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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13
THE woarN,s SUFFRAGE CONVENTION.

CHICAGO, Feb. 12.-The Library Hall WOmen's
Suffrage Convention very numerously attended to-
aay. Miss Anna Dickinson, DR.. Mary Peckenpaugh Of
o. rus and william wells Brown the eoored orator Of
o.ton were In attendance besides Mira Stanton, Miss
Anthony aud others The resolutions reported by the
1,anmftee on Resolutions declare that woman Is
eopay interested with man In having good laws
cned she ought 70 possess the right of suffrage and they
sho,H make united effort to have the next Constitu
ZION Of illinois framed that distinction shall be
made among the citizens In the exercise Of suffrage
Tommiitee of sever appointed ~ draft Constru.
ton and Laws for wo%ans snsge Assoelsops S 2,
and Mrs NJ A. Tivamore OF this city elect
Cd Presdsnt Of the new Association Wells Bowl d.
ed Sefore they are enfranchsed Miss Dickinson spoke
vigorously several occasions Mrs Stanton ana MISS
Anthony also took lively part In tho exercises Inc
tonyentop adjourned this afternoon.
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ACcIDENT AT sUNCOOK, ". III.

CONCORD, n. H., Feb. 12.-About o'clock in
the forenoon yesterday three employees OF the Pembroke
Mills in suncook Alanson Stewart, Frank Frazier. and
their oyerseer Charles r. EmesOn went out to repair the
gas works. Before entering the reservoir hght was
lowered testing the air As 10 gas Vas indicated FRA
zer aud Ste wart immediately went into H. hhio they
were at work fixing broken pIe,a lantern was let down
al the request Stewart Soon aflerWhrd blue smoke
and a rushing wind up from the reservoir, mingled
with gurgng sounds Indicating that stewart wah IN ds-
tess The force pumps were started with the greatest
possible haste, and In five minutes the hre Mas mainly
extugushed. Ten minutes atterwaFd the hose were
withdrawn. Mr. Stewart the superintendent Oh te mills
then ventured down the ladder Near ts loot was the
backened and dsgured body Of Stewart, and further
along body Of Frazier found In similar condition
Mr. Emerson barely escaped with his HE; MS balF eye
brows and wrists badly burned and no was nearly
suGocated Mr. Pope, the agent Of the mills, was hurled
down an embsnkment by the force OF the wind and con
sderably bruised The bodies Of the two men were car
red into the cOuntngrOom OF the Pembroke Mills COM
many where inquest held The jurors after hear
Ing the ldence returned verdict That the Two men came
10 their death by ignition Of naphthh IN the
gas works OF Lho Pembroke Mills Company, In which they
engaged In repairing the gas pipes h where iey
had lighted n lantern which In some way UNKNOWN came
IN contact with some infiammable material
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THE ASSASSINATION OF THE CIVIL GOV.
- ERNOR OF BURGOS.

Under date of Jan. 81 the correspondent OF
The Londot, Times writes from Madrid: on the MORN
ing Of Jan a5 toward noon the Civil Governor,
panied by his highest suhaltern funconay the secreta
del Gobierno Provincial Secretary and by one of
the chief officers OF police proceeded to the Cathedral
He found groups OF people the square before tho
Minister called the Plaza del ArzObspo, but does not
seem 10 have met with any hinderance mocsation.
At the door Of the church he received by three
CanOns and the Dean, who, upon hearing Ms errand,
offered 10 show him tho way TO the AchlVe: As
tue Governor had crossed the threshold OF the
Guards or Gendarmes, stationed themselves before H.
One officers of this force writes to his superior that
the OF the Archbishop was heard 10 cry for help.
and that OF the bells FROM the seepie sounded the
signal went round the building, aud forced way both
into the church and the closer The cries OF the multi
nde were Muera FL GoboHdd0r! VfrG ta Uiftd Cdtot
ra de BlugOs!" As the Governor WAS issuing from
the door of the church which led into the cloister,
he asked what the people wanted; but these closed
upon him, and on the very steps OF the threshold
pierced HIM with their daggers tte dcr6WdTot puma
ld.Cs He fell, lie was seen 10 strive 10 RISE but was
again oyerpoweIed ana Frustrated Ihe nurderers
then his clothes from hn struggled for the posses
sion OF those bloody aters trophies aud cut even tho
limbs 70 pieces, " like furnished wolves" They then
throw q red scarf round the mangled body dragged
it ldown the steps, and, through the cl0ster 10
the square before Cathedral where they were fallen
upon by the public force which dispersed them.
The letter from which quote states that tho whole
population had share In the crime Inc town was I'M
ediately declared In state OF siege fOur Oh the Can
ons tile Dean and other priests with between GO and 20
OF The populace, were arrested The Archbishop Don
Rodrigo Just0 was submitted TO an nterroga
tory The Cathedral closed and Will not be reOpened
public worship till IL be reconsecrated have been
told that the Provincial Secretary, who as wrote yes
terday had miraculousy escaped" had been saved by
some OF the Cauons. hear nothing further respecting
the police inspector who was reported wounded
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SPAIN.

OPENING OP THE CORTES-SPEECH OF sERRANo.
MADRID. Feb. 12s-The Constituent Cortes
formally opened it's session here yesterday
with great ceremony. The city was pro-
fusely decorated, in honor OF the event.
Crowds of people in the streets, flags were n.y.
ing and the day regarded as holiday Inc
President of the Ministry, Marshal SerIano, deliy-
cred congratulatOry address on the assembling OF
the deputies He said that the nations Of Europe in
attaining higher degree of civilization, threw OH
the traditional bonds which fettered the public mind
Spain delayed for long time following the example
of her neighbors. She now calls on her repre-
sentatves to construct new edlhce. Inc
revolution has achieved 9bloodless VIC
tory The strength of the nation has not peeh
impaired but the extravaganza OF former adiplnis-
trations has disorganized and embarrassed us
finances The Government relies upon the Cortes to
remedy this by economical reforms and changes IN
the administration, by wise legislation in regard 10
the public debt and the payment of the interest
thereon, and by economizng the expenses of the
army and navy. The fundamental principles of rad
zeal liberalism which had been adopted in relation to
religion, the press, and education by the Proyi-
sonal Government must now be consolidated
by the action of the deputies. Our revolution here
is not responsible for the rising in Cuba That is due
to the Of past governments He expressed the
hope that the instruction there would be speedily
extinguished and that tranquility based reform
would be durable. He predicted that Slavery would
be abolished without precipitation and without
promising the prosperity of the Antilles In conclu-
SION he congratulated the country on the good
relations with foreign nations, now more intimate
than ever before. sIl s
GREAT CONFUSION DURING sERRANo's SPEECH.
At the opening of the Cortes the Marquis of Santa
Cruz presided, aud salute of 81 guns was fired.
During Marquis Serrano's speech there
were yiYas for the Provisional Government,
for Gen. Prm, for o republic, aud for
a monarchy. The confusion was great, but was
finally quelled by SeITano's crying, "Yiya for tho
Sovereignty of the Cortes" grand review of the
troops was held subsequently, and the members of
the Cortes attended Te-Deum in the Basica of
| Our Lady Of Atocha.
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1ATEsT GENERAL NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

fa Two men, named Joseph Yates and
Thomas Turnervere instantly killed BY the explosion OF
DOW der mn q. Hazsrdyille, Conn, on Wednesday
20 "A bookkeeper in a clothing establish
,nsnt in Chicago committed suicide at she sherman
Wonse Yesterday morning. by shooting himself through
the heart. - 800 I'd
A fire occurred at Dyersyille. Ill, yester-
day morning which destroyed Halls furniture store.
Ioss $4,000 partially insured In the Home insurance
The office of The Vmdicator. the printing
office OF Mr. Kerr and frame dwelling belonging 70 MT
Brkontz nj Altoona Pa were burned yesterday MORN
Ing The loss Is about $4,000 ,,t-I ~ ~
-. The town hall in Southboro, Mass was
completely destroyed by fire last night me pullaang
has been occupied by school and 10 supP1ssa Inc nie
caught from the stove Ele loss 10 about s2?vo ~ I-
% DIR. Ernest Schafroth an eminent Ie II
ply sician OF South Bethlehem, Pa, was Kiiea on
Wednesday by falling open cellar Foul play %as
feared but at the Coroners Inquest II was
his death was accidental r -
4" Wesley Nelson, who murdered Mt. LAM
bert swealthy farmer residing near Beolt wsconsn,
ON Wednesday for HIS money, was srresteo Ia
Savannah Illinois, and Is IN jail at JanesVe' VIE
consin. He confessee the crime u.
Z ... Gen. Cochrane lectured last night at blng-
hamton, ~ Y, before Post various OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic, OH Personal Reconeetons OF INC
The audience large and enthusiastic me lecture
was given In aid OF tho fund for the Teef o SOLDIERS
widows and orphans.
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TIE J STATE aLEGIsLATURES.

ELECTION OF BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD
Dl- ., DIRECTORS, az, -"i,. n
BosToN, Mass, Feb. IRA convention Of
the two branches Of the Legislature today selecteu
Avery PlqmRer and Moses Kmbau Directors OF Ing
Boston and Albany RAILROAD ON the part OF the STATE
DEFEAT OF THE INSURANCE BILL IN THE MIS-
I'M souri, STATE SENATE. sra.i hhI.al
ST.. LOUIS Mo-, Feb. r12.-In the Senate, yes
terday, the bin In relation Fire and Marine insurance
Companies, with amendments requiring from 70
to be Deposited with the State Treasurer by foreign
companies was voted down also bin requiring foreign
companies TO invest 30 cent OF their gross eceps In
they do business here bill looking TO restoration OF
suffrage 70 persons now DISTINGUISHED, rejected In
the House A petition for suffrage referred
TO the Committee Constitutional Amendments, The
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IN MAINE.
TERRIBLE DISASTER.

BURNING OF THE STEAMER NELLIE STEVENS
. IN CADDo LAKE, RED RIVER-sIXTY THREE
r.. LIVES LOST. H ..TorI 8.. a. ,...-.0I
p, New ORLEANS, Feb. 12.TA dispatch from Jeffer-
son, Texas, reports that the steamer Nellie Ste
vehs, was destroyed by fire, in Caddo Lake. Red
River last night and that GO lives were lost, among
them Messrs. w. A. Broadwell, I. s. Lyon, aDd his
son Frank of New-OIleans There were As survivors,
who were taken to Jefferson on the steamer Dixie.
The steamboat and cargo are total loss The amount
of the damage has not been ascertaned. ' ia
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CANADA

EXPECTED REscEESDF wHALEN's BoDY-sEzURE
rr.... trr sOF ARMS. T8.4..I ft.JIlifl.. A.
OTTAWA, Feb. 12--It was seriously expected
this morning that an organization had been formed for
the purpose Of rescung whalenS body which still in
the possession OF the authorities AStye preparations
se yeraI seizures OF arms have been made to-day.
n BURNING OF A HOTEL. ,,,-.t.
BRAMPToS, Feb. 12-The british Arms Arms Hotel,
dwelling house. and crosler tailoring estlpiisIIineht
were destroyed by IRE last night Loss about $4,000
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TIE SOUTHERN PRESS CONVENTION.

MOBILE, Ala, Feb. 12-The Mobile Board of
Trade will do all their power 10 render mo vt oil the
nebera OF the Press the Convention 10 be held IN tbs
city on the 18th inst agreeable They desire 10 extend
their attentions and inequalities 10 such members of te
Press North aud West as well South, may ind IL
Convenient be present The Mobile and Montgomery
and the Mobile and Ohio railroads VIII pass members OF
the Press 10 and from the Convention Free aud,
hoped the connecting and remote lines Will do the
same The BOard OF Trade has rendered s hall for the
~ lie Convention.
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FRANCE
TIE BANK OLE FRANCE.

Paris, Feb. l2-The regular weekly statement of
the condition of the Bank of France is officially pub
lished to-day. There has been heavy inward flow
of specie and the amount in vanlt is 1900 600 francs
greater than last week ,.r,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13

House Committee Education reported bin to estab
Hsh Board OF and Surgeons for the examina
toh OF all applicants to practice medicine IN the STATE
those passing the required examination 10 receive cern
Gates OF qualification. Persons practcng In violation OF
this law 10 be fined 00 except doctors pracUelng
prior to the passage Of this who are exempt from
penalties. III y. -.., r.n.f .. ....lY liz q.
r. CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. IN MAINE. .I u-r..
AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb. 12.-The Senate to-day,
by vote OF IA 10, refused TO pass resolution IN
sruetng the Judiciary Committee to report bill abo
isblng capital punishment. I IN I'D th 10
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SEIZURE OF TOBACCO.

BALTIMORE, Feb 12.--lnformation was re-
ceyed here to-day by the Supervisor OF Internal Revenue
that large amount OF contrabaDd tobacco mad been re-
ceyed here from North Carolina and Virginia Revenue
officers we're detailed 10 search for g. During the day
nearly every prominent house IN the tobacco trade was
visited and plug tobacco 10 large amount seized, aud
held 10 await further In vestgati0D. H
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TIE FAR EAST.

WAR IMMINENT BETWEEN TURKEY AND PERSIA.
LONDON. Feb. 12.-Advices received to-day state
that the Persian army with the Shah at its head has
gone to Bagdad In the mean time the Turkish
troops are pushing forward to the Persian frontier.
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WESTON AT oswEGo, n. Y.

OswEGo, n. Y, Feb. I2.-Edward Payson
Weston walked into the city today at 81 o'clock IA the
afternoon and was greeted by an immense crowd lie
IL In excellent spirits and confident that he will accom-
pth the task before him. He left here tonight via
Syracuse. ertfL. ln- go Tu'.1. $3.50
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sol Di ASSEMBLY,. r
o uIII.g TNTPODUcFDg

BY Mr.. Tower--TO repeal Chapter OPT of the
laws Of 1859 relative potage in the East River Mr.
JacObTo repeal all that part OF the law passed in 1913
relative to the construction OF quarantine buildings
CopeyJsand Mr. Traner--To Incorporate tile Sixth
ave. Savings Bank Mr. Moseey-For the further extel
sion Of Prospect Park in the City OF Brooklyn
U1H8 BILLS PASSED. ~
To amend the charter OF the village Of Union Springs
To incorporate Tiger Hose Company No OF Utica. To
amend the charter OF the Troy and Abba Horse Railroad
Authorizing and confirming the sale OF lots by the Green
Hill Cemetery Association. TO incorporate the Billy j.
Clark Division, No 2 Sons Of Temperance Of Eastern
New York. In regard to the Normal School To open
Moore. Cooke and Varetsts from Bushwickaye. TO Boz
gart-st, In Brooklyn Authorizing the Canal Commits
soner 10 raise the road bed In Fort Ann In relation 10
the place OF trial for certain ofenses To amend the
County. IUf Vol. 'l .u1 ~. $50
The bill aid 10 the construction Of the NewYork and
Oswego Midland Railroad lost, but the vote was
considered aud the bill laid the table The bill to or
game police force in Syracuse, with amendments d.
the two political organizations, passed. Adjourned
until Monday evening if tt joy i
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,Ncp pr ,syp RAILROAD FACILITIES AT sr. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS Feb. 12.-ln response TO tue pen
t,ons frou the Railroad Companies aud Merchants TX
change the city Council 10 day passed an ordinance per-
,itting All the railroad companies whose roade center
here To- tend their tracks 70 the large grain elevator
an the river bank. ..lI u. ..... .r. U.I.I ..4 ..
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bers OF the Slip Owners Association OF the State Of New
YORK. with capital stock OF $l000e0. ll - .f.

o. HILL ORDERED TO THIRD READING. -
To provide for additional buildings for lunaucs In the
City of New-York w
The senate Committee appointed TO investigate certain
charges OF bribery upon measures relating TO railway
companies reported that they had taken large amount
OF testimony upon the subject and would be able 10
close the evidence bnt for the failure Of Henry Thom
eubpenaed d. if 80 lI-
A resolution was then adopted directing the issuance
OF writ OF attachment, aud ordering the Sergeantat
Arms TO seize and bring the said Henry Thompson before
the Senate. Adjourned until Monday evening.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Feb IA, 1859.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Creamer-To incorporate the mem
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YonK. saturday. June 5, 1859.


rh.oo hundred suburban lots were sold by
Last week for On aggregate OF about $1,000 Sew
vet 70 come of. The comparatively low
tcb have ruled at these sales though dscour-
" hose who have bought farms for the purpose OF
,Sem No. ought to be Of benefit to the community
we arc informed that more dwellings are now
IN. nm islong the New-Jersey railway lines than
- ,atora New-YOrk is the most crowded Of Christian
,,e. Regard TO health, comfort, and economy combine
e. force families into the country The movement has
hardly yet begun 10 show ts strength 1t may moment
arly be retarded but 1t Is certain to gain force ana
volume aud to cease only with the growth OF the me-
tropos ITSELF , 90. ~, "a. ,,,oted
between ClarenceVie and Jamaica, Will be sOd aJ auC
ZION by johnson Miller, the premises Ihe lOts a
yerv desirable ones, being only four miles from to
Brooklyn city limits, and eight miios from NeWl orr Wy
Hall The location is first class-near churches
aud handsome residences The facilities TOT reaSuS te
city arc ezcellen-fOur railroads.&c. SOuth sIueI
Island Brooklyn and Jamaica, and city TalIoaQ IIe
Sls The sale is absolute and without hmt
An excellent lunch will be provided, and fTee tckets Iur
nSed all who wish 10 attend the sale 10 heJ get 20
the premises take either the 10 O'Clock boat AZ oOseVe
an or the boat the time at Grandt cross over
no Wiliamsburgh and take the South Side Railroad at
the foot OF South Elghth-st .
The peton of properly owners the line OF Avenue
81 Nicholas for its immediate Improvement by the Cen
tra Park Commissioners Is at the office OF John McCave
for signatures 10 is understood that the Commissioners
will proceed with the work n tho owners desire it,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

IF1TFD PROPOSALS will be received by
of tb. Twelfth the once OF the Clerk OF vac
81 KdssIon Of Grand ana BIN sta nhn 1 a. Ms
BOAT Inps 1869 aEd until oeoek 90 tAd cay ~
Nh Gay Oh o The Additions and Assuons 70 0rtnnM seho0 90
on the Of asd m.
in Ward Plans and P.eiasanoss eA Dc tSd soor
o6s. Of the Superintendent Of Snansi q, no ~. ~. Vol;
and approved iaeus S % sh na snss
- Mdd,T and proposal VIII b seniderea 80 a, III
Ths School Trustees reserve The ngh' 70 .s!: AZ AZ
are es,r,A N deemed pub Interest 70 GO No.
OF the La.VP9s IgGg John STRAI1Oh ~,
DA'so MY - CHARLES PLACE. DoauoI
LAWSON \. FuLLkR, lnt'ss,,
DAVID H. KNAPP lHeh1h warn
PATRICK DUhICAH, ]
New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

ITO MANUFACTURERS and CAPITALISTS.
"A valuable PROPERTY will be offered for SALB Waterloo,
BlbawL County Iowa. By public AUCTION the 18th day OfJuns,
} 1869 at the Court House.
consists building two stories high 33Isi With the
ght from the at Cedar F lows LOO inches Of Yates
proof dry kn % feet high 20I0 feet heat
al by stsam With boilers &c.
and easton turbine wheels
S6nch nths building the giving IS
Of shADg gearing and other machinery suitable
for manufacturing purposL The building, sSt Poser Goa
and upng The property the ek Of bs Iowa dTion
o1 e Illinois contains Of
OF ground. .-..oo
for be pupose manufacturing starch and suitable fer dis'y
house aEsuura implement mAheoJ other Purpesea
ma b1nT about y sold Sbe1G sails w be sod Iaefhes
Psn Desiring further information will Idrsts TOWNSEND khAPF
Cedar Fails. IouG
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the

CFAIED PROPOSALS will be received at the
~ m. Cek Of the Of Education Of Grand aud
G ] f,ud e) uRl TUESDAY, The 2ld day OF June
9 eoi for supplying the coal aud WOOD eqrru
~ con TINS Of coal three thousand 5000 cords Of oak wood ahd
w. ,,oud hundred q 1907 cords Of pine wood more or less
he Of Oi white iufuace Aul
80 order two thousand hundred aud forty 23+ pounds
80 49, tb ad be delivered 10 The bus tue se'ets loo
The proposals the mines from which ~ Is pro-
49, ~ ,,ppv The Ito be furnished from The mines named A
d a the pee per iuA Of 70 thousand Two handeo ana
oty u 2iOl pounds -, -...,-., In B.. .bo,t q.
four thousand furnace twelve hundred mus o
stoves ~ seven huhdIeu aAd '"'''' Nv 's %"
hYs n & must be Of the quality the sticks not @ than three
-, and thap three J inebes In diameter -,
N npr be VI the best quality not less Aah 'hee w ee
h price cord Of one hundred and tNenJ
2 nie SECT measure for both ahd oak Wood ana Ao
ner cut for saving aud splitting oad-th qnanuy oil oAA
by the Committee on odpphrA
~ Flel Of Of Education, aud must be dehFe'tu
,Ss scloos Nhen ordered as follows: A., a., 81, III. d, a..
us Of the quantity required from the FIRST Jay Of July 70 he
Gh August aEd tie remainder as required V VI" No
nit supplies -. A.. .axal and when
5J ,pI and piled In the yards cellars vaults OF m9
aufe bine as designated by the proper Authority a
hs Tor supplying Idd Aud wood to be binding until the "a
Iuns 1910 for the ialai
a me- required proposal must be accompanied Win 'Ds
uAes u,. ,nl feadenees Of the proposed suretea
be allowed for delivering said oa ana Eoou
~, putting and plng the same 10 'he JAru SF
lar. ysu % % he dTeed TO the Committee Supplies Of the
Edncaiou" should be ndoed proposals iof I0A' "
D9siu 9o.,i. Cor Wood" the mar be- , ,-..,.
reserve night 10 reject any or All OF the opos"
The Co~~'' TIMOTHY BRENNAN Committee
offered THOMAS MURPHY,
SAMUEL A. LEWIS, } Supphea
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6itu Zeal 6siaie for Salr.

A SACRIFICE.-For SALE, HOUSE and
~ lot Rsst one handred fseus, near Fourtbave good
location 10 rooms marble man hestersi suitable for
huies Price 5000 small down, cent on r az
ofOWEER East OBohundrcd and t1eenthst toufth
b0a.e gas. Of Th.rdAve
EOR SALE on Broadway-A large improved
CORNER PROPERTY Broadsay; lot fee simpe; below
No 2 pios-st " ~ Q525)
FN0 INVESTORS in REAL ESTATE.-We
tsve choice pieces PROPERTY for Investment or to cut
ipo % upper end of the ad BrokD and near prominent de-
pots 10 SewJvrsey. Gail for maps and particulars.
BUfLBR, DUEFRE 4 Co No 69 Lbery'h