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Social Science--A Reformatory Conveu.
ton.
From the Boston Adxrr41ser 14th1


What is called juvenile crime Ia In fact tha
fruits oflgnorancc and neglect. Let rs rather
our street children and educate them, and
Ee viii need TO spend less for the punishment
OF adult crtm1nafs in years to come. This
subject, am happy to state, IS engaging the
attention or our benevolent citizens and now
the American Social Science Association has
issued call for convention to discuss this
Important topic. It will meet on Tuesday,
Tue Eth day Of june next, and will continue
for three days.
II is proposed at this meeting to discuss
Inc following general topics, which, with the
subjects ine!rled and connected With them,
cover wilde fie1d of inquiry:
1oe distinction betN% en- VaErancy and deatt-
tat1oa on the Que hand. md crime On the oiher.
Ill 11e Comparative valDe of the family and
iii. 1he work to be uone b. pubj]c as contr,st.
en NTH pirate Institutions and the Hna urjncipte
of Distributing thefe Institutions In the comnp-
nifty.
Nv The true principles Of Legislation In respect
Of ta-tnnt aDd Criminal children.
~ Inc iFsI Is5ste1u OF education In reforma
torle*; Including manual intellectual. mo ii. ard
scit-o education.
'F1 The best Rytten Of discipline, and how 10
tai! othcets to udtrruifter 1ueh kyyteIu.
af11- ibe length OF lime duf7ne nH,eh children
should rem1tn IN reforuatolief. and the hest me
tbod ot providing for them when discharged"
These Important spbIcc.s It. is to bc hoped
Will be thoroughly discussed BY earnest and
well.IntoEmed and competent persons. :.
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EoRTRsss MokRok. May 1s.-The health Of JEFF
0sS1s ~ no" reported 10 be On tle p1eud. a
made q The fost sutceon 10 Washington, he il
allowed ~ abundance Of liquors, c,car1. and mauy
ntue !nfn!ea sfe r tended him thso ngh tho couf-
lowed untnt Hupted accesS TO his cell Al cersin
hour OF tie dsy. She has been a.sirped = case.
mcut euch as the wives and tamliit. of ofi3ner e.
cupE. THIS privilege the has moi aysiled hsrself NJ
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what General SsvccuY III Reported 10
Have Said Of Head Centre Stenhcnx.

11@*e ssA11 Oh 11BAH sFHErN Stephcnx.
NAsn1SsFoS, Nay II, 1896.
We arr informed By a gentleman of: he ut-
most reliability that General sweeny. OF
FeniAn notoziety, told him within the past
week that he tSweeny, was satisfied the new
Il arrived Head Centre of all Fenianism
tstephcns) Taa nothing more nor less than a
brttith spy, and that he was allowed to e.
cape from prison By the. British authorities
Iot the sole purpose Of visiting this country
IN thclr interest sweeny informed him that
saeh was Lis opinion before the arrival Of
thp t1hsepnena, and every day confirmed him in
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Hurricane Mt l{ocl, ester. Ncw vork

hurricane at Rochester, New York.
nocHE.TE.l May 20.-There' nas . terrific storm
IL this Guy ihss afternoon, Of ulud, ra,n aul hall
accompanied oJ thunder and lightning. a number
q ouitaines were uprooisd, awnings were torn
thousands Of panes- In rome OF the pubnc build
lnes: churches, Sc, scarcely whole pane or HIass
stas lett. number Of persons are reported ~ in
1nrrd. The damage 10 properly ls very large. The
storm appeared 10 be local IN Its character. and
listed but tcN miurte3
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The Eight Hour strike.

word went round among the cautkcrs On
wednesday that the ship Ffank Flu. would
ne placed Yesterday on the big BALANCE dock
1oF repairs, which the owners OF the vessel
"anled to nave done by contract with Mr.
Allison, Who employs men On the eight hour
system. Mr. Allison, We arc informed, rot
an assurance from the mcn that thcy wo1id
proceed vigorously with the work. The shin
Was brought across The river, as her draft Of
"nter would not permit Of her being placed
on Mr.. Alison's dock IN Jersey City; but M
obs .acle intezposed. It was nscertained thnt
- use Of the balance dock for The execution
VI W.. ..1,tob con1d not be had. The men spoke
mmui4-&ntly ~ on this point. They said
an,,,I I1eh s1oe. n IT the use Of every one who
mus, hsve , h,n'sa. am1 .otSss that the "bosses''
ns the isePany any 70 f9r the tue Of
ae1 nas not only injured the men bur .isr IN.
}ntCd the employer. "
The captain Of the steamer WaShioa+on
irving got cauaking done to his ship some f;me
ego ey the master builders, who charged him
nfe hundred dollars for It. He has had The
and it only cost him one hnlf. TIfs Statement
.;, %as made to our reporter yesterday by an H.
teuteent can1ker, who assured him there was
no ooubt oi Its correctness, and thai the caI,-
ta1n "onld In future, giyc all business of this
Hi9a ~ 70 R the workmsn, without calling in tie
%A4A " AA( bVs6CS~
=; Inn Dosszs.n
EVERYTHING In the building Yards In which
Tue strike has taken place remains much in
the same position rs when the last renort was
published, Some men have eone to wnrk m
the old terms, but there is nothing nix. n tnii
coWpleacnt. To use the laDguare OF Tia
- bosses" :" ~ lew are coming In esery day.N
The master builders aud the merchants say
That they will not give In eren Il the strike
lasts for year. *'0nce In q while,'' they
state, tia merchant will lump out bis work 10
the journeymen," and they add that il II the
feeling Of the merchants to resist the move
ment as long as necessary. They further
mention that business on new work Is going
forward; that Mr. Steers, Mr. Waterbury and
MIR. j.. simoDson have men employed that
when the strike is over they will take note Of
thc men who have played prominent part
q a1z'ang y forward and decline to employ
hem, and that they will give their. places to
oetter men.
AEET1SG OF TIE suIP CARPENTERS.
The ship carpcnters held a meeting yester-
lay at their committee rooms In East Bsoad-
yny, Mr. Baldwin In the chair. There were
present delegations from the caufkess and
oincrs. The object Of the 1nectin. WAS 10
eceive the reports of various committees as
o the present condition Of the strike. 6ey-
,IaI reports considered to be highly fnrora-
,le, were submitted.
MEETING or THE sHtPJoIEERsf UNION.
meeting Of members Of this Union WAS
leId Last evening at the committee roous,
~ bo"ery, Mr. Lawrence Powers presiding.
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GO TO cR0SBY'S OPERA HOUSE
TONIGHT.
PRICES OF ADMISSION REDUCED,

WHEREAS, SAMUEL J,
~ WALKER OF the City of Coytnytoa, state al
u MAY a. D. 1865, mad recorded ID tau Recofdef's
9tce ct the County Of Cook and State OF aois ia
Hotk u OF Aortsages * page a1conveyed 70 IN.
dSfFcned. Pnebe II. Weiss. OF Peoria and STATE Of
illinois, The following described real estate. TO wtt
township ISL norh afrsnss fourteen II III =
cost Of lhe third principal meridian described Is ol
to tho south 1e 81 sta quarter secrfou-shgacn wesf
!oFs- Commencing at tho. tprth tast Garner AZ
tne north cas-! quarter of sad section SIX
sIsF s1a ssa seHsh 6 1ns ntsy 81
section one hundred and sixty {lbo) rods 10
the North line Of said qo1zter scction-
fEehce east al,n. Eaid north line to The
pace Of beetnotrE. containing ntJ fso5 acfes.
Salo fnossRaRe deed having been given and made for
prolu1ssofy notes. ofsame dare SAID norEaye derd
tor The cum Of twe1ty-elaht hundred anti thIrrr
fhtee and 3-tGd dolIsIs. ($IsE-33}{> each beartEr
intessst a. the tate or six cent per xnDnu; pm
tste a1d naSsnlE IN ole, two and three Yefs lespec
Whereas: de.auit. having been made In the nav.
nlsnt Of said no.e due f year from date, 10 vi
on the III day Of May. 1856 Wv
Therefore, police Il aeteoy given that |, Under and
~ s1Irr or the power vested IN BY SAID moftzsSa
dced, have elected to declare al Of a,io prontsofy
1eteA dus ana together NTH liz insertat
tesse1u aad that ~ MJself Agent or attoxney viii
County ol Cook. 10 the highest bidder tJy cssh fnr
tne q paying all Of said pToi5sory notes
n crest, en- Monday, the I'D Day Of Lufy, 4. o. 1Sa
At ten o.t!ock T. M OF said dsy.
MsJy MsJy lath. lse5. rAkBE Il. WEISS. mortgages.
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FRUIT JARS,

K1ine's scltsealing Best 1r use. yhn,es,,c e-a
Retail. ' '39'es4e aau
y.
.cts1Eet Id Clark.st.
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NEw TonK, Nay 20.-At tt4 convention at ronr
Island tue Fen1ans endorsed The tephea,' ppiic1
-41.a promised active support. They sze to nave
<tFclet have hsnten In funds. stcphens coumcness
= ny visits BY calling 1t New Aavgu On Mrbday. md
4 sew days Afterwards Will commence tour.
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h'sscs md elsght spplau.e.1 In conclusion. Mr..
Cowan asId that his hope WA in the v,rtue and
integrity Of the people, both Not!h ant South.
The Southern people bad suffered severely. and
no~ wsR the time 10 extend mercy After they hsd
tuF1ecdeled TO the laS.
After Other speeches BY distinguished gentlemen
the mtftll. aulourUfd,
, 1866-05-21
BRYAN, ROsnROOK d CO..

BRYAN, ROSDROOK IL co.
LA Madiso1as. Chicago, Ill,
?. O.. D731rr 3B..J.
" The pforr1etozs Will donate to the Home Of thu
Frttnd1e:s, htcazo. $1,000. There Will be $1,000 ~
served from the per.on receiving tho $4,000 Gin,
%aco Fla De donated 10 the p1os through the Young
Aen't Christian Association. ana frop the perton r..
ceiving the 3ao9oto GIT Will be rc.erTed vhtcn
Etl os Donated to the 6olek<' Iou1a, Chtcseo aad
f@o 4 - sss pctiu1s rcctiy tAa I'll "a Cu.. In
dfeesoacks Will be reserved 3,ca, making t13Qo
which Will be douased TO INC Different Orphan asy.
Inns In the City Of ChIeazo. j perfect ttua Will h.
given to Ill Of the above Real Esratc.
-. me request Of NJ. Crosby Mausgsr OF crosby's
Opera House, VIC tho pacc Of holding the
Concert from the 0peER HOUSE to Smith i Nixon,
comrnodious ual1, Which has been erga7ed tor thas
purpose. ms1 r619.s,x w.rr.t
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We yesterday, in advance Of all our con-
tcmposartcs, mentioned the location Of the
new Hun rolling mill, near this city. The
mill proper Will bel1 '5x200 ieel, and;wil1 have
added TO it machine and other shops. Two
blast furnaces will be crectcd. The mill Will
bc able to roll from 10,oco To 12,ooo tous Of
railroad iron per ycar. It will be enlarged rs
fnst as circumstances will admit. and ID a lew
years after its establishment will have ptoba-
bly, double the capacity it will on the start.
The mill will, as soon rs 1t Is ready for work.
employ $50 or 800 men. We have before
grren some account Of tho manner In which it
is proposed to conduct II, and hence 1t is un-
necessary at present TO speak Of thcsc mat
ters.
The officers and directors Of tho company
are as follows:
OFFICERS.
Strptcn Clement, President.
Alex. Mitchell. 1seasurcr.
j. j. HaEetmtn. Secretary.
" F. Dnrfcc. Of Scw Bedford Mass. Eu-3necr
and Superintendent Of Constructlou.
DIRECTORS.
E. B. Ward. Detroit.
Stephen Clement, WaukeEau.
O. ". Potter, Chicago.
Charles F. 1ls1ey, Milwaukee.
Alex. Mitchell, Milwaukee.
4. u. Brouhcad. Milwaukee.
The men engaged In this enterprise are well
h'ssS;n T. alt Of our readers. Their names are
su11icicnt guarantee for Its success.
, 1866-05-21
FROM SPRINGFIELD,

Central Illinois Wool Growers, Asso-
cta1I0n,
tspecial Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribunel
sFHiSGr1ELp, May n.
The annual meeting Of the Central illinois Wool
Gfo1ess' Association. will be held In tue state A.
1cuiiural tsooms. in this city, ots Thursday, The
9Th Ill Nav -
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~chnson Meeting in Maryland.
meci1ne o1 citizens Of Carol County, Merylsnd.
H Peg kt WcstH1in*tcr, in that State. ye:1erdsv
III, nS paipose q endorsing the polio Of Pfcsi.
@ nv nSGi1ason. ep*cctcs Wttr made by MontCom.
81 n!an. oeneeoI Aeno.1eks, OF Indaua tie11esai
honffean. aud oshefs, IN faypr OF the Presjdrrfss
plan OF Reconstruction. ~ tNo A'c$4oetl
, 1866-05-21

The men engaged In this enterprise are well
sufficient Gnaraniee for lis success. ~ :
, 1866-05-21

d L e ID .

At Ioekpoft. lff, on the 11lh Inst. By the Eev A.
kiEgs. lasuf a the |pn4l Church. sT. VII
X! AZ 4 HokSlsH. Of Chicago. and Mlss NARY E
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@0tss* 1A4Vt&43*Vf
lhe drawing Will take place. after the Concert On the
fase Of the Hail. whtre several thousand persons cau
Eftuesstt committee Will b. appointed by tue Al.
dlenco 10 superntend tho same. All purchasers sao
agents Will be supplied with correct Lists Of drawing ~
soon as published. Parties holding tickets viii retain
them u111 ateE tho drawing and If Leis number ap-
tnetE tickets immediately, with full direction. a 70
Inc thpFng OF Goods or Moneys. Tickets are for sale
at the principal Aotes, Book and Music Stores md II
oaroHee. LA Madison atreet. Pf1te Il each; sent
pS an on receipt o pres and stamp tor raturn post
arc. 'Goob AND RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED
IN every CITY. Town and Village In the Unlsed States,
to WhuM great inuucenept 4 ara nHa1et
, 1866-05-21
kfEbEI Nfka IN s,t. 7ruA. -

Rebel Steamer Cpnfl.c..rd-
~ o1de1 81 the Secretary Of the Treasury tina
4lfegtd Confederate steamer Coz aettr .s..Sc Aus m
baltimore lew days since, has bpcn s,nt H. Az ~
ton Ior aetudleation+ she having been ,lhef1t h
lbe unlts2 Ntaiea authorizes in the later ttz -.
property tuhtect 10 confseatton. s 40
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CARRIAGES.
ASTkOL0GY.

All pczsous wishing to know thts iutu1o prospects,
de-. may hsve them eorretly sisted by Madame al.
win. 1t 34J South Clark street Opposite jones'
schoo), whert hhe usy be consulted on hll matters
concerning lore. marriage, courtshsp. Law matters
aufiEess affairs, and will tell the u4me Of the lady Of
gentleman they Wish 10 marry; also, the names Of
her visitors. c7e1 IN
, 1866-05-21
OUR; YOUNG FOLKS

Contains an unusual number and variety of articles
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BOILER EXPLOSION AT no NTREAL.
Six Lives LoAtAMany Scafded ana
Wounded.
Especial Despatch 10 the Toronto Glpbe.1

oaoaTAhA1, A4y H.
Yesterday afternoon the steam tug Lion,
| aaxine oeen fitted with new machinery And
| BOILER, made trip down the riyer b.low
| uochelasa; On turning to come back, Tie
engine suddenly stopped, and the boiler ey-
ploocd, large pieces being thrown into the
air and landed on shore about twenty yards
distant. The men Of the Royal Artillery
at'. anq tnc people Of Hoche'aea rendered every
assistance to the sufferers, many OF whom
werc taken out Of the river. The following
weic on board: William and Robert Stan,
dish, he proprietors, {the latter was much
sca!dcd and rcccfred several woundsl; Can't.
Ice. ecalded JEFF. Lee, son OF the captain,
9e 19ro.nsd antoine laroeque, first pilot, from
Nleaud, both legs broken; Benl. Jerome, RI
gnua, captain OF the barge Rose, drowned:
LAYER ;s Lefebvre, not expected TO recover
fotvn. the engineer. scalded; Poitvln's
VIE, saTeds O Passenger, drowned; Alex.
CharbnnDeau, Killed. The severely wounded
hare been selt to The Hotel Dicu, sud the
olherh to their own homes. Thomas Uood
who helped to construct the boiler, vas unin-
turcd, AID succeeded in sarlog his wife
through window. The vessel sank about
sitting.
6EcoSD DESPATCH,
... May a.
1t Is supposed that Elk lives were lost br
the steamboat accident. About tlirty per
sons were on board. Tue captain had mira
culous escape, having been thrown thirty
teel In the alr, and having fallen into the
river. Seven persons, severely Injured, are
In the Hold Dieu, Tbe Inquest viii take
some days. A boiicr-makcr being examined,
said the boiler dld not 60 through inspection;
i was made Of the best Kind OF iron. 1udg-
Ing from the pieces, he believed the explosion
resulted from extra pressure. Had tho boiler
been defective, part would have given way
md wafer escaped. 1t Was the duty Of tue
[Hopractotn 10 f1ira notice for Government In
spec7aon IT was not the boller-Maherss dury
TO provide steam Guare.
:, Mason has been arrested with slidcll 1T the
st, Lawrence {1n1] S
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seaied proposals WILL be received 81 the Board Of
!ubitE Norka At thetr Office, until II L. n Thursday
May 31sr lss6 from the drato-Iayers licensed by ihe
boafd 70. the laying Of such 6lnch pipe drains on
Eoath Wells tTeer. from Van H0Ten 10 TayIor; Cd
East VAN Huzen. fom state street to Michigan aEe.
me- on Sou1h Ltaae, from Madison IN Jack.oa . on
Warrington. fon atA.e TO Michigan Avenne: on Mich.
5san aEen1t firm Twelfth to T~. nsy s-con1 etreeE
- have been ordered, or shall oa ordered, pv hi
nmon ourc1, nd which shall ror b. laid by Ina
oWntTs or th- fots on sA1u and accord
snE to p.ns 40 SPECIFICATIONS on tIe as said once.
VII Slate fhs sate per foot Tor the drai7s
ius!uans AZ corners Aad turctcLs and the price for
1oR6le 2.tnch corers- The xofk to be done acccta.
,ng 10 the general regulation established py Iho
hoard anu to tie approral Of It's Entneers 1ud 10.
3peeto19- Sefazate BIDS vii. be received for south
Het!s. tast tnn Ro{eps- LsSal1e AID Wash!1E-
ton 1tFeeta. ard Michigan ay-ncA and the Qasu wilt
the ds1lns iha four atrueta and oEe artnue
10 one parry tE moro acrofflnE to this bids Eecetvt
fsopossL must b. ad6ress.d TO tos go2Eu u tuhl,c
MokSs. enr oEse1 Proposal snr Drains IN 5outa
Wells. East Van Bufen. 5onth LaSal1c. Wash3nEto1
STREET. or MlchRtn Ayen1e% and be Accompanied With
he 1sua bund, With sutelIei, TO bs ApproYett ~
Tho board reserve ,he right to relest rny BID os IN
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or to Fetfc1 a! ods aud rosal Will be aeccntfo
ths Party H. ring II ana1 rive eTtnencc snrfs-
:at tory 10 the Board that he hAa usces4srT sKi
experience, en- Try sIL abltJ Tor doing the .oIx i
trustworthy, anu aas su1clen: prcuataty RESOURCES
J.G, GlSDELk,
... FEEH LETL
o3S-f1e|-!W Board Of Public Work..
, 1866-05-21
NRm a0nEr1l8RutxNtB,

81 G. II. SCKIFEN, Advertising Agent.
51 i}cnrboFn street, IN authorized to receive
Advertisements Ior the Tribune. apd MI
oiher leading pnpcrs tI,rouRhout the UnEted
Efntr6 md {,uuut1,t.
, 1866-05-21

The Atlantic Monthly

onsfa nne variety OF Interesting afticles +1n the
Htmiocks" % the author Of" This Snow Ws'ke1s'' in
3ae Atlantic fot aarch, IS paper cuttous knoHl.
cdxe aud treshresa-
The conc1ndii s account Of the "La5t DaFs OF Wxi-
ter Savage Iandor contalns several letters By the
Old poet. sons relating 10 our late was-aud much tn.
tefessinS aneedotc.
''The Passages tom Hswthorne's Note Books ~
continue the charming narrative Of his fo 1t Brook
Falm,
MIS-. Stowe relates the story d! .uzue1ess New
England Saint.
tketch OF Qr. Bailey of the National Esa.
"Doetor Iohns~ Is concluded, and another ln9ta1!-
meut Of Griffith Gauut" Is given.
Other Interesting prose Atttcfes; characteristic
poems by j. G. Whittier H. w. Lon 2fetiow md g. C.
stetnAa and some very fal aod tassrestlae ctttcsi
notices Of books, make number Of s.cas atsrac.
uyeness.
, 1866-05-21

e0T0 CR0SBr'S OPERAHuusE
TONIGHT.
PRICES 0F ADMISSION REDUCED.
TO DRY GOODS JOBBERS.

4 party haTirg already connection with 4 tarre
NeE Orleans Jobblng House. Acsises to form Relations
WITH orc oE tEo Wea,srq houses. 20 sepscsrnt them
Of Dry Goods, and well Acquainted with the Easteso
markets 70 paesage buyers Who wtsn to have n H.
an oppurtuhity SELDOM offered. References Of abIitV
4Da responsibility OF The liz hest character. Adfsss
, 1866-05-21
OFFICES.

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5eGhsla Zeal Estate, being 50 hts n Bsano's
Aao1nos 70 cnteagor each =, ,ooa .......... so5ot
=" ents N f1afqs. each Ialusd 1t 4a0.... ..- 1ao
~ ~ Ss N sees u fat!of Furniture. each 9.oo 50 OK
- - nts Ia Gehts tod Watches, each 1E1... 50 oct
- - sAts 10 laales God Watches, each $780,. iout
100 Gifts In Sewing Machines each 31ea, n ncf
od Gifts IN American Silver WatchaA each ga3 sa apoc
~ 6!ts IN American silver WAteheaeac 10 n Qoot
tU Sua II shk Dress Patterns, zach ss5.... IS CO.
1rN Gnts N siiSer ta&e Baakets. each 80 50 oCo
teso Gn1in SILVER Plated Casters, esch slo.-- 10 to-
1eG GIFTS Ia sets Of Silver Spoons eaeh &8,,., u coo
1e1o Gtits 10 sets of Silver Forks each &3,,,.. apo
at0 n Go'd Clasped Albums, each 81 4alDo
,%" ~ sa % L'eraEY rocks. each $1.......-. &aoo
otS u Ca'eff, each s. 0ca
tHsU WIS EoeEes hniFei. each 32......... 70 900
."s" nts u 1us BOOKS each 3&... 10 ooo
1n,o GIFTS IN Receipt boo e, each $1... aDoo
1l'9 ou1s IN articles worth nom IL to t:-...... o0o
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GO T0 CR0SBY'S 0PERAH0Us
TONIGHT.
PRICES OF ADMISSION REDUCED,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-07-11
Proceedings Of the Common Council.

Ci-T C-ERs UFFiCE l-Ass.SG. JAY I,of.
Co1Eci4 net pursuant T. siIolramslt All ~
Gales . 0-isr by tn Pes -er'
Rol calle,-ll quorum presslt
Aosent-AL- L1las, . = F1lakea, = 4-Kslrsn l-l
Williams
On MOTION ~ At Hart tl@ Cls-k F2s clrect-i -
furnish TIE Marsha with ths nan=s Z abs-nsees
Al The Marsha. was eirs-Ie. . proc1-s s1-I a.
Ten tA1ce
Al. DDS an VAaRs1rea can- .a, Aa- % no.i0u
of AID Hart further rroee-lngG u ier the cal
dispensed y .th
Minutes n ass messing read Aa1 approved
gETIrr0Ns ASD CANS PkkszS-Kn
b AZ. E19oncs
Clam or James Hurley. ier slI7-Bri lses
b All Williams
Petition OF B. E Hart Aat others, 10 relation 10 ths
grade of Center st-eet-i'ity Affairs
By AID VAnKelrsn
Cain of : % Scoaed. g1r $50 l5-Strests
Claim OF z W Clark Tor g. 5O-City Affairs
Claim Of B I Williams. Tor SO 50-Br.dgss
Cam u c g. Lesis, for 81 55-Cisy Arairs
REPORTS % COsNIrTEES
b. COMMITTEE on Fra DEPARTMENT
In relation . numbering tie llts OF Warrington
Avenue, IS follows
The COMMITTEES on Ere Department.. to whom Vas
referred the subject Of 0erng the l0ts on Wash
ingtOa Avenue had the subject under 'ns!1era
and ask leave % maze TIE iO.OT ng report ani
ask " be discharged from further considsrA ion.
Your Committee have deemed it desirable not T.
50 numbered them from Kalamazoo stres. l. shawas
see street and the balance OF the street 10 ful ots
Commencing at Nan street AMI nnmberlng them
nor ~ n