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THE USE OF DIR. WHEELER'S COMPOUND
Elixir OF Phosphates and Calisaya as food for
the brain and nervous system Is founded on
well established chemical and physiological
the formation OF these organs and capibie Of
supplying them with nourishment. Great
mental efforts. anxiety, excitement. worry.
the vital powers, speedily Interfere with the
nutrition Of the brain and nerves which preside
over all the functions OF the body, and sooner
or later fatal consequences must inevitably re-
suit. In the Elixir We have a reliable remedy
for nerve exhaustion and loss Of constitutional
vigOr from these causes. auglId&w2w
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Utica Races.

UTfoA. Aug. 20.
The third days race at Utica park passed
off pleasantly. Over six thousand persons
were on the ground, including representa-
tives of various associations of the circuit.
The weather was cool, bright and pleasant
the greater part of the afternoon, with two
or three light showers. In the 2;22 race
Charlie Green's Lucille Goddust was the
favorite at $500 to 1915 for the field and
won the race easily in three straight heats
best time 2:20i.
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MANY PERSONS

Would like a beautiful Cottage organ for their
parlor, but think they cannot afford 1t. II they
could only see the splendid new styles of Estey
organs, and then learn what easy terms OF pay.
ment they could have, they would buy at once.
organs are rented until the rent pays for Them
No possible risk. The Estey leads the world
II you wish for catalogues, prices or terms,
write the General Agent,
GEORGE @. DAY,
noyIOd1y Rutland, W.
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Sudden Flood.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 20.
A Commercial special says sudden rise
in creek near West Salem, Wayne county,
last night swept away dam and sixty feet
of heavy embankment on the Atlantic and
Great Western railway, delaying all trains.
Great damage was done to other property
in the vicinity.
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HOPE FOR THE DESPONDENT

II you have been coughing all winter and be-
gin to despair OF recovery, or II you have taken
a recent cold, go at once TO the Drug Store OF
a. W. Higgins or E. Q. Lewis md get bottle of
DR.. Merits syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry and Hore-
cine acts so promptly and enectually In coughs.
colds, and all diseases OF the throat, lungs and
once thought they had that dread disease have
been restored to health. by the use OF this
almost iagtc remedy, 1t is also the best known
specific for Group, and never fails in WhoOping
Cough. Trial size 10 cents. jan19d6wiy
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Prisoners on the Rampage.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 20.
A Gazette special says all the prisoners
in the Wyandotte county Jail at Upper
Sandusky, broke out tonight. The escape
was effected by saving out bars. There
were eight of them, six being burglars.
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The People Rule.

ST.. Louis, Aug. 20.
The people of Williamson county are
following the example of those in Frank
lin county, and are organizing companies
OF armed men Tor the suppression of out
lawry. rfA VlIlr
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Base Ball,

An exciting game of ball was played at
Granville Thursday between the Franklins
of Algicrs and the Centennials of Granville,
on the grounds of the latter club. The
game was won by the Centennials by a
score of 10 to 1S.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Aug 20.
FLouR.-Receipts 1908 barrels. The market
is quoted as being quiet and 6(9i0 cents lower.
Sales OF 1,45O barrels OF super1ne western and
state al a 95a5 80; common to good extra wes-
tern and state at s. 65s6 23 good to choice do:
western extra at SO 65a7 so common to good
extra Ohio at IS 65C9T 20 common to choice ex-
ira St. Louis at 90 oo9s 80 including $500 bar
Market closing quiet.
WHEAT-Receipts IS, 1870 bushels. The mar
ket Is fairly active, demand chiefly speculative
and for No. Chicago to deliver on contracts.
No. Chicago &c better. Otherwise quotations
are about the same as yesterday. Sales OF 81, 900
bushels at 81 33csl SO for heated TO very prime
No. Q Chicago 81 SO al IS for No. 2 Milwaukee,
fair to choice 81 4O0a1 40 for No. Spring.
Also $4,000 bush No. Chicago for August at
CoRN.-Receipts 81, 1874 bushels. The market
Is firm with good export demand for steamer
grades. Sales OF 49,, 900 bushels at 100 SIC Tor
steam western mixed 82@s3c for sail DO. 1909
7Sc TOR heated western mixed.
oATs.-Recelpts 0,OO0 bushels. The market Is
quoted frm and active Sales 81 SSeoo 91sn
afoat 64@7oc for white do, chiefly 6'S0Sc Tor
new white state.
HAY.-The market is quoted firm at SOC for
HoPs.@The market is quoted at 1s@2sc for
new eastern and western aos2oc for DO. New
| York.
CoFFER-Tne market for Rio is quoted as firm
| and active at 1Tz@2OAc gold. Cargoes al
quoted at 10 q 2ikc gold in JOB lots. ,,,
| SuGAK.-Int nhTktJ 10 uulue ohu oeeouy
at TX "a SIC for fair to good refining 81 good
| TO prime refined dull but firm; 1On@l0A for
graduated lie for crushed and powdere1.
MoLAssEs.-The market Is quiet grocery
| grades dull.
RIoE.--The market is quoted as quiet ana
| In fair demand.
| quiet and steady at SIC for crude IN FOR re-
| hned is va i6Ec for cases exc for naptha
TALLow.-The market Is quoted steady. Sales
o' E sS III MARKET is quoted heavy at qis
| 20 for state and Pennsylvania i9a2Oc for west
ern. -
| fleece 6Ots6sc pulled SOtsoa unwashed losS4
Texas lbe35
PoRK.-T The market is quoted as being
lower Sales OF 400 new mess In Job lots at t2l 10
| @ai 20 =; 1900 bols for September at s2i@ai 10
| 1000 bbls for Oct. at $2l@2i 30
| BEEF.--The market Is quoted as being quiet.
| LARD.-The market Is quoted as being
heavy at 1881 for prime steam. Sales OF 1850
tierccs for september at 10 li-i69i3k; 1875 ties
| for October quoted at 10 13-l6c.
| BUTTER.-The market for prime Is hrm ;
other kinds heavy at l4Ss2c for western FOG
| zoe for state. -
CHREsE.-The market Is quoted heavy at
/ b@ lOslc for common TO prime.
|
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. Aug. POS p. IN.
For New England, the middle states and
lower lake region partly cloudy and slightly
warmer weather, with southerly to west
erly winds; no decided change in barome-
ter, and possibly local rains.
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Annual BANQUET.

LONDON, Aug 90.
The annual banquet of the chamber OF
commerce takes place tonight.
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Charlie Ross Again.

WHITEHALL, N. Y, Aug. 20.
A child answering the description OF
Charlie Ross was discovered at Schuyler
Falls near Patteburph. He Is with q col
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Advent Church,

Elder Flagg has returned from his camp
meeting trip, and will preach in the chapel
ON the hill as in former days on Sunday.
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Money was easy throughout the day and
closed at per cent.
Sterling exchange is quoted as at as6a4s6y
for.sixty days. and 4s9 for sight.
Gold opened at 1l3N, advanced 10 llsX and
closed at the lowest quotation.
Rates for borrowing were quoted at 1@2 per
cent Loans were also made nat.
Clearings at the Gold Exchange to-day, $2I,-
100000.
State bonds steady.
Governments bonds are quoted as strong.
Railroad bonds are quoted strong and active
Stocks opened strong and advanced Asi over
yesterdays highest prices. The market at the
close was at o slight reaction from the highest
point OF the day. Northwest closed at 42sl after
selling up to 49,, and preferred at b7Z. the
highest price having been SO. st. Paul common
left off at ss1 and preferred at "a, highest
quotat 'ons having been 39X and 64X, respect
lively. Lake Shore closed at 6lH. after selling
at 6O7s and 6lA. Rock Island fell Off to 1854
Western Union was steady at s4E@s4%, and
Pacific Mail at 3ssS@ss4, New York Central
sold at assceas4, and Union Pacific at 70.
Gold closed at 1l3h@1l3%.
Money loaned at y per cent.
Governments steady.
State bonds dull and steady.
The following are the closing quotations
Where blanks occur there were no bids.
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West Rutland.

Rev. DR.. Harris will officiate at West
Rutland to morrow at $3.50 p. m.
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John Cain, Director and Agent of the
Vermont Mutual also, agent for Rutland
county of the Peoples Mutual Fire lnsur-
ance company of Burlington. ONCE UNI
der the Town hall.
Rutland, June Is, 1875.
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The banquet tonight to the American
naval officers was brilliantly successful.
Among the guests were the American con-
sui and large number of leading mer-
chants. Toasts to Queen Victoria and
President Grant were drank with enthusi-
asm. Speeches were very brief, Admiral
Worden responding to toast to the Amer
lean navy which gave an expression to his
appreciation of the kind feeling which is
everywhere retained by people of England
towards the United States, and in the
name of his government and his country,
he reciprocated the expression of this good
feeling. He said it was to the mutual in
terest of the two nations to cultivate friend
ly relationship and dwclt upon their com.
mon origin and kindred institutions. The
admiral was loudly applauded throughout.
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Liabilities.

TORONTO, Aug. 90. d
The liabilities of Moffat Brothers, whole
sale dry goods merchants, who suspended
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Time-2:2O1, 2.23, e:24.

7
In the 2.31 class Orient sold at $240 to
$3.50 on the field, and won the race in
the second, third and fourth heats. Best
time, 9 25
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U. s. Squadron.

SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 20.
The date of departure and destination of
the United States squadron now lying in
this harbor have not been determined but
it will probably sail on the first of Septem-
Der for Plymouth where it will anchor some
time and then sail in the direction of Glib
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NOTICE.-All parties owing the under
~ signed Will please come forward and set
tie. BY doing so Immediately costs will be
saved, as must have the accounts settled.
aug2id2t' JOHN ONEIL
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New York Stock and Money Market.
LATEST xoNErARY.

laa NEW YORK. Aug. 20.
Customs receipts to-day amounted to $780,.
600.
Treasury disbursements to-day amount to
s290.Ooo $3.50
Dry goods Imports for the week amounted to
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEW YORK.. 10
CLEARED.
steamship Wisconsin tBr) Forsyth. Liverpool Williams
steamship Columbus Reed Havana, W. p. clyde & Co
steamship 90 Dominion aiSeE NorioK' ely ro anu
5ssms sf fs w Fafs Phae James Hand
Steamship Giaucus Bearse boston, H. F. Dimock.
steamship Vesper Davis. Wilmington, Del, Abel A6bott
ship Niagara r Me ariane Liverpool Henderson Bros
Ssrs 20 AuS"' f'0''''' ~''.'
Sars San Domenico uta Cork Falmouth for
Rsrs BrszIeira cGer Jachens Richmond Funch Edge
Bsrk 1ote stewart (Br) sncah Liverpool Snow Bur
TsIk Angelina Ital Labrano Falmouth. Lauro
8rg CHrscoa Br Faulkner Curacao Jos Fonke's sons
SclT Annie W. Barker, SNOWMAN Rio Grande DO SUI oil
schr Marx Fendleton Pendleton, Curacao II. W LOud
schr Thos snncAson Diekerson, Philadelphia, A. Dayton
schr l. Crossey CBr) Crossey, St Johns " r. G. W.
Scnr' a H. Schulz Duncan Baltimore VIM. Chalmers
schr F. staples, Burrel, Wilmington. Brett son &
schr Kate v Aitken, Brewer Georgetown D. c. overton
sanr ellie Potter Howard Washington. C., W X. Hin.
man; 49,, -. 49,. Ill., c,-.r,,,. . norta
Schr MARY Newell howell Cardcnas. Brett son a Co
schI Mocx1ng Bird BIZ, Bradley. Charleston c. f. l..
schr Enc j. simmons Harrington, Port spain, H. Trow
schr John shay yckerson Kingston, Jam, A. H. Solomon
d Co. 1900 ,, - ,,,,
Scir Marv NJ Murray Harbor, b. J. Weinberg.
sclr Burnley stamford stamford Manufacur
soc2 Henry Gestner shand New Havea, Racket Bro.
Bark VIM. H. Gem cof BacEsport, Gerry Caibarien IS
arg Ella Val ,of Liverpool " s.. Gardner, POinta PtTe
Re George Yoard johnson, of and 81 days from
scr iona hose of Philadelphia Allen Havana " Gays.
with sugar. -, ,,,u A..
Pttrt. Quad. ~ WIN oN6a6 Aod mo&A2ooe
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10.

I.
via Queenstown and Liverpool by the steam
mails close at ~ supplementary Man ~
closed at p. Steamship sails at D. H., nOh 'uhdrd
Dock. Jersey city ,--.--,
and South Pacific ports by ne 81 anshp DION
10 Supplementary NAL - ci"s'"i ~ II
steamship sails AZ ~ m rom re- 20 A. -Nollh RIVER
Plymouth CherbOurg and HAMBURG by the
ship Nestpnaa mails close at 30a ~uppcme
tarv Mail closed 1870 steamship sails II D. NJ
from Pier a foot of Thirdst, UobOfen
the Netherlands direct, VIA Rotterdam ny he san
ship \. SchotOn mails cOse at steamship sails from
HaTbeck stores. Brooklyn.
close al IN Supplementary Mail closed al 24O p n
steamship sails al D. m nom 3, North RIVER
For Bermuda the steamship city NJ Dallas mails CLOSE al
p Steamship sails a. p NJ rom l1eI No - No'lh RIVER
Mails for Newfoundland close the New Ork PostOfce
every day at 1870 r. m. n
A Mail for Halifax. 6. closed the New York Post
SATURDAY, MAY %.
Britain and IRELAND VIA Queenstown ana Liver
City " Richmond mails close al Il M
supplementary Mail closed AZ l3J D. H. steamship SAFE
only, by the steamship Ethiopia mails ciose al
m. No supplementary Mail. steamship sails III : a. H.
from Pier No. 20. North River
Tor the Continent Europe via southampton and Bremen
nv the steauislp mails close at ll:30 supple
closed Loo steamship sails al p
IN rom Pier foot VI Third ST., Hoboken. .
Domingo, Turks island and Porto tacO y ths
D. m. from Pier, No IS. East River.
Mails for Key West, steamship q 60 " Clyde close at
m. steamship sails at D. M from Per NO ~ Last Ver
All Malls close NJ II o'clock m The Post-OGce is open
$1,000 MONDAY. MAY "a.
For indies, Brazil. the Argentine Republic etc by
Elementary daL steamship sails al from Pier NO 49,
North River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
THE DANGER OF DETROIT.

A little old man, smoking "A huge pipe and
wearing an excited look rushed into the City Hail yes
teIdav and found his way into tie rooms OF the Chief oi
Police. Standing before that official the little OLD man
swrlled out and exclaimed:
"NO-by dunder-nO"
No what ~ asked the Chief
You tugs / bay dat license" shouted tho smoker
You tings bay h0Onered fifty dollar tax license
That's the law"
You tings / WAS fool 20 high. md 70 pig around
und 70 long :" continued the man, measuring the air
" guess yOu'n have to pay
We shall zee about dat poorly quick. shall do some
dngs."
" What :"
| shall show you-ha yOu know what does-eh
| shall up my FALCON and sell nOdings no more When
der vellers arounct and kick der door nobody
shell be dere. When pig crowd comes up from Doedo
Zundsy dey shall have no peer, no cigars no LIN
purrrr shall my zslOOn nit an insurance agent
und shall sheat der beepes, und shall get drunk IN
my house md der becpes shall have 10 drink wasser
und DaydrOit shall go down hill, ind somebody shall
GONE from NewYork UNI puy der whole place for
Zwelf dollars. und move HIM mp by Shicago-ha! -
And he shook his fist at the Chief and rushed ont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

rea,oer of the term panel az Grand Jurors for he
term of over and Termner before Judge Law"
renee, In Supreme Court Chambers 80
Joseph Ross charged with stabbng Joseph Sn ~
sailor ON hoard OF the ship Wasnngon Was neu
yesterday in So COZ bail by Commissioner Shields
In the Court of General Sessions yester1ay before
Judre sutherland George Devere pleaded guilty. 20 Rrsnu lar
Tsay IN stealing watch and $50 fr0m Icharu heepng vi
No 500 Firth ave. May and was seh'en'eu W Sae
Prison for year. .
William w w Jones. who was indicted recently
for oounterfcitng labels wine botes aud whose nue
an, "a rendlced and bail yester
ay in the snm William s. shadow Of No Cor
landt- became his oondsnan
In the Marine Court yesterday. Judge Gross pre-
siding the Of l. Crane against Isaac walker tht
nrv verdict of $500 for the plaintiff damages Ini
Malicious libel consisted in postal card sent a.
claimed by walker r. S Crane appeared for the pam
III Chlds q Huh for the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

THE MUNICIPAL COMPLICATIONS IN BROOKLYN.
Ex-Register Mclaughlin and his associates
are anxious that Mayor Hunter should withdraw the
nomination Of Daniel D. Briggs for the Board OF Police
and Excise. and nominate him TO succeed Gen Jourdan
President OF the Board Also that the Mayor should
nominate VIM A Fowler for President Of the Board Of
City Works IN place OF LOrin Palmer. The Mayor
declines publicly TO state what he viii do hut, should he
consent IL is understood that the Board 0f Aldermen Will
confirm his nomination OF Gen Woodward for Commits
OF City Works and John Gbertson for Commits
siOner Of Police and Excise. In that exChef OF
Police Campbell would probably be appointed superin-
intcndcnt OF Police instead Of President OF the Board
although for the latter position he is regarded as strong
candidate The probable action of the Board OF Alder
men tomorrow night is a of mach conjecture
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schr Harold tBr Hanson sagua ~ days with mossses

Harold Hr Hanson sagua II days with moi2sses
DOMESTIC PORTS. 49,.
BurNoRP. lS-Arriye,, steamship elizabeth, uotn
Philadelphia schr Alex wiley from New York ci,area
steamship Hatcras for NewYork; bark stagnello lt~'
for Newry brig Integridad Lust (Span for Barcelona
BOSTON, Nav IS-Arrived- bark Adeine c. Adams iIot'
from Antigua Maud Webster and Darius Eddy nom NC"
smyrna Fla. Frank G.. Dow. from Alexandria ,....
PHILADELPHIA May ls.Arrtved, steamships JuniaIh nU
New-Orleans Havana f. c. Biddle, aud Geo. IL Stout
from New.YOrf
FOREIGN PORTS
GLASGOW l9-rhe state Line steamship state oi in'
ana sailed clock sunday morning ior Ne"
York. ,,,, NJ
rum New York May for LAYerpo"L hii'"
SOUTHAMPTON. May ls-The North German l0yds aa
ship Main LEST from New York May T. for Bremen arr
here to-day ,.. Victoria
to-day. -. rtxernool
QrKBRc Nav 1s-The steamship Moravian from l'erPoo
arrived at Point Levi al m. today. ,,.o, prte
I0ypOy Nav lssaled for the states Isle OF bnf
san Caetano Eduar Carl VIM. NJ. Jones' Arrived Ira e
the 18th inst. Othello. onward
Morris Gem Indus'r the latter IN the NhA
Also arrived, Tcfosina, Capt Lauro
DISASTER.
u.v,x. Ma ia The hart I'm, has arrived here bringing
schr Maid Of the Mist from 3h
New York which Capszei a squall on tAe o.H ~,
The taken or the wreck on the sth Ohc vi ~
sailors "a German, was lost
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WASHINGTON d. C.. May ls-Ihe Lighthouse bosru ~ q
notice that on after June 10 next. two nights VIII w
hibed ship lanterns placed on low structures n,,ce
each end of Gap Canal James River va -
received from the Government OF the i
Lighthouse AZ Port Maitland Ahe
DESTROYED 3Oh Of April last and tha ~
shown until lighthouse snah DC
For Latest Ship Ne,cs see FIN FageI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
THE CHEAP TRANSPORTATION ASSOCIATION.

THE CHEAP TRANSPORTATION ASSOCIATION.
The Cheap Transportation Association met
yesterday their in Hanover Fifty flour
applications membership including several prominent
merchants and companies, were approved. commune
cation received from the Boston Association aeknow
edcng the services Of the NewYor Committee in helping
them 10 form their Cheap Transportation Association
letter was received from Richard p Morgan ST. OF thus
CITY suggesting a route for railroad from this city 10
the center OF Iowa. S120O00000 for the road
ETC. and 800 900. 900 for terminal facilities
(,sorgc A G. Merwin John f. Henry, Charles Watrous
r. B. Thurher. f. Il. Durkee. and b. p Baker, were ap
pointed delegates from the Association TO the National
Board of Trade
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P1SSENGERS ARR[TED.

FROM LIVERPOOL-In steamship Baitie, NAV ls-Miss
Ellen newman Trpptt. w II. Iiopson, IS ot'ham Cha@
Auel Thomas Young, W Davis Caperton Croyat william
I,rvis Mr. GOtlbe. Master w. :. Godhe {. T
Russell D.. Palmer Mr. ana Mrs John Maln and infant
r. W. Iing. D. r. Martin l. Partridge ana
freud. Whitman, !. Nieberdng III. smith, Grevlle f. Hat
ton mm. D. Powell +. St0ddari, b. + Herman. Mrs j. H.
TOwne Miss Alice TOwnc H. TOwnc MIS- AID Miss MORGAN
Morgan Nj. Morgan, jrr A. j. CHAMPION l. Mlnd%y'
Nickcrs0n Blakesey capt j. Congd0n, MIS- j. COngdon
Mr. aud j. f. keatinge, Master j. f. keatinge Miss
Keaiingc aud infant H. j. Wilhelm, Mrs. Radcliffe.
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PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

New bindings proposed FOR erection which plane
sccondave 10 400, brick store and tenement hvesory
Tat i25th It.. 80 206 ron and brick and building
soventhst No 1902. brick store and tenement hvesory
CORTLAND ave- - IS II Of Finlay st. brrs work
shop, story, 25x2s W Allme ndigcr owner 49,.
Sxiief st. : $50 n Of Second ave- three
dwellings, each four story 1890 rheo Elliott
Syty .,irl St @, q W Of second ave- two brick
class dwellings each threestory I1A.O G. A. Bu"densicS
second ave. sixty third s two brick stores aud
toIcmenis each hvesiory -JNb e A. BuhiesI.A UM
1hriavc cor. Of Nnty Third ST. one hrick store Az"
tenement I've story 2jxgo Loo% sTohes 1%nars ,.s md
a zen Nv 70 n 70 Of mi lave two brick hrstciass
dT,r ,n lr s 10 6x55 LSsw Brothefs owners
la. -ixty -ecori-st 80 80, brown French nat
four-story l. 61Gs Joseph Waugh, owner.
en ave- r COZ 81 r fy 1 STTs r class
Thave cor Of sixty sizths st. bricA third class oace
story 2iN3o Wm A. Winter o . ,,..,
dv hing, four story 25xG5 estimated cost $4,000 chas
We~i Tenii.s 300 brick tenement five story
Last fity..S st No. o. brick and stone hrscass
DIV cling, four story. 25x79s ESTIMATED at 100000 Lr .
Eichty sxthst south side 30 Of Madison
brown french hat nyesory 2j1oo Danici 7hAih"n
Hcrys, Nos 800 3l2, and 32i three bnek stores and
Gnehnnt reiandforty NTH a. north 100 feet east Of
Third Lrick nrst class dwelling two story 2SH3- J. l.
Tydstsi north side go tet east Of seventh ave. two
Seyenthase side, 10 feet south Of FIFTY elghihsf
brick and iron house story 24HJO
Plate " Clapp, owners
Forty ,irt a. north feet ~ Eleventh
bIlck tenement istOIy, 25N30; j. Waclier, owner
Fifth ave- OF Eighteenth si bflcA ana
Bclylle Music Hail. three STORY 7sIOXl3o estimated
cost slJr. OOOF. hlCk ring * Sona, owners
Firqtave SIDE 80 feet north OF FIFTY inthst TWO
and tenement, each hVe storles -OAtO nj A.
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East Thirty no 23l brick store and tenement
iye-stoIr. 2Jx-G: John Murphy owner.
West Fiiieenthst Numbering from 70 Il inclusive
brick hospital eig tst0ry. l17XlOOS itsumai'd COST
200 600 New ork ty Hospital, owner
EgrfF "a = r
2Jx-O Samncl Mcmillan owner
Fourfsve street line between Fifty second and Fty
thri frame house, twostory 1925 y Y Hud.
River Railroad. owner
brick store and dwelling three story, SA43 Mary OsLo2
owner
stone first ass as cng each four story SA5S G. - Reilly,
ESTIMATED cost Of the 10 buildings enumerated
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