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The Morning herald., 1878-07-16
THE RELIANCE ENGINE HOUSE.

The Reliance Engine House, on Fifth
street below Walnut, has undergone q
thorough repairing. The first floor and
pavement have been lowered, and the pave
ment paved with stone, and q cellar dug
the whole length of the building. The
second story has been handsomely furnished
by the members of the company at an ex-
pense Of $3.50. The parlor is about 17x30,
and divided from the meeting room by fold
Ing doors, the walls being calsomined lilac,
. white cornice around it; the ceiling is
white, and two centre pieces Immediately
over the two chandeliers, the chandeliers
are four-light, they are green and gold; the
floor is covered with tapestry Brussels car
pet, and the room contains eight wall chairs,
two reception chairs and two sofas, all
black hsir-cloth, antique style; French
plate glass mirfor, 46x1O #. with white
marble base, stands between the front win
dows, and directly in front Of mirror, about
fifteen feet apart, are two Tennessee marble
top tables, on ono of which Is glass case
containing o wax cross presented to the
company by Misses Belle Duffy and Rachel
Kern; the window shades are pearl colored,
with Nottingham lace curtains; the wash
boards, window frames and doors are grain
ed walnut. The meeting room is painted
same as parlor, the floor Is covered with
Ingram carpet, and contains "a oak arm
chairp, two Continental chairs, secretary
and table, the walls are lilac and the ceiling
is blue. The upholstering and csrpeting
was done by VIM. M. Kennard s. Co. The
furniture was made to order by J. s. ]. N
Harman Il Co. The rooms reflect credit
on the good taste of the committee. 1t is
the opinion that this is bandsomest fur.
nished engine house In the city. The rooms
will be open this evening, and remain open
until Friday evening, to receive their friends
and the public generally. I'D
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16
PERSONAL.

MIR. Nathan Lieberman and family went
to Cape May yesterday, where they will rec
reate for a couple of weeks. 2a.f-it.a@
Mr.. A. A. Chapman, our popular cigar
dealer, will return home to-day, from New
England, where has been travelling for the
last ten days.
James Bradford, M. L. Lichtenstein, Pres
ident of Council, Councilman c. T. Windle,
and James Woolley, went to Cape May yes.
terday on pleasure trip. u ~ 't7 si
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16

1T is but just to say that the communi-
cation in the HERALD suggesting G. p.
johnson, ESQ, for Congress, was written
by an old reliable Democrat, who was one
when It was not fashionable to be so, and
we are certain Mr.. johnson was not In any
way coguizaDt of the communication.
While upon this matter. 1t is pertinent to
ask WHY Mr.. johnson would not make q
good Congressman. He is honest, his
Democracy is unquestloned, he is coed
business man, well mp upon all questions
which cluster around the roots of trade. He
may not be good speaker, but he is not
dumb servitor. He Is head and shoulders
in intelligence and respectability above
many named for the Office, and we are free
to say, that II Delaware is to choose be-
tween the appointee of our political dictator
and Mr.. johnson, it were wisdom to chose
the latter.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16
LOCAL NOTES.

.Deviled crabs ct Fullmers, 5O6 Market st
Turtle and clam soup at Fullmer's, SOC
Market street. yaaeDt aal aIt 5tG> l4
Good hats at low prices a. McCloskey's
Opera House Hat etore.9 9'l nt i@saA'Sl
A fullline Of summer hats at McCloskey's
Opera House hat store. 1876 ri na isff.
The DUPONT Guards had another out
door drill last night and 1t didn't rain. "a ,W
The first car load of peaches 1t 10 ex-
pected will pass over the Delaware Rail-
road this evening. r., .t..nn ~srg0 All
Last evening, the Young Peoples Associ-
alton Of st. Paul's M. E. Church, went on a
moonlight excursion. ....,g.. -
The Quarker Assembly's excursion to
Hardwood Park takes place on Thursday
next. Now Is the time to procure your
tickets. Tickets, 81. p.
A pretty picture is healthy looking and
well cared for baby. By the use of DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup you can keep the health
Of your baby In splendid condition. Price
rs cents bottle. - ..4l .
It has been customary in old communities
to suspend pieces of stick sulphur aroun d
the necks of children as protection against
contagion in epidemics. A thorough wash
ing with GLENN's SULPHUR SOAR has been
found much better preventive. Sold every
where. ~ t.n As. -
HILLS HAIR and WHIsKER DYE, black
or brown, so cents.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16
SHOULD BE STOPPED.

Mayor Whitley should have . policeman
to patrol Delaware avenue on Sunday even
ings, when it is on these delightful evenings
crowded with promenaders to prevent per
SONS from being insulted BY. Q gang of
roughs who congregate near Van Buren
street. These rude men and boys use the
most insulting and filthy language regard.
less who goes by. .....ft ~. -f-t.sj.
- - i'S*5a@t"5 O. TX, L.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16
Communicated laa''s
CITY GARBAGE CARTS

EDIToR OF THE HERALD How IL II
that the city garbage carts do no not re-
move the garbage from civ the houses ON
their route on Washingtca streets Some
they visit while others they pass. pay my
taxes and should receive the benefit.
= ,@I1l "a RI A TAYPAYRR.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16
WEEKLY MoRTUARY REPORT.

City Register Of Deeds and Burials, Mr..
Foulk, reports Is deaths for the week end.
ing, July IA. OF these 16 were citizens Of
the United States, and was foreign born !;
10 were male and Z female; 10 were white,
and colored; 10 were miaors and Z adults.
Three of these came under the investigation
of the Coroner, and three died Of cholera
infantum. r.. f,-...1 al .aase
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16
THE OPENING MEETING. .

The City Democratic Association will
meet at the Friendship Engine House, Tenth
and shipley streets, on Wednesday evening,
18th inst, at 8 o'clock. At this meeting the
preliminaries of the approaching city cam
paign will be arranged. jy16-2t
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16
DEMooRArIC STATE CONTENTION

A Convention of the Democratic citizens
Of the State Of Delaware viii be held, at
Dover, In Ceurt House hall, on Tuesday, the
9Th day Of August 1878, at IL O'Clock M,
for the purpoce of nominating a candidate
for the Office Of Governor and candidate
for the office Of Representative in Congress.
The Chairmen of the several County Com
mittees are requested to issue calls in their
respective Counties, giving the proper no
tice and appointing the time for choosing
delegates to said convention.
a-,,. JAMES. R. MITCHELL,
Chairman of State Central Com.
Attest james L. Wolcott, Sec.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16

ONCE tor all we have no personal hostility
to Mr.. Bayard, and disavow directly and
positively any Intention of hostile opposi-
tion to him. Injudicious friends are chat
tering at street corners about contest, &c.
We have never taken service under any
leader, and as we have at all times stood by
our opinion, and never failed to accept the
decisions of our party, we claim the right
of expressing them upon oil public ques-
tions whenever they arise. One OF great
public importance Is now agitating the
country.
Think for moment. No law has been
introduced in Congress for years to profit
labor. The Senatorial action of Mr.. Bayard
in Congress, has been at all times, and upon
every question of commercial or financial
character, against industry-and in favor
of capital. His votes in favor Of contraction
hasI no other meaning but to Increase the pur-
chasing power of official salaries, and inter-
est upon mortgages and loaned capital, and
to lessen the wages of the bread>winners.
This policy we deem wrong, and before
two years come and 20 Mr.. Bayard VII
change his opinion, anu accept different
policy,-or hove become an eminent and able
leader Of the opponents OF the Democracy az
now organized in the greater part of the
nation. One or other result is certain
Capital has It's rights,-the security OF
mau's earnings ought to be impregnable
against all violent assaults. But when
policy is persisted In which enrfches the
rich and impoverishes the poor, man Of
convection and cultured opinion has right
and it is his duty to speak out. Our Senator
is in favor of postponing all these questions
until free elections are guaranteed. Free
elections are well, but want ought not to
wait, and a postponement of questions In
which hungry wives and children are inter.
ested, ought not to be postponed.
We are against any such postponement
and deem It wise to have Delaware speak
out in favor of liberal financial policy.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16
ONE CENT,
PEOPLES. COLUMN.
9tCORREsPONDENCE.

Henceforth We will givea column daily
to correspondence upon any proper subject
for discussion. It Is expected that commu
nications will be written on one side only
of the paper, and accompanied with the
name of the writer The HERALD 10 not to
be considered as endorsing or being IN any
way responsible for the opinion OF corres-
pondents in this column. ssasTssssa.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16

The repairing of.the John 7 Best, the Bel
gean steamer, at Harlan q Hollingswortl
Co.'s ship yard, amounts to $40, 900. b6,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16

~, week In your own town. W
IN nnoutfit free. No risk, Reader, Il
VHN = you want business ct whicn nS.
persons Of either sex can make
uVV great pay all the time they
work, write for particulars 10
H HALLnrT Co., Portland. Maine
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16
LIFE BOAT.

Thomas Drien g. Son, life boat builders,
shipped on Saturday surf boat for VIM.
Il. Billany. of the Surf House at Rehoboth
Beach. Mr.. Oily Moody will take charge
of the new boat.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16
WHISKY TAPPING.

Early Sunday morning, some unknown
parties entered Peter spann's cellar, No.
S11 W. Second street, and helped themselves
to quantity of whisky. ~
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16
USTEE's PUBLIC sALF.
On the premises
RDAY, JULY 2Oib, 4s7s

ECn lne prom1E0A 49, GAt@I8
|ATUKDAY, Jolly goth, 1s7s
eenc1ng at 4.S0 p. m, Sale positive
~ underbidd ng. The undtrsixned
en AZ Public Sale 81 va liable build
"a, located on Front, second, Third,
HsWley. Rodman. Webb and Sixth
"a close proximity 70 the city and
$pldiy improving section, no city
ms machine shops in the western
of the city. ~- - :
ms sec posters. An Omnibus will
ele conveying persons there free OF
eaving 7th and Market Streets. at
~ +. M, and return Immediately
M: M. CHILD, Trustee.
tDHAa d SON, Apctiopeers,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16

Daniel O'Leary failed to win his bet wiSh
schmehl's $50. Schmehl got through an
hour before O'Leary. ~ l'7's .'TT..'
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16
HERALD NOTES.

f ~ Ef.
The Boston policemen are each allowed
two weeks vacation. s,--.,-,.,r,-,s,
Call for the North Pole-ice and arrest this
heat -[Philadelphia Bulletin.
A leading physician says children under
five need daily bath this weather.
Gsneral Butler will undoubtedly be the
candidate of the eleomargarine party.
Why didn't George Washington make
soaps How could he, with no liea-[St.
Albans Advertiser.
A Texas colony is organizing in Butler
county, Pa. It is proposed to take up ninety
thousand acres Of land In Tarrant county,
Texas. ..-..-.-
Bolivia is the boss country for office
holders. There are 2,000 privates In the
army and 1 ,l16 officers. 7s** A4'
Congressman Finley, of Ohio, thinks that
Grant and Thurman will be opposing Presi-
dental candidates In 1880. ..r.a
The bond of the newly appointed Col'
lector of the Port of New York, General
Merritt, was prepared by U. s. Assistant
District Attorney Fiero yesterday morning,
when the sureties, 8. B. Chittenden, VIM.
Walter Phelps, Marshall o. Roberts and
Reuben e. Fenton went before Judge
Choate and justified in the sum of 100000
each. The Collectors bond is for $400, 900
The document was forwarded to- Washing
ton for approval by the Secretary of tht
Treasury. f q Asa
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16
WILMINGTON. DEL. TUESDAY. JULY l6. 1873.

What on ,o,4s aj aniJH5HsW6 R5Ei5
Workingmen's wages $1.25 q day. a+1
Official salaries as high as ever. E ~
Interest per cent. n
The laborers have been compelled to lower
their rate of living. The officials and capt
talists are better off than ever, they can buy
more wine, jewelry, silks, &C., for their In
terest and salary now than ever
The people are invited to think. y Y
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16
, EALED PROPOSALS

will be received at the Office of the
Street S1y DH%misil9ser R s at ant rh1eieex ocioeE
pm for collecting apdr moving ashes, dirt
and other rubbish incidental to house
keeping, fri m the dwellings, Publ c
Schoo and City Buildings within the City
of Wilmington, for the Term OF one year,
from the date ofthe signing OF the contract
The ashes, dirt and olher ,rubDi>h, Incl
dental to horsek eeping, and to the public
schools and city buildings, which sha'l be
placed at the curb before o'clock 10 the
morning, tom the fitsL day OF April to the
last day OF August. and before O'Clock in
ber. to the last day OF March. shall be re.
moved on every Monday from Market st.
and on the public streets east of Mark ct
street, and on every Tuesday from the
public streets west Of Market street. All
dirt of1al hes and refuse matter to be
Fsnch places, and deposited rs the Street
Commissioner shall direct. II deposited
In anv manner O,her than directed by the
street Co nmissiOaer deduction OF one
dollar Is to be made for each load SO de.
posted.
For the purpose of removing the ashes,
dirt and other rubbish as afOr. said, The
clty has been divided into four districts,
VIZ All sou h the Northerly side Of 9Th
street, and east ofthe westerly side OF Mar.
w noi CcI. DtluS Uuc ClIsJ DlSIIlCC. All
porth Of the noiiherly side of Sixth street.
md east of the westerly side of Market
treet, being the Second District. All
outh of the northerly side of Sixth street
nd west of the westerly side ofMarket
treet, being the Third District. and
u north of the northerly side of Sixth st
nd west Of the westerly side of Mark e1
trest being the Fourth District.
proposals may be made for any one OF
ore of said Districts. or for the whole o
~ city. The City Council reserving tn
ght TO reject any or all bids.
"a bond with security in the sum of $500
ust accomnany each proposal. for th'
)od faith of the bidder, and the person o
sons to whom the ,ntract or co tract
Rll be awa' ded, shall & We O bond witt
urlty to the sum of 49, % for tue faith
pc fOrmance of the con ract
4anks will be furnished on application
ne Street Co missiOne. All b DIS mus
PrOpe; ly signed, sealed and directed t
AARON CONRAD.
Chairman street Commissioner
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16

It's proposed to reclaim the desert lands
of Western Utah with, artesian wells, which
yield water very abundantIy from moderate
depths.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16

FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR RE-
q "J PAIRS. ~
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16

NEW DISORDER AMONG CHILDREN.
Rexbury, Mass, physicians report that .
number of young children have died this
summer from an apparently new disorder.
They are attacked with pains In the head,
which may continue for hours or day, when
they grow dull and listless and soon die. ''4
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16

The Montana Indians are quietly taking
to farming.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-16
Chairman Street Com
rEALED PROF OSALS

Will he received at the Office OF the
Street Commissioner. until Thursday, July
1Sib 1918. AT 3 D. nl., Tor removing the Gar
hage and offal in tie City OF Wilmington,
for The term OF one year commencing en-
the third day OF august "A a. ,baS, Y. ihe con
tract shall beawarded shall furnish sur
Hcient nun b@r Of men. horses and water
TIGHT carts, and collect and remove all gard
aee and of1al in and from the dwellings
and other places within their respective
districts, as may 90 REQUIRED 0, tnsm tsma ey ~
follows: Daily. Sundays Exceptedl from
The first day OF May unit the first day OF
November, and not 10 than three times q
week on alternate days Sundays excepted
from the fl st day OF November until the
first day of May Each OF the sail wafer
some conspicuous place. Q sign, Win the
word "City Garbage Cart " painted In large
black letters upon n white ground. The
contractor or contractors shall In all mat
tiers comply with the provisions OF an Or
dinance; passed. July 9th, 1878, and; aso
of Hath, relation to the collection and re-
moval Of Garbage and ffal.
For the purpose Of moving the garbage
aud offal, as aforesaid, the City has been
divided into tour districts. viz: Ali south
of the northe Iy side of Sixth Street ant
East OF tQe WeS ef sue Vi MdIh0o nea oS'
being the First i istrict; all north of thu
northerIy side of Sixth street and east o
the westerly side Of Market street. beint
the Second District; all south of the north
erly side of sixth street and W st. OF tn
westerly side OF Market street. being n
Third District and all north OF the north
erly side sixth street and west. Of h
westerly tide of Market street being :th'
Fourth Distict.
Proposals may be made for any one o
more of said Districts, or for the whole Q
said City; the itv Council reservipg tn
right 10 r. jact any or all bids
bond with security 10 the sum NJ $i0
must accompany each proposal for tn
good faith OF ths bidder
and the person or persons to whom
the contract or contracts shall be a~arde
shall give bond with security in the sum
$1,000 for the faithful performance OF Tn
contract
Blanks viii be furnished on application
to the Street Commissioner,
Ali bids must be properly signed, sale
and directed to
AARON CONRAD,
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Daniels granted yesterday wit OF
- eorpus returnable tomorrow, on behalf OF
y,s,opher seely and George Loughton committed by
TJstice Smith for malicious mlsehieI'
caroI;ne Schultz has sued her husband,
80 sehultz for limited divorce She charges that
her. and forced her to attend the bar when
on the verge OF her confinement, and that he
s , ,, her her own money. He denies her charges,
'oo rs sbe abandoned him without An appli-
a n was made yesterday on behalf OF the wife Tor an
env 10 Judge Daniels, In supreme Court ChaWDefs,
snS decision was reserved
poIbara Allen left will in which she
ad an executor, aud after some minor legacies-she
No near reatves-niade the Society for the Relief Of
ne Desttuie Children OF seamen her resduary legatec.
sxeeutor died before her. Miss Katharine A. Kings
-. ,,s daughter of ex-MayOr Kingsand, applied yes
,rsy for Eeers OF administration on the estate che
nS the treasurer of the society which is the chief
Isgsfes The estate is valued at $4,000
William d. Craft took an inquest, some
,ortywo years ago, against Samuel Brown for about
sooo Ayear or two ago he entered up judgment
sSs,us Brown for over $500. Brown sued Craft to
-, aside the Judgment Judge Van Brunt, in Supreme
cnrt special Term decided yesterday that the pro-
eedines IN the old suit regular hut under the law
eysng in 1886, which must govern, Craft can get no
nteest or costs ana must reduce his Judgment to the
afidnal amount on the inqucst-about 5000.
Romeyn Van VOlkenbuTgh and his wife OBJ
,aued leave yesterday from Judge Daniels in Supreme
Court Chambers to sue Edward NewcOmb the receiver
Of the Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance Company OF Al
nsnv The object OF the suit is to determine the order
in which the dues pOieyholders shall be paid. The
,o,nIs calm that they hold a policy CT $1,000 and
have claim on the principle of net reserve for 500
N All the assets produce their full value, all the abill-
Ties, they claim, VIII DC PAID
Eulalie MasbOeuf says that she was brought
by one Charles Clement from her French home to this
country, under promise of marriage, which he failed
10 keep she lived with him seven years she charges
that he not only failed to keep his PROMISE but spent her
money and recently took from her her child and his,
not yet two years old. She now impoverished, but
wants her child back She applied yesterday to Judge
Daniels In Supreme Court Chambers for writ OF habeas
corpus 10 compel Clement TO restore the child Judge
Daniels granted the witt
An application was .made to Judge Van
HOesen recently in Common Pleas, Special Term In be-
half Mary McCauley under the act for the support Of
the INDECENT insane passed in 1874, to have her sup
ported at the State ASYLUM in Middletown by the
county. She removed to MddletOwn last January.
Judge Van Hoesen in denying the application that
he not satisfied that the patient would suffer by her
removal to the asylum on Blackwelps Island where
the county has already made ample provision for the
its unatcs 10 ought not to be compelled to main
tain them at remote asylums at great extra expense
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

144th.st o, 266 II " Of wilisave 25xIOO: Nal.
TIN sCI% smith s referee e wli. $500
Lewis referee, 10 Frederick Siebert.....,...,. 600
i4Otn-st 200 uwOf llth.ave TO the q OF lllst
~ 1OOxlS9.1O; Ambrose Mcneil referee. TO the
Is,S SGemanis Life Insurance Company $4,000
ler executor etc 70 Sheppard 1900
huasonst, " cor West l2th-st, 37x24 6xirregular;
Edwin Mott referee q Charles casweIi... 14e2S
Al, cree 70 Cherries and EdvsTdy Loew :....., le4OO
W. referee. % Charles and Edward Y Loew.s 5000
so Mary E Mllimann 70 Mary Mig $500
south Oth-aye. OF Spring dot 339) 25x1OO;
. FRANKLIN B Lord and wife TO Daniel ID Lord.
Ast-st l75 Il OF Sh-ave, 25x9S.9 o; James Walsh
BOO
.o tck sieOert e Louis Brass 1000
Johanna Thomas TO Meta Sagelk ..............
o.. Richard Ely 10000
ard wife to Henry ThuS6eT 10000
Fordhamaye " s, 1902 II $ OF Bathgate-pace cath
othy Iianon ~ '' ~ I soo
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
THE COURTS.
.c.n.,nned from second Page

-. pcher the exJustce Of Long Branch with sp-
Jmnet tness gave an account OF the AFFAIR In 1850,
parent @ the sea 20 avoid arrest. He stated that
when wears ago be often visited gambling saloon in
t3is cry ~ his money He also once passed cOun-
and b believing them to be good AT ,no "a lon
wss laia TS 80 once and was finally rescued by boat
sea: sea- ns corrections made by Mr. Caldwell IN his
sono s.nv and the proceeding was adjourned until IL
tta.i, tS}s YnOruing.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
Enslral gnstrnmerTs

A DUMAHAUT, late s. X. BALL q CO.,
IN. No rs EAST l4TH.ST.
Chickering's stenways and other Pianos and Organs low
for cash, on instalments, and for rent
NEEDHAM'S PARL0R ORGANS, $58 20
~ stops double rees) To 900. Buy o manufactures
save two FRONTS new instrumcnt-(Th Needham Mn.
steal Cubinct)-upoR Which eda play any tune os
siTlDfU lgoTkIng M psdais. Price S75 and
f. T.. NEEbHAM q son. l43 East 23d-st. n y
WATERS'S ORGANS are the best ever
w made, warranted for years. PIANOS PIASoss.
octave sl2E; ia octave, SI35 ORGANS, stops SAT
stops. $50 stops, s63 stops $69 10 stops So ~
MUSIC at half price. Send for illustrated Catalogues
HORACE WATERS & SONS, Manufacturers and Dealers,
40 East l4th'st, New-York
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
Real estate 10 Gxtban1e.

CHICAGO.-Two dwellings; free aud clear;
- value $4,000 want property in New York CITY In
exchange. rutland d WHITING, 3 Beektnan-st. N
EXCHANGE for farm or country residence
II desirable NewYOTk City tenement property IN hhe
order and rented J. o. HOYT son. Pne.st
0DX1O0.-DESlRABLE UNlMPROvED
IJO corner IN midst Of improvements, IN Brooklyn
viii exchange the same, free and clear, for nice
place in country, about same value SS,OOO huLAND q
WHITING. No BCekman-st
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

syrEn~ UET-CHANBgRs-Dani6ls. J.-NOs. 10, 2S 80.
% 81 81 8 98 Ill, 116. Call teglns az No l47 on gen
eial eaenda
spPEkOR CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-SanfOrd, J-Court opens
~ ~ m. NO DAY calendar
OohhOS PLEAs-SPECiAL TEEN-Nan Hoesen' J'-COuEt
pvens at IL a. 80 day calendar
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
Conntrn prcperIp 90 fet..

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE R%EcEIvED % D. AT T7,l,iH IHE
6rst-st OF 3OS West Twenty ythiTdst, cor iighthaye
200 Third.ave, Forty .seyenthst at the HARLEM
OFFICF. No 22Sl Third.avc, One-hundredand
twenty fOurthst savings Bank Buding. up 10 ~
irregular Office rates
COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRl-
~ SONS opposite Point Address FISHkILI
SAVINGS BANK, FEhKin, n. y.
rENO LET-Furnished house in PLAINFIELD,
Il NewJersey. Address or apply at ITO 0rsndst city
rTO LET at Morristown, n. ia furnished
coItage OF 10 rooms for the season r. B. Belts No.
2i8 FoOlton.st