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A. II. jenkins & Co.,
The jewelers., have fine assert
ment of Watches, Jewelry and Sill.
verware. 81 1w
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Get Your Repairing
And Engraving done at Jenkin
& Co.'S. I'll
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Knc RAchsnOn0 furniture Co.,
On North Franklin, request those
wishing to purchase good and cheap
Furniture, to call and examine their
large and varied assortment, and
they cannot help buying.
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Prisoners walk out of the Wabash
county Jail at pleasure.
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Has removed his Clothing Store
to room 264, one door west of his
Old stand, recently occupied by A.
NJ. Miller-Where he will in the
future be found, and make fits as
hts should be, for all who may give
him call. oil
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Gold, silver and Steel specs,
At Jenkins & Co.'S 81 l
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At Men 1euhall's near the post
Office 21-1w.
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Good Goods

And low Prices will tell,
hence the rush at j. NJ. Will
Hams & Co.'S. Go there for bar
gains in Boots and Shoes. 2w.
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N ervous Debility.

For The cure of Nervous and General De-
piHIy, broken down constitutions Nervous
ana many other causes too numerous to
mention, there is no remedy in the world
that equals the
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CITY NE US.
HORSE talk can be heard in any
part Of the city now.


HORSE talk can be heard in any
part Of the city now.
SOUTHERN uutmegs have appeared
in our market. and are selling at rates
as to make them taste of cash.
THE Free Press claims that it has
got one of the best job printers in the
State. Tbistlethwaite, the mud press
CT, knowsl
THE Independent says it publishes
the interviews OF Gov. Bennett for the
benefit of its readers and his (the
Governor's) old "fends." E
WE understand that arrangements
have been made for frst-class hotel.
to take the place of the old Gait
House. Good. s@.4.
No trains have gone out from here
oyer the Fort Wayne road since Sat-
urday. The track is said to be badly
damaged.
For forty days and forty nights,
up to Monday last, it's rained; since
then it's MIST most of the time.
At the fai: grounds yesterday
pools were plenty-mud and water.
The other"pools" are postponed un-
til to-day.
The dam of the Green Street Mills
gave away on Sunday night. A large
portion of the embankment between
the race and river was also washed
out. - 49, 80 s. z5z
BRIDaET M'CALLIFF. has been re-
turned from the Insane Asylum at
Indianapolis, and sent to the asylum
for the poor, near Centreville. Her
case is thought to be incurable. -
THE hog cholera is playing havoc
with the herds Of number of farm
ers along Nolan's Fork. We have
heard OF three or four who have lost
from thirty to hundred head, each.
lHH 'SThs English Bull
, ~ Pup is barking at the
49, Postmaster!
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S. S. STRATTAN,

MANUFACTURES OF CARRIAGE:
lNl No. las ard I60 Fl. Wayne avenu
Richmond, Indiana.
All desiring really first class work, plea.
call and see me.
The best is the cheapest in the end.
A good assortment of second hand worl
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Drunkenness.
The Cordial Balm of Syricun and
Tonic Pills
Is the only remedy that has ever proved by
practical examination benefit to those
VINO suffer from over indulgence in alco-
taste for them. and restores the victim ', of
intemperanee to health and vigor. A single
trial Will prove it to be just what it is re-
The following letters are but sample of
those am constantly receiving. and speak
for themselves:
BROOKLYN, Feb. p, 1875.
q. EDGAR LoTHRoP, NJ. D.:
Dear Sir-ln reply TO your kind letter of
inquiry, will state that have taken two
packages OF the Cordial Balm of Syricum
and Tonic Pills, and commenced on the
third, and although had little or no faith
IN II on the star, am now free to confess
marked tl.at am well satisfied two or three.
more packages will com pIeiely restore me
very much improved IN ns sIaen ap sPns IS
nights, and in every respect feel like a new
being. Very truly you,s,
PORTLAND, Me-. Feb. 4, 1878.
owe you a debt of gratitude can never re-
pay, send you the following statement O.
what your truly wonderful remedy, the
Cordial Balm of Syricum and Tonic pills
have done for me- hoping that 1t may be q,
benefit to you and 70 thousands OF other
who have suffered like myself:
had been afflicted for about ten year
with that most terrible of all diseases. Ne
vous and General Debility, and although
had tried nearly all the remedies and man.
physicians, had been constantly growing
worse.
At length, by the earnest solicitations o.
q friend IL consented to try the Cordial Balm
OF Syricum and Tonic Pills without tn
slightest faith in their efficacy. / had nof
used one bottle before was fmbued witt
new hope, and now. after the use of brzt
can retire at night and sleep soundi.,
something have been unable to do before
for years. am gaining in flesh, and, ia
fact never felt better In my life.
Very Respectfully, w. II. MOTCRY.
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ME warrent every pair Of boots and sfios
w Sold to give entire satisfaction.
sell good goods cheaper than the cheaPes
Boots and Se0es made to order.
Gents fancy sewed Boots and Shoesst
measure. Frank Taylor,
No. 260 Main streSt,
Richmond Ind.
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List or

Remaining In the PostOfflce at Richmon.
Indiana, August 8, 1875.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EROM ROSS BROS ADVERTISING
IL AGENCY, No. North Fifth street.
Richmond, Indiana. 1-tf
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Persons calling for these letters willpleast,
say advertised" and give the date OF this
list. B. w. DAVIS. p. NJ
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RlchmoDA MoRkeeO.
Corrected weekly by y. W. Briggs anss
Thos. NestOr. The former gives us the price,
OF grain, and the latter the prices OF other
produce and groceries.1
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Fast Horses will be on Hand

EYE AND EAR
A speciality. Office and residence, No. !:
South Fifth street, Richmond, Ind. 2-ly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
TUr TRANSIT OF VENUS.
An ADDRESS BY LEONARD WALDO BEFORE TIL
AL,AlNI AssOCIATION OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE

An ADpKIss BY LEONARD WALDO BEFORE THE
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
NJ. Leonard Waldo, who represented CO.
unua College upon the steamship Swatara III her eX'
pedtiou connected with the Transit OF Venus delivered
an address ast evening at tho tiTd social meeting Of
the Alumni Association Of the College. giving an ac-
count OF the cxpedilon ana referring briefly to the re
suits aud methods OF observation at the time
Of the Transit Henry Dd-er, the President OF
the Allmn. presided oy0r the meeting ana
announced the speaker. MI waldo gave
detailed account OF the voyage TO Hobart TOwu'
inserting descriptions Of the various places on the
south American sOuh African, and Australian coasts
where tue Swatara stopped aud Of tIe people whom
they met. pleasant account OF the experiences OF
thc party on cupboard was given The manner ana
landing OF tho various observing parties at Glnereh'
points were related 80 az to aEJrd the audience
viyI iea Of the obstacles thrown IN the path OF the
determined Observers Impossible 10 laad at the
Crazet tan Is. which southeast of Cape OF GOOD
Hop, because vi thc fierce cues "hIra pew Tue snip
C1 rAc expert nee AZ >t:= lea i'.ii "di aisp Cuth
bat a landing Iiiy Ell ct"1, and EJlt,s an tents
or HE observers were erected. Two weeks aterWird
hobart Town, Tasmania wncso Mr. WdidO's party were
Tho speaker told of the luxurious manner in which
the Eng-n Observers we're provided ior III c9hinrSoh
With provision 'nsuc Tor lie Ain rItdI7. MI waldo
sad tina; TIE aNho.iti9' AZ on ma gwen tnen
favorable point for Oosctvluoh. DIt on the morning
OF tne DAY o! inc transit II ralned marc,
d Wing the intervals hSwcy.r Of Iiir weather Ghicn
occurred the day the party we're enabled TO take
II3 excellent photographs Mr. Waldo expressed his
could nee the American party Did the pest wOIk,
taken collectively tuat was dUhe, and he added tlat
the Elclsh Would have 10 use some OF the
southern observations made by the Americans IL
sad that the -rmGns hal expressed a dJlOt as %
Whct her the photographs WOud not expand, ana the
sneaker himself believed tltt IL would difficult
MAKE exactly accurate mcasAremonte. lie hoped Tor
the brst. however.
Al the conclusion Of the address. Mr. waldo exhibited
a number OF stcraopucJn views. taken dud about
HoJITt Town. wulcn were LOOK ~ VITA Interest Th3
thanks OF tno Association were GuD>CQ icuiY rendered
10 Mir. Waldo Mr. Seth Low then Introduced reSOld-
ton pctI;iOIinE the Board OF Trustees OF Column
bia College 10 establish CAair Of Political
aud social science ia the college, with special reference
to the American Union. Mr.. Low MADE elaborate
ad IyOrng the passage o. the resolution and Mr.
W. c. LirJp Ir, II approving l., made short speech.
lie tOlo"t1 by others. Ddt tnc DISCUSSION was
broken of by the announcement Of suppsl AMI It
MOI agAlu rtsuuCd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
CONTEMPORARIES TIE PARIS COMMUTE.

Yesterday was the Icu.th anniversary OF the
uprising of the PIrIs Comm Iue TIe cy'n. was cole
bracd III many paris OF tae city by festivals AID balls
Al the GeImaai. ..IJ.J Rooms last evening the
German Social y meets cared Out inter. sting
programme y ye.y lair representation of work
ingmen and their ,cAtcrs was present. nearly
one half the asSCH " consisting or ladies',
from the palmer bat respectable portion of the
German population. White dresses with red sashes
prevailed aud By "lT" Gentlemen present the red rib
hon was worn 4 feature of thh evening" the pre-
senng Of a red ~, to r Association OF German Social
Democrats by the ladi-s Mr.. Been addressed the
assembly in German. aud Mr.. Schwab gave recitation
on the Last Days the Commune" Tue address OF
Mr. John SwiutOn tue principal one OF the evening,
OF which the foil. Mag l, an abstract:
II Will doubt shO,6 OF spcctabc friends
that such celebrate held III honor OF FrOcl.
nation of the P Commune four years ago. But
they will take The trGIje get at is record and
ont its origin aud is im', they will perhaps
sion to revise sI"h opinions of It as they
may lave obtained from its mIh.ncrs.
Its history has d, flashed IN ever part,
what history OF CIR teuity would be ifIvgtten by
Cat Iula-sucn the history OF the Paris Commune
read by the world ILc government OF the Paris Com
munc government established by the people OF
forms. social and industrial. 1t aimed to secure the
rcctiicutlnn OF thusc ENORMOUS and degrading which
.lict modern society.
ItIs a remarkable fact that the cry Communist 8"
has been thrice iH-ed WITHIN about past In
neclOu with wOIk 'ugmen's movements. The first Oc-
casiou its was in this city in January
OF last year. AgaIn, few weeks ago in
day last, when thousands OF workIngmcn walked
mn 10 President Grants White House 10 protest before
him against brlng sNindc out OF their pary wages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

A committee of the Twelfth Ward property
owners called yesterday Mayor WlcSha, and asked
that the KuSsbrdg from misunderstanding
ST. ihe northern limit OF the island he widcued ami
paved. Gen. Fitz john Porter, the C0mmssiO ncr of
Puoc WORKS, said thai he womb cuGeavor Il have the
work done that would please al Interested
OAe OF tie Committee thought it would be better to
have the work given out by contract than by days
work. believing thai the latter wound euta unncces sary
expense. L. Porter said he would thlt~the tax
payers received iul value for the money paid out by
them for improvements. Mayor Wlc%hIm advised the
Committee 20 apply to the Common Council for the
passage resolution auhOiiz ~ the done
William H. Barker, Contract Clerk the 'paftncut
OF Public Works, has rendered hi. rcsg atOn t. taa
eject on Maicn %. lie entered tbs Department with
Commissioner Van Mort There ar several other change,
To be made during the coming week
Tae further lnyestIga'iOn uy IN" Law Committee OF
the Board of Aldermen into hr working OF the Finance
Department has been adjourned until Monday.
1ne reply o. Superintendent Adams OF the DpnArt.
neut OF bindings 10 the letter OF the Mayor calling his
attention 40 finding OF The CorOn rs Jury IN TIC
case the St Andrews Church disaster requiring
him furnish IN detail the workings OF his apartment
has been IN charge OF H. was not ipisned YES
tCrdLy, extension of tno until Monday hylu. been
granted By the Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
ATTEMPT TO PASS FORGED CHECK IN JERSEY
CITY

A check Of SG7J, purporting to have been
drawn by George Clifford. presented at the First
National Bank. in Jersey city, on Wednesday. by MI
Bulls teacher in Hasbroucks Institute. The teller
doubted tho commences OF tho check and asked Mr..
Bulls to call again. which he failed 10 do Tao cheek
shown TO Mr. Clifford. who ~ pronounced 1t "a
forgery. Yesterday Nr. Clifford received letter
from Mr.. Bulls. who made fail confession, aud
asked forgiveness. Subsequently Mrs. Bullig went
to tho bank and stated that she teeyed
from husbands conduct during The past few days
that he had insane, aud OF red to tho
authorities his insanity II they would refrain from
prosecuting him. Can't McH0rrcY OF First Preciuet
Police and Prof. HaSbrouck accompanied MIS- Bulls
10 her resdcnc aud demanded an interview with her
husband but found shortly afcrwarl that he had LETT
the house after they entered and had made ms es
cane He was subsequently, arrested ~ GraudSt. If-
Bulls WAS robbed $500 dollars nc time snce anu 10
il now believed tuat ncr husband TOOK the money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
As.emblyman Gill OF Elizabeth the Chairman Of the

Committee on Corporations, and Of Assemblymnn
Sbeeran OF Uud,on County He of ,rei, through his
Influence with these per-ons secure the passage OF
the hill for 81 300 stating that Gill ana SEER nu NC
manded 500 each for their votes. Mr. Lnrde de-
cined TO make any barg an. q. Commodore william
Taylor and Admiral john G;rtGloy blYo peen reap,
pointed by Gov Bede as HlrDor- lsters IN tle Bay OF
New York and North River within limits OF Jersey
City and HObOkeu. Michael LlDgaD, who was receni
committed 10 the hudson County jail. In deiauit OF
81 500 ball. charge NJ atror0us assault ana hatvcry
was released yesterday $500 bail AT meeting OF
the Board OF Chosen Feehoers yesterday the charges
against Warden Post partially examined. aud the
matter was laid Charges wero made against
Freebooter Wickham Of inioxicatOn and disordcr!y
conduct while visiting the Penieniiary He denied the
charges and aferward made an affidavit to that feet
The claims of Black ~ GaTrctson were ordered u De
land needed Oy the county, at SndHe lI was ordered
An unknown man vas run over last eve Ing on the
PENNSYLVANIA Central Railway, near the HaGKcnsack
bridge and both his LEGS were cut OIL
NrwARK-Tuo Newark Board OF Trade have ap.
pointed the following Committee 10 represent ten aud
inc CITY OF Newark nc the coming Centennial exhibit
lion. Alderman Harrison, PnIueas Jones' and James
Bergen. owen Ryan fell through waterway IN mon
Broiher trunk factory yesterday, aud seriously in
inroJ' on wednesday evening EiGar NJ. Hunter. Of
the firm o Hunter Pound, bottcrs OF iberal waters,
fell III fit at Broad and Orange-sts. and ded IN rev
hours On "Wednesday night, large pIile-.lass win.
dow i'm tho Misses Bo,Cs fany goods Store at no oSl
Broad ST., was broken and about $3.50 worth OF goods
were stolen. The window OF MIs d. L. freeman >
Store nj No g2l BIOadst, also broken ana ABOUT
5000 worth OF ombrOideres were taken. Inc hoIils
Canal IL expected to open on April IN inc Court vi
Commissioners OF Alabama Claims on "Wednesday, Iuug
mCnt WAS 500 and interest ~ BcJamu -
Fessenden late the Jlcoh Bell desito eI Nv
the Florida, tue claim Deins for clothing depyeu sTo
and interest was wafd.G A. A. Taylor for merchandise
destroyed on the Crown Point by the FLORIDA
HoBoKES-Anton Herman applied for admission to
St. Mdry's HOs iial W inceaJy niglt, ana stated
that he hid been beaten and ro1oed near inc
ferry by two men WHO nat followed hun IrO u jersey
AsscluD' 40 has been asked Dy "a flIc
Department 10 nitO1n'ea bill providing iOF the cree
zion OF IA new bell tower.
WEST HOBoKES--Thc public committee appointed TO
devise me.su'e' iCr the eqlaiz ZION OF taxation VIII
meet for that purpose ia tle Town IItii i0-Hlsit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19

York The only in which the public Schools c9uia
properly aud successfully cared for sald d. nor
laui to take the management OF them OUT o. poc,'
Five Comm ssouers, we'll paid. s1onld ne hppolhIeu.
OF push All of the time ordinarily gwen 10 business
snoad I've used Dy these men, VINO should DC opIgru
Ia Lo daIy meetings visiting schools in the mOru
ING perhaps and attending TO Office duties IN the after
noon. DIR. Holland did not think any changes wmea
inc school system. He felt confident that were me
matter taken out OF poics by the agreement Oh bOtn
political parties, the paDlc schools would be immed
ately benefited.
VlcarGeneral Qlun was called upon and asked 10
add TO the information given in the communication 10
tie Board Of ucaton regarding the parochal schools
He di1 not desire 10 anticipate any action OF the meet
about the urOOabe success oil the movement nor Oh Tvs
OF vi IL snCtnhsful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
INTELLIGENCE or MERCANTILE FAILURES.

Dispatches received in Wall-st. yesterday
announced the suspension OF the South American Bank.
ing Company OF London The company was organized
with capital OF 10000. and involved by the fail.
ure OF Imthurm x 90.
The failure of l.. Decker Co., billiard manufacturers
No I54 Cenre-st. among others recently mentioned
on IL answer to inquiries NJ the Office the
1rm Yesterday afternoon. II stated that such was
the case though Il really only amounted TO a request 10
creditors for extension OF their
far exceeded their Liabilities. meeting Of creditor,
had very recently held aud thcir request had been
granted without question, and the business would be,
resumed usual. Thls firm Is In nOwise identified
with the Decker Brothers piano manufacturers, No IS
UuOu-squ re. member OF tHis firm stated IEIB.
UNE reporter yesterday afternoon that they per
fcvy solvent ana Cbat the Spring trade opening
"A manner perfectly satisfactory u them in fact, far
belt r than they had any reason 10 expect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
TIE CODE or HONOR.

ARREST OF A. FULKERsON AND j. p COwARDIN,
IN RICHMOND, TO PREVENT A DUEL.
RICHMOND. Va, March 19.-The personal rem
confer between J. A. Cowariin OF The Despatch ana
A. Fulkerson Of the House OF Delegates resulted last
evening. in the arrest OF the latter and OF James r.
Cowardn son OF the editor. the charge OF being
about TO engage in q duel or - Otherwise break tho
peace.S They taken before the Police Justice ths
morning and after investigation OF the charge held
under bonds OF 81 900 each to keep the peace. From the
pOndence which passed b'tNern the men, u -
evident tho younger Mr. Cowar1iD was earnest IN
his desire for hostile meeting, while Mr. F1lkerson de-
cned to recognize him In the Affair." unless the elder
Mr. COwardn would confess his uuwlllngncss by rea-
son Of physical inability to Sc redress for himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
ARMY ORDERS.
w SIItNGTf

w sH!NGTON March ia Board Of Officers to
consist GaGs sgas Aians Quar- Major
th4pb Al anf Assistant Ng~0b Geprse \.
appointed ths the Of Apni decide up1a
specifications for tie
be foo.ns changes announce! aud daes Officer.
Department; T. Head
thu department 81 Dakota and viii proceed 10 bo,tn
'cl1 Moore
ARM hectl B'4rl Nsiork CITY
sad report rrlevs Saf,eOI r. Hammond Mec
Of Dept Of fcE. Ham hond will
N-rlo and report the General b, letter hafgcon J. H.
bis duties 10 Army ncdca Boz ri
will perform duirs OF Attending Head
quarter, M,t4Ty Of the A;lntc; g.
b. Department o California aad ordered To
Alon Second Lieutenant o. Feehtl VI
tie SeoosJ AI.ley Las Ies gDed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19

st. Nicholas Hotet-Dr. II. X Linderman. Director
ofth. o. Mint, James Cunningham OF Mse
chuseus X Moara'a Of Pennstlvana AM
r. Ayenn Of Minnesota and jerome b. Chafe Of Colorado
Central Honl- Robinson Assistant Solicitor OF the Irea nv
erCoug.mAn J. C. Burrows Of Michigan. Brtroor hoa'e-
Mconb Of Delaware snd Daniel Dougber,Y OF Phiadelpha
eldor Hoel-Cobgressman John A. Mason Of Iowa 1870
r.. CoBsock OF john H. d.
of baltimore and H. d. Of Portland Ne. dtbemf~
IoDi-AptbonY Higgins o. H. DstdetAtoney for DeaNNe.''
Hoffman Kergaol OF Bttanv nd er Congresse
n d. Hubbard Of Connecticut AMI Lewis Mckenzie oil virginia
JAM. Uoi-ien Col g. G. LJri q. s. Armgi eKtenge
IeoprI Myer Of Pennsyysn Edgar T. Wells OF Hartford
Taioa square Ho-Cbei Engineer G. II Lorpg L. b. NaJ''Sf
Drhis IiofL-Gep I. l.. Clngman Of North Carohna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
THE REMOVAL OF THE TELEGRAPH POLES.
A PROPOSED ORDINANCE To EFFECT AN UNDER
GROUND TELEGRAPIIIC SYSTEM IN THE CITY.
AT the meeting of the Board of Aldermen


GROUND TELEGRAPIIIC SYSTEM IN THE CITY.
At the meeting of the Board of Aldermen
Yesterday Alderman SimOnson presented proposed
ordinance in ton 10 the removal OF telegraph poles
in Tie city IL provided that all sucl poles should be
removed the streets, avenues and public places.
within the corporate limits OF the city should be taken
down within ii specified time. ani authorized the
pa. owning them 10 lay the wires oudcr ground. II
also provided the same disposition OF the Fire and
Police tcegraplS.
sectinu provides that from and after the passage
Ills lIdntfrc shan nut De lawful TO erect or pltcr
any telegraph pole IN Ci uPJH any 81 tht streets. ave
nue.. public spldccs IL tue Clty Oi Ne~I rk or 10
k.cp "a ter- h piic eN"rpJ those now ~ usc,
uer penalty Of s25 for every SUCH telegraph pole 20
erected.
Section . provides that the Commissioner OF Publ3
Wuss shall hc directed 20 give notes 20 the several
trlcr,pr Cyfu;.l.1 dia!s, o. cOrpO. atoms. now
oWu.Jg or t-IHG icr-G1JI pOicS IN the streets, 10
I.uUsc iI,u dII - restore the streets 10 ~
ROOD ;Iu tue erection or 5uch poles,
end d, u4." a." W.T. non s!stn:C1 upon such poles
uIu.r e. uJd -cdn the surfacr or the carriage
5ICI stI'rt dvcnac, or pu1c pace, III EucH
,. r. - .Iy l.. dfc.cI nO5t COnFc3irHt or ddVisi
he Nv thereof AHA pcrniissiJi i gwen To
opCa cy.ry SAGA street. avenue, or pLO'c place. pro