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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-21
Common Council:

Common Council:
+. SABICHI. PRES, WI WORKMAN,
EDWARD HUBER, Il. f. De CELLS,
JOSE MASCAREL, p BEAUDRY,
JACOB GERKIN, II. DOCKWEILER,
JULIAN CHAVlS JULIAN VALDEZ.
Meets every Thursday p. NJ. at O'Clock, at
its room 40 Spring street,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-21

s. LAZARD, PRES,
1 w. LORD, Sec, sc. CASWELL, Treas.
JOHN q. D0WNEY, R. NJ. WIDNEY,
J. M. GRIFFITH, n ]. NEWARK,
II. w, HELLMAN, =. BEAUDRY,
C.. G. LIPS, j. >. GRIFFIN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-21

The following is the list Of freight which ar
rived from San Francisco, per steamer Mon
terey Jun, 10Th:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-21
Chamber Of Commerce:

Is room, 40 Spring street.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
NAVAL ORDERS AND MOVEMENTS.

WASHINGTON, June 1O.-COmmander J. ~
Miller has been ordered assistant IN the hForo
graphic Office; Lieut. Com nander Chas D. sissbee ana
jeut Roswell D. Hitchcock have been detached inn 'ne
photographic Office and been ordered to Coast sf'e'
duty Assistant Engineer L. f. MeElweh mas Oeen
ordered 10 the Ajax; Past Assistant surgeon Hn W
FArwel has been detached from the Naval hosp'a, ..
r,.ao,n,a and placed on waiting orders; Assistant
-, p Oivon baa been detached from the AJAX
and E G. Allen from the Naehusett ana oiue'o~- " -
turn home and report arr-Sal- -,-,. ..uos for
Norfolk to-day. - .--,-o, NJ the
The Navy Department s ADVISED OF the alIi Sdaira
Erankin AZ GIBRALTAR May IL. four days iron Maug
and after coaling the shlp proceeded 10 Nice VIA
80 The Congress left Madeira May is iot the s os.
of Afuca The Colorado, at Key West, has Desh
10 proceed 10 Norfolk ,, 80 .onvens
A Naval Court Of Inquiry has been ordereu ~, ~ 70 n
90 ~ Wssb,nvton NAVY Yard Oh the llth inst 10 ~
guire into the circumstances ot the coillsS sr
thr Gettysburg and the Lady Of Lake Con iaii' y St
I.,sseU ana naut Commanders Roger ana cro6a
- Lent Reld u = Marine Corps comprise the CoNrl-
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
NO GRUDGEs BETWEEN THE BLUE AND
THE GRAY.
THE SOLDIERS II NO NEED or RECoNCHhIioN-A4
Ex-REBRI SOLDIERS TESTIMONY.


THE SOLDIERS II NO NEED OF RECoSCnATioN-AN
Ex-REBHL SOLDIERS TESTIMONY.
~ h,E Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: A correspondent In your Issue OF sat
rdv suggests that 1876 the officers and privates oi
thu lat, war lie brought together exchange ideas ana
learn more of each other TO the end that we may be
AGAIN united One who has service az the 'front.' as
odier need not 20 told that there no unpeas-
ant feeling be- soldiers OF the two armies dur
ing the yar for the stolen chats OF the pekets between
the two armies and the mutual exchange OF newspa-
n.rs coffee tobacco and other things dear TO the SOL
a,er tell us plainly enough that personally they were
.-,ends was a rebel solder-a good one, TOO Tor
oheved orders-aDd 1 sure / never found Union
.oldter during the who had any personal quarrel
,,, any of us Since the war have been much among
,nern people and have yet to find soldier VINO will
, .onverse IN a friendly and practical way about the
- ,ts canses and results, their experiences In the
CT, Sc Even some suffered in our prisons have
: rrnags asalust us. This same feeiing Is general
ne Southern soldiers with reference 10 union Sol
s. when / hear a man beratiug the NORTH, or the
snnth as the case may be, always consiuo % sna ne
oon.n, a .oid,sT and have always found my opln1n
nrrecf except n instance IN tne sum @ VI 100,
Sv,,ile the United States army occupieu onD oa ou @
sont thern Cities walked out IN ihs PnpL ' @
e1 md took "A seat Oh me pencnes, anu en-,
,arsd inIO conversation with some Oh 'ne .nisa,
T,e taIk was OF the war and Gen Lee Nas ,,o.r =
when very young man iost his s. rehei ot,,cers
manv epifheis upon Lee and all othrf teoe, -,
a"an this man had fault TO nnd win tne ~ s a..
.. Now what do know about III hshou oi 80
older comrades. And then, auufo5s.us "'' 'N "
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
THE DELINQUENT CLERK OF TIE NEW-HA'ES
CITY COURT.

A sketch of the public career Oh WIN.
s,arkey. the delinquent clerk OF the New.nA'e.
Cty Court who absconded last Satuiua',
given by The Journal Of that city, mr. 49,.
appears was FIRST appointed Clerk OF the Cny Coui'
In June OF last year. and held until April last "hen
he was summarly removed for alleged rresuiari'eS'
In examining accounts II found that MI SIArAey
owed the city, April about $a24 Mr. starKey Pau
the money, and subsequently paid deficiency OF aDou
stso found IN In the meantime T. l. LITE
M had been appointed Clerk OF the Court. On the Isl
inst Judge Babcock having been appointed udge oi
ne Court reinstated Mr.. starkey, 10 give MN an
.s,ortun.fy TO down the aspersiops against bls
Rsraeter and vindicate himself before his fellow cl
Tn auditing the accounts OF Mr.. Drscoii the TO
Zons fs,srk new discrepancies in Mr. etarkey's &C
eonnts came hight II appeared that ne mad been
he county lall with receiving more prisoners
creu.sns scnally committed, and pocketng the rnes
LA bv many OF prisoners Inc amount winch o ne
pc defrauded the city Oh ls h, ~ n, -,
,hsse new facts came ~ Heht l. ~ ~
me cty 7Ae Journal says nT nn irreguarItes Of
q seeanIary description" and that 'uus0 H"'' nav
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
Corporation Notices.

VHE ATTENTION of the PUBLIC Is called
10 the PROCLAMATION Of W. HAVRdEYBR Mayor Of the
Civ bearing fh Oh day Of June lS74 regard 20
an ordinance the KILLING OF Dogs IN the Ci' Ne"
York The "a ord will ced and aier rhars
the June 1874 Erov+e that hereafter hai not
h. abroad loo large IN hnF oil
trees scy (whrre so ncosed highways parse asr or
places within the corporate limits Of toe Ciy OF
shall be BcaSci RuIze Oh
siya provided said ordinance bFey cog ou
d will BE- captured anu Dr.
ver place designated by the Msor sa1 Procaa nsh And
within 4S hours sfter such delivery not claimed S ne
ow thereof - . rh...a.v
lOth AMI II b o: June. 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11

the old soldier explained that this was young man
who had just been drafted, and had seen rebel
IN arms. and never would now that the war was over
have found few such youths this North ana SOUTH
but the soldiers and have been friends because both
know al about the and Ignorance Is the main cause
OF all discord. ".
BrookInn. & d. June G.. 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
fflcruls duU S!aIe ffiluIfls.

KLABER, 134 East Eighteenth ST, neal
"A Phive. sehng AM manufacturing al Kinds oi AAtbih
MARBLsZED MANfkLS aud other Marble WORK al gfe~y
reduce prices Marble Turning Tor toe traie
\ extensive stock of MANTELS (Slate and
~ Marne)--oosei unqae raeei ash
Of PEs8fHS
PAEY Unionsqusre Foub-ave- and Sevenieenthst n 4
CTEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and W ood
Nap., Ec AMI eecau 22O and 30
Ee,tT TweDty rds, between seventh E.ghthaye-
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11

this whom be first appointed 6tarkey Clerk of the Court
The Journal also thinks his appointment by Judge Bab
cock was an extremely unfortunate. not 70
daloue proceeding" aud that Mr. Starkey be
tried, II found, for fraud and theft
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
feuai Notices.
rNTHF United sTATES CIRCUIT COURT

INTHE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
District Sebraskshe Frmer Loan and Trust COMPANY OF
the CITY and John Baird COmpnaHts against th ~
Railroad COMPANY T. H. Ofu-T JEROME W.
GddnRs Wism kahmS Ssh s9on tents And rs pthr or
further OF this C0I the sad ~ Joseph ana
sell Of the san conveyed bT
Company connection with the op
provided mortgage but only for cash or
bonds ths mt oil
bonds ~ thr SAID
to sneh purchaser deed eseYng
the Of mortsge fat al
such xIas hal e repote approval
m order The New York Daily Tribune and m one
M the dniy uspsrs Omaha 81 Joseph Missouri
for Of Amecs District Of Nebrsssa
" Circuit COIri Of the United states "
the Dtrc: Of that have compared se snneEe i
tact Of with the ns orie appear oi
r.eor on folio 555 snd st me
correct OF sad extract In test mon
sa Of this 10 be atrel 81 ts' Ol OF
ON hs IN Dtstrc; IN the 5h day of NAV 1874 - -, -,
WATSON b. SMITH, Clerk
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
nN TIE NAVFSINK RIVER, in full view

an THE NAVESINK RIVER, IN fulI view
~ Of ocean Az ue. from Lons Braueh GA hours from hs"
YORK -, .-...,, "a n. .h..r,
dprng III, md August RENT completely anneI 'He,
HOsR eoutsiuas ~ attic tlso ou1e Asne. 50
auarv In, renting include the ase Of boAs A"f~ A~
sis and ssr1eB producta 4. - ., Ian. Al,
c.r h. sr~n At .n during the month oi yeoe
oIp ,s ,ssrao-s ns, Pfspnest d gM CAsT~
yosrrci. Zo3 Bgosssg, hsw-ieSh en-.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
Gteamboals auo Railroads..

GtcGMtolt5 du0 NalIrodn6.
ALL READERS Of THE TRIBUNE about
n for saanr AMI az NeD Forkers ra'st"g
Da,,er. can 1@re THE D1HY TRIBUNE mailed TO a>
Poog> for 81 @oatA or ne.sdng gostag
sl.gs 81 ge n 1s g fR1BuE I 1 3 Ss e .n % 20 any rs
osS ,, "So So.sso T rass aeSad %" GGr, Gay gE
6ne aonis sa s1 Srtc mcSii.. Weekly OK
A LBANY AND TROY MERCHANTS, 0PPO-
~ sIrloS LNE-Fare % cent, eTS s'h BERN sI
FRIDAYS lanaug weurvSArdst and after I5th r.
urnu rom AS,y 9 sIea'Gq @ uSs ss1n from Al
bany. evening T. Fare round trp 81
DRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatOnc
- and saugaaeI Rars.ds f p; steamer & la IA @ % s0a
port. steamer BRrDGEPoRr as before.
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW EkSEY,
sewlek foot Of Lbsryst Connect at someve VITA VITA
R At hHp,bug susquehsnna also With
hisl yasy Rar1d Direct as 9 q ylys an" we
"'''' '''' " SuMMEg 1RR1YGgMESr
Commencing Nav % lS7 LEAVE New-York follows:
SD SEus TaAIs i9r :a..on Bs,alshsD Bath Allentown
h.neh Chunk Tlmsgaa WIssso-re NJ q sq'Pn PI SS
100 m-way Train Eas.ou Bvder, Asuoh Chuns Wilkes
Tow.rd wayey Connects IanciOn with Del Lack a0d
800 n daily Except sHnt,y. for Es'9a
Fsnss FsaSsa ni.%% !. E.sou or ap saao
barr Scranton 1 Dansle, WihADsport NC
10 FassiGS E.:S9 Bath ste:rdn AeHisss: s..
ins coG@bs Ephra POssvls HarssoTE Sc
g|lnr " Tram
$50 @-wsy Plaa6eld oat.raaD' only TO somsr-
400 m-w.y Train R.ton Allentown, aud Msueh Chunk
Comets Jas.eD W.T., with ps L.e1 Hs ..s Sefi s.Btou N
81 m-wsy Train for somerviAe
5.I5 m.-War Tram for PlanhelL 90,
$50 ErPHEss dAy oF sas,ou, Bevdere Allen
se.4Hg H1rpTTs I ri,s0SsS a SGsryl Ta.s' &c
5:So n-5Eelgr.nt'5foI T. = o,Es.sol, Es.,on,
s;i5 ga!i nv, n SSr T7.5 P.assia isE ''"''''
For Elra5et az 5I5 g. 6:15 6:iO :. 730 545 $40,
l:i5 $50 l:45 5 SIS $50 545 ., $40 $50, :, 1880
Sis, tl5, 1880 4l'I1 A. H. PICKER s.,t and Eng
H. P BALDWIN General Passenger AEsut
NOR NORWAI.K and DANBURY-The ia
yor. steamer NELLT WHITE leaves iaY foo; u Aarkst
r. a. Al 2fj anu Thir;yth.ds: =. connectAg With the
Danbury Railroad
nor RONDOTT and KINGSTON. landing at
sic wsi Park steamboat James W Ba VIII e.Ve harHsoL
Pier even MOulay "Wednesday. and Fsy al Z oeoes p u
EoR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
at Coens Cornwall Nesbursh hre9Soasn g n @ 1
Pier a. n r. IUEsDAf IhehsDAi anu Sal
URDAY ZAP N
COR NEW -HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
I FTgID WHITE MOUNTAINS, MOSTRRAL, and nerneiiite
nut steamer daily Sun1Ays ercspa) al n
fweetvthlri,t e. r. Is n eonseiHg s,o 'Oal @ IsI e
and .aga.e Broadway lO3 PerePont and
Courists BrookiSn-
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
~ Commencing MONDAY May I, 1884
Leave Ncx,York Pier North RIVER foot u Rsetorstl
s:25 Nor PhalsPhs Long Risnc Red Bans. Toms River
Bsrnegai Tuetertsn wnso~ June vinand and BridresS
m--Fot Long Branch REQ hAnf, IomA A'er "Ae'oSa'
''iHes' 1N- ARRIVE Iy NEW YORK
e3a. From Long Ranca Toms River, Wareiewn,
@-Foa Pslsdelph, BndsetOn vn.lan wnsow
| Pare between Sev-Ycrs and PhisdeiDhia only a. -
sght received sp 3;l5 D IN. -
General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
Gounirp Real Gsiais tor 5ale

Gounirp Rcal GsiIie tor 5ale
Tor SALE-At a sacrifice near Lake Ron
L house ~ rooms large barn sn1 four
20 Sevrn ac-es rutland & WHITING, No B"etusn 81
TOR SALE, or Exchange for City Property
Staten Island water front gravel beach
great fishing boriug AID eang large d~e n
farm oui.buIdng stock aAl farming mp~nhI
yoe s25 0OO Terms 10 suit JOURsEAf ol Lseeoafast
EOR SALE or TO RENT.-Neat RESIDENCE
rol. modern throughout = an acTe or
from tepo sEd sst saie = hoars iron Fu
top..lp. price - 300 ARTHUR B. sKELDlsG.
Riverside station, Conn.
EARM at FORCED SALE.-Ninety four acres,
i 0Aytel grazing N VI El aey Otet
Bristol station, Nszi valley H. u a. oe
ur sale AZ Juy ID, O'clock new mouse
tmbefe: favorable rsrr Opportunity
Tor b.ryaa AdAre4s COFFIN. AttorneI. P1eehkepse
LNOR SALE. at Mystic River, Gonna very
REsIDESCE situated the best part OF che vase
House beside ste urnsee cn well &c fsse %
Sser and vegetable gtrdens beAnu
shsie orasusHial varsJ apples ana pear
cherries snail fruits Puoe low ana terms eaJ qu
OF THOs. L. PACKER. Mystic Bridge, Coma.
MARYLAND FARMS for SALE-GOOd grain
vi sdptei or irnit peutY o. gn
ash railroad and naiets Sale catalogues
and full Instructions aiee hours II 70 . p m
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11

AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YORE REAL ESTATE.
r. 4.
o-s"rT brovpsione house sid~ lihs $40 n
vest Of 3davs l71lElO0li Caroline n smith,. s1OOO
By Rlhard y HarnS.-
ana side OF 3dsve,
DOLL south Of 35tb-s IL 2r60; A. Corsr S2O 700
BY ddrlan n. Muller d
o sou'heast n sh-ave and llsthst earh 20Zr
~ togehsr With south sae Of llsh-st go
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
gounirp propertn to fet.

At CROTON LANDING-ON-HUDs with with
n sp. y.r r.--TO RENT Furnished io ne ,o .s ss
nii Of rre cows earrisse one nile no sx
.'~' AA1 '"sn' ~ II. L CLARKE, ia Froni-st
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
NARRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP CU.
FALL RIVER LINE

For POsJ ON via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER.
DAILY SUNDAYS JUNB IL to sEPF I3 INCLUSIVE. al
PRoM PIER ~ NORTH RIVER FOOr or hURAAf-si~
TIE woKLD-KR~OvsxD srsAsgRs
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11


and Pnnops ""SS" sNo '"~~
sui Pier u.coS a.,
DEM NSYLVANIA RAILRO AD-THE
4 GREAT TRUNK LINZ AND UNITED STATES MAIL hoUrh
He~Kos fOm zoos Of Des0ro'se' AID Oo.a'@ a.
E,nres Tor srsburg Prtsbsrrb West and soch sA Pub
Palace attached $50 an $50 H. saHss' sIs
Poe hsrsbor Loct Haven En- Phls Ens 4,
wilsusport Look Hsyes $3.50 w conaectns
@ ~ ore Washington and the South Limited Arlington M.
rye in ahnslou 4lO Regular al $40 n and p =
o - u " n-ht SaDasT, 5. 7. 80 ane m hngrsnf
a"s $500 % Taiasou or Trenton At 7 A N 2 aud $40 ph
Pcr N~wArt 8. $50 2. $40 . y 40 "a a m' -
2S0 $50 3:4O 4lO 43O. .. j:2O 5:iO o. blO $3.50 $50
siO 10 ll:gO o. H. ~ night sunday 52J ASd :; ~
Por Iabsih. q. $3.50 7i0 g. 10 an - "a L. = - ~
Il.3O d m md IL night SUNDAY 40 snd 10 D. - .o
For Railway q. 6l0 Z 5, 10 N, IL N. 2 2JO ~ Sto
$40 4:8O 5:2O 5:i0 D. 1lO G50 olO 10 n AID IL Hxs@
Fsq woodbridge AnbOy South Anbos and 10 9.
Pet Ns~.BrunssIes and IL aio a'so S%
80 ~, p In M al,toa-' m II noon B 10 45U I.
por Isrpb~rrvIl,e and Feningon $50 u. and 10 N
p Bordsrto~n Burlington. CAmdru ssd SSo - iESs
. D. D. m
For Freehold J. snd p m.
F,r Farm ngdale and sdaan a m soo !" NJ. ~ an
FOR Pmoer.on Caaen H. ana wa '''' ro" ref NJ w.
at s:So N. sorox,.- m p,t.oursh ESQ . ~ II IS
OK M daiy. $50 o daily except MONDAY From "AshaS,
- .Dd Danoe tlo. 5;l3 aud lO;Z N SUNDAY %; ~
= NJ spa IOt27 D From PbDsaslpaA 5:O. h51 go ~ d.
ala 500 6:5 a N $3.50 and lo:ZI D m.
Ticket Onos j2o s35 2iI AMI s44 BIoAiSay No As h"as
Of Desbro sad Cetlandi kngr.St llela unes s>
c.s1rT G.nprsl M.naRu.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
REAL HESITATE.
yyw.yo,x va, '1esday. June 10. 1874

yYw.yo,r ve, 'nesday. June 10. 1874
AT the Exchange Salesroon.S to-day Adrian
d. Muller sold, by order OF executors ios On 'ne
southeast Fourth-ave. aud On, nundreasnu
eighteenth-st. Richard " Harnett sold bL Nness prop
erty on Thrcave.. and E A. lawrence disI use" vi
residence on One-hundred deleventhst. curtin
ave.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Citp Real estate for Sale.
A NEAT and COMFORTABLE HOUSE for
"A SALE without carpets and mrro terms
to sui purchasers; 20r40K75 - -
n APPLETON 81 Co., $40 Broadway, are
~ sg valuable MAPS of the Tventy-shird and weniy
fourth Wards twelfth ard embracing AL north
"i EgltY Tths. Price. one Dollar.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
'T"@HEHT
and PROVIDENCE.

Halls EsDIs engagef for the season
and secured a. lhe pnnops ""Ss sHe
Offices sn5 the Pier :. p.cox a.,
GBO. L. CONE0R, Gen'i Pass Agt A r. BAUM. sap1
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
Men, Jersep Reai Gstdie for Sale.

IeU-Jfrsfp bfal V5IuI< IOI DuIL.
EOR SALE-A small FARM, containing 40
al under strawbees loVO peach
trees Oo houses good repair barns ans AZ osc
oubungS Delightfully."- located the miles frnn Ocsh
Grove, particulars address A. g. VAN SOhT"lCh
New Branch, y. J.
DOR SALE. at Plainfield, N. j., one of the
tneu FARMS grest bargain lOO acres ~ un-
der and balance timber and house IN perfect or
DER and containing 4DT 90 ubudngs &c. stock
and all working Psm nmate possession house
partly furnished al o. For further particulars Apply TO
address A. BLBRCKER, sos WHITE No 30 Pne-st New
Yrt Or MUAPORD Real Estate Agent ofcs the depot
Plsinhed " J.
No REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED.-46i
~ PAKM hour from SesYOrk Ere Railway; com
Portable eight gooi ouiomdngs prny frat phoe
.Ib,UUJ, including and implements j. A. hOhnissh
co ner MAJ and MarkrtstS, Paterson
ORANGE N.J.-Great variety property Tor
~ Houses anunnei rent SAFE Catalogues
once houn from to l. H. GERRf - h.ss.a cor Leer,-.s
TAKE 4 TRIP (4O cents) TO
RUTHERFURD PARK, y. j.
Of DWELLINGS aud BUILD
ING SITES 0r sALR GREAT VARIETY and on ACcOhAO
DATING TERMS Houses bGilt u order. ABBY TO
Bell 81 ". Tomkins, 81 Parkrow Robert
Walker Mehbbin. ~ Groenesi John
Dairy 1856 BrOAdWag d. b. lvison l3s GrAgds r. J. he~ltt
Union Land Cm-ny Brosds, Room IL T. J. Love- @so
Hadtoust J. ]. BecENth Jl5 Greerwlch-i
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HARLEM RIyBR BRANCH.

DencinK J, I5Ff
Harlem River station al 800, 5o1 and flo n
loo 500 40. Jlj and 6:45 D. IN.
Connects Sesmbosi Co, leaving FULTON
Market Shp Harlrm River station. North New fors
At hotels sp1 ceq"I
JOHN 7. MOODf. SrP Of \ DIV
DFOPLE's LINE for ALBANY.-TLe splen-
d DREW ST JOHN leave Per A. lot sanas1
DAILY, sundays excepted. at 9 D. u
nor FXCURSI0NS.-The swift and first
class steamboat WILLIAM COOK capstT ior ov 2OOOl era
he chartered r tays throughout Application To A
NAIRNTINR Acrnl al yaN-.t.. \. y.
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Qountrp propertp to fet.
Droposais

TITY OF PR OVIDENCE.-TOA ARCHITECTS.
n. s,.r, a. the CitE Council City Han plans
~ ,m,, will receive plans and esnnatss for
C H 1nr, Univ 81 s1i the following eonon For ne
d., .I r1 .aontai he COMMITTEES for CITY Hal prem
paid For the selected as second
- ,,-m of sv, bund dollars and for the plan selected thru
hest nr.nm al hee kandr iolars All plans winch sna receive
ma no s.g AZ tbs Superintendent Of Pubic
Buildings The Committee reserve PSep R.PSsRY sss-sa
Provilence. h l., NAV 81. 1874.
NOTICE to Railroad COntractors.-Sealed
~ PROPOSE the j. rY SIy ana AIo.ny 20
until noon the anf -iAn " .e
Hsverrsw. Information urnishe On ApP"'A-0" " ~ ~
"sH' ''''' T. K ALBuRrIs Pr.id, mt 46 Be.yer-.i Y
DROPOSALS FOR COAL. Sealed Proposals
will be received by Deparm II anues shs n
until % 1874. 5000 "a ~ '-'
particulars Civ Record; for So u. nan
DAVING W0RTH-ST ST.-Sealed tROPooAAiI<1S5 aAi 20
i viii by the Department Of Pub "a.
O'Clock June II, 1874 for REGULATING, ''hD''
ING st. between Broadway and chatham
particulars Tue Cit! Record Copies to- SAFE u NO.
City Hall
DROPOSALS FOR BUILDING CAT IS AND
Il GATE FRAMES Se.-sRALED PROPOSALS will "e received
Pubo Works until II ococs Juns
1874 furnishing, building and putting 10 GATES Iae f a tb
NinetF-thir1-st Nlnt-aVe
For particulars City Record Copies for sale NO.
Ctr Hall
SCREENED GRAVEL.
~ Sealed proposals will be received by the Department OF ru
$3.50 June 49, 1874 for 5OOO cGOe yards %
SCREENED GRAVEL - a,
Por f particulars City Record copies for sale at Nc ~
City Hall
New-York tribune., 1874-06-11

Reul Gstaic 10 Gfrhanee
rPWO RROWN STONE HOUSES, with only
L first nrrgsge, to RXChASGb Tor 10" " '~ ~
RuLAYD 4 WHITING. BeekmHn1
Gitp propsrtn 10 fei.
A THIRD FLOOR to LET 30 small fam
A few neatly furnished ROOMS, with con-
n vne fr fouseke.yiu four lines OF
eArs -ithin n block terms low. 4O9 West sd st.
4STORY BROWN-STONE HOUSE on
n s.t p.,r 5thave elegantly furnished to ent iS boar o.
f,n a. osr 40 mes. Fifth H.e eae h0use full o -b-
s''AJ 'iIins '0'' HARbESBRRGH Co. l2il Broadvsr
TO LET-A 3d-hoor for a, small family
only n rown-.tous Indsire At 80 East 2Is.t
TO LET-FRENCH FLAT in the brown
l6 East 5sth 81 az M W as.
,e-y painted all hghei ron oui1le. 1niiot u nea
'IO LET-Near 5th-ave-Sireat reduction 81 1000 30
4-sh-st 4ssory high stood COMMISSION allowed TOT Eo"u
tenant Agply on the premises ran z 70 op m
ITO LET-HOUSE, 10 West Washington
nl,-. u ,a.o. perfrct order Alss PAhLOH rLOOa ahe
THREE ROOMS fourth noor 243 ".si INN! eni"N A'p'
on the premises
rTO LET-Two handsomely furnished ROoMo
,,hs a. ss. rgtbohood uasIeepuoaabe terms
reasonable Apply = ~ Wes 22is.. near s.n-.ye
THO LET. with steam power, tLuOh at
l23 1Hd lbs 2sth 5OrSo ieo< sl nxnie1 az ~
the best the mechzne1i PURPOSE. VII " '- ~
ply prsaisrs Of SMITH CRANK
WATER FRONT, with bulkhead, to LEAsE,
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loI EAST s1ST-ST.-To Rent, only
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-11-19
/" Garden CftY.v

A New York letter says: One of the
greatest attractions in the suburbs of
New York is "Garden City" city
growing rapidly into vast proportions.
and owned entirely by Mr.. A. L. Stew
art, of New York. Mr.. Stewart, wish
ing to confer beneGt on an industrial
and meritorious class of our citizens,
such as mechanics, artists, statesmen,
clerks, etc., conceived the idea of build
ing city for their use, in which they
could enjoy all the coLveniences and
comforts of domestic life at a price
suited to their circumstances. To ac-
complish this object, he purchased a
tract of land on Long Island, in the
town of Hampstead, which amounts, in
Guiding some recent purchases, to about
10000 acres, all of which is dry,
sandy soil, admirable for building pur-
poses. The whole tract has been laid
out into broad squares, with wide streets
running through it at equal distances,
which are graded and graveled so as to
furnish the finest drives We have ever
seen. The soil has been improved and
enriched, SO that most of it is suitable
for garden purposes, containing vast
number of fruit and ornamental trees In
most fourishing condition.
About $50 dwelling-houses have al
ready been erected, and others are in
process of erection, embracing about
thirty for the season. Probably this
number and more will be erected an
nually. The houses vary In size, and
are built in the most substantial and
perfect manner, embracing every posi-
BILE house convenience and comfort for
domestic purposes. We had the pleas
ure of examining one of the best of the
houses completed, and we pronounce
it the most perfect model of dwelling
house we have known. We could not
conceive of a convenience of such a
dwelling it did not possess. 1t stood
within an inclosure of about half an
acre of rich soil, with frait and other
trees, with stable and other out-build-
ings, the whole costing about $40, 900,
and rented for $500, less than one half OF
the usual rental of such an establish
ment in location that distance from
the city. Some of the houses are sr2all,
with four, five or six rooms, though ar
ranged for convenience, and rent for
from 500 to 5000 aXd $500 per year.
"Garden City" is locaetd about
twenty miles from New York, in one
of the most healthy neighborhoods in
the country, and is connected with New
York by a railroad just built by Mr..
Stewart, at great expense, and is per-
haps the most NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
railroad in the country, and passen-
gers are carried over it in about forty
minutes.
Mr.. Stewart, in carrying out this
grand, magnificent enterprise, has al
ready expended on it, we are told, not
less than $14,0O0'OO0, and the work is
just begun. The city is to remain for
ever for the purpose intended, and the
buildings only to be rented. He has
erected hotel, one of the largest and
best to be found in this or any other
country, but, as yet, no provision has
been made for church accommodation,
wisely leaving it for the tenants to at
tend to that part of the work.