davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-20


pany of young ladies They wers principally
drawn from among the daughters of our uor.
thy mechanics Of Capitol Hill and the NAVY
Yard, and were admirable specimens Of the
fascination of budding and Just blooming
womanhood in this immediate region Of coun
try. The young ladies Of that " ak in life
here and throughout Maryland and Virginia,
are. to our taste the finest looking women to
be seen any where The glow Of health sits
enthroned on their ceuatenapces and fine fig
ures, and their invariable habits Of industIy
surround them with that natural dignity Of
carriage. which results from the substantial
independence Of their station in life Though
the han vas crowded, there was not blas'e
lady present-one who appearance Indie ates
premature safety with the dissiI stious Of
fashionable ciety, the 80 common Foundation
# the too early decay of the ladies of cities
the world over.
conspicpoGs In the crowd, while Misses L.
Pc, s. By, E. By, D-l, An, McK-y,
Oh, N. C-n, Z. Pm, Z Cd, II. Rs,
NJ. McK-y, Z. W-d, Z. C-s, K Cd, Nm,
and many other lovely Young girls were
surrounded throughout the evening by host
Of admirers. Among the beaux present We e
presidents Of other similar social clubs Of
Washington, viz: VIM Caho, of the Empire
John I. Heard of the George Washington; E.
" harrlson, OF tlo Eagle v. WliIsOn, OF tne
Good Intent; II s. Dsnuisoa, of the Star !;
Thomas Simon, Of the Mount Vernon n. Mo-
COrmick, Of the Good Will; j A. Butler. of
the Nightingale; w. A Reardon, of the Lib
erty, and j. Evans Of the Americps-uearly
all of these veil known clubs being represent
ed By other members Mr.. J. Z. Havener
was the caterer for the occasion, and acquitted
himself as handsomely as usual, while Scott's
band discoursed the music.
INifIArRD.-Last night, two Of the Indian
delegation now in this city, having taken in
an over supply of fire water, became 80 weak
ened by carrying the heavy freight, that they
fell in the streets and rolled about shouting
and singing, probably their "death song''
until they we're picked up by some kind per-
Sons who carried them to the guard house
where they were retained till this morning
when they were Disguised, Whom they gOt
outside the door, they stood still for . nopsD'
looking at each other, then bprst into laugh
and started for their lodgings.
PROMOTION. James 4. King, formerly
orderly sergeant Of the Presidents Mounted
Guard, has been appointed by Col. Hickey
quartermsster sergeant Of the regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-10
EVIDENCE OF MERIT.

"LEwIsHUBG, Union Co., Pa, May :, 1855.
Ma. j. A. kaepKs--DsGr Sgs The box Of madi-
cine you sent wa duly Received on the 18th II
April / have sold about one half of Ii, and
far the people who have used IL safishe that
has cured Them 1t has certainly stopped the Agne
IN every one who has used 1t, aud Elk If tn. eases
were of long standing. My sister, who has had il
for Eve ak years back, ami eoaid never get ID
stopped, except by Quinne, aud that only as long
she would take il, now, think, entirely cured by
your remedy, u. Il. McUlNL1-'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-10
CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS.

Take more Arsenic, Mercury, Quluine, sfryeh-
nine on Anti perodics or medicines If any kind the
virtue u which owing to such poisonous drugs
The most they can do is break the elilis, for
short time. while they u cause constitution
al maladise that cease cnly with life. Remember
that the only Fever and Agnc remedy that Is HARM
less as we'll 81 sure il
RHoDEs' FEVER AND AGTE CURE.
For sale W hoiesale and Eetai by
H. III. AYRES, Agent, heekak,
And by J. SINGER, Agent Montrose.
Satt xwl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-10

7d1es Dae and Unpaid .for i.e Tear 1853. s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-10
The University's Family Remedies

i SsT ED under the Seal, Sanction aud Authority
i of the University sf Free Medieiue and Popular
knowledge chartered by the State Of Psnnsylyan n,
April %, 1883, with capital of SeO 900, manly
for the purpose of arrestng the evils Of Spurious
and Worthless Aostrnms also. for supplying tie
community With reliable remedies wherever com
petent Physician cannot will not be en- pisy ed.
Thin institution has purchased from Or. JoHs X.
ROWLAND, his &C LIBERATED
R0WANDS TONIC MIXTURE.
Known for upwards of twenty-five years the
only sure and safe for Fever and Ague, de-,
and his inestimable remedy for Bowel Complaints,
koxand's Compound Syrup Of Blackberry Root,
which highly approves and popular remedies, to-
gethcr with the University y Remedy Tor Complaints
Of the Lungs; the I University Remedy for Dyspep-
sia or Indigestion; the Uniyersiy's Remeey for
Costive Bowels; also, the University Almanac may
be had, NJ the Branch Dispensary, or Store of
MCKINNEY l. RUNNER, keokuk.
lv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-10
PROOF OF SAFETY.

View DIRK, june IL, 1880.
have made chemical examination Of sRHopss
FEvER Axn AGCE CugK, 'AsrIpoTE TO MALARIA,
and havr tested il for Arsenic, Mercury, Quinins,
and stychnine, but have not found q particle of
either In IT, nor have found any substance in its
composition that would prove injurious 10 the const
tuition. JAMES K. CHIFFON, NJ. D., Chemist. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-10
AlexamAer,s Pelami cus.
rHFGRE1T AMERICAN HAIR Toy

WHAT il more desirable by the Young than the
w luxnriant locks # youth and beauty What
Is more dreaded by the middle aged than gray hairsy
Who hat is odd but would avert badness which
can all be accomplished by using Alexaader's Pc
lamicus universally acknowledged To be The most
superior article fin identifying the Hair, and which
is equally efcacio in preserving its natural health.
For sale Mt 81 Main Street by
Juue n --itf j. d. NINCHEIL A Co
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-10
n HODES, FEVER AND AGTE CURE.
or ANTIlklTE III MAIARIA

L>0R the Prevention and Cure of INTERMITTENT
l. and kExIrTgyr FEvERs, FEVER and AscE CHnIs
nnd FEVER, DrAB AGuE. GENERAL DEBILITY, NpeBr
AwEArs, and all other forms Of disease which have
common origin in Malaria or MiasmA
This il u NATURAL ATIDOTE which viii en-
trely protect any regdent traveller even in me
most sickly swampy localities, from any Ague or
Bifieus dfFeaFs whatever, any injury froln con-
stanfly inhaiing Malaria or Miarma.
II will instantly check she Ague In persons who
have suffered for any length Of time, from day
10 twenty years 50 they need never 10 have another
chill by continuing III according 10 direc, lens
The patient at begins 10 recover appetite and
streghtb, and continues until permanent and rad.
zeal cure IL effected.
a2-- One or two bottles will answer for any ordi-
nary case; some may require Directions
printed in German, French and Spanish, accompany
each bottle. Price dollar. Liberal discounts
made to the trade
JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, h. /.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-10
G.. w. Sanders,
WARE-RooM6A

Main Street, bet Bird 4 4th Sts., KEOKUK, low,
TIyHE undersigned hse now in his
i Ware Robins, and designs keep
ing constantly on hand a well Sc
lected assortment Of all kinds Of Furniture emhrA
cling Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bureaus fine
and plain Sofas; hne and plain Center and Card
Tables; Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chairs Of every description from plain wooden
seat, the finest hair cloth stuffed seat plain and
fancy turned Cottage Bedseads Of the latest styles
Lounges, DC.
Looking Glasses Of all sizes Clocks, Carpetings,
floor and door mattngs, foor and table oil cloths,
mattresses, feather busters, carriage trimmings,
window shades and trimmings, and every other ar,i-
Gle usually kept in my line Of business.
Part Of my stock was made under my own super
vision, and the rest bought from manufactures OF
high standing, so that can warrant every article
for durability and finish Of workmanship.
My object is 70 establish . permanent business
here, and not on the Peter Funk principles and ms
an inducement to persons to purchase Of me- am
resolved to sell at the lowest st. Louis prices.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. will always take pleasure in showing
whether they feel inclined to buy or not.
May 81, lSa4.--d&wu " ". sANDtttkA.
y. ". } OEiNsT6N,
Corner q Johssen sadGD
~ TAird Streets. WEE&y
Carries on the business Of Undeftaking in ALI its
to his stock and perfected his arrangements in every
department.
y s. PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
impcrvious to mir and indestructbe, highly orna
lnentcd and Invaluable for the preservation of Ahs
dead, well a. collins Of every style md finish Mr.
nished TO order. 81 ~
Hearses and carriages furnishs1, NJ entirs ~
engagements Of che funerni attended to Wfe
Keotnk, April ~, 1885, dy
LiHhtninx Reds,
WITH Points and Fixtures, warranted not to
W corrode- For sale by
j. II. SULLIVAN q CO.,
July II, lS55.-d lilo Main Street, keokuk.
ETOsTETTER's celebrated Storn aah Btters for
- sale by MOORE 4 HOOPER.
September 2, ls55.--d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-10
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY !.


pf O'BRi AN co. Having permanently es-
- tabish d ourselves in keokuk, with an ample
supply Of the very best material for the manufae-
ture of Carriages, Bagges, Gigs and Hacks, we are
prepared to make all articles in our line, in the
very best style and of the choicest material on rea
sonAoie terms and prompt notice.
Sept %, ls55--dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-10
J. W. 6crogKs'
1t MRER YARD. KEOKTK.

IN Consert Street, between 4th and 18th Streets,
NJnorih Il Main .strset. A large Aaortnsnt Of
Lumber and Shingles, of best quality, always on
hand daw1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-10
Uxv16 = YJkrtsE
M0assA, SIGN Avn ORNAMENTAL
PA3UTERS.

n NiiAiEhs AMI IA
~ per Hangers.
shop on south side Blcadcau. between Fourth and
Fifth Streets 49,
Having cpmmenesl the above business In all its
branshes they solicft = shanN of patronage.
All orders promptly e&tsndcd to-
keoknk. Anenst g., I85d.--dSsa
= XANNII0.
AxD ND0Cnna. % 9Th street, one
60 49, -, w11ke ke viii renoyate and
ne4MNID01N NeW, al klndsof LAdiess md Gen
9N1slv ssch - Grape, brsssha, cassimcre
o. II 1SoMiy, mshuers, ii n ana nerino dress
r Z sssas esssss, wsaso~ and dana <
Hid - ab,vs - srery Io.Aer article of cloth.
ind 100000 in aaU e ~ fA6ev q ptain colors /
hdD ~ s3ose nttsattM - \ knowledge of my bus
Hinte, q tIvs seosnl ~
- Ieem -WM. MANNERS
11xA CT u ~ W1N0s
"IkL1AM GRAHAM, ~ Third, tst~e<a ohm
q - and Rxskange ssrssts, - tn Brick Shop.
Ns3ld inlasn the pehais that - = peepaEsd 70 do
~ - - 1LAcxsnfsaiAs n : ns6ey dn5abae, and
HORSE SMOKING.
81 E0A y0ur lame horses md have tkem tAod
e. - his hang and consteat PeA1tlss & Iris
Seeef ths basinsss - Aatten himssik 49, De
cennst - sxcsflsd BY any oss T. - noaatry. He
partieaiafly soisits patronage II this line.
He ~ a1su his services ~ Farrier N III ~
branches
May g. 1855. d6wly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-10

0lumosos Turkish Idnimeut
TH4 q tbe kk LiAine1t xkiskhas yet teea sf-
L feredtcthe public. 1tk an excellent remedy
for Neuralgia, Erysipelas.s rheumatism, wounds,
cnts ulcers burns seAds bruises sprains salt rhenm,
sore thrat head ache, tooth ache, pains in the limbs,
chest. back stomach or bowels Also for founder,
CHAMBERS, big head, Sweeney splint. psrsyl,
stif complaint, yellow water, distemper, ring bone
fstula collie, botts and harness gals, re- The words
dilimorcs Turkish Linment blown in the glass;
also fac siinle Of my written signature accompa-
MES each bottle
GiIlmOre,s Cholera and Diarrhea
Mixture.
This is the best remedy known for bowel comp
lalpts, such NJ Cholera, Diarfhea Dysontery, Pains
in the Bowels, de-, DC Those who have used il are
charmed with i,s medical virtues. The name Is blown
In the glass.
Giilmore's Vegetable CathartIc ana
Liver Rklls.
These celebrated Pills excellent reme DIV for
Fever and Agne, Bilious Complaints, Collie, Dyaente-
n.y. Constipation Of the Bowels digestion. Jaun-
dice, Dropsy, Debility, Liver Complaints Blotches
on the skin, Feyers, Ac. The best family pill known
and can b. used with safety, whenever cat haric is
needed
n. b. To insure q genuine article and one on
which you rely with perfect safety, he part ocular
70 inquire for Giiimores Vegetable, cs:hsrtic and
Liver Pills.
CaIedenian Cough LexenEes.
Prepared by ii X. Gilmore popular remedy
for Coughs, Colds, and Bronchial Affection They
have given entire satisfaction to those who have used
them.
GilInore's Hair BaIsam.
beautiful preparation for the Hair, and properly
used will restore il 10 its original softness and
bsauty. Those who have used il say it Is the beat
prepa alton they have
Sold wholesale and retail, by II. II. AYERS, Drug
ct, corner Of Main and Third streets kcokuk Iowa.
Also BY Druggists and Merchants throughout the
state.
October 3, '55-d1wy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

10 knew Rennett, whose attached 70 the bid
- surety but did not know his signature he dii not
Know hasrar smit; he had seen Rink since his examina
uon before The committee but Rink made references
said examination Rennet kept porter house in Fourth
avenue eing shown the bid OF Frederick Fisher he said
he did not Know any such person Joseph Muller whose
DID was produced he knew but did not know whether
heJoseph muller putting In the bid shown the Null
Ter he knew or not he did not know his signature did
not know Frsds ick Muller.
Boituh b. Fowler next sworn. lie testified to hay
ing verified the estimate Of John Joseph Rink as
In the bid Rink tenant Of his and worked at mar
bic cutting he knew John Rennet', but knew Frede
rick Muller.
John Reune't the last witness called He said that
no lived At No. 513 Seventh avenue stated by Rink
in bis evidence, being shown Rink bid he dened hay
was not his and his used without his autho
ry this the first Of bis knowing his name TO be
used; Rink applied to him 70 60 his surety, but he
fused to do 80, he did not know Frederick Muller; he
Knew haspar snAt who're name in the bid shown to
witness he wss agent collector for Dir. y. NJ Fowler
they bad never spoken together relative 10 his
becoming surety for Rink; he had known Rink
between eight and nine years his business formerly
mat OF an architect at present he worked ut marble
IN the early pant OF last Eumer ne said he expected 10
get the JOB Of erecting the Worth monument; he had
nevsr gore big security upon any job and refused 70
security in this case, he himself mason worth be
tween Is 600 and - COO, he did not know Kinks cir
cumstaDces Being ehown the bid OF Joseph Muller wit
ness stated That he knew such person the
attached thereto, except Nicholas Seagrst ald John
adams; he did not however know their sgnhtpres he
did not know Frederick Fisher or any OF tho parties
whose names were attached TO his hid
The committee here adjourned 10 meet At the call
the Chair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

WET BLANKET YoR TfF yAREruS.-sliss Keene had a
brilliant prospect for tho commencement OF her season
last evening, but early in the day the following
pouncement issued -
LAURA KEEsE's VARIETIES.
In consequence OF the sudden aud indisposion
vodabiy postponed.
DR. oTlnsE,AS's CERTIFICATE
was requested 10 viii, Miss Keene this morning and
find her laboring unaer debility body which will pre-.
vent Ter from Performing her duties At the theatre
night, and probably for few days 10
NEw yonK Dec. "a, 1855
Seats already viii be good for the opening night
Of which cue notice win be given, the money refunded
We learn hat Miss keene exhausted by the severe
labor incident upon the preparations for ths opening Of
the theatre II proper manner.
BROADWAY TaHAfR1 The grand fairy extravaganza
called King thesmtpg which presented last even
ng with new On beautiful scenery, a announced again
taf ihe bTght particular feature OF Christmas evening
The hurietfa ~ Ny Neghbn's Wife" will terminate
the amusement Tile great scenic display % King
Charming" ' ~ aoubt altrac, q large asaemblage,
independent 4 NC frat rate ara who appear In the
cast.
NElo'e G.NPprN The Rayels announce a grand Christ
mas en n, consisting a ne comic ballet panto
mime u ihe hiuers,n the pstitc ballet OF The
Isle q NJ nphsv anl tie grand ~ pantonime of Ne
dina HE rsyola Nge rhe.e.a Rateri Paul Britlan,
Mad. Maizeh and other artists * celebrity. appear IN
traeti9e.
HowE7,T l.rATRrA NV marsi drama called the
"Cbip l3v u ihe nv D.o' sil b. presented sg,in
this evening with tho excellent cast M and Mrs
Ward aggttpg ~ he fadisg characters. Messrs Myers
and Nis.e gtt& t9isat teape will open the enter-
tinmtp a ~ tbsif 4ntaers as i the ring. Tns great
yaisi5 ~ Performance III. doubt contribute much
e the usatuy.
Iuf1oWs fnfA7rN The frcRpmme selected FOR his
eyofitg ~ mauFgar RHlt3n c,lnot fail TO drax 4 fult
hoH.e The Anus asnt Commence with me piece called
"Oy P.nny md hfs will Is succeeded hy the comic
diea q tic lusgb Cover Dor, and the original niece
ceilfd Irlp Il A'agnW vii conclude the enterttf
meme. Eur Mrs. Barton, Ms. HoghsB, Miss r.
Ihora, an otNtr fayofitls IN The caste,
WAtACt's lnaArRg--1he ~ ..,s0pe ~ "fo-ca.
T. r. - which witnessed last evening ~iih On fhn.
tssIn, having been completely sf i announced
Errtpedt0h tonight The scenery reflects credit upon
tno p9,noi and TIE acting throughout excellent. The
ucIui.F Grte ofA pl. ~ ne Walin VIII concln y NIL
~ cot Holland, Philips Boughain, Holland snd other
dauofui Bed comedians IN The east A mes piece Il n
rtheafial
Wnop'a M'f1nla a.--Thl company continne In 4 career
81 ulintJ lped success variety OF negro mnsrelsy
ard 10 sketch called 3Amb1's Dream" fsr TIL. evening.
nr.r1Sr sTI4sapIHs The tacic piece called "ytli
liul ana as blpsh,N having tesl received N gteat
succea gitl sgDin he Psessne4 tp-aight-hiso Negro
miustsHg. There viii b. Az ancrnoca Performance.
AfapFHY EL--noBaldaeb's Ethiopian troupo an
norucs 10 iliAance q great variety or this evening"
nsg-o MI. Gles, dancing nd The Golden Kiugdo,n,n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25
CITY RAILROADS.

CITY CARS UPON THE HUDSON rlvE9 RAILROAD,
AND DIsCoNTINUisG THOSE BELOW FIfrY-sIsrn
sTREET.
The Committee Railroads n The Board 81 Coun ~
men, br Reed, Chsirmsn, met yeeterd,y a. O'Clock
p. ~ at the chamber Of the Board The mittcr gnler
Consideration tie subJec, " compelling tie Hudson
River Railroad corpapy y stop the q locono,ive
engines Eleventh below rinynnth street, AM
I'd ifom its present terminus Il Caubsrs stree, b
FifiyuEth street II sl doubtless Be remembered th,
various petitions q ossFs Of properly and those rendea
Along lie line n the road have been subniltei - The
Councilman, asking that the Hudson River Railroad
Cor any be compelled 10 introduce The changes above
referred TO- From time 10 time parties have gpearei
and stated the acta upon which they gronnd islf re
quest which published at tha tins In he HsaatD
Yotercsy Nr. Garrett n. stryker, who a9pearea on
bebsl a the petitioners submitted lengthy argument
Why the changes Aked for hould be made. The main
ground what appear IA In the evidence that running
hv steam below Fy ninth htres, endangered human III.
ard caused depreciation Of property along the line ~ the
read snd tsa estabishirg city cars greatly needed
by thoae resident Ia the western portion Of tie cy.
Mr. Thomas II. North, secretary az the Hudson River
Railroad Company, asked that time be gwen the railroad
company to introduce Remembrance against granting
the PETITIONS referred 80 them. The conpsny, he stated
was prepared 10 deny the allegations set iorth Ia tie
petitions and in the evidence.
Mr.. Stryker urged that the company should have pre-
sen1d tier remembrance long ago. Every effort h.
said bad been made the part Of the petitioners % have
tie railroad company appear before the committee. He
dodge 70 s'aye the matter OIL and have u come before
the board.
The Chairman stated that AZ this late hour With o
p2runes Afforded the railroad company sppear before
the committee previously they could MT consent y
delay, bat shoud prepare their report rihw h. the
railroad saw Ut 10 take subss uent aston they cyu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25
THE WORTH MONUMENT.

The Councilmen Committee upon The Worth Monamsn,
met again yesterday Afternoon It ihe CITY Library where
the investigation resumed relahse 70 the character
Of the bids for the erection of he Worth monumsn,
recently sen, into the Comn ~ Rep,rs and Sup
plies, and through him transmitted 10 The co nmon
Council.
Frederick Muller, residing In fry 'scon4 street be.
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues, the frs vitae.
caiecfs stated that he did nc, kaow person ~ the
Of John Jorerh Rink the signature n Fr,dsrick
Muller ppcnded Of the suretes 70 the ~ q, Joha
Joseph Rink NOT hs, AMI used xith9at biz IA.
hority did not know ~ any other person " BIZ W
the city and d not bssve there any s1rh per.os
there Avis Muller living IN FHy third ss. be-
twetn Eighth and Ninth the house referred ~
In the testimony a Mr. Rink bot fre5sri RI " llsr
vsd there; dspu sdded that be ali ~; knox Joseph
Muller Joseph Reunets whose spYesrea Ia en-.
nee isn siu bis upon the BID ~ Rink.
Nhaei Hoss~ vas merit called He fesd IA sever ~
ssstus, bstvsen Thirty nb and thirty Fi1,h ,rest bis
business that u carrier ~ German newspagef;
be bad known John Jo@eph Rink Ab9ut year hs busi
ness he believed. va thsf a Sore cutter b., Ne ds
not know where b. worked be flia % VI. Ru ~ .,
Bis re.oest, At k4nks hous Le sss o4s sgn us -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.


ihc Noard met yesterday afternoon At the usual 3e
quorum o. the mcmbets being prescot a. Hon,r ~
mayor occupied the char.
The bill Of SEQ for services rendered ~ G. J. Voegs Ii
the County Judges u3ice ordered 10 b. paid.
report reco' red from the committee 70 whom he
mat'er had been referred, recommending The purchase
ofa fire proof safe FOR the surroeatt's ece. Adopted
On motion 81 he Supervisor from. the First Nni n
Police Justice Of the First district was authorized Is
employ clerk TO arrange popers, So.
The bill Of Dr. OIanlou, rSicl for proie siluNl ~
Tendance upon person who stabbed mon r..
ago Ia Second Avenue aas rece.ysd Supervisor HowD
urged the prop,ie,y OF paying tbs bill.
supervisor NooRHs opposed snc payment Of any such
bill not regarded the amonnt n H. but by reason o
the p inciplc Involved IN such action.
The MAYOR observed that he bal serious doubts
whether the Board had right 70 vote the pubie
m0ney fog such poses, natter how NIAts als tho
claim might be- II would oYcn the do0r fr any
Of demands perhaps sluiahls 1hs but We doubted
the legality ofpaying 4.
The BIZ was withdrawn.
The bill Of Il Is Connolly, Conaty t1a agn buutng ~
Site ior oiciJ services up "a Jan 1 1856 includiug
tho stationery account for the obuny ami
drawing panels Of Jurors, referred 70 ths appropi
a'c committee.
received and adopted Ao, the report Of tao
mttee The petition Of the German Society mend
ing the Itmitng q toxes the premises III Cans
strcet A. opted
Tie bill al T. X Kun'z $4,000 reported ny The c,m.
mitee on County Onisea, ordered IL b. paid ~
also we're several other ols for minor amount
Several petitions received meme e then EN-.
braced aDy mat ter Of psriicplat public inieres
The Berd adjourned untI next Thursday afternoon
O'Clock.