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THE LABOR QUESTION.
The Ptt1Ablrg Pssddlers In NorO Stratts

The Pitssb,lrg E'uddlers In SorO Strafts.
SPECIAL Dispatch 10 Tho ca'eaao Tribune.
Pirrsnuh1, Pa, Feb. 17.-Tho back OF the
puddiors' strike III broken. Tue fnnds have
given out In tho Union, aud tho men have cona-
n,enced quarrelinE among themselves. Tho
Poor board and relief societies refuse to glye to
tho puddlers' families OH account OF the men
being idle voluntarily. All Of the mills In this
vicinity but ono ara running, and that is
Lewis, Oliyor l. Phslips.' They arc running to
the fullest capacity, making iron to I'LL orders for
other city manufacturers. This firm procure
much bar from the East, whero they obtain It,.
Layo it shipped to this city At 339 per ton, boipg
about sl.50 Tor pudding. The atagnation in
trude will not allow the ni'la to re-
sumo, Al thoiF meeting yesterday tho
pntIdIera fought md qua7eled among thonl..
se!vcs, many wanting to 90 to work at s4.bo. aud
nearly all expressed Willingness to resume at
Is, il il moro than probable that III less tlsan
two weeks tho mills will all bo running again, as
muck tar III being shipped 10 low and In sucll
quantity a. to supply all that our mills would
nGe1.
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keeping OF policeman he was assll so effeGio'l
by lin ii:aorler that 10 coul scarcely walk. rhe
CHANGES ure tllat c will o to-morrow treated TO
au&thcr anil
UNEXPECTED DIES NON.
II. indeed, tfe reAalt esE4pdDwcd Bone tino
ago has not already nvertakon tho trial. w!Iirn
can only broceoi heforo reven Jurors with tho
cn,reut Of both parties. I scarcely think
1'rtt'ler shearnan would conarnt to SINGH az nr-
ra,lgc1ncnt. Ucoc1.er WAS IN court to-aay, lock-
ink very haggnrd n,ld weary. hnto Gary'a tonti.
mony yesterday wan much as,'rrrso to hin'soil
An to lin cu,,Hn1, although he nnf Ills lawyers
argue sl.at his e!"Ho, p"ssonn1 attention to NrF.
I,ton was paternal and harmras. llc hoowa,
a,,l 10 oIlo batter, thai 'f'ltons chasge throws
auo:Ecr and n,cro dangerous. light upon tho
,unster. 1liton will lie Released FROM lls clair
early tomorrow, II, Indeed, tEto sick Juror
phvscians viii allow him to attend. which
very much doubt. Yet, should the proceedings
be resumed, and II rilton gets through. either
Mrs. A1mltun, Jero,n|ail 4. nobit,sost, or Frank
II. Carpenter will make an appearance. N
Brooklyn, at least, tic e1rvant girls now toBsi-
n,ony on tho hooH Of tho comparatively sterile
erosa. examination, has mado q troHnndo,ts
bonAasiob. and uns uot altogether favorable TO
DsecheE prospects. Docfoh ssSFA1'
, 1875-02-18
INDIANA.

OtFIEERd BF Iu& bEAIE lNhfIlLlnS1
Sttctdt Ufspatch to 2'hs cheago Iriahns.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Fob. 17.-In jont conven-
tion to-day the Legislature elected tho following
ottIoera;
Directors Of tie Northern plson-Willt9m T.
Pratt, OF Ailon II. L. WadSwortl, OF Lapofte,
aud Theodore Davenport Of kosclusko.
For the Prison soutL-James heigwln. OF
Clark, aud William +. Hammond, Of Martin.
Trusteo Of tue Deaf mud Dumb Asylunl-Mil-
ton M. James, ut Delaware.
Trustee Of the lusane Asylum-John P.
Richards, Of Carroll County.
Trustee VI the Soldicra' Orphans Homo
George ". Sanford, OF Lako.
htato Acknowledgements Dalton. OF Law
romeo.
Iu tic afternoon, the House referred tha Iill
for faneinR railroads to the Judiciary Conl-
mittee, With instructions to amend, no
tlst WHOM any Landowner desires
line foncod, ho shall gSyo notice to the Com
pany and pay half tho expense.
Tho discussion On the County Superintendent
bill occupied tue remainder OF tho session.
The beAate spent the session III discussion OF
the Uaxter-Jeilorles contest. which closed at q
quarter past o'clock by vote declaring l3axtef.
tho sitting member, entitled to bid scat. by 20 to
~. lingo and Boone. Democrats, voting tor
baxter,
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MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
speetaI Diapateh tn The Ch,raa" Tribune.
Lansing. 31icl,., Fob. 17.-Thia morning The
Speaker OF the House appointed Messrs. Knight,
DAILY, Walkers, +. II. Green, and Hunt as tho
Committee on the Detroit Savings Bank, which
il to be Investigated. Measrs. DAILY nnd Hunt
ara from Detroit, aud tho examination seems
certain to be thorough, aud impartial one.
Tho question has coms up whether all bills
must 10 read tn full in the House before they
finally passed. The rules require that al bilfa
shall be rcad in Committee of tic Whole, and
all billa which have not bocn 40 reaa
and which come. un for actsof ara
now being +ead i'll full. Heretofore the favor
ab!o reports of committees ou psvAto blla laye
bcon uccepted, aud tlloy have been passed With
out reading. Tue House this morning seemed
determined, however, to have 81 bllla read in
full at some stage.
Tho Houso passed to-day the ,ill granting to
relgouR bodies certain powers IN tho nlntteF "f
holding properly acquired by OF deyiaed to them.
1t glves these religious bolies mnch more paw.r
than il now possessed BY them ill this resrert.
both tho Helate and House n COMMITTEES III
the Whole agreed to number OF bills, aIl which
we're road iu detail.
This AFTERNOON tho Special Committed on TIM
Liquor Traffic IN the House reported IN favor NJ
taxation Of the liquor traffic, THO ill considsr-
ed most favorable to tito liquor dealers:
The Th. roFost rss sg"ta y MetsIs. ieiiap
port fayorlng tho roention Of tho l'rolbitory law
was presented by alr. West, Of tho Committee.
Mr.. Green haa beon absent for some time, anu
it In mot clear hnw l!e stands on Tho question:
The report wus accepted. aud tho bill was placed
ou the general orier. Both bills have been
fayorab1y reportel oD.
The Senate nTo now on tho general order
thPre.
Ia r,,,trs fa|apin1f thu ttunAhnfiOn Of
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TO prohibit the rd-o1ecton nf County 1renauress,
and tho bill WAS ordered to Third reading.


Thero were several Tem0nAtrancen ngaiust tho
taHatian at church ard Tthnol property. TITO
Srcrial Committee reported aEaiuat lilo feasib,l,-
y Ut transforming tile aoltliers' Urphana' Ifomo
i'to bliud nsyin1n, Eennte bills for tho apaefs-
ment and collection of taxes ,i certain cases to
amend tin Laws Of 1861; to a,lthoItzo garnshce
actions infiscult Courts to amend tho Ravlsed
Statutes 6f atEesstnenk and collection of taxes;
TO ap'roprihte 800 to the t}reon County Agri-
cultural soriety; and to appropriate to George
". Feck aiul J. u. WnEgoner $50 each, wero
concurfcd in; Tho following Assembly bills
wero passed: To rroront gambling in
railroad cars: relating to the service
or snnntoila Or nroceps IN foreign inMtranca
compatnios; 10 encournga Tho invention aud suc-
csssful ilSe or steam nj highways.
THE LEGiRTAI,yK PATTY
1aHt evening WAS one Of thu ti,nst ovor fo!1 in
tie Capital City. Tho atsanlatl,a wa4 very large
and tho party very entoyab:e throughout
THE "suyEnEi.Ss."
Tia annual meeting If tho "Beveretcns
thkes nlacs in tho Assembly Chamber to-1,iyht,
with lump Carpenter RI Sovereign Governor.
and Gen. Geo. G. Ginty AZ Sovereign SPEAKER.
Tho boys hnVe put up job on ucnrge. and i,o
will tini tlima"lf in tile condition Of f;raa5;cr
Nslx. uf Louisiana. New officers will bo in-
stalled. aud lots OF undignuhod tl,inga lono
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l1lL FbfE iDH %EAATCH.
ss,,fa1 Di.patca In 7}t fdcao, 9ri5pu..
af' tA"1H Neo. lt.-tor1''tlns absenteen M
last voting, Lochrtn'A strength, being IncreeHel
typ to.tlIy. fsIls Int uno as,nr, of an o,o,tY,n
,,,,! , 49, a. =" - A'' e'.s.'o.'
"nsheh'hs so'o "aH w 'toltH ~ ono Waal1-
burn man absent Joohren'a increase vsa from
t,Jo,,,do,t p,,,t;,. - .,,
.".1P.'"'' A'el'u'ee'r. " o'l' VI "Aoll 1ia
HAL addressed ID reply to inquiries letter which,
was real in convention dbtinin,, i,iu ,,,;tino1
fnt,, as fnlnvs. NS7 '''7 p'''l1.o'
'A..u ~. 90 ,'I .".'o",
ttoi. q SathnA ta'rElsnHnt WAS t'FM H mt y lncE0
n, - nses na1 - iaf ~ cohnl-
crnuaen. iy a,.prc,us: tbut ali nnHsr, nv
specifically, Or by plain inpltratio., cnuferrr,t
upnn tho Nationa! tisYsrlnltnt, remain will
u the several States; that nehsE s:ase npr Satnn.I
uFsrlneuls IN sooaI1 " ntoHeh Il, tsnfp nf encfoarh
~ epn a, ~ ,,,t ~ ~ H. :" my naes ,Gat no
Su,,rs,n. Court Of tba tJnits{ Hat.a il th as,a
nrlter. al,l 10 rfaht Of secession Or nulir,:,nn
rx!ste The amendments to tho EuLlrual E,j,,tlt,-
tlol, nnplc'! since the Hehelllon nsis bo at.taft
aha ircssrSel intact ~ hual see'.sht of tao rin.
elrles ann tos 'hey ntla.c. ~ was nrrosed
III ~ u ~. Tic .i fsith @ ~ rt IN .at "s
and the national dcbt mid 10 ths rt,crn,pst
fnrtt,tux The STATES AMI Leo1Ia WIG Rsrarlt.
e.l the lniou to ssc-srny 1t, w. -
I'll" carIfssth Who furnished moneys to ne same
tnn, 1"f.t tar ths los.eh fiey brought rp th"-
s,t,. rsou. t., ntt+,I ~, ~ ~ W ~
fsine 1nb"is IL H. t,!ci.d tbsn-rttnIi,. II, tiu w.
irf tna traplnc,p crnI,,crrr r. tic true Loiiy fnr
all nations but till tho ,tattnnai debt il fully tad n
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BEECHERiANA.
A SIGNIFICANT BTATEMEST FROM ONE OF powENs


fr0'" t"' n,oDsfFn sunday S"".
1t is vcEy gnnefally undef1tooa that tic ltev.
1Ienly Ward Deechor will offer M MI oxci,Ao tor
writing several OF sis remarkable ]cttnrs to Moul
ton tho s.atenont That hn at3yinod II. q. powcn
80 ~. n,..4. 1-.. .,,': -. - ~,
~ a@enateo A'too' opo.i o'scose''hs t'la' An'
tons discharge involved his ruin. in pocuniary
point OF Wow, the pastor OF Plymouth Church
ha,cr,a ov.rw wI,ol,nnd ri+,, rr,cs
NJ. NAM i,av" "~o W. WIKI csrno,,or ,a
artist. who has f}g,1reI 10 pyotninantv in liza
,<,oat scsnaai c,ii.i nnnn iifonrv r r,wn,,
fno two. after taking nj, various subjects, took
up tbs one nov atilictiur tho CON.
m,1;,ify Mr. ]lowcn ay,,rnJso3 tho uial,
tIat no ehnuH mt Ln caic1 on
to testify. al he Was dlsgnatol NTH the whole
S1.n9s W. .. ~ eutes.ail'n a. saS au". Ftaally,
MI. aIpouteE BAIL tha5 IL hHu peeh htate4 re-
Gu to dispense with Theodore IiltoI'a services
rcsnnnan. hft lin snn EIwnrd hrnko mt witi, .io
remark: ' ' '' 'D'' -''"''''' e'0''e WAY "'''' ~''
"Afr, BeocheF never gaye father any such aI-
yice."
htr. I,oyen neitl,er corrobpratel or deniod h,a
son's abatement, and Mr. Carpenter Ieft without
obtailing anything Hatiufaotory from Tue old man
on tho subject.
Huw rtLroH'a r,nsr ATTACK ON nrEcurn oor INTO
rM1Hr
From tas hrooklY, su,,day Sun.
It will bo remembered that The tilBt document
IN the BecGhor-l1ton Ec1nt!ll which waH pub
lished was written by Theodore ,riIton. Il was
euti.led" A persoual B,atomo1,t," aid was 10
have boon published iu tie Golden A0e. The
priucilai Dart OF this statement waa What hIr.
Tiltou alleges Ileury i, l}owau charucL aenj1,st
Mr.. Doccler. AZ matter OF conrsr. t,o pnhii-
cation of such a paper oyontua1Iy nrcrI,Itutat]
ths dc,sils oy tf,a srano, nn,,, Tx rrhiin IT..
lawyers want to know now how that "siatou, ent "
got into prlnt,
on Thursday Mr. Tilton tea.f3ca that he tnnk
three proof. .nltpy Of tho article wo fofyr to. fun
Of tbaso lie Bl,Lseuunntiv sent 10 e1-snparvIanr
John Harnau. with tLe understanding that he
,ni,,ht h, wifh IL what h,u l,c.t indu,et d;ctotd
HI. Eyarts then m put to to H. slr, TiIton tlu auotloa
nNsas ~ I'm, r.,'o. ~. .,,,,,.ho, Il, r,o,s,u
e**t t4At hNAt& #Ae RuOAFA8A ~ AlpuAfHf s
, 1875-02-18


FEMININE ANXIETY.
From tie IT. ftaffsctiie {03 ChrhIrtt.
she threw siia"! over llnE hosd. rnn furso'i.-
II up Main st1eet:tTq asrorw.M rs s'ssrsd srt.
how'H al! lilo fohs7 Hust1andH rick habya
cro1B-cntting teeth johns foot Ia No batter
coai-hin in empty; but toally feel aa il IL wa"
my duty t" rl'' gut mlnu.. To 'h4u'ro What
cd lin YET
VIC, apEs rUnTnEoD0nE AnAIH.
a[ra. Victoria &. Wooslhlll pn'.ilshcA the fol-
lowing latter in ller parer-- onHsuHh Eh!hEin'a
1ptekty --reApecttng nc l!!ton.l'eeel,er sa.s:
quainsod with tue basis uf tue facts regarding
tAo ,clatsona that existed between st. TlIton
,,timyrelf, and who arc initiating that shalnot
rest nnotber moment under tie '1A'hiasons cast
upun me by him In his osidcnco ot Tuesday Of
last week, 1 ask them to be patient; | am tho
ono moTe deeply inssreatol than snybotlv c1ae,
ai,1. il Gnu nflord to wait for my qualifications,
1 mn aware how indignant many Of nv
friends feel on account Of the
plurH cast upon mo, md through me-
upon tho cause Of socia! freedom. by ,1r. Triton.
But have loalnnd that tlte lawH of iinmnah!o
Justice always eventually bring the truth and
tho 1igs.t uppcrmost; aud can better utIord to
lot them run their cuufH. slian to possibly abort
tllcis purposes by a'te,nottng to intorfcro to
forestall their Judgment.
II DECIDED boloro the trial bogan to not inter-
fero in my manner viii! .ta progress. II Mr.
Iilton thinks that, with tho rendering oi the
verdict this case will he concluded, he will iearu
In error puYBlLly too late to avert tho doom that
le is inviting npon hts hcad. The infinitely
greater and more Important part OF tlnB case
Will bo undecided when tlB trial shall have
closed. II u iu tho verdict that shall
follow tho ono which this Court will rem
der that am chiefly concerned. TAe
moro present ia nothing when compared with tho
inilnito future. lie uay struggle now to ulako
tho et,ndows he haB cast upon my ',amc and fame
yeiletI, ns stnnd lo Hliall. jla will blush as desply
for his present efforts as he preteldB to for
What las rasAed.
! sAftcr tl.iH trial Ia closed, hha]l hayo q
! nlain eig,;sIo statement Of faets 10 make. In
which t!iert IL ret forth tile truth IN detail Rhout
| a, that has occurred since tho ned day Of Mar.
| 1861. in winch ans OF tho kntt tios 10 this scandal
| wcro involved. That statement wlll ho Ill thu.
IL required to conii1tn tho truth Or cSEoHe tho
falstr Of Atr. Tlltons testimony regarding his
rulutlul.hi,, with me. Wait patiently for it as
s!4AIl walt to give it.
"y1cronlA G. WoopHuLL."
| FtoM thu Aetr TURK Herald.
| Meantime tl,ere IN l'owcn. AcsoidjHg to rev
eral wsucHecs his position IL that vf armed nc.i-
| .nys that Mr. Beochers counsel haye approached
| alr. Bowen and said to hlnl:
"Nhy don't YOU come into court and stamp
out these accusations ayAnHt MIR. Deecher You
know you can do it r" ''Teiy we'll" answers
tic senior Eowen off you want tic whoIotrlitll
an far ~ know 1t, you llave oniy to summon
me-" "Thel,," addH l,nwen. .lr, "whcn father
volunteers to go to court they'se frightened of,
| like people in q pafic."
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OTTAWA GETS THE STATE FAIR.

Special Wspdsch !" 1RF CHle0oo IS1VH0'
BPRINaYlELu, ILL.,. Feb. H.-Ths state Board
OF Agriculture to-day finally decided to locate
the State Fair at Ottawa for tho next two Year,,
the vote standing 10 for Ottawa and = scattering.
Decatur and 6alasbusf hsios tho most sozznidA-
bic oonteS&AaL4.
, 1875-02-18

THE CONSTRUCTION or TUE aTATg-uousx.
su4etal Dispatch 10 Tn cAtcago 7ttbu,n.
SRs1aos1x1p, ILL.,, Fab. lT.-ltobiuson. Of
Cook. introduced resolution ssciting that. by
The report nt ths new Rs&ts.HouRs Commission.
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telling him ",Yais! wait waitl wait! Sag;
wait !" TIL tho two co.Aci, imagining, each fran
tic wari.Ae tone Of the other, that they "cre
quar- ena, turned on eacl, ott,nr and stood face
t. facc, while the witnesn watched them with
mixed feelings,
~ want to stop The witness from ausworsng,'
said sir. Evarts, little snapMhhly. after Bsare
at Ills learned opponent. ...
MA do J." Responded Mr.. Beach, vigorously
and tho noblo rage Of Tie two dissolved III
laughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
MEDICAL ANp SURGICAL NOTES

ANOTHER APPLICATION or CuLORAL.--At a
r,oeting Of the sooiete de Bologie NJ de Boesne is
rppored Ms having suggested the introduction OF choral
into the system by OF INJECTION i cases wooIe mo
circuaory and absorbent functions are almost IN abey
apee and where therefore subcGtsneoue or nravenons
injections cannot be prlctecd with reasonable hope OF
sacoass The process simply consists IN inserting ihe
noit ahnat one fug,rs breadth below the iNptod eit
IT, md slowly iniectiug the SOLUTION which be used
In much larger quantities tuan 10y tle shbo"t"h,N''
method THIS IHVCcss 10 40 Thought WA lhyA' s'ifi',,
able In tctauus, A5dgoPAoNls, ana tue cary ''"s' VI
h0elF
Pr,f,pKABLE DIGESTIVE PowERS.-Thc caSe
Is mentioned Of an American sailor who died IN GU =
Hospital London, post morton examination Oh Wn's
body showed that bis disease was due 90 MS repeated 'N
ueits Of swallowing knives nom the eocs of Which De
hal heeu sick for three years The tr5t uuc ne sWe
lowed fourteen knives became sick, bat recovered ana
commenced again. .tuS from time 20 time on his bra
-ado Nuloi,, Mallt on an iueusl s4lp hc swallowed
seventeen knives IN two successive Gays bul N0 or
pears 10 have been too much, ard altcl us SUFFERING 40
dled Fourteen oi the knives found "a h stonl' ~;
hat. STRANGE 60 cay partly eakss,d tS IRON l'IlN N i
a. the horn handles. The stomach itself Wao NOS ~ ',ll
injured. he had good appetite 10 the at ana h' 81
and d"aih wer' alone cnsd ~ tae ~,
knifc becoming imnioyalAN fixed across v 'n's4"'
BRAIN AND NERVE ACUON.-M. llGlmhoi@
claims 70 have asccrtaneL by most carefully conducted
experipleuts mat sensaiorS transmitted &" ua oln
within rlsity OF about $50 feet per second or ~ one
nth The rate OF sound, and that ibis IS nearly th' siue
IN AZ individuals also. that the brain requires ono
tenth OF second to transmit its orders 20 ul1 nerves
which preside over voluntary motion this amount
VARYING however uuch IN different individuals, ana "a
thc some individual 81 different iineS, aecH0lS 90 NV
a. position cnndili9n at the thuc asu - n' I,
REGULAR The more SUSTAINED the attention. ~ @ ~
likewise finds that the time required 70 u'l'Ni' t1,
der 10 the muscles by the motor NERVES ~ NHp u'c
same as that rcquired by the nerves " hcns'oi q. M
q sensation: moreover il passes h'i.IF O-l ~ -
Of second befo. Ire muscles put Ia lAoih" me
SUbole o,er.top requires and quarter la tW"ttHts
AT sccend IL h. no mere figure "a ihriWic, thciV'i
a. esk on mind that Il active and ardent, or one mat
IL slew or cold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
pEnmarrn BUILDINGS.

Vow n7in~a proposed for r.c'ion orwtch r''ny haze
been suhuiftco o rr OF I"niines duius week ''
'' at cor,,r Oucnrnorr' 7nl tvcrg
r-t two 'Iics stores add dwellings t'o s'o'e-' i'A-o E
t, ,as .le Io2 feet south ~ scv.'ch ar' %
two . SOC, 4ii toaem'n.s each l'di s"i -'''- D.
e ,, eo n scst corner e. TG'l, 49, brick
iado~st 10 o. bri,A stable, one story, - - IoA
i' o. 49, month se 2ol fet vast o. ,rcrae 4, brick
actoy. t,oy, - H.; E.a.for" Gasueht toii.a"!'
nof;rv No Ior rs ant y 8. fo.e o. chase store are
Is't ave, hrn store and Oats.
Nns az md H. t,co stores and tenement
hncl each i've s'or - :''>7' panrl n,aaer or" f
Pt,s No. i2s one broe store aud tenement, I've
sv5igs -,.'Aoo n. ~ e't. .i e. seventy a- fr,o
brct so5ss ,cIeuisua, Ca'h four stoi 2N0Oi y" A.
4irG4v, northeast u So, eaty drstsi, ono brick
-.sriy.drH. north side 80 ff ,'st u fi,sl' E. Two
T,Ht Il, r'st e., . feet sonn Q, one hg9".; iaI'I
I,a1vsy eouhs.s; corner Of twenty scyeath.st bris1
~. oi,s -tc thrcs siy.i,s ;r5A70; Wan. L. AorsaI,
nii ave- west side ~ feet north Of Oarnrnr. - ana
foaiiht. pcS ami iron s;oo and dwelling oe aory 2ooA
Last ffy-.zl s.. 10. @2i, lrel, seeonde class dwelling
fl.tt t. rsi, south id, - iget ,. OF nih'hd'''
LeE ,eueger 'e .'ces 2@at9 j. I'M. MlS og le o,
o...s, 4lA1i; y Ba-e o"G9 q, , ,.,, ,,,.,, ,.,.
stories, 9iv45 J. MeDonaIL owner ,.,... ..
fist clas cling, stone, each iou ;ories 9A'' H.
bi,--rn. uWI,I.
stni,s sUk.O, ". "A. tl"r hte, owner.
rIf nulf'iWtsf tnfi'F b.ta-
ave ~ n - frame dwc llus, Two Stories lCK2i; j. Nc
earthly, owner 100 . , -,
H. a ,rpr dwelling, tW1st,ri,a, 2uNZb De lit .'t own
Tirtv clth ST. north size. o. flirl ii l'tng
ton % WoIahLop, TAO stories, 4OAlTjei A. = i''
pirrd ave- No go brick and tenement 2GyGj; H.
lane r9r -lic 50 fact cast O. SGth ave. brick ton
c1EcUt 1--WE store. .5X,0; /. OIL, owner
sixth uuItN est corner ui Fut 81, it br~ s"l >
aud French Oats, ea, i've stores, 2jNoa113, r. Sote''us
Fc.ths north side s. fct west Of 8 ti ave, FIVE brick
and Hat ec lyc stories. 2-llAfOi NJ : Stc' @s
Eighty secondst soIt side 81 feet cast ~ Secodaye two
dwellings, each tTcc 7ori - l7JAf6 Mr. Nc
Null H. owner ~,
NXth ave. east side, between Ffyeierth and tyunth
SITS, bTc passenger muse, two tOfr' -JIoAooi h4A ANo
IA lrUad Company, owner %. i,
ono hunlIe auA a' ST., south side 80 feet cast n
Crrtlndavc, frame WORKSHOP two stores, 2Z.oO NJ ="
Tiiri,e west s'ce % fce solt n FIFTY foarh q four
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