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| I'VE oaerathe most complete and select
stock Of Ribbons, velvets. Laces' Flowers,
Feathers, Hats, Alex. Emp. Kid Gloves,
etc. No matter how low goods are OTTER
ed, our prices arc tie Iotoest, our assortment
the best. 4. ID. A. ADLER 8 ca.
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NEVADAs ai y
SAN FnANcrsco.s Sent. q. I,

sl .s1a. s.t1 .si All Al. AN FRAN NcIsco, Sept g. 4,
The Nevada Republican State Conven.
tton yesterday nominated +. A. ,Ttittle,ior
Governor ]. 8. slahson, Judge Of sU.i
preme' Court; i. a. AmOS, Treasurer; W.
w. Hobart, Comptro roller; James D, Minor,
lsecretafY 0f State, and VIM. Campbell,
Attorney General, q! { Sylvester Lowry,
withdrew if6In me Con re SsionSl eontAst
in Arizona, but indIcod that p6pular gan.
tlemAls Peter Brady, % oppose 1fccdr..
mig hRei 'Ei $
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Chiclal;gI,osi MARKET.

IN M II,la0f, { .5l QmpAao. Sept q,
FIouR-Dull aud prices shade lower. III
GRAn-Wheat-No. 2gspring Chicago k@1C
lower; sales Of No. II at 81 0T. Corn active, and
the market closed ct &C for NO. 3 mixed OAti
steady, with q moderate demand; k01c lower
Rales 1t S6Jf@ @STc for No. g.. Rye quiet and weak
sales at Tic for No!9. Barley active and closed
hrm; sales at 16H115fc. ihg yC& 'lg. aiil
Hoas-DuII, and prices declined I9K K4l6c. y
/ CATTLE-Dlll: sales OF 81. .g-I ,,Y5
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jPihiladeIphia Market, I

FLouR-Demand light =, ,,,s,,.,., =, I, ~.
GRAM-The demand for wheat is good; red
Soldat 81 3S01 q, and Iowa spring at q 90, Rye
eGc:y Corn higher; yellow 81; mixed Sso@S1 %.
0aA steady at D6sc, :, ,.l 4. Z .,..-. 4
ProytstoNs-MGss pork u held at $27 7502s %,
Lard i6c faiiI ~ f'f ~ - AAg
ilonS. Petroleum stsadE sales crude 1ec, and
svHtalf-Aaking 9Q99le. SoirsE.IIf ..irrT-
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( A FAcr-Let your prejudlces be what
they may, try a new improved Singer
Family Sewing Machine and you will use
no other.
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WASHINGTON.
/ ARspel for Senator gWilliamsA Z
! iEItiBkyyWAsH1Ssa 4 F6Es Sept ass 1

4SF7HFPt ~ C6AASEA HtAAAAS4ASD1 ~ y
IIGUUltH tHwAsa1assF FoEs SEPT ass 1
Now that 1t IS definitely known that
Senator Williams will not return to the
Senate, It Is said the Presidentiwill, tender
hi6lthe position, of. Solicitor General Of
tho United States. This office with b sol.
ary Of $4,000 q year, was created during
the last session Of Congress but has teVer
been filled.
Protest KgaiuatFf the New Vice GAas'
ash; emiEal1 i35IEJ
A very formidable effort is making to
have the President revoke sthe eappoint
ment Of Vice, Admiral Rowan; 4Numer-
Gus charges have been made against him,
which tend to showsit that his5p promotlon
was not within the spirit Of the law. II
the President fails TO recognize the charges
theyswill lbe,made to the Senate with .
view to Rowan's rejection.
Judge Orth Denies the English Mis-
anxso SIGN s1tsorEys{ aaastq :
A letter was received here to-day IRON
Judge Orth, saying that there Is no truth
i9 the report thet be Lgy haa 4 Pess teadsF@ea @
Attorney Geuerai AcReFthan:.
The report comes from Georgia that
Attorney General Ackerman Is In very
poor.healtls aud Is thinking seriouslyiot
rcsIgning his positiopHns7
Freedmen's Bureau Closed. ,,r,
Til; Work Of the Freedmen's Bureau In
tue South has been closed, excepting such
portions Of the educational interests as are
dependentupon and supported by the Edu-
cati0nal Assoc ociation.I = All agents and aids
of the Bureau have been discharged, ex-
cepting those whose duties relate to the
payment ol bounties y @s@'t| ~ -
A Manifesto from the Democratic
Committee. -, =,
WASHINGTON, September 9ss
Hon. Samuel Randall, Chairman Of the
mittee, having called on the Hon. James
Brooks, rs a member Of the Ways and
Means Committee, 70 reply to the reducS
tion oEfthgta circular issued by the Hons
HenrySW ilsonS Sas Chairman 81 the eRepub!
lican Congressional Committee, he has
published hatTeply X Mr. BROOKS states
that the reduction Is not as much by thir.
ty or forty millions as the Democrats
would have made 1t had they been in
power; that what reductions have been
made In the tariff: has been in the interest
Of capital rather than labor, and that
the Senator OF achusetts, may wellbe
content withiait, while the West and
South can't be, as reductions win be made
In the capital interest Of Massachusetts,.
These allegations are fortified by statisti-
cSl tables: Wilson will doubtless .re,si y
ply.
The District Attorney of Philadelphia,
has been instructed from the Treasury
Department to appeal all cases involved
In the recent decision Of judge Strong,
to the Supreme Court OF the United States.
The population Of this tcityis 109,338;
total of the District Of Columbia 1St,ss9;
IN increase since 1860, of70 per cent rr
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New Yo,Fk Dry Goods Market.

-.,, l.,. ..'... 81. NEW YOlK, Sept. a.,
: Dry goods arc hardly 80 active, yet large
business has been transacted, and, Wherever no
arr passing into the chalnels Of trade freely:
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RHTHANiYaoo aoo.LLEGE.

The Thirtieth Session Of this Inst Itlou win
commence on MONDAY, 26th aEPFENBKRS SilgT0,
and terminate on the 18th OF June, 181I. II 10
romantically situated In tho midst Of the boanti.
fll and healthy hill.countFy Of the Panhandle"
Of West Virginia, easily accessible by TAilroRhor
river and surrounded with the most favorable In.
huencaS for Studentl life. It has rptopoFtNfin
OF over $S61000 and Is thus enabled to ans:
tain faculty and, fpiish eiliteS f0s thorough
education, OF the very arst order. n jlatalp INV
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS, are provided
for both public and private boarding, and Hnfar;
niBhed rooms will DO let to students who Wfalt b
board themselves. ialy F'silg't i4'SIlapnuI
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION. Regular
Literary Course. including the Ancient Ian.
guAges, for the Degree OF Bachelor Of Arts. Z 4.
Literary and scicntidE cohfse for the Degree Of
Bachelor OF Sciences, 3. Tho Course lof Master
Of Arts. 1. Tho CouFAe for Master Of Sei6neea.
5. Special Courses III Practical henaiSfy|T Civil
Engineering, DC Detailed informant lon % to
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.-Th MBtitu.
ton has 4 complete GET or Phllosoph phICailAtpa.
fatug, and students who wish itGfe Ftfai1ed In
tho use Of F Held Instruments, ,-alAo th0f6uthiy
ltted up Laboratory for praetic Instruction
and work In, Chemical Analysis, and 4nrAn1ple
Mugenm for The study Of Natural History,
TERMs.-Tuttio go per session. Boarding
nom - to 8 per week. UnGdrnished rooms 4b
per session to each student, preparing for the
Ministry, Free tuition To- sons iof Ministers Of
the Gospel Of al d6nbialHatl6nd. 'fN'
For further particulars app ply2 for catalogue 70
Prof. O. L. LooB, sOrttafy,tof b MD rniigdil,Y
W, 4, PENDLEToN, President,
jy1S lDhiff - Bethany, WebtYa.
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and stock Market.
+4ilsyiiR Nrw YoRx. SAM. a

MossY-Rasy: no loauS among brokers above
8 per cent, and Z large number at 8 per cont The
acceptance OF the extra milliOn0f bonds by the
Treasury iSconstrued aS new guaranty Of the
int0ntion OF tho Secretary 70 put In circulation
his lRfH6 currency balance during the fll as occa.
sion requires Offerings were Gllcited to the
amount ofi 6, ,T40a0O Of l00.0901 90, Of which
90 900 900 wire accepted at 100. 0l0Q4 49, 81
sTRRIING ExoHGN0E-Bankefs bills 109K@
109K; others 109k. .5ia'3 bit :" 80
:doiD-Dnll at 1l8K@ @11Sx. Carrying rates
1.9s peE cent to aat lCleaEances $4,000 O0o!
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Our correspondent at Berlin states that
the Republicans Of Germany continue the
agitation against tho annexation oil
Alsace and Lorraine with increasing
determination in oil their journals and II
all the public dgatherinEs. ~ = -l- ..
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received in London from Bismarck, yes.
terday, say Favre was cordially received
at the Kings headquarters at eryieres,
Rothschild' 8 chateau. The preliminary
discussions had relation to time and mode
Of convoking a constituent assembly IN
view Of. securing sufficient guarantees for
the fulfllment Of condit tionS to which the
provisional government m must yield. tts
consent, .,,.,s +. /: + sS,a.Itg ijf5 t.., yist,
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IT..A.LY.
The Military Occupation Of Rome.

a1og ...,;, .ii.. 4 F1oREScE, September se. !.
Acontipgent Of each division Of the
Italian army, occupied the city Of Rome,
while the remainder went into camp out.
side ofthe walls. Tie Papal troops laid
down their arms and defled before the
Italians, who cheered. loudly for King
Victor Emanuel. The Papal Legion have
gone to Cfvitta Veechia, there 70 await
the completion Of the arrangements now
making to transport them to their several
countries. The italian loss In killed and
wounded before the city was trthlng. ..
The Diplomatic Corps 1.-THE Vatican have
announced their entire satisfaction with
the precautions which have been taken
to preserve order slHNiJiJ aipa
People Enthusiastic over National
O. 4 lKITA z Unity EEi4 FIKtL.
The people Of Italy are enthusiastic over
the, accom- mplishment Of Italian unity. The
larger cities are covered with bunting, and
fire works and illumfnations attest the
general Joy. : gpg ~, '-i'5sIiF ai Il, Z! :!
Special to Esatag 7asgrdfu. eEe7s ~ ,i ssi ss ssy
y FLoRENcE, Sept. sse,u
Throughout Italy there Is great entllu.
siastic demonstrations OF! the popular ap::
proval on the occupation'of Rome. Cen
eral Cardona was to-day at Rome re-
ceiving the arms ofthe Papal troops!
The terms ofssurrender was arranged by
General Kansler. All thenatiVe Italians
that were on duty at the garrison are re-
tanned in the, depot without arms, all the
foreigners bGing sent toitheirs respective
countries. The surrender Of the Papal
troops had more the appearance Of: D, car
nival or festival than d surrender cheers
for the Kingjare mingled with cheers for
Roma HTtt bGn9 -.tlla ti1ell1s
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MEDICAL COLLEGE q OFnlVIR
4Nl GINA, RICHMoND.S g a, gEsn9aAll955 st ,5
RESsTnN nF te7h ~ 3t'lS'F 3hiS

n - SESSION OF lST0-I1., 'I.,S
The next Annual Course Of Lectas4s VIII com.
mence on the Arst Monday In October, and con.
tinue hye months, withn fully organized Faculty,
(conaisting Of nine PEofoSSqrgl y and With ali the
other facilities for the llluBtFoton Of leethFeS
In the several departments. An ample Supplyof
material for Practical Anatomy, ',.,.f-t,fs,
CLINICAL MSTRuoTIoN at the ColIeSG Hospital.
the City Aims House, lWhite, and colpfedj and
Clinics on diseases of. the Bye and Ear, and
diseases OF Women and chIldFen. . n,
FEIs-Mstfic ficulation, S5: Full ,CoprSe OF Lee.
tEEsSs Si2G; & Graduation, @ Of
"A. TSs;SsaSis J. indulgence fer the
BolRp IN Richmont SIS to go psrmohtEi.5,55
For further Information, Or copy ofi iCata-
loEue addEess, R Z. 8. JoYNEs, Nd.
X aags7eodi slHl I, a peanl9f the Faenlty
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THE N..EJUROPE|
FRANCE s
Inye,tment,of Paris complete.

! EiiEl ~ 1r LONDON, septembeF %! 7
King William reports to Queen Augusta
that the investment Of Paris Is now COM
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riIE HONEST B0NAPARIEs-TnEY LEAVE
FRANCE AS POOR AS THEY WE'RE N1a48

The Times Of this morning has an Inn
portant article following upon the publi-
cation Of n. Pietri's letter, designed to re-
fute the stories Of the Imperial proalgacy
and acquisitions. The article says: Deslr-
ing to dissipate the calumnies which have
been directed against the Imperial family,
we can state, that they spent in France all
they ever received in France Napoleon
will leave Wilhelmshohe as in!1s48, For
himself he hos only, the cottage which his
mother, Queen Hortense, bequeathed him.
The Empress has only her private jewels
and her hereditary. estate in, Spain. The
Prince Imperial has a house which was
bequeath6d to him near Trieste y q
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a Dlsinlerested Opinion.

1.-The German ObIcidl Gdsette, q new Jour.
nal published at Hagenai, referring, in the
first number, to. the proposed incorpora-
ton Of Alsace and Lorraine with Germany,
says: "These provinces are already Teu-
tonic in language, politics, manners and
ideas, and they ought to be only too happy
to separate from 1nfdel, ,socialistlc Franco.
oppoSitloR tO9Anhexihg' AIsace and
Lorraine.
-, new YORK, Sept, 90.
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:,gaa5 LlE BRRLry, Sept, 81.
Johann Jaecsoby, ,the leader 6fi the Dem.
ocraric party, has Ibeen imprisoned at
Konigsburg, by order ot the military 'au!
thorities, for calling q meeting ofpattisans,
who drafted resolutions against the torci-
ble annexation of French territory . The
Democrats Of Munich passed similar res.
olutions. -7 7ar a4- .ieq8i 10 SziR
e aERsfAN UNITY, q. .,.,,,,
1t Is semi-off1cially announced that the
further unity Of Germany is shortly to be
secured by new political institutions. M, 4.
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sURRENDER OF ToUL.'ll
IBERDtN, sept 20-Midnieht.

NarA- fFAAASAAAAA4aS
tThe following information hasjus been
received in this city from the front. On
Sunday night the aPrussian forces sur
rounding the city Of Toul began alturious
bombardment Of the French position! An
incessant fro was, Continued throughout
the night and on Monday. Many breaches
werelmade in the walls Of the city, and q
great many buildings burned by the well vel
directed artillery fire Of the Prussians.
On Tuesdaymorning the PrussianU were
preparing to renew the bombardment
with the greatest yigor, when q note was
received from, the French commander by
o flag Of truSe, offering tho unconditional
surrender Of the city and garrison A. The
offer to capitnlate was promptly accepted,
and the city Of Tonl yis'pow occupied 3y
the Prussian troops. 4
ri flii Fsaf 10 3 A6l-g-- .iIlHka gpuM tI9
IMPRISONMENT or. A. PROMINENT DEMO.
CRATIC LEADER IN GERMANY.
- 4Vts ~ ~
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GERMANY.
The Coming Empire.

.TIH3aN9it LoEDoN, Sept %!
Dispatches from Berlin repeats the news
that 4 Constitution isapreparing, for the
seGbruy ydf German Unity lHdrfJ JDGl.
bruch Is arranging for formally proclaim
ing Frederick Emperor Of GermanY.asa.L
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wv fNfs3tsg5g ad41lsss
(. UNIVERSITY /!
,IArn.TTs aGFg1oeHE nos
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with fullcorps of Professors.


Opened but recently for purposes Of inStruc.
ton, this Institution has already attained very
extensive range Of patronAe0 and support.
II possesses thb finest grounds and buildings In
the State.
ments Of Collegiate and Scientific Study
special advantages for thoEouE AeQuiSitipn
Of the Modern Languages, the Study OF 9eQlpky,
and other branches In the interest OF Agfieu1!
Chemistry taught according, to,tne nsw and
only correct system. tfise s',i
Teaehera' Glass every Spring TeEmX nUili,I
A VALUABLE Cabinet and AppaFatuG. .dsa
TUITION from SIS To- $24 per year.tj bauoN
DeeembeE6th. Spring, March 2iatg .iioisI6li
Commencement June 18th. .dIE 1T
~ Send for q Catalogue. gsI ~. s.tsl
.}'iTTjfef.ti All Jflif GEO. c. STUR6IsS,y
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*BEiI;LAIRE ITEMS. ITEMS

fFUn Robes, all styles, at the Fur Store.
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. STRICT pIsO1pLMB HNFonCED.

Trochu has introduced in tho garrison
a sternness Of discipline not known in the
French army for years, and with results
already visible, IN the perfect order Of the
city, the bearing Of the soldiers and the
general high spirit which prevails In the
metropolis, f. TIsl ~
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The E6oaag Ratr states that Secretary
Fish has instructed Minister WaShburne
at Paris that he can do nothing Whatever
In the name OF this government To relieve
the suffering German residents expelled
from that city. General ,dlsapp ointment
prevails in official circle d, Berlin In CON
sequence ofthb decision 0fft6ei American
Government. oIsat
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pIssiTrsrAcr1oN n GERMANY.

D GreataIssatiSlactton Is openly expressed
II North6rnG Germany at tho treatment Of
Geneh6l Won steinmetz, who It Is thought,
has been sacrificed as being too popular.
FAyRs' nEoEPTloN N1BEsIiARcKDEMANDs
TIE SURRENDER OF FORTS ON THE NO.
sELLE AND RHINE. !TH4 tIlI&O'
gnneial b kha TtlbtIle. ~ -iar aa. 81 on y =
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Tho remains Of. the late L: NJ. Colts.
chalk, who died In South America, arrived
In this city yesterday . II ts the intention
Of, his friends and tho musical artists Of
the city to have agrand .requtm mass
performed over his body at ST stephen's
Church next week. ! .slyl.i, i,'. ,i;..,I
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Yesterday NJ. Condert, Attorneyfor the.
French Consul. called, oni Commissioner
Belts, Marshal, Sharpe and the District
Attorney, but all Of them refused TO take
any action in the matter and 30. the case
stands. ~.
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! BRussEIIs, September 80. H (;
ABritish Diplomatst arrived, ,hereyes =
terday enTott6 to the headquarters of.the
King Of Prussia on an important mission
connected, with peace. (. .S4s
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n Fan Of q ScaG0Id.

"a mo Fall1 Of 1i8e9HoIde 9 .TNla
I. The scaGolding, at 50 West 18th street
fell yesterday afternoon, the horse break
ing. Seven men fell 16 feet, Charles
OfNeIl was fatally injured and John Gar.
ner, Michael Brigan; Barney Greeley and
Pat Cartoll'all 9eyerelY Yinlued.o q
The New York herald., 1870-08-19
VIRGINIA.

Arrest Of Another Of Canby's Sheriffs for
Depnty United States Marshal While n
PrisOner-1he state Prisoner is Committed
and tho Uaired States Prisoner Escapes.
RICHMOND, August II, 1870.
William Leahey, late military sheriff Of Pittsyva.
mia county. who was removed from that once under
the operation OF the enabling act passed by the
Legislature, was indicted by the Grand Jury OF the
county for embezzling the public funds to the
amount or So, 400. His accounts up to the present
remain unsettled, and commission appointed by
the court found him defaulter In the above
accounts was pending that the arrest was made:
but Leahey, denying the legality o. his arrest,
fused to give ball. and was accordingly committed
to JAIL The straDgest feature OF the matter il that
Leahey s now deputy Unitea States marshal; that
at the time Of his arrest he had in his possession
warrant for the apprehension OF man named
Keesee for Illicit distilng. This latter party was
present In the Court House when lieahey was placed
under arrest. Immediately after which he arrested
Keesce and held him as u United States prisoner.
held on TO his prisoner, and q crowd or
persons followed the State prisoner with his United
States prisoner. Arriving at the jail quite scene
took place. The jaIler received q commitment for
stOuy insisted on taking his prisoner In with him.
This the jailer refused he had no authority to
hold Keesee the United States prisoner. After con-
siderable wrangllng among the officers. the jalier
jail. his prisoner meanwhile escaping short time
afterwards the friends OF Leahey rendered bail,
which was accepted, and he was released in the
sum of $0 000 but he has not succeeded In rearrest
of Keesee rushed upon him At The Jail and rescued
Ills prisoner.
The New York herald., 1870-08-19
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Projected BuiIdinxs.

brown front dwellings i7x5s owner daniel Eariy
Plan Au-3roome and Laurens Sta w corner story
Nova Scotia q ne store sisSo Owners, stern Lndheim
Plan s I'd and 9Th st. corner, three story brick
stores and tenements 26x4a Owner w Morris.
Plan s42th st. # OF 30 av, two story brick
Pan 643l6t at and LIST corner, story brick
store and tenement l9xs5 Owner, John Furey.
Plan e44 Thomas ST. sA # OF West Broadway, one
story brick warehouse, 25ya4. Owner, M Purcell
Plan s455lst st. Ill II OF 9Th av story brown
stone front dwellings, l83xS5 Owners A Bussell.
Plan s46-i30th IT. lt0nw OF 9th ay, one story brick
Plan Si7 Grand s. 80 Of Mercer st. one story iron
front store 25xs5 Owner, NJ Stokes.
Plan S4Sl6th St l26 IT OF lst av, two story brown
front dwellings, 20xt6. Owner James Meagher.
store ca and nd tenement a5s5s owner, G q Eils -
Plan $50 42d ct, 80 # 10th av three story iron
front and tenement, 26xo, Owner deorge Kracht
Plan S5lAmitv place No ld story iron front fac
tory. 22x64. Owner, Dingee.
Plsn S5awooster St. Nos 1856 1885, story brick fac.
tory, 50x32. Owner, Char.es Klein.
Plan e53 Coumbiast No 1884, story brick store and
tenement, 2sx69 Owner, Julius wesslaw.
brick church, SJr7S. owner, Emmanuel Church
stables, l6.sx60. Owner, Rider.
Plan bb6 Dist st West No l86, one story basement
brown stone front dwelling, 20x45 Owner George Case
and s ta.n II
,cnements, 1870 owner John Russell r'' ''''
Plan sSs I.'h st. = i:6 q Of LIST ay, one story bri
dwelling, I2ly7. owner, Andrew GeRsner.
Plan S60-Essex st. No 42. story brick store and
tenement s5x72 Owner, G Goeler.
Plan eS 4lst st. $50 of llth av. one story frame
dwelling 2bxhO Owner John Baur.
Plan st. West No l49 one story brick store and
tenement, 26x79. Owner, Neppal.
Plan seS-Ssth ST. 100 n of broadway, one story
Plan s6l az rcar No 359 story brick factory
lSxA Owner, M Sfkworth
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A LONG ISLAND CITY PEST HOLE.

In addition TO the many fever breeding places OF
the Third ward, Long Island City, s one situated on
the Gasmau estate which rather goes ahead Of any
thing i'll the nuisance line. The establishment Ii
owned by Wilkinson 4 Co. The business Is prepar-
Ing brlstles for the brush manufacturers. Carts
visit all the hog killing establishments of New York
and Brooklyn and collect the bristles which have
been scraped from the dead swine. This Is packed
IN heaps in the open air for the purpose Of breeding
maggots which eat OF the dried blood and dead AMI
NAL matter which collects, leaving the bristleS in
such q condition that 1t s easy TO clean them. This
process lasts for a number of weeks and while the
animals are at work the stencil from the heap OF
HAIR blood ana rotten animal matter Is unbearable.
Recently number OF houses have been built near
this place. In some stages OF the weather the 0d0r
can be inhaled for a mile or more. The inhaDl-
tans calling loudly for relief from this and other
nuisances In Dutch Kills, but as yet the Long Island
City Health Board have done nothing Tor the peo'
PIES protection