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the inalienable rights OF our Celtic fellow voters
tighten their loads In that way II they saw NJ.
DO our Police Commissioners ever walk the
streets Does Commissioners Matsell never see
how every store empties itself OF It's refuse into
the streets daily Is he or are they aware now
distressing IL Is TO their bue-coated subordinates
10 be obliged 10 exert their agility so often 10
AVOID being spattered by the spray from tenement
brooms OF portefs? The other day IN waking
down side street | saw woman with large
tub ofswill and garbage come out OF an alley ana
deliberately dump IL IN the gutter under the nose
Of an officer VINO was standing so near that MS
boots were Despatered. NOW. unfortunately ior
us citizens, our police pay no attention Whatever
10 this cause OF moss OF cur woes.
Let notice be gwen that henceforth the laws on
the subject Will be rgidiy enforced; reorganHe
and make effective the system or collecting ana
removing garbage DC, from houses; impress the
magistrates with the importance OF imposing the
penalty winch by law they can innict upon trans
gressors and Will answer for 1t that dirt and ASH
carts would become tight, all would obey the laws,
and then street cleaning woulu be a bagatelle
and not half the money would be required for the
purpose but this. IL may be, Is the reason why It
win never be done.
In what other city In the world would II be en-
dured that police regulations so vital to the
health and comfort OF every one should be totally
ignored Dy the authorities and universal viola
lions OF Them winked at and allowed what an
swer could the Police Commissioners maze TO
charges preferred Tor neglect OF duty In TINS re-
gard DAVUS
New YORK, April 8, 1875.
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OUR FILTHY STREETS.

THE AUTHORITIES MAINLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
THEIR DrseRAcETUL coTDrTToN-How TO
CORRECT 1T.
TO THE EDITOR OF the HERALD
nJou VIII permit q layman In the profession OF
'street cleaning % TO make a suggestion 10
those who "proiess" that science, | win occupy
but lew lines. / have been a resident or this
elty Tor more than thirty years, and have no in-
considerable knowledge Of the ms and outs Of city
ofnciais, and consider myself somewhat compe-
tent 10 crltciss tneir actions in some respects.
Now. II had the control OF the street cleaning
JOB and Of the Police Department. as the Police
Commissioners DO nave, would spend enough 81
the appropriation TO give the streets a very
thorough cleaning, and then would
expend az nucn o. the balance as
was necessary In preventing them from becoming
iorcement 81 toe ordinances and laws on the sub
ject. Are you aware, are the Commissioners
aware. that there are laws unenlorced iOrblddtng
the throwing OF any DIRT Or nth into the pu9hc
streets AMI vet from this source alone comes
nne-tenths % that mlre winch we are obliged 70
wade through, u called away rom broadway as
Is Justly said Ia your paper OF to-day. WHAT do we
sect Look ~ me excavation now neiDg made Tor
q new building on broadway, near WALKER street.
OF others ike H. YESTERDAY / from curiosity
watched the carts (socailed) a. theJ were
coming up out q the hole. Way, sir,
they we're nothing but sleeves designed Jap
parentlyl for the purpose VI scat erng The dirt
over the street, ana call as nv witness The con
ditfOn ID Broadway for blocks above and below. |
will venture tue assertion mat one-hati az least Of
the DIRT when has come out 81 that excavation
aud J. yet ~ come out 81 II has been or VIII pc
spread upon the puOlc streets 0f ms city, 70 De
carried away "a g. ALL a. the public expense. A.
one cart was passing ont dripping at every pOre'
land A. vas yery porous with DIRT J asked =
policeman o. duty near ~ Il nls Instructions
allowed him 10 overlook violation vi law like
tnat. he was seemingly mucn a-tonIsned at my
question, ADD apparently thought ~ TO be one oi
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JED

MISUNDERSTANDING, on sunday, April 4 JANIS
G.. BERTHOLF, In the 57tn year Of ms age.
the relatives and trends OF the family are re-
spevtinlly invited TO attend the funeral from has
late residence, 316 West TnIrty-second street,
this Monday afternoon, at i've O'Clock.
BLRTDOKS.-On sunday morning. April 4, GUS
TAyK A. w. BLETDoRN, aged IS years. months ana
Is DAYS.
ms iuperal WIN take place this Monday alter
noon, al two o'clock, from the residence OF his SIS.
ter Mrs. a. =. Bracunllch, No. AIS Degraw street,
Sourn Brooklyn.
BoswELL-0n saturday. April 3. MARGARET A.,
wluow Of Henry G. Boswell, aged 63 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral, IRON her late residence. 6I south Ninth
street, Brooklyn, =. d., on Tuesday, 9th inst, at
two O'Clock NJ.
BR0wN-On saturday morning, after a short
illness, Or. JAMES y. BROwS In tue cath year OF his
age.
Funeral services at the residence or his SON ZIG
West FOrty-thirJ street, April D, at one O'Clock 4.
NJ. Relatives ana Iriends are invited TO attend
the funeral.
ScOlca papers please copy.
BYXBEE.-On saturday, April ., in Brooklyn, Il.
D., CHARLES A.. Youngest son or James By1bee,
aged 20 years and mOltns.
Relatives aud trends are Invited to attend the
funeral, from l24 Lee avenue, BROOKLYN r.. d., Oh
Monday, April 5. at two O'Clock Y. M.
CAHftI.-Aprll !, 1875, THOMAS ID. CAHrLL
10 De buried from ms late esidence 7gl Allan
tic avenue BrOOslyn, az halipa two O'Clock r.
NJ. on the ON INST
CARs0S.-On saturday. April 0, CHARLES CARSON,
aged 90 years.
fnc relatives and friends OF the family are ie-
specially invited 70 attend the funeral, rom his
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON April 3, 1873
good ordinary Ike receipts 6Sl Dalesi gross 7O
Saws new ORLEANS, April s. 1873
Cotton very nrm; middlng, 55Sc; net receipts iio7
France, Lsl2. Continent. IL sales. 1850 stock,
actual lS3I3h - -.
spirits turpentne quiet nrm At Ssc. Ao.Ih nrm
yellow dip, s. 50. Tar quiet atsi ~
,,o,,,u "a. ,d s.y ,assais.a AP ma . is7a
ordinary i4%c Aet receipts 74s bales; gross 'os
Cotton nrm. middling, Ice Ieac. low middIng,
bales sales, 60 stock, 80 oO2
Carton maal,ps Isc h Is1s A Iaw m,a iSn
Iss sc s 9SS sr1iSaTy H7 S S net 81
stock 1901 -.
spring So 81 winter IS IS white winter and
.aS aux sv cub. 81 ~ NO white Michigan 81 IS; extra
do. q - Corn c9 q, sc .bariey quiet Canada
unDolted, per Mliieed unchanged; shorts, SIS;
snipstuds. So; middlings So per TO-. -, -,
Rsceipts-Flcur. 1880 bbls.; wheat 900 bushels;
msnts-flour. i2ooo bols wheat 500 bushels corn,
80 Sb 80 so Gi S sUr f' % bakSr q 81
. 9 lor amber - e % for wate mhea. ~ lar
$40 DO hard Minnesota Corn doi; asking r.
sales Rye~s,ae 6sia At 81 = 6uyefs oder s. 6a 10
retailing Al 6c sarlsy quiet and steady cars Western
81 90 81 Is; medium clover, 81 IS So 50 PORK and
CHICAGO. April s. Is7a
Flour quiet and UNCHANGED. Wheat buoyant and I'M
settled closed lower. No. spring. 81 81 J05s. No
spring fresh 9Ascs spot g9ssc- April, ss2sc. 9sAc
Corn advanced and m fair demand; No. mixed fresh
se rssa,s &c e .p active ~ a sPs ssT T Sa
regular 51hc 5asac. spot April. 6t1ac. bid May.
BARLEY dull and nominal. Rye advanced and
mandi No. 2 ~ " 81 @. Pork duil and declining;
81 81 spot, 81 70 May S1l 81 June. Lard active aud
higher SD IS spot sf 20 Slt7gs May, t1f - e4 w.
June Bulk meats In good demand. Whisky 81 A.
Receips-Flour n bbis. wheat $40 bushels corn
21lU0 90. oats ICON DO barley, 500 do Shipmenis-
Flour a. 0JO bbls wheat oj0OJ bushels, corn. g.
oats 5000 d. rye, 100 do barley, 6O1J DO At the
aIte rnoon call OF the Board nrm Corn
easier. Oats unchanged Pork firm. higher and very
al 81 81 ~ APRIL 81 81 ~ Nay So 02H
4 S.2 june including large sales Lard higher,
st4 92is, May. &l5 Hls. June.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Review Of The Week and Incidents in
The Various Markets.
THE PANIC IN GERMANY.
Stocks, Bonds, Gold and
Money.
THE CHANGE OF PRICES.
WALL STREET,
SUNDAY. April 4, 1878,


SUNDAY. April 4, 1870
Tne commercial outlook continues encouraging.
for while Improvement NAV not be rapid as
sharply defined as it ought 70 be at this or
tne year, owing TO the weather and otner causes,
tt exhibits the influence OF increased confidence.
The country Is undoubtedly entering upon bet
ter condition. and IL is not unsafe to predict that
when the spring trade Is fairly opened this me-
iropolis viii snow degree OF activity thar viii
materially compensate for the dulness ana mis-
fortunes OF The past year. our business thorough
fares are suggestive OF stimulated demand lor
goods. Money Is abundant and available a. easy
rates. Country buyers are more plentiful, while
the export movement in breadstuns and pro-
visions is such signify that we have turned
the corner and again on the road
to national prosperity There are many leading
merchants who are anticipating not only large
spring trade, but still more important volume
OF business next fail and winter. 1t is almost
certain in fact, that tne centennial year OF the
country VIII be big with results, and give rise 70
influences that viii be felt everywhere among the
people
THE PRINCIPAL EVENTS THE WEEK
were those connected with speculation In the
gold and stock markets. In the former DEPART
ment sharp advance was made TO III, accom-
panied with an advance OF per cent per diem IN
the rates on gold loans. decline then set In
and tie price went steadily down to ia, with the
finishing figure at 1l4&. No attempt was made
10 renew the squeeze ana 1t was generally
given ous that the clique had abandoned Its opera
lions. Tnis may be true, but 1t is by no
means certain that II "short" interest
Is discovered to exist, the price VIII not be
again forced up with similar results. The game
can he easily played, for the control OF the market
while 1t existed was compete, and Secretary
Bristow mas published the fact that he will not sell
gold during the present month. 1t Is true, bow
ever, that the natioaal Treasury Is gradually be-
ing replenshed with gold and that every week
adds to the ability OF Mr.. Bristow TO protect the
merchant By a sudden coup de main, and antag-
onlze the efforts OF spectators. the following
he
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An important incident bearing on speculative
activity for the moment was the report OF
PANIC IN BERLIN.
AT 1rst IL was supposed that the erect would
De damaging 10 the financial centres OF both Eng
land and America, but when 1t was ascertained
that the German sufferers we're "bears." and had
paid the penalty OF unsuccessful trading on the
short side OF the market the alarm subsidized, and
was even attended by slight reaction. IL may
be mentioned IN this connection that the French
spectators engaged IN the movement on the Ber-
lin Bourss referred to are supposed to nave taken
from Germany an amount OF profit that viii 20 a
large degree compensate for the indemnity paid
10 Germany By France. This Will not appear
strange when II is remembered that toe advance
IN certain shares ranged from 500 10 1000 francs.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Our own stock market continues 10 snow extra
ordinary activity. The principal movements In
stocks we're as iollows:-Union Pacific advanced
rom 90 to SEX, regular selling as high 10. buyer
ten days II attended BY reaction IN the early
part OF the week 70 81, but the recovery was
promptly made amid sharp fluctuations 70 65,
AFTER which the advance was more steady, with
close at co. Panama advanced IRON 1I5H TO I22.
ana was subject 10 reaction 10 40, and a close
offered at 100. Hannibal and -. Joseph common
moved from 25S 10 s0k ending at 2s4. The pre-
ferred stock reached 81, bur closed az "A. Western
Union 70 7sx, after selling at T5K, and closed
ATT. wabash showed strength by sudden move
ment from I46 to Is from which price II fell OF TO
i4K. with a recovery 10 l5sI, the end being l5H.
Pacific Mail was active on rapid change rom
a. 10 45H. closing At 45k. Erie likewise
moved Unexpectedly 70 s5H. rom which II re-
ceded 10 2ess, rallying 10 3lk ana closing 3o4.
ST. Paul common stock sold at s6H and 49,. This
stock remained comparatively steady during the
latter part or the wees, AZ from 80 to 3s, with in
creas1ng transactions al these prices Northwest
ern common sold at s4H and 405.. closing at 45k
tne preferred stock ranged between 579 and 50lS.
closing at SIS. Rock Island was steady az 1861
and 1904, closing at 1905. Lake shore gained two
per cent during the week and lost Il by recedIng
20 73ss. Among the miscellaneous shares quick
silver declined 81 per cent for the common and
Tor the preferred, the latter. however, improving
somewhat at the close. Ohio and Mississippi
advanced from p TO 29Js closing 2sH c., q. and
L c. moved from 5t4 10 81, ending alta
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THE BRITISH CREW FOR THE ARCTIC.
From the Cork Examiner, March 2S.I

From the Cork Examiner, March 26.l
Nearly all the petty oricers who win compose
the crews or the Arctic exploration expedttionary
SHIPS have been entered at Portsmouth and
allowed TO go on leave OF absence until the
ships are commissioned. Like the officers, tine
seamen and MARINES are all volunteers. Only
men OF very good character and OF the very best
constitutions are taken. Inc medical examiha-
ton IL especially strict. the height - limited 10
between ave ieet six inches ana i've ieet nine
inches, and the age 10 between twenty-five and
thirty-One years. In consequence 81 this stan
dard many young, active men, and tail, powerful
ones, are disapl Onted IN their wish 10 JON.
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THE COURTS.
FTFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Hammer
ArrEAdpr TO MURDER AN OFFICER.

ATTEMPT TO MURDER AN OFFICER
Last Saturday night, at twelve O'Clock. Ethan
3. Curry, painter residing at No. l,le6 Second
avenue, called at the Nineteenth precinct station
house and asked for protection, being afraid TO go
home alone, as some persons were waiting to way
lay him. The Sergeant on duty sent Roundsman
Webb with him. When they arrived at Curry's
house they were met by Mrs. Curry, who spoke in
an angry tone TO her husband. He then refused to
go up stairs Ofl1cer webb demonstrated with him,
and, according TO the police report OF the matter,
Webb was stabbed the next moment twice In the
arm by Curry. RoundEman Norris, who hap
pened TO be passing at the time, saw
Webb stagRer out on the sidewalk and
tall. He gave chase TO curry to the root or the
house and captured him on the stairway. At
court Curry had nothing to say, and he was COM
mitted ior examination on complaint OF Rounds
man Norris WEBB being unable TO appear at
court. The knlle said to nave been used upon
WeDo-a formidable, one-baded affair-wa as found
by Norris OH the stairway.
ROBBED IN A HOTEL.
Mahlon j. Woodruff, temporarily stopping at
the Westminster Hltel. charged Charles Mclean
with burglariously entering his room and stealing
SASS worth OF jewelry therefrom on the night OF
the "a inst. Mclean halls rom Troy, and was
LOGGER at the hotel named on that night He was
IN the act OF leaving the hotel when his move
ments attracted the attention OF Charles Worden
the clerk, who arrested him after short chase
round the block. All the stolen property was
found upon him. He was held ior trial IN default
So 600 bail.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvAEA, April 3, I31a
SUGAR Nos 10 to u Dutch standard AZ Isl reals per
arrobe. Nos is 70 20, Dutch standard. Is "a reals
mOlasses sugar lOH II reals; muscovado sugar. In
eror 70 common " los reals TAR 70 good refining,
reals; grocery grades. lj4 1854 reals Stock In
warehouse al Havana and Matanyas $500 boxes and
OJ hhds Receipts 81 the 81 81 boxes aud %
hhas exported during the week ~ 00J boxes and 66U
Inns. including 500 boxes aud 5iD bids % The
tulfed states Molassef-ilaYcd and musc0vado.
per key. Butter superior Ainercanl
2f5 uuinfal. Goshen, SIS Quintal.
Flour. American so q &3l per bbl. Hams American
sugar curei 80 a So per qulntaL Lard. keys SO
Tallow, 49, - $40 per duinta Naval stores nrm alb
~ business tor want OF stock. Empty hog reads
sea ) ~. Lgmber nominal shocks quiet and weak ;
box, 81 reals SUGAR hogsneads. - 40 reals moas
Do, a. reals loops shaved. 80 $50 per N.
Ircghts quiet and steady; loading az Havana for the
United STATES per box Of sugar. 81 Is; per hid.
Of sugar, as ~ ~ per hid. Of molasses
IS Is 4 81 50; Falmouth and orders s. 81. per
ng az other ports the north Cupa the
United states, per box Of sugar ~ 51lS per MD Of
sugar g. 20 s.; per hid. 81 mOlasses s. Isl 70 Fall
mouth anu orders, 80 sss 81 rer ton. span.
t-h gold. Et 2iA American ~ a 20 Exchange
active the United stafes ~ davS currency. 20 ri
premiumi short sent - p premium ~ DAYS, gold.
H. III premium. snort sight do, 10 III; on
London, ~ a Aa. on Paris. ITO ia
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FINANCIAL
A PROFITS MADE ON STOCK PRIVILEGES
S25ls rs net pront
made investment OF only Slo6 % in call contract
on 100 shares OF Union Pacnc March we bought Calls

this stock at ~ per cent above the market price
which that aay was 407S making call price ll1. ON
March 70 the price Of the had advanced 10 es
when called for the stock from the seller OF the
privilege, paying for i s4ls 80 and Immediately sold 4
684. lhe price receiving for the lou shares
$6 SIS oeducting call SlU6 80 and our
mission (bl2 so the net profit TO customers was
4g5lS rs on every lu0 shares
The distance from the market price OF the stock at
which Stock Privilege Contracts now be purchased
ranges to per cent on Monday April 5, we
shall be prepared TO secure Puts Calls spreads the
following stocks AZ the distance named;-
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-For iuture delivery bass low mddline the have
been Internationally after two O'Clock r. NJ
April. 100 % l931c.. . . at l61lac. Nav, GO at
NJ l. &C. june luO lssc, LyJl II II Is Sc July
al II III SIC November sU At ~ sl6c december 10 al
I6 II &c A. 10 9iGc January 10 l6'c. Total
$50 bales Yesterday closing prices April Is 23gc
NAV, lTc q ~ lie June, 4lgc " Isle. Juiy,
TEMPER 1870. a u 1889. October, l6a4c 10 sc
gvemDer is she a i69lec. December, Is l6c. a
IL ~ skc January 16tsc I6c. Market irn. today
~ 10 one 8 clock T. ~ April So al is ilUc., 80 al
III q -s2c ~ III 6A.c notice next weeN IUJ short
notice stl - gIse lou al 10 n Sc. notice
al il al6c., ~ n To- May ~ At u Sc 900
II II6c.. ADJ Al n 352c. June. ~ a. ~ 7.l6o.,
~ sec. 40 At IL 7.l6c'. 80 At II $50
it1l Al liz 7lec 100 at II 534o. ~ II 7l6c july l1
III ildc IL y Sc 90 az II p nc. August at
n n SIC september ~ At II loo. - at II 5Szc. lOD
A. IL Else October 100 al A. .52c, 30 at " ~ l8c
81 G use Move nbcr. ~ AZ - ~ Sc. Total II LOO
bnipS Grand total. z. ~ haeS Tie receipts at the
p0rs were as ioors Galveston, o9l bales; New or.
leans Mobile. 81. savannah 13, Charleston. $40.
Wilmington. ~, NORFOLK So; Baltimore go New YORK
$40. Boston, 56i. rh dclphia, ~ Total 1870 bales.
Thts gay last week t.22I his day last wear. Tfsi.
~ steam. 10 - Hamburg by steam. &c. TO Bremen.
~ s4eArs ssc bv sac., compressed. To Liverpool
g.lld. a 40. by cam. ~ sail. $3.50.
FiouR aNn 6ukfH.--Eereipts-tou 9,233 hbls wheat
a. 90 bushels corn 5000 corn meal tif bags oats
sOY bushels. barley I6.5Md0 Ana Tor tue week eni.
ing this date fi0ur s. W. hbs wheat 2f3 20 bushels.
corn ~ siz 10 mes. Lia0 bbls and 4s2l bags;
oats 6ns ~ bushels barley. o4bDJ Do rye, 81
nour market quiet but steady. with the dealings
reported u $50 spls Corn meal arm. witn %
t.fia ms.lN ~ mote
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

RKMsES-MALLoRY.-Un Saturday, the I'd inst,
at the residence oil the 0rldes parents, By the
Rev. A. IL Partridge, Professor IRA REMsEN, OF
Williams College, Mass ana BESSIE H., eldest
daughter OF William IL. Mallory.
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At these rates have contracted with responsible
canltasts and large holders the stock for Privileges
on 5000 shares Of each which number win probably be
sold on Monday and Tuesday, the de mand for Prvi-
leges on the entire list Il enormous Parties desiring to
purchase Privileges at the above should apply Inn
Immediately. as the distance market will probably
l. W. HAMILTON co.,
STOCK BROKERS.
BROAD STREET YORK
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A UuUST BELMONT 4 CO..
n Bankers 10 and p Nassau street.
issue travellers credits available in all parts Of the
world. through the
Messrs De Rothschd
and their correspondents
Also commercial credits and teegraphic transfers OF
money on California europe and Havana.
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THE AUTHORITIES MAINLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
THEIR DrsoRACEFUL coNDrTToN-How TO
CORRECT IT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-30

10 I7T-TTTW
Under the heading of a " Psychological
Riddle" the NeUr Ficir Press reports u most
shocking case of juvenile 0crrayity or insanity
as having hpprened In the district r. DobCta
berg. near tho village - irighs little Toy OF
twclVr years old was playing In a field with two
little girls whom one Of tue latter named Antonio
Durnedcr lay down aud went 10 sleep. The
boy, whose name was Johann Irli-l, went M to
the chtid and contaminated her for some time.
lie then carefully collected the best material at
hand for a large bonfire. arranged these over the
body nf the sleeper and set nrc TO the structure.
Tho flames immeuia,ely rose high above tho
unfortunate child, and wneu the other little girl
saw the awful sight. she screamed to tho young
murderer TO nut out the IRE. Hut Johann took
pleasure in the spectacle, and replied " No.
let Antonio burn she Will 90 To the angels.
The wind soon scattered the ashes OF the burnt
child. ana her desplirlng parents found nothing
remaining Of her hut some calcincd bones. he
buy is charged with the crime before tho Ola
trict Court Of Dobersberg.
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EtaI Estate.
for Sal, sno TO xu.

cSor SaI, sno 10 xn. 800
BASFNINT storc to let. ~. e a'uam e. p%
n Tost once Mr.. SMITH, 2Ue william g. ft'''
fort llOuae.
NFFICES 70 LET in second s,ory no lal' 40
front anu rear, well light 81 and st'a NeA "a
ply at sun Publication ice NassN ant Fffl ,l---.
STORE 10 LET IN 2Jd st.. n,ar3 Az, ,aIy5d d
- tailor biTOer or candy shop gOOl local. ~ hs0n
good order. Apply To RISCO, 23s Hat -ii slr o'"
10 A. IA. or from to T. NJ
FUNO LET-At $40 West 43l st. moore ~ N'
IL rooms, IN nne order, rent f22 Apply TO-. a.
}. STEWART co. 10 ""s
V,0 LET A house. barn. AMI acres %, ~ jas
Il BellevUe, N, j. For particulars lnlWV
SLOTf, opposite.
rINO LET-Thc 2story house, large ROOM ", rb IA
Il or TAO families rent 90 moAen' d. 80
near Az ID.
TINO IEP-store, D,ck room, cellar a 'A' ~ Oer
4 at 10 Morton ST. store nItaros inciuleu ~ ~
mouth
TINO LET omnodloui apartments Tor flnils
Il 2i0 Mulberry 4 between Piihce ana sum-
OHo ORR AV.-5econd noOr. tlonsi wv
zoo SDlsHdId Vrderi reduced from ~ " 'i'