with whom he has
served should also be forwarded.
No allowance made for the expenses o. persons undergoing tIauns
ton ss Il Is an Indispensable prere te 10 appointment
The number Of vacancies exiting In the Medical COlrs 81 the
Army thdyun- X BARNES Surgeon General L. s. A.
CONVICT LABOR.-Tendcrs will be received
" BY e undersigned for The labor Of about three hundred 1900 MALI
CONNCfS IN Tue Kingston PentenaU suitable manufacture
Two hundred and f esq Of whom are preset engaged IN shot.
making.
The Hesitation VIII furnish Shops and Fn VIII Sufficient number
Of guards The contractor mast employ Li trade Instructors and
the stating price per
DAY. y. a. MACDONALD.
Warden Prov. PeBtentay
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THE .vr,ovr,,r,r. CONCRETE PRESS
Tor Manufacturing ARTIFICIAL BUILDING STONE
No. I makes Stone 3rj iaCh 10 inch
No 9makrs stone is3 inch 10 inch
Ctn h male by STBAM, HORSE HAND POWER. With combine
ton material SECURED BY CAYEAl. Makes the cheapest du
Tsble and beautiful building material Requires burning l. Lard
elough The wall In Escl machine will make 2o0O
blocks u stihcial stone per dar.
Piece exclusive Of rgh-No J. f10.
Price exclusive Of rslt-Nu Z, In
Apply f0r circulars Ilts &c. LEWIS
MAGNUSSON No 1901 East Monroe Room so s. Lombard Block
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COUTHsIDE RAILROAD @. OF /. j.

- (SPRlAG ARRANGEMBSTSl !, 4. f,.,s, NJ
Leave James slip. ~ T., asa m. via l. hanes0
leave FraniHusys. BrOoilyu. at soS r.. via fIs''''
Railroad 10 JanAcs BAbyon aud al saJ ,tauees . ne 0
Leave Janess slip, N T. AT Up NJ, via y k~i''.s
nIoJloa NV Brsoklru st2;sS m. via bfoe'''
P.y 20 ismacs Tor Babylon and all vaTststiens sosst
us Nth trsin Of Railroad arriving at JaTsssp ceased
p.h,los al rs NJ for Jamaica and All
0s us tim Of Brooklyn Central RsiISad, arriving AZ
BIoOiGp q lSa t,.o M for Jamaica and al va,sss', -
,.rtnv With train Of L. Railroad arriving ~ es
Leave Babylon lsD ~ for J,Bses sId,rf at lss.ls
ave- BrooIyn 3Os and connecting tfs jss s,si
the East SeWiers a'a ''AA'A NA r WHITE ssla''"''
~, ~ 81. .Fssi Saturday, Apdl As lssa