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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
BUILDING STATISTICS

For the ending Saturday May 1874 from the records Of the
Of BuIngs Walter ". Superintendent:
ne Of Construction aHdfhra.oas Rob Mcinn Chief
reports II buildings proposed for erection "a at a. es
Of 53G97OO; OF this number are French apartment bg
dfsIcsss dwellings and but few trscas
stores buil1gs proposed for alterations, -, az an es,
J22OO; total Of buildings and alterations
frame and other structures 30
me bureau Of Unsqe Buildings and Vt010Hs Andrew Ovens
Chief reports balings surveyed 962 Of which %
we're reported subsequently, made safe 81; taken down,
notices served Violations Of law reported IL violations
removed VIOLATION attorney u violation notices
served, 49,
Of Iron York Henry Dudley Chief reports rom
Der buildings requiring 59 buildings provided WITH IRE
escapes "a Geape notices served, iron arch griers beams and
Iutels tested. 81; rejected, =.
Ths Bureau Of IAeihrs Hotels Shoo,s Fdcorf,s anil Sps1
Srsys Charles Hyde Chief reports nspccuon 9lhester
Comaue Metropolitan. Foxs Broadway, Tvo, Maack Union
S1usr Booths Bryant Germans Oympc Grard Opera House
Academy Music Bcrrys Opera oc Pastors BVver and Days
Fifth meara Of egress fire seguad Sc and also re-
pors ~ lodging houses and q factories IS TO
appliances sevy therein provided Tor the pro'eeou
and empOTes In case Of are
also special 1913 buildings provided with escapes
repair and available Tor use IN
case of Gres is hotel buildings and schoolhou are
ported requiring recommeEsons are reported OF %
hotel, and c,ores requiring sddiona se
guards which the law having been compiled with the cases %
thereto % reported under contract anu o
pogressiBgi remaining essessl pending on no'es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
COTTON MARKnTs

ArsvsrI May llco,ton firm MdiHDg. lie receipts, so
bales; sales $40 bales.
CHIKIEsToS May ll-Cotton quiet frn nominal asking
higher; MddHnF 17e Low Mddng 1885, Good Ordinary, l6is
receipts 649 bales exports, ll65 bales 100
bales stock. 8, 1872 baies
BosToS Msy llCoion frmeri held higher Mddlng, lslc
gross 1870 bales sales 300 bales ock 5000 bsle'
May llCOtoD active and fneT hd1ug II Lg Low
hd1ng l6S Good Ordinary l524dlGci uet receipts 75J bses
gross receipts 776 b exports coaS,le, 1913 bAes sales 500
bales; stock 23.699 bales
Lours. MAY ll-coon snn Mlting l7ici III
bales; shipments, 90 bales; sales 40 bales.
Mii1ing 17ss Strict Ordinary 1879 Good Ordinary. 1Ces
Ordinary l4ci receipts 3l0 bses O25 bales
AENPHis May llCOion strong; Low Midihug l64dl1cj
GIL bales shipments IA bales; 81 10 bse
May llCotton prices
HdhBg lSo receipts 1924 1924 bales;
Britain, 1868 bales COB bales sales
bales; last evening $500 bales; stock ,S3s bales
LOUISVILLE, May Lection firm; hiddlDg, l7lso
EokYoLH May llCottOn higher; Low Mddhug l6ae
cp $50 bales exports, coasIse 6S4 bales sas 100 bale:
stock, $50 bales
l74i Good Ordinary, l6Isd6a; receipts bales gross
800 bales; exports, l29 sales 756 Lses; spn-
1853 bales; stocs III bales.
CIscISSATi May l-COton active; Middlng. l7c
$50 bales shipments Co bales sales spnneE, 100 bales
l,974 bales
"uNssToS NAY ll-Cot,on strong hdng nominal l7c net
GALVESTON May llCotton firm Good Ordinary Mddlug
l7 net receipts 6O4 bales exports coSS li03 bG Gales
/ 800 bales stock, POOLS bales.
eihSNAH, May 1l.COiton firm; MdIug l7a- net receipts.
3l6 bses gross 80 baes eIpOris $50 bales
104 bales; stock. 27.t1T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
CTATE OF GEORGIA, Floyd County.-James

> Boormsn johnson John A. trustee, e AL The
ceIV & Of tie sareior Cont q sad Comfy Of Fo
Of GeoIg3 Dsss o. foreclosure Of n re- e oTT
Superior Cbalee' side Of i Court well as Nv
~ No. therein and duly appointed VITA
fu power to carry hereby give notice that they vii
public before the CouhOu'e door IN Tie ny o. ROME
m the Eth day. being tie FRET TUESDAY Of july next The 3
loving property to VIII tn entire gsTc. q IN, b AMI being
Of Goo c5mme1eng At point Ulee ai ir9sI
CONT po Of rO1 %s' bs Coaniy Of FcJ ,pee through
in the Comfy Whic Georgia Together WITH all tie nlt mem.
Of way depot ballg. bridges es stations depot gqurds and
Si1er property ~ any wise TO - Az % & pIopy both es and
personal Of said defendant said Selma Rome snd Dalton Railroad
A. Walker and J"ha ile.e hgee,sets, 81 ' Of an
box fat baggage eaIooe hand Passenger 80 py o. fayer
f1a Taieh may On line road deCs el,evhere
sae hundred and fy thousand dollars the phss
money portion thereof shall be required By the undegnd
rot exceeding thirty days thereafter shall be appointed nd directed
the dAy Of sale By the 'si yer Ih SsSH'I o. ces
soner be paid ce; Of the amount Of such balance
age secured thereby Of the said sema Rome and Dalton
Railroad COMPANY directed by SAID decree Tie Whole OF ssd prop
ey aggregate to he sold for not less THAI t hundred
dollar But The sa5 Te,erye ae Is 10 ne
Chancellor Of SAID Court deem the same right aud proper and
uoo m compliance with the terms Of sale titles property viii
be the purchaser by the Commissioner Should we
or purchasers is to comply WIN NE terms OF ae % % 2 mon
such failure the night immediately upon such notice
Selma Rome and Dalton Railroad Company uPon ch terms S' hy
shall agree Oh BENyAhIN m VIZ Commissioner.
Row, Ga. May ], 1874
provs Chancellor and the hereby ordered to be placed
the minutes Of the Court part Of the proceedings In said cause
1874. ''''' j; " il. USDERw0oD,r
J. \. C. r. G. and Chancellor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

49,, and 900 cases Is 3d. American BTilih
Espore 70. orders with 900 bills OF heanea ae Knstom with
h.rk from Ph Cok for orders 70 aSi and 4SS
5000 bb Of Resuci Petroleum at 5s ga; .wo .I AZ isc
an, from Gloucester vln heys
GRkISTh mske, opened lower uoeI inc hsem~nt The market
S.., III.
enc @ etd demAnd chiefly or spring 10 &
soses oNet The Continent looa
Brsn and for Wnf ~ he sales $4,000 bush at 81 A2G
SgansY o. oga5d iowa snd M9neos 81 % lo
u 90 for Chicago 0a1
Seag9 spb Mesutee 81 60G$l OH for Minnesoia II oo
~ % o ,ankee 81 63GSl "a for Red WesterH u 90 V
M we,ern 81 50 for White spring and 6O0oe push 10 h
sne III, tb month 81 Boa al 81. and 81 % Tor Mhe
rare hesvy and quiet auction sale Of 500 bush Dan
hn rs made A al o. Bsrey Malt Is dull and tame
Oats more plenty aha ste
An Sps TeT ihe ses are $4,000 huh New oso Mixed a.
yv ~ l. Ge. Western Mixed at 64d63c, and mite
AZ ass Rve ouiet Corn lovc Sa n1o
80 Al demand light the decline; the aes are IHoVVo
oA ~ Ni,| =, Soc for New, and S5Gs3A2N Tor Ola
Westerp Waite o. SidS5ei Western ieIog o. 0'1'" 80 SN
yellow 81 % ~ anl s' y iS SxW YORK WARE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
CINCINNATI CRY LOAN.

TgH AsRRIcAs ExcHlsGE NATIONAL BAsK
No. 1913 BROADWAY, hEv.YoRK, April 20, 1874.
THIS BASR WILL RECEIVE SEALED PROPOSALS for ONE
MILLION DOLLARS 73O BONDS OF THE CITY or CINCINNATI
redeeabe 1902 principal and interest payable at this bank SC
codanea with the advertisements
Bids par accrued interest will be opened on the 10Th
Y WILSON. Cashier
CIScIgSATr April 49, 1874
The undersigned Trustees appointed for that purpose offer
for sale oSE MILLION DOLLARS Of the CoupOr B9ns OF toe City
OF Cincinnati, bearing cent interest payable semi annuayh
TIE American Exchange National Bank in NewfoG These bonds re
part Of authorized to be made by this city Tor
the construction OF connecting with the States Immediately
south from Which hitherto been measure Isolated out WHICH,
wien completed, Will add largely 20 It's wealth and popnaoh
The validity which Cincinnati issues these bonds hs
% nlme BY decisions OF the Supreme Court oil oh4o the
Court 81 last
The c had census population OF 10000 since largely
growth ls population ni Of Immediately adjacent ID
not less than 10000 taxable property SZDOOOOOOO Inc
property directly owned bV worth from Sl5OOO0O0 to SZoVoo
wv Its total indebtedness less than S7OOOOO us annual eh
peses about s. 100000 including interest on us debt
Investment.
~ act Of the LEGISLATURE Ohio and ny similar acts Of Kentucky
h tennessee through which road the holders OF these
are secured by special lien the entire road his theJ com
pne We security both Of a mortgage and OF city debt
p-ricuars be
we hHnin Exchange National Bank through when the bonus arc
1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

l2th.s... s2sn.o Avenue C. 2oG.77 8 minimum. $4,000
3sth-st l7 OF 0thaye 2Jsg39 part........ 1880
3sth.st q 300 n Of On ave- 25x139 Ia part.... 1850
45th-st 200 " Of 9,havc 25r 100 ........... $3.50
5lstsss ISL of Shave l71l 90 .,............
7Gthst IO5 It Of 8i-ave 2jTl02 2......... 225OO
Arhurst s. IA It Of Kns.6rse Road i75Ii55 West 400
Mad.onsve cor iiih,t ioOii26 West 24OO
Wsshing 8ih-st J5Tl40 02J0
90, cor 19,G,s, % 1000
Wllamsbrfize Gmbl Road Cots Nos 81 N / 81 inclusive
No 81 same map, iS5rGlr75II23 Ragsbndso 400
Jsne Of building premises "a $3.50
harset No 56 store cellar 1000
cor Of Baroay.t $3.50 II year, per $500
Ssa E Dsr year ;. oo n.... 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
6ouses dno farms Uanleo.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED for one OF
the vciy Of 4sthst aad jtaVe Address hsB
CHANT Box 54i3. o.
SMALL FRUIT or TRUCK FARM, with
- Stock and oils complete wanted lease work.
shares With privilege Of purchase who will faithful sefSiee.
charge References Address
WORKMAN Box 1si. Elizabeth n. J.
WANTED to buy q country store within
W 200 miles Of this city good hotel. Address MAYER.
Box lOi. Tribune Gee.
VANTED-FURNISHED HOUSE on tho
w HUDSON River SegJesy; good cion. plenty srogIds
ard shade Please address Nesiors r. o. Box l,J ca
oB price per month"; aBy Information that II
use. VIII hire horse, BagOB and COW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK, Monday, MAY II. 1874.

Business at the Exchange Salesrooms was
very duh. James NJ. Miller sold two tenement houses
on seventhave and Richard V. Harnett sold leasehold
premises Ffty-sixthst. Both sales were made TO
close legal proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
IL LIZA L.

Two 4stoy double aud lots known Nos 40G
OF TLrty
lot 2jxlOO, h. Murray. $4,000
Richard v Hdrnsn.
Three story and basement Nova Scotia house With lease of lot
north side Hfy-rh-t, 2li n. Fr taye 2)I9i subject 10
ground rent Of O per lease 20 Ma l. 1915
IIenry a. Ieask
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-A large HOUSE and ten LOTS,
situated Brooklyn, D. at bargain Inquire Of j. b.
PRANKARD 1924 l. Grlndst. New-YorE.
EOR SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
PAbush ave. and Prospect PARK Plaza GORDON L. FORD
81 Cark.st. Brooklyn
EOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Nos 43 Wlor-si, 81 iekst lO2 PnesPpes, IeS
Remsen 40 81 aud 80 NGsssust 66 ,nd 20S Washington s.
I79 and l97 wnloughbL GORDON FORD " csksL pIooA
I'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
y ana s|1,0s sS ~ SsSYoKK AND BROOKLYN WARE

nay AND STRAw-Tnere fair demand the receipts are IN
.ss6 Do Is,I 10 Coed s24 s26; shipping Grade S2Oa$22
lsy Common ct SO s'rsw1No Rye Sls"$io' AZ" NV "
FuTi FtTD ore continues an scve demand and prices hr
We note ssles tons 40 to Fed $40 toni Rye Feed at
sSs ara Ground Peed a S34 s35 p ton ,
MoLASsESThere moderate iobng trade IN Domestic en-
brscng NewO within the range OF fo0SSc Nt
fm these figures Foreign Eehnpg STOCK Is III hg
RASGL SToREs-For Spirits Turpenne the market dali nd
% an extent noua Merhanhe obtanble ut 4O2
but there disposition manifested operate note ale o.
tbS 402 sited Rosn wss in ar demand ana s'sS. g AZ
s2 ~ for Common % Good; the sales loot up OVV M
rs o. nd 600 9 on Pnysie terms Il S S S0 as eso
te,5 a. - 80 Tor Washington snd 81 a. for wilmington. Pitch
I'm At 81 for Cit,; sales OflOO bbls 81 that price
OIL-Laec remains STEADY; quoted At 91d9Sc ot CASKS nom
crshes hands Grade ESt are qu ard prices 9nAsre
stesdy Winter Lard quoted al o32sooe oer os
PBIRoIgUM-Tho market Refined doll values nonina
ir absence a. on the spot quote nominaT d3c late
s1i95, 90 bis '9 } PIP RoPi se bS VA, s st.sg
6l,. fr prompt deyerj 1000 bills for July at 61e and
200 h.l, S 4gSa, y we're sufia srte vas
neglected Refined quoted az i 41l4 FOR spot or bal
o. saS SS, EO' co. Il 7SsI % Raye 81 7o PefpeGm
Centre .$l 70GSt5i Iiusvle S Ogsls'-2@i iile0u'e'
PR0ysIoSs-ba stronger but less active for ,he
failure. be demlld moleEi Che sa casa ana regnAf ar S1V
be SIC Tor od Mess 81 p for New do: s53 2g
sl5 aSl5 80; fT future delivery hear o.
.esd SS end M o ss, Gens Of IS S az 50 90
HSl2 Tor Pain Mess; $40 jOGSl4 for Extra Mess T1ece
Of $50 ib $50 2 for Soe CT Meat are TSther weaker
Ny Sc i've; saes Of 800 CIV Picked Hams 10 sysge ~
il ~ 200 te. Neten, 4al5 Werge, :. D@G lOO0Cy
Smoked Hans st l3a13Aci LOO Smoked Shoulders ct Slci
1000 Rctlet d, 7a rs boxes Dry San, 90 at 6 Bacon
easier aud que sales Of 90 boxes Short Clear loose at 9 20
LoFfs short no 54c Dressed Hogs Ge qncti we qaGe a. -
for % L opened weak but closes rather songeri sales Of 900
e. At 10 &c for lO for Far to PRIME steam Tor aiaIe de-
Lyry' W. bear Of 5UO cs teer three months % western az
ur5i evening" lO7 600 tcs for August al 10 516qllc
BrTEEih be make 81 very lr aul pneeS have aao"n"AId
tendency White and Mxed lots especially heavy Vaoauons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
financial.

TBE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
HOLDERS Of the UNITED NICKEL COMPANY for the cleo
ton Of Trustees, will be Office of the COMPANY $50 Broad
waI New Civ on TUESDAY June 1874 Polls open from IL
4, A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12


C0fect-Attesi
WA. X KGTCHEN,)
EUGENE KELLY, Direstos.
ARTHUR LEARY, y
County
OF 1874 TIIOS ELLIS Notary Pebble.
CTATEMENT OF CONDITION OF REGIS
- TIRED POLICIES OF TdB NORTH AMERICA thUIJALl
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. - .
IT AND 10 WARRRN.ST.. y. y
For Week Ending May 4, 1874. -
Nnmier o. Policies IN S,''t
Amount of Insurance in 2S9OS3 90
Ne reserve required 70 policies in ioce asctr-
1874 ........... ..!................. 2Oi23j3 81
Amount actually deposited the Insurance Depart 80. - 80
Bonds and Mortgages and G0ynm Mt Bonds 2O|Ol ~
suInlps on bnd In the 1907 %
y. D. MORGAN, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
oyrcx OF PACIFIC MAN STEAMSHIP COxPAsI}

OFFICE PACIFIC MAN STEAMSHIP CoAPAsI,(
SGa.YoaK, i2th May 1874
TWENTY SEVENTH ANNUAL ELEC-
TION-SOe hereby given that election for Nine Directors
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company will be held at the Compan
0hce, Nos 90 and 6l Wallet, WEDNESDAY 9Th May 1917
between the hours Of ~ IN. and p. IN. 49,,
The Transfer Books viii be closed preparatory 10 sd election hoH
DAY 18Th May, and roopeued THURSDAY, 2sth May I"
THEODORE T. JOHNSON Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

OFFICES TO LET-Some very desirable, in
" tie building, g. aui Beekman and 1873 Eassaus, Apply
RUTLAND WHITING Beektnan- ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
New- gerssp Rea! Gsiate tot Sale.

TO CAPITALISTS The subscriber Is pre-
pared Furnish choice CRANBERRY GROUNDS. plots u
from 40 IN ose bosy prepa A.
he ates, improved xh 81 abe ro9uise spoehf,y, COMPLETE
@ 200 Pysts after The l1
sample worx shown. Apry n T. TODD, sbsmonK BarIgss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

ITO LET-A neat three-stOry, hlgh-stOOp,
Il broEn-stone HOUSE Psrkave 81 600
HINE. COLE GRAY, 536 6ib-AVc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

FURNISHED neatly for Housekeeping-SuFT
OF ROOMS parlor bedrooms closets Kitchen water closet
osroom all second eoor pleasant Sl2 weekly 5oo We"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
New- Jcrsen Real estate for Sale.

A HOME IN THE COUNTR1.-CentralN ~. j.
Co. have houses ots and land BY the of
SALE IT m points the line Of the Central r. ON Apply TO
A. d. HOPB or ELsTON MARSH ll9 LbertysL
EOR SALE-5OOOO acres of LAND in south
,rn NeWJ .ey; will sold body Of 5 900
and upward These good lands, and opened no BY navs'on
nd railroads contain good powers good Wool and cedar
umber Address r. WRIGHT Blwood, SewJerey.
EOR SALE-A very superior FARM Of 1870
acres Eeshsnc Somerset CouutV. n j., worth from
$4,000 bought cash for 81 1000 about .
railroad sao well Satered VARIETY aud great abundance
buildings commodioaA Inquire Of T. VAN AKIN, $40
Nest54 i-st, New iork
ORANGE. n. j. Speciality REAL ESTATE
~ for sse or rent HAMILTON WALLIS, 80 Pusss, N H.
opposite principal Depot. onnGe.
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property TOT
~ Houses furnished unnNs 20 rcH sale Catalogues
Oaee hosu lua w Y IA uERaI. ~ Nass SOS Lsse~ {"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

KEwYoRK April 8, 1874
TT'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
Of this for the election Of managers and for other
will the No II BosdN.y on
TUESDAY l2 of MAJ The polls will be from ~ 0eoeh
O'Clock transfer will be closed from ths
evening o. n unti be morning o May 49,
BIZ order Of the Board, JAMES G. HARTT, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
Gitn propcrin 10 fet.

A LOFT TO LET at $50 Canal-st., near
"A. BrOsdway. Apply in store on premises
A STABLE in FOrty-fourt hist, between Firth
"A and sxthaye ia complete orders Rooms above pOAESOS
597 SKh.aYe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
Rea! Gstate TO Gtehanee

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR \ HOUSE
BROOKLYN-An attractive RESIDENCE az Monte air. 2is
dwelling rooms Improvement clise houe sores
Of garden and lawn. rutland x hhlllNG > Bersman-h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12


woth Cashier Of the National Park Bank of NgT-io DO
somn that the above statement te TO The h Of my AnoS'
edge and belief J. L. WORTH, Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
Brooklnr 1ropsrtn 60 tet.

VNO LET, in Brooklyn, within five minutes
walk Of Wal.st Fcuy, SECOND FLOOR, With reeu
on thr II desired Apply premises 4. Joraienonst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

ITO LET-Near Central Park. a splendid
FLAT Of rooms second hoo., oil improvements. sood
orleri $50 LeHin gton-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

ITO LET-No. go Bowery-OFFlCES and
ROOMS suitable for light business the first nOor reut
aDDy on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

ITO LET-ln private house, 30? West 95th-
Il ST SECOND FLOOR, Rooms, with AL conSenienees for
housekeeping; rent, $40 per month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
Removals.

DEM0VAL. ..,,,,v, COMPANY
IL IuR REMINGTON sPwING-MACHlSE CohrAN'
removed TO their new, elegant srOhs
No q South Msdi-on-squarr.
(KurtI's Art GalcryD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-09

STORE (No. 431) corner Fifth and G:a
- Broad street tor rent; !. is now, and hasZ:a
ben for the past eight years, occupied as y shoe
street; il is suitable for almost any kind OF bu-
siness Possession at once. Apply Ut
MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHERS..
an29-1m 1921 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-09

shall Wards are not entitled to reasonable
market facilities; but our coupcilmeu have
allowed themselves to be persuaded by gem
tiemen in business around the present mar
kets that public markets are going out of fash.
ion! Out of fashion, indeed when year after
year the two present markethouIes
receive appropriations from the Council,
and when people living near Hollywood or
In Rockets old.feld, when. they desire rea-
sonabiy good dinner, have to trudge the long
distance to the one or to the other market to
purchase 1t. Speaking, as believe, for the
people of Clay Ward and of the western por-
ton Of Monroe Ward, who would do nothing
to prevent the good people of Jefferson Ward
from having their market-bouse put in pro-
per condition, make bold to say that If any
money is to be appropriated for market
houses it should be given to Clay and Mar
shall Wards. The old markethouses will
need neither enlsrgements nor improvements
II small market-honses are erected In the
eastern and western ends. Let us hear no
more about greeD.grocers supplying the pub
lie wants they are deserving gentlemen, no
donbt, and make our situation less miserable
than it would otherwise be, but they do not
meet the requirements; nor can they, in the
nature of things, should they be ever SO en-
terprisiDg and obliging. Now, ia there any
sound argument against having two new
markethouses, both of which may be put into
complete operation for S20,000Y II there is
none, the representatives of Marshall and
Clay Wards will be sadly dereiict in their
duty if they fail constantly and urgently to
present this subject to The attention OF their
brother members until they have gained the
victory and obtained bare justice for their
constituents. A SUFFERER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-09

SUPERVISORS UNDER THE ENFORCEMENT
ACT-How APPOINTMENTS ARETo RE Made
Dir. Mathew +. Peasants, clerk of the
United States Circuit Court, is chief super
visor OF the Eastern District of Virginia,
and by authority Of the Hon. Robert w.
Hughes, United States District Judge, desig-
mated 10 discharge the duties enjoined by the
enforcement act, gives notice:
81. That the United States Circuit Court
is open from this day till the day after elec-
ton for the transaction Of all business per-
tanning thereto.
"2. That the appointment of supervisors
under the law must be renewed in all cases.
''3. That all petitions for the appointment
of supervisors, signed in all cities of 10000
inhabitants and upwards by two citizens,
and in all other cities, towns, or precincts by
ten citizens, should be forwarded at once to
the chief supervisor, at Richmond.
"4. That in all cases the recommendations
of the regular committees Of each party will
be complied with except when charges of
upfitnesS are made, which charges will be
investigated as fully as circumstances will
permit, and if Substantiated, appointment
will be made from such sources as shall seem
best to the judge presiding.
"5. All supervisors must be legal voters
of the precinct from which they are recon-
mepded, and must be able to read and write
the English language"
The chief supervisor earnestly urges upon
the respective committees the necessity OF
an early attention to these recommendations,
and careful selection of candidates for this
important office.