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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28
A Severe and Widespread Storm.

Dispatches from different quarters
~how that, beginning Wednesday
night and continuing ill late Thurs,
day night, there was violent snow
Storm, accompanied with fercr
winds, at Chicago and through Hi
nois, Northern Missouri and Kansas,
Northern Indiana and Ohio, Michi-
gar, Eastern Wisconsin and Canada
down to New York. In Chicago
and vicinity, the storm was very SCI
we're, ten inches OF snow falling, aud
drifting to a great depth In that
region the stoi m was tho worst of
the winter, and even for years
Rairoe DIS were blocked up,and trains
suspended in all directions. Street
travel in Chicago was for time al
most suspended
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28
Senator Howe Reelected.

The Legislature on Tuesday last
voted for United States Senator to
succeed Hon. T. o. Howe whose
term Of Office expires on the All day
Of March The result of the vote
was not unexpected. Senator Howe
was elected to succeed himself, re-
ceiving the entire vote Of the Repub-
lioan members in both houses. Hon.
II. l.. Palmer received the votes OF
Democrats ard Liberals. The polit
zeal complexion Of the two houses is
as follows Senate, Republicans 81;
Democratic and Liberals 10. Assem-
bly,, Republicans 81 Democrats and
Liberals 80.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28
The Weekly Inter Ocean.
NATIO NEWSPAPER.
Estate of Moses.

TATE OF WISCONSIN,, :, In Probate Grant Cou nty
utaht county, Court.
In the matter of the Estate Of Alfred Moses
deceased
On reading and filing the petit Ion Of Alfred Moses
TRAITOR OF said estate setting forth the anoun
OF personal estate that hI> his nds and III
dl-postiiH thereof: the Of BITS on stan ms
against said licensed and de4 rip ~ . an the lea
estate Of VIII ch said ceased died lied ami the con.
diuon an val II the respective portions thereof
Al pra Ing hat license he 10 him 2 ant..d TO eli
All the ret estate sail deceased TIA payment of
debts expenses of Administrations ami Il app ar
ing by said pe itOn. that tn Is sut lent pc
sona' Is ate ~ the hand OF aid Alfred Moses Admin
Ntrdtor OF said ettte AID iebts and that it ia
cessarys IN order - pay the same 70 sci All OF sa
real estate II Is therefor ordered ia persons n
ter'sed Ia SAID e7tte rppea Oeiocr the lud 20 this
Court 90 Monday he i'dsy OF Mtrch A D 1873 A,
Que O'Clock p. NJ, at the Court House in lancaster
IN said county, then aud taer- show cause az any
there bel why license should n0 be granted to said
Adminlsrat to sell said real esats acc rdinS to tn
prayer OF said p luton.
And IL Is far her ordered tina q copy OF this order
shall be published to- mr. successi. weeks prior 10
said day hrarint 10 the tiraut C0.,nfy nsrald 4
Weekly Newspaper printed and pub sh d laaca.-
ter IN said County. aud perso al served on al uer
s1aS IN Ell sted IN sad q tate, residn ia said Cunt
at least fourteen days before said day Of aring
BY the Court. M. MCGONIGAL,
59w4 County Judge
Dates at Lancaster Wis Jan. %. A. D., 1878
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28

&C., The Hudson Star d Times says
that the North Wisconsin Railway.
from Lake ST. CroIx TO Lake Supe-
rior, nas been purchased by d. A
Baldwin and jacob HlmDird. owners
of the West Wisconsin Railway
which will be completed within The
next two years. The purchasers
mean business, and the residents
alor g the route from Hudson to Lake
Superior rsj lice that it has fallen in-
TO the hands of those who will build
The road. They will probably ak
grant of land to aid in the building
Of this road, which will no doubt be
granted at the present session Of the
Legislature.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28
The Franking Privilege "A Popular
Measure.

The Senate has amended the House
bill to abolish tho ranking privilege,
and passed it in the following form !:
Be IT ENACTED, ETC, That the Thanking
privilege be, aud the same hereby IS, abolish
ed from and after the first CAV OF July, 1873,
and that heLceiorth all official correspondence,
Of whatever nature, and other mai able matter
sent from or addressed to any officer of the
Government, or TO any person now authorized
70 frank such matter, shall be chargeab with
the same rates OF postage as mas be lawfnlly
imposed upon like matter sent by or addressed
o other persons Provided, that no COM
peusation or allowance shall now or hereafter
be made 10 Senators, members and delegates
of the House Of Representatives on account Of
postage"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28

S@-Some Of the papers are getting
Louis Napc Icons birthplace, age,
and kinsbip badly mixed up. He
was born in Paris on the goth of
April, 1908, the son of Louis Bona
parte, brother to Napoleon the Great.
His father was for q brief period
King of Holland, and his mother was
Hortense, the daughter Of the En-
press Josephine, by Beauharnais, her
first husband. A scandal Of the time
attributed his parentage to Count
Flahault, who was supposed lover
OF Hortense.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28
Wisconsin Academy of Sciances,
Arts and Letters,

The Third Annual Meeting Of tn,
Wisconsin Academy of Sciences
Arts and Letters, will be held at III
rooms in the State Capitol, Madison
on the 11lh, 12th ana Is, of Febru
airy, prox the frs session to com
mence at 5 O'clock o: Tuesday, ia,
1lth.
Papers are expected from Dr. j
W Hoyt President Of the Academy
Rev G, NJ. Steel D d., Presid
Of Lawrence University Rev. A
l. Chapin, d. d. B"loit College
Dr. p r II ", VI D, r cine Pref
+. G Cnamherlin, SAFE Norma,
School, Whitewater Prof Jas a
Eaton, Be oft college; Rev 0 a.
Wright, New Lisbon R Challee
Caverno, Amboy, n, L D Reade.
G. E., Milwaukee; Hon S d Hast
Jugs, State b ard Of Char les, ana
r form and Pr tessors John L.
Davies, NJ d.. w f. Allen; A. NJ
w w. Daniels, NJ. S VIM l.
n code Jus. U S A., john B Feul
ing, Ph. D. S H. Carpenter, LII. D
and r land Irving A. NJ NJ e.. Of
he State Uoi7e, sily. DR. John w
Foster, LII d late President of the
American Association tor the Al
vancement of Science, author of
The Mississippi Valley" etc, and
corresponding member of the
Academy will also be present AMI
reade paper on The Pre- historic
r aces Of the United States"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28

THE BANKRUPT LAw.-0ur State
Legislature could not bettor aerv G
the interests of the people than to
petition Congress to do away
with the Bankrupt Law. We are
glad to Gee that tho act is again be-
lore Congress and it's repeal seriously
considered On Thursday bill was
reported from the Judiciary Commit
tee dcclaratory Of tho meaning Of
tho act Of 1872. which intended, they
gaid to make the exemptions under
tho National act identical with those
under the State laws. Asan amend.
ment to this bill it was moved that
tho Bankrupt act DO repealed alto
Sother. This was carried by the
large majority OF l29 to go. A bill to
repeal the Bankrupt law and all
supplementary aud amendatory acts
has been reported to the Senate by
the judiciary COMMITTEES, but not
yet acted upon
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28

REsuMPrI9N. Senator Sherman, of
OHIO, has introduced bill to provide
for specie paymcnte, commencing on
Che first day Of January, 1874. His
plan is to authorize the payment Of
legal tender notes in coin, on that
day or permit them to be exchanged
for United States > per cent. gold
bonds Of a denomination Of not less
than $40. The bill also authorizes a
national free banking law with no
limitation Of currency. The views Of
somo Of tho leading financial and
commercial men Of the country are
favorable to the Sherman plan, and
many oppose it,. The New York
Herald cor siders Sherman's whole
scheme crude, complicated and i'm.
practicable.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28
Estate of Rogers.

y TATE oF " WISCONSIN, In Probate-Grant Count,
y County Of Grant. Couit
In the matter Of the estate of Thomas Rogers de-
ceased
On reading and fling the petition II Thoma,
Rogers, of Woodman. representing among othn
Things, that Thomas Rogers ate Of thu Comfy
Of Grant the 10th day Of Tanusr,. 1873
died interstate, leaving goods. chattels aud estat,
within this sta aud County and that the said ~.
uuoner Is tn elie son of said deceased aud PRAYING
that administration If said estate BE- Luther Bias
foid of said ounty granted
L is ordered that said petition be hsard bef,e the
Judge Of this curt on "wednesday. the 18th aay Of
February 1913 atoms o'clock p VI at Lancaster 10
SAID County.
Ordered urth that notice thereof be given to Ia,
heirs Of said deceased and to all persons interested b,
publishing copy Of this order for three .uccessjvt
weeks prior to said day OF hearing the Grant Conn
~ leaid, weekly newspaper printed and published
at Lancaster in said county
By the court WM MoG0NIGAL, County Judge
Dated At lancaster. Jan 9th, 1878 35w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28

E1" The Milwaukee Sentinel CALI
upon the Honorable and Rev. James
Harlan, United States Senator from
lows, to resign his seat unless h.
will tell what be did with $4,000
said to have b. en- placed in his hands
by the Union Pacific Railroad Con :
pany for the purpose Of securing his
cleo ion six years ago. Perhaps il
would be less of q sacrifice 10 Mr..
Harlan to resign than to tell, as his
term expires, we believe. on the 4lh
Of next March, AVID would very likel,
DOT present very rich opportunities
for money-making. Tor the reason
that people are Il present inclined 10
watch their legislators rather closer
than usual.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28
A Now Liquor Law .

The Madison correspondent OF the
Milwaukee NcpS refers to temperance
legislation So follows:
1t Is understood that the present
week will witness the introduction OF
several bills amendatory repealatory
and otherwise affecting the existing
liquor law. Sat Clark has perfected
o bill, providing for the repression
aud punishment Of drunkenness and
Vagrancy, the concluding section OF
which repeats the present law"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28
Attachment -6rimlh.

CTATE OF WIscOSIS \
- Gtanf Coun y PAS In Justices Court
Town of Lancaster
To Daniel Grifh:
You are hereby nuth 4 that a warrant Of attach
ment has been issued gainst you and YOU property
ATTACHED 70 satisfy the 4emaBd Of Christnph schroe
der amounting to thrty-three do lars q 81 Nov
you shall appear before Addison Burr Ju- ic,
Of the Peace In aud for said county al hi,
oir' in said town on the 18Th day Of February A. D
1873 At ] O'Clock Ia the afternoon, judgment viii bs
rendered against yOs and your property sold 10 pay
the debt CHRtsfoPHgR SCHROEDER Pnf
35wt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28

These figures show that Grant re-
ccivcd Va large a white vote ia 1872
- in 1868 that he bad a majority OF
tho white vote in 1872. md that he
carried, not only an Overwhelming
majority Of the electoral college, but
OF the popular vote. also.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28

FEDERAL OFFICERS NoT To HOLD
STATE on MUNICIPAL OFFIcEs.-The
Prosident has issued an order that
20 civil officer Of the Government
shall hold State or municipal Office
alter the 4th Of next March; and any
officer who accepts an Office under
State or municipal auth GRITTY, will be
understood SIS having resigned his
Federal position.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28

F4-A correspondent says Miss
Nellie Grant, MISS Lizzie Porter and
Miss Edith Fish are the three
graces of Washington" Senator
Caldwell, of Kansas; Patterson, of
South Carolina, and the Credit Mobil-
Ter are the three disgrs ces. -lndian,
dpolis Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28

s0rA proposition is before the
Virginia Legislature. said to be back
ed by Ex-Governor Wise, to monop,
nlize the insurance business for the
benefit of the state, by organizing
what it is proposed to call the I'm
surance Bureau of Virginia. Agen>
cies are to be established throughout
the state on the life and FIRE basis,
and all competitors in the business
are 10 be driven from it's limits.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28

cFGarvey, the p asterer for Tweed
Il Co and who has become q witness
for the State in its prosecution Of
Tweed, testified q few days ago on
the stand, that when be hed to
Europe be was worth over 81 900 900
acquired between 1868 ard 1871 while
doing business for The Tweed Ring.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28

GFIL is stated on the authority
of railroad men that Jay Gould is al
Springfield, Illinois. his object being
to secure legislation regarding the
mode of electing railr, ad Director
that be NAV more easily obtain con-
troll of the Chicago L Northwesteru
railroad.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28

Soy'S Some small Democratic papers
have been beguiled into making the
statement that majority Of the
white electors Of the country voted
against Grant at the last election.
The total votes in 1868 and 1872
were as follows
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28

manhood, and in the enjoyment. OF
the peace that comes from a clear
conscience and the recollection of
public duties well and honestly per-
formed"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28
,rn0E: ANDERSou,S
ERhEADOR..

Good for SWan.-l Inflammation OF all kinda
Dlpntheria. Wounds, bruises. Burns Sprnins Rheu.
matlsn. Sore Throat. Swelling OF the Glands In.
nammation o. the Eyes Broken Breast Frost bites
Nhlloalns Plcs, Bee Stngs, and all Sores
Good FIR Reast. Fresh Wounds GhIls roll
Eyh, SpTains, Bruises Cracked Heels Ring Bone
WIND calls Spavins, Sweeney. Founder Iameprss
Distcmper ''0''
This truly wonderful Einiment VIVA
discovered by HOMER ANDERSON, A NJ lafc FRO
lessor OF Chemistry and Mathematics ia the Clinton
Liberal Institute. Of Oneida County N In eypcri
menting Tor the purpose Of making pTussic Acid by
uniting the independent gaseous bodies Of which IL IA
composed, residuum lcft which on being M
ped ~ bruises and infamed parts, by the studenir
~ the hSitutc was FOUND 10 possess the remarkable
property Of cooling down and carving off the infam-
nation and sorcneee nj once and restoring the parts
To sonndncss and he1h In few hours without pain
or irritation f
~ II not heating LinImens. bu, acts
py ts peculiar specific or chemical qualities Ia dis.
SOWING and scattering the soreness and inflammation
o. Ihe injured part. BY free application the red
surface soon becomes coo, moist and natural and IA
resto ed to natural health without suppuration or
destruction.
As LInfment for Horse Flesh, for tho
cure on all the ailments named above we challenge
the worC 70 find It's equal
Price % a. so cents per bottle.
D. RANSOM, SON & CO., Propr's
BUFFALO, NY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28

sA-Two fatal accidents a day,
three suicides and murder weekly
were The general average in New
York for 1872.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28

EsS- Louisiana is now enjoying the
expensive luxury of two governors,
both of whom have been duty in-
augurated by their ParIiEans.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28
COMMERCIAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER,

II does int end be exec led by any pubca ion
in the country The Commercial Depart me will be
conducted with great care aud everything poSs ible
will be dom to make the Market Reporf- such a.
FARMERS and BUSINESS MEN OF the Northwest eau
rely upon. e Agccu turti Departsent will be
carefully edited by geneIn Of abb it, and xpsr
enee.
The Religious anl Moral Character vii be guarded
with especial cGe aud nothing vi be admitted int
its columns ther adssr isemenl or readi ng mat
ter. improper for the family circle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28
TEN COLUMN FOLIO PApEE
THE LEADING
REPUBLICAN PAPER
IN THE NORTHWEST

And this position Il will endeavor to msintai q
The INTER-0CEAN will continue 10 he the Orr
OF the Poop IN the Iargest Of the insist
upon the preservation " tn rights of he many
a. against the few. To this end will m,intain an
unceasing warfare against The aba Is aud ertortioas
81 ALL oH ,RTEkED A0NoP0LTEs; not attempting TO de-
stroy the just rights any but determined to bring
every special privilege granted by act u
der control Of the that conferred it believing
that the public conscience Il the true court OF hna
resort in all questions affecting the relations Of cor
p"rat ions and the people.
In Literature General News Foreign and ID q 9 site
Correspondence, Local Matters and all tuat goes to
make a kIRST.CLASS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28
Sale at AuCti n,

will sci a. puplic auction on Tue.sav Mach
4th, my
STOCK and FARM MACHINERY
insisting u hve cows four year1g. four caves th.
teen sou hd'Sn sheep eight shoat.. J. II. ManRy
reaper, 90 set o. b0b-srighs, plows h0rserake
snd other farm tools Also 5J bushels nf oats nfty
bushels ai corn aud four Of hay and N no se.
10 d furniture. TERMS-An sums under SO cash /;
over $40, tSelve months credit with nterest on good
secured notes, Sal 10 Commence At 10 O'Clock A A.
7. K. III sebro, Auctioneer.
GEORGE PRNRlCE.
Easisa northeast Of ksnsAstsr. s5swA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-28
THE GRANT QUESTION.


The Milwaukee and St Paul Rail,
way company will introduce a bill
next week which will contain prop
osItion to the State, to take the ST..
Croix land grant anu build the pro-
posed roads, and more too The
Baldwin bill, of which | spoke in
my last letter, proposes to build the
road only as CONTEMPLATED by Con-
gress, to wit: from st. Louis river
10 Lake Superior and TO Bay field
The Milwaukee and 81. Paul Comp
ny now comes forward aud says it
will build the original DAD. aud also
road from the Mis- ssippI river up
he Chippewa valley via Durand and
Eau Claire TO q bippewa Falls, and
also branch to Menomouie. Tn,
Chippewa valley road TO be built
within two years. The company al
so offers To give ample security TO be
approved by the Gov rnor for the
faithful performance oi he contract.
The question viii create quite a ight
this session, and viii consume con-
siderable time III lis discussion.
n. S.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF Sgw-foRK.... ...................."JAn n
CLEARED.
etsanshIp Europa Br Campbell Glasgow Henderson Brothe
Steamship Anglia DBL Small Glasgow Henderson BrotheA
Steamship Denmark B sunent Londen National Steamship Co
Steamship Od Dominion, Bourne, Norfolk City Point ke, Old Do
steamship Alemare. sark, Richmond &e on
ship Co.
steamship Haters Norfolk Old Dominion Steamship
Co
ship d. BaIth GeTl poclE lEct Hamburg FuDeh Eiy Co
Bsrk Eliza tNor kiedren London, &c, Bockmann
BARK Sarah, Cheney, Portland. Me-. Miller Hongtop.
Bng J. b. Brown, Bourne, Portland Ne. Miller Hogston
Brig Humming Bird tBr Crowe st. Thomas W. L. J. p Whitney
4 Co.
Bdg Hans Grede (NoI.l. Due London Tetens Bockmsnn
Schr. White Wing. Williams Mouteyideo a
ScT Fnnkp, Berry IudAnola and Lsyaeea TuppeI Beatty.
SchT. Harvest, Conner, Providence
schr. J. ?. KELSEY, sieelman. Richmond.
schr. Scio, Smith, Savannah.
Schr. Ring Dove. Swain, Aux Caves
behr " T. Aekeu Mead stamford Stamford Manufacturing Co
ARRIVED.
Steamship Sesa On o. He0eh Hamburg Jan. and Hayre 9Th
with mise and pass 70 knhhardt Co.
Steamship CsAba MeNeken Liverpool oueens
town 5th, with mdse and 70 G. q. Francklyn.
Steamship Vile de Psris ~ Jan Brest sth,
with Ddse and G. Mackenzie
Steamship Volunteer Crossma PHILADELPHIA with mcse 70 LonE
lard Steamship Co
steamship Leo Dearborn snvsnnsb with and pass Murray
Ferris 4 Co
steamship Dominion waler Richmond City Point and SOrOi
with nose and 70 Old Dominion steamship Go.
steamship Chareson, Berry, ChsrestOn with dse and pAa 70
Henry X. Morgan g. Co. -
steamship HaiieIAs Lawrence Norfolk mse and pA to Old
Dominion Steamship Co
Steamship eiveia (B) GnggS London Dec o. and HsVre Ah
With mde and pass. to p W. j. Harst.
Ship Calcutta (Br). Hamilton. Calcutta Oct g. With n1se
Brig Sarah L. Hal Br), Davis MsanEas l3 day vh mdse,
Brig WleJ Smith BE) johnson, Jeeme ~ GAYS with ogHood
coffee &e
fPor --latest Ship Ne,cs FIN Page.J
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
DFCTSTONs-JAN. Il.

Supreme Court Chdmbers-By Judge Barrett
TvnR ag aTbe Of the defendant Andrews must be
Trckn oui Russell OwayMouOn granted upon
fees a fees and 10 cos Of this notion Defi
AT Mceiy-MO0n denied 80 Ross AIT Selul0a-
Allowance Of $3.50 granted Krdbey sgt WenoergeT-
grznto Dom LepeOrer granted Lenlhan as haInAnn
Motion granted. Bailey Agt Bsley.-RepOrt confirmed
Superior Court Special Term BY Chlet-Justlce
Rarbour-Wheeer R0ckmsBOrer Of Emsnce Of judgment
b. Judge van Vors-Newte m Josephoder q dscOntuuanee
Heyey a Rubber TIP Pencil CO-doaon denied
BY PreedmEn.-Sturu WiihAuS-Case settled
By ChfJusce BarbourBa at KeloggOroeI for Judgment
AcnsHa Fire ms Co sgt AdOrE Of reference stanton agL
Denpssy.-Order for tnal Judgment
By Judge FednsnThe Union National Bnk FIsnuigh AsL
Wheeler.-Ju1gnsnt for plaintiff
BY Judge MoRell-Finck agL Justh-order settled
Common Pleas-Specdl T9Ha-By Judge LOew.-
esteureeh Of divorce granted 70 plaintiff
custody daughter Tracy se Bar
GrosShouOn gTanted
a NewrMou for attachment granted in case Defendant
e Anny within four days Burklri agi bAa-
MutO QTAnfd
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Rnard Of Aldermen.


ov,,c,,7l sr,TrD SESSION. THUKsDAI, Jan 16 ls7a
PeseutHo H. Vance Presiaen II 'ee eD-r and quo
Of members -
That seond-sv Nineteenth to Por7eeondt be paved WITH
Belgian traD-bloek pavement -, n,
That Seventyft from Second TO IhoaVe De paved "to De
IN, ~ TeSoion eIendipg sidewalks Thirty
Of Pohie back The curb aud gutter
stoBes 10 the line or gnslly established -, NJ. -,
That sixth St from Second ave 70 Le As' ei DC PAfe
Belgian or trspblOek pavement - n, H., ~ 4,
That lamps placed front Of The F Free Methodist Church
~ SevYork No. sls West Thirty teyenth-st
That on both Seventy Second to the Eas
River curb guteIsOn be s and the sidewalks b tagged and
s from Ffh to sIthave b. renuubered
be built in Eighty thrdst from kgAh 70 Aato
mat Eleven DOets. to the East River be paved With
Tbst on both sides Eleventh from Dry Dockst 70 the Bss
River curb gutter be ana the sidewalks be Jagged and
ma the lamp on the sidewalk between and 27s waters be
TsSt from Eghbsve 20 tbe Boulevard
wAks already done be repealed ana A n nep
thereof resolution and ordinance be adopted .
That the Public be authorized ana directed 70
have from the Hth-ave 70 TIE BcneTsd
regulated graded the curb and gutter stones set and ndwa
TRS from Tirdave 70 Bas River or
TRs SpstSsse6 from East River be regulated
6s Pfthave- TO East OF Harlem
and graded the curb and gutter stones % and the
Th. Fb 20 bAs or Harlem
River be regulated and graded the curb and gutter stones % ana TIC
yIyyRs SSos THR BOARD ov ALDERMEN KEpEBRRD
Resolution block bounded by fhys1tD ADo
Rsouon e9oens Ccksxoner Of Public WORKS 70 the
oss pedestal Of Broadway Rhbsve and Twenty
Adjourned until THURSDAY nsI, 2Sd inst, at OelOst n o.
JosEPE c. PsCKsEH Clerk