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by TelesIsphl
ST. lorIs, Thursday, May 10, Is

u :
According to appointment, ON Thursday last large
rrmlcr Of citizens of Konsas, and Platte and Clay
Counties, Missouri, assembled ct Leavenworth. Much
excitement ives manifested at the murder OF Clark,
and great disposition was evinced to hang NcCrea'
but the commanding officer at the Fort refused to give
him up and nothing was done
Al.ttcr from the western part Of the Territory dated
the evening of the 80, states that cholera had aP-
peared IN malisnan. form, thirteen deaths having
occurred in twentyiour hours. 1t is also epresented
10 b. 20 bad or wore in Kansas city.
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From Tie lcEkerB Herald
20 -rtIr SySTrxf AT This So

CLEANSE TIE SYSTEM.-At this season OF the
year general ratification Of the human system Is vitality i'm
rortant During The amount ct inPuFt
shers IN the system producing hum0rs ind atudes aud
evep,utng IN ramoTed and SsuTe provides
for the purc Of her domnions this season oy
eeetrcity shower and should wach oV h's
own sys,sm and purify II with appropriate medicines For
this prTose persuaded that BEAsoSErHs Pulls stand
rrtsmnent For twenty pa they have been II general
use this country and tho present time there not
another popular medicine COR purifying tho system In use
besides which they cheap and plesssnt 20 take go
Sold o. Dr. BRASDEErHs principal Office Brandc;h Building
eniraroe No - Canset = cents per box. win fu dire
ton. Also the Offices No. 80 Bovery and No. al Hud'
sCn-sf. -
The pills may also be bad Of WRIGHT No % Hudsoa'
corner Lewis and Of JOSEPH kerr, No Sl5 Broadway
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Tie Africa which left Boston yesterday for Liver
pool, took out s9O4, 1888 50 in specie.
The ChoInunz Railroad Company have declared
tbeix usual som-annual dividend Of four cent, pays
bic on and after the 10th inst This road Is leased
to the New-York and Erie Railroad Company TOR Q
term 0. years and is a most important link to long
chain of railroad connections. The lease is at
cent on the capital stock.
Ar the election for Trustees OF the Gold Hill Nine
on the 9Th inst the following ticket was chosen Ben
iauin F. Stevens, Boston; Reuben j. Holmes, doid
Hin; Isaac II. Smith, Amos Howes, Zenas d. Basset.
EDGAR spraeues, Joseph B yandeyoort, James w.
Elwell. and John c. Conner, New-York. MI l. lie
Smith was reelected President and Treasurer and Mr.
Amos Howes Vice-Preeideni- Mr.. A. Brsnder, SecreN
tary.
MA. u. Morgan has been reelected President u
tho Manhattan Life Insurance Company, and the fol-
I.,virc Gentlemen Directors: Enoch Dean, Henry
Frben. John :. Williams, Nathaniel O. Bradford
John (. Harri. Daniel BARNETT, Denton Pearsaif.
HeuryA. Kerr, Henry Stokes, James H. Henry.
.Jeromus j. johnson Edmund Coffin.
The competition between the Sew-fork Central
and the Erie il revived. Both companies, we UNDER
stand have reduced their rates on one train at least,
10 g. 20 for through passengers, the old rate bens
49, We have no intention Of taking sides in thus
c.p,o,t we know not which il the aggressor; but ON
General principles we earnestly protest against
our,. Il ecton which can only work injury To ootn
rortie, Tie railroad interest IL Of to vast e1'et
sva ,sr,rtsneo 70 be irted with II Is the impcrs-
Tive du,v Of hose TO whose management this valuable
,,., c.r,.ed. TO abstain from any act Calculates
- ,te ,,ohtcs, degree to impair confidence at hona
- .brosd IN tie securtyof the investment made in
=, 800 that the trust would be faithfully admns
- c-.st. indeed. should be the provocation 10
dce e,ter II the greet trunkroads Of our State IN
d,n,r, fr,m conservative policy We trust tho
rproprisiy Of any c0rrse, the effect Of which 10 -
.,tiuguish The value 81 the property involved, win
be 90 ntnfest - the Directors Of these Companies
that thew will soon harmonic again, and hereafter
&C, together for the interest OF the public and that u
If their Stockholders.
We understand that the Aitorney-General Of Mchi-
gan II in town. engaged in investigating the Govern
ment Stock Bank fraud
We beer Of fair amount Of orders for securities
by the Asis but ike thoee Of several previous steam
ers the limits are in most cases too low for market.
Tie private letters rather gloomy upon the suhect
Ct tie war, but speak Of great abundance Of money
and of contraction Of business From Paris the letters
ere more cheerful than from London. One iceding
banker writes that the still promises 10 keep q
distance from the heart Of Europe and with the cps
rerce Of last year they eau calculate s eue % COM
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Loss Of color bloodes. lips, Dizziness, Costive

ress eodn Of the fee, .ni hsrds pans and ss
y pecede Fever and Asue and betsken s approach
timely of DEsHL ASrrPERoDIc PILLS viii aver
with much certainty the Of food viii avert hunger
Sold by al Dealer. and by D. DssHLER Agent a. he Whole
sale Depot, No al Broadway, Ns--Yolk.
The above roruI and ssfO remedy sold a. vhO!e's
and retail BY H. RxG Broadway AMI Jesnst
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-MAY ic-Befors
Recorder SMITH.

VIM Smith was tried and convicted OF having on
the ush Of Sd inst attempted break into the premises OF
seru~ Crooks No. 20 Chah,m witA intent TO stea Tue
Court him TO the State Prison for Two years
Nm A. smith tried and convicted Of grand larceny IN
tvre 10th u ston eigt pieces ot SIX from the store
10 80 Pre HE sentenced TO the state Prison Tor three
scare and tx months. -,
John Bnke an TamaI Rosnd indicted each Tor grand AR
cerv were Ia ed. acquitted aud ci--h.isse- - o..
burglary On the grocery o. 100
In.er IN he Fourth Ward also tried and acquHte-
The ONT then adjourned for the DAY
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The DrsSEIDoRP GALLERY.-This Gallery,

now located o. No 81 Broadway o. the 6ns
g.us q Modern The MaTtyrdon OF Has By Losing
vhich eco snd regarded the be; painting OF ths
Cen ert i sone worth the yree Of admission, which oay
csutr The Alteration OF The Me- supaes every painting
decscy Of eoorrg and work Of merit .anc aasiTssd
We advise every pav thc Gallery visit
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FoUSD DRowsED.-Coroner ODonncll Testerisy
held inquest uion he body Of the unknown and N tue
river Gvsrnos Island and verdict Of death BY ro"nn
rendered BY the Jury III. dece.d about - ysas u
and appeared have been shout three months IN the water
AeeT found IL hs poke, directed Jacob Zahmsr
Pisirr. Gerr-rrN.r
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BROOKLYN COURT OF sEsSI0Ns-MAY 10
HcGrs Judge MooRE and Justices srRYEES and EsNoNs

- M =.
The trial Patrick Cooney aud fifteen Others thereto
fore ueue on an for not ~ the first District po
Fouh Ward Nilarnsburgh the It'll OF November last
IVES resumed yesteT. ay morning A..
The csse for the prosecution opened by the DretN
erp.y who As the testimony Is such
= We have heretofore publ shed, omit Il.
Ihe Cct sr lengthy session edjourned this morning
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CoNyos PLrAs.-Part Nos. 40, 4l6, 3Oi, JO'
80 $40 SO So Part I-Sos. $50 49, sj So So 81 70
So ST. 556, ~, $50, 4l6. - - 800
SrpfRroR Courr.-Nos. 345, 5iI sis, 100, I'll, $50
$50 722 SIS 63 ce6 sg7 500 to 3D. 81 TO sl7, 80 -
SuPEyuI CoURT-GEsERAL TERa-Nos. -, 10, ~,
g, "a. IA, 60 to 55, q, g.
BPooKLYS CITY CouRT CALRsDAR FOR THIS
pAY-So-. u, p, "A, -, a, 7, II, II, 81 -
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Advertisement
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPHR-H ANGINGs. =

PRAr1k HARpESBEsGH Manufacturers and Importers No $50
Broadway between Leonard and Frank nsts invite sean
70 ,he. extensive sock which unsurpassed BY in thi,
country Faithful and workmcn sent 10 any pat o
be city country, shoT. notice and their work warranted
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INQrTsr UPCS THE BODY OF JOHNSON Il. LEE
Coousr Htan yesterday he'd inquest upon tbs body Of the
late JokIfon Lee Fec vhoss melancholy death noticed
yesterday The Jury rendered verdict Of Desh from fac
ofhe EFF other injuries from being struck By
lccr motive Of the Huton River Railroad ColpGny.T NJ
Lee a native Of Massachusetts,, 81 years cfEs,
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Busy Anniversary Week is nearly over AMI
RooI GALLERY hronged with those Who have come from
,fr aid this oppor. nifty Of proving hsr they heard
fen 20 many that make the fines. pictures and best
il America.
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WORLDS SAFE COMPANY Manufacturer OF Lii

lie. Patent Chilled Iron Fire Burg arproof SAVES Almost
ued by Bankers Broke Merhas's and Jewellers.
eu known Backs warranted 10 be aiken OF win screw
S,,,.r pero. No Ilg Pear-st J. c. Morris, Agent
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EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor OF The
seael and Consulns sad Operating Surgeon No is fhsv
ofie- houis from to ., 10 5. and TO evening.
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Trrp HI-rcInNsnN FANlIIY lenre today for

Philadelphia 70 fulfill eng3.cents On their return they viii
give Concert in this City previous to hsiF Norn and
" estssn tour
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ers md tie June rico from the melting in tho
Rocky Mountains VIII be along soon"
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fAdyer.sement.
Gas FITTING AND FIyTUREs-StOres, Dwell

iuss Factories and Public Buildings promptly fitted VII Gs,
IiIe and Fixtures cheaper than AM oihr house spSaa
soruent Of Ch.udeer- Peudant Bracke dc Of tbs latest
designs Wholesale and retail Gas Fixture ManpaiorJ u
JAsrs O. MorrEr NOi li9 and III Pnnes, ID DICK west
Of Broadway.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Besore Judg- D,LY-Nirlo 10.
ATTACHMENT A TO Mr. MAcKELLAR AND OTHERS:
H. prr.harl N gentleman associptsl IN the Office

COUNT OF COMMON PLEAs-Msy lo-BefoFe Judge IN
Caroline Gaines by her guardian ast Thfdav Railroad 20
TO recover damages for personal injury from car IN
were Iischtrget.
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THURSDAY, May is-P. M.

The transactions at the Stock Board were moderate
this morning without any important change IN prices,
but with rather heavy feeling. There was reac-
ton however at the Second Board, and considerable
buoyancy was exhibited. There is, however, among
the strong members Of the Board, mono disposition
shown tn sell than to buy. The commission brokers
stil complain Of the limited amount Of outside orders,
and there does eprerr to be spirit OF speculatca
in tho public OF large. The difficulties between the
New-York Central and Ere had an unfavorable elect
upon these Stocks, especially the former, which has
few members Of the Board interested in sustaining 1t.
Ii fell eff 10 ola decline of J 3 cent; Erie was
i9l at the close-an Improvement of ! y cont;
Hudson River is also unfavorably influenced by the
troubles between the Central and Erie. Reading
was sol which is / b cent. better This stock -
rather scarce while Erie is moro plenty than was.
Harlem was heavy, and between the Boards sale Of
zoo shares was made at 2si by party who was dis
satisfied with Mr.. Deans Card. Panama was firm ss
%, aud Illinois Central, 95 Cleveland and Toledo.
7s3 an Improvement of y cent; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana 1929. Michigan Central, TL
&C.; Nicaragua was firm at l6i; Cumberland was IN
moderate demand and closed at al; Canton with
fair inquiry wac heavy. In Railroad Bonds the trans
actions were TO fair extent without important change
in quotations, excepting in Goshen Line Bondss
which advanced TO 30, further improvements
of y cent. The Company have reserve
of $50 coo Of these Bonds the proceeds OF whicn
are to be applied to the completion of tho road Ihey
refused an offer to-day of 80 for the whole amounS
The money is not needed for some months, and No
Company are confident they obtain a better pros
next fall. Illinois Central were Tag; New-Yorf Cen
traI, 1921 Fries, 1888, 92li Hudson, Sd Mortgage.
IA, &C. State Stocks not active. Indiana y
sold at s3,; virginias 81; Mssours 80; North Caro-
linas, esj. At private bargain purchase Of sas.ooe
Michigan Is was made at par for the Pennsular bank
Of Detroit There was also private sale OF lo,oos
New-York g. due LIST May, 1856, at ios
There is no movement in Exchange, and quotations
are steady. Sterins, oisiot fiane' o'i'"'.iEi.
The payments at the sub-Treasury uero ss5,i3es
Received 1903 3ls Of which 100000 were from CHI
csgo and 100000 paid in for Treasury drafts on Be-
ton. Balance, e. 292 ,s47. Paid from Assay Ohiee
s.. 9o9 Paid on Discussing Checks s79, 725.
The following sales Of Bonds and Stocks were made
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advertisement
BIsKEs PATENT FIgE-PRoOF PAINT, No ll9
Pesri-sf.-Ses undsr head Of Paints
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Many persons could not attend the Miscellaneous
Concert Of the New-York Harmonic Society on
Wednesday evening owing to the Storm Accord
ngIy it will be repeated, with additions on Monday
evening, 2st inst, at Dodworths Academy No. BOG
Broadway. Principal performers Miss Georgiana K.
Stuart Miss Maria T. Lyon, Miss Mary E. Hawley,
Mr.. l.. Comstock, Mr.. Z. H. Nash, Mr.. G. w. Woos-
ter, and Mr.. f. j. Eben futist. Conductor, G. +.
Bristow; Pianist, CHI Wells. Tickets 50 cents.
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bion advertises in our columns this morning. Read
what it says.
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WoMrss Prison AssocIATIos.-The Tenth Annual
Report Of the Women's Prison Association and Home
gives an interesting account Of the operations of the
Society since its recent independent organization The
Home aims TO ufiord asylum to the adult children
as the Managers aptly style its subjects, who have
been cast upon their protecting care. Tho Report
makes an earnest appeal to tho good will of the chart
table public and sdduces variety of impressive facts
in support Of rs claims.
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REPORTS OF SUNDAY LIQuoRsELLIsG.-The number
of places where liquor was reported by the Police as
being sold last Sunday IS in Is Wards, iis The Sec
ond, Eighth, Ninth and Twentieth are not yet re-
turn.d
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Lex ~ wEsTcHKsrER Corsrr.-AH tne 'n'AH pV''
and margins OF the various streams In VIC d..
hood of New Rochelle, Mamaroneck' n.y. '1u -.
Chester were covered with light eoauns Oh Ice -
O'Clock yesterday morning, and serious ,eA" ".'e
entertained Of great damage having oeen ao"e =" '"'
fruittrees just now putting forth their blossoms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-11

IsDssIRIAL School FoR GERMAN GIRLs.-The ke-
port of the Association for the above purpose shows
udicious course Of action during the past year, and
gives favorable view of the practical utility of the
charity.
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BURGLARY N BRo.DwAr-A tailoring establish
mont in Broadway, next door above the Couamo'e
House, was entered BY burglars yesterday nornihs
at an early hour and robbed of clothing, cloths vel
vets, &c, to the value of $1,000, with which .ne
burglars escaped An entrance was Effected oyiOrc.ns
the fiont door, and this at 10 o'clock in the morning
was tried by policeman Bradley and found fas'enea'
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THE snrrLISG H.RYrSr.

No farmer ever looked ~ upon bis fo'i Of COLIN
Grain win more satisfaction than t. )u,anos IA this
City looked ont UPON the STOW yesterday morning.
II was their harvest Twelve iu hes Of snow lay
upon thee hundred miles Of City streets AID fron
all tie sidewalks that snoE vas :, be s1oveied OF
Ly msny wiling bsnd, ready 70 work fIr the ready
nav iha, would be given for work that mas. De done.
To many poor worker, who hiss had nothing 20 do
uotl be has nothing 70 eat, this work god
send-lopg lOokei-for and althou. n cold subject.
wss warmly welcomed for ia proceeds would b-'ny
both food and fire. AZ an early hour the ha-vesters
were abroad shovel in hand ready gather in their
crop. BY daylight they were astr, and many Of
them walked two or three miles 70 iud a good field.
How snxiously they watched every house for
sign Of life, snd whenever any one c8ue in
sight they were hailed with. " Have your walk
cleaned of Glow much ?" Il will 10 il for
"tbree shillings." NO" Twill do it for two"
Still "No' and generally he would 90 on not will
ing 10 take the shilling offered while there wa, a
chance to get twice the amount from some freer-
hearted customer. /, was pleasant sight to look
out upon some OF the quie streets OF dwellings, aud
see az far S. the vision extended, line of these
snow. sbovelers busy a. bees in their harvestheld
To them it wa far different than TO many child
and poor widow without coal. without bread, and
barefoot so that they could not 20 our 70 gather Gin
ders from ash-bo1es or broken vic.las at the base
ment doors We estimate the NJ nber Of houses and
stores from before which the had 10 be sh1velel
Yesterday, at no, less than fifty thousand, and that
the payments would average lal cents esch-many
paid 25 37l or so cents AT that average the s ae&-
shovelers' harvest would amount 10 more than Fix
thousand dollars. 1t was happy day for the hsr-
vester., for the pay wss much needed, end wor'hly
spent By most Of those who gathered the crcp.
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EXAMINATIONS OF WARD SCHOOL No. Am exam
nation of the scholars of the various departments OF
this seminary was msde By Messrs. Mckeen and
seston the associate City Superintendent. Besides
the Primary which under the charge, as principal of
Miss Conkin, is in a most excellent condiuon there
were about 800 pupils in the Male Department and
some $50 in the Fem,e. OF the School Officers OF the
Ward. CONS Webb and Denike ana Trustees Back.
man, Gray, Bnmsmade, BremDer, Worall, and Mr.
Parkinson, Inspector, were present-to all OF whom
the Superinteudenfs and others the examination al
forded We understand the most sincere eradication
Mr.. Riddle is principal of the M4le Department The
Female Department is under The charge Of Miss B4ld-
win &c principal, and Miss Matthews as vieeprinci-
pal and the scholars under their care acquitted them
selves in truly creditoble manner.
TIE attendance in the school throughout, we under
stand. is exceedingly good, aud it confines well to
maintain the high character it has ever borne.
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THE THOUSAND DOLLAR PRIZE.

To the Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
SIR: In answer to the many inquiries whIch nave
BEEN made. both privately and through the pubuc
iournas as to who is entitled to compete for the OPP
era Prize of One Tbous and Dollars, which offer as
Lessee ard Manager of the Academy of Music, per-
nit me TO state that / AIN very much surprised ma
any but ore constuc ion could be put upon my omar
think the eligibility for competition IS 'etusd aen
nisey BY the Constitution of the United states wheh
gives to every adopted citizen equal rights WITH those
bonn upon the sod Upon this broad grounf oase
INV offer and consider it open to every full and resi-
dent citizen of the United States.
.IfIam in error in ny position and you can snow
me in what my error hes, ahsl take 1t as favor
YOU will pon, it out, and its remedy
lam sir yours. mot obediently oLs.eoLt'
c,, u, Academy Of Mssie Fouteenthst Jan. g. le''
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

TarRspAr-The Recorder in the chair. Several
petitions for correction Of tax, were received aud
referred.
some bils for copying indexes, aiverti'ing %c'
were ordered TO be paid
report wa. adopted in favor Of correcting TAX
% persons named.
RFGIsTER's OFFICE.
r.roft was presented favor % itnE up ONES h"s
.r viii cn frames that the books be epeiTedi also sg
.,rg that Temporary fire proof building be eresef win
H. old materials OF the New bity hai &c
tween the Balls Of Record north vest corner OF he rAt
Tor the sccorr Of the Controller 0r the heg-,ef sad
asd The m occupied By ossf others - those % ns
Reser hitch insufficient and being pfoos2e tlA
the cont. City al will not be completed iof sew
sra years Adopted. ---,..... .. u F,o
-, No ITO Mercer r. having already been tahea On
lot No SIS BrcaiEsy runuins throlzi % 1eresr lsyos
saloon The hole Of 1son Of $4,000 IL ives sl11ssso
10 debate that raising the valuation OF properly 70 ~ ny
40 bsb point as i injustice - Nes I9ts m.N
M IL nav sr,e proportion Of the whole tax o. rue
IA, rrss.tr the salaries of tue C0mo*Oners OF
he ergupd that they 90 large amount 70 zoe ,ses
pforefts In the City il based on great
only Esise pm ~
ouIred ~ The state law Report recon litt7o-
es.sry TO purchase Law bOoks for Vim Jgdc q
49, sres BE- taken free the Eo1n VI the sopet''''
f-or had air u Adopted
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
rurRsD.y Ian l5-Ald. BARKER 10 the Chs.l.


PETITIOSs REFERhLD. go ,,
~ v,.,- ,p5 ,t. f5r N sadng Of tho Eighth
=, I'm F.irfy eis1th It 20 Harlem RIVER .. t.
OF JpO Rilev. for extension OIL. ii1e 70 -is' ~,
rs;rs Forty seventies from ihrd-s' 70 tAe La''
REPORTS CONQUERED ~.
r,t,ve Pier, NJ. I'D : EAsi hlVsE repaired ,y
To purchase "Agdabon's QusdrrPed' Of S'''"
. cost Oh 80 an. l., uc~.te fy7t 90
II psy the funeral expenses az Adv Ji~ 'i'~a's' "
yEss.GE FROM TIE MAJOR.
The following was received from MAYOR wool >. 80,
Az MaYoa's OFFICE Jsn' - 4''''
twgN-rhe criminal business pres'ok uP..I -,
a. ,os,tber with other duties degosinz upon &c
iefosl chalsc.er r.Bders necessary ivr
H.. .houd provided for Toe = -
respectfully -sk "a. y-o y. -
piies x.rr.-e. be transferred . tns orife 20
5ut,e. pBaer my supervision and cifest'en
az bis recomnenSson ceTt.- -, u -tS "a nv or
.r.upt from Punish lent will Be Ae ~ IL
ertioUs 70 ave th.s Si'. : DS'|S' sS'
Hdss s,,,op with td. thls AID HosAho ess'ea 'ess.a
,, -, Jasee 81 7. eFera.n be tee magss.e sPv'AH'e
70 M ps,ces moved ,hs. Judge osborn hs the person
20 Tyw.sin Of referrnf toe mattsr 70 specla'
COMMITTEES three order TIA. the mayor H-s-- S' ~-
,ul Ted sr bis wishes rnet
The matter 90 referred.
REPORTS coScCRRED IL.
To Gag ThiIty f,rst a., between Seventh aHa
.,1 .puoirtips q iusee;OI for the WORK -
To sppropriss 81 zoo for the WIDOWS ana o'PaHiA 'N
OF the Fire Department
From IN. Council 10 the Corporation 10 reference y
i.inx uit Of the Bank Of the Commsn~esta psiah ~
-, &C. w M.f.s Chief Of Police 10 snsver TO req
lr don 20 the eaee; that R. W. Bower vnne ennssa
ry,.l P.lsee WA paid By the City hA sssy poesr"
, ordered on fle
The Bossd sd,ourssd to Monday.