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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-22
WATER IN UPPER STORIES.
what the Chief OF the Fire Department Says
About the Suggestion.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sn: The edito-
rial In THE suN Of the 18th inst calling public attention
TO the danger the business portion Of this city from the
spread Of IRE originating In the upper doors Of high build
ings and suggesting some permanent appliance by the
means Of which water be conveyed promptly TO the
roofs and upper stories Of such buildings apt and well
timed.
The attention Of the Fire Department has been parucu
larry called to this subject ofate from the that
all the large ns which have occurred this winter have
broken out the upper aoors above the reach of
ladder that could be erected without great labor and the
loss Of valuable time such fires their Roadway dur
Ing this delay which with the present appliances Is neV
liable.
Various devices have from time 70 time been nted
but the one which now has the approval Of the principal
Of this department system VI ladders with balconies
nently the outside OF such buildings from the Ond
noor up with hose connections not only ON the outside
but also having similar projections penetrating the walls
OF each OF the floors attached 10 which cock
OF valves which may be opened or closed by chains from
BY this means the door on which the FIRE originates
may be Hooded before II eau be reached by any other
from die outside by the permanent ladder
Had some such appliance been In Use at either Of the
cent disastrous nres feel confident the losses would
have been triing but on the other hand, had high
wind prevailed on either the occasion. TO which
fer IL 10 hardly possible TO imagine its results Chicago
and Boston present. the example. but the value Of mer
ehAndise stored between Barclay and Canal streets Is
probably greater than within the same limits any other
city. Very respectfully, Eli BATks
Chief OF Department
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4 MOTHER OF RAcEHoRsEs GONE
n. r. MeGrath's Lucy FowIer-The Greatest
Mare In Kentucky Dead.


The celebrated mother OF racers, Lucy
Fowler, owned by Mr.. II. P. McGrath NJ Ken
lucky. died last Sunday. Mr.. McGrath was
fond Of showing the old mare to his friends.
He would shy: That Is Lucy Fowler, sir, the
greatest brood mare in the world. She is the
dam OF Tom Bowling. tho greatest racehorse
that ever looked Up at the sky" Lucy Fowler
was bnok mare by Imported Albion, dam by
imported Lcviathan+ She was ioa,ed N 1871
In Sumner County. Tenn. and bred by Col. Eli
Odorn.
Ths most PROMINENT Of her produce say. the n,l T,N
won race Of three quarters o. mile. at Long Branch
9ld q LeHingon Ky won race OF mile heat. ~ $50
toufyear old at Surfing meeting Lexington. Ky won
race of one and halt miles in sex the fastest time at
Calvin, probably he next best OF Lucy Fowlers prod
year old he won the July stakes at Monmouth PARK:
hire gaariers OF mule in lsy nns starter, X. A.,
Threcquarier. o. mile Tor AL sges At Lexinei2n ~
da,h Of one and an eighth miles in i5eSI de,eSunsS
ns mel OF eT a. same me- s 2'sr ivy TGa miles
AtJerome PARK, June meeting, won the Bcmon Stakes
ishing sccand hrstins Held Of ourtccn CRACKS value
OF stakes $3.50 Ms next appearance was at the Mon
DERBY. nine starters. uue aud halt miles in t5h
Fa%ier wa. S,aa af facrhcr.c. and Won sr.at
m.y seei I1 s tnt.r pr snH 1,9
~, ig ls7t, ~ mit+ s'E .,sr'.r.. ~ ~ Ocean
AZ Noniithih Fhfh " fhi'
ing Brivand Acrobat anil imp. xUn In 1870 ~ Irx.
ington ,pring neeuns WIN mt dash Tor all s.es Al
Louisville. wear Nnn Tor AL mile.
beating field - niteen. ~ t3A At Jerome PARK.
year. the Wn~iburn stakes Tor four.year-uds ~
miles. ~ t36A. henung Reform. Grnsrnd, tnd Rutier-
Iord sunm,r n.einv At Monmouth Park Won The
Monmouth Cup. ~ miles In 4.J4, beating Rallankecl
and Wildhle October meeting at Jerome Park. WON
GRAND National Handicap, VA miles. IN 4:l5A, beating
willie Burke and ShyoSk A. same meetns won Post
he won dash ~ two miles At Saratoga In a.'35A
Richard n Connolly. a null brother Of Tom Bowling.
was also iar racehorse Daiyasan another VI Lucys
produce also acquired noorey In races over the
timber.
Though an OLD mare MI McGrath has sustained a sc.
rious loss IN the death IT Lucy Fowler.
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Franei. c. harlow aud John n. Gordon.


You may not be aware that 1t was Gen
Gordon's command which struck the flank Of
the Eleventh Corps on the afternoon Of the first
day at Gettysburg. and after a short but des-
pernte conflict broke it's line and swept II from
the field.
In that fight Gen. Barlow of New York. COM
mandsr OF the First Division. fell dangerously
and. Il was thought. MORALLY wounded. He
was shot directly through the body. Two OF his
men attempted to henr him through that shower
OF lead from the field: but one was instantly
killed, and Gen. Barlow magnanimously said to
the other: " You can do me no good save your
self II You can" Gordon's brigade Of GeOrRians
found 10y Gen. Gordon himself. lying with up
turned face In the hot July sun. nearly para
lyzei and Apparently dying. Gen. Gordon dis:
water from his canteen. and inquired OF Gen.
Barlow his name and wishes,
Gen. Barlow said: e shall probably live but
pocket the packet Of my wife's letters and read
one OF them TO me-" which was done He then
asked that the others be torn up as he did not
wish them To- fall into other hands. This Gen.
Sordon do, aud then asked; Can do any:
thing else for you. Generaly" Yes" replied
Cen Barlow, earnestly. Ny wife is behind
the lin-sY Certainly l will" said Gordon
and he did. Then directing Gen. Barlow 10 be
on with his command The wife received ths
message and came harmlessy through both
lines 81 battle and found her husband. who
eventually recovered.
Since Gen. Gordon's election to the United
States Senate, 10th he and Gen. Barlow were
Invited 70 dinner party 10 Washington. and
Productions. Gen. Gordon said: Gen. Barlow.
are You related 10 tue officer OF your name who
WIS klled at Gcttysburg?" am the man"
said Barlow. " Are you related 10 the Gordon
who Is supposed to have killed me?" " / am
the man.. suid Gen. Gordon. The hearty greet
ing ,whi'h ioiow"d the touching story, MS re-
lated To the inter- Sod guests 10y Gen. Barlow.
and the thrilling rfint upon the company. can
better be Imagined thnn described
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MERE MENTION.

thr dav Ia the cuo.rr institute tins p
broken lri Wing rd ON locomotive OF the Netropoi
tsn Elevated R.nway eau-rl an hours detention OF
Mn.ic i. Afternoon romi.eS l. be dtlish,rSi The per
iormarer ism the nature 81 btnedtt o Prof. Carl NnrwR
THs suN LA. received Tor Mrs McNahon, s2a West
spiSrlp IA I'm, n NJ az nFA9oSn fhasg ~ an 15om
The KIM. County MIX Dealers Exchange. at their
me- in5 fray 5ht passed resolution; plsdy,ns The
cows under amy circumstances
Norman Iayior, The ehanian long distance runner Of
Mon viii hi ,,ei,ns run IL ternvnie rae. al suizsIs
Garden at sccond avenue and l2oih street
The iHr under The auspices the House OF the Holy
gnd wang iris Is To c continued unul Tuesday evening
Tacliyr ne ~ the present time
The Hon Ahrim waSenan, the counsel Of Dr. Lam.
Aplral. received Yesterday The arrival Of the
TeWiuiuf ani upon receipt ol copy OF The decision
iea-' ol his elirnL
Patrick seanlcg OF 2r Hudson street died in tn.
n3~n ,'at, on thursday cy,1ng - an alIcreat,on NTH
Ai.n, 'nrl owner 81 ue boarding house At 20 lind
Civ Prison scanlou wa. IS years Of age.
h., Msaegl L. r a. not recover the sltooo claimed
n,mihnl "n a. tn1ract - pr mohng henndmto cmigrh
nton gave lin verdict 9r sis oniy Mr. Iilierr law
sf sM q stay VI Proceedings IN order to make case
Judge B,aichlurd denrd NOTION yesterday to vaeate
A. altelihenI ON the property 81 The North German Fire
claims s23,l, on alleged breach of contract. De-
s. und i Judr, BaicGord's decision Was insI de NORM
mea,n IA, '"IsM4 s9rpIrS y ne company VIII inn
DANIEL Helm Of 40 filh street died in Bellevue Hosp
TAI NSs'frday II. Was enployed as driver By j. schultz
gan, a'spondsn eat no ons snsw why OF THURSDAY
biz At AZ fhth street with bullet hols In mis- tight
Sssrs Of age. ~
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FAcToRYvILLE. Pa. Feb. 2l.-Five years ago
Dr. h. Pierce Of this place married Madaine Thomas
the daughter Of prominent citizen u sayre. Pa Mrs
Pierce ave years the senior Of her husband who
then rs For the past two years DR. Pierce has had his
employ aearpenter named George riggs. Riggs wife
Is attractive and only ~ The Doctors habits became
somewhat irregular and his wife seized BY legal
property belonging to him TO secure debt Of 1850 he
owed her. Three weeks ago DR.. Fierce aud Mrs Riggs
disappeared simultaneously, the latter with her four
yearold hoy some time before hs Doctor went away
he prescribed medicine Tor his wife aud while she
took IL her symptoms seemed TO grow on SatuI
day last she died suddenly
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NJ usie Leads Vulcan.


A gentleman informs us that he witnessed.
one day last week. lively brush St Nicholas
from i23th street To Central Park Mr. J. H. Harbeck
was behind his great road horse Vulcan. and Mr.. A. A.
Bonner was driving the celebrated mare Music. The
challenge OF Vulcan was promptly accepted. and,
although Music was 10 top wagon she beat the black
geldng handly Vulcan has the reputation O being
OF the eldest horses the road Music looked
as strong and hearty as she does this winter.
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Youthful Piekpockets.

As Mrs. Elite Henderson OF 46 West Twenty
seventh street was leaving her residence. yesterday
Armand Carroll. AGED 49, Of i2T Greenwich avenue and
Eugene Higgins aged ~ OF ass East Twenty ninth street.
crowded up esde her Joseph Murphy VI $50 seventh
avenue saw Higgins take Mrs Hsnderson's pocketbook
from her CLOAK and hand 10 Carroll He seized both
boys They were committed In the Jefferson Market
Police Court
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HAyERsrRAw Feb. 2l.-Yesterday afternoon.
while several members uf Engine Company were
earousine In barrdom William Kingsland entered and
FRANK krnnly, ur,hing revolver. said he would
shoot the nr-t man who laughed kingsland laughed,
AMI Kennedy nred and tie shoot took eect below Kings
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PENNsYLvANIA ,KAILEoAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
ON and after Jan. 1 g. INA

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
ON and after Jan. Is, 1878.
Trains eave New York. DesbrOsscs and COrtlandt
Streets Ferries, " fuliowss
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, at A. NJ. and
$50 z. ". daily
For wllAmspori Lock Haven. Cory. ami Erie az 30
NJ, CONNECTING At CORY for ntusyie, Petroleum
centre ana The OIL Regions WilhamspOrt aud Lock
Haven A. "
Baltimore. Washington. and the South. Limited wash
ingl9n Express. Of Pullman Parlor cars daily except
Sunday, 10 A. VI. arrsve Washington fl2 =. NJ kesl.
lar At 80 and ~ A. NJ. and 10 Y. N. Suniay
$50 A. NJ. ami lOP NJ For Baltimore. r. NJ. except
sunday,
Express for Philadelphia $50 73D 30 40 Limited
II A. NJ. |. 3 30 4. ;, g. 80 81. and 10 T. NJ sun
day. % AMI A NJ. ). q. 731 $50 aud ~ r. ~ Emi.
grant aud second class, 1880 L. ".
Boats al " Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains At Jersey City. anordng speedy and direct
transfer Tor Brooklyn travel
Trains From Pittsburgh. $50, 1910 NJ 10 10
z NJ. daily; pi4O A. $40 r. VI daily except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore. $50 A. NJ. p o. 50
t4a. loI1 =, NJ sunday. so A. N and 1910 r "
FROM Philadelphia i:il. 50 ~ lO:4O. 1850 A. NJ.
$50 go $40. s;H. aud 10 10 T.. ": sunday. ASA
= 50 lO+t, II 81 4. ". 10 1910 =. NJ.
Ticket Offices, SO and va Broadway, Aston House.
aud foot Oi Desbrusscs and corandt SIS Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot ut Fulton -. BrOoSlyn;
IA, 10 and lis Hudson llobokcn. Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON. l. r FARMER
General Manager Genl Passenger AGENT
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D,.,re.. Amoas American. In Brazil.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2l.-Mr White. Mnisterto
Brazil in despatch to the Department OF State depcres
the and distrcs. sucredby per'ons from the United
States seeking euployme In Brtnl unnecessarily.
Unless Young has written contract fer situa-
ton he should leave home. expecting obtain
pluyment In Brazil Wages bad living expensive.
and the climate " Rio de Janeiro trying 10 Americans
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RIO PHILADELPHIA

|
Pennsylvania RAILROAD
rHE oLD-EsTABLIsnED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DErOis ~ PHILADELPHIA;
Two IN new YORK.
DOUBLE IkAck; the Nusr IMPROVED EQUIP
NENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
ON AND AFTER DEC. 10, 1878
Express Trains cave New YORK, via De sbrosses and
Soruandt streets Ferries. as follows;
-, : - SD o. luiAniteil, II A. NJ, /, $50 asa
73l 80. AMI Ia =. w. SundayG 4. 80 and . A. NJ s. 8
T;ao $50, ami 10 ?. v.
Boats Of Bru1N4yu Annex connect with ALI throu.h
trains AZ Jersey city AilnrIiug speedy and direct
transfer tor Brook lyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia ~ 81. g. A. SIS
b. x $50, ami II A. NJ d.innted ENpresA 81 T.
NJ =. I, $50. 7. and 1875 T. VI ON SUNDAY. IlJL
$40 355, K SID A. N T. 7;35 T.. "
IlcNct Offices 3-b AMI ga Broadway, Aston HOu~e
and loot 81 oenrosses and coruanil ST Court and
brouAlN Annex Depot foot uf Fulton Brooklyn, M
llo ANA IFS Hudson IT. llobokeu. Depot Jersey City
EmisrSm ncGrt once, Battery place,
FRANK THOMSON, l.. P. FARMER
general Manager GenI PASSENGER Ayent
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M ETMorOLIrAN ELEVATED. nAIL-

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
WI wAY-Ope from ~ A NJ. To ~ T. N. Rector
st. point Tor Wall 81 ferry; COrtand near.
point Jersey city and Comnunpaw ferries: PARK
place. nearest point for Post once. city Hall. and
barclay IT, ferry Hoboken: Chambers st, nearest
point for Payoia aud Erie railroad Jerry. Franklin
Grand st.. nearest points tor Desbrosses Terry to
Jersey city. Beecker It. 9Th st. nearest points
for Christopher st larry TO Hoboken l4th st
Nearest point Union square and Lyceum Thea
tres. Academy Of Music. Irving ami ralnnany Halls
I'D sI-Nearcst point 10 Booth St James, and Park
Theatres Grand Opera House, Clmore's Garden, Ma.
Temple and Jersey City ferries SD sL-Nearest
point standard Broadway and Filth Avenue Theatres
AQUARIUM and san Francisco Minstrels 42d sL-Con.
with New Nork Transfer Co.'S Grand Cen.
ual Depot 5sth st-Ncarest point for Central PARK.
For uptown trans, take east side stations For
downtown trains. take west side stations Fare 10
cents eHccptbetween the hours OF 81 and Ia A. NJ and
and r. ~ when the fare cents Connects with tile fol-
lowing horsecAr lines At Rector with south
Terry; At Grand st. with Tor Desbrosses ami East
Grand ~ Bleec kcr with Tor east aul
west at Ssh st with car. Tor ChrstoRher and East ION
u ferries; at l4h -. with West 23d aud East
23d and 3tth u SD 81. with cars tor Wee
hawken Jerry 5sth 81, with OF Belt Line Rail.
road. WM r GARRISON PresldenC
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Amustmtnts.

Fii;sr GSfiNEE TODAY.
Secure SEATS In advance and avoid the crush.
Order carriages at 1928
vi as6 81 a ASP e Sdd, ~ SAS HALL
osszS5p T aS5Rfy SS = A!ggggPHn
FRANCIS y. tfFSERs iSIgIfA BILE aail Only REAL
AiO'N SPECIAL %SSorXSceNENTTiIpi 'A'
To accommodate t us irRsH TO- NUMBER Of
MISS 1ucf Siiz! E sRSf aS6 tdEv MITE
have sfsGk 2osSSG EE9E hs courtesy ora
fRON ~ TO ~.
%FfTSSSS6S !, XVI ryySI SSo EEcEGTgoSs.
MISS z 81 Il r. t &gGA TAa GENERAL
hrg with them their dolls Tor purposes OF amusing
ESenanups regc -eci;sl. a, each en,e,isinmsnt
STANDAKD THEATRE
HHs FEISS AESEE
ssTASP p,sb T TaS TIRE
EEiiStfEsSSHsEE ss;sEIISSEEE 4E ES SRR$E +
FES4ESEEE MATINEE MATINEE T TSB4} It It
ADMISSION M A' .5Os' E EqasssRvrD SEATS.
THEATRE coMIoUE, Sl4 BROADWAY.
r.-.-.--.,. ,,. HARRIGAN 4 HART H., n..
rory n''' ri IT, MILGaS GG&Rp O BtGG "0".'lA
CANINE Glars Noors Minnie Lee join wild Biliy Gray,
''"" 'S,IriSSEEEs WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
flITTTTE, kEI; r. ElpINS HOOP
NoRNi1y& AfT gIS g}6i a AR Ro 5ykSISo
TliE EDUCATED KESTcCHy HORSES.
NINE USUAL" Ms cnaRLss sEi '.if the jolly Jester
I YcEUM THEATRE POPULAR PRICES
Il 70 TSB BRy a A 3 3 tonight. night aATs.
EEHEEBBEEEiicckk F FEEffBiiS$
EFkTEGGS TIE E fS9ts EFyFSE
x A, BLEr, cSLo IL TH b,l T9oLS i hhyESGE.
L f6ShfT ssifi6Syi CONCERT
THE GRAND oiciRsrRA Inder the direction OF Mr.
-. GoTrlloID cARLaEEG- -.
s&ftRbAY EvESlSG, TlB ., Al $ 5cIodK
s H%f fR ISLE k II MSSfEhlnFF isn Gsn'F@'o
Tickets on sale at usual place.
~ n. BUNNELL's MEXICAN MUSEUM.
VI. .. rs sowery. near Bseeker It
exhibited il .epSrSts apartment. without charge
Madag asearian. Talking Machine.
wiiS Hundreds OF MarveIiss. wenlegs
Open nom 10 ,oioPN Hi@ission Is sS cents.
Gan FRANCISCO MINsrkELs.
| - Received with thundcrs of applause,
The new Musical Buricsque,
HIS MUD sCOw PINAfORk.
with the original music and new
Great hit OF HAYLE and PfCkERr, the wonderful
Clg Dancers
seat. secupd. Matinee saturday. alta
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
~ sole Lessee snd Manager. ...... Mr.. A. n PALMER
The new American play.
THE BANKERs DAuGHrRR.
will be- given ill further nOuce
EVERY NIGHT AT s.
and az the regular
SATURDAY MATiNEEs At 10 minutes before 2
PARK THEATRE. BroadMay aud ga =
TWO PERFORMANCES TO-DAY. EyyrrSSTTSSt1 ~ ~ =
" =. Gilberrs famous original Burlesque Comedy
ENGAGED.
| Characters by the REGULAR COMEDY COMPANY.
| NALLACK,s. open 30 Begins at 4
w Last Night and Last Matinee OF
| OURS"
| Characters BY Mr. LESTER WALLACK and company.
Monday Evening. Feb "a. sPELLBOUND.
DARK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tree. Every
! L sunday evening Mr. sawyer will conduct Gospel
temperance service at "a O'Clock. Mr. Thatcher viii
| lead tie snglns,
GARTER Society Hon. washington's Birthday.
/ - afternoon and evening. Tammany Hall Gents, SOC.
J Ladies Tree.
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SitambUats altO RaIlroaaa

CUNDAY LINE TO BOSTON.
- Steamers VI the Norwich line will leave Pier 4q
North River, at ~. \. ". Sunday tor
BOSTON. WORCESTER
PORTLAND Xc
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Sbippina.


DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Pier iuot o. Caual IT.. Nurth River
FOR SAN FRANCIS o. VIA tsTHNuS Of PANAMA
steamship AIAPCLCu saturday. March I. moon.
Connecting fur Central nud : ih America urd " Nico
FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR JAPAN AND CHINA
Steamship ALASKA, Wcdnos lay. March .. noon.
Steamship CITY or PEklNB Tur4lIV. April /. noon
Steamship CRY ~ TOXIC r'iur- 'at. Ni, L. moon
IRON SAN FRANCISCO TO HONOLULU. NEW ZEA-
LAND AND AUSTRALIA
Steamship IkAbANlIA Mnnt y. 1t rch II. noon
For freight general Information amply at COnpany's
Office, OF the Pier foot " Canal It, y X
SPECIAL NOflCE.-EMlGRANTS forwarded TO SAN
FRANCISCO. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. ARIZONA
NV ZEALAND. ANA AUSTRALIA For passage aud IN
formation regard to routes apply the Passenger De-
partmeut. 81 Broadway
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gllstt,lantuus.

A sCHUfLkIIL BOAT wanted, to be hrst
"a class IN every respect well found and saed at the
lowest ca. price, new boat preferred. Address Post
once box is7, Rindout y. Y
WHAT IL HOME COMFORTI
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ID OTrERDAM LINE.
IL steamers leave jersey city, near Pavonia Ferry
sCHlEDAM .-..... March ROTTERDAM March IS
PUNCH EDIE &CO, L. W. NORRIS,
% VIM. St. Freisnt ACTS 50 Bway Gen Pass AGENT
CTATE LINE-To Gaszow, Liverpool Belfast aud
pLOndOndcrry. from Pier ~. n r. TOO Canal Il, Thurs
DAYS Passengers at through rates TO all leading cities Of
Europe. Steerage Sc. AUSTIN BALDWIN CO.,
Agents. ~ Broadway. SrEERAGE OFFICES AZ IS
Broadway ant pier loot of Canal st.
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8uarO anO Soums.

Soar0 an0 aooms.
A LARGE room. furnished for housekeeping. So;
n another with stove for single person, $3.50 22i
Spring IT,
AT RNIsHED room to let in private family at
"a Hamilton 81, near CatllHune
ROAHDING-with good large and small rooms
ID - s. also table board -, Beach Street House
corner Hudson St
BOARD and rooms, gents a. ami 81 ~. single rooms,
- So ladies' - So day boarders 50 2a7 West 4lst st
CHEAP furnished rooms. small respectable families
la5 Elizabeth st. near Broomc.
CENTRAL point; ~ 80 hack parlor. comfortably
~ FURNISHED men or housekeeping; single rooms 81 IS
and - lO6 Hudson ST.
Coon board in Brooklyn. ~ per week comiortabie
~ rooms, house heated throughout JO7 Henry st.,
near state 81
| ARGE furnished front rooms for Housekeeping
- cheap Private house. l76 Mulberry St. corner
btooms' ana % crosby 81, near broome.
AKGE front room 81 per week tor hght house.
~ keepn1 also small rooms from u so To g. Sd ay
| AIDES aud Gents-lome comforts warm rooms
~ win board, at So 30 and si50 weekly. lu2 4th
NICE large rooms. neatly furnished Tor hsLt house.
~ Keeping 81 so AMI g. 42s East l2th IT.
Onsl 5rH sT.Board and rooms, gents 81 and o. so:
~O% snge rooms, 81 ladies, IS 90; day boardeTE s.
aOrs,s darrias,s, dc,
EOR SALE, at half value four large work horses,
one truck, and harness. AS West 18th St
EOk sALE-one horse and truck, Apply at 80 Park
place.
ca WILL BUY large bay mare, 8 year, old;
POO sound aud kind; will work any way; worth twice
the money. ITO Hoyt 81, Brooklyn
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IoGosi


Totil..... ................. ~. JSs ,yS1
Daily ave age 365 DAYS ....... II2,@1T
lu al pagers printed IN. /, 1870 10 Jan D. l@lt
l.O l;iO.1tl, making daily average Vi 1881 of
Tie Cuute uiuc.
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NERVOUS ENHAUsTION,-A medical ESSAY
~ coupr siiG series of lectures delivered At kahns
Museum OF Anatomy. ON the cause AMI cure o
decline. showing lnd sputu now lost health be
vanri, arurdn. clear synopsis ~ nnpednrnts TO mar
mage And the treatment o nervous ami physical debility
bcng the result vi ~ years experience BY mail. 25c..
currency or postage stamps Aitrc-, secretary kahus
Museuul oae Broadway. New N"rg
DuST OFFICE NuIItf--tnr .urelsu inais Tor
the week endug saturday Feb -. iH7O viii tlosa a.
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