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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-04
By Nash & Hodgson.

ONE VALUABLE LOT uF GROUND on WHITE
STREET BETWEEN CLIO AND ERATO
STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF C. C. BIER AND WIFE 10Th
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-04
Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFTCE OF TIE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
lime Kc4- \

OFFICK OF THE DAILY REPU ELlCAN,}
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, June B. 1874
Nothing has transpired in the money market
that indicates any change. The offerings continue
limited. both IN bank and on the street, and
commercial paper is without quotable vara-
ton. We continue to quote selected sigma
lures, with without collaterals: at 8 y cent per
grade at l0l3 p cent per month. First class mort
cages rule at 10 y cent per annIn, while Lotl Rg
is reported in second grade.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-04
By Hoffman, Marks & Co,
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

IN THE MATTER OF BLOCK BROTHERS. IN
BANKRUPTCY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-04

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE SECOND DIS.
TRICT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-04

IMPOkTANT TO CAPITALISTS
REVENUES Or THE SECOND STREET MARKET
for five years, without reserve, at public auc-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-04

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. So 1872.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-04

Third District-Improved.
is. ONE LOT OF GROUND, in square No. 1872
bounded by Royal, Elysian Fields Chartres and
Marlgny streets, fronting on Royal street, measur.
ing % !eet INCHES lines 'front.' by III feet 10
onestory frame dwelling, singled containing fonr
rooms and two cabinets, with gallery in front. and
one-story frame Kitchen struggled containin1
two rooms; cistern hydrant, etc. ns
IL. ONE LOT OF GROUND, in SQUARE M
bounded by Marigny, Decatur. Elysan Fields and
urng % feet inches lines 'front.' los feet 8 ;ncba
lines in depth, with the three story slated hr;cL
oweiimg, and thTee.story slated brick kitchen
containing, in all, fourteen rooms; cistern hv'
ls ONE LOT OF GROUND, in square No. Isl,
bounded by Marigny, Roy al, Vaudeville ard Cha
tres streets, designated by the letter and fron4
ing on Marigny street, measuring 70 feet inches4
INES mont ~ feet 10 inches lines in depth. TIE
frame house, shingled, aiming two rooms. aisS
one-story frame shingled obtaining two roomS
anu ns e,"ry frame kitchen, shnged, contain
mouse and Kitchen containing ten rooms; hydrant
10. ONE LOT OF GROUND in same so,.r. 40.
1gnated by the letter B. fronting m S,b,r t
street measuring 81 feet IL inches lines front bv
~. ieet 10 inches 5 lines in depth, with the i'm.
dwelling containing SIX rooms and "ne. s.arK
a, LAY Price Kitchen, containing two rooms, cister1
20. ONE LOT OF GROUND. in sonare M !,
pounded by Vaudeville, Charities Spain and De-
catur streets fronting on Mande vile street, and
measuring % feet 6 inches front by III
ieet 10 inches lines in depth. The i'm.
p oyements upon this lot are twostory brics
awelling No. 81; two-story slated frame Kitchen
c0ntaI ing IN all ten rooms side and rear gaeries
carriage way and stable in the rear; also three,,
story slated brick dwelling. No. 49, CONTAINING ni
sooms. with one-story frame kitchen, shif,pled
containing two rooms, carriage ,Vav s4aRIa'
cisterns, hydrants, etc. ""S' STABLES,
First District-vacaut.
q. EIGHT LOTS OF GROUND. in RI. Five. NJ.
.rlct, in square No. 486, bounded hv p",a lis
! halla, Prieur and Melpomene streets desieuatad
y tie NOS to 10, inclusive; lots Nos. 8 and 5
ronting on Prieur street, measurins Zach 40 sH luz
.04e Dy lSo leet n depth; lot No. forms the co.,
ses o. 1Spsn and Lhas streets and lot No. The
g1las form, and measures 20 fest in"hs.n
Hont on Prieur street, 81 feet 10 inchea linz.
Of H. iis set esi ;n on the line dividing it from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
SIDE ISSUES IN WILL CASES.

In the SurrOgates Court, before Surrogate
Hutchngs, yesterday, motions were made in the RJl
wagon will for allowance Of 500 month for the
widow, beside the house occupied by her, and an
allowance Of s. per month for the heirs pending
appeal The Surrogate will probably grant the motions
The taking Of testimony concluded in the Harden
estate case yesterday. The summing up by the counsel
viii take place in September.
rather curious involving the question OF jurs
dlcion brought to the notice Of the Surrogate
The facts are follows: Edmund L. Weathernead
died short time Since leaving several wills the atest
Of had boon made III this city, and by IL all his
property was willed to his WIFE, previous will made
by the deceased at Saratoga beGncathed all the prop
ery 10 the testators brother The brother contested
the validity of the later will on the ground that the
testaOr was the time of making II, aud sub
mitcd the VIII in his favor To the Surrogate OF SardO@i
County which lie claimed the residence OF the de-
ceased few days ago Judge DOnahue Of the Supreme
Court issued writ OF prohibition restraining the sur
rugate Saratoga County from hearing the Will sub
mitted by the estatOrs brother and yesterday writ
Issued by Judge BOckes of supreme Court OF Sara
toga received by Surrogate Hutchings prohibiting
HIM from hearing the viii submitted by tne widow. The
question of jurisdiction Will have 10 be settled before
the will can be taken up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
P1SNENGERS ARRIIED.

FROM HAyRE-Ia steamship yiI de Parts Jgg li-Ms Carrie
A. Peel Mr. Jano., Mr. AeNndfe, C. helsid III AM ME-
Msuzcr Ms LeLr Bon Mr ard Mrs Wers ali ree daug
Ak MlicOn, e. Butt Mr.. Aesnin, Nj. MauaHi
Spu H. Baker OCoauor T. Sablier. A. Denar, H. Charles
Mr. Caubone Carobb Mrs Lcgeo, Mr. aud Mrs Seus D.
rape children Samuel Neuchwander bel PohtpoAg
Ant Poutporg Mr. and Mr, Jos de Gou Mrs = hos-h NJ ana
and Aphone theirie Mrs ce are
sn dluzhters and daughter \ iouagou
Acde TLbjut H. BcU,rl A ami Mrs j. fd"c2 ~ SON alex
hrn Alb Ancein. Aphons., Mr. Art egdss, C. Deipra Mo-
Bi.,trd, Mr. B.eari Jue. Leyrete Alfred Couuy. -
IRON SAYANNAl-IB steamship sun Satrlt0r Jd' "a "m
r. Garrison G. M-,es child Miss Meyers, j. j. Sod 30
wife. NJ ODHen capt charison G hma
Keith. y h-naH, \. eTAness, j. h. Burton ana e IL
Handry Mss Iceland, Mrs iLoma, h. g. hrY Mr., "" H. Sh q
and ch L. ". falso " n. Spr4sue, VIM CapOel DIS, lie h
Me- Ives Mrs TAYLOR icbcl ". d. Harrison MI Law, T.
Taken Cha. iser Mr.. ~ A. Martin sud child Nn spear l.
Perm ana wt Pepper V. tpl we Ms' Fi.; t''
Eisvad ". H. VIE and child & F. Meoyan j. ,f'ss L. Al
derson
Wand rbrlk T. midi Dr. y Heller S~on L9brc, .
Ms Wecheer hnrh LuVie.it. Mss Anna 4 lSk BIZ
MIS- 81 re Sohsppius Miss Dobrn Mis- Theree Dobun Mss
Anna Zor e BfAIG, Ms Niihle Holere en- "a rs
Berhr pui joan t. Koch fraL1 Lui"- ''s
Sophie ilaarg. Mrs. bertha Armsrr AL two children .
FROM LINkRPOOLia s.4mslp Chy ~ AfOOktyh, Jui IA
A RelIy, W. Mc,arincy Otto eyg Mr. Lnk1er, pey t. T.
scott Rev Miles Gre-nw d. Mrs. l. bnDc4sou and s = &
sanas Rev Joan C,ssn Mr.. Dempsey, Ms dempsey Rev j. -
Nobe, Mrs Mobiles h. L. ksbVush J. L. Andrs1u, NJ 'efS'r,
e. a. Rupert les Mr.. hlry lnsham g. "l-h'O, Mh@,
r. Reegan Carpenter Geo FEgeIat, Mr. Cody h. T. h'
C;res,ry Nm Pooe. rs Miss ruoe, Nj :, ~ i;Ole
an Yates Mrs Yates AMI inrt Mis- H. FAuue Ms d. ran
nely Mis- Masters Mis. usJc Ms iW!nan Mrs Jor-An'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
OWL MOTIFS.

An order to show cause why the contract for
printing The Ciy Record, awarded 10 Martin b. Brown
should not be aside granted BY Judge Lawrence
the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday, and made
returnabe the 20th inst. The moving papers, which
were presented by William L. Mcnamara on behalf 0f
william &. Rhodes aud understood to be- drawn up
Uy Richard O'GOIman, set forth that brown the
highest hut On OF eight bidders That KnO les tine
lowest bidder and ought have gOt the contract ana
that tine advertisement FOR bids in accordance
with the city ordinance.
rather singular suit has been instituted
IN the United States District Court by the United States
against George H. Powers for violation OF the law OF
June 1872, which provides that any ferryman detan
ing delaying theIpassage OF the mails by wilul
ect refusal 10 sport the across any ferry
shall be Ject 10 penalty OF $40 Tor every 10 minutes
that inc mails detained. Powers, 10 appears
ferryInan plying "A boat the Hudson River between
Athens and Hudson lie had made unsuccessful
effort obtain the contract for carving the mails and
had since Is charged pat obstacles in the OF the
person who mad the contract. In this way the mails
were delayed 80 hours all. To recover the penalty
which amounts to $30fO, the snit Is brought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
A QUESTION FOR FUTURE DISCUSSION.

A decision was to have been rendered by
Judge Lawrence yesterday morning, in Supreme
Court Chambers the motion OF Mr.. IIumme TO dis
charge the TOmbs the prisoner Booth (whose real
name ont TO be Could, whose term Of sentence
had expired. The facts somewhat singular.
Gould's case the which made test Of the
constitutionality of the Police Justices act. and
while the matter undecided in the courts Booth
was simply confined during u weeks III the Tombs.
Although the Court OF Appeals rendered an adverse
decision, Mr. HGmmel asked Judge Lawrence to diE-
charge prisoner at the end OF the six months TO
which lie was sentenced in the Pententiary. This
opposed by the DisrctAtOrney, who bluntly ntmated
that the prisoner removed from the Penitentary TO
the Tombs on the writ merely TO shorten his term ofhard
labor. Judge La wrence repeated yesterday morning
what he had before that he believed most OF those
writs taken out without expectation OF success
but only the prisoner out OF the PenteDtary ana
he reserved decision until he had consulted bis brother
Justices, with a view lay down "A rulo as To whether
The In TOmDs shond be allowed part Of the
sentence IN such The rest OF the Judges were
out OF town. however, and al o'clock Judge Lawrence
decided u discharge the prisoner aud grant the writ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
GoOps UNDER FALSE PRErESsEs.

jules Taber, merchant of Tammaqua, Penn,
is defendant salt brought 10y III. Is. Cafu Coz who
alcge that last Autumn lie purchased goods OF them
after making representations to them In black and white
that he perfectly solvent. Having recently failed II
was discovered that he had spO,ed Of his stock making
his broth preferred creditor On the charge OF Messrs
Clafn Co. he arrested for obtaining goods under
false preense through the agency Of an order sued out
of The Court ot Common Pleas. and straigh way
lodged LudlOw-st JAIL After pr, curing bail c came
Yesterday Judge Van runt in the Common Pleas
Special Term and through Pcisnaw DE NIlcs moved
TO aside the arrest imprOVidently granted. tx
Mayor Hall opposed the notion ins sting that the de-
fcudaHt should be held ON bail because he nOu-
resident. lad property within the limits 81 this
eitv Jddgs Van Brunt held with Mayor Hail. tue bail to
abide the event OF the suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
At the Yorkville Police Court Yesterday Michael
DECISIONs-JULI

Superior Comf-Speir. J.-Daniel b. Childs agt.
Bridget Conuof et s-JHignent Oriersi for uaipdJ th o
Elizabeth Knopp Prih4bd ua M, asiend.B,
y-hd - until fnh.r or., Of tbs court
that b be ma'e on ihs 2Ob JuJ TIA. the
10 The plaintiffs eoun- iee OF 500 Gil
s,u AIT Phobe Ge-pi-Onee that nav l., the defend
ant ahmoBy sappo, - gu m rthrr order OF
he mad. Jaly inst, and
he eease fee to asisnd'ors sticrssJ Of $50
sGt Barbara uppemA f.Ied That ibs u the bu'
Louis PhinuJ apdrev 1homas
conclusions Law Ch..l.. Hal
appointed referee. William Lewis sst Jane Lewis Deeee
divorce granted defendant against the pIsiuuh
Supreme Cowt-Chdm1ers-By Judge Lawrence
Ncuste, ,,m.nssi moi d ,
charged tOpiBiop1 Barnard ag motion "a b. heard
Justice Donohus. Hunt Peei-Mo.n In r,aast
granted plaintiff to have cost, Of tho An III WAAma
Memorandum h.tlxer Lesi.rShofan u f eoun. g.bep
~ BSsSs't -sssyE fss ss.s CxssSd y ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
MRNNRsnAN IrLY l..

WEDNESDAY, JULY - A.,
Nh. IA, gr,o. VI, and the steamship
SCOTS close AZ M Supplementary Mail Is closed al tse roy
IS steamship sails at p M from 'uuA' D"'A'
jersey Civ a., L, -. - ,,..n.hi,
Wese mai close at ~ Supplementary ha Is closed al I'VE
Po,tOhce 1870 steamship sails al p N from fief 1901 o'
Third HobokeE. 81
THURSDAY, july 10. 49,,
for Europe Pymo1n CheboIg and Hamburg bv semsp
Sesis IL 80 Supplementary NAL seos1 AZ 'ia
l5 Steamship sails al M ron pei ''' VI
Thini-st HoboAen -.
M direct City Of New close AZ D NJ
Supplementary the Po tOhee al ZiO PIN sbA
at 3 o ~. from Pier No. " X
FRIDAY. JULT II. - .
ITav Curacao venezuela, &C, bY me steamship
steamship sails At IRON fief No 81 " IL
Newfoundland close at tue Ns"io FostOmos eve" 'S
at .. N. Halifax.
SATTRDAt July IL j,
Mail. tor South Pa the steamship
IN, close Al no m Supplementary Ma j. closed at the fost
Once AZ II H. Steamship IL NJ from Per No. ~ ~
and Mexico the steamship y OF ''
IN. Supplementary Mall Is closed al lhC
ii steamship 10 ) 'Ton Fer No 10 ~ ~
Mans ami Ireland via QneestoTD anu Liverpool "
steamship Celtic at $50 Steamship sA'S AZ :" ''
fromI e No. % No IA RIVER . -, L..
For Great Britain the steamship Man, mails close
at ll:}Oam ASiupem may Maj is closet az thc fos hc
l:l5 pm steamship as at from Fer loot Z" lmiS''
Mai o stett direct steamship Washington close At 80
a. Steamship iIom Pier foot oi fourbs lo'oA'h
sJNDAl. July 10.
All Mails close at OcoEA ~ ine fo''ohee Is open NON
g. to II o. m
Mails Domingo Samani, etc. b. ne fcamshp
at IN. steamship sails al p NJ from r'sF No. l. norm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
CRIMINAL NOTES,

Julia Wallace was arraigned at the Jefferson Mar
YESTERDAY charge
Thomas Daily Of No - MubeIy,L justice Murray
$1,000 bail
At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday Charles
noted ef he'd ~ ba
chain s77 rom George Hong Of No 352 Wsterst
standing PeeAt1p on Monday evening
In the Court of General Sessions Yesterday George
Freeman T. Smith peleI guilty attempt at
each
Benhei indicted for grand larceny, aequ-I EiwAr
to thop No 66 Esst
tined the Several
but nothing elected The will De tni. orng
John McKune was arraigned AZ the Essex Market
held Of
tempted burglary preferred Nv A. Van SAINT Of No Furenth
detected while breaking into bis
BLsia Kesser and Lime s0ue II 900 bail
stated standing Brge aud p,top, ou Moda,
they her and
stephen FINN held I'll for sre.ing INTO the
residence Of James Lakn No 81 Dsoas stealing
jewelry valued al t63
At the Yorkville Police Court Yesterday Michael
bpost.r tne 81 Tor posting On e.csph
pole rhriaye Peer Schmidt hrd for m on ca@ Of
valued S32 John RYAN held for ina, Tor HAVING
stabbed Corn has Flynn. who lives 81 Fifty Ard
HanDgan and David UConnor he'd rptny 10
the pockets Of .ThomA MARI ehar. with steal
rg &9Oj from Charlie Haraf. OF No 937 Ty. n.
for John Van See veterinary saryeon vas Rid N defiant Of
renee No 543 fhirdAye and vng rortbl.ss po
payment .Luvy WeinaB stole SO 81 ,ery from T.
Esns 937 ih AMI sent b.
Ptret Curry and Pat were arrr.ttd
Of HI, Poe.e,bOos containing s56 IN were
v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
technicalitics win be drawn into the popular speech

technicaltics will he drawn into the popular speech
and displace the old names and forms.
Mr. A. j. Ellis had, this last year, new matheniatca
method announce. and he was compelled 10 nNent
new Technology for IT. He Is great ph0loglst as
well as an ingenious Mathematician and lie naturally
wished 10 make his new termnology brief, unanDleu
Qua, euphonious. and suggestive. The common struc
OF speech too much for him. III was some
time says before ne could reconcile his pDlOlogich
preiudces TO the necessities of the but he nhaN
made up that the science Of the nineteenth cen
fury bound tho rude habit OF conioundih9
WORDS which mp among the old Aryans no lu ple
historic times originated the mother OF our European
tongues that modern sCeDce must fai PACK Oh tno
North American Indians. He has accordingly ofouent
out his new calculus with set OF names when are SET
entfoay adjusted to each other, and ut the same tune
as full Of solid meaning the test word WHICH III
Trumbul knows IN Algonquin o Choctaw
improvements ia iOTm of language need no specia
conrivance to make them OF use TO man. language u
a function of man Improved language Is improved
Thought and that implies improved mnd and improved
ticulsr directions in which the advance OF linguistic
knowledge will exert other influence. one OF these Is
education. The study OF language and literature must
always he main part OF education Elch generation
and each person has to begin at the beginning ana
acquire his knowledge, and develop his own char
acter The advantage OF the E1gshman over hlG
Zulu having provided by which ho enloeu
rapidly 10 think the thoughts and feel the enOOhs anu
rco0guIza the ideals OF countless succession OF VIC
greatest and best OF the men who have hEeu oeloIo
um. This means is language II is the iuGi'pchSaoie
requisite 70 uC0e culture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
SYNOPSIS OF REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
I.LLnINl.s ENI. o. ARILR IN DLNG u NJ ID. l5ll

Il
Since A5l 81 PINS been submitted embracing y n,s
cDg oi Whifl j. HpVop'''
same pnDd 40 pa alelatoas have been ~
JU6 .u.s at a1 estimated cost OF 1lt5tJ9i7 maAtE w
m an oil plans snbmlt., 15D embracing DJ3 buildings AZ
MAJ, cost OF ,y25sj lumber OF new D1iB' s' ",
w. 200. e,tnsi 80 s2l 800. number OF ahe.iuODs -
e.,aated ,st q Cj4 total S4,j1 l,jo slowing an 49, -
zinc f- tb. ,sUt .4aeo y 1ll2s During tue prn' quar-
tr special applications for ~ rune hl o"e
turp, oi al classes cIGclg fm she Latter number 81
y cei. makes tL- 70. nu ~ o. L."
prppo 81 .itsr 43o neS buhngs "'r
eomrlatei Ofh. hole number bindings po'"'e W.
U re t.-enut.: II dwellings AMI 20 bfsics' 'o
n. restL .r being crrh-. sciSo!uuss aud msceiue- -.
rer, n the Niol acd Uns dscose' acts OF
ucre,. b. reference Insecurity o. nt Ie an.
s'rrc,s, rendered ~os" NJ imPu
a. NJ and eaaols that rque laeA'ns
pcrnt of d A'e ''''
t. otsr'er vas JSI7 md Aug. H. 1873, 32bJo
timber a Tor tlt qiirsrf IS
down Is: made sae 80 number Of unsafe spend APt J.
sfs during qqartr 80 down. and 1876 m sale
ave ,tc. of rrv0us wears exhibit; In 1871 uusr I'VV'
81 in 1871 fS taken tosn % IN 30 u"
gj aseA down. 81; ami Tor months u loit TO unsafe
are JZl taken down 34s AM mac SAFE % tuapi ' t'oe
yoston, Tor tie shos: H. .1l sDas i'-i * -
a,t0rrev 2T in 1872 voauo~ jl3 srt 10 atoney iVI u
1873 VIOLATIONS j6J e.t To atorncy 1il o sN months - =
dll.i4 no
violations reported which o5 have been removed aHi o"' Il
aces a 49, -.-..- A. o-n
survey. and Inspections and 90 bnps re- ''o 40.
prOyII-
case, that pending April wsts 6J escapes po1 k o
ql.cr OF the cases escapes rlo.I' H- H' -
.capes We cen i5j4 general 40 ~ M.
of trestes and Tcs " rlustil it 30 Ii l''t
Lot cllTr'e,; gdcS beius AMI h1'rs were ''
and rs ii ciod a, nsnIarent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
Gteamboaia and Railroads
ERIE RAILWAY.


- sUsssR ARASGzsEsr Of Trains taking sfe1 lane % ls7r
From Oh Depot for TEniL hirft s oois bslosl
gam-Cinennsu sud Cheigo Day Express Dfarr zTpO Co.
10 Buffalo snt sleeping Coiobe, 70 destination
1915 n-EEpress Neil Tor Buffalo aad Ma Pal, sp,v
Coach 70 Buffalo
D. m-fDaiyl Pai5c Rrpr-ss ID, West sleeping -.
arough Baf Niagara Pals cBeOasu ~ b'u, Dstr5. a.
Chicago without change -
Tr,u. Por, Jerv' 7:t5, 2 1890 Ard l0t5..
and 1915 . "a, 5:Ij, $50 $50. $3.50 art = b. m ~
lOaj m ana 80 D. sta New fots O,.ss-
hdapd RAILROAD R0a3Ou, sud Knss,on. . o N sni 80
Goshen IS 7 - 1890 1890 10. - 800 B,
45O D. m Sewburgb, $3.50 o. ami 1913 m. 30 $50
IN. sasen. -, Gil. . 80, 90 -lO:5O ,ni i94j Z.
Rig-sool. Hohokw AIsuiae. sel Rams:r'. y. 30. as
f-:3O III 30 1915 m i:,j. 385 g. $50 l630 al
D. H., anu sl2 miHight. PaenOn. - 5.i5. 10, ia
3:i5. $50 is5. g. $40 $50 d s:i5 $3.50, s.5, siS
iGi5 ard 1880 . ~ 3:i5. f.l5. $50 s:i5 ,el G5jo
100 sI5 AIS 5:ij. rs. ara u IS .ut II sa,prp
nshts onls Ra,hsruni Park sud Psssc "a; - p ~ n
10 30 y nooa fi.1j g. 3:ij 40 > - o. fj.D CAS- sy
~ s: Is sni r Is . A. & - 81 m 81 E s.,
nights ony Rngsvood AL snarsN 5!j. 9 AID l0i5s
80 8.i5 AS iij j.i5. 30 .ai = - p slI IL ,r.,
3IJ AS J4J 7:lj f7:ij an ~ S1tu,laY bl
Sprns ysey as Slj f-:fj -. md 1913 .. m l. az
u D. N. ara II saturday nights on'
SorE-Trns lrsvng Chlhberssl on eTrn ~ "a bonn ,r
2t IN IN l.ues ,sr above tine iraus ~lrg th.a
bar,t on quarter h0q l'aye 25lt 1f hls c ff "a
,vss i At 1909 ni ghi conn-cung Wa ira .etSin fhsa
berss. b,gf Toe 80 sLl "'40> "'' vi ifss
f. passage ,ni ,r a9,rtrea'. Dr. vng Room sri ses
ing Coaca-s be obale' al o-i-fi io 10 ri'ryS
sgss,~ Cd, l2Th,' ali ave- 60 .r;.t Bi,Ds n
Compsuy Depot, 4nl d Azsats 8 tnr pm p b''''
Di' ND y ABLO q Gsne., Pa scn.sr Aysst