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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-09
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BEST and CHEAPEST!
OUR
ANDERSON PATENT
STEAM BOILER
AND KIPP'S NEW ENGINE
ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD
Gannotcolapse or explode. Areself-feedinpfr
water TANK. No Force Pump Is used, thus SAVING
Ine 54 r,ellg engine from Pumping AGAINST HIGH
I rltESsOhh, or driving water Into Boiler when nv
cafeessness the water has been allowed 70 get lSv
OF enpTely out OF Boiler No hues to get Warned
or twisted ont of shape. ~ NiPeu
ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD
TAsTTA1ONTALs,

OaDEEsBURG. N. Y, Feb. 21, 1s74
Messrs. WHITMAN q BuRRELL, Little Falls. II. Y.
Your favor OF the 10th inst is at hand. sat
pressure, and sawed half cord OF wood twice
In two {boech and maple) in 11A minutes. I then
sawed ~ cords of wood twice IN two In 10 minutes
can saw Z cords of wood twice in two IN one
hour with the No. boiler.
had platform made for the boiler and engine
and placed them on pair Of bob sleighs qoina,
around saving wood. had the agent OF WiIfiams5
Cleaner bring thresher and cleaner and ran
through 80 bushels of oats The agent thinks I
can run II Cleaner with the boiler and enPine
ran the boiler under pressure OF 90 lbs and X
airly made the cleaner howl. A No. boiler and a
81 II. =. engine Is plenty heavy enough to run a
saw a II, thresher and cleaner.
Theboiler by putting the exhaust nine In the
smoke stack and using soft COAL will make steam
enough for q 8 H. p. engine, as had the damner
shut half the time, and the door open and then
II would make more steam than wanted iTba
harder the work the more steam II makes.
Yours truly, r. ID. BFTIINcrp
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-09
Resident Of Fremont Since 1910.
REFERENCES:-Bank Of Fremont and First
National Bank of Fremont, Ohio. I,,T : 90

REFERENCEs:- of Fremont and First
National Bank of Fremont Ohio. ltF r3-T
The future of our city never locked more fatter-
1Eg than at present The Fremont Harvester Com
pany, for the manufacture of the celebrated Hub
bard Mowers and Reapers, has commenced work
and expect TO put 500 machines on the market in
time to cut the coming harvest Other new busl-
ness Is opening. Business blocks arc going up
Many dwellings are to be put up IS soon as the
season will admit. AT my Agency you win find O
large amount of li
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Notary Public. 81
FIRE and Life Insurance, By Ten Of the First.
class Companies Of the country.
Ocean Steamer Tickets, by several Lines
Id1es Paid in Sdndnsky County.
6eGt Estate 'So'd-BUtIdings Rented, and Rent
Intelligence GiUeH by Letter.
~ Persons at a distance desiring any informa.
ion from this point can address Communication
to this Agency. II the subject does not feaulEe
much time and attention, a few postage stampt
enclosed will be Q sufficient remuneration. Whert
more time and labor are required, reasonable com
pensation will be charged.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-09
FOR RENT

Splendid suit Photograph rooms.
Ofhce, second-story, Front 81.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-09

In Vienna it is unlawful for an actor
or actress to make any sign or recogni-
lion Of applause. Lueca on recent oc-
oasion forgot this little fact, and was re-
minded Of il by fine OF fifty forms.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-21
THE MONEYl.ESS MAN.
BY HssRf srASToN.


Is ,b ere 10 place on the face Of the earth
Where charity dw h. where virtue has britt
Where bos.ns in kic dness and mercy win heavr.
And the poor and the wretched shall AJAX and re-
Ia there 10 place Oh earth where knock fl ON the
Will bring kind angel to open the door1
All! search the wide world wherever you can,
There is no open door for the moneyles man.
Go look in the hall where the chandelier light
Drives 81 with it's splerdOr the darkLess of night;
Where the rich hanging velvet, IN shadoDy fold
Sweeps gracefully down, With its trimming OF
And mirrors Of silver take mp and renew
In lops lighted vistas the 'wiidering view;
Go there in your patches and fiad " You can
A welcoming smile for the mOneyiess man
Go look in your church of the cloud'reachins
Which gives back TO the sun his same look of fire;
Where tho arches AID columns are gorgeous
And the walls reem rs pure as a. soul without sic;
Go down the long aisle-s.e the rich and the
In the pomp AZ the pride of their worldly estate;
Walk down IN your patches, aud End If you can.
Who opens q pew for moneYlsss man.
Go look to your judges in dark flowing gown,
with The Scales whr in law weghsth quietly
Where he i,owns ell the weak and smiles on the
strong,
And pun shea right while he iustities wong:
Wheie jurors their hrs on the b. Bile have laid.
To render verdict they've already mad;
Go II ere In the courtroom. and find II you can,
Any law ter the Gaze OF moneyiess man.
Go look ~ tlle banks, where NammOn has told
His hundreds and Thousands Of siiver and gold;
Where safe from tho hands Of the starving and
poor.
Lies pile upon Pile Of the glhterng ore;
Walk up to the cOunter-ah, there you may stay.
TIL your limbs have grown old and your hair turns
grav,
And you'll find at the bank not one OF the clan
With money to leld to . moneyless man.
Then go to yonr hOve'-no raven has fed
The wife whs has suffered SO long for her bread
Kneel down by her pallet and kiss the death frost
From the lips Of he angel your poverty Lost
Then turn In your agony upward to God,
And bless while ~ sntes yOu the Christening rod !;
And you'll find AT the end of your lifes little spaD
There's q welcome above for the moneyless man.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-21

mrs. JOAQUIN Miller has tried her husband
IN me crucible Of common sense, and linda
MN to be . poetical humbug, who sighs and
rnymes sbout imaginary female and sts ryea
his own wife. w"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-21


meer's Stream" but if he thought of these
things, and so treasured them III his heart,
he had the sense not to sayso.
''You are drawing those nastur,iums all
false. Miss Edith; you must put that bud
into better perspective" said he.
mo, am not; it is you who have no eye,
Mr.. Addison" said Edith; "why, you
thought Beppo" 1.-THE biggest dog) twas out
Of drawing, and Mrs. Traynor says he ia
very good-that am quite a Landseer in
my way"
MRS. Traynor is prtjudicsd woman.
Now zee me draw a nasturtlum."
So Henry drew dreadful nasturtium
with his still stiff arm, and hid away his
dreams under hearty laugh.
Beppo and Ssppho 1.-THE two dear, black
Newfoundland dogs) had been drawn and
painted by Edith in every possible attitude.
She had iust finished picture of them to
take to Washington with her, for papa had
declared that their hitherto unblemished
integrity should not be exposed to the air
of Washington, which, even twenty years
ego, was supposed to be insidious in its
effects On the moral constitution. So Beppo
and SapphO were to De left at home The
Leucadian p0etesa and the Byrobic hero
were TO guard. in their absence, the lovely
solitude which Edith, their Una, left behind
her.
The family all enjoyed Washington in
their different ways. To Edith it was
first winter Of balls and parties and dear
delights. She had just had an eighteenth
birthday, and was a robust dancer. To
Mrs. Briefly it was Charming succession
of dinners, where ler next door neighbour
might be MIR. Webster, or Mr.. Clay, or Mr.
Badger, of North Carolina, one of the most
accomplished takers who ever come to
Washington, or Lord Napier, or Sir Henry
Bulwer. tor our story floats in delightful
ether of cloudy chronology, known only
20 romance writer's, and intends to battle
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-04
Greatest Event OF the sgP--thc Old EClia
bic Hannibal d 1t. joseph x. r.
AlwaIS ahead.

Ircn an3 Sf1cr Arril ih thi- company viii rua two
'>lI~ss trains daily. each way, and arlangrn n'r
hl,r been made bctwr, this line and the Iolclp Wa
hash Western Railway, whereby through main "a
ic kuoVE the haaYs Ci'y ant Nc.c yp,t IN sss,
composed az Baggage cars da. coaches aud Pullman
Palace sleeping cars, i 20 be from Kansas Cty
80 Toledo 10 ;. yia quincy Jacksonville. Springfield.
p.calur, Tolono. Lafayette, Loganspur and r.;
Wayne 1rtioat cir4go Alsp attached 10 This train /,
through dsy coach and Pullman Palace Spepas car
through "a Chicago ia Chicago. Burlington Quincv
J.. * Inc $c,y fosa express VIA Quincy. makes The
time from Kansas CITY TO New YprN in Ffty .5ur, nh
adrantagc &c the travelling public before orrci
or attempted by any any other lane. Arriving ia la
.liarapolis. Cincinnati, Toledo, Cleveland, RuIila.
HfsSra l&lls, Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
New York, Nson ana other eastern cities from three
aHd hall 10 wflve hoaSs IN advance at al other iscs
Ihr ugh iiCAts and fall information CA "a, o6ta
al az all sIccs bf the Kansas Pacific IAiroal Bsc-
gass checked ID destination. For fartRcr inform Axiom
consult time taiprs, address pcnrid ,iea PAS
ougcr Agent, Hannibal Mo. or - clayton, West
GA Passenger "A ui, LcaycnwJrth. Kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-04
an EnicrprlSIng Railroad.

1'b ATILNIIoN oF THOSE cont nii lali'S uiP "a
ia Eas Is called to iie New Fast Train VA the Wa
HhSu LINE. called the Kansas Gus and NV York Fast
Line, now running through from ia" Mss or River
81 NV lCrk IN III, unlr,c,d, nied tim Of 70 hours.
1hi. tram i, caiapo6ce Of Palace Day Cars and New
i'0lman Sl,cpsrs, equipped with The Aut .ma'c NiI
ir-kc and Millrr's Cuuplcrg. ana reach .lndanapo-
IL. Cincinnati, Tol'do. Bu0a" piitsburr, Philadel-
Jh!0. New York and iston, train in advance OF
any other line lea, ing Al the time.
mis- train icsye> Kansas Ciy Atcnison and 81. 10
s-ph every afternoon on arrival al trains from the
West. Ia addition to his, two other fast trans ar
Ma i.e WABASH laaknG three daily trains 10 the
Atlantic scai2ard. The siSsniake thn WABASH oacrs
vil he Appreciated bl TIE ira, rl.Rg ;,Hbl,c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-04
ON TOP.
And what Is the best OF il very ,;keiy TO star
right there.
scFno points OF INTEREST concerning
rhe doin8s this, that and the
other.

lion the reports IN ihc hansa. C,iy papers il would
W pear THAI the fast freight service Of the ~; Lass
y s">a- Cay Northern road j. tss biggest Kind al
8" Gees, and the rival line 10 =; Louis eR 20 tar ont
IN The cold as 10 almost excite pity Hardly ,ls,
a'sc@ that from two three extra freight trains do
no. h"e 10 he made ~, Tie average stock ssimeutS
a'"ac reu'Se Ia" trAas cay ~ ;ks ygsy tae -
cora oi TIE shnm-n's the past sixty dave from TIE
kansas Cats STOCK larls, Is OF decidedly .u.,-,,
I've character. sad TIE points Ala bca. general ,s =
"a these columns tspcars t.iat from tIe ,-tb of In
~ - IL, iSh Of Cc;okr the total nun,L~r a r,,l
'1'ilTd nom Tie yards -. So the Easirra Ens
'4Auis DE IA IN proportion - lsolow. Rariingto.
to''i", @al3 Missouri PaciGc. 81 uinibal A -
Joseph -hisG, all he 81 louis Kansas Cir, 4
N"r'hora 1858 little calculation shows IN, ~
81 'he Assoars Pacific. Burllagga Rauie and u,nai
ia' a - JosrIh 20 be u 81 which is iss i,y s,-
ran tiSt ct the - Louis Kansas CIV \ Nor,b.,n
atone More tssu this, Tie lai;er .a totaI of Z,
- u Jast 40 IN excess Of half OF ali Skinned "A c,r ~,
A,el' Of striking significance
i"i' much 81 tsse regarding tn one class Of .,,.,
gers. ho'G- good with all other classes. and fbq >
'"H's' Kansas city northern willc,rta ulv enter nm
'' ~ = fHf 81. -. r. =
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-04
tl,Izcm Of sa!laa ana Vicinity, .ncn'Ion

The Kansas Pacific Ia la,y, ;hc O. Kansas Pioneer
IL, is fnpksy extraordinary exor!ons 10 AID ih"n--
ra- 10 our population this season II extends rs goa
~. we'll Know from hanta. Cry and I"aNenN1rh I"
~ az Lenfr- La Aumgs, Denver. inu dor ,aad hey
,-go. Ihosr points being tn tctniA' 81 the rn in
.,na branches. II reach al nAHUint lh7crs M NAN
-. Colorado and N,,v Mexico pAes-- through all oar
principal cities aad opens ~ 10 Settlers a our fertile
valley Its agents are cOUstAIilN ~ r" Ia * ~
~.-y6a of tr CnoI anl talking 10 the P'ppi ant
'!driDatng toas OF printed IA liter, illustrating ana
d->-,rbtay our Stale. oar prpPir can 1id IA lhit
.oaa work by writing To- their friends Who wjNh io
take trip ia- plea h t a arg III "a 1" N,it
Ia. great { dorado RS llt5 lpu can as" b'nt h
Ai.urs of ~ lsc Suur tds AID ac4uiilianctS IN
" eat of The Missouri RIVE an waD.4 Nl th'"h
Chi be induced u rrfpby- 10 ht'-As u NJ heiin
az Kansas CITY, sni hr VIII seat t"cni hi6t,'t matter
AVE his a-cnts cali uvm La ihiS Wa thDGs-
Huls IN ignorance Mi obtall knt"'~t-r al 'uf NJ
,lniiy. Mr.. q :. Iyf-ri Is otnrrE Hup'I-, ahd VI.
Beverley Il. krim Is General Passenger Agent win Of
~ hansnr
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CHucCu DIRECTORY

rursnYrgRlhS-w 4 SimpkIns, Pastor. Preach
ing each sabbath at II 4. NJ. sna T.. NJ. Sabbath
school, s3)P. ". Prayer Meetings Wednesday eve
Rugs.
M.ruoo,sr EFlscoPAL--Rev. Z. =. liill Pastor,
Preaching every SabbaJh, at l0:iO a. Al, Hil ..
O'clock f. NJ sabbath scho /, each IA 5baih, Al
"a. Ii. Prayer Needing, "Wednesday evening"
Er,seop,r-Rcv. Thns. H. Dooley Rector. Preaching
every sabbath morning ana evening"
T-.o,tc-R Z John Fogarty, Pastor Services on
The ac snd sabbath Of each month at the JaE i'ou7e
rsrr,sr-gey A. IL Willard. Pastor. Preaching on
,ash Stsiah M prning and evening" oabb IN scho d
40 A NJ Prayer IN citing Wednesday c'ehine
Lnn,sTiAx CuurcR-Prcaching in the baptist chucl
"a thc ID and 9Th Lprps day OF eacA noh'h' ~
Elder 4. ID. 3oaHip.
4. -,,eu r, rTrpAx-C Young, P-sfor. Preaching
-, ,he ,lr.t and third Sundays OF each m 'hi' a. Il
a',iocI, A Il second and oeita sundays Ii Ne"
Cambria
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-04

. Gems saved Oh a dollar. The second arri-
val 81 . large STOCK al dry goods and clothing,
at HE New York Store is of great interest 10
everybody. We are selling goods cheaper than
any other house in the CITY: because we are
porfers for cash This is the reason why we
can nnderscll our neighbours Our large and
well assorted stock i, complete in everything.
and unsurpassed ia the city. W- wish TO en-
large our business 80 we Az share OF your
trade. The more goods We sell the smaller
our profits. will he. Small profits and quick
!, aeS is n,r motto. Al.d it IS for your interest
10 give u> call.
Respectfully.
LITowICH & UiTlMANN.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

.ru6Sc OIL me District Court. IL PRESCOTT
ScnatoT-NoLoMoN STEPHENS
Ec,)resentatlve-G. {. Locaw poo
County Commissioncrs-W II. sen IL ch3iIrai'
$ n PALMER and il. :. CHAMPidS
County Cierk-DAvID iiEETE
County Treasurer-L. l.. tauLh@ER
sheriff.. J. GOISG.
Register Of Dceds-S. T. LRIss.
Coroner. X. LrLL, JR
Goputy Attorney-jOEN r. -rER.
HurvrYar--L. %. HISd'.
Superintendent of Pabic insiTasiian--D l. ID -E-
..rk OF the District CoUrt-N. PETCRso%
rrcbaie Juagc-IE. :. CuNNISGfi\d
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Na-or-R. n. BIsHor. -
wv BERG \ ". WIcKHAN. /. }. SolSG
Police Judge--N. (. CARaOI.L
t-lerk-FREp IA. NILDaAS.
1rcasurcr--J Is. BLoDCErT.
MArlhil-L. NJ. Ferns.
Gi.y Attornev-JpaN osrEE.
,nicf sf Fire bppartmcmt- l.. CARVER.
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= sTsci 4- 70 }n+ IlDrnFa = SFrre ~ fhe n
issiar. tir a.ier.8znel wi Fsslre -rgl. e s syr Fac
lurf'l4" - gay 81 fte nas3ia sui+ rr.s q. t.s
Seosha Esger. along fhr 5t-Fn 81 ri ~ tate
kt7-s. ~ulsrarrI tsfu "a hst - generally ta3Hn 30
ihe ''tHErpEEs ~rRfT %
iArsr iast- asc "gsr- for -ale in c9oglia1ce y -
the Fr1 iripas 81 aH @s o3 ta0xr~s srBtsi Ms -
IL { >tatHtss Lsys. toi ass pp . sal
ihey MI b sod - ise Ehfsi ttf4 f1F rssh. 30
qllHifef ned Ffrse.'4 en~ Asafir~i @fi sitfF rre-
s.-,. ~ s.. ~ ~. ~ e. ~ q
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-04

pjwers y U0oAn0N repIlI The IOIUNIt-.
whoat-Wiatcr, Cjall3 ,pcr bui Spring, 3J'59' pei
Ia.
ttis2 SISoncr In
rec COO - pr !u
y trl-y 9; per bg.
tSin lttallA 20
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-04
SALIVA WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

C.rrec,cd BY Il T Watson dealer in "Toc' '''s
Provisions ami Qacenswa:e, 9s santa Re a'ehue
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-04

Fruits Of all kinds A. Lays.
Fail bats bowers. &c at A T. Grier's.
Naice he uoa edvert.-inen, Of Henry Bal
ly Il Co.
The most excellent fresh oysters in the
City at Lays.
Mr.. l.. NJ Steele, of Minneapolis. has decid-
ell to make hi, home in SaIina. ---~~--~~
one legged soldier with a hand organ
cheered on the voters election day. - x
Just received new stock of men - under
wear. at argent & Williams.
Mr.. G. Nickli--on, of Jackson. Michigan. is
visiting wifi MS relative. Mr.. Ii. F. WOolleyf
For your boots and shoes go 70 AN. Camp
bell x Cos
Ladies shoulder braces, 1T Sargent q Will
/ lia.n,
Those oysters at Lays are the best ever
brought 70 .his market You can get them at
any tme-day or night.
Nm new ncw LOT Of clothing rcceivad
ihi- Nerk ar 4 " Camphel & COS.
Mr.. 4. ". Wickham returned from Ohio
last saturday night. lie is happy to b. at
home again. ~
wEED.
Holiday good,-Sana Claus headlnarters-
at a 7 Grirr,.
About - 900 tickets were printed for the
election OF course only a small portion OF
them were voted.
Sargent & Williams Are constantly receiving
new goods
Mr.. r. See desires us TO state that his name
was used a. a candidate for township trustee
Nj lonl his authority or consent.
The cheapest and best goods at the broken
down - ne Palace"
Lay will furnish oyters to parties and to fcS-
tival-, OF much better quality and at cheaper
prices than can be purchased elsewhere in the
city.
Goand purchase one Of those cheap, warm
suits. ut the broken down stone Palace''
Mr.. H. o. Bah, of Sioux City. Iowa. recent
ly arrived here with $50 sheep. which he has
sold to Mr. Frank Robb Mr.. Ball intends
settling here in The spring. aud will engage in
SIC raising. ~-- X
Clothing for the million, AZ lie broken
down stone Pdlacc.'
Ladies' woclcn nuhias, le.gins, underwear.
shawl, AMI gloves, just received new, AT 5Lr-
gent 4 " iliano
Miss Frederick Henry. iiughtrr of Prof.
Joseph Henry. died last Sa-t saturday, Oct.
81. at ,h. age OF - years.> She was very
y
iclg
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-04
KANSAS CENTRAL LAND AGENCY.
KANSAS CENTRAL LAND AGENCY.
John w. BerkS,
GENERAL LAND AGENT,
Salina, Kansas,


\ the Lands of the Kansas Pacific Railway Company;
Ali The Lands Of the National Land Company;
All tie State Normal School Lands;
All the King Bridge Company Lands;
All the Amos Lawrence Lands;
All the Scotch Colony Lands,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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Ss,B7 Ns,tfa' - is
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TIME TABLE-K. p. 2. r.

TRAINS GOING EAST.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

wBDNESDAl. FKB. "a.
Mails Rurore Liverpool the steamship
Psrhs close No suppm Mail. Steamship As
Al 7:3O = iroloC Cunsr1 DOcE jersey Civ
THURSDAY. Z0
Mails et Cherbog Hamburg nv steamship
Psla Mail closed aithe Post
Onoe at l5 Steamship Al iron fess OF Third.
hoboten.
Mails for Hsy only steamship Andes close Al 10
steamsnip sails al .. IN from Per 81, North RIVER
Indies steamship CITY Of New
Supplementary Mail ia closed at the Potohee at
2:4O D. 6tesnship sails Al u from Pier No. s, NJ Il
FRIDAY. fkB 26
Newfoundland tue Ne"forE Posomc everr day
s so D. n. nv, n. -
AMs.i 0r HALIFAX n ST. closed 6tSewY0rf P0sotos ever
hJn6pG , a.,
Mails for Burcpe Queen0wn E liverpool the steamship
lfrS;c suppez51iarv Mail closed at The
Post Ofce st 10 from Pier No.
81. hortn River. -. v,.,.,,..A
msils close Supplementary mail closed s' NE FosI
l:l5 p Steamship ssm ~ D. H. ITO" isi WV W
Tbird-st. HebOken. n -
Mas ioi Rev CITY Of Austin eose a. m
Steamship sail J o m, fromP No. 20. bfst hiver
sUhDAi FEB D.
All A, all, close stlt ecleck n The tost0nee hon
70
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
Projected BUILDINGS.


E. hudnr, propcse for erection
department Of Budngs oans hs week Gliding ssiaesy
Tb.rty- st. novh 400 feet Of Teaave, bncA
feunder,, one story, 76I45 For Walser owners ~ 80
No 90 bnet store and tenement one so 70 Zsoz
pOn No ss bneh and tenement Eve 'sohes 2tIsc
Avenue A. No. 2e sbneh and tenement Ave oes Il loI
GO p II. Bsumert, owner. ,.
French ea FIVE 25I76 Central PIK Savings us
BiIaSsht No. % and 25, bneh srtelass rOne'
rs;sye cepe. 6f fbrtT tsst birch
tenement, iouI stones - SI60 n. Burcbel, owner. .
Frstsve side 24S feet south Of Thryarts three BRICK
,es and tenements stories "A oI6O Burehe owner
north d 70 feet west OF Inave Dneh hore
And French Eat, ave stories, 26r6s d. Gnrnu owner
Broome-st south side 55 Of CoumbA ihre htk
each Eve stores 24SIob hert Foi Co. ovnes
Broome aide 1913 feet east Of 0ounbst bnet 'ssrs
and tenement 24I4s, Herep Foa Co.
BrOOmest scah sSs No. n25 bss store and 'e'smenh ave
Broeme-st south she % l27 brick stores at
tenemen each Eve 25r63 hhse sehsniell owner
FfysiI,hsi north size 27b EnthAv two bnei
north side ee275 ieet west Of Frstsve two erk ~
A north sde 325 Zee. vest Of fintsv
and nements each Eve stones 25Ib2 Krehner Okei owners
Ptv-sevenihst south tde 100 feet wes, OF nIih oroNe
stone dwelling four stones l5IoOi Henry 'oteaH'ng
Rf1.evrth ,oub ude 1l5 feet Of sIhsve two ere,
sntcas dveiiHgs, each four stones SOioo hs'" 'VAt
Th,s.vmth-s sooh nd. 1855 feet vest Of siIhs,s brown
frst-cisss dwelling ioei "ore' ]oi'oi "eA' 'os
W.T. Thirty sev,ut No. 612 and Ga bnf stable two sorss
ovioo w. south aide lT5 feet Of 81
An.issys n T. building three stones, 25I4e Jehr
pnrtSs No. rs bi store and tenement Eve stories 2bI6o
J. b. wetersa. owner, n.,,,-, -. v.A a., g.
stones 50 SI47 81 Amos Woodruff, owner
252 north Of Hsbbdg Csremons frsm'
dveliag a stories, lbI24 hantth Z. HAllsn, owner
Garner Of vestry and bek bonded varebouss I've
stores sd.GsIe42i H. " hsyer' owner
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
BUILDING STATISTICS

For the vees ending saturday Ph 20 1873 from records Of ihs De
partneni Of Buildings Walter W. Adams Superintendent
The Buresn Of Meuu Chief sub
miied Tor the erection Of 81 budngs esmsted cost Of
&434 600 aud also for the alteration Of D buildings estimated
Of s2OuOO the total for erection Of buildings
for alterations buildings proposed
"A tenements hef trsclass arscass dwellings, and rtca
cal applications for me aud structures a. The
Bureau Of Unsafe Budngs aid Violation Andrew Owens Chief
ports 81 bnngs surveyed Of which 2 reported unsafe and IL
made safe unsae notices bs violations Of law reported IL
violations violation attorney, g. violation
notices served % The Bureau Of Pre- Escapes Ironwof
Chas X HYDE Chief % buildings requiring treeapo
additional OF and Of he and ~ buildings
having been provided with The
additional 81 feeclpe
sent to aiionev 299 buildings heretofore provided with ou
sae hreeapes reported hAvg undergone thorough rtnspee
ton TO the condition and availability Of such 259 Of
which the be good condition, ana 40
requiring painting 6ug repairs balconies l05 buildings
also having 03 reported
he condition 1913 buildings previously TequT
ng escapes other additional of reported
having been examined 27 which requirements found
have been complied 90 complied special
on With reference agusas Ventilation Of
Ere other accident so reported Of is heAe halls and places
OF Amusement Total number inspections and eeIamina
tom Of buildings reported on, s3a