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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-27

The net earnings of the CHICAGO, DANvH1E AND
VNcENNKs RAILROAD are now nearly double
the interest on its bonded debt We have soid
s.. 100000 of the Per Cent First Mortgage BONDS
within a few weeks. and offer the small remainder
at 90 and accrued interest.
W.B. sHATTUcK g. Co., Bankers,
% Nassau-st., NewYOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-27
North Atlantic Express Go.

Incorporated under Special Charter General ohee Droadwsy
NstYs l0l South Tsrth-s philadelphia Central European OF
ogr1eRs AND AGENTS IN ALL PARTS OP EUROPE Mer-
csndss Money Bonds Jewey samp.os Personal hc Sc for
~srdsd with dspsteA " 'VNSS AAAAsSa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-27
,tv Of New York. Department Of Finance,
lo..--.-.- L. . nLhca My ll- L.LA.

DECEIVERs SALE.-NEW-YORK SLPE-
IA RIOR COURT-wILLIAM H. WEBB agt THU SUhih
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-ln puruarce o. the an
v vested In zoe bv the order Court me above
entitled action appointing Receiver Of the property anl Ices
of the North American Steamship Company. will sell ~ pnbho
ton by r. n. LUDLOW Co.. Auouoneers az me NJ
No City Of NeWiOrk on sDA .y
la 1872 At a ooock m following described property eons
pari Of the such Receiver viz sfen nou
shares Of stock Of te Cenira
Transit Company. H. MCIEL.ll -; Tt,,sR n
1872 AZ y O'clock at the place aad sale 70 be made Ioan same
Agrt,oBeer MCCLELLAN Receiver
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dull bnt lilo aac AdvAHce asked
1roErs " PRoyIsIoN FRoa vREk EspIse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-27
WOOD s. DAVIS,
Bankers

Dealers IN Railroad Bonds,
Keen on hand variety of choice Bonds to supply
EvestOrs-furnish Bonds advertised on the MARKET
M subscription prices--execute orders for Govern
nent Securities, Gold, and Railroad StoekS-and 90
A General Banking Business.
81 Pine-st.,
- - s. ID. DAVIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-27
financial.

WANTED-Qne or two parties to unite in
STEAM LAUNDRY sufficient for their own work and
much additional utmost advantage OF skilled labor
economy cooperative FOR full particulars apply to s. T.
KROM Mechanical Engineer, No. 30 Ridndgest
O. S00 NM WANTED in sums to suit, to
pOOO,OOO loan approved securities At rernanerat5s
rates BY pArrs having valuable legislative privileges for receiving
money On and unusual facilities making al
vsnlaeoas Address A. c. Box 5i52 PoOhce, hes- loIt
TTHE ANNUAL MEETING of the StOckhold-
ers Of The TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION vii
ooe Broadway WEDNESDAY the 20 ilft
At clock D. EeS-YoTk, Msy ~ 1871 g. W. BARNARD Stcy
CT. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
- FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT BONDS WANTED b.
HANNA BROS, II Wal And AsWsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-27
COMMON FUND SCRIP

BOUGHT and SOLD by Bankers Brokers' and Money Dealers in
the Europe Circulars be had the Omees
Tnson "a Clement Paris Vendoe; NewYork -
XsTi.f' RICHARD HENRY MILLS. Secretary.
THE COMMON FUND American Loan Company formei in
Europe purpose sustaining American Credit The Capital I'm
poyed viii be proportion Scrip issued ewing me
lsVe 70 The holder Capital time az The sale OF
his scrip sur0s Fund Of Five Million dos therefore tns
Caua Stock represents value above Five Million sur
n an Ten Millions capita worth $50 cent and the
Sem per share Millions Capital makes certain for
control and negotiate Thousand Million o. Loan al profit
n add Millions the Surplus Fund and maintain
the 50 Der cent premium Fifty Million Capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-27


halfa llale u below the grade dnoiel ,--,s-
COFFGEre market continues hm, 0ui prices somewhat no@
Flour Nd MEAL-Our Flour market past week has been
dealers the arrivals have been more
only meet their most pressing engagements ana
rating with much caution THURSDAY beer feeling pre@e tle
% and Of the market and in fresh ground
Sprng Family grades 6rm feeling noticeable
m ho grades much anxiety TO sell
prices tins day Eeek they well aware tRy ana9
brands are quite certain be exhausted eyeryvhee
cE largely made Of Spring Whe9t and Amber Na
and have been disposed Of a. yerI Irregular lLes "a 49,
been ground No and Supenne have been ey
uniformity In prices and provincial demand has not been
early the month The reaction N the market mas prove
steady exports 1852 bbs against 80 80
bb he bonding week a year To-day there vas Only hoer;
low grades 81 Amber Wheat dull Choice
Ev oue arm Al The close he market IS weaker dull Spring
heat Flour Of grades, sales Of 400 bbs We quote;
Dbl % OG 10 on Ohio nd w. sup % fO0So "
10 ..-.......'. S9G % ONO sS1na,aO9p BIZ oo Is
i0a 70 Ohio. EI Trace BIRDS 5o9 81
% .;: sSs 5,S, En- s 20 " 6Ro % ND and z si @ 10 40
Mipseso rtrss. 81 Double kItra DO DO 10 90 y %
Ssss, 5SifsI. 0a 10 90 Double 70 80 %
grtrn Amber lnranG Lous rTipls kTi y 00d 70 25
Ohio an aeh l5d 10 25 Geuese Extra brands 6oa 10 70
Southern quet FIRMLY hed especially known
brnd Az ibe close Tie market quiet but arm sales 30 0o we
Ba.t Alex and Georgetown M1d 81 5O9 81 70
Georgetown. Extra and Family 90 "a on
Richmond Country, Superane. zoe 3
Richmond County, Extra w ~
Raluuo Howarst brands ............... 500 II IS
Rye very and heavy sales # as bills We quote
Rive F.r STATE ana PennsyiyaBia.. 65a
Corn Meal fairly active and steady sales Of $40 bos We quote
Ccn Meal steady with air inquiry sales 9 30 bills W. qeoe;
Con Mea Jersey. - o as 20 Corn Meal Brre.' 70 IT,
Corr Meal Vs. stW. 20 a 30
-sads Ilf -ul and heavy, AZ 80 500 SO IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-27
Ocean 5tedmers.

Orean 5tedmers.
TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Regular Mail Steamers sailing the 23d Of mouth
NORTH AMERICA Can't Weir. June "a
MERRIMACk. CAPT G. Socm July ..
SOUTH AMERICA. Can't TinkePaugh. August y
These splendid steamers sal on shedae time and can ~ Ihonas
Para Pernamuco Bahia and Rio de Jauero going aud returning For
engagement Of freight passage applyto
WIN. r. GARRISON Agent. No. 5Bowlng-green Eew-York
HAVANA, PROG RESO and VERA CRUZ
IL NEW-YORK. sud MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
CLEOPATRA Phillips Havana ontvi "WEDNESDAY May ~
CITY OF MEXICO. Zimmerman. TUESDAY June H.
CLEOPATRA Phillips haVana only TUESDAY June 49,
CITY Or MERIDA. Deaken MONDAY july j.
Tor freight or passage. apP 70 ~ ,npp SONS ?, p,,o,
II S. MAIL to HAVANA
- ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co. - Sailing regularly
EVERY THURSDAY, o'clock N. precisely from Pier No. L.
MORRO CASTLE Can't T H. Morton INA nassau. May %
CRESCENT CITY. Can't j. b. Baker
MISSOURI, Capt l. s. Curtis. IS
For freight passage appyE A. w. DlA0Ck President
Gan DOMINGO LINE.-The Us. Mail steamer
- Tvbee Delaney Will leave Pier North River. WEDNBs
DAY June for Puerta Plata SANTANA and san DOMINGO
City freight passage apply to sP0FPORD BROTHERS Co.
Domingo City, in to suit purchasers, for sale
TOR PUERTA PLATA, SANTANA, San Do
TYBBB, Capt Deanoy will leave Pier A. ~ R. WkDhESDAF
June at p For freight or passage Apply to - on,
sPOFFORD BROTHERS & Co, % Broadway
A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
N every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to and from Glasgow'
Liverpool Londonderry aud Queenstown.
Passengers aud from railway station Great Britain
Ireland Norway Sweden, Denmark Germany Holland Belgium and
"' 'A''D AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES.
Drafts IN the Old Country for any amount
-PP' HENDERSON BROTHERS AgenL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-27


After the close OF the SALE Major c. W Barker. tho
officiating auctlOneer OF large sales OF
trOtting stock which to of the 30th inst
and the 4th Of June next respectively The former
executors sale OF l6 high bred salons colts. and Allies
the get OF Rysdyks HambetOnian and Belfounder 10y
the samel, the property OF the late VIM NJ Rysdyk Of
Chester Orange Co.. n Y. and the latter 40 Col A. H.
Taylors stock farm at Highland Mills, near Turner'S
Station on the Erie r. T., where i3 head OF high bred
stations, brood mares, colts and FLIES viii be brought "a
the hammer For additional particulars refer, for
the present, 20 advertising columns, and promise
detailed description soon our reporter shall
have viewed the stock
The trade in fine and light Summer vehicles has been
animated as II is usually at the approach or tue
season which yearly draws the wealth and fashion OF
city toward the watering places Summer resOrts
The graceful Panier" Basket Pony PhaetOn seems
ind much favor with yong ladies' the stylish Tea
Cart does with gentlemen, and the demand for both
these vehicles has OF late become very brisk Livery
stabekeepers throughout the country have been pur
chasing Park phaetons and other half open and open
vehicles, which brought considerable activity 20 tho
trade in medium and cheap grades Of work aud there
has been increase In shipments % the interior; tho
bulk OF IT, however, went TO the Middle and Western
states.
Exports Of Carriage M1t,rtdls Exports Of Yarztsh
Antwerp $50 British n A. COL l8s gal SJJ1
NewGranada Z i9 Cuba 80 gais....... ~
Peru, ~
Exports Of carrtdgeG
Liver DOL, l..'.......s.... bS1l
Chra case............... I22,
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G U B A
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

besides setting quantity or arms The pris-
oners state that the band is completely democrat
iSed and that some thirty forty fully armed, had
deserted, with the intention OF surrendering at
Manzaniio But II Is natural TO suppose that pris-
opers VIII make snch reports as will most please
their capors and secure for themselves good treat
ment.
From another Spanish report it appears that Cen
eraI ignacl0 Agramonte las recovered rom ms
wounds and death. This report mentions another
severe engagement with this chief, who, while on
Inc road nom Guadalupe TO Yareyes WIN eignty
horsemen, was deserted by sergeant OF the Key
regiment, who, with eight men, was on reconho oil
tring expedition. According TO TINS trutniui W
Spanish report he at once attacked-eien, agaiise
eightyand, reinforced by dry men OF the same
regiment, caused the hight and dispersion OF the
band Agramonte and his suit escaped through q de-
file in the mountains only TO come lace TO lace with
another Spanish column which had lett ieguas TO
cut or his retreat All were forced 10 abandon their
horses and take refuge In the woods and noun
tains losing their arms and horses, and 'thus his
tory is written" says = spanish proyerb, (which
Quix0tsm they strictly follow"
The United States steamer Nantasket, third rate
seven guns, of the North Atlantic fleet, Commander
Charles H. Carpenter, arrived ut this port on Sun
day. the I'd inst from Cienfuegos, from which lat
ter place she had sailed the 9th May having in her
recent cruise touched at Santiago dc Cuba. Trini-
dad DC. All well on board The Nantasket sails
to day for Key West.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

c... ,, sAyassAa. June =. 1872
sa ~ receipt receipt:
new ORLEA ANS June IA, 1872
sos Ias%s saIes aaEs @ ". sHyegs
coastwise. s74& Sales, sioo. '' ''' = ''''''
Cotton easier middlings sac. Net receipts 81 bales
Exports,Coaswise ese sales 100 Stock s,l5s Weekly
Sales, 100 ~ '''N' 5000
onAnLnsros, June "A 1872.
Stock an wssEySs' receipts sss gross $7sa Ex.
en $ W g. s hnas "S 3 to
Flour quiet and unehanged wheat dull, ansetiled
@ IN a and SaiS ow ana N
mixed 4sc for resalsr 4Ssc , for fresh on sGSt 40s
.1s
dull and lot light sh9nsI
f ys sp ssxs r ns at y q ss Ss
DO rye, 400 Do barley 200 cattle and 1000 hogs ship
corn $4,000 do oats, 1000 do. rye, 1000 cattle and 1904
Lake il % rs see ssIs sSrn &s sas IS.
Ss SaSs 70 siSss G. oats ss,
s ssu; s. s ws IS Wheat :se,
would sell large lots at 81 58a $50 Corn dull sales of
1900 bushels at 52c small lots ut 5c Oats quiet
Provisions frner; sales OF pork at SIS rs
$3.50.
OswrGO, N. Y, June H. 1872.
Flour steady and Unchanged sales of bbls 81
for No spring 50 70 for amber winter $40 % for white
winter $40 80 for double extra. Wheat lower No
Milwaukee club quoted at 81 20; sales of two
CORN on RFva's 90 At S e
so.se 500 !, bushels at 81 Barley quiet; Corn meal
Mlleed steady shorts quoted at $40; shipstufs ST.
mddlings $2s a 81 per ton. Highwines Soc Canal
freights-Wheat 7c; corn and rye SIC. to New York
lumber 81 % to the Hudson a % New York Railroad
ALBANY, &c Receipts by Iakc-3O,9oO bushels wheat
957 900 feet lumber shipments by canal4,aO bushels
wheat 1900 bushels corn 1890 bushels barley, 9s2 ON
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JUNE Is 87z-wTH SUPPLEMENT

packages; lard s6s bbs and terces. rhe market Tor
PORK wss p9,s sSve p1 "a q easier pr,ces ghs
$,s 70 July Oil q for August ana SIS ssps@Ser
closing pTsss sales 40 hoses S,ty long cssT a.
descriptions d not dealt in. Dressed hoss were dull
seef b change seaYy 70 f
small sales made Of % bbl' within
81 III
A Su as and n SIs or s from At
Stcrwise The marke, was quiet We quote Smoked
+ is ds ssssi$s1; SS esls:
szlGe and 2So Heroes August al s,.c Offerings light
II prices Mas no,isssbls The sales fooi about No
s o. Fsas; s:s Ssasssr ','"a' ~
spS1s sss fSSgy "s
rate at figures seRsd quote wss
a;n Sn e common nm refining IA, c fair to good
Ssc % good grocery DC p prime to choice
sfHssGy hide na Sss me- and Sesss ado
"a y !. 3 S .adp,d
I9i5c; d. leto rs l0ySc DO, q to 20 ii2Sc n
brazil Dutch STANDARD Nos; $ts y ~ s.s avs
riSr and extra sapsrio5; 7Ae, s4s: .u ., W.
8 sixty dsy Clover was sisady AID nS
Michigan and Indiana and l0c l0,c for State. limo
thy was dull and nominal at So 70 a s. o.
nominal.
rhs our oa last
sssS 100 a at sand s "a and
tor seconds AO cases do Pennsylvania at i4c l6i4c
t75 eases do. Ohio, l0sc llHc 5O hhds kentucky at
SAC lbc., and 300 bales Havana at 95c. a u l6.
market was steady a for choice but
price.
WHIswEy.-Rcceipts, 9is bbs The market was steady
at $50, with sales OF $50 bbls. at that price.
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THE RECEPTION AT QUARANTINE.

on Thursday afternoon, by invitation OF Health
Ofllcer DR.. s. o. Vanderpoel, number OF medical
gentlemen and other well known citizens OF this
city and State, embarked on board the Andrew
Fletcher. with view OF inspecting the quarantine
establishments In the harb0r. Among the party
were Drs. Austin Flint ST., Austin Flint, Jr Drs.
White, Bryant, Sayre C0lville, Sims Surgeon Gene
raj Hammond, Buck, Gouley, Dunster Burdge, Oak
ley Woolsey, Johnson, Mcclellan, OF the steamer
Minnesota, Buckley, and w. II. Craig of Albany.
There were over one hundred physicians and sur
geons In the party whose names were not ascer-
tanned.
Among the prominent gentlemen connected WIN
the steamship interests we're Messrs. Ociriens,
Dale, Mcdonald, Schwab and Van santewoou. ~,
party on leaving the city proceeded TO he hospi,ai
ships Illinois, Delaware and Albany, anu unucI tne
guidance OF Deputy Health OdIccr Mosher, maze q
careful inspection OF the vessels an. tne Yves. hann
hospital After making thorough inspecuop OF
the quarantine the party returned 10 the residence
OF pr VanderpoeI az Upper quarantine, where the
doctor and his accomplished VIE entertained thcir
guests In q highly creditable manner. In the party
we're a large number OF ladies' VINO remained az
the residence of DR.. Vanderpoel while the doctors
were sxirmishiug aSound tho bay Tor ,niortaA"on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-15
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

:, Iospos MosnY MAnxEr.-IosDos, June A-s r M.
Consols and American securities unchanged Consols
opened AT ss Tor money and 9 for the account Ameri
twenty bonds 1852 sl 1865, old. 9s4 1867 $685.;
fores. 500
PARIS BoURsR.-PARis June 1A-Rcntcs, 56f
LIvERPOoL CorroN Observation-Disclosures, June I4-5
r M-The market closed unchanged The salos of the
day have been l2oo bales including 700 for export and
speculation The market opened quiet and steady Mid
ding nplands, Md; ND nidding Orleans, lad
The sales of the week have been 900 bales, including
700 for export and 9ODD on speculation The stock in
port is 9300l bales Of which 1913 900 American. The
receipts of the week have been 1000 bales including
lO0 American; actual export 5000 bales The stock at
sea, bound 10 this port IS 3i5 800 bales including 81 100
American.
TRADE MAYCHEsrER.-LIvERPooL, June 1.-the
market for and fabrics at Manchester Is quiet and
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL BREApsrUrFs MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, June IA
Up M.--Brcadsuffs duh Corn, 27s 81. Whent-Cali-
ornia white, lbs I'd. Us 0d red spring. l2s H. 4d.
The receipts Of wheat for the past three days have been
I.IvERPOOL PRODUCE MARKKr-LIvERPooL, June IL
Eyenng.-Linseed oil, f36 est per ton.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LOSDoS, June l.-Tallow
active at Hs cd. 5js per cwt for Russian Refined Pc
troeum, l6d l61sd per gallon. Spirits turpentine
DIS. Cd u Sos per cwt.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANTwERP, June H.-Petroeum
1871 tor nne pale American.
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To THE HONORABLE THE COMMON COUNCIL CIrY Oh
WHAT A SET OF FALSE TEETH COST.

On the sth inst T. f. Smith, Jr., a young man
about twenty years Of age, called upon Thomas g.
Wait Dentist at No. 100 East Twenty-third street.
He said he wished to get good set OF false teeth
not for his own use, Of course, but for somebody
else. The 0blIging dentist showed him a set that
suited his fancy, the price OF which was $37 Mr.
Smith drew 1t Ia alleged, check for
the amount on the Fourth National Bank,
and, with great pomp and ceremony, handed
1t over to Mr.. Wait, who received
it without suspicion. Mr.. Wait subsequently ascer-
tanned that the check was worthless and procured
a warrant for the arrest Of Smith, Jr. Tie young
man was taken to the Yorkvie Police Court yester.
day morning. where Justice Brixby held him for
trial at the General Sessions In 81, 900 bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-15
TOO MUCH LIGHT.
The Lamps mt Churches and Schools
Commissioner Van Mort Expounds the

The Lamps mt Churches and Schools
Commissioner Van Mort ExpOunds the
Law.
The Board OF Aldermen, at a secret session, mad
under consideration the enormous expense of ex-
ira gas lamps secured by private persons and re-
gious societies, through the influence OF aldermen
for the wards in which they are located. Commits
siOner Van Mort yesterday sent the following letter
to the Common Council
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WoRgs,
NEW YORK, June Is, 1872
To THE HoSoRABLE THE COMMON COUNCIL ruE CIrY OF
NEW YORK
GENrLEMENI would respectfully call the attention Of
your honorable body TO the fact that there
very large number OF public lamps, in addition to the
regular lamps which have been erected In front
private buildings In pursuance of resolutions passed by
your honorable body from time to time, and
maintained and lighted at the expense OF the city. The
annual Of lighting these lamps seventy
thousand dollars and their number being continually
increased by new resolutions
BY ordinance of your honorable body each church
edce is entitled to have two gas lamps placed in
thereof but in this number has
TO four eight lamps. In March last q state
ment was prepared by this department In to
resolution Of your honorable body, showing the number
OF extra lamps in front Of churches schools hospitals
DC, to be ,SB
I would respectfully recommend such action by your
honorable body VIII relieve the city from the expense
OF Fighting and maintaining lamps for which there Is
public necessity and will prevent demands for the
ton Of such lamps in future. Very respectfully,
GEO. M. VAN MORT Commissioner Public Works.
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CLEANLINESS NEXT TO GODLINESH"
Opening OF the Public Baths-Rulos and
Regulations.

opening OF INC FuDiAC b0tn&-kkul00 ana
Regulations.
Commissioner Van Mort, having caused the pub
lie baths az the foot Of Charles street, North River,
and the foot OF Fifth street, East River be put in
complete order, will open them for public use ON
Monday next, under the following
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
The baths are open for males on Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays from five A. NJ. TO nine r. M and
days from five A. NJ. TO twelve NJ For females on
days Wednesdays and Fridays from five A. NJ till nine
l. No person will be admitted without ticket and II
required must give his or her and address Tickets
police reasons, according TO circumstances.
Women and girls wilt be required to furnish suitable
5. Bathers OF either sex desiring towels may obtain
them Of the keeper by depositing twenty five cents
Upon the return OF the towel twenty-five cents viii b
Throwing towels in the water or another person.
prohibited under penalty OF tor the same or
expulsion from the bath.
s. No person shall push another into the water
spatter water at him against his wishes
No swearing profane or noisy language VIII De per-
Any detected in defacins the premises will be
g. Each person shall be charged in name with the
number of his key, and strict return OF
same will be required within thirty minutes from tho
10 No spectator will allowed to stand upon the plat
M No person will be allowed to remain in the water
marc INN twenty minutes and the keeper shs In
OF demand baths shorten the time OF boys
coinmodate other persons.
~ Ia Tiers shall stand about the platforms o.
cupy dressing rooms after dressing
Iss 10 dogs will be allowed in the houses.
IL Money, clothes and property left In the house
room will Be at the risk OF the owner.
Isl All priority bathing use rooms or
TO- policeman will be in attendance to aid to enforce
order subject to the wish " the keepeS