The New York Herald dated February 24, 1874

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WHOLE NO. 13,7011. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1874-TRIPLE SHEET. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS, ANUSEMERTS—Horem...

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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. | BROOKLYN wmorunry #OR SALE | PROPERTY ORT THES — vor { _ ‘...

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RAPID TRANSIT. Enthusiastic Mass Meeting at the Cooper Institute. The Question of Motive Power Thoroughly Discussed. MAYOR

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son, and from Port Riley, have been hurried West. Stores are rapidly gowg forward, and a company of Pawuee scouta, under...

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WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY. The City im its Holiday Dress—Beantifa) ‘Weather and Happy Sightsecrs—Where the Crowds Gathered and

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6 NEW YORK HERALD bate eS BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. sAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR. -—— TRE DAILY HERALD, published every

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NDIA Herald Special Report from London. —-+—____. Famine in Rapid Stride Over a Large Portion of the Ter- ritory of...

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8 COMPASSION. Practical Action as to the Abuses in Charitable, Institutions. THE BUREAU, ‘OF CHARITIES ENDORSED. ———+ The...

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FINANCIAL LAND COMMERCIAL ieee HOLIDAY REFLECTION. ~Qur Exemplars” as a Moral and Ma- ierial Influence Upon Values. The...

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10) ee HE WAR ON SPIRITS. MeConnelisville Setting Ohio a Great Example. SPRINGFIELD BECOMING PUGNACIOUS. Poor Prospects for

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sc oh ee SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES. Cooks, &e. BPE ‘R PLACK.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 2 poy plain cook, washer end ironer; good

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12 SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. WOMAN saan tig sT.—4 RESPECTABLE rom nurse; best city reference. ‘HE EABT «7TH ST., TWO PAIRS O