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NEw YoRg, July u Stocks better; mon.
ey l07 sterling lOs specie god 253; Chi
eago, Buffalo 4 Quincy 20; Reading 34l
Erie llt New York Certificate S4a United
States SO 81 eolpons LOG 6 2O's registered
lO6s coupons l06 Ts "a coupons 100
Z 3Os coupons 1903; year certificate 94s
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For Rent or sGlo "A house ior sole or
rent on Walnut street Call at VIM Wnlkors
Clothing Store No. sol Third street
Tulv 18th
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27

ln ~ 7Psayers for raih are offered in The Con.
nectieat churches This A6eouuts for the
urouth - "a taafA af
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43ail8ll5tgz1sawtEt
City anu Other Matters.

Pic Mic st joseph congregation pro-
poses holding Pic Nio on ih- Fair Grounds
On Thursday, the i,h dag Of Aueust Pro
assd1 applied 70 charitable parPose
Jyi9d
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By Telegraph,

REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
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FLOUR, FEEB ANN GRAIN.
so, 900 Bushels
FL * q e e d w anted,

k0 0O0 BUsHELs FlaEseed wanted for which
tJNsVVU ths b ghost srlipt prIre In cash vii
~ p'd % the II ar Hnd Fe.d store Of Thos X gii
u,tQaie Potter ieistHJ No. ss Fourth street, near
Mnu Dayton, Ohio THOs X tTtTJs
iv2T DAWN ''
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olicc Intelligence.

lsornyr FAr-BoLiSc Nustscr--AEYEsr FgorRix
ros.-Henry Esner proprietor Or the fat and tallow
boiling csiabshmen. Nos and Abattoir place, West
Thil ly ninth street, between Eleventh and hs
river. arragned before Justice Dowling yesterday
Afternoon he hayingCpeen arrested by Captain Lord OF
the Sanitary Police The Captain makes aasvit TINT on
catering the defendants premises, few days since he
found quantity OF untrsd st OF animals, amount,
ng 10 six or eight barrels fI which appeared to be
rapidly deccmposing, aud scne Of u TAR sdvsnced in de
composition. that very offensive stencil was arising
IRON Il, rendering the atmosphere imDuro that there
then in active operation large kettle or boiler,
sunhclert TO contain six or seven Thousand
rounds ot fat used for boiling and trying fat. st that
lime the boiler contained between ono and two thousand
pounds Of fat aud during this boiling process deetesous
and unhealthy rasses and vapors are genorsted and
very offensive oor arises from the kettle and ls the
surrounding atmosphere for the distance o nsny thou
sand feet (somstes IN the direction towards which the
wiHd ia blowing 10 the distance OF a mile more) with
very offensive stencil and euva, and makes the aimo
sphere injurious and deleerous 20 the heah and lives
of those within It's influence Mr.. Esner the accused de-
manded an examination the complaint, which will be
granted him 20 The nuisance, which u is al
legged the defendant maintains, will probably be abaed,
az the health Of the citizens OF that portion Of tho
city demands IT,
srAssixa ARRAY ON snlrBoasp.--Two men named
henry Hawkes. and John Brennan, who arrived In this
city yesterday morning the steamer Northern Light,
had an altorcsilcn board the steamer pier No.
North river, when Hawkes. drew q knife and stabbed
Brennan In the left breast inctipg very severe and
probably mortal wound. 0fcer Coye, OF the twenty.
seventh precinct took the wounded the City Hos
pltai Hawkes. promptly arrested and locked up In
the station house lie VIII be committed TO await the
result OF Brennan's injuries
prSiAI.-Mr. J. McCutcheou has addressed note to
sns Office denying that the night OF tho 7lh inst P.
Rooney and j. Dorsey were engaged In an alleged
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TIE R0UT OF MORGAN In KENTUCKY
The Rebel Raiders Scattered,
Demoralized and Out
Of Ammunition.
RsCap,urs Of General Hobson and
His Command,
~ &c.. 6tA

LEXINGTON. KY. June l3, 1894
Captain Dickson teegraphs TO General Carragton AZ
f0llows-
General Burbridge gave the rebels total de,sat st
Cynthiana yesterday moraing The rebel loss is three
hundred killed and four hundred prisoners besides the
wounded. Ther force exceeded ours. Morgans com
mand s divided and utterly demorazed. They try
Ing 10 get OF In small squads Colones Gar
rard are pursuing. Morgan himself, with few hundred
men. Is northeast OF Cyntbiana. General Burbrdge,
with part OF his forco, has returned here
telegram from ogeraor Rramletts 10 Gen. CARING
ton, dated the 1Stn saysN No rebels In force
ing towards Lorisville.n
gentleman from Georgetown reports that few
hours after Hobson surrendered at Cynthana Geno.
raj Burbridgc attacked the enemy. killing and cap.
turing haf the The remainder asd in great conu
sion crossing the railroad yesterday at Paynessle We
had repulsed the enemy before reInforccments ar
rived but felt insecure until their arrival.
CAPTAIN DICKSON TO GENERAL CARRfNGroN.
LEXINGTON June l3, 1864.
General Burbrdge is hero, and reports the rebol
force TO bo ammunition They scattered and
utterly demorali2ed In tho fight at Cynthiana.
despatch from Falmouth, KY, this afternoon, says
that AFTER the Cynthana defeat Gen. Hbson and part Of
his stan were under guard to Falmouth; but tho
whole rseaptured by scouting party and are now
at Falmouth,
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Cnronors, Inaue.ts.

A SAP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BARsxY's Sow RrS Oyys
Knlyp.CnsrIes II. Barney, lad nine years Of age
OF Hiram Barney, Collector OF the PORT was run
and instantly killed yesterday by stage No o71 OF
the Madison avenue line The accident occurred in
Madison avenue, Twenty fourth street. Officer Ken
nedy, OF the Twentyninh precinct arrested the driver
Patrick Mcvay The body OF the lad taken to the
residence OF his father No. 80 Union square, Coroner
Ranney held inquest TIE body and from ali the
testimony tba, could DO elected was shown that the
occurrence was purely accidental verdict to that o.
feet rendered. shd the driver exboneracd from oil
custody.
Tne REENr snoorSs oocuRRpNE MKRcxR sTssrr--
Dvsm vpnx coroner NaumaDn was yesterday
notified to hold an inquest the New York Hospital on
tho body Of John Muldoop young man eighteen years
cf age, who died late on Monday night Mudoon b the
individual who shol In the breast side by pistol
In the hands of stranger about two o'clock Sunday
morning, during quarrel which they had IN the drink
iuE place No ~ Mercer street The parties who were
unknown 10 each other became involved in an aterca
tlon concerning trivial matter, durng which few
blows were struck; but which OF them commenced
tho assault has not Jet TRANSFERRED. Tho man with
the pistol backed outside tho door, and when
on the sidewalk discharged tho revolver, the.
bullet taking eject stated above rho unknown man
then ran or aud Is sim al large II has been ntimalod
endeavored 10 get deceased into fight, tina. they
might rob him Several persons who witnessed the oc
currsuce viii be examined before the Coroner who sll
hold an inquest 10 day Captain Do Camp Of The Eighth
precinct, is searching for the murderer.
FATAL FAN MON w,Spow.--Coropsr Rannoy yes,cr.
day held an nausss a 20 Jones street on The body Of Mr.
Abraham Bassford sovcntyone years Of ago. who died
third story window Of The above named prcm o. who
10 tho act pr closing the blinds The Jury rendered YER
dict Of "kcc,dcnib death" Many years siuco the do
ecased vas auiv onohrssd AZ Si'Asd tanlc msnafac
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Who II Responsibics
TO THE EDITOR OF rus HERALD

Ngw YoRK, June 10. 1894
TIE following Ia from editorial In yesterdays .
ytmts---
From tho very reliable computations OF our cotem-
porary u appears that IN 1868 one ounGred and tniry
thousand bales OF ootton wero available 10 En2ldnd Tor
the Confederate government its supporters for the pur
chase Of supplies or munitions OF war This cotton was
rsr bale producing at loast s26.o00,000. Tho rcbci
government with s share, doubtless paid th. Interest
psp bonds and recruited s credit 50 Tar as 10 make
ne $50 900 COO equal 10 double It's amount IN purchasing
srrns aud supplies. Used In ibis effective manner tho
cotton sufficient 10 olohe aud SCI Ia TIE hed an
army Of four hundred thousand men.
who then responsible for thus Indirectly furnishing
the rebels mems 70 prosecute the wsrf IL not the
present administration. that has wfoly retained in his
present position against tho remonssrances OF tho whos
country man every way unqualified. snd who, with all
his boas.s Of the mmensy OF our navy u unable eiher
TO the blockade effective or atop The ravssea Oh
fow rebel priva,eers1
10 not time that some pressure was brought TO bear
that sha rid ms OF this 0d Man o the S'a and alluv
him 10 recuporate IN The quiet contemplation Of onion
patches in bis aatiya Wcathersncldg TRUTH
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PHD.ADELrHIA, June H. 1854.
The representatives OF tho tobacco trade New
York and baltimore expected to arrive here
Thursday morning. to be entertained BY the members OF
the trade in this city They will visit the Sanitary Fair
in The a.sernooR and dine there. grand banquet win
bs given then - tho Continental Hotel on Friday
evening.
The grand regatta OF the Philatepha Yacht Club takes
place II is expected that several Now York
yachts will participate, by invitation Of Commodore
Hyatt.
The committee appointed invite President Lincoln 10
vsa the Fair have received Geographic answer thas
"Ihe President expects to be able TO visit Fair
Thursday"
estimated Tint the receipts o, the fair amount 10
one hundred thousand dollars rcr day. To this may
bo added Eve hundred thousand dollars in cash coutri
buttons previously received making the total receipts
already fully one million dollars.
Twenty thousand persons were congregatcd In the
sands from the interior by extra trains New Jersey ana
Delaware also adding to the throng.
PHrLADEIrmA, June l4-Evenina
Tho receipts at tho great Sanitary Fair amount to
nearly 900 ooo the cash receipts building being
$500 0oo The average daily attendance Of vsitors
Is over thirty thousand.
At ten II. tonight the vote the Union silver
stoodUnion League 24o A. Lincoln. la; John Welsh.
s4 Admiral Farragus. 40; General Meade, 30 General
Hancock, 90 II. W. Bellows. II; p Chase IL General
Grant, IL Bishop Wood IL; Bishop Simpson, l0 General
Sherman. g. General MoClesn o: John Bright, Q; Gov
Curtin, 49, Union Volunteer Relief Saloon 81 Bishop
Potter, g. Commodore Dupont, 2; T. NJ Stanton, 2.
The vote the q. 500 sword tea O'Clock stood
Hancock 172 Meade, $780, Mcclellan, 1856; Grant, a.
scattering, 5a Total, 27ss
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TMsatrfcal.

Miss Jane coomns takcs her benefit at wslacKs this
evening playing in the Hunchbaek FOR the FIRST limo al
this theatre.
Mr.. A. II. Davenport takes bis annual beneat nt the
Winter Garden somc time next week, and will present.
exceedingly strong bill
Nr. nan Bryant, whose recent benefit al tho Academy
Of Music was great success is engaged 20 play Handy
Andy at Buffalo daring the summer.
innea Galleti tho danseusc dancing At the Olympic
In tho spectacle 81 Aladdin, which has drawn crowded
houses every uight.
Mrs. r. Allen goes to New Orleans shortly, TO rual
very nstering engagement there Misa Emily Thorne
goes to California, we understand.
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GENERAL BUFFERS DEPARTMENT.
IMr. Charles II. Hann - ms Despa teh. !.
HgADouARrsa, IN TIE F.np, JUNE. II, yS6l

INr. Charles II. Hams mas Despatch.
HgADouARrss, Is THE Finp, Junel2 ySo4.
ANOTHER QUIET
has been enjoyed by this army. the rebels occasionally
nred shell al signal station, alias weitzes nonu-
meot, but failed 70 hnm. With that exception warlke
aounds have disturbed the quiet Of our campo.
The Fortress Monroe Despatch.
foRrRHes MONROE, June l8-4 P. N.
The steamer John A. Warner, from Bermuda Hundred,
reports no news from that Immediate vicinity but heavy
nring was heard this morning the direction OF Rich
mond
Last Saturdays Richmond Ecaalrsr reports the FOL.
lowing federal arrivals al the Libby Prison
Captain d. b McC,oban, l4th United slatos regulars
Captain Chas. G. Dodge. Goth Michigan.
Cantain Henry Il. Kelley, 1lslh Pennsylvania.
Captain Gilbert Petit, 10Th New Yurk.
Lieutenant f. Huntington, lllh United States regulars.
Charles l.. Nosgle, I'd United States infantry.
Henry Gibbon 140lh New York
Sylvester Crossley, 11Sth Pennsylvania.
George M. Curtis, lf0th New York
ii. u Wentworth, l4th New YORK artillery
Captain W b. Pease. l7th United states regulars.
DEATHS uAarroy HOSPITAL TUNE H.
Wm Backus, 142d N. ": VIM. Mackall, 9Th Conn. !;
Richard Williams, Atm u. cavalry; T. g. Farwel, 18th
NJ H.; I. J Brown, 7th " H.; ID q. shukley, llh Pa :
J. Hiilard llsth Pa Darcy, 4Sth N Y T. G. Rogers
10Th N. r. battery Thos. I. Jones, 97h PA; r. Capp,
9Th Conn. j. Flanagan, 9TH Cono.; Griffith, 9th Pa.
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SUPREME Cooax - CIRcuir-Part I..Nos. Ig4s, 1878,
2cJo 2oll 20i3, 2ol5, 20l7 2o19 2p2 2O3 2o25 20l7
2oSi 2osS, 2o3t 2o37, 203p, 2oA1, 2o43 2o45 Part
Nos s92 800 f142. lI62 1Ts4, 17so, l7s2 1854 1850
l7ss l5o4 l7ss 1900 1902 1904, 1900. 1905 1870 1914
Isle. Part 313 Duane street Nos, 1901. tlIf 1850
ss2, 1872 1l1p 1873 1885. l3Ao, oos 2Cs I422 1887
1882 404 s57 a0l 601 02o, p9y All parts oi the Circut
open NJ ten O'Clock A. w.
srPRoR CorRr--rRiA. rgRs-Part Nos. los, 1905
2C6o 3l43. 2i2oA 22I9 Ssie 27, 40e3 TAO aeaf S5a3
1888 1850 362l TART 2Nos. 369S 3301, s4S1 3,s,e
$3.50 aed6 $3.50, 5s 5344 asse 1915, s6i6 ls7s 2b22
34se 400, 3694, 37t4
COMMON PtrAs CouRr-fNrn TrRw---part t--same ca
endsr yesterday Part ESQ, 3lo 6s3 bSs, ago l8i
1870, 5d4, b13, or jes, Nd, 81, Es5, $50.
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President Lincoln's visit 20 Philadei-
phfa.

PHrLADErrHa, Juno IA, 1854.
President Lincoln win reach this city on Wednesday
evening, at nine O'Clock, bya special train from wash
iugtcn He will be escorted to the Continental Hotel by
the First city troop OF cavalry and various civic assoca-
ions. On Thursday morning he win visit the sanitary
Fair, and after the ceremonies there, will receive his
friends and The public generally in chamber set apart
for the purpose lie proposes to return TO the capital
Thursday evening. Meetings being held in various
parts of the city this evening for the purpose Of assisting
In giving welcome the Chief Magistrate OF the nation.
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Gunboats Injured by Rebel Battesics-
a Heavy Fosoe Sent 70 DlslOdgs shs
Rebels, 80.
BY the arrival OF the steamship Daniel webster We
have New Orleans paper Of the 9th inst.
The steamer Creole, from New York, arrived thers on
the 9th.
The steamers Brilliant and Missssippi had arrived from
the Ohio river havisg the rebel batteries at Colum
bia, Mississippi.
The gunboats Louisville and Exchange were somewhat
Injured by the IRE Of the rebel batteries and the captain
q the latter seriously though not mortally wounaed
General Csnby has sent heavy force Of infantry and
cavalry to drive the rebels away.
Tho New Orleans markets dull and unchanged on
shs 9th. Cotton Toe. 92c No sales Of sugar noas
ses. Gold 81 30 a$l OF.
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VIII you allow space to make suggestion 10 steam
boa, owuers2 Il Is ths-Tha; they place notice all
tho looking glasses board stating where tho corks
floats are bo found IN Of accident II Il hcars
rcndne 60 think or people being drowned by dropping
og vessel toto tho water when thore must have bccn
plenty c 10 havo kept them above water for
short distance as the length Of steamboat These
things often showed under the berhs and put IN
Of tho places that only with great pres
once Of mind ever think of locking foS them.
wuIiSAsspRS, June 2, 1864 IRAVELLhh.
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whereas IL appears evident that the President Of tho
United States determined TO make further call for
troops OIL up The thnned ranks Of the gallant Army OK
the Potomac investing Richmond, the rebel capital
and whereas, the patriotic city OF New York has here
toore and will promptly respond with and means 10
defend sustain and preserve the nion the constitution
and laws OF our country: and Whereas IL il deemed
vitality important that the great Union army should
know and be assured that the great city Of New York
this great heart 0f ehe naOnwi ever sustain them I'LL
success ia compete and the rebellion suppressed there
fore be IL
Resolved That the Board OF Supervisors will continue
to pay tho bounty tho enlistment OF volunteers
sili up the quota that may be required from this
county.
The Comfy Volunteer Committee presented lengthy
report showing mat the city has already ed her quota
under all former calls, and has even furnished men IN
excess Of the calls made upon her; how much de-
arabe il fill the quota by Volunteering or at least
reduce the number subject to draft than IL is TO have the
whole number drafted that our quota will probably be
ten Thousand and containing an ordinance app
propriatng two million dollars for the payment OF bonn
ties in addition to the balance Of se hondred thousand
The report Unanimously adopted.
TIE following communication was received from mo
Ghyor, and took the usual course:--
MAYORS OFFICE New YoaK, June IA, 1894.
TO yHr HONORABLE The BoARp SuPfsyeoRs--
GEsuTHRE-I return herewith, without my approval,
resolution auditing bin o. Messrs J. b. 4 " W. Cor
nc 20 for iron furnished FOR the construction OF the
drill rooms. for military purposes, on Palace Garden
grounds, amounting toS227 G..
10 the BILL as have stated In message previously sent
toyour honorable body. Is exorbitans Thai the iron
useu not worth more IMAM $ioo on, ana hal aio"-
rg much for labor and profit under any circum
etnce1 would leave3 not more ihan sixteen cents per
pound reasonable price "a be paid TO the contractor
am by NO means satisfied with the evidence taken be
fore tho special Committee inoies and Drill Rooms,
the subject OF price Of the iron furnished, which
evidence embraced in their report. contained in tho
proceedings OF your Board OF the l7h May last regret
that your committee did no; give An opportunity TO
have laid before them such testimony as possessed
tho subject: and ROW give notice to your honorable
body that the information on which proceeded was
given by the representatives OF the firms OF James L.
Jaikaoa Brother James, Fowler, Kirtand-& Co., and
Architectural Iron Works, all prominent and we'll
known iron houses Of this city.
G. GODFREY GUNrHER, Mayor
The Board then adiourned Tor two weeks.
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Cricket Match.

NEW YORK CLUB VS.. UNION CLUE, OF NEWARK.
The match between the above two celebrated csbs,
which was commenced ON Monday, on the ground OF
the New York Club al Bedford l.. l. was concluded yes
terdav the total sandng--New York, 800: New
ark 90. Tue match turned out quite sided affair."
although al The start II promised to be very interesting
on the part New York, they exceedingly strong
while the Newakers did not appear TO be n, all up to the
mark notwithstanding Their indomabls pei severance
ana courage Appended is the full score
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CAPTAIN LroEs' LswuFa-Iho lecture Of Captain
Lyons At she iyceum, Jersey City, last night. was
attended by large, select and appreoiatve audience,
numbering among them many OF tho ciy officials and
clergy. Ho was Introduced by Hon. Bernard NcAnay,
snerh of hudson county. Subsequent to ,nr lecture
reau spn VAS made upon Captain Iyors 4, rcprnt A. IN
rser han, which wap srasntousy rendered 10 him ny
,ne kov. Mr key pastor Of W, Ps,srs ssS ~as srslsd
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Railroad Casualty.

PBnlaDsLrRiA, juno II, 1884,
The SIX O'Clock train from New York had collision
last evsn,ns al Tyburn Cross Roads, two miles below
Norrsye on tho Trenton road with wagon driven BY
tames aoil,se The cars thrown or the track and
ds,aed several hours and arrived Al Keusns,on 81 Tour
oc,ssk ,bIs morning. Mcless was hasL the oasssn'
sGs 0espsa lniNy.
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Tho United states steamer Bermuda viii sail from tho
Navy Yard Philadelphia, for the West Gut eqaadron,
Saturday, June 49, Porsons having boxes, packages
letters for ooers eesmen Sc, belonging TO the United
States Navy, have ;hom delivered free Of charge,
sent on board prior 10 The day OF ssil'ng.
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THE RECEPTION AT VERA CRUZ.

Cor grnfm istorE Address OF the Autnori-
fses 90 che E@peror and Empross--Tne
Replies of their MnJcstics, sc.
On arrival Of tho Novsra In the hsrocr Q, Vera
Csus tbo Emperor Macmillan addressed tho follorps
srcrvs esnniento 10 tho people,
MAxmfrsAN's PRoNuNcrAMrENro.
urric,rs l--you Asve knged Tor my presence Your
sobe naiiea by s.nversa vote. has elocei hence.
tosth guardian your destnies gladly obey your
vn Painfal Il hns hesn for 10 bad farewell for
ever 10 my own, my naive country, have done no,
being convinced that tbe Almighty has pointed Qua 10
nc thsough you the great and Noble duty 0 devoting
I'll my might and heart a. the OF people who,
a. last tired OF war ard disastrous contests, sincerely
vrn for peace ana prlsperity--a people who, having
sorousy obtained their independence desire 70 reap The
ksrens Of civilization and OF true proasss only 20 be
attained through stable constitutional government Tho
vetau thnt yon place u mo- and l ID you, win DO
crowned by brilliant triumph II we remain always
steadasy uniied IN rouraReosy defending those soi
pr which arc e only tro end lasting bases OF
snodern govern nnsat--,bose principles Of wtioa
bic lrl immoGsble jssNoe--ias sonaliw ~ AZ
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TO TBE EDITOR OF FHs HERALD.
BrRauDA HUNDRED, Va June 0, 1884,
Enclosed please find dollar, which offer, with my
sympathes, az my mite towards buying noble and
bravo hero, George r. Mcclellan sword Froms soldier
who served under him all th ough the Penrsnlar
paign. George r tARkltE.
Late member OF Co. A, Thirty elghih n. Y. v.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Appropriation OF sa,OOO,0OO more for
Bsantics-TheirP Payment to Com m ence
ynamsdiately-vcto from tho Mayer
Report from the Conn pGrOiler, SO.
Tho Board Of Supervisors met yesterday afternoon,
Supervisor Tweed presiding
Supervisor PuRpY moved that The Committee County
OGioers report The number Of clerks employed BY ihe
Boar and the remuneration received by them for ther
services In order ascertain whether they are entitled
70 higher salaries. ADOPTED.
The Comptroller reported the present condition Of the
riot indemnity fluid 70 be-
For bonds issued in 1904 in pursuance 0s ordi-
approved by the Mayor, August 20 70O
Earcn I, 1864 ..'.................. COO 900
Balance snexpended Dec. 81, 1903 ........ H7, 1893
TOTAL. ...................$4S .$4S6 .433
Amount paid for riot claims ms............. 440, coo
Balance uuexpendcd june ID, 1884,. $40 1888
Supervisor PuRpy offered the following, which VAS