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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-09
PROPOSALS..

PNofoSAss Stocks eSs q sn tie City of New York.
Once until Tnesdsy June il isa at osioes n,
Mnsp as w be j ass Of r. sn sy Of
sa sss Gs9s1 Of Ssas stset
Additional Croton Water stock, .'''"
authorized s y chap a, amended h chap @
city 'Parks Improvement Fund Stock. 49,
authorized by chap go, Laws of 1871, payable in 80 =,
Croton Water Main Stock, 1870 -''''S0
authorized by chap 2ls Laws Of ISL payable No ,.o 90
Water Stock Of 1870
authorized by chap. 3S3 sec. 9, Laws Of 1870 pay
able November 1902 .:..,....... .:..:... 10000
y,m6sE in each year The proposals viii state the AMOUNT
M d the Be Thoss S s Are
lain The sums awarded to Them respectively, together
with I'm any premiums thereon =,
Chamber for such deposit The parties w be entitled
q the sums awarded to them, bearing the
Each proposal should be sealed and endorsed PRO
posas Cor stocks OF the City Of New York and enclosed
or The IL his the 10
''ss inc o0'p0i SDRE IsSaIHT' GREEN Comptroller
rRoLLras ornct, June4 1872.
PROPOSALS FOR KEEPING BUoYs
o. L'enTnogsK lSspsc,oR Taap DrsTaIcr
p sSs sodt rMToEs,T9. WIN Be Tseeyed ohse until
ing replacing and keeping In good order and ia their pro
per posuols an the buoys Fire Island
de o. Long island and such others may be authorized
for one year from the LIST day OF July the
ing pth day OF June according to the regulations az tho
Lighthouse Board ana the printed specifications copies of
which he had by applying at this Office Of'Ns =
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board
j. Vi. STRONG, Commander, u s NJ
Lighthouse Inspector Third district
mo CONTRACTORS.
i Proposals tor Quarantine Structures on wcs, RanL
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OuhRAsTIsr
No EXCHANGE CouRr, NEw YoRK MAY a. Is72
Proposals sealed and endorsed above will he 70.
ceivea by the undersigned, the office OF the Commits.
soners Quarantine until O'Clock NJ of the th day
of June at which they will be publicly opened The
Board itself under the law the discretion
any bid which not deem for the interest Of
the State % accept
Plans and specifications can be seen and information
obtained the Office Of the Commissioners OF Quarantine
No 2ExChange court
RICHxRD scHEII. President Commissioners
A. ~ BELL, OF
SAMUEL BARTON } QyRranfIne,
A oAREY HALL, Mayor OF New York
g. s. POWELL Nayor OF Brnnklvn
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EAcoB BoGART, AuCTIONEER
- :, 49,, WEDNESDAY, June ~,
~ " crck, al the auction rooms No North William
aTgS assortment Of Household Furniture Mirrors
nets a. Sees' beading, Brussels and threeply Car
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WM. A. POND CO. ONE HUNDRED NEW AND
w NJ. A. POND Co second hand Pianos to rent by
WIN. A. POND CO. the month or quarter and the
WIN. A. POND 4 co. rent applied to pure base when
WIN. A. POND co desired Organs and Pianos to
WIN. A. POND CO. rent at from 50 to $l2 per month.
WIN. a. POND CO 57 Broadway; Branch, 80 Union
WIN. A. POND co. square.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
M Handsome Dwelling at Mount Vernon al al

T.. II. LUDLOW CO. will sell by auction on Wednes
day June " 1877 at II O'clock at the Exchange Sales
room No. Ill Broadway.
MOUNT vERNON-X desirable Dwelling and 10 ss-loo
of Land situated the White Plains road and ad
Joining the New Haven Railroad about half mile from
the railroad depot at Mount Vernon and near the pro-
posed depot OF the Harlem and Port Chester Railroad
Good double frame house, well shaded large barn, ice
being within hour Of New York by the New Haven
Railroad Convenient to churches schools, stores &c
Terms liberia
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DY JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER.
ID JOHN A DUNN 4 co,
saesroom 227 Bowery
will aell Monday) at l2a O'clock, by virtue Of
ehatel mortgage, 20 East Twentyfrst street. one
So''"' :" ps' Join LEDDY, Attorney for Mortgage.
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r EVILS Il. WOOD, AUCTIONEER,
Il Office No 10 Montgomery street, Jersey City.
r EVILS E. WOOD, AUCTIONEER,
IL once 70 Montgomery street, Jersey City.

The great sale of l79 Lots the Denote omeste
in postponed in consequence of the Storm Monday,
June no. 1872 at two O'Clock r. M the ground rain
shine,
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noN'T FAIL TO ATTEND

of fine Residence and nine handsome villa Plots,
at Orange, N. j.. tomorrow tMonday), June 10 Only
thirty minutes from city; thirty.ve trains TO and fro
daily Take II O'Clock A. train foot OF Barclay street
Sale positive For maps and particulars apply 10 CAPERS
CLARKE a CO, SO Cedar street New York.
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DIANOs TO RENT-FRoM SO TO S. PER MONTH;
l. for sale, from $75 upwards, cash. instame nts
to suit Gust mers at f. DUMSDAYiS Pianoforte Ware.
| taught
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14

The LATE DANIEL DENNY.-We understand
there were some ina curacies in the notice of the
death OF Mr.. Denny, published in yesterday
SPY, which it is proper to correct. He was born
as there stated, in Leicester, from which place
his father removed with his family, not to West,
boro, but to Worcester, and resided at the cor.
ner Of Main and Mechanic Streets on the prem
Uses now occupied by the stores OF David Scott
aud the two next adjoining, where he carried
on the business of card making for some time
till he was appointed deputy sheriff, in which
Office he continued during the remainder of his
life. The son, at a suitable age, was placed in
the store of Brock Parkman, in Westboro, one
of the largest, best managed, and best patron
lied country stores in the state, where he en-
loyed unusual facilities for the development of
the rare business talent so emnently manifested
by him in his subsequent career Here he re-
manned during his minority. When he COM
mencod business on his own account in Boston,
it was done in his own individual name, but it
was understood that Mr.. Parkman furnished Il
portion, at least, of the capital and probably
shared, for the time his capital remained there,
in the profits. If MIR. Palkman ever lived in
Savannah, it must have been at an early period
of bis life, for it is certain that lie resided in
West6orough, and was in extensive business
there when Mr.. Denny was yet boy, and con-
tinucd there during the remainder of his life
Some time after the death OF MIR. Denny's father
his mother removed, with her family, to the new
brick house which her son had built for them
on Pearl street. opposite where the post office
now sands, and there ended her days, enjoying
the respect and confidence of wide circle OF
friends and acquaintanceS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14
All the Year Round,

And in all parts of thu world the elements of disease are
present in the air. the soil and the WATER in greater or
less degree and therefore the Great Vegetable ARdote
to these invisible enemies ofhealh Hosteers Stomach
Bi tiers, is invaluable household medicine at all sea-
sons and in every latitude At period of the year is
regulating and corrective licinc more needed than
toward the close of winter. when the sun and rain are
beginning to break the winter ockade, and from the
'oening soil arises that terrible miasna which weighs
like an incunus upon the vital machinery and de resses
the animal spirits II is then that the seeds o. ntermit-
tent and remtent f.vers Of rheumatism and rheumatic
gout of obstinate stomach complaints of disorders of
the liver and bowels and whole hos pulmonary and
ervous complaints sown.
The best the surest way to prevent this disastrous
seeding is to inrigoratc and refresh the system with
cour of The Btters, If this precauton be taken now
there viii be no danger of the miasmatic germs taking
root in the fluids and tissues of the BODY and Bringing
forth terrible rut in the spring. Now the time for
prevention Remember that vigOr is the only safeguard
against The virus of disease AMI that Hosteers Biters
is the purcst The safest, the powerful and perfect
invgorant ever administered either protective med-
cine or rene ". change of season approaches which
almost always proves ess disastrous to persons
Of weak, nervous organization. Brace up at once wi
the leading Tome of the age. Purge from the blood all
mcrbll matter strengthen the nerves. regu ate and
purify the secretons with The Vegetable Elixir which
combines the juices Of the finest medicinal roots herbs
and barks with The most wholesome of all dltTusive
stimulants d&wlw fR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14
Miscellaneous n,en,s.

mat mysterious surplus of a million dollars
IN the national treasury has at last been ac-
counted for, western editor suggests that the
democrats must have put it there TO prove the
incompetency of a republican administration.
Lieut.. A. ii. Fletcher, Chief Engineer W. w
Dngan. and Second Assistant Engineer Harvey
webster have been detached from the island
navy yardbin Washington and ordered to the
Powhattan; Surgeon James McMaster from the
navy yard at Boston to the Powhattan; Assist
ant Surgeon ). b. Brown from the naval hopit
al at Norfolk TO the Powhattan; Assistant Sur
geon Dwight Dickinson from the naval hospital
al Annapolis 10 the Powhattan; Chief Engineer
Il. Z. Dade from the navy yard Mt Norfolk to be
ready for duty III the North Atlantic feet; First
Assistant Engineer Albert Morley from the navy
yard at New York to the Powhattap.
The London Times Of a recent date has an nc.
count OF the first of the iron Orts to be erect
ca at Spthead, as protection to Portsmouth.
This fort, the skeleton of which, after being nut
together ~ the manufacturers yards, for exam
nation, has been taken to pieces apain and
packed Off by rail to Spilhcad. 1t will cost n
mllllOn pounds sterling; the shell alone costing
Ef5O,OOO The skeleton welghs 2aO0 TONS If is
to he fitted up with filteen-inch plates. costin~
$1,000 each. This fort, and the others which
are to be constructed like it, will be each ZOO
feet in circumference and $50 in height. and viii
be armed with two tiers Of guns, one tier com.
prlsing "A 600.pounders, and the other rs 400
Founders. The two principal forts, command
lug the ouly deep channel leading from The area
into Portsmouth harlor, will be about two
thousand yards apart Their guns, it is calcu
lated, Will pierce twelve-nch armor, at two
thousand yards distance, while no gun vet in
vented is credited with power enough to iniure
the plates of the fort however near il may be
brought The English government copgratu-
ates itself that these forts render Portsmouth,
virtually impregnable, and the "Thunderer" de.
votes more than column OF editorial TO an es-
liGatc OF their efficiency in cases Of what il sig-
nllicantly calls "not improbable war"
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NO. a4G NAN STREET.

OPEN FRoM...............9A NJ. to p. MP to T. NJ
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS to ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS receiced and put upon interest he first Of eoery
month.
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST made in January and
july, and if not withdrawn are adde to the principal
on the first of the following month.
Smallest sum entitled 10 receive interest," Three Dol
lars. CHAS |. PUTNAM President
GEORGE W. WHEELER Treasurer diff jy2O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14
Special Iotreea.


Reissues, Extensions and Foreign Patents procured
interlerences conducted all kinds of business with the
PATENT OFFICE.
Transfers of Rights and Patent Cases attended to nv
49, ~ JAMES q. ARNOLD, Worcester Mass.
OFFICE No. 1903 MAIN ST.
y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14
LATEST BITS,
VIEW YoRE STOCK MARKEr.

NFw YORK, Feb. ~ Money steady at G a per cent
God more qu e. osing ste2dy at l04 q nos. Ster-
ling eldy at lu9A q ITO. Loans fat A. Der cent for
carrying. Cleainss s4t4lT.0.0. Governments cio.cd
dul. state bonti nu; new Souh Carolu $ dc lined ?
per cen. Stocks recovered after tile re nj cal and
closet very firm. The clos ns quotations are:
Unite -a4aes -.,xos. t6s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14

2. The bill to incorporate the new town lof
] Norwood, also received similar treatment. The
bill abolishing the nautical school was recon
mittcd, as the Westboro people think it needs
some emeudation. Bills were introduced to
authorize the Connecticut railroad to purchase
the Mt. Tom and EasthamRton railroad, and
to incorporate the South Shore steamboat
company TO run boats in Boston harbor, with
q caoital limited to two hundred thousand
dollars.
The trustees of the state agricultural college
cent III their report to the senate. The report
exhibits high degree of prosperity at that in
stitution. and eNsJiosefhor tlaiin is compliment
cd for what he has done to increase that pros
perity. The number Of students in 1871 Vas
166, including representatives Of Il other states
besides Massachusetts. Various improvements
have been made on the farm, and good clpps have
been gathered, The greatest obstacle to greater
success Is the lack of active capital The trus-
tees discuss the cultivation of the sugur Beet,
which is now exciting 50 much attention. and
it is said that if onc-half the average of the
state now given TO corn were devoted to this
crop, the result would he forty podnds OF sugar
to each inhabitant. 1t is suggested that an
association be formed with 4 capital of 100000,
to take the beets from the farm and u'anufac-
ture them into sugar. the college is now ca
pabe OF educating 100 Young men, which is
| all that the dormitories will accommodate,
Two more dOrmitcries costing $4,000 piece,
and a building fer chapel, library, and mu-
scum, 10 cost $4,000, are said 10 be needed,
which is the preliminary business to another at
tack on the state treasury.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14

Enable amount of injury for which no subStan-
tal redress is possible.
\ consecutive reading of the whole "case' we
think will make this impression, 1t certainly
would not impress any one competent to sit in
Judgment in such matter that the United
States expected or desired to recover specific
damages for the loss in the transfer ofthe Amer
lean commercial marine TO the British flag, or
for the prolongation of the war. The Cease"
whatever else may be said of it, is undeniably
drawn with great skill, and is an admirably
effective statement of all our causes cfcomhaint
against Great Britain for the negligence and
unfriendliness of her government as manifested
in the construction and entertainment within
her jurisdiction of the rebel cruisers. 1t does
not profess to have diplomatic, still less judi
cial character, but is without disguise the nara.
tive ana argument of party, designed to pre-
sent his cause as strongly asRpossible before a
tribunal which is entrusted with its decision.
Mr.. Thomas Hughes, who shares the present
English establishment and indignation, says in
letter TO the Tribune, that he could
consent to submit the matter without
protest against our Cease" if the arbitrators
were all Judges of our supreme court or supe-
rior courts, but since they are, as he says, 4
very different body, composed practically of
three persons, none of whom speak our Ian
guage, enc of whom is known to be very ar
dent republican, and is stated to have expressed
strong views upon the case already he is
afraid that they may be mjsled by this skilifal
mlrshaliug Of words into an oxtravagant and
unwarrantablc judgment, Mr.. Hughes and his
countrymen, who share his apprchensions, may
safely dismiss them. The allowance, which
they seem TO think possible, by the arbitrator,
of an enormous sum, as the London Times says,
''a penalty as great as victorious Germany eN.
acted from PROSTATE France" is not only i'm
possible and absurd, but, if 1t were possible,
would be even more 10 be deprecated by us than
by Great Britain, because it would leave us with
our Just demands unsatiSfed, and with an APP
parently valid claim impossible to enforce, yet
which might be used by demagogues and fire.
eaters to impel us into Il war which, with the
most favorable result, would be only less disas.
trous to us than to our antagonist,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14

In Hartford, Saturday, a man was complained
Of as thief At the police headquarters, and, in
lorly'nye minutes, the property had been recov-
fenced, and on his way 10 Jail
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14

SWEDISH M0vEMENT CURE!


For Chronic Diseases, is the best means known for the
treatment of Paralysis, Lateral curvature OF the Spine
Enlarged Torpid Liver, Dyspepslq, Constipation or
DarrhGa, Bad Circulation, and the Diseases OF Women
Medical Electricity for Nervous Diseases.
Suitable medicinal lemcdles when required
Hours for Ladies otoI9
ohce corner OF Chestnut and Pleasant SITS.
READ THIS LETTER.
WORCESTER, Jan 30, 'T2
DR. W. A. KNIGHT-Dcar Sir: This is 10 certify, thai
had for many months Vertigo, and confusion OF mind
50 much so that l was unable to figure or attend to
Du5nessS0reness OF spine at my neck and lower part
to your treatment, these symptoms have All Disappeared
am now able to concentrate my mind business with
OUT any OF me bad consequences named and i would
earnestly recommend business men v no are troubled
with brain Tag or threatened narnlvsis io nloce HEM
fe DIN. ~ I 6Tls WARREN.
Bachelors Elair Dye.-rms superb Hair Dye
Is te Gest u me pord-Perccty harmless reliable
or disagrceabe oder. The genuine VIM A. Batcheor's
ilalr Dye produces fmaedjGieiy splendid Black or
Natural Brown; leaves the hair clean SOFT beautiful !;
does not contain particle of lead or any Injurious com
pound Sold by all Druggists; Factory l6 Bond ST. N
T. dlyr tyO
Lea a. Perrins' sauce,
pronounced by eonnoisse sl41s, THE ONLY GOOD
improves appetite and digestion and ii is unrlvaed
for It's flavor We are directed by essrs. LEA IL PER
aui2 deop6m Sew York,
Geo. y. IHoppin d. Co., Commission Merchants
ana dealers in Flour, Corn, Rye, oats, Malt, Meal OF all
kinds Fine and Coarse Feed Linseed on Meal.
Matthews a. Chamberlain,
PLUMBERS,
Corner Waldo and Exchange Streets, Worcester. Mass.
Bath Tubs and Boilers, Water Closets, Wash Bowls
Wash Trays, Sinks &c. &c Httedupa short notice. and
in thorough manner dti Tvs
Worcester Gas Light Company.
COKE.
This CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Manufac-
public, in quantities to SUIT at The following Reduced
One Chaldron of So bushels.
IN oH SSa liHii s0 less than Hail asa;ca ~
Payinents may made and orders for its delivery viii
he issued only al the ONCE Of the Company No anK
Block, Foster St, up stairs dtf jai
Hay,
have few tons of Hay Tor sale at a bargain received
by way Of trade Can aud see 1t at Stable corner Main
my MY Nei''i"' 9'' a., H. ), REED.
John =. CIark ~ son, Commission Merchant
and dealers N Flour ana Grain Land Plaster. linz
Calcned Plaster, Gr Bone Cement Salt (3nann st,ne
phosphate Of Lime and Western Produce Sos BAL 1"d
239 Front b., Worcester, Mass -'''' @'' ulld
diff JOHN X crApp T. ea,,
Bcst aud oldest Family MedIcInc,-sAn-
FOMWp9 LiNEh lNNluukAfuR--A purely Vegetable
Callarlic am lonc-lor " spepsia Coustipnfi0n be
bllily SEX Headache Bilious Attacks, aid Hi dergs
glst iorit Beedre Of i9ittaiioas deSiyr inBS
Dr. g.. n. ggnryoOd,
DENTIST,
q Pearl st,,,n,,tu,., opposite the Post once,
w dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14

HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL FAIR.-All persons,
especially ladies, who are interested in the fair to
be held in Boston, in aid of the Massachusetts,
Homeopathic Hospital, are requested to meet the
worcester County Homeopathic Medical Society,
at the Lincoln hall at =. NJ. this day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14
Chicago, .IsanviIIe and vinceHnes First
Mortgage Bonds.
ISSUE ONLY sIs,5Oo PER MILE.
THE LINE COMPLETED AND IN sue
CESSFUL OPERATIONS

The Leading Points in relation to these Bonds are as
follows;
LIST, The Stockholders have built frst-cass road.
and equipped it in rsclass manner mainly Nth their
arm money.
2d. They have built their road through one Of the
richest portions the state where all the old roads into
Chicago are earning over $4,000 per mile per annum,
and are paying large and regular dividends.
81. They have built the shortest road to the celc
brated Block Coal Sines, whose products have large
and increasing market in Chicago in the manufacture
Of IRON well as for domestic uses.
4th The road is done. well equipped, and earning
money, and argument is required, rs in most new
enterprises to show that the company is able to build it.
5lh The portion of the road opened for business last
year carved more Than fftypsr cent ADORE its interest
liabilities.
9Th The amount Of the mortgage is very moderate,
being only about sls.5OO per mile.
IN While Railroad Bonds may be plenty, those upon
finished lines so certain to pay and small an
amount, are seldom in the market
Sth That as the amount remaining unsold is only
s,OlSOoO' parties who want them should make mmedi-
ate application.
The Bonds arc for 600 EACH have 40 years to yun
ana near interest at the rate OF per cent per annum
payable on the first of April October bo.h principal
and interest being payable in gold in New York.
We do not hesitate to recommend these Bonds as I'M
Usually safe They are attended with ona nj 10, ,,,
' ny "i' '''enueu WIN none Oh inc uncer-
ment OF tie interest and the final payment of the prn-
,rpII ho l'''i''''i ~ ei'' can
mail. to
Messrs. Rice, Whiting q Bullock,
VI "
w II su,rr,-cx go p,.,
0''
GENERAL AGENTS. % Nassau 81 Now Vol.
ioIs aoo, tu,.o,
"
Peoples savings Hank.
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Gundur;lngO.

A limited supply of Bark and Extract for sale by
FAIRBANKS n PIPER,
lsrS''''''.'...'.. Front ST. and 20 Pearl st
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14

BaichelOr's Hair Dye.-rhis superb Hair Dye
Is the GeSt N ne Wod-Aerccty harmless reliable ana
instantaneous; no Disappointment; ridiculous TINS
or alsagreeable oder The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
,Ildir Dye produces tamedQieiy a splendid Black or
NATURAL Brown leaves the hair clean, soft beautiful
does not contain particle of lead any injurious
Y. divr ' ~ ~ tvi0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14
Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank.

Hon. ALEXANDER II. BULLOCK. President
d&wtf c. A. HAMILTON, Treasurer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-14
Ferelem NIarlets.-LBy AtIantlc cablo.l

'NEGETINE,' says Boston physician, "has no equal
as blood purifier. Hearing of ITS many wonderful
cures, after all other remedies had failed | visited the
laboratory ald convinced myself OF its genuin merit
is prepared from barks roots, and herbs each OF
which is highly effective and they are compounded in
such manner as to produce astonishing results"
dwCS
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OFFICE OF THE CITY MARSHAL
Y Y

WORCESTER. MASS, Feb. 10, 1872.
Board of Aldermen, Feb. Il. lS79-
IL ordered hat the Communication requesting
the MavOr and Aldermen to designate streets upon
which COasting may be done Wednesday and Satur-
day afternoons be referred to the City Marshal, with
authority
hereby. under that authority grant permission for
Goa tng Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, from
O'Clock TO O'Clock p in the following streets to
wit:
belmont street east of Liberty