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PROPOSALS.
l. UNITED STATES COURTHOUSE AND
POST OFFICE, NEW YORK CITY.
U. 8. COURT HOUSE AND Posr OFFIcE,)

PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER FOR THE
coSaF h SG% ~ 1Ss Ees sIS Dss1er,
ssS :,
III p i'm. % The nh day Of February, 1874, for fur
;s ssa
Ss f ssn 3SEt a ays or le.s Pin. RAIN,
800 900 feet lmoss less, Southern Pine Floor
sides, IL inches thick, and III P1 Width 0 not
1000 feet 5. H. tmofe es or less, Black Walnut,
Sss ana IN - Width: sd net Os'e
l feet :i3S S5s :. ;s,ss Black Walnut
LOO re-; ;rR S.s, s%Gis q .a"a
feet slSs ss 4 .:s sa"n in
40" fee. ne,I !m n q Isss Mahogany, in
strips to dnisi S12N inches. '""A :"
lS as q .s SIS isSs! 'a~n in
lSo' feet iineal s%Cre Or lessl Mahogany, sawn in
soOo eao.s Of. p ess si Tanos.ny richly
IS inches thick. IN widths ii 9sm 1 to Is
Sss , .f.i aafs. to finish
sOoseet p. u. more Or less Mahogany for hand
An preceding sehed"i ee q lumber mus. be of
snd q
shakes and other defects and must ali be delivered
IN suea lengths and In such Quantities as will be
n Tns Southern pine rails and flooring INNS. all be
be accepted.
The black walnut will be of the best quality,
The mahogany to be Of the best quality Hondu-
samples Of each OF the above woods win b sub
Payments will be made on the delivery and accept
ance Of material. deducting ten per centum until
the completion Of the contract.
All bids must be accompanied by the penal bond
OF two responsible persons In the sum OF five thou
sand dollEs S c00J that the bidder will accept and
perform the contract, II awarded him; the SUM- |
cheney Of the security to be certified by the United
states Judge, clerk Of the United States court or
sides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any |
or all BIDS II 1t be deemed for the interest of the
Government TO do SO, and any bid that Is not made
on the printed form to be obtained In this ONCE and
does not conform In every respect to the require
ments Of this advertisement, win not be considered
neither will any proposal be received from parties
who are not engaged in the lumber trade,
and who have not the necessary facilities for fur
nishing the materials.
dorse1 Bids for Lumber, " and addressed to
felS c. T. HULBURD, Superintendent.
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DRoPOsALS FOR PLASTERERS' MATE
6HsE kSb f6sT oPrf srET new S9 41EE
d. 8. Counr-Housr AND Posr OFFICE,

d. s. couRr-HousE AND Posr oyrIcr,)
NEW YORK CITY,,
OFFICE OF SUPERINrENDENT, Feb. Is, 1874.
Sealed proposals will be received az this offce
until T. m. OF the 9TH day OF February 1874 for
furnishing and delivering the following schedule of
plasterers, materials, At the United States Court
house and Post ONCE, New York city:
Lime OF ''Rockland manufacture" or equal
900 barrels nore less) best quality Of Plaster
ofParis, Of Isaac or Wortherspoon's brands,
or brands equal thereto.
Loco barrels (more or less) sharp, clean, White
40" be:asIs &nSre or less) long, dry, and clean
Samples % E: q Of the above items to be submit
Payments viii be made on the delivery and &C.
ceptance Of material, deducting ten per centum
until the completion Of the contract.
a, Al Dds must TIE Se accompanied by the penal bond
sand dollars, ($O, 600, that the bidder will accept
and perform the contract II awarded to him; the
sumciency Of the security to be certified by the
United States Judge, Clerk of the United States
Court, or the District Attorney Of the district
wherein he resides.
all bids, II be deemed for the interest OF the Gov
ernment to do so; and any bid that Is not made on
the printed form to be obtained In this once, and
Ice, not conform In every respect to the require
ments OF this advertisement, Will not be considered;
neither will any proposal be received from parties
VIII, who are not themselves engaged in the manufac-
necessary facilities for furnishing the materials.
Proposals Will be incl0sed In . sealed envelope,
Endorsed bids for Plasterers' materials, ana ad-
fels CT. HULBURD, Superintendent.
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DISTRICT STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnfshed by J. r. Brodhead, Banker SsS Fifteenth
street.
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WILLIE BROWNS ARREST.

The Datiy Critic Of February 10 contained IN
article upon the arrest BY Oficer McDermott. oI
our police force, Of one Willie () Brown, and com
Menting rather severely upon the of1lcer for hia
arrest; Upon reading this article one would sup
pose that said Willie Brown was . child, and wa
Piaying sig miles "out" of the city with . toy
pistol, and that the of1cer named had very much
osveIstePPsd bis duty in srresting him. The truth
Is, mat Willie ~ Brown is young man about
seventeen years Of age and nearly rs large as any
ordinary s, sized man and that instead Of having
instead Of being six miles out Of the city, he was
HiinG tho revolver near Glenwood cemetery on
SUNDAY afternoon, whore nearly ono hundred
people pass on the road every hour He was yery
properly arrested by the oficer under instructons
received and the act Of the Legislature approved
august 10, 1871, which says 'That II shall NOT be-
lawful for any person or persons to carry or have
concealed about their persons any deadly or dan
gerous weapons, such az daggers, air-guns pistols
Dowie-knives dirk-knives or dirks, ra1ors, razor.
blades sword canes, slung Shots or brass or other
metal knuckles within the District Of Columbia:
and any person or persons who shall be duly con
victed OF 50 carrying or having concealed about
their persons any such weapons shall forfeit and
more than S5On ava
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FINE ARTS.

We attended the sale of paintings last evening
at Ills Pennsylvania avenue, held by Messrs,
Latimer Cleary, and were aetonished at the
very low prices obtained. The sale will be con.
snee OF the catalogue will be sold. Some Of the
best ones are left.
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TAX BILLS
TILE MARKETS,

Tor special improvements and for sewerage set
tied at discount OF twenty-five to thirty-fye per
cent BY tho Rogers Banking Company, SIS Sew.
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RY SPECIAL INVITATION.
Rev. w. H. Milburn.


THE BLIND MAN;ELooUENT.
VIII G fsIiC1F 9is great
| on the Life and Character Of
| AARON BURR,
he'I0pGGVsiHnN 1M f Gh,re b THURSDAY
TO BE- Saa It eat
PParker's, Ballantyne's; Warren Choate & Co. 5
The sale Of secured seats viii commence on Non
DAY. February 's At Met1erott's Music store.
NATIONAL THEATRE-UNDINE.
Messrs. JARRETT 4 PALMER have the honor
~ se
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1e
The Superb Fairy Spectacle,
UNDINE; Or, The Spirit OF the Waters!
In which they will Introduce, for the first time in
THE GREAT X Ki tx e y f rfRs51Tsfn'
AND AS1aE siSfaA
rnrA1ERs, sT$GSssTf ss0RrrHrrs, and
MILES kI HkAHElFStA 5N ML IMR ANP 5SATTH1
Mile ADELE SS GSfs K MR. Nil e,o,ss,
ssTEh srsTftf se Infant
salls ssn have
1h ME ksiifi Rxn Tof IiN III.
The Wonder Of the Nineteenth Century, and host
aANS 3 N RssS NJ! b Ga
BY A BATTALION OF SIXTY YOUNG LADIES,
GORGEOUS was Tl MiRseAr Arb Il is' DAZZLING
ARMOURs
Imported from Paris for the recent very successful
KIKLOs GARDEN, NEW YORK.
MR. Hnd T the Finale M Of The Piece viii present
niusirating
THE ATT2CK ON AND BURNI LNSs OF TT THE Us
The whole production far esceIing in perfection
Of details, splendor Of appointments and magnih-
e. Ten ap as OF similar
T., In consequence of the enormous expense attend
ing this performance, the prices of admission will
Admission. cents and d
0rclhssfra stall. stalls $4,000;
Dress circle, reserved .......-....-..el
- bcx:s6eci for sale Of seats will open open
WEDNESDAY, February II. feIl-G
OLD No ON ExHIBlTION NEwNo.
71H sH' nAnKkkffrEH,s, 7rHsr'
sSSve s os Feio@s h. streets eight
q FapsrssnsGs %aG &C.
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tls--
seIs; ki1gs Na rs s SHf, in the District.
Please remember Name and Number. iecs-ly'
TOE MOUNT VERNON.
hesd ssSins BEEN rebuilt and entirely ressea 81
her 81 s isszs ff sr Ts
DAILY Sunday sIssRts SEk III Z FOR
1omo Oh Washington, and inteF9edi1ie Land
iebls Gen. sup't Steamer Arrow.
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TAKE CARE OF YoUR Vl,UIp,rs

TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES.
Call and examine the fire and burolar. nroo,
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner OF
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for tafe
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars ner
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them,
Tase warning from the Chicago and Boston hres.
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VALUABLE SECONDHAND BOOKS
from public sales and private libraries. in good.
clean condition, and at low prices at
ANaLIM's ANTIQUARIAN bookstore
- and Fifteenth streets, near the Treasury,
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TIE COURTS!
CIRCUIT COURT CHIEF JUSTICE

CIRCUIT COURT - CHIEF JUSTICE
II CARTIER
This court was engaged yesterday In the hear.
ing Of cases On appeal from msgfstsetss.
Coleman ". SAUCER. Disconta.asd, eaeh party
Rodgers W. Gleason. Ferdice ior defendant.
Hitner vs.. McCarty. Verdict for plaintiff.
bowling y. Grimes. cAssnot concluded Whsn
Adjourned.
fgPREME COURT-9ENERAL TERM.
n this court ysstsrdey Mr.. Justice Wylie pre-
.soSo, with Justices Olln, Humphreys and Mac.
AHn m:,,Ths court was engaged - folloME
uP0n the report Of the examining committee.
Inc application Of Simon Joseph for admission
70 me par w. referred to the committee Of exa
District Of Columbia ". Bates. This Is the
W. ,sc!sry ease. II was argued for plaintiff By
Messrs. Srovne and Cook, and for ths defendant
~ M. Davidge. Adjourned.
SEXUAL TERM-Mr JUSTICE wYLIE.
S1shing was sfgued BY Mr.. Paschsl for the plain.
Tin, and then the court took the Alter under Nd.
visemsnt and adjourned until Monday next.
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS 8
y. H. Warner, Federal Block, corner Seventh
~ per cent This affords AZ opportunity for isG
to avail themselves Of the extraordinary ipduce.
ments offered by MIR. Warner. His experience IN
sho I0oi estate business enaDle4 MIN 10 attend to
matters intrusted to him with TIE utmost prompt.
ness.
JUSTICE PLANT
Owing to his immense business our popular ms
tice OF the peace, J. T. X. Plant has been obliged
TO move to more commodious quarters. Those Who
desire to do business with an upright and intelli-
gent Justice should call ct I0a street, opposite
Post once Department. Justice Plant Il Q mo-
tary public and commissioner Of deeds for nearly
Al the states and Territories, and our friends viii
always tnd him at the above location.
ASK YOUR GROCER
for Dooleys Yeast Powder, the best baking INV.
DER for preparing biscuits, rolls bread. Fiddle
CAKES, Wafies, &c. Depot, 90 New street, N. Y.
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LEGAL,


TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
y TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The Columbian College ct al.,vs. IN rouifv No
zeCn English, executor OF John II G, Docket I. ~
This csnss has been reSsred to he suditor 70 state
an account OF the assets In the hands OF Zeph Eng
lish, executor Of John withenisdeessssd, not a.
to the parties entitled g the and. Tnerefore the
said executor and all Other perSous fntefeeted are
DAY, the iesh day 81 February, le4, g Il o,clock
syenue, washInston city, and Be heard touching
'.e A'' ROBERT LEECH, Auditor.
FEBRUARY T. 1874. febf2-st
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsnIxeT0N, ID. c., February ., 1874.
On the petition Or HKKRY KNioIIT, or Bro1k-
patent granted q bin on the sth day Of May, isaa
az improscnsat "a SIotii. iOr loldinx Cement
&c g ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the "a DAY of April next: that the
time for nlinR aryumente and the Examiners re.
port be limited TO tho 18th day or April next, and
next. - -i7l7
Any person may oppose this extension.
tshie-fusw u. U.LEGGkTTs Commissioner
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.

Mrs. Oates and her fine company are meeting
with very fattering success at Ford's tho audi.
enee being among the largest Of the entire season
and composed q highly respectable and critical
constituted the attraction again last evening" and
provided those present with q most delightful en-.
tertainment. Mrs. Oates, as Clairette, looked be.
wttehing, and her pure, rich voice never sounded
sweeter. The little lady has q firm hold upon
ne affections Of the Washington public, and her
onorts 70 please arc always rewarded with the
most nattertng appreciation. Miss Larkelle a
MILE LANCE, sang and acted to admirable advan.
{ege, and looked prettier than upon any previous
clear and powerful contralto voice, which she
uess srtisticaly while her acting Is rational and
null OF vigor. Mr.. Crane WAS ss usual, very
funny, and kept the audience In the best Of humof,
MessIs Drew, Allen, and Jone: were also very
acceptable In their respective role. As whole
Oates troape Provides III eStetaIsssl such " 'a as
viii please all classes and as It Will be presented
put once or twice more those who have not seen 1t
should improve the few remaining opportunities
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LADIES' GOODS.

A6"0. M. a. DOuSlaS0,
(OF NEW YORK CITY,
Has her BRANCH HOUSE here opened. Bali
Dresses constantly received. No. 81 Thirteenth
street northwest. ta1s-eotf
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THE NATIONAL

The second night Of "Undine" was even more
enjoyable than the first, for the scenery worked
more smoothly, the music was more in accord with
the dancers and singers, and the details were car
ried out to anicety. The march Of the Amazons
and the singing Of the Ulm sisters were received
with vociferous applause. Tho latter are certainly
the best Tyrolean singers ever heard In Washing
ton. Their part Of the programme was gone
through with In an easy and neat manner, their
sction being full of humor and their voices har-
monixtng very artistically. Tho Viodas children
were also fatteringly received, and have already
become great fayorites. Their performances are
the prominent features of tho performance and do
great deal Of droll and novel dancing. The
scenery is only mediocre, and much regret is ex-
has been % much sighted. "Undine" Is Q very
entertaining performance, and the audience has
hlled the theatre to its greatest capacity during
matinee this afternoon and another on Satur-
day.
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CONGREGATIONAL CONCERT.

The seventh concert Of the series arranged by
the leader Of the Congregational church viii
take place this evening. The principal attrac-
ton will be the blind organist, Mr.. Bishop, who
will perform some most difficult music, including
selections from tho compositions of Beethoven
and Mendeisohn, q vocal ,Quartette with Pro
fessor Schneider, and o number Of assistants will
also take part in the entertainment.
LINCOLN HALL
The Miltonian tableaux will be given this
evening at Lincoln hall and for four succeeding
evenings, also for Saturday matinee. The ex.
hfbition was given In Washington some years
ago and proved very successful. Lovers Of art
should by all means attend.
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ENORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
OATES COMIC OPERA,
At Regular Rites of Admission
NO INCREASE IN PRICES,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, -
LAST NIGHT OF NINE ANGOT's CHILD.
THuRSDAY: TEBRUARYrs
CHILD OF TIL 2 REG IMENT'
FRIDAY, lBENEFIT OF MRS. OATES,
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
SATURDAY, LAST NIGHT OF MRS. OATES
fohTUNIo AND HIS GIFTED SERVANTS
OATES MATINEE SATURDAY,
MONDAY NEXT-WOMNN IN WHITE
o MR. WfBERr REEVE AS COUN 7 FOSCo.
lGILTONIAN TABLEAUx.

| AAAV2N4A1N ~.
| POsTPoNEMENT
| ofthe Opening Exhibition until
| WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY B
zine Of the Mironan fabesaI
seTy dsSy Of three day. and outlay Of
obliged the postponement OF ahs arss
WEDNESDAY t EEESINf hS FEBRUARY Is, AT
tn e sc Sh -FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. with ono
sHfTKpA9 AFrEk SR SSHq fEsk MATIsEE.
can IN = sts; reserved seats
store, commencing Tuesday morning, February II.
JAMES E. MURDOCH, :,
The celebrated Elocutionist and Reader, will rive
fo1a Me1KSnSs under the auspices of syracusisns'
., Mo,,., .,s LINCOLN HALL, -
ANIL sna 3 ,AAdmission . esns Resesyed seats IS
epen at Of seats at
WAsHINGToN sCHUETzEN vEREIN-
MONDAY, FEBRUARY q. 1874.
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL
p,: AT THE md BA,N9UEITk HALL OF THE PARK.
Chr. Xander'' sli seventh street northwest, dsiiy
3 SSas but n % is ' aSs aa%Is,Ssa m.
SEVENTH GRAND ORGAN CONCERT
eoNeREeAfTlEoENslkkL CHURCH,
wE6SEsD3Tf EvES ING f sssfs e s4
GREATLY INCREASED ATTRACTIONS
The celebrated
JOHN w. BISHOFT,
The Blind organist of the West:
THE SUPERB QUARrErrF,
Prof hs% cESE SihisE B%kS y IT. ANP KpHR;
IroI SCHUMACHER, Bandmaster to the King Of
Italy, one Of the LEADING -CL ARiuN6Ts
PLAYERS OF EUROPE,
admission; Is cents. Tickets at Metz.rott's,
Nuoetc ? anu f.iiis' fe.6-td
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AR. IsAu PIcKssxLr

another extensive dealer in lumber on the same
street, desired the change, and had been sdvOca,-
Ing annexation for the past tWenty- Ave yearr L 4
mot believe the post once amounted 10 Q ng, ana
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FINANCIAL,

FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK sToCA EXCHANGE,
Flrnishedby Le!ofs Johnson Co., Bankers, Vernon
E0sc, northedM corner Pennsytuaaia avenue and
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HOLY sArUKpAY.

The Once and Mass of the Resurrection are said
On this day. The nrst part of the office IL the
Blessing OF the hre, an ancient rite of which men
Lon is made in the oldest liturgical books. This
heart new spiritual love. On this day the
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0c0OmDllI0e0 making
these proposed changes, thsr he was In favor Of H.
otherwise he was not
real estate merchant, consulted on the subject
and informed the reporter that he did not object
retain her public in!titutions. Il would BE- ex.
ceedingly unaccommodating and annoying to
business men to abolish thsm for they were essen
them more materially and promptly In thsiy mer-
camille transacttqps than could be becured In the
free delivery system Proposed: The carrier plan
to take the risk. There was ample room for eI.
tending the city limits and II It was done it would
open OPEN up god deal Of property near Red HIM.
short while since for u 900 IN acre.
Nh. P. Il. swHNHY,
President Farmers and Mechanics' National
Bank, would like to see the two cities united IN
der one name, but could mot favor the sboiishine
o o, The post Once He thSught IN: city limits
property, which was exempted BY special oct, and
let It be subjected TO taxation a. Il other property
i enjoys the benefits Of the town and should pay
II the post once was removed Il would affect
their business. Letters Of remittance would ar
bank. Business could b Transacted more
promptly under the present arrangement.
Nh. WILLIAM LAIRD,
cashier Of the same bank, conceded in the views
OF Mr.. Sweeney, and hoped II the annexation did
take place their public installations would not be
interfered with.
wHEATLY & Bro,
fumbcr merchants, on Water street, favored the
moyement bat coald not indorse the idea Of losing
the post once. II the free delivery could be
made to work eneotsally thea the trouble could
soon be overcome. They believed that by uniting
with this city Q branch railroad connecting With
either Of those running ont Of Washington could
be established, and with these advantages OF
water and ecmnsreial interests that their town
now Possessed It would prove o beneficial change
for both ctties. At the present time tho lumber
on account ofthe long and heavy hnuls they were
compelled % make or their stock from the two
oepop. Ithe limits Of the town were extended
u would DC the means Of opening streets now
cloesd, and which rua throuyh property owned
hk HsAU PIcKRxLL,
another extensive dealer in lumber, on the same
street, desired the change, and had been advoca'-
not beltsye the posi- of3ee amounted 10 4 M apa
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ASK YOUR GROCER
ior Dooley's Yeast Powder, the best baking DOW.
der for preparing biscuits, rolls, bread, gfiddie
CAKES, wames, &c. Depot, 90 New street, n Y.
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1,NsAEE EIILDINGs.

,,, ..o-,e =, un.a'e Tor week erllrE Jan {. ISl,
nnsaio chimuesS Mar, G. OnleiH 80 AGENT,
NJ 30 Kirg,i IN ard rear ans lie ehmu' .. otuer per;
John Arige. sgeHt -.,s 81, oOo feet west Of Second
Nh al. Dr-.huncred AMI sTie Ht 81 - w. "
800 .rsp, arch; Trustees 81 c1or'h oN,f' ,.,
W Iot B,o,es unsafe cbUaeys; Isaac hsF n e.,te
10 "a I51sigay. unsafe partition and s'Alis' 'H'' ~
.,,,-s. Geo. Che,tcrman, owner
~ 100 grivc unsgfe chirnri - - md Of Kiln;
o. 90 .,5 Sg5 Mrat Tweitst rear, unsae N''' e'u " '
Pa Malone Lessee. . -. n.,,he,s 4 Son agents
~ 80 t,,.us u unsafe cinne.s gnai' hoSrat wy, 49,
~ 40 y. 80 Tenth uusf chnnys AIMS hts ,ocrt
~ y5I "a, Eeyeuth-,i unsafe dnmuevsi i'ta -, 49,
- .r.ep- tsa chimes Mt'p " p.;,,s ouner
r. A I.,.t tes- unsafe wesi gable: Ssnued
n, "a. t,rspIS un,sf- uuc'.i mi D. .,,1. ,.,rer
a, To- Eroomc-st urs4e CHI nlg i h. ,,p-r
= >,,t,.6r,t unssfe'tGt Marcl, homer ". nv
-. az a. unaf chl.fS. yohn G. bt,' -. AIN
e. az h. - Chartorst., unsafe front co'h'e 49, jaw ~
S No. i15 Dr,oa unsafe wall Klngenen Eo''sO'
'So j. -, Au-n.s, unsafe Kinney. Hcnr J. Bower owner
4 T-.,d rusafe rhi.-c Bernard Nn'th '"h''
n, Al V,D.tm-sf unsafe cauucfs Echfft Jones "F"r''
n, :: .-.srst unsafe roof. d. 49, tDlhlug, o"u.r ~,
He.t .ie !,1haye 40 e north Of SnieiifI uhs1s SCUM
a.ll John McCpO. owner. ,,.,..---...... ..-.~
No a. Harrison uuslfr grneIar Aaino! = nope o"n'i
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p1.11n1NG sTAT1sTICs.

Yo th s- ending Saiurd,v Ju H. from ihe rofi' OF me
Den,rtu,pt nj Build ngs Waiter ", Adams bsl Sul"'A' A'
IN, Burs,u y COnsiraega at AAerao TIt> 6.'n o. ",
n-ues r-,ose4 esiinstei cost OF SlVUp' Nu'I
Alteration. uropose t. tuate cost OF Tt53-- uuu't
erection Of frame ara "I uVui''i -
suubrr Of buildings examined aDd plans cons 1red - " 49,
me IesI}e FliiiHJ, Iti1''s, oA' "'t'.e
the number Of Pa ilnts sn'c'ei p 10
ambition being number complaints received ~ N'I''n
lac r-por violations removed O. uIntr 81 bu .-s l,p
20 safe "a notices Of VIOLATIONS served If uoS u
snsaie bgll,il served 40 III. ..-...od u,
the Barer Work reports number 81 bindings reported ot
Gre escsp number binding prov led With IRE rsr % u
,cape 2O gr" beams AM Wl'H tl
IL; rejected ). $3.50, ,,--,,.... ,,,...-,,, AMI
exhibits unusually large schedule 81 lnsp
bous an Surveys Twelve tber la am places =" lhc
been Officially visited follows; oob F. iIt :
Fnh Avenue Bovery. olympic. Wac Theatre tomgng Pastor
Acitcms 81 'usc living Hall Robinson
Va an Grand Opcra House Irse0 If the building noted
hote lodging have been carefully inspected as 10
fh and appliance for safety or eSape IN
of hre Central Hotel GIoy- I0use Ger
tnaps H Vraakeusten Hotel Libby House. ZAn Hoc Cool
Ennares Madison Avenue and the Lodging Houses Nos
159 And TO Eight been thoroughly III
condition. nd appliances FOR protect Oh against
reported provided WITH proper m ans oI
fire accident Facores-Ihi tIih eof
have ea inspected 10 e means ami ape "ud
egre the event Of IRE, AMI where uch % rs au az
planes found BE- nsufen dc pafte' IA hlt't
notified such additional Gre safeguard deemed e
aud reepnn .uded b. the Departm nj Inspectors