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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-13

House Bill No. 5f-CHAPTER T. An act Validating inc doinss Of Eccesaetcai Socie-
 ties Be it enacted by the Senate and House Representa- tives iii General Assembly convened: Section l. That meetings Of any ecclesiastical so- cieties heretofore held upon the warning cleIk thereof alone, sail Ii otherwise duly held bc deemed legal.
 Bee This act shall take effect from and after it's passage, and shall not affect any suit bending Approved, June 5, 1874.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-13

Senate Bill No ll-cHAPTEE VIII. An Act in addition to sAn Act relative to Courts of
 Probate" Be enacted by the Senate and House of tives in General Assembly convened:
 Section l. That when any person of full age shall be aggrieved by any orer denial decree of court of probate in the settlement of the estate ed of insOvent debtor and such aggrieve person did not have notice to be present. and not present when such order, denial decree issued the executor administrator trustee of such estate may written notice of such order, denial de- to be given to the person who may be aggreyed who shall. within thirty days thereafter and not afterwards, appeal therefrom to the next su- perior court, in the county where such court of probate is holden.
 Approved June 12 1874.
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[House Bill No l0l-cHAPrER III. An act ill addition to an Act concernn. Crimes and
 Punishmemts. Be it enacted by the Senate House of tives in General Assembly convened: II any magistrate, any officer agent of any pulp llc community, shall, with intent to prejudice it. ap- propriate its property to the Of any person. Or make upon its books any false entry, draw any or der upon its treasury present aid in procuring to be allowed any fraudulent claim against such com munity, he shall pay fine of not less than fifty dol lars, and not than five hundred dollars or be inn prisOned not less than sixty days not exceeding one year, or both
 Approved June ,, 1874
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House Bill No. i03 l-CHArTER XIV.
 An act III addItIon to an act relating to courts
 a it cLa;t'l by the Senate and House Represents tiVes ill General Assembly convened 2 Whenever any person shall be committed to iail in any civil case, from noncompliance with order of the court of common pleas, tie judge of the court making such order, may release and discharge such person from Imprisonment, when ill his judgment the public interests will not suffer thereby
 Approved June 24 1874 .-
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IHouse Bill No. sol-cnAprKR TX.

[House Bill No. 3Ol-CHAPrKR K. An Act in alteration relating to fisheries. Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- lives in General Assembly convened:
 That the provisions of chapter eighty-eight of the public acts of the May session. 1s6s being an act en- titled an act in addition to act for encouraging and regulating fisheries" shall not apply to Masha- paug Pond in the town of Union, after the thirteth day of June 1S74 and that 1t shall be lawful fish in said pond after that day. Approved, June l., 1874.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-13
fHouse Bill No. 1Tl-cHArTER ".

 An Act ill addition to 'An Act for the Regulation of
 Civil Actions.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- tives in General Assembly convened; Section l. That when any officer shall have levied an execution upon property exceeding in value the of hundred dollars he sha in addition to the notice now required by aw advertise the sale such property in newspaper published in the town tor if there be no newspaper published in the then in the county there be in such county where such sale IS to take place. not exceeding three times, mencng at least one week before the time of sale the expense of such advertisement shall be added to and form part of the officers fees and charges on such execution. Provided that the provisions of t act shall not apply to the sale of live stock persha be property under the provisions of section 2 title l, of the general statutes.
 Approved, June 24.
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House Bill No. s2.l-cHArrEn XIII.

IUousc BlII No. S2.I-CHAPTE9 NH. An act to amend act, entitled An act to regulate
 fishing in sllry ponds, and in Little River, ill the Mar1lDIongh." ' Be It enact d by tine Senate aid Hnuse Of Representa- tves Ill ;ieEerai Assembly couyrifed:
 SECTION 1. That mU of chapter 29, section 1, of fhe public acts of lS!, applies tO Quinnebaug Pond, Alexanders Pond and kiilngly Pond, in the town ot killinfly aiIj Moosup Pond In the town of Ps.infeii, he and the same is hsreD, re;Jfaicd. See. 2 Ts act shall aks effect from ii,; day of it's passage Approved JuEe .4. ls;si
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-13

House Bill No. 39.l-cHArrEn XVIII. An restrain the taking of fish in certain ponds
 therein named. Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- tves in General Assembly convened: SECTION l. Any person who shall with intent to do take any pickerel from Dog Pend Tyler Pond in the town Of Goshen, during the months of March, April or May. in each year, shall be punished by fine of not less than seven nor more than fifteen dollars and ill default of payment of same shall be imprison ed in the common jail for ten days
 Sec. 2 AN acts and parts of acts inconsistent here with are hereby repealed.
 Approved June 9, 1874.
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lIIouse Bill No. 6l.l-cHArTrR XVII. An act in addition to an Act concerning Communiti

An act i'll addition to an Act concerning Communities and Corporations.
 Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- tiyes in General Assembly convened: SECTION l. The Insurance Commissioner upon the request of any life insurance company of this state may make valuation of all the policies in force any such company on the preceding thirty day of De eenber, upon the basis of the American Experience table s mortality, with interest the of four and P1h ecHt. per dlIiuI, auu furnish certificates Of such valuation, to be filed with thn nroner oiccrs o such other states as by law require the valuation of
 fife insurance policies upon said bass Procded that the standard vauaton now prescribed by law for com panies doing business in this state shall not be altered by this act. ~ ~ ~
 Approved June p, 1874.
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pAssfu AT THE MAY SESSION THE GENERAL AssEaI-
 BLY, 1874.

ELY, IS14.
 Published by Authority.l
 Senate Bill Ne, ? l-cHAFrER l. An Act Amending An act addition to au Act con
 Cerninis the Domestic ReIitIulis.' be It ehactsd by t: Senate House .f EcTEeseI- tativos in GeI,-ral Assembly c,nyeiIt,i: Section That section lne "f Act ill addition to an act concefnin; the Domestic Relations" appfoy- cal July 2ith 1eGS be- and tl.e is hereby repeal ed.
 Sec. 6 That there shall be taxed monthly in each year, Ey the l,,lc accounts srla not |" exceed three dollars week, for tine board Ing ad other neCessAry eAlelIs Of each sir ted to tine C'llIit Ctlct Industrial for lifls and te Superintendent shall hs b therefor and present 1t to thu Comptroiler, wiio upon finding th alne to be correct and just, shall allow and tax the si'ie and II shall be paIi from tine state treasury. See. 3 rhs act Slia take effect Of it's passage.
 Approved, June g, 1874
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House Bill No. 5Sl-cHAPTER X. An Act in addition to act concerning the domes. tic relations.
 Be enacted by the Senate and ouseof Representa- tives in General Assembly convened: Section l. Before any court of probate shall ap- point guardian of minor having father or mother such court shall require personal notice given to parent parents, the may be- in such manner as shall deem proper; but if any parent shall reside out of this stae the place of his or her
 dence be unknown notice be given the court probate shall see fit to order
 Sec. Section 8, of chapter CIX, of the public acts of 1870, is hereby repealed.
 Sec. s. This act shall take effect from it's passaee Approved, June F, 1874.
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tSenate Bill No. 20.EcHApTER XII
 An act in addition to act couceruinQ Civil actions
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa tiyes in General Assembly Convened: -.
 That assignment of future earnjn0s shall be coo1 and valid, unless the same shall be recorded in the
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-13

 | Approved July 2, lS34..
 IHouse Joint Resolution No. 1le.l l-cuAprzn xxn. An Act relating te Claims for Damages occasoned by defective Roads and Bridges. Be it enacted by the Senate and House vf Representa-
 tives in the General Assembly convened:
 SECTION l. Whenever any person shall receive in- 1ures by reason of defective road bridge writ ten notice of such injury and the time and place where within sixty days thereafter be given to some ole of the seiecrmen Of the town tho clerk of the ciF borough, where the injuries were received.
 Sec 2, No suit shall be maintained for such in ries unless such notice is gven procde that this acsha not apply to any claim for damages for injuries ere- tofore received. TI Approved July 2, 1874. House Bill No. 223J 3J-cFAPrKR xx1v. An Act providing for a bounty on Foxes Be enacted by the Senate and House of Repreenta- tiyes in General Assembly convened:
 That any town in this state. at town meetinglegal " warned and held for the purpose, may provde for the payment from the treasury of such tova of . bounty of not exceeding five dollars for evGy fox killed within the limits of such town, and ma make such rules and regulations touching the same ad rel alive to the evidence to be furnished to entile any person to such bounty su-h town may deemneces- sary and proper.
 Approved July 2, 1874. -f House Bill No sl-cHArrsn XIV. An Act entitled Act concerning Crimes and lnisf- Be enacted by the Senate and House of tives in General Assembly convened: SECTION l. Every person who shall hereafte, with actual violence make assault upon the botlyof any female, with intent to commit rap. shall sufer inn prsonme in the Connecticut State prison o,county jail, for term Of not more than ten years Approved July 2, 1874.
 THouse Bill No. POI l.l-CHAPTER XVI An Act in addition to an Act Concerning Hihvsvs Be enacted by the Senate and House of Reesenta- tives in General Assembly convened: ,-7. -- SECTION l. Whenever any highNay shan l.ye been constructed in whole or in part and bonhas been given by any parties under the prson of chapterCXv of public acts of Iss7 for the prdino of the same, no money Tor labor performed hpon the same shall be paid, unless with the approval the ectmen of the town or unless the road shall hve been built to the acceptance Of tho county commissioners of the county where the road lies. ss F < z7sS
 See 2 This act shall not affect any suit ipon any bond heretofora given.
 | Approved July ', 1874.
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 An Act Repeating certain Sections of An Act for the Settlement of Estates Tesate, Intestate and Insol- ent" 5- Be it enacted by the Senate House of Representa- tves in General Assembly convened:
 Section |. That sections hundred and fifty nine and one hundred and sixty of act for the se tlemsnt of estates, testatc ntestate and insolvent are hereby repealed. Ssec 2 This act shall not effect any suit now pcnd-
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-13

ISenate Bill No. .44.l-cHAPTER XIII. An Act restricting Fishing in Hatch and Leonard Ponds in the town of Kent.
 Be enacted by the Senate and House Representa- tives in the Gene ral Assembly convened: SECTION l. No person shall take or carry away any fish from Hatch pond and Leonard pond, in the town
 from the first day of November each year to | the first day of May in each succeeding year. Sec. 2. No person shall take any fish from said Hatch and Leonard ponds in any other manner than by hook and line.
 Sec. g. Any person violating any of the provisions
 of the two proceeding sections of this sha upon
 conviction thereof pay fine of not less than five nor
 more than fifteen dollars for each and every offence
 Oneha to the complainant and the other half to the treasury of the tOwn and upon default of payment
 thereof with legal costs, be imprisoned the conty
 jail in the county of Litchhed, unti! such fine and costs be paid. Sec. 4 This act shall take effect from its passage. Approved July 2, 1ST4..
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-13
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New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
OWL MOTIFS.


The calendar for the September term of the
Kings County Court will be called next Monday.
A stay of proceedings was granted yester-
dav by Judge Nelson OF the City Court Of Brooklyn. IN
the suit brought by Brown Bros. Co against the
United States Castor Manufacturing company lor nav
ing failed to make IA report.
Judge Pratt granted an order in the Brook
lyn branch Of the Supreme Court yesterday upon the
application OF u. b. Thompson, sequesratng the prop
erty and effects Of The Wilson Ol company
aud appointing John II. Wilson receiver
Judge Nelson of the City Court of Brook
yn yesterday confirmed the report of Robert Johnson
receiver OF the williamsburgh and Fathush Railroad
Company. The Judge also appointed j NJ. LocH re re-
OF the property OF Richard g. Gray Agent Vi the
Victor Sewing Machine Company.
Major Bergen applied to Judge Pratt OF the
Supreme Court Brooklyn, for decree OF dissolution
against the Long Island Club The Judge informed him
that some other fudge take judicial notice OF the
MOTION he himself creditor holding TWO bonus
the motion.
In the suit of the Fulton Bank of Brooklyn
against C. & G.. Woodman Judge Nelson OF the Brook
lyn CITY Court granted order yesterday compelling
Geo. woodman one OF the defendants, to give up ms
which l. valued at $1,000 10 the plaintiff, Who are
Judgment creditors in trust for the benefit OF all ms
creditors.
Messrs. Kinsley & O'Callahan accepted n
contract from the Commissioners for grading and
filing One-hundred and nthst from Thirdavo. 10 Hud
son River. They have ibeen obliged 70 bring suit for
their pay They aicge their contract that the Con
troler refuses 20 pay for all the filling shown by
their books that they sustained serious loss by reason
Of two months delay In the work caused by the Con-
troler falling TO pay them; t1at the Guy n honH paeh
portion ~ the due interest ON advances ana,
finally that the Controller T. charging for two lnpectOrs
Notwithstanding there was only one Mr.. klnsley sues
for 5000 damages and yesterday motion was made Dy
mis- counsel Superior Court before Judge Curtis,
order Of reference on the ground that there were
many items 10 be gone The answer was tnat the
contractor pay interest advances and to be
paid ON the surveyors returus and that no long exani
nation required aud tnat the matter nyoyed could
be- settled by tne Court ia ten minutes Decision was
reserved.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

sch, Ks,,. Ranger Martin, Rlehnsss Bruss 4 Bro
lBrj Palmer RoeAlaad ~ b. ss,ias ssa.
sehr Mnr Matilda Br). Rogers b. Johns n r. h.ia "ss'h
4 Co
Albert M.,or Rs', o.sx;iS.. G. % Van srHH' BIT"
Steamship PembrOl. CBr) Williams Csrds Aas a. WIN "a'
and dpassto o Archibald Barter Ca =, a. 49,. s.r,
sud Gon.vs sh With mdse and pasa 70 the he"ioh ~
Bs 1ssnos Gun.eJ B., Shields 81 days .s %a.s ., q.
schn Nelly Potter. Hosard. Washington n c. days VII"
stores AMI ngi-k
Echr Brs Holmes. Orcat, Virginia
mary wiiham Jones Mnaguans 10 days with WOO" ~
oofee. -, M
sehr Abbt, InraIs Ins,In shulee g. Il ssv With PhnE
scbr. Kelpie Bryant shuse. n b., - dsTs -ih pbnI
selr. Cygnns Steele shnlee. ~ s., 0 iars with pihns
MEMORANDA. 49,,
Brig Hasbets Anhhr tssLl, henreissn IRON hoehson;
rived at Sandy II Dos sept D, Tor orders cam np !" we o ~
DOMESTIC PORTS. nj,
sept llArive steamship George Appof ron
nor-; fBT from singapore lbiohe llAl "0
gerh; ing d. y. Brown tBrl from sarinam
FoHTRKss MONROE. sept lLPasssd IN for Banmorc Dts
bsrk Basia sLl from Csghan ssun-
sEwoAsrLE Dsl sept llrsssed up bAIh Der hlsss
Norfolk Norfolk bng H. II. Jones tBrk fer LTe-poo " y
.chn Adera coen D,vd Coins and Caroline Young iot e
James Watson Fannie Hammer for hsntaeAsi S""s
hvI. georgia for BRISTOL Jseht Bvs. Tor New ora
LEwEs Del sept IL-heH W Sea- earn bah Ana Ans1'''
ase bng aihGnne
FOREIGN PORTS.
Williams Gaion Line steamship
W.eansn Freeman EeTYsrk sept l. sr1vel here taai 20
route liverpool Lae steamship C Of Bruises ''
from hi. port to-day for New Yort 49,.
Ioss Rosa SEP. iOThe steamship YOIohna which
EhAn damaged. Will proceed odsJ of We"
VIA Canal having undergone r..ars 10 DR.. doss
NOTICE TO MARINERS. -
wMsaroS D. c. sept ll-hs Lighthouse Bo,rd n,s % pI. ,
,t o ,nl sisr the ught SUNDAY 2Oh nst 1874 The hghh
On the ST Clair SbiD Canal will he relighted
iF0r Latest Ship hetos see seventh Fuqe'I
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court. yesterday be-
Arfousou Of No.
held - cnre Of criminal assault preferred by
Jennie Bernstein Of No " kssetsI
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before JUS
Hce Famnc Quinn EIa Haley bd $500 bal esch
of stealing ~ 40 Francis De sic Of No l5b
rprng-st while Wat in bEahtbst Ihufsl hgD'.'
Rhad hed m 81 600 bail iJr breaking into Ne store Of
Brothers No l90 IhEmDst THURSDAY night a. attempt
lur 30 steal se0n bed IN 500
m for s.aaur John e. Catpsr III Bfoadway with club
ver!ay morning Roberta OF No u Clfft held u
500 bail for ssbbn haurre thiuru oo} ih oak WIN h
Il nliciug slight wound
AT the Yorkville Police Court yesterday, Peter
Pstman cohmsu 80 42i Wet fory yourth-st charged
bv Mr. Kat Farley a7O 1hirysrbst breaking
into her apartments stealing clothing valued at SO
Infge ;he accnsed IN default or SloOO
charged by Reuho1 Of 10 BAT Eas For,y.sribsi
witt breaking her residence and stealing 500 worth
Of wery pfged gully and beJ IN default OF S$OOO
bail Roomy o No J4@ West Forty
charged fr Of scnmaref Aunnnd brewers OF fY
even and Tutsv, viii receiving kcgs which bad been s'oth
FROM their bewery Bourny held IN s2 900 bail 10
Justice Murray AT the Jefferson Market Police
Henry haln
of No THURSDAY On THURSDAY night VIII
TO- eResd entrance iuo the cloth store OF
kenk who
slept opening nAde by the thief
aud hin the OF Sug bundle Of clothing Aisi
Kenkemann bm snd hsd hm until the arrVA
PRISONER before Justice Murray yestersAy
Thursday night
store West-st, displayed large roll Of greSnbaest
When he followed Matthew Morrison
Jan a. Cb. rfed his pockets Of f67
elets quantity valuable pspeu The bhwaymAn
Precinct and into custody The prisoner
mite ~ huTa Yesterday
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12

N.vYe passed April ls73 additional psvissss
vill most ss,etusly the end IN ..
WbDevef the Of vncoiue lymph vru ceecf ~
the said shall ereee the amount Feaud In the proper perform
Bssrd of Health authorize the o
such surplus ph be arcd by said board
The avs Of such sura lymph virus shall be accounted for and
and shall constitute distinct fund 70 BE-
The Fund for Ga10us Vanaon and sh. be subject
the requsiton Of said boa for the OF this act
within fifteen after
III entitled An act
orEars the local d the C oNes ict passed p 80
1873 shall BY the Affirmative Of all the member thereof estimate The
he
shall he appropriated maintenance Of noh
and snail he rae the provided By The said section
liz Of the act herein named.
sac a. This act snail take efce. immediately
In response ~ request made by the Board OF Health
that all persons who wished 20 be appointed vaccnators
should make application for the position at once 75
physicians sent In their yesterday. Only 10 vac
cinators be appointed. They to receive H6oo
year and TO be assigned To duty In such districts
the Bureau OF Sanitary Inspection NAV deem best
As there are positions only for 10 OF the large number
who have already and may In future apply, the
competency OF each 10 be tested, and
those only are to be appointed whom the
Board iudge 10 be most thoroughly qualified TO DIS
charge the manifold duties OF the position series "
general questions has been prepared ana each appu
cant will answer these In writing These questions are
10 be the general test OF the competency OF the an
ddate but other oral questions are 10 De pnt whlch
have great weight determining the appoint.
ments The Board say that they have the power, ana
carry law iis broadcast and soundes scienhc
bearings Under the act the Sanitary Bureau VIII
be able furnish trustworthy quantity oi vaccine
virus Whenever IL may be required.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
TIE COURTS.
MR.. TUNIsoN's DEFENSE.


The defense in the self-soug ght examination
OF O. B TGnissn, the Superintendent OF Station in
Harlem on a charge OF having burDed iSO copies OF
The Harlem, Local begun yesterday before Commits
sioner Betts William H. Pierce testified on Thursday
in behalf OF the prosecution that while he was sitting
at the stamp window in station he saw Tunison burn
the papers question in the stove. which was In the
back part Of the To break down that evidence
John w. Monarque, the carpenter who htted up Station
L. was called. He swOre that 10 was
physical impOssbilltY for man, while ntuhR
t the stamp indOw referred 70 the stove In the
back part of the station. WHAT purpOrted 20 be u
gram Station then put IN evidence anu aec9ru
ing IL there is solid wall between the staupwnuoW
and the stove the part of the station ana an
one sitting at window would have TO leave ~ anu
walk about "a feet he cOud see the stove Other
witnesses the testimony OF MT MonaTque
and the case was adjourned til .. m. Oh Monday
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
PRECA UrioNs AGAINST SMALLPOX.
PROVISIONS OF THE NEW ACT.

The Board OF Health of this city have recog-
pEed the necessity Of some more complete measures
than have before been employed ~ enable them 70
eontrol small-pox Under the new act competent
numbar OF vSocnators can be employed, and their
Inspections brought directly under the supervision of
Bureau OF sanitary Inspection The following Is the
Legislative sot:
Vsrpo4e esco,say preventing The psesa
sDsDoI ts Of EY0fk b be thOr0agh and sTenshc f
ensnos all nvsonsasa r-noins therein ss boar
bss u The a harcbF onpoweroJ SRans eo o vac
Of bsnts
Inspection the sisb. reooas eo
eoSs psudsd ey Bsss 50 u chsp $50 Of ne isss
1874. sss AD Va ses kyvsspsns % ee CE
New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
SHIPPING LNTKLLIGKYCk
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sseanshp CITY (B Tbbe Liverpool va Qssenssovn,
s:esnsbp Bristol Wallace Phlsdsphia. James Hand
Ship Gib. IsempsOn tBr) Hutchinson, Liverpool e "nsh
Co.'S
Bari Hsiueh Dfrets tGsr) ndae sen, puneh s1rv Co
Bari Qneensbery tBrl. Herring London sBos barvess
Vest PrOst BasBo. Aya join Morton t soma
Barb lBI yeAa. 81 Johns n r. Haiion Watson Co
Raj Hermann lGsr) Retk, Antwerp Punch, Edye 4 90
Bsrt Meal Beet Corr Fsnouh for oasrs Faneh Bdys
bsri Armenia Qhall MsgEe. Bstfaa. sloeovoh Co
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New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

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and those desiring to purchase or rent such property
will find II To their interest to advertise IN IHE lH'"oS'
Is circulation exceeds that OF other news
paper and in addition TO this advantage,THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only NewYork and all Its cities ana
villages but in every State and Territory throughout tue
Union The advertisement should be as brlet as VIII
allow Of tire advantages claimed being made clear tot
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that tne
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daiy
semiWeeky, and Weekly, comprise INDIVIDUALS In every
business profession consequently each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention 70 reports OF saes Of real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF us col
umns as advertising medium. The charges for adver-
Using are as follows; DAILY TRIBUNE. 20 cents per ne
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