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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-26
Police Notes.

The Police Court docket Yesterday
was unusually long for Monday morn
ing, and was composed altogether ol
triflng cases, which were quickly dis
posed of.
Susan Jackson (colored) paid 50 and
costs for beating Mary Miner in the
street.
Abraham Anderson (colored) was re-
ouired to give 800 security for twelve
months on account of cursing and abus
ing Mary Mason
Kit Brookes (colored) was charged
with cursing and threatening to shoot
Albert Lee, and also with carrying con-
cealed weapons. He was found guilty OF
the latter charge, fined 500 and costs, and
the weapon confiscated to the State.
Charles Ward (colored) for being dis
orderly, was fined So and costs.
Lizzie Coleman (col0red), for pers'sten
tresspass in the residence Of j. Il. Har-
wood, was fined s. and costs, and re
quired to give security for u months.
The continued case Of William Lewis
(cOlored). charged with breaking in The
dav mo the store Of A. W. Leonard
agent, on June 90, in Henrico county
and stealing three boxes of cigars, wa
sent on to the grand jury.
William Moore (cOlOred), charged Will
striking and abusing Emma Field, wa
required to give security in the sum o
300 for l2 months.
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AN AMERICAN SUNSET.
For the Times

For the Times.
In story and rhyme they tell OF CLINE,
OF land of sweet music ana lays,
Where the sun as 1t dies paints scene on The
skies,
But my mind can't conceive of II sun that can
leave
more beautiful scene in the West
Than the enc that low, Up in heaven above.
In grandeur now sinking 10 rest.
Through the beautiful dream OF poet may
CLEAN
The rays of sunset unseen,
But that dream never hints OF the marvellous
tints
Now flling the skies with their sheen.
Just come and behold that edgng of gold
On yon pear-covered cloud TO the right
Turn westward your eyes-fair ltaly's skies
Can only produce such sight
An ocean of gore with blue-iinted shore
- metaphor strong and sublime,
And yet il Is true of he glorious view
Presented this moment Of time.
As eastward afar moves visions light car
New beauties each moment are born.
" Can these be the Skies" gu ask In surprise,
I'VE spoke OF this morning in scornf"
Yon tissue of gold reflection unrolicd
10 bar the approach of the night.
Ana now IL enshrouds land. ocean, and clouds.
With halo Of glory and light.
Go back 10 the land where sunsets are grand
And tell them, my friends. II you can,
or the glorious one Americas sun
Has painted this evening Tor man.
w. A. MATHEWS.
Richmond, Va, June =, 1855.
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SHERIDAN STILL IMPROVING.
He Suffers a Good Deal From the Hea

He Suffers Good Deal From the Heat
WASHINGTON, June 2J.--Drs. Pepper
and LiLcOln maize their weekly wish 10
the Sheridan house yeaterday, ana The
following bulletin was issued at .
o'clock last night General Sheridan )
condition has continued TO improve. The
intense heat is, however, BEGINNING TO
tell upon his strength. IL is evidently
becoming necessary 10 consider the
question Of his removal at N early day
TO more favorable locality"
One of the physicians said this morn
ing that the question OF place bad not
yet been considered, and. ia fact, the bull
leiin announced The first CONCLUSION that
had been reached, that change Of eli
mate would be desirable. The General
passed a very comfortable night, he
added
Il ia said that the General will be taken
to Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts,, and
that he viii probably Toe carried by the
[. :. :. Dispatch. These statements,
however, i, i. Impossible 10 verify, for
at the house ii i, stated there have been
no detail, considered.
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SHORT TELtGRAMS.

NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y, June %
Charles A. Percy Of Suspension Bridge,
and Robert w Flack of -yracuse have
signed articles 10 race through the rapids
from the Maid Of the Mist landing TO
Lewiston, at the mouth of the river, in
lifeboats. This includes the Whirlpool
Rapids, the Devils Rapids, the Devils
Holt, and other stretches OF water. The
race will be for $500 side, and will
come off about August LIST.
BERLIN, June % The Emperor and
Empress made their formal entry into
Berlin to night. They came from Pots
dam TO CharOttenburg by steamer They
were driven to the Berlin palace, escorted
by squadron of cavalry. Inter den
Linden was crowded and the royal couple
were given a hearty reception.
WAsmNGToN, June 25-There is now
a probability that General W. W. Aver
i'll, one Of the cavalry commanders in the
late war, will be restored 10 the army and
placed upon the retired list, with a suffi
cient income to support him for the r
mainder Of his life. Some time ago the
Senate passed bill restoring him to the
rolls, with the rank and pay of Captain
retired
SUAKni. June 2j.-Rundle Bey con.
firms the report of the arrival of white
Pasha in the Bahr FL Gael providence,
and says that the Khalifa is sending a
orce TO oppose the Pasha's advance.
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SICK BABY EXCURSION.
4 Nost Worthy and Meritorious Chadty'

Nost Worthy and MeritOrious Cha'i'y'
The ladies of the City Mission propose
TO give 10 the poor children OF Richmond
q weekly excursion TO the country our
ing the heated term, 10 enable the llttle
creatures to obtain breath of pure, fresh,
country air. The first of these Will be on
Friday next, when between 2O0 ana 5oo
of the innocents will be taken to War.
wick Park, and it is.hoped that each week
like number may be transported 10 The
various resorts convenient to Richmond.
This is most worthy and humane
charity. The intense heat OF summer Is
terribly distressing to young children
especially when teething, and these ex'
cnrsions offer to many, VINO would other,
wise be confne1 to the glare and heat ~
the city all summer, opportunities Tor III e
haling little hcalth-giving and health
restoring country atmosphere. TO carry
out their plans the ladies need money,
and contributions in money can he sent
10 Mrs. w. II. Peasants, 27l0 East Grace :
Mrs. Raleigh Colslon, 700 tast Frank lin 4;
Miss Eliza Hern, 607 East eigh Mrs
DIR. Hobson, All East Grace; Mrs \. J.
Stokes, 1909 East Marshall and provi-
sions can be sent to either OF these ladies,
or to mission house, JOG north -Four
teenth street.
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AN rp1prMIC OF HYDROPHOBIA.
A Kansss Community Terribly Excite" ny
Mad Dogs Three Deaths.

CHICAGO. June PA dispatch from
Wichita. Kan, says \ startling state
OF affairs exists in Greenwood county
from the fear of rabid dogs a genlie.
man who arrived from there last n,gn'
NM Nine PEE persons have Ieen bitten and three
have died after suffering TIE most acute
psin from hydrophobia. a mad dog
went through the county about moh'h
ago and bit number OF dogs ana cattle,
and thus ap, cared TO infect The wDoie
country Two weeks ago dog came
inlo the yard of William Jones and bit
MIR ZONES and two of his children. oDe
of the children died in great agony, ana
the next day the father and other emo
followed. A mad stone was ciIcula'e"
among the persons who had been bitten
and il is hoped that no other deaths VIII
oc ur, as ,hese persons were all nj
Ten before the Jones family. A whole
sale slaughter Of CANNES is now gong on
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Tobacco Market.
RICHMOND, Va, June %

RICHMOND, VA, June ~.
To days market was dull on and OF
Change. Last week 1t escaped US that
some old fine cutter sales were made
while there is good demand for new
medium cutter grades. A few Burleys
are changing hands almost daily, and the
Western markets still advancing on dry
weather. The crop reports are no better,
but rather worse in Virginia and North
Carolina from all recent reports, yet
breaks have been generally good, and re
ceipts here have not fallen of.
In Danyille last week there was gener-
ally weaker market, while Lynchburg,
Va, shows firm dark market, with very
much lessened receipts.
1t would take very decidedly short
crop to advance our Virginia prices per
manently on most grades. The new
plants are buttoning badly in the field
We have seen to-day some convincing
specimens of this kind of premature
budding from dry weather.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York Stock Market.
e.nortea by &. w. Branch q Co., bankers
-. n,nters, no. III Main street.
REVIEW.
Nrw YoRK June %

REVIEW.
New YORK, June 20.
Like the greater part oil last week tue
attention of operators to-uav was si'en
more To the Chicago nominations than
the fluctuations of prices on the otocK
F,chanpe. and naturally the trading was
y.rv duh and presented few features
Ihe Pennsylvania road dropped ca'tie
r,,es to the sraboard from % to lot, anu
IA, Lake Shore road followed suit.
The Grand Trunk i'll retaliation cut
,lr, ssed beef rates TWO cents uhuei ,hc
prnn.vlyania and Lake shore. Other
Western roads with seaGoard outlets are
,xpected to make still lower cuts imme-
,iia,ely. IL only lacked All active market
- make Lake shore anG the trunk lines
t,atures on the downward movement as
il was they showed inherent weakness:
IL was reported that the crowd VINO hau
teen supporting Lake Shore had all eo'
mt 81. Paul showed her usual weekly
.iecrease. This time, the third week III
June. Sll,7l1 The room'iraders soi'
-ome. SO did London. The Grangers all
The time were full of selling orders some
reporrs and figures on Rock Island were
out, which plainly proved the stock ye. a
sale. The market closed at bottom he'
ares. with heavy undcrione.
Bonds dull and lower.
Sterling exchange, A SAGA s9t. Money
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KEYronT, n. J., June 25-While a
negro was riding on a Merry.go round
Yesterday some young men threw nouf
in.o his lace. The negro drew re-
volyer and shot into the crowd, ipfiicting
a dangerous wound upon William Eng
jert The negro then took 10 his heels,
followed by an excited crowd who at
lacked him with stones and clubs. Alter
considerable difficulty he was rescued
from the mob and locked mp. Ills
wounds are very severe.
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MINERAL WATERS.
SPRINGS WATERS.


We are AGENTS for the sale of the STAND
ARD VIRGINIA SPRINGS WATERS. which
for so many years have maintained WORLD
WIDE REPUTATION and given &c at 10 The
FAMED VIRGINIA FOUNTAINS, from
which we got our supplies direct-viz;
WHITE SULPHUR. BUFFALO LITHIA
ALLEGHANY. ROCKBRIDGE A l. NJ
HEALING, WALLAWHATOOLA ALUM
CAPON, WOLF TRAP.
Besides these celebrated waters we keep con
stantly on hand
BROMINE AND ARSENIC, SARATOGA
VICHY. HATHORN, CONGRESS,
and stocks Of EUROPEAN WATERS. De
scriptive Pan phlets sent on Application.
PURCELL. LADD & CO. Druggists,
Agents Virginia Springs waters;
No. Governor street, Richmond. Va.
iaCl-ff
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Convict Escaped.

Yesterday morning convict EN-
p'oyed as a servant in the house OF Su-
perintendent Moses at The Penitenliary
broke into the trunk of one OF the
guards, who boarded with Mr.. Moses,
stole some money and suit of clothes,
and succeeded in making his escape. It's
supposed that he went in the direction OF
Washington.
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A Policeman Fined.

At the called meeting of the Board of
Police Commissioners, held yester-
day afternoon at 5 o'clock, Police
man James Brown of the First
district, who had been reported for
being off his beat last Wednesday morn
ing for one hour, was fined 500
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a Severe storm In Cuba.

HAVANA, CUBA, June 25-This city
was visited on Saturday night by the
most severe rnin storm experienced in
twenty years Several buildings we're
set on fire by lightning, and more or less
injured. Many streets were inundated
TO such an extent tina household furni.
ture was washed out of houses. The
water rose from one to eight feet.
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DIED,

SEALING Died, Sunday, June p, ie5S at
il15 am, Of typhoid fever, in the seventy
second ear Of his age, John Richard Sealing.
HENDERSON Died. at Louisville, KY on
the oath instant. at 9:lja M. Mrs. Elizabeth A.,
widow OF the late John r. Henderson,
GOODE.-Dicd, at his residence, No ~
North Twenty-sixth street. at 1853 O'Clock yes
terday morning, after a brief Illness. . bert
GOedc. i'm the sixty seventh year Of his age.
rf1k and Baltimore papers please copy.
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In Hard Luck.

Whats the matter, Dumlsyi You look dis
contentcd and unhappy
II am; just found q three cat pisos and
when saw it on the sidswalk I'm blamed u
J didn't think 1t was dima"~Ths Epoch !;
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cnTION REPORT
uioI,nond Live stock Market.

RICHMOND, VA, June -.
REcEIPrs.-l87 head cattle, - sheep ana
lambs, ls3 hogs. ,
SlLfs.-l7s head cattle, - sheep and
lambs, and 1913 hogs
PRIcrs.-Ca,tle: Best. 4. to Il gross
medium to good 3. to A! gross com
mon to fair, q to 3. gross; sheep q 70
Il gross lambs. 8 to 6 gr S; hogs, q TO
= net bulls, >! to 81 gross
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LIVERY STABLES.
EXCURSIONS.
WARWICK PARK.
GONDOLA CHIMBORAZO


Leaves her wharf daily except Sunday al
go am. go. 500. and 100 pm Returning
leaves Warwick Park at lis. 3ij, G:l5. and
1860 pm.
On SUNDAYS leaves Richmond at 10 am
loo. 400, and 500 pm. Returning. leaves War
wick Park at ll:l5 am. 2:i5. 5:lj, and go pm
Fare ljc each way. Round trip, PC; chill
drcn under years free
Beating. sailing, fishing, and bathing Re
freshments served at city prices.
The company reserves the right 10 hold
portions OF the grounds and OF the pavilion
for private partie
THOMAS Elicit. Secy.
= North Ninth street. Richmond. Va.
Sun! I'm
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IfffP Lee Cream

ilard-frozen cream, made fresh daily
of rich pure j. ldernry cream and pure
fruit juices by d. Columbus, corner Third
and Broad streets. Fine cakes, canties,
and traits. Special rates to parties OF
dering for pic-nicss excursions, etc, In
the city country,or. Telephone 3l4
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CITY COLLECTORS NOTICE.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, MAY 81, 1873.

lily tblLEClOh = Oifltts
RICHMOND. NAY 81, 1875
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
L daily, between the hours of Q o'clock, am.
and o'clock, III from the TN TO THE
gru DAY OF JUNE INCLUSIVE. for the
purpose of receiving from any person charged
with CITY TAXES, the whole OF onc-hali the
amount Of tax charged.
Five per cent. will be added TO tine amount OF
tax charged in every case where the party as
scssed shall fail to pay the whole or one-half
within the time so limited. Real estate agents
und others h., ing number OF bills 10 pay
will please send lists. so that their bills may be
gotten together. Where property is held In
trust, il is necessary 10 give the name OF the
trustee.
Any person desiring To pay taxes after June
lst may do so during the usual business
hours. JAMES ID. CRAIG.
5iel-lm City Collector.
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II Seems u Sure Fact

that Mr.. Julien Binford, 1902 East Main
street, Richmond, Va, can furnish pure
medicinal wines, liquors, etc, al the most
reasonable prices, and their qualities are
unsurpassed.
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Electric Lights.

Are, and lncandescent Lights furnished ioI
stores, Offices, dwellings, shops, and ware
houses, al reasonable rates.
Apply for terms 10 W. II. COLE. supt,
fjel9-tf lO7 South Seventh street
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RAILROAD BOEus.
Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, June :

hINhMoNpi 49,
OFFERINGS REroGTED TO SECRETARY.
Corn.-2.OOs bushels.
Oats.-5t0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Corn.-White, 9s bushels prime at &C.
l60 bushels prime at SIC.
Cotton REPoRT.
Market steady.
O,eotGtions.- 9lc.; low mid
ding, &C.; good ordinary. ssc.
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on TUESDAY. 26rH JUNE, 1893,
At 3 o'clock. pm. ] Will sell about
4 3 10 7 S !

Soreof them on MECHANfCSNILLE TrRN-
PIKE. between and = STREETS. some on
NINETEENTH ST EEr. between and q.
amt the rest on NINETEENTH and TWEEN
TTETH STREETS. between q and Il. and
al fronting 30 by l2 feet.
The sections IN northwest and east of the
above lots are quite closely buiif up much fur
Their out than this property, this lOcation hay-
ing been shunnet h cause OF the proximity Of
been removed and on this account. no less than
for 9th er potent reason such as the nearness "
street cars and the rapid growth of the city,
this property will soon more than double In
value.
We must sell to pay debt The property f.
owned by n non resident. Sale will begin on
Turnpike.
terms at sale. n. W. BOWIE,
hieaO- I'd Auctioneer.
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

CHEAP BUILDING LOTS IN THE
EssT-END. THE NEAREST TO BE
FOUND ~ ANY CONSIDERABLE GUAM
TITY AROUND THE CITY. A GRAND
CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.
s in he sold in large blocks, as the sale Of
few lots will do no good.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

e
WARM SPRINGS BATH COUNT
Va are now open. Tho most delightful s"in'
min. pool on the Continent a specific Tor
BHEUMATIsA. GOVT. scIAT.cA. sni
kindred diseases. Infallible remedy Tor Di'
PEPSIA. Panphl cts Of Purcell, Ladi o.
or the Proprietor. Send postal
JOHN L. EUBANK.
nklm Propristol
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-02
YaIes Notes.

The afternoon recitatien of the sopho- mores has been changed to five o'clock for the convenience of the football men.
 The freshman football players met in Room E, Atheneum, last night and elected E. D, Funk '91 s. as captain of the class team.
 There will be trial of voices to i'll vacan- cies on the Apollo club tonight. The new members will be chosen to morrow night.
 The fourth round of the university tennis tournament was played at the field yester- day. The last round will be played to-day.
 Trinity has withdrawn from the New En- Williams has taken her place.
 The Harvard football team began practice on Thursday last.
 The number of members of the Republican club is up to date two hundred and ffty- eight The club will endeavor to get Chaun- cey M. Depew to speak in New Haven under their auspices.
 The number of Democrats who have signed the constitution of the "Sumner Guard" is one hundred and forty-six. The club will try to get s. s. Cox to speak in New Haven. The club will turn out in force to hear Daniel Dougherty speak tomorrow night. The reorganization of Chi Delta Theta by the Lit board is expected. It is felt that a movement to bring the literary men of the college together would succeed at this time in view of the greater literary activity which shows itself in the college. Another football game with Wesleyan will be arranged soon.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Egopodium.
 Sterling pianos at Catlin's, 643 Chapel St. Joel A. Sperry and J. L. Cowles speak in Danbury this evening.
 The schooner W. Wallace Ward arrived yesterday at Baltimore.
 The Veteran Blues will hear the report of their bylaws committee tomorrow evening. Court Farnam, A. O. F., will give their second annual ball at Arion hall on Novem- ber 18th.
 President Dwight of Yale college occupied the pulpit of the First church of Waterbury on Sunday.
 In about another week chestnuts will be very plentiful on the outskirts of the city and the small boys will be happy.
 Clifford D. Carroll, one of 0. w. Blakeslee & Sons drivers, fell from his cart near Quin- nipiac bridge yesterday and broke two of his ribs.
 The Rev. MT. Poteit, the pastor-elect of Calvary Baptist church, will begin his pas torate next Sunday. He is expected in town on Friday.
 General S. E. Merwin of this city, the Re- publican candidate for lieutenant governor, has given $1OO as prize for the brigade rifle tournament.
 Mrs. John A. Porter, whose house was on fire Sunday evening, has sent check for $2O0 to Chief Hendrick for the Firemen's Mutual Aid association.
 The first annual fair and festival of Fame castle No. 8, Ancient Order of the Knights of the Mystic Chain, will take place at the old Union armory next Saturday and Monday evenings.
 The State convention of the Y. M. 0. A. will be held in this city from October 10th to October 14th. The annual meeting of the society will be held on Thursday afternoon and evening of this week.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-02
RUILDIHG NOTES.

New Buildings and Manufactories I'm
 mits.
 The large buildings on State and Wall streets are now occupied by the Rattan Chair company and other concerns. The Rattan Chair company removed to the premises recently from their former quar- ters, in the rear of Orange and Audubon streets, while the folding Chair company, which had occupied the premises. removed to where the rattan work was done, the lat ter having need of larger accommodations. The premises in the rear of Orange and Au- dubon streets were considerably enlarged be- fore the removal into them by the Folding Chair company. A large new steam engine was also put in in building erected for the purpose. The State street buildings afford- ing more room than the rattan shop required, parts of it have been rented to other con- cerns. MT. Whitmore, the bicycle manu facturer, now occupies part of the premises on State street, as does also o. Won Gruttke, cigar box manufacturer, and on the Wall street side part of the premises have been taken by the Standard Steam Carpet Clean ing company, of which Walter R. Chidsey of this city is the head.
 George Watrous is building pretty $3,OOO house on Shelter street for A. Edmondson from the plans of R. G. Russell, and Lowe Brothers have exchanged the brick house at 651 George street with Miss Julia Mills for the property at the northwest corner of Grand avenue and Ferry street. This prop erty consists of house and lot, 131x231 feeC. The house will be moved to the west side of the lot, and the remainder built upon or sold for building purposes by Lowe Brothers.
 Recent building permits are Portsea street, frame block of two houses, two stories, 35115x AZ; owner, E. Hayes Trowbridge, jr.; archi- tects, Allen & Phelps and George Baldwin & Sons: cost $5, 1000.
 filling street, two-story frame dwelling, two tenements, 23xS8; owner, Mrs. Mary A. Doyle; cost $2, 800.
 James street, north of Grand avenue, frame dwelling, two stories, two tenements, 26x4S; owners, John and Patrick Tierney, cost $2,- 500.
 James street, two-story frame dwelling, two tenements, 26x44; owner, Margaret Don negan; cost $2,500.
 Lamberton street, No. 124, ,two-story frame dwelling, two tenements, 21x37; owner, Julius I cost g, 500.
 Dwight street, No. 82, two-story frame dwelling, two tenements, ,24x61; owner, Harry | 6. Nichols, Branford; cost 5000.
 Munson street, near Dixwell avenue, two l story frame dwelling, two tenements, 23x35; | owner and builder, Charles McFesters; cost l b2, ,000.
 Mansfield street, two-story frame dwelling, | ,wo tenements, 23x47; owner, M. McGrath, | B Canal street; builder, J. A. Fogarty; cost | }, ,500.