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National Republican., 1877-10-11
The Police Precincts,

The changes in the bounds of the police pre-
cincts prescribed in the new police manual went
into Cfe I yesterday. The changes principally af.
feet the Fnh precinct U.eut Austn) and Seventh
precinct Lieut. Kcllyl The Firh precinct which
lies In the centre Of the city embracing the prlnci.
pal bus mess portion of the city has been enlarged
slice has been cut of the Seventh precinct on
the west. aud added to the Finh, and 1t has re.
ceirel an additional tract of almost uninhabtable
territory at Its eastern end taken from the Eighth
or navy yard precinct The number OF men In the
Seventh precinct has been reduced by four and
the number In the Filh precinct has been
by four.
The old Fifth precinct was bounded by the old
canal on the south and seventh street on the east
Now II includes the Agricultural and Smithsonian
grounds and F0ur.and a-half and Fifth streets
from its eastern boundary.
The Seventh precinct which formerly extended
10 Seventh street on the west. Is now bounded on
that side by Four and half and Finh streets II
has received as an addition n triangular piece cut
out Of the Eighth prcc:nct and bounded by Mary.
land avenue d and Fifteenth streets northeast
The effect Of the change Is 10 increase the respons.
bility Of the charge OF the Finh precinct which
now embraces In It's limits all Of the principal
business houses, theatres and hotels, except The
Arlington, while the duties OF the officers Of the
seventh precinct are lightened. BY the change
the officers OF the Fith precinct have forty eight
additional drinking saloons tn look aftcr.
National Republican., 1877-10-11
The Analostan's Fall Regatta.

The fall regatta Of the AnalOstan Boat Club
will be held on Saturday, beginning at four
o'clock. The regattas and entertainments given
by the AHROstan club have always been most en-.
ioyGblc and eagerly anticipated. and Il IL not
likely that this one will fall behind Its predrC, SsDrs
~ this respect " the members of the club are
doing all IN their power 10 insure pleasant time
The Invitations for the regatta on Saturday have
already bccn' issued. 1husc who have received
Them may he eneivd for the Invitations admit The
hOldcrs 70 the privileges Of the fine club, house
from which the race cuurse can DC viewed There
will be four rHcos un Saturday.
The first race will he between two fnurOorcd
shell Crcwt for the Presidents CHALLENGE medal
Towch for In 1870 The crews will he Cnmmhcii
stroke; Marshall, 3, Pnirn .; Whiting huw-COlrrs
white, Pnge stroke; Robertson, o. Muuntur 2;
Postal, bnw-CoorS blue
The second racc Will be between four Dared
shell and six -nared gig, with the following crews,
W 4. McKcnney, stroke douglas :. Moshcr, >;
Eyman bow. Roach stroke Maddox. &; e q
Page, 4; Simmons, o. Stansbury, 3 II. C. McKcn-
ney, bow,
This Is to be followed byR race between two
douhlowVfkng boats, with the following crews
Robertson aud Page-colOrs white. Postal and
Marshall-COiors white.
To conclude with an Interesting race between
the time honored, cight.oared barge Falcon and
the new ten-Oarcd barge AnslOstan. The barge
Saco was the most interesting feature OF the spring
tegsttai
National Republican., 1877-10-11

mud and sand no a. TO form regular sand bank at
the locks leading Into Rock creek. No boat can
get through, consequently the boats have 10 make
mel.
a woman In an intoxicated condition was
tound wandering about In the drcnching rain last
night with little girl about eight years old, and
hten into the Seventh precinct station. The little
glIl was thinly clad, and i took several hours 10
get her thorourhly dry. When the mother became
sober she was allowed 10 60 home with the girl
The burning of n small frame shop
owned by the Washington Gas Light Company
corner Of street and New Hampshire avenue
northwest caused an alarm from box $40, about FIVE
o'clock yesterday morning. The building was en-.
tirely burned, the loss being 5000. The only way
that the fire can be accounted for Is that the build
ing was set on fire.
The o. d. r. c. Is the name Of o thriving
literary society OF this city. It's composed young
men from fourteen to twenty years OF age, The
meetings are held every Saturday evening nt
the residence OF Mr.. Robson, 9l0 Twelfth street
The society organized with Mr.. W. A. Moroll Us
president; W. r. Omohundro vice president; A. s
Moisell, secretary, and W. u. Robson, treasurer
There Is considerable anxiety to know
who the little lawyer with big mustache Is that
annoys the reporters at the Criminal Court by en-
sconsing himself In their seats and sleeping through
the trials. He Is evidently not familiar with the
rules OF this bar as II Is not considered polite here
70 interrupt the court by snoring. The snorcs arc
ill.timed and often spoil the effect of carefully.
studied sentence uttered by some OF the counsel.
~
fob In ordcr anuat 10 q s,,tt a., tho
National Republican., 1877-10-11
Police Court,

Thomas Williams and Lucius Simms went
down for ninety days on the charge OF vagrancy
Isaac Alexander was charged by his nephew with
making threats; also, carrying concealed weapons:
poth cases were dismissed Charles GrnhRm pro.
family; s. or hnecn rnys Robert Dorsey, Ann
flood and George Thompson were each taxed s.
for the sAIne nffensc Susanna Harris loud and
boisternus s. or fifteen davs. Thomas Dorsey
same; ninety days Geo X. Baier was charged with
tccpng hs bar open on sunday, aud after n great
deal Of conflicting testimony he was fined s26: an
aprcai was nmted Thomas Myrtle forfeited S. for
profanity, Henry GOctZ charged with an
as'ant nn Mary O'Conner and during tho trial the
complaining witness tainted and scene Of great
excitement cnsucd. ard the case was continued for
few moments. Hugh Dnunelly assaulted NJ NJ
RohTer In his office on seventh street aud was
fned sal therefor Geo, Addison, larceny Of an
overcoat from WIN MrFaldrn was sent 10 IAil for
four months Geo. H"wcs; thrc"e, against lohn
RoS; released on personal recOgnlZanCe Willie
Fields held Willie Price while another SchoOlnlnte
pegged htm IN the eye with n stone for which he
was fined s. The cases against VIM johnson.
Chas. Lee Dantel Dean aud John Recdcr. charged
with maintaining uuisanCes, wcrediSnissed Laura
Fowler, loud and boistcrous; S., Henry GOctl mid
80 fnr aSaulting Mary O'Cnnner. Thomas Caller
was re0ssed on bail, as the prosecuting witness,
X. II. Porter, failed to put In an appearance,
National Republican., 1877-10-11
The Brave Custer's Last Resting Place
TBy Associated Prcssl

By Associated Press
WEST POINT, N Y, Oct 10.-The funeral Of
General Custer to-day was attended by large corr
course Of people. The remains were conveyed
this morning from Poughkcepsie on the steam, 7
Mary Powell and deposited IN the chapel, where
they were left under guard. Services at the chapcl
commenced at 2:l5, and were conducted by the
Rev. John Forsyth, D. D.. post chaplain and con.
sisted only Of the reading OF portion Of the Eps.
copal burial services, with responses sung by choir
cadets The coffin was covered by the national
flag crnpe and profusion OF choice floral decora.
tlOns; Clusters hat and sword were also placed on
H.. General Clusters widow was present nj the sol.
vices. attended by Major General Schoheld; also f.
y. Custer fnther Of the hero Of Little Big Horn:
Mrs Net,ie \. Smith sister and Mrs. Lawrence
Bean, friends Lieut. Braden OF the 7th cavalry,
who fought under Custer aud has been several
times wounded, was also in attendance.
At the conclusion Of the brief services ut the
chapel, the line was formed and the procession vet
out for the cemetery In the following ORDER Major
ten. Thomas u. Neil with escort consisting Of n
detachment OF cavalry, commanded by Col Bean
mont; cadet battalion of artillery, Col Piper: West
Point band and cadet battalion OF infantry with
arms reversed and colors daped; u carriage with
vacant saddle and covered by blanket: Brcvct
Major General J. u. Fry, lircvet Major General r.
y. Macy, Brcyet Brigader General J. Il. Riidcr,
General j. G.. Devlns Adiutant General Forsyth
Colonel stephen C. Lyfurd, Colonel Ludlow and
Colonel Mitchell, pail bearers: carriages contain
ing mourner and friends officers of the Military
Academy naval and army officers, the Ioyal
Legion, veteran organization Of New York com.
manded by General George II. sharre volunteer
ahd militia officers detachmoAts Of 2lsi regiment
Of society Of lst Connecticut volunteers and eli.
7ens The procession moved slowly - the ccmc.
terry, the band playing,a funeral march. At the
grave the balance OF the burial service was read
and the infantry fired salute Of three rounds The
grave Is near the cemetery entrance to the len OF
me gate, not h'r from Gcrcral Scotts sepulchrc.
The ceremonies were concluded and procession
dismissed at 4 D. M.
National Republican., 1877-10-11
Arlington Building Association,

The second annual meeting of this associa.
ton wis held last evening at the Board Of Trade
rooms, md the following officers were elected to
president james W Tyler vice president; Jnn Joy
Elson. secretary; II II Twomby, treasurer and
J. d. Free, Geo W. Harkness T n. Pcnirks David
Ritenhouse, Imnh W Kcr. Francis Miller r. "
Bradley T, g Middleton and 4. T. Langley, board
OF Director. The report Of the secretary shows
that the atars Of the association are In flourish.
Ing condition and the value Of each share Of stock
to hc s'60 M. The total receipts for the year were
E61l1TE balance In the the hands OF treasurer
G2s; the total assets arc $500. i6, and the totu
number of shares SOL
National Republican., 1877-10-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE visit 10 Dr. Hartley insures instant relief FOL
cstarrh. No erorbitant fees In advance. Resi-
dcnce removed to e3i New York avenue.
Leftod clothing, watches, pistols, &c, bought Al
Hcrzogs, pl6 street Orders attended 10.
All kinds Of trunks made 70 order repaired and
Market Space.
TnE finest New York butter In the city; also
choice virginia, Pennsylvania, and Western but
tor, at spicer's butter store southwest corner OF
Ninth and streets. Fine cheese at less than Bal
unore prices No imposslbilitcs advertised, but
yiuppd '' Ne ~ w"
National Republican., 1877-10-11
The Patent Once Roof.

When the workmen putting the fcltiny upon
the new roof Of the Patent Office building reached
about midway on the G.strcet wing yesterday they
came tn sudden halt, through the discovery that
they had no more material. Efforts to obtain Il in
the city were fTuitlcSs, and sufficient quantity
was ordered from the North. Red tape had failed
To correctly measure the black fclting, The car.
penters Ind completed the laying Of the pine
sheathing, and on these the Patent Oficc employees
spread the canvas used IN the rain Of Monday
night % guard against the rain OF last night For
tunately the rainfall was not heavy, and no dam.
age was done.
National Republican., 1877-10-11
Fall OyercoRts
In o. different styles.
EIsEMAS, Bros, corner Seventh and + Streets
Bread Winners League

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct l0.-Tho Bread Win
ners League held convention here to-day A
platform was adopted rcahirming the indianapolis
platform Of 1876 and that OF the Bread Winners
League Of May II, 1877, The following ticket was
nominated: For Secretary Of State, john J. JUNO,
Of Onondnga; for Comptroller, i, y, OcotE for At.
Treasurer julius Kern, Of New York city; for State
Engineer, liUrati0 Seymour, ir II Is understood
that tho Republicans will take Julius Kern for
Treasurer on their ticket, and the Bread Wlnncrs
Will take Grccnvl 10 Tremnine for Attorney General
on their ticket, thus periccting the combination
contemplated by the Republicans aud those op.
posed 10 THmmany Hall In New York.
National Republican., 1877-10-11
Annual Meeting-President Orton's Report
BY Associated Press


Annual Meeting-President Orton's Report.
tBy Associated Press.l
New York, Oct. 10.-At the annual meet
ing Of the Western Union Telegraph company to.
day President or,on submitted his report Of the
ended June 30. 1877. The bonded debt Of the com
pany at the close Of the year wns sG4is4iO; less
amount Of sinking fund and accrued interest
thereon, held by The Union Trust company, trus.
tees, ssloI40lTs; total bonded debt 60 $50 03s o.
The gross earnings for the year, from oil sources,
rental Of leased lines, t6672,22I0i. Net profits
SlI0,l267, There has been disbursed for fur
quarterly dividends, OF IL per cent each, s2O2s
6la5f for interest on bonds si5i,6s50s: for sink.
ing nind appropriations, sso,0oS.S. Total, sa,5G3
S9@ Surplus Of net revenue for the year after
paying dividends, interest on bonds and
which surplus there has been appropriated
for construction Of new lines. erection OF addi
tional wires, &c, s452,1lss5. for American Tee-
s36,Iso.5O; for Southern and Atlantic Telegraph
Companys stock purchased s20S74: for Pacific and
Atlantic Telegraph Company's stock purchased,
sl2liO and for sundry other telegraph companies
s32.GG balance, lasjlI The balance Of t2l ,9s5ii
has been carried Into the general income.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
ors: VIM. oHon, Wm. II. Vanderbilt, Edwin u.
Morgan Robert Lcnnox Kennedy Moses TAYLOR,
Augustussche Wilson q. Hunt j. PIerrepont Nor.
gan. Frank Work. Harrison DurkCc, Cornelius Van.
derbilt, James II. Banker Chester W. Chaplin,
Alonzo y. Cornell. Hamilton Mex. Twombly Geo
NJ Pullman, Norvin Green, WIN. X. Thorn, John n.
IuH, Cambridge Livingston, Darius o. Mills, Oliver
IL Palmer, Edward $. Sanford, Samuel A. Munsnn
David Jones, Joseph llarkcr Ansou Stager, Samuel
F. BargeE and Edwin d. Worcester.
National Republican., 1877-10-11
I,pst GhiIlreu

A small colored boy, about six years old,
named Albert Hollins, was picked up'two days ago
by oficer Middleton and carried to the First
precinct station.house. Up to a late hour last
night no one had called D. see about him.
Yesterday afternoon Officer SmOOt found little
boy, four ycnrs Of ago named Harry Hnglcr lost
and restored him to his parents who reside on u
tOl StFpgt ~
National Republican., 1877-10-11
ovERCoATs from S. to s65, at
KATZESsrEiH's $40 Seventh street.
Burgoyne's Surrender.

ScHuYLERvILLE, n. v, Oct. lO-Almost
every citizen Of the vicinity is laborIng to complete
the arrangements for the celebration Of the cen.
tenn!Gl Of the surrender Of Burg1yne, October H.
lI17 The several committees are lndefatignbe.
The foundations for the monument were lcvclcd
up tn the surface Of the ground last week and
everything Is about complete for the corner stone
Washington Commnndery Of Knights TemplRr Of
Saratoga Springs have had responses from neigh
escort OF the Grand Master of MasOns of the State
and the officers to ohiciate IN laying the cornQr-
in line in addition tn military Governors Rice, Of
Massachusetts, and Van Zirhl, of Rhode Island,
have given assurances that they will be present
National Republican., 1877-10-11
Democratic Serenade,

large number of our prominent Demo-
cratic citizens have rendered congratulatory serc-
made TO the Ohio Democratic delegation in Con-
gresS upon their victory Of last Tuesday. to take
place nj Willnrds hotel at 1887 O'Clock this even
Ing. The Marine baud has been engaged for the
occasion and will assemble NJ he corner Of Four.
and'a half street and Pennsylvania avenue at 10
o'clock, and proceed thence TO Willard's hotel
National Republican., 1877-10-11
Hase Hall.
Tho game between the Patriot and Eagle

The game between the Patriot and Eagle,
which was to have taken place yesterday afternoon,
has been indefinitely postponed, owing to the all
scnCc Of several of the Patriot players from the
city This afternoon the Creighton and National
play their last game on the Olympic grounds at
h30 o'clock, aud as both clubs are confident OF sue
cess this will be battle TO the death The game
which was arranged between the Creighton and
Georgetown College nine for to-day has been post
poncd until Tuesday next
National Republican., 1877-10-11
OUR s. chldren's suits are beauties" at
KATZENsTEiS'S $40 Seventh street
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
IBy Associated rress.l
BALTIMORE, Oct. 10.-The usual monthly
meeting Of the board Of directors of the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad Company, Mr.. John W. Garrett
presiding was held to-day at the companys of.
fccs Among other business transacted a diyl.
dcnd of three pcr cent. was declared on the main
stem stock. The five per cent. dividend declared
in April makes with this eight per cent for the
year 1871
Mr., Thomas r. Sharp resigned his position Ms
master Of characterization. which was accepted,
Mr.. Wm. NJ. Clements, long al efficient officer of
the company, by appointment OF the president in
August last assistant master Of wns
unanimously confirmed In that posltiOn by the
board Of directors. He also will he acting master
Of transportation until that position Is filled
Mr.. joshua a. Harvey was elected a stOckholdcr
director TO MI the vacancy created by the death Of
his father, Mr. James Harvey.
National Republican., 1877-10-11
Coon PANTS to order for 81 and 81. at
KATZENsTEI~'s, $40 Seventh street.

THE Harvard University boat club formally
received the challenge of Yale and COumbls on
Wednesday evening. but beyond deciding that the
Yale challenge meritcl consideration, nothing was
done concerning them. The treasurer reported
that his receipts last year were 81 Sg2 ST. and that
all OF this amount was expended. The club began
work last year, hhwcvGr with debt Of $500; This
year II only owes $500 at start,
National Republican., 1877-10-11
Well-kent Hotel.

The Metropolitan hotel, under the manage
ment Of r. b Coleman 4 Co, has become a first.
class house, and It IL most desirable place to stop
either for transient guests or families spending the
winter Rt the Capital. Every comfort IL provided
for the guests, and the rates reasonable MossTs
Coleman Co. are also managing the CRrrOton.
In Baltimore, which has earned the name of being
one of the best hotels IN the country. Persons hav
ing occasion to stop In Baltimore will be well cared
for IL they register ut the CaTrUllton.
National Republican., 1877-10-11
Tilting at IBcnning's,

A tournament and ball was given at Ben.
ning's yesterday to aid in the erection of a mission
church few miles from the city. The lists were
measured off In front Of the grand stand on Mr.
Hills race track. The riding was excellent and the
ones who turned out quito numerously to witness
the tourney. The following are the Knights that
tilted, with the number Of rings captured by each
National Republican., 1877-10-11

ouR $40 suits to order are ,ame a. elsewhere
at SIS 80 ''''"''''
EIsEMAS Bros. corner Seventh and Z streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-11

OvR slb suits arc good all wool goods, thoroughly
shrunk and III guaranteed or money refunded, Gt
kATzESSTEIS's $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-10-11
EXCURSIONS.

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS
The steamer ARROW, Captain Frank Holliuea
head, Is the only bont allowed to land pssseuxers II
Mount vernon Wharf Passengers taking thl,
steamer (Which Is connected with the Ladies' Mounl
Vernon Associaton) avoid riding In ambulance
Grounds. ~
Stenmer leaves Seventh-strect wharf DAILY (sup
day esc"ped) ut 10 n m. snd returns about y. IN.
J. Nell. HOLLINGSWORTH,
Snpt Ladies' Mount Vernon AssocIaiinn
FRANK HOLLIN0SHEAp. Atr. ArrnM. lY2.N
National Republican., 1877-10-11

YOUNG people, pay attention To your teeth Clean
them daily with 1hurstons Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
der, the best dentifrice known. II will preserve
toothachc. Much pain and trouble ia caused by
early neglect therefore take heed In time. Price,
25 and 50 cents per bottle
National Republican., 1877-10-11
FALL SUITS fer 81 and $40, at
KAr,ESSrEIss, $40 Seventh street.
CITY ITEMS.

WELLS ORIGINAL MACHINE .srRrAD STRENGTHEN.
ING PLksTERs.
The oldest and the best, All who have used
them attest their merit Sold by druggists Twonty,
twenty-five and thirty cents according to size
National Republican., 1877-10-11
NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.

The new, sale and commodious steamer MARY
MAsHiNdION is now carrying passengers to Mt
vernon ana furnishing carriages 10 transport them
TO the Mansion. BY ihs route persons avoid hot
Malk up long NIL The distance u one and u hall
miles not three. Leaves seventh rect wharf every
day tSnndsy eNccpet AZ IG0S M. and about
tide 10 and from the Mansion. Je22lF
National Republican., 1877-10-11

4 Gums suit nt $3.50
EisAAAN, BRos,, corner Seventh and Z streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AZ MAsoNIc.-THB MEMBERS OF EGRfKI
nod, rSa Az A hssesy s "S,ea
Bridee street, GeQrretown, Business Of Importance
Hour OF meeting, TiJ0 o'cock. -
National Republican., 1877-10-11
B U r T E R .

We desire 10 inform our friends and the public sen
Nos. tsI AND ~ NEAR SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF BSTkEEr WING. CENTRE MARKET.
ca morning IN the week, alsD SATURDAY even nRS
where we shall be pea.ed 10 supply III m with New
YORK Creamery Print, (which we c'Em is second Ia
nothing ~ the mark t. New York Ia ry Prnns,
NaniA and other ci olce grads OF Bultci. Ako E.gs
and New York Cream Cheese,
as-sign Oi the Golden Eagle.
og9Turhslmt Il. H. CURTIS & son,
National Republican., 1877-10-11
Fall Oyercoats
THE HERO or mo HORN.

In o different styles.
ElsEMAN BR0s., corner Seventh and streets
National Republican., 1877-10-11


The Knight OF Glen Allen was declared the
winner OF the first prize a handsome saddle. The
knight OF Glendale and the Brown Lance having
each taken seven rings, rode on for the second
prize, fine robe, and Glendale won, capturing two
rings, while Brown Lance took but one Of the
three. Brown Lance took the third prize, a bridle
and Some One tO-lOve, Springfield Ring In and
No Chance, having each secured six rings, rode of
for the fourth and last prize. which was u whip.
some One tolnvc took three rings and the whlp
Each OF the other three secured two rings Tall
mAdgc Lambert made very neat address to the
knights. In the evening ball took place at the
hotel on the race.track and the interesting ccrc.
mony of selecting and crOwnng the Queen OF
Love and Beauty was performed
The knight Of Glen Allen having been most sue
cesslul in the lists was accorded the privilege of
naming the queen, and he selected Miss Alice H.
Duckett Tho dancing was kept up as late as pro-
nric.y would permit, and the guests departed with
the satisfaction that they had had glorious good
time. There will be a tournament at Bennings
next Tuesday In aid of 81. Joseph's Orphan Asy.
lum, aud many renowned knights have already cil.
tered their names for the TIT The tournament will
begin at noon and at dark the ceremonies will be
adjourned TO St JosepE's hall. corner Of Finh and
II streets In the city. where the queen will be
crowned aud the queens reception promenade
and dance will he held
National Republican., 1877-10-11
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH.

OUR s25 suit to order equal 10 any Sj suit In the
city, at KArzEssTEIS's, $40 Seventh street
National Republican., 1877-10-11

sS-BEEF TENDERLoINs, JUST RECEIvEp
~ the Palace Market, corner Fourteenth str et np2
New YORK avenue. Price, o, cents per pound; world
81 in pArkeL FRANK J. TIDBETs.
National Republican., 1877-10-11
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

THE MISSES LANE, l73s I STREET NORTH.
and children on WEDNESDAY,. September 5 Raf.
erences Hon, George Bancroft, Prot Joseph Henry
and J. O. Wellington, LII. d. ociOim
MATTRESSES.-ALL KINDS OF BEST DUAL
NA ity, hair, husk and cuttontnp mattresses cheap
II. NJ. ZIMMERMAN, Agent,
ocl01m Northwest corner Eighth and streets
,ANGUAGEs TAUGHT AND TRANSLATED
- French Spanish, Italian, Germnn Sc-by
x RICHARD 4. EVANS
ocli-ly
National Republican., 1877-10-11

CLEANSE the system and purify the blood, remov.
ing dyspepsia sick headache, constipation and all
diseases caused by disordercd stomach or liver.
2uirks Irish Tea will do It. Sold by all druggists
Price, 25 cents per package,
National Republican., 1877-10-11

TUE FIRM OF IF. BREUNINGER & CO HAS
- been dissolved, Mr. IL. y, BREuNINGER hav
ing pnIch,ased The Interest of JAMES NJ. WRIGHT
IN dairy tfuated At the corner OF Fourth str, Mas
sachn,.ts avenue and ~ street. where he will CON
huit IN, business NJ he pleased srve I their old
nienIt with MILK, BUTTER, EGGS, a., at the low.
est casa price oc1-As