davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-06
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
joint. GILMAN. Il itor.
Published at Ne. sal EXCHANGE STREET by
MA. FOSTER & co.

TIE PoRrLAND DAILY PRHssis published assoc
per year in advance.
PRESS is Published every Thurs.
day morning, at $500 per Annum, in advances 81 ~
Il paid within six months; and &2.50, If paymsn %
delayed beyond six months.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-06
Fam for sale.
For Sale.

. In Cape Elizabt tn, q miles from
AASN the city, ON the direct road 10 the
6TNE Atlantic House. 80 acres cf land,
agaszAzs which or early marketing cannot
ings gooi Site con manding view Of city' harnor
ana surrtusr ing country. Terms easy X, n -
Apply ysefAsr. II. HUTCHINSON, on the premi.
apl7dSwtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-06

49, Wilibuy genteel Re idence within about
N:;; two miles Of the City, cons sting OF 81 use.
unstable and Grapery, with one acre of land in .
INQUIRE of JOHN C. PROCTER.
4i' spl4eodtf eN Kass Lime st.. Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-06
For sale. /.

r AND and two tenements on the corner Of Will
IL low street and Ashland Avenue. Also, the two
stored house and lot on Ashland Avenue property
of william Capen. late of Portland, deceased. The
above property will be sold Ia purchaser for the
whole preferredl at fair price on accommodating
terms. = W
It not sold before the 1ith day of May proximo, It
will then be sold by suction, the premises, at IL
O'Clock noon. -
apl7dsw i gesJ. q. BRAZIER, Administration.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-06

A LOT of Land 4s by lOOon the westerly side VI
n State street, betw cen Congress and Deering sts
Terms of payme1t easy. Apply to- se.saao o7N
April 1S-d3w STEELE 3 HAYES.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-06

r HAVE in my hands. for sale. several desirable
Il Dwelling Houses in 60 I'd locations aud vsrving
In size and value: the latter ranging from 500 to
$500. Apply to JOHN j. w. r EWES, :
aprS tt ii aaginDai 4s6 Congress Street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-06

NOW Jeanne, said she, that isexactly like
tne one have on me-the one probably nv
poor mother made. But love Pierre. who
mas been father to us; have no taste for
not forget u.s. ~
SO Jeanne, in great state was recognized A.
the heiress OF Madam de Usfbourgs and nav
days afterwards was married with great pomp
and ceremony to the Due de Blossac.
For few days she had hesitated; then she
had determined not to accept her sisters sac
rince; bus she loved, and the temptation was
too strong; the inheritance she could have re-
.nounced, not Octave. So forever she buried
her secret in her bosom. .e4ei eat
Without one pang did Marie watch her sis
ter drive away in her brilliant equipage; with
a smile she looked up into her fathers face,
and ne wiping tear from his eye, pressed her
70 MS heart, neither then, nor to the day Of
his death ever knowing that the child who
made his home SO happy, who loved him 40
faithfully, 9 woman full Of sense, simplicity
ana sensIbilify, was the heiress Of the house Of
valoourg, and should have worn ducal cor
onet. tTrue Flag. ,as.soE .sSIssia III
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-06
Wood for Sal

A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
n at Graves Hill, Westbrook, viii hs sod &C
bargain. slarr ass sn5lakFs 9si ta81a
Enquire of FRANCIS B. HANSON, s4 Geo. h.
Babcock's, Federal Street. or of ASA uANSON,
head Of Berlin Wharf. rs 'ilarad st'i st6 diff 8.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-06
HOTELS.
ostsr House. ManOver st. Bosto. /.

4 The undersigned have aken the above
ELn House for term of ears, and have min
E&s4iy return shed L. with n W Furniture, u. r
EEHas pets. Beds, 10. . hat lt Ia now OF ie
4neatest, and in every respect one OF the
M comfortable hoielsin Boston, CONAN NJ all tie
modern fixtures Of iirt el ss hotels, het end co /
baths, SO. II M be conducteT IN con- ectcn with
our new Ocean House, at Rye Beach, N a.. whion
will be opened July I, 1865
We solicit he patrYnage Of our friends and the
travelling public and win use our best Efforts TO
Eebl7dsm JOB JENkESS d son,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-06

LStes nave been for years accommodating; until
tne death Of the girl Is proved, the Duo de
Diossac cannot touch penny. Jeanny, what
u me matter with your
Nothing, father; / feel faint @
Ny darling, sit down. sss5 -ss-. -
Well, you must know that by an amicahle
arrangement made years ago, when the erls.
tence of this daughter was suspected. Il was
decided that when she should Be found and
installed In her own rights, she should becous
the wife OF II. de Blossac, that voung hand.
some duke, you know he has been here often
to buy diamonds; but Marie, Marie, look Al
your sister; she has tainted a1aa
Jeanne was conveyed to her room. for she
lie Iau InuSeo Iainted. An hour afterwtrds Ma
was anxiously pacing the floor.
=, r,atner, said Marie, Jeanne n battar :. .bs
w WI, sleep soon, and then all win be- right.
a,1er NJ nave you any favorite between us ?
nes Inc one who was sick when Won were
cnnoIen always loved best: now that Jesnne
y sunerlng and seems unhappy, Why. darling.
tnlnk love her best---' - -
- MOI better than your Marie; that can never
Ssnn -, 1us would you be content TO see Jeanne
AT any cost :s '''.-'''''-''.. s
Tell me the sign by which this lady saws
sue can recognize her granddaughter
violent marx imprinted in the wsv In
Wnlcn sailors mark their arms. put over the
fhen,' said Marie, you must love me best,
iS.nef, ior am your child, and Jeanne is
Duchess de Blossac.'
Io lose one Of you Is terrible, my darling;
put 90 you think that will console oher?'
& y 40 though she win never forget u.s.
That night Marie knelt BY Jesnne's bed
alone. "oie
'Mariev exclaimed Jeanne, II cunnur bvar
q TINS sacrince. What right have to de-
prive you -. ~
'OfnothinR, my sister. You love the auka
do not. III claim the inheritance. I mnst
become his wife. Icannot, so now submit
sun Jeanne resisted; but Maria waa arm.
and drawing aside the night-dress, with a iirm
ana hgnt hand she pricked the shape OF vic
iet Just over her sisters heart, Then rubbing
it with gunpowder, she made the mark indeli.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-06

GTORE No Long Wharf 80 by so, containing
- Including the attIc) 5000 square feet; the same
within ~ feet Of the seutherly side line Of CONNER
cial street. Possession given the lst May. Ia IS
d. T. CHASE.
+ March 25th--ST&Ttf Ia ~ sf7
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-06

To Let. st5s4
II ARGE CHAMBERS, over ITO and 112 Federal st.
IL Apply to nsh f7as q al1s 20 - 7sh#
JEFFERSON COOLIGE CO., fsesb
ap19dtf Cor Commercial and Franklin SITS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-06

X NoeScN ~ bAG A5I77sI IT--
on and after March lst, 1856, our firm will be
" Davis Brothers. va "
HALL L. DAVIS.
marcn s-eom No. 65 Exchange Sc.
, 1865-06-23

order to carry out theiE plans at the smallest
expense. A certain number OF boarding:
bouse agents are licensed BY tie authoities
to enter the thra:er. TheT are governed BY
strict rules, and in soliciting customers arc
compelled to show list OF the prices and
accommodRticuE. If these 1ules arc vlo.
lated, or IT an. agent comes IN without q
!'ccnse, the delinquent is promptly taken
Into custody.
Many Of The emie. ants have friends wait
Ing their arrival. As they file out from the
Castle" there rames are called, the friend
In Eaittrg steps up, d basty greeting Is had,
and the new conner disappears In the busy
threngs. Nearly all Of the German emEgrnpts
are provided with Sums Of money, By which
they nre enabled to enter upon their new life
With considerable independence. 4 few Of
thts Sc, however, and great many Of the
istsh newcomers, are comparatively desti-
tutc, and quarters are provided them until
they. obtain friends or employment. There
Is bu,tau Of employment In the building
for both men aud women, aud ID &C numbers
arc furnished with n means OF obtaining a
livelihood shortly after laId!ne. The Ger.
man emfgraDts especially nre in great de-
inand but thcse arc probably yeryifsw Of
any nationality who do not soon obtain en-
ploymena At tlis agency, If they arc able and
willing to work.
, 1865-06-23

Fortress Monroe Corres. Philede]phta fnnufrrr
DR.: Craven meets With some strange accns
ers since ILLS appointment OF physician to Ii
arch rebel. Standing on the Baltimore vaal
faces, to see if lie could recognize sons on
from hts Northern home, venerable ani
Well-clad old lady approached the Dncfnr
ard asked him If he Was Dr.. Crnvens r..
sudtt Doctor liftcd his corded eAaptru. nni
pleaded to being that same Doctor.
"1oa, then, take care Of Jet: Dayiss'
Yes, mR'am.''
"Ald you gire him vlctuals from you,
table, the Inquirer sayss"
"Yee. ma'am,' answered the Doctor;
Tltn, Doctor. you ought to bo ashamed
or yourself that's, what you ought II F7a
said the old 1ady, In IN EN- phatic and indir..
nant tone.
"3ladam," demonstrated tho Doctor
why ought I to be ashamed Of myself sure.
Hben y goi sa 'is Is tskPg good care Of prisoner
"Yes, you ought" persisted the old lady ::
"fuss think how he treated our poor bcss
Whsn they tnere prtsoners. How many thnu-
sands OF them did he starva and have mur-
de1ed by inches, tho wicked old traitor, the
chief Of afl the goddess zebsls,"
The Doctor insisted that he was detailed
Us mhltafy omeef TO preserve the health Of
Davis, not to punish bin for his notorious
miEdeeds. Several gentlemen gathered
round the indignant Old lady and sided
NJ, WITH her: No use il talking gentlemen"
doctor the bodily health Of Jefferson Davis,
You Eil1 have to call on President Johnaon
to hare his czimes doctored." Quite crowd
gathered to stare at the Doctor. As;t In i'm
possible to get glimpse Of jeff. himself II II
considered something by the curious to haYe
a look at his medical attendant.
, 1865-06-23

r!ou INC Ia Cfpsee Repn6Iichn- 19th.]
Inc La Crossc Dtmocraf, alter floundering
apont, ana reeliug TO and fro, between assas.
sinaiionitm and "b1fck dnst, . has finally been
compelled TO haul down Its colors ard like
ce'1eted pl1ate, Is changing its fig to suit
the chase. TITS s'ated that ''tla hnioc,at
office has been so1d' by Me. Pomeroy to NJ.
MAJ TIN, formerly Of Mr. BOOTHS MiiRansee
Life, and for the last two months one Of thc
editors Of TIE Dubuque 1suses3. That Sans
Mafk =. heucgR, Who has been Pomerog's
faithful bottle-washer, clout-flnger, and
crockery-slinger; and who oace threatened
TO leave this country, and return to Canada,
ton, will probably remain in tic Democrat
ofiice tn look after the interests Of his absent
employers. This looks like "a sei1'' wlthout
sale. Mr., Pomeroy leaves another deyated
friend with the Democrat, In Rev. g. N.
Whitney, formerly Of the castings Goaxerror.
and reputed author Of that Jancsyjl]e
Sunday School Convention letter, signed r.
addressed TO 4Dear Brick" !" which We uuinst-
u attributed to, but which WAS Indignantly
The D. mocfat Will probably be turned iut5
Republican or Union paper. A1r, PomeroT
hrs bten tr3tps, for several months to get
rid Of his elephant; and 1t may be that he ma
placed his office in the hands OF men WIN a-e
supposed to be teBs obnoxious than hfmseIffo
this community. The Democrats Of In.
CroFEe are the only men who seem to h.
pleased at the prospect Of getting lid of their
hsrlequin editor. s. far as we sre concerned
we shall Try to give the new concern 4s;hr
llyelltst tuln In the hat shop" If NJ. Pomc.
roy thinks he can palm off his CopperEead
newspaper upon the people, bF employing
ding, he oFerestimates tho gulhtility Of the
public.
, 1865-06-23
Death OF the Mexican General m.

!
| General D. Manuel Doblado. ope ~ Nexf
cos most renpwned and gifted generals and
| statesmen, died yesterday afternoon ~ =
| quarter to four at his late reeEdence In iii.
city, No. 80 East Fifteenth street, aged flflY.
three years. ''
General Doelado was born In the town Of
!. Pedro pie3ra Gorda in the State Of Guana.
Iuato in the year 1912. Al an early are he
gave snch proof Of his ability and ftitnEr AID
tinction. that he WAS selected bY the f,nn1.
mon Council of his town and appointed n
pcnse. -
As early rs 1886 General DobIado care fna,-
cations o. diplomacy and forethougut, Dis.
guessing with his teacher, D. Lorenzo Arellann
Inc war which h!s government TuS II vn-.
against Texas, he maintained that Nexico
Tas In danger Of an invasion from tha ITnjteT
states, and that tho best policy for Mexico
would be to sell Texas to the Americana NJ
she soonsr or later won1a lose 1t, which cyent
was confirmed ten years later by the aunerl.
tion Of Texns to the United States
General Doblado, even before being admit.
. ted to the hnr, Was elected as Eecretarv to a
Depastmenta Convention Of the State Of
Gpanajuato. ~
Belonging always to the liberal party. n
Manuel poblado has served his country
faithfully ~ the capacity Of Governor Of the
State OF Guapajuato, Secretary and enbse.
quently Judge Of the Supreme Court. anti +,
many other posltlons Of trust aad import-
auce.
His ability Us statesman WAS well known
70 The French, as was proven by the follow
Ing fact Marshal Bazaine wrose to him. IN
Eittng him to Join the empire In Its scheme Of
Intervention Ia Mexican affairs. General Do.
b)ado asked an interview with the Fren:h
Gtnssal. General, at M he same tine Informing bis Cor.
made him. But General Bazafne Icc1lneI
the interview, the reason being {as Is shown
by an Intercepted letter from him to Nam.
e y'th nc Sebeaa fighting to discuss
General Doblado removed some time azo to
his city, where be was still serving hls Gov
eminent NJ the time Of his death. Ha win
te deeply mourned by all his Republican
right hand. '''-''
L has not been decided when his funsral
will take place, as Senior Romero, tia MANI
can Minister, has been telegrapaed to at
Washington, and ha will take charge Of bis
2uth. 1"'@~t
, 1865-06-23
Brinttng.
PENSION. AND BOUNTY BLANKS

Penston and Ronnty HlanRk-
:for e14e 1t the CHICAGO THDuS1 01ncz. u
The se1iea IS ecm?:e:e, md tho forms ars seeE-
faso, eohtoEnfnR IN every respect 70 tbs tn1t1ao-
lions ttom tho Pension GntEe. AL the !of11s PEI
tanning to an arpl!s4.ieP a. printed upoe ons
sheet. embracing sst Declaration Of tbs Applicant.
Yas1stxate Power Of Attorney, Clerks Ce1tacsts
It., &c. with ample blank spAcss.
ApplfcatIon for Transfer OF feuaIou.
Application for Pr:1c Money
Application Of Widow or aotser for PsJaent u
Appiea:ior Of 1a1a,Id FazAioner fe. Fs;mcnt Il
Pension.
CHIN Of Heirs for Arra1s.
CHim fo- Horsa and Equipment
Gaardsan's Declaration ol Alroz' chiltfca y
Pension.
Guazoiaa'a Deeaasssaa oi Orphan sissst .
Pension.
Iaralld Pcnsioa Claim.
Vouchers.
Discharges.
Clothing Receipt Ro11.
Enlistment Pape1z7-
Abstract Of msbutsenaent1-
Commutas3on Of Rs1ionA h1 kxec&oSeo fz.sca~
ct War.
Descriptive Rolls. .-..--
Ditsb!ed soid1er's Deela,.tioa foz BouatJ Money
(Aet Of March T. 165d}
Fathers Application fox Bounty Money and n
Trl-Aonthly Return Of Recruiting oneer.
Communication Of Fuel and Qu1tfers.
Guardians Declaration Of Minor ChAczea ut
Bounty Money md ArrcaN-
We send them fosr PAD, At tho Eatt d H.m
PER qnire, upon tho receipt Of tho money.
Address, TRuCn CoHFA1Is
, 1865-06-23
Firbt Arrival Tot the S~an~u fYors the
4feauEasefA OF the CMisseuff.
fHyAto thu fnt.

We Ieeer to CIT port list Column for aa In-
tertsttDg statement Of the voyage Of the
s.eames Yellow Some to Fnst Benton, This
boat LEFT St. Lsu's en- the 70 b OF March last,
AID asziTed At he- maoriDgs ut our landinE
yesterday morning, :harlng completed the
round trip Of fiys thousand miles II ninety
dsys: The details ct this trip will rather -
t"nish the public Two boats are reported
as having been left at Fort Benton, making
preparations for an early return, while over
iorty Others were met on tie river, q 1arge
proportion Of them bound for the hcadi va.
tsss OF the Missouri.
The manifest OF the boat has rather an In
congruous charscter-au assortment Of artt-
c!es that belong to ba1oar.sm and, cIyitiza-
tson, and shows, perhaps. . transition already
begun, In the commerce Of thu. immense
region, which will add vastly to the business
Of 81. Louis. Altng With Buffalo robes, deer
and beaver ekins. and peltries Of various
descriptions, We notice the shipment to
various rarties, IN gold dust. the sum Of one
bundled and eight thousand dollars. Pass.
more Of the same material
, 1865-06-23
GFent Increase In Kulml~ratiou-1r.
rAusenlents Mt Castle CARBON.
From the New York Tsihupe- rath

From the New York Tribune, l9th,1
Every day the tide Of emigration to ou.
ehntes increases takiatJ, until at last 1t las
itachtd magnitude which cotuparuiirrIv
sraN portion Of the community are able -,
appreciate. Tsue, ct regular Intervals thew
have presented to them The round sum OF ar.
rivals In the stattmeuts Of the Commlssion.
cts; hut through their excellent marsSe,
mtnt Tor the reception and disposal OF the
Erlns c2rEots daily arriving in our harhor.
there II dacidily and u silence In the influy
Of the new faces, foreign tongues and hardv
muscles Of the hopeful home. e.seckets which Is
seldom Iippled OF disturIed By general pub.
!1c inquiry Or interest. Within the past few
Gays tie urrirats Of eIuicrants ut this port
have M en- very large.
The following vessels arrived june Is: La
1Ayette, HayTe, With 129 passengers Great
Western. Liverpool. Gs3; B. 3 Ki1nball, Ham
burg, 1S5; Deutschland, Hamburg. ass. june
~: Aurora: L5erpool, 593; Athena, Bremen,
These vessels discharged their passenEers
at the Battery landings in the two days in.
dicatcd, while during the. same time two
more yessels Ct the came character we're an.
proachins Quarantine. The respective na-
tions}lty Of the emsErauts may be readily at
rfvt a. by observing the ports from which
the vessels c'carcd. It will thus be seen
that tic Germans WIS the Prevailing elc-
ment during those two days.. while the
hunteis arriving from Liverpool {almost ex-
clnaivcly 1risE} were also very copa .derable.
The fist vessel mentioned {tte Latayette)
T. steamer, and all the others eailipg ships.
ING commandets, with two exceptions, re.
ported mat the sanitary condition OF the
emiefants dur5ng the voyage had been gene |
rally very excellent, and, indeed. tbe ciear.
rudy complextcns. the bright. heaifhy ewes
and vigorous, cheerful t,rartns Of tf,s him. t
hunters, as they bllshely stepped from IN /
narrow, vibrating decks TO Hrm, fnntt1r -,
the broad New World. which lies n, inv.f,rn
bt ioEe them, are sufficient Indications fhsf /
thclr oceon exl ctience has been a Eho1esnrne
ard merry One. The two executions men. /
tn IL d above were those Of the Deutchlnnd
and B. S. k'mha.l. Ttt Sc two vessels rennrss
ed N. lanclclJ mortality am SIG the cm1.
grant children, during the passage from Han.
burg. 1hity had perfshed on ths former
asd twcnty-three On the latter. A n,afoTlty
Of dtatbs are reported 10 hate occurred viii.
in few :days' sail OF this rott. Ithala-
nfntable fact that eren the tlieh. mortalitv
= hich occurred IN the o. her vessels mcn,ion.
ed, was merely confined 10 the children.
be arrangements Of the Commiss oners |
at Castle Garden afford ample p.utcction to
s1t II uasGphlsticated r,oteges Wi hin the
building arc desGH. which are Occupied by
tn1lroad clerks, Icrn senttug the New York
Ccn'ral Pennsylvania * ntIal an ErIe Rail
road Compnnles. prepared 10 disbu.su tickets
II 1eGulatic prices for the West, East or
sou'h, and tilicials are In Attendance to In.
't:ncs em'etants what course to pursue IA
, 1865-06-23

- AVAt .s*S stAA. V0A4AAs1
The story cf the origin Of the badge Of ths
18th corps. which beers on It the fepreseu.
tation Of ca, a,ttfdee box. on which are the
words "Forty Rounds" Is not without in,
tefest.
When tho corps reached Chattanooga after
the tedious march over the, mountains,
the men 'looked the worse fir wear
and as each man carried forty rounds
in bis cartridge boz and Sky In his shirt and
pockets, they were nictnamed the .saumunt-
ticn t1afn.n One dask night ons Of the 18th.
a son Of the old Emerald Isle, had cot behind
his comrades, when he came up with squad
Of well-drcssed soldiers Of ths army Of The
Cumberland. "What's them prltly little
stars on your bat fors Are you ill Bfigad:e1
Ginerals !" "oh. no, that's our ba1ge.'
"And what's badger" "Wby, to show
what corps We belong to-" s'BSgora, th.t's
f1ne thiDg-good nightf'o sou gintleneu,"
kald the old sod. lie had not gone but few
ruds when the Cumberland soloi.r called him
back, aaYing, '.Old fellow, what's your
bsdec!" Paddy lookcd around rather puz-
xled, scratched his head, and on the instant
brosght liz ho,ny. hasd-6sted hand with q
, 1865-06-23

For Coughs and Colds.
enc AL c$heT Af.ctunt o1 the Throat aa6 L1net The
Eost etectusl femedy u 6-lle1a' IwE4f ii Conxh
Esrup. " ~~@%1
II IL prompt in IL action Al4A.s safa and may n4
With c nhdepcA = M srccsss, 3s
FaEaAte BY HUtEHA rs AVIAN SCHAAf.E wAn,.
sale NIuffis:s e late srtee1, CnleA4o, nd Dug.
to Or
, 1865-06-23
COMMON cDuAcll.
SPECIAL MEETING.

L. JUNE ItaL, 1@t1.
Prennt-Hts Horror, Mayor Rice, and 3,,derme
Sheridan, .:K.nr, sherwio, Raiisrty. Frtsbet
ass i.@sa1 S shasora@is sNhass auins,ley Cast
wslvotI, Hssea aoe1ss Ts,e, Bad Is.mas,n F.ansaD
The cali for 10 mee,Iae va, resd Sv ,he c,.,s
and orde.e1 nled.
The Clerk read the following cormuaIca,f,z
l. C1rY CoNrrHoLLEa's OFFICE.
caicAoo, June ais', 1876.
10 gs.etg M1 ,hagoF ana aldermen I" Common toussi
In order 70 MEET he Necessary expenditure;
f1o.a tie Water Fund, including in 'er;st Gus thf
FIRST Of July next, It Will BE- nee ssarT to m lEe
sale Of bo51s The tssue Of which has been alfead,
haEe been nnab.e to sell at the psics i1nited b,
the charter. -
wouId al:o respectfully represent th,s the
body, cannot be sold at the psiee limited By lie
charter. Iwould therefore respectfully III t6e
Passige OF the tncloeed order,
Respectful , submitted,
| WALTER K14nA11,
ORDERED: Thst in puy,usute OF Sec. is. Chan.
ttrr. The City Comptroller 10 hereby authorized to
| s+li such IN amount Of Water Lola and 5eWsrare
Loan bonds IS ha may deem us s+saasy to meet tho
rates not less thsn cents on the dolisr fos
| Water hunda, 1nd cents on the doj!ar f,r
ssxsrage r. tT b9nds, and set1ued interest.
Al Hn1dcn ~. ,sJ .ns passsRe oi ne order.
Az MeRoy moved that the Comptroller bs IN.
lie div at a. oW ~. r.9a o. y. los a. uae
erreenz - 9olse e. 1n pe1 annan Tor term not
e3esgaFi1E ssy FE, ioat Inoatae:
Aid HrRnx ~ @o1GH 70 smesd me moton Of
RECEIVING fur thTee months, m ten days notl.e.
at IT Lats nn,a not s1eesning e,eh: per cent"
aid. .eRnY W;thd1n,s r. a1s snaat,t1@ naattots@
Ms az, nosseH ae eaefea the lollowlag resolution:
etr etmAunaA, Iaefe u no certainty that Chicago
It eas q aeSaa han Il r. r. nsz ,1,s
~ WHEREAS. Tbe er,on,,,o,,..,,.z
at d1seonnt az ~ ~ cant oassed the money
Wara1As The e,ty must ,ake sk Of further
a1stei2se R4saissd Thu, h.con,.x.,,..
hastsetteus 4Aas Ae CVmpsfonef be. and he fs
Honrs f9t ~ @ ~ set suue1nnt hl10uu. Of
ntnety Ssys A. ~ s,.ce,e. ao efIy during the next
Ala Kann, moved = oIas ~ is1 q q doar psr gent
table - ~ '1'0 1esoiauoa upon the
dvsaia p sas1!eq ey tss fol!o.ing vote:
M,sis1 Mshey Sheridan Ksnn, sheswla. atF2ts FEE.
Nof,NRafertV' Rnsseii naa.fs nLaTfson113.
Prouafoof, sh.effor1-a. Aaaaes' aasfnsie,
AID. WICKER offered tha following resolution.
sad they ara hefehY- sntho,i1sd a etnpssonef ~ oe.
Tie cfedt Of tde csf1 and pieeo e H. haoSa or
co. at Fsts Of tn;erest s nat nos sd9eeding ss
cent psE annun for the int ninety days aud not @
ninety dsYr I'M. Tint such iosn he nada nrn taS
Aid. Hoden moved 10 iav ~ Shas sf months; hf;
Ald. KIM hi. moved IL. fhe eonnc,, a. na..
jonrn. 0s"ANA W ~" aa'
Ald. Wicker demanded the ayes and noes.