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The Indianapolis journal., 1885-12-11
The Men to Reward.

"What are you readingl' inquired a hopeless
and forlorn-looking Democrat, who has been
anxiously holding himself in readiness for a
federal appointment since the 4th of last March.
IL am reading the Presidents message, re-
Piled the State officer, to whom the question was
addressed. 'Tts very long"
II suppose Cleveland thinks that's all we want
The proper thing for this administration to do
In to reward the fellows who have been carrying
the torches and drinking the whisky for the
party for the last twenty -four years"
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-12-11
Across the Continent,

The Missouri Pacific Railway will run a Pull
man Palace-ca excursion to San Francisco and
return via Ell Paso and Los Angeles, leaving St
Louis at 9:l0 A. NJ, Dec. l6 Passengers may
return any other route desired. Round trip tick
cts good six months, permitting stop off at any
point in California. Rate from Indianapolis,
$l22 80. For particulars call on or address
Coke ALEXANDER,
District Passenger Agent.
80 West Maryland street Indianapolis
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-12-11

Emden's assets are given at $1,000, only about
$65 of which represents open accounts His liza
bilities are said to be equal to the assets AS
signee Curtis gave bond III the sum Of $15 OOO
with Aeolph Kahn as surety.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-12-11

CoYTON's Edition IL NO., only "a cents
Any book you want nicely bound in cloth.
INDIANA PAPER COMPANY,
2l East MARYLAND street
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-12-11

HEBRON, the ieweler, at 4 East Washington.
says that you will make mistake if you buy a
single article in the watch and jewery line with
out first examining his goods and prices. All
goods warranted exactly as represented.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-12-11
Another Cut in Prices

Red Line Poets, 40 cents; Alligator Poets. 95
cents; Caxton Editions, a cents. All other books
in proportion. INDIANA PAPER COMPANY,
2l East Maryland street.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-12-11

Fur caps and gloves at 'Seatons Hat Store,
Is North Pennsylvania street.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-12-11
Red Line Poets,

Red Line Poets.
Only 40 cents for the most perfect edition pub
lished. INDIANA PAPER COMPANY,
81 East Maryland street
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-12-11

An matters connected with this department shoul
be addressed to MRS. ROSE BAILEY, care of th
Journal
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-12-11

In order prove that the Tone is SwEETER, SOFTER
and PURER, and contains less of that much-despsed
METALLIC QUALITY, you need but place the CHECKER
ING alongside Of any other Piano which has been used
the same length of time. SlXTY-TWO YEARS
EXPERIENCE! Over 10000 made and sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24

rowing ooinp anons, also nanei Men!n' OF Mrfi
The very ancient meaning OF thh' term WAS iS'""u'
and ais, by grace pun loves l9l'Dd CyprnSr
will liza remembered WAS the home or Aphrodite ana
the .utus " was tho wciknowu Hover ar sympol W
Erosa fict accounting for tile Wish "t thoSo N'"sA "
scuttle their ships aud stay on shore -.
Coming back to our AllOnI iim Set we may lie struck
by the fact that two hhndred years ago sOrp"y
cav. II t, nam Of Love Island. thOu: nUno II the re-
orders has gwen rrnso.i why Su'scliohtlJ LAW
Island was named BftilOw's Island.
II may fus nc gathered that the ancient meaning az
well as the name aust have been waf oil across the
Atlantic darkness az the prehistoric plol h!hS
win Thousand other atures Originating III the
Old World Ana it would seem 70 be III
accordance with the eternal fitness OF things tht as
tingii -he Goddess OF the Mediterranean regions lhe
commemorative aud perhaps tho personal acquaintance
Of the Colossus Rhodes, shoulder ose her pom SO uo
our minus Ia ur ..creure TO say O.hr pOllJ ~ ms
vicinity The isht che brings ~ weIc"inn one Out vac
has historic light or its own winch ne-d NOT pe
hid under a uu-hc any lemger, and winch VIII last AS oiS
us The aud n"whal further IN al drcctlUus
BrUOkikJi, Sept 4, 1855. W. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
mr. sHRADY HAS PUT IN NO BILL YET.


srAr,ME>Ts BY IR DorGLAs CoRREc' - oNA'
1unsE wHo Pay rHE BILLS CONCERNED
A TustS reporter called on Dr. george +.
sbrady Yesterday and ASKED If b. had anythlna 70
say IegIr lag the statement OIL Dr. DoheIas III
r. zee 10 he bills o. General Grants physiclan
AS iar a, know saId he the sta 'eLIeAtS VA 10
nv DR. Douglas are correct regarding tle PreAcnta
non of bills nave not presented any plIl Tor dt
tendance upon Genera Grant, altnouRd nave, "a
connon with tn" OF .eI physicians, been reqaes''"
10 ,o so by the family" ;o.
ca being asked as to the value of such services
as ,hc doctors rendered in this :, case
pr. SnrlIy taI,: 1T cou d not we'll be
calculated IN dol airs aHd cents. lhe case
WAS an extraordinary n2e, involving Gicd.
res 0nsib lItcs aud manV sacrifices UT. i'ous a.
made mOA- of tle latter. botL III pracloc az"
health. As fer myself, | was lot convci'cu u re-.
Ilnonsh any part of my practice except during INC
periods wien | was directly associated WIN Dt'
Dmrlas III constant attendance upon the Ociciai'
Al other times saw the patient only III ,consn"@
zion with Drs Dcug.as. Barker and Sa.!uS, a'tt' u
conrse rad ample time 10 attend to ny togdiar
buSIrcSS" A. ,.,u,
Wnat about the rumor that each Of tho doctors ,Is
ha, already received $40 900 tor his services III TIE
Grant case as alluded 10 ny DIR. DouGasf
- can oAIy say know nothing Of Ii. nave NOT
tcre we'd anythirg; neither has Drs. l{arker hcf
Sands as far us an aware. On the whole, IL &c
'rs To me that tins matter Should not concern TIE
people urlcss they propose to pay the hliiS''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
srgADYIYG SHIPS AND BOATS.
me Edifor Of The tribune.

To M r. UttDT o. nc - tp""N'
Str: during the great contest between the
two yrratrr tntrti ne countries o the goOc is cera
eo1d no to present Novelties in ships aud boats ana
why NAY MT lar following simple plan be entirely prac
cal On all yaw,s ships boats. screw on to the not
Of tic keel horizontally thin steel pate oho-ha"
tho width am!dahIPs, ~ long ~ the ke'i' tue
plato to 10 made shIrn forward ike 'he
boat, AID rnundwl 10 tho Stcrn On si'oiS'
schooners ships and largest soi ushps the st1cl
plates aro to b. rolled 10 be two together being
from Onoourth to onrshiri the width ~ tho ship aIui'
ships (! saln, is inrty feet wide tue plates may
each side of tho keel being rolled ihickFst
tho inner co They are TO be fastened to the Keel
kcr-n by driving them into steel slots countersuhk
into zach side. thGy b. r0e1 with or ne driven
into double steal Ranges rouucr'urk into each ic au"
then screwed fast Til. plates may be put into
tn" sid. OF the srrtipns fran gu rtcr 10 an
c;Eif the i-ugth II the snip scctnn ~ 81" now one
TIA" and perhaps "uc In The mndlc All h6hR
u,ain sharp lorw trd ii.l ron lel like The ship
Or All yIu X nud eHp'S boats plate one-ait Its wfh
wnn!d certainty stand ~ rrc~urr pon n IRON VIVA OF
" yes; bur anon irsrr Gran aud SLIPS trrns PER-
rni,s u doubt when rifle t taat the p t. are
'erply Sphmrr'i uuirr 81" wHv"e inHt ti"y VIII sprn
with tho uofiO AMI rhe vatrr IL extremely ~" ic,
j. believed they "il stand Hll pressure That VIII 30 pau
At sea- wcn tr ahip or boat Is pr"s'"l Ivy wind aud
waves. tie plate tie win lward eide NJ me KEEL VIII
lift NJ On the mass "t N!tcr' AMI "i W" H'"'ti VII
press down. Thus prcy"u,iu, run, {" great degree
aud wh0n tn" wind and ave- rrc forward or an hr
udtr wifi greatly prevent pltiuN MA II this II III"
rrsrl. shp vii req IRE much less ballast Also Ha
cannot be easily szrii. u Snnps crutr' board
will r-uur"I IL will be seen that the pla", - lW-
slnpu. with the dr NE the rriiir ard or kr"l' !"
asailst drft. Hod' us a." water. md hence IL"
shin rau r'in much the wind. This Ill a'SJ 10
4 great u ivtnagri ~ large an pa AID st1'1'uships.
tir pl practical Il will he very great advan-
a. even boats nli slnn and n prc lcal ao n
llrg- ships and g. VII hn still NOR" us"iul, u
VIII t,rauy hvos los preventing hOft- Hud s'p' from
rap@iziHg III si"rHN, AID even Whrn t"H' ,,'I'H.
IL VIII prevent rnch great
pitt Ing md roliug. making the pt-sasr mnrii m"r
a.r-oaIe ard hci Aru"r;cG and EurnP" VIII on an
AVERAGE nhIri.u tho time Y At least un- day WIZ 't
va'ttsrcI mi shipluiid-rs Iyr II iral NIL 20 n"H'
STRAIT. he y rar Il h practical ArGLefUs MAfsoS'
Hnshiuytpa u. g.. Sept. 10. 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
FIGHuyG FRAUD ~ VIRGINIA.

To the EHitpr NJ rae frIbHHs.
SIX: In view % the fact that Cleveland car
ricl tai, State by ,Iri small udoriti after all The
frauds committed by tlc Bourbon, 10 the counting "i
tue ballots. liitlc strange that thoy should now
express So much cprhicnce IA their ability 90 " f'r
dawn tho poll teal frcs ~ Frziush lee" uurst T. bc
true that tr,y rely upoI continued frauds on tho r1r
box for defeating tho Republican. rhcr' has never
hoasl.sg - 10 h-ir strength than %" E'"r
bots iud.e In. and ser Tiers has never been sd"
We ticket fjr state IN --s before lru mat tury
have pat ~. sp.trors tht' opposed p"
them nor haze The cuilr people ~ h" -Hc ever been
T. " ".t.nc-i ma 20. iu' -r-,tt OF f' "u H'nr
@,i'h leHin there -t"L.t pr change from Bourbon
ruiz. Ard - with 700 t' the T. 'ur''uz e1Pr'-- TIE
most cnutd"nrc 300 'Ar uot i,i'Il 81 30 ana
The rutir" ticket
Their, can lc question. n srr-ua, TINT they pre-
pairing t. prrvctrtr great fraud ~ necessary, nHt
ir lr.gIuc at tui Irir hour q, thr rr prrrtr tory
step. But every ru,u' VIII T., guar cu los The R'pr'r.
the Npr I'k County fraud 90 10" r.Uctrct
r-Grrc. measures Tor me honest "ort OF Co." vote l
to lu-t - sIcrcsfIi applied turY iu tupt
Wises first week iu -autuart r-u's hrru pr'ivr-
tive lc r-uf- nud tar People have rallied lH Er't'
huWhsr 10 D. .tr him. X.
EtchnDrd, Va sept. i. l~-1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
SNAIL P0x ~ CU,NBrEs srRrTT HOSPITAL.
HROONLYN.

The opening reception t0 the membership OF the Young
Mems Christian Association will take place on IN" even
ing of September 20. Address VIII he made ~ IN"
president Of the association, STATE Secretary Hail aud
others The exercises Will take place ia the auditorium
of the new building.
The scheme rapid tra nsit from Hamilton Ferry to
the west eud COMFY Island has taken step forward
through the purchase Of the rU0kVn Bath and COucy
Island Raj road by . syudc itc headed by f. t. Itch
icld, iIllain Zirrlcr and john j. Herman. Appca
ton will be made to the IL ,isaturc iOr ch1rrr cX
Tending the Rad from Ftnayo. and Twcnty-sIt-7t IN
Fifh-ayc and Butler, Bond aud -aCkcit -t- TO Hamh-
ton Ferry. Then with the cUuSaHt of the majority of
owners Of propert work upon elevated structure In
these streets can be begun.
The cour.cl of the Board Of Supervisors. W. g. Cooke
elaborate opinion holding with cHJUdgc
Tracy thar the Board Of Supervisors has power 10 MI the
ydccy In IL, Snrroeat'S Ollie c,IscI 10y the death OF
I'LL the vacancy by appointment lIo also holds that no
election the office ne held this fall
The Commissioners OF Charities and Corrections yes
tcrday aduptcd majority report sustaining W rdcn
Green III his action. before aud ftrr tn recent volt
among the prisoners III the rrnicntiary. The report
WAS Oppnsrd by CUmmssipur" Nissan aud supported by
Commissioners Reese aud Van Siclcn.
Alvah L. IIalstcad, the ieweller Of No 49I Fulton st.
who arrested upon charge Of larceny preferred BY
y. H. Knaup, Of Nrg-York for whom he sold watches
on commission, has been honOrably discharged.
Judge Bartlett has denied the application for a man
damus compel the Hulstcin Fresian Cattle Ass0cIa
linn 10 register "A herd Of IIuisieins imported by
Schentcr Brothers and admit the Mcs~rS Schcutcr TO
the privileges Of members OF the association.
John O'CaIlahan. Of No 5Is Nostrsud-ave.. who was
known by The snnbrignct OF General" to tie frequent
ers OF his drainshOp at Flushing and Eostraud Lvcs
committed suicide Yesterday by jumping int" the nvrr
al IAttle-s Intellectual attempt made to
hun by Michael McNulty. who spraug into the waite.
OCIlaghans mind recently affected by brain fever.
lie left widow and eight children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24

TO the Ell iiOr - Ihr IrtbUHe.
SIR Is net the world. or rat'cr tEc world of
mn. CIV drtcriorang In the mater Of Table etiquette
FarrserIv II was cousi cred highly improper polite
society TO u.o tnothpcE IN pIbic and utterly aAour-
lu,hlp {, uc one at the table. Erw IN the principal
hotels md restaurants goblet glass ful
nf hem HGUrus HiHOst every tuhlc
and they are used with the grcltcst
freedom Pccently the writer protested 10 the hcau
,,,licr of rIuinrnt restaurant against the nuisance
crued,d inIf II Was perfectly proper and the IGOR
rect thing" and m iiIttrrd ihst TIE custom prevailed
.ug ,hr best rcnpIr In the cts aud r.iHrl raj
trlnrut aud IA -l'tlblc families wIrrr hr had acted
- caterer who Iurscd thcr tables with tooth picks
IhIs /. probably not truc. when yuu bow the
custom l. eN;.udi q g. tmr that lublc protest be-
made a.uIu-' tLr .l.yistin- prtc,Cc. e. =. Il.
Nfir- lOrE. sept. I, 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
LANDLORDS WIrH VICIOUS TENANTS.

An association composed of persons Ownins
property in and around rwelty-scventh-st. betwe n
tixth aud seventh sves.. aud business men IN that
vicinity. formed tuesday night for the purpose
of preventing the renting OF honSes ~
that porlion OF the city for questionable
pirpos,s. The meeting held ~ No. lO7 West
fw6uty-scventh-st Among the propcrty-owurrs eprr-
scented Morris Irtmau GrOrse stone. Charles A.
Nuugessar Patrick Murray, 8 C. Rover. H. Strrn Jules
Cuai,Ian. f. Gallo. Alice Myers, Jane A. Mckenna,
s!.- -, Wis estate Michael OMalley and D. Nc
Kuon. MIR. O'Mailey pr sIdci and Francis Moss.
LAWYER. Of No 90 Nassaust. made the speech
OF the evening lie stated that although
the Tweuiyninh Precinct had Que Of the most efficient
police captains the City at it, head, vt the worst
forums OF vice 1or sh"d in IT, The effect Of this had
Teen drive bS away from the avenues around II
and greatly decrease m value Of surrounding property
PAGES near TwrntV--eventh-st. that ought t1 sell
for S25 600 wcdtl brug much over
half hat sum lie ned that the OF these dis
orderly houses to blame much the tenants, IL
net more The agent for four Of ;hese houses. he
SAID elder ono OF the
principal churches II the city. Mr. Moss
that the Intention OF the association tn
fore. law against these OSnrrs and compel thcm
rid of tHo!- vicious Iants Evidence for this
pose HIS AREA ~ been collected and will be pr0du
Tho citing of the socety Monday evening. The
officers of the urgIniza0u ara: Micndel OMay, pest
drut Charles l. NngaSsar. secret Patrick Murray.
treasurer; Jules Chatclan. FIR ncs Moss and Francis
NUIsin, executive cOmmitiee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
EArIDyAL AID ~ coNloY SCHOOLS

7, me Efifor ne TrtbHHe.
SIR: T. it at worthy 81 special notice that
tie, lu-,iput opur.r-ur-, ri -onyr''i,ls tli'
nIcr are l,lraluk v.tnpItrytn oI'!r@ t. the queS.
tiur OF N,tou li ! - g. nmpr -ch''ei rh' 'ac tut
there are f. the Uuicl states d'te"u huuiret tIos,a.
voter. who cannot real tA,g ballots % write tna.r own
H., u.. .nnli l.trt.t Do won't -'.l tae p.t.tca At
trition - ucltlnol urvrryw'"r". y" ooIvcptun.
ror even county u''tutn should 'linurn anywhere with
ont pa.sing r,nlutlH- tins su'jr'i. Any assumption
t, this .lihrct bee ur-s rRr!nsi. ely 20 rho 'puiu II
,,litrc. absurd. 70 shout, Doe PLANK 90 an 20 tIr
rlt,,,ris 10 900 v.tb". / 20 uut' winch opp -'- the
iI,rs.r, should hn OVERWHELMINGLY dcIrLtne 30 every
,l.rr-n 81 ,audi lltc, Tor tn lputc Il E'prc-clti
tl,s, should hr compelled tn Vyr tirir Views q the
slt,r, of Slf'oual ad h'fnrc "le'il"u Their" Is no
u,stsu pf rc .Iuo tturr before thlS county.
Npc. iGrk Sept 20. l-~5. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
WORNLEY'S BEEF TEA AND TERRAPIN.
L1-Ler q. liz - LLLLa LL-Le L--.LcL.L

n
Speaking of Gar!ield'S Illness reminds me of
James Woruley. the noted caterer Of Washing
ton rhc died - few months leaving a fortune II
more than 90 900, which he made In keeping hotel
here. Mr. Woruiry hdd patcUt methDd ~ making beef
tea and he prepared unch Of the last food taken by
Charles Sumner and Presidsnt Garfield Dur:ng
Grricld's hi~t DAYS hc used 30 take this bcof
tea evrry '1uraing frJu his hotel 10 tho Whit"
House. and Garfield Tcshcd IL when he could eat
noIng else II uplc by bTOiiing she cndcrlnin uf
"A pOrtcihnnsc steak, and while the mrat WA yet Suok
ing putting II into iron receiver heated for the
plrpO-n. then turnrd %hich brought
hundreds of pounds 0f pressure on tho seiirg steak
causing every particle ~ liza juice To srrlr forth
little seasoning AMI the tea was ready There was no
ahOut n, al IL the Juice OF tire href
Mr.. NOrIuey also made chicken broth for Ghrtrl1 and
the chickens from lis fIrn this city.
lIIs hotel % hish priced one. and Mis- di'IcrS
special occasions Cr-t ~ high 800 plate. lie
esI eca!ly noted d terrpln ok. aud ho considered
cooking such art that lac Annt his son, vino u"w
th" hotel b. Paris 10 take egeOLs OF tha noted
cooks there.
NOrhley the first To Introduce terrapin into Eng
land lie took them with him when he went along with
Reverdy JObnron. who was the American Ambassador.
cook TO The Legation IL Il said that the errapin did
u accomplish tho ends Of the United etses than
AL OF the sIssehea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
JERSEY CITY.
Frederick Golden was tried in tho Court OF General

Frederick Golden tried in tho Court OF General
Sessions Yesterday for marsaughter. On MAY D.
Golden and John j. Marley quarrelled in Claus
Bchnkcns brcrsaop at Ayeane ID. and lTeniy-
acventh-st Eayunnc, and Golden knocked Nancy
room and Manly followed Golden down tue avenue
threatening to - tx h'ri and have him arrested.
inldcn turned snd wi'h blow cllcd him TO the side
Taik Mauley died that night. The jury convicted
Golden of atrocious assault and battery.
Herman Kothcuhrrg, a pcdcr, begged with tcars IN
RS eyes for lodi gng~ the First Precinct police station
last evening policeman rcmnvcd his coat To learn
What caused a lump between his shoulders, and
stocking with $50 in il fell 10 the fo'r
4 man aupied for q room at tho philadcluhia uoel
Yesterday and wrate in "A bold hand NJ. Peter Ia
n few morneGts hc became violently insane.
James Rroalnca,luv whn was formerly member
Of the poicc deusrtmcnt and who Gi.apl oarrd ave
months ago because wn women claimed h'i Us q mas
and. walked INTO police headquarters yesterday
and surrendered himself b Chief Murphy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
GENI'LFMEN'S FASHIONS.

We havo much pleasure in informing friends and "a
Fall and WiEfrr st0c- OF fine Foreign Wool
AL selected by VIZ. Dciury from the stcks
or all the leading manufacturers
The styles make of being and sur.
favour during the pro cDt the iIouhle
ed track ana Morning OATS FOR halfdress wea
The used Will the celoofaed make Of CIays wide
Dagsnals Piqacs, Cropes, AMI make OF fabric
Coleu ed Elastic MELONS. These Evods war
AMI for til "a be popular
viii the Coat and Wsis lined tn pure dye
elk LoInd Military Bruid. &c.....S2J aud s3J
For st, sh and rough ready scotch Homespunn
are very suitable They male snail Irregular checks
ranging from ne nstur
g the weknOwn h at Ter These goods viii
oucceod the gar pld sutnes which have OF late be-
the CLe joan Tt,ilOrs and ready
made clothing houses.
will make them up in Single breasted Lounge Jack.
els and shooting Coats WITH Taps pockets hips step
collar Waiscoat and trousers S25 and $50
Overcoats will made froa Cars Fur beavers,
&c The Double Breasted Hox Coai, cut easy AMI made
with ppcd seams, will be popular also. the SINGLE
breasted field. introduced this Few
aver Frocs viii hnd favour We viii I'm" them with quilted
silk velvet collar match; ed es pipod with velvet
cloth SD ana SID
Tru ers will be decidedly witr t1s season Among
the high class trades Ia Londrn euti them ls and
knee. and ou1cei crease down tho
back We will make tao from West Of England
str pcs and Checks York shire rweeds, bedford Cords
Whipcords 81 ~ 70 SI3
Above prices IS 35 por cent than the fancy
pr CO taors charge sooiS ami manship which
can 20 verified by calling
All goods to order AID warrsntsi as represented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
ADVANTAGES or GANsEvOORT MARKET
Tn m, Edft0r Of me tribune:


SIR: The unhealthy condition Of the waite
I'm Fulton Market slip FOR the storage Il fresh fish,
stated in tue regor, o! compctcn, ps'ns who have *
atnncd into the matter. eats that action ~
taken 20 remove the evil From irir report It appears
that the water, are iurrrEnitrl with foul from
snrcr. and other lth 20 be- unit place for the
rrrcpiac Of live i- for hum ~ l'D' aud al 10 be- re-
,,uyrd The only remedy Tor tAis - Ey nudug some
-, h.r Dc tlity where better and rurrr water he
,rd As the locality owing - the changes Ia bu~iursS
ynt,h arc taking place In the city, ~ required
r.,iLer purpn4-, aud as the Place wants favorable
.tuca- for market purposes Hhlch has b"cuur IN
Ind change t. br urCcrstr' Ito - ut til;lg
l.rc mat offer. for tins business - the
INC ury ttrsryoort MARKET site, between GAns-voort
un.. IL is tie most cl able one that ciId BE- selected
/, b,. frontage II over GOO feet without
or other refIse cuptyinR INTO T., aud has an unpb.
struct,d cuircaJ passing mp ant down as the tide
currs riup wen extended into the rivrr Tho water
j. Zen urc ami clrtr al all obnoxious gases, which
make If he most &C. srih!c place mat cen he found. ~
also has other advantages nat required fr The sale
~ fresh FISH The Wholesale ucat market and t'tsis
soi business 40 .c;hci with tn foreign fruit lc"r-,
aiout 10 - there and VIII he the means ~ cob-plGlt
iug All brHucies OF h. market "a nB" lD"IiItY. rue
cts already here together with other hHr"nos viii
make one 81 the most successful! and iuposn- uFfKet
places IA the word. g. Is. LAW iO>.
C,dlr HlI-onth,- Ii,tsoH sept. t. 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
SCARCITY OF SMALL RILLS.


SIR: Why do not people Of all shades of
esuc OF II An - silver ccrtiho ueAf A. average
citizen uy cas-" must be that Of most others. E"l"g
anut tn mako "a excursion. six mpntas ago. desired
$500 In ones and two- from M bank but me hank
c,uid spare nom" \ week asu demanded 800 "nd
WIS allowed only 80 IN s:nl hll- woud Willingly
have taken silver dollars. bul the weight Of 500
Of them would hr over .trou pounds. auJ quarter
eayo Of goid would Zoe clumsy aad dangerous 10 travel
with.
Through tho part q the south where have been Ia
SCARCITY pf these quail bills f@sIg. Ey'ry ono
seem. To have bills md upWIrl bltu' ono Hitf-
IL gives chang, uI "a The hay" lively Trade hr
i-priytti n l. -itiYu, 4. SILVER rrr ilct's ar" '"t
l...l tend p 49, one would De- Wirri 20 take tIfn,
an the -nl BIZ would not n" returned through iH"
custom House m view tine issf" would hr harm
ls. AMI urn.iiicn rrpi tuHI who's" d 10 = ar' I'fc ~
g. s,us nf loss than -. which would ucluGc prNueIb
c,Ut,i..Is. 3 H. NJ.
Aetc- York, sept. IT, 1855