Hemstreet, Charles, b. 1866 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 288
eeable prospectof the East River, which those that live inWall Street would otherwise enjoy ; and, fur-thermore, occasions a dirty street, offensiveto the inhabitants on each side and disagree-able to those who pass to and from the coffee-house, a place of great resort. This was too serious an… … TOWN MARKETS and during the first quarter of the nineteenthcentury, in the last years of its existence, itwas called Franklin Market, for then therewas a tendency to call all manner of thingsafter the noted Benjamin Franklin. From the time that the very first marketwas established, there were laws…
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