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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

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two of TWO years and one Of three year.
growth.
The grove Of Z J Bryant SET 9x12
feet apart, Two years growth would seem
almost a miracle 10 some Of our eastern
friends, aad for the benefit Of this class
Of people aching for elbOU room. we
took measurements Of this also. OF ~
II PaTes' grove, Of lhe-same age, we
find The greatest growth 20 be over four
inches in diameter and 20 feet IN height.
We next came 10 the three year old
grove Of our worthy Secretary. II o
Minick, which measures upwards Of 2
inches il. diameter and 35 feet high ;
the grove is planted 6x8 feet. making
about goo trees on ~ acre which viii
average near The above figures
Your committee have been able 10
prove by actual measurements that Cot.
tOnwOod trees transplanted and cultivated
with a horse the frst season will make
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

Dffd Pssshes Apples, Blaekbsniei, Cherries 8
~ SWAN 3 BRQaS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

100 SOLID Gold Huutihg watches, t1ata
TO Magic Cascd Gold Watctes, 20t r
sIGO Eadies Watches. Euamaled, N1a =
2t0GoldJluntins ghronometer Watches san 3
30 Gold Hunting Englis- Levers Rau =
30lG3ldU Hunting Dupl8E Watcaas, lds =
610fcid uuntus Amarcta Wa.ode5, .IBn :
800 Silver Hunting Levers, Ga
6O5 Silver Hunting Duplex Watches Uaa
o. 0G9id ladies Watches 9E !
i.cG0 Gold Hunting Lcpnlc3. Ha
I,CU Miscel Aueous Ill yer watches, go a
2. 900 Hunting Silver Watches, 8a
2 eco Assorted Watches, eil kinds 10
~ Every patron obtains a watch b. rs ruw
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

CLASS S--GRAlV
Corn. BE McIninch 1st premium; Geo J
Bryant % premium
White Corn, Jacob Collins lst premium
G Shelhorn % premium.
WhIle Fall Wheat, E r Camp Isl prem
Red Spring. " Ed Smith lss pre-
MUM; US Hughes I'd premium.
Mats w S Hughes Isl premium
eLASST-BUTTER CHEESE &c.
Five pounds of Buler, NJ J Armstrong
isi pFeminms Miss Kittie Coleman ID
premium
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10
nLASS P--FRHTTS

Variety Of Apples, J G Deuser Ist pre-
MUM; Jane Loyeiess 81 premium
Greatest Variety o. Pears, r w Fur
mas Isl premium
Greatest Varieties Of Peaches, Mrs
Jane Loveless Isl premium; Robert Ghl-
more ID premium.
Greatest Variety of Plumbs, r w
Furnas 1st premium
Greatest Variety OF Grapes, r W
Furnas Is: premium
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

M Class N--yNechaRical
Dressing Bureau, McFall & Co., LIST
premium bros
Dining Table, MeFall & Co, Ist prem.
Wardrobe ta"
Sample Of granting
Sample of painting, L Waldler 1sl prem
Sample Of Tailor work, j Marohn $
sG Class O-Floral
Variety cut Flowers, M is Dovney diploma
Variety of Dahlias,
Boquet,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-10

Awarded at The Second Annual Fair
of the Nemsha Agricultural Society,
held at BrOwnvills, Nebraska, Septem-
Der 25th, 26ih and 9Th. 1867.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-04

-ssaftefy Eathfpflyfdid Father DOseph
perform is,dutyz t9Haya bis steps onss
and no less Strict was heSins Iexa ctiue
their ldntynef4then1.e Theira Worldly
- you troubled him, and he vainly
tried;to substitute thee and thou !"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-04

in its place. Aunt Madeline yielded
to his wishes inregard to their dress,
and the three looked comieally like
smaller editions of himself Gravely
kind, austerely affectionate, he would
haze laid down .his%slife for Aunt
Madelines andsyet she felt the bonds
about her, Invisible though they were,
strong as theotoughest steele =. : !. =
s;q SEoooScb U DE TO 10 MORROW: I'D
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-04
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-04

bur assortnpant OF, bohemian Glass add
SitEfr1 Platsd vi are, IS one of the hpest ever
have the advantage Of our senior partner
residing hA.eity- uASewdFofiE, ana al
all times on hand selecting the latest styles
and patterns of ware:
oc23 d3m
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

Extraordinary sesslsn sfhe Senate.
wAsnxeros April 10. 1867.
Mr.. Wilson returned 70 his seat iahs Senate
THE INDIAN rxrBEsl
Mr.. HESpHRsos, Crep) Of Mo-, onsrea resolution that
there be printed for the Of The te two thousand
copies Of the report Of the secrcta Of the Interior
giving information Of the number, dtion &C, Of the
various tribes and nvs hundred exA copies for tho
use Of tho Department
The resolution was referred to Committee on
Printing.
EXECUTIVE sEssros.
On motion Of Mr.. WADE, trepl Of Ihio, the Senate
went Into executive session.
a COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO WAIT oxbHH rRssDxr.
The doors being Temporarily opened
Mr. ASrRcsr, trsp) Of r. l.. onsrsdhe following re-
soiution.-
Resolved. That committee, consisting two members
be appointed 70 wait the President he United States
and inform nim that the Senate has pas4 resolution TO
close rs present session BY adjournme Saturday
four O'Clock n NJ. and that unless he nj have FUR
iher communications 70 make The Sens Win 81 the time
named adjourn without dag.
The resolution was agreed 70.
The CRAM appointed nessrH Fesscnh and johnson
az the commIttee.
rxEcuuvp susuoS Rrsul
The senate then resumed its executivbession
RxroRT og THE connIrrEn APPOINTED WAIT ON ru
pNKsIDBrr.
Az asubssQusnt stage Of the procesdis Mr.. ASYnoxy
from the above named committee r1rtcd thar thev
had performed the DUTY assigned 10 tha and thai the
President had requested them 70 nfor}he senate that
he would today make sone further ecutivs commu.
nicstIons, but that a. present he knso reason why
thc Senate should not adjourn q The q 6xed ~ the
resolution Of ths 18Th inst
The sspsis then sook recess fvcp sustu psHpsss
Devep eciQyk
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

0strander, chaa r PolhAmus William B. Quins, Reeves
- seimes Frederick D. Sherman.
KNEES COUNTY.
samuel =. Bartol samuel Bowden Julius :. BisssIl'
MSs 1OsSsps sss ss,ngsan jon. i. nsSsss 1.s: o.yt 4
augustine Cooley, Benjamin H Cowsll. Rednan 3.
pswson. Law Moore Dupuy. John B. Dnmmine Thomas q
rinn, Edward W. Fisks Jr, James J. Gray, Joseph y
Gardiner Thomas Gregory, T. j. Grans. Xlexandsr y
SIsss Joseph A. Gardiner, Jr George W. Hungogfcrd,
her rs knssy, Richard Rowland, Absam Kisoy
Duncan Smith, Peter Kinssy, Laws = Sssg-
man. Abraham r Kirby. Richard r. Tombs
Josiah + Mareau, Charles Ixppan, William tlsldrum-
James A. Van Brnnt Francis A. hallson. Alfred Van
Derwenksn, William + Nichols Charles b wylis, Henry
= Needhsm, Isaac = Waters, Fred w. ohsrnsr. William
7. Worra William Osborn, Van Brunt wyckon, Juss
X Pomeroy, Elisha B. Rollins, Ira Z. Pierson.
The New York herald., 1867-04-20
Fire in Terrs Hnuee. lad.


Onc ef TheM Probably Fatally stabbed.
About eight o'clock last night party Of negroes resi-
ding In Battle row. North Second street, Brooklyn D.,
got into an alteration in the street opposite their resi-
denoe, and during the excitement Of them, named
Prince Hamilton. drew knife and stabbed another
named John Poole INJECTING two wounds, in tho lst
groin and the other in the right breast Hamilton then
fed but arrested about hour Afterwards by ofcer
James Lee Of the Forty.hf precinct. Tho wounded
man taken into his residence and received prompt
surgical aid but It s not believed that be will recover
~ the wounds arc Of serious extent Hamilton ID .
young man. twsnty.one years Of age. Ho 70 locked up
In the Fourth street station house. His victim alive
midnighk The fatal stabbng OF the negro Charles
Rogers took place In the neighborhood IN August
last
The New York herald., 1867-04-20
NEWS FAom SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRAHCnco, April II, 1887.
Dr. BENJAMIN B. Colt the pioneer physician Of San
Francisco dropped dead In the street last night The
cause was heart disease.
Flour nrm, and quotations. are unchanged wheat
nrm; sales Of choice at - 20 . - 2A Legal ten.
dors, 76c, sa
San Francisco, April Is, 1857
The steamship Sacramento sailed for Panama to-day,
taking el76 800 In treasure Of which for
New York.
Sailed to-day ships Aurora for New York. with $4,000
sacks Of wheat; K c. Robinson, for Liverpool, with
81 900 sacks Louis Knsr for Cork with II 900 sacka
Cleared ship Aureola, for New York. Tho Aurora and
Aureoa took out 5000 barrel: Of nour equally divided
10000 barrels for New York. Wheat arm at 81 Is .
81 %. Legal tenders, Is
The New York herald., 1867-04-20
Has the Csiored Man No Righss In fhs
NOPahp


An outrageous offence against decency. which hes
created great excitement In the neighboshood report
cd In the Pen Yen Demscr0l A man named Dean,
moving respectable circ,es in 1894 became acquans
lady named Sarah y Hon, . musical convention .
Candice, Ontario comfy. In 1859. the young la1y
waa sent by her father to tho Female Academy
at Penn Yam, where the acquaintance renewed On
the evening OF October % Dean induced Mim non -
take ride with him. saying that he would drive ous
In getting her out Of the village and when upon alensy
resd disclosed his Intentions By attempting Improper
libersiea The entrsates OF his victim eauss1
him 70 dcsst for the time, bus only losG
enough 70 get her 10 . ssll more secluded pot
He then drove . little way further into The
ping one q the rsns he stopped forward 70 recover
H. when turning suddenly he arssped her handsy
which we're lying In her lap crossed them upon Der
breast, and pinioning them In thas position,
threw her backward over the scat, her head ard
upper part Of The body lying both over and down.
win nothing 70 support ihem--hcr back resting upen
the sharp edge OF the hack Of the seat Sarah naAs
an outcry She called again and sgain bat there
none 70 hear her. The brutal hend into whose haads
she had fallen did not give her even this poor chance
for he sopped mouth with his hand and told her
menacing manner TO 'shus up Thcre and then, upoo
thai lonely road away from ali human sight bus The aGon
lzng gaze Of bis victim. dd this dsprsved
with nfamy and place him far below The brute; deed
over which the recording angel will shed team Of pity but
attach no stain 70 the lair name Of her who Was thus
arociously wronged "Dd you resist" asked the coun-
se aali you ooudSr IL could have done no more had
he been endeavoring 70 murder mo-" her reply and
10 believe her. the court believes her, and ,he com.
muniy believes her. These are the facts provea -
Deans trial last week. The Jury found hm guilty and
the court ssnssncsd him 70 state Prison for fifteen
years
The New York herald., 1867-04-20
Asse enbIy.
AIaAsr. April 10, lseT.
BILLS PAssxD.

Assembly.
ALBANY. April 10, lssr.
To amend the code
To amend the charter ofshs Brooklyn Institute.
The New York city levy.
10 incorporate the Long Island Safe Deposit Company.
To amend the charter Of the Onondaga Trust Com
To incorporate the Prospect Park and consy Island
70 ischsass he consrucsioa Of the Albany and New
river-by vote OF 81 20 20.
To amend charter Of the Union Avenue Association
s%sSa e. charter Of III. staten sns savings
Bank
In relation 70 the fare the Graaa stssst and New
10 authorize the construction OF . railroad nom
Hunters Point 70 Flushing.
authorizing the city Of Brooklyn 20 borrow money 'or
TO amend the act to incorporate the parochia fund q
the Protestant Episcopal Church.
haFbor.
to incorporate the National warehouse and security
Company.
Recess r
Aftcrno0u sesalou.
PASSED
To improve the Channel OF Oaoudaga creek.
To amend the charter Of the Adriac Insurance Com
10 enable the Madison Club OF New York 10 purchase
and hold real estate.
TO ennable the Tammany Society purchase ana hold
To incorporate the wes,chsster Hydraulic Company.
To continue IN force the charter Of Sodus Canal Com
pany. ef4
70 provide for the navigation OF the Oneida Lake
To incorporate the American Trade Company.
Re alye The action Of the Supervisors Of New Yor
In refundng taxes paid by corporations whosc capital
was invested in United state securities.
To incorporate the Loaners' Association.
To incorporate the Continental Land and Mining CON-
pany.
To Incorporate the New York and Brooklyn Tunnel
Company.
To amend the act relative TO tho incorporation OF
Scientific Missionary Societies &c.
To authorize the Syracuse Aagdalen Society 70 sell
and convey real estate.
In relation 70 the trustees Of the Brooklyn Art Asse
Ciaton
10 amend the charter Of oswsgo.
To Aid tho Elmira Female College.
Evening Srssion.
PAsssD.
To incorporate the American Dividend Transfer Com
pany.
10 incorporate the Long Island Bible Society.
To amend the Meropoli tan Excise bill.
To construct railroad from Hudson River Railroad 70
5puyten Dayv creek East river 2
To amend the act for the Improvement Of Gowanus
canal Brooklyn.
10 relation 70 United States Deposit fund
places and 70 promote cleanlinss In the city Of
Brooklyn.
TO incorporate the Clinton warehouse Company.
To amend the charter Of the Hope Fire insurance
Company.
To incorporate the Corning Institute
In relation 70 the Third Avenue savinge Bank New
York.
TO amend the charter Of the Franklin Savings BAas
New York
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

1.I bOS1ON, ApfH ~, I66I.
Tho house Committee Of the Legislature Railroads
and Canals have unanimously reported bill in favor Of
granting tho State credit 10 the amount Of 900
the Boston, Hartford and Eric Railroad. :.
Judge Lowell Of the United states District Court has
decided that The Clyde but steamer syren captured in
Ashley river Charleston, when Charleston surrendered
and which brought to this port and condemned
prize, was pnzs 70 the government ahd not TO the
bIockadfng nees as claimed. The government claimed
that capture much the result or the army BE-
sieging Charleston - that Of the navy.
The New York herald., 1867-04-20
BrYyAIo, April 10, 1857.

BUFFALO, April IL, 1867.
the schooner Republic, laden with lime for Toledo,
owed through the Ice 70 clear water last evening
This 10 the nrst vessel from Buffalo this scason.
The propeller Congress- which left Detroit the 18th
instant laden with slAv6s arrived here four o'clock
this afternoon She IL the rat arrival Of the
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

the last exhibit Gil pors excepting Baltimore whore
there has been a. increase Of about $4,000; New
York the decrease since the last statement amounts
70 S23s 00o
The Precious Metals In Idahs.
Commissioner Wilson, Of the General Land Ones, on
Wednesday received from Hon =. D. Holbrook, of
Idaho collection Of fine mineral specimens nom shs
counties Of Atuas, Boise and oyhee. Idaho Many or
these specimens exhibit the promise Of rich yield Of
the precious metals, and number Of the fOssl spsc
mems are quito valuable.
The Chief the SIX Nations.
Abssm S,cklss one Of the eohisfs Of the Six Nationa
located In che northern part New York. hss had
ssrvsw with Secretary sswa1 - the State Department
Tho visit said be in rsatn 70 certain business trans
actions which have for long time remained unsettled
between these tribes and thsEsvsrnmsnt
Chevrsss fsRsergeants.
An order from the War DEPARTMENT, juss published,
states ths. the following despson Of chsoss ID added
70 paragraph lS7s, Revised ny Regulations Of 1861
For rsgimsniai commissst sergeant three bsn and
an angular sis Of three bars sk. The vsrsx Of shs TO
pointing upwards; for : raimsntal hsspiial steward
three bars and oval with caducsusn smbeodsrsd In
dark blae silk, in the centre Y The oval
The Travel Pay 4 Arny Omcsrs.
The inquiry having bssn made 70 The accounting
ocer Of the Treasury, Wheeler ocsrs sppoiussd 70 an
vacancies in old regiments The army are snsis,ed 70
travel pay for attending thsxamsation - authorised
70 appoIntsss in regiments under the act Of July
a Isss he has replied tha under that law the peace
establishment Of the army csstsdof sixty regmsnss
and any person commimond In either Of these rsgi-
msnss whsther old or new entitled 70 ths benefit OF
the twenty fourth section Of tie abots named act
Army Assisuaets.
Surgeon d. G. Peters, Unittd staes army, has bssn
relieved from duty post suissonha Fort hcHenry,
and ordered 70 report for assgnmento the commanding
general In New Mexco
The Wheat Crek
The monthly report Of the Dsparsbnt Of Agriculture
says there are favorable indicatiod ef good wheat
| crop.
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

Burning Of N Express Car and Contents -
she Erie Railroad-Loss o9o,oo0.
disastrous ars occurred on ths eight O'Clock night
express train Of the Erie Railroad going wess between
one and two O'Clock yesterday morninghe spsciai cav
Of the Merchants Union and the United States Express
companies belonging TO that train being together with
most q its contsnts totally destroyed The nrs vas
discovered = the train nearing Chemung station
and had then gained such hsadwsy that s entire ioss
va inevitable n h presumed that the counaration
sross nor sparks emitted BY the locomotive soon after
NE train len Jsssy City, and that the flames were
snouldsrsg fos long time before they burst forth.
Msssn Frissby ana Brown, express messengers wsrs
IN the cns q the tina 80 great the amount os
freight on board that the signal rope connecting
he eusuida, beyond the reach Of the mes
songsss, su6ncisnt space only beng len near TIE
alarm he oonducsur Or engineer 6us the train vas under
Ssy sssss = thro. shs goods ou. Of the oar bat
nom the smoke and heat When the flames burst
through shs root and burned The signal rope hs ssgase
having turped around obesrved the are and NE train
Wa instantly stopped and the messengers rsscned from
their psrous situation after which the other
70 the cypress companies and OF the goods wsrs
saved The contents Of The valued q nearly
c hat snsS l.. & viii nos 8 over en-; saccc As ns.s q
the centons insured the actual loss Of both
paniss viii aOs reach over $1,000
Destructive Fire frsn = Singular Casse.
PORTLAND April 10, 1851.
The skaas and chsel factory owned BY A. Williams
O., q skowhegan, destroyed BY 6ss Wednesday
portion Of the tools and stock saved damaged.
LO@ Sla0oo-insured for $4,000 The nrc was caused
BY attempting 70 out faucet hole In barrel Of
alcohol with red hot iron
Fire In Terrs Hnuse. Had.
TERsE HAurE. Ind- April 10, 1867.
IRE occurred here last night which destroyed three
sores The loss Is about 000 which 10 insured for
$es0o b. R. Livingston is the principal loser. HIS
loss Is about $1,000 insured for 5000
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

LAacru or BoSDs. Information recently lodged
q The Central ocs Of Metropolitan Police 70 the snecs
that A. H Foxcrofh who has been for some time paa
street. had deoampod with about twenty thousand doi
lsra worth % Unised States bonds The properly o. ~
Francis, n his possession The case wS svsn '.
charge Of detectives Keso and Radfcrd wno a.e
every en0Ts 70 secure the arrest o. tos asSduens ~
empioy6 How successful their sxerons ns.s s..s - ~
proved does not appear; but reported tnss ~ soe
meana a. oaher re~lssered bonds The amount o. ten
houssnd dosrs ana about twelve hundred dollars 10
money, have already bssn recoversd
A rucnvr Asaxrxp.-Robers Holmes Ai'as Robert
p.y, .,,.s sinclair. an equestrian performer, was
arrested M this city by detectives Vaughn and Nysn O
~sv,srs ,ssyed bv yudge Cole, or Albany Tho prh.
-. !. ~. ian stcang some wearing apparel from
Jsmss nsrrss a. actor performing a. the Acsdsmy =
Musc Albany whose room he 80 sbnvins q ne ,ims
Holmes was yesterday zen. psch !" Aivany - cha'NW
detestys KslIy, Of hei S''ys
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

CHICAGO, April 10, 1851
The Journal Ays u Is underwood that Governor
Oglesby has determined call sxtss sesscn ~ the
Legislature, though shs enact time hes not yss bsss
designated fssk Nase s.Atn4~ NJ IA & 3
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

TIE Nesre's Capacisy fer self-(ssveFnnsss.
The Richmond Esam;aer, In commsntag apoa the
capacity Of the negro. says:-Ths Southern psspls
desire 70 . fair trial Of ths nssros eapasisy
for ssfgovsrnmsnt and most assuredy every insssse
ef hc South urges her 70 desre also succe full ssue
Of the experiment. II - df1cult 70 overessimaee the
value Of the addition o. four mill ions q !ndus;,ous
country the freedmen prove 70 deserve this PRAISE
they va, ccnaa:r svsnrs,ly every g,s,rdcs ssaas:
slsvs.e themselves ana contribute their fun share
general prospsr. and they WIN settle questoo which
has puzzled the world FOR forty centuries Lat help
them In tins work - far - wc fairly can--safey can
A Southern Edissr Prefers BIaek Field
Hand 70 a White Radical.
The Nilledgeville (Georgia) Federal Cniow nys:-
The radicals have given the ballot TO the black man
on purpose TO create enmity between. him and the
white, but in opinion he has mistaken both the
white and the black OF the South wo have TOO
much sense and too much al stake % quarrel No lee
rather combine forces whip tho radcnls who
arc the political enemies Of both rscea For ourselves
Uuid vaSr coa(ov nc faf ord biackess negro Ass
hypocrucal nunky radicals who come among us TO ~
vide ~ and make mischief.
Education Of the Coierea People. M
The Memphis Daily fo1 referring to the educa-
tion OF the coorcd people, expresses It's belief thai
this "great work began none TOO soon and has bssn
pressed forward none too rapidly II has reached very
little outside Of the cities and vageA The hundreds 81
thousands the plantations not yet supplied with
the Of education and the worst of the old pre-
JUDGES against that acquiring knowledge sti exists
around them"
Has the Csiored Man No Righss In the
NOrthg
The New Orleans Times, in commenting upon the
Inconsistency Of the New York Legislature In
fusng 10 extend equal suffrage TO coored and =
the same time perfectly willing 70 have IL bessewsA
upon them In the soath, says
As the South bas now submitted % terms, and e dis
posed n order please the NORTH allow It's colore1
population 10 vote the North, we suppose with vsw
10 prmar Anagonisms lshow its superiority
70 the South in the structure OF IL SYSTEM, hes
determined that the negro shall not hobnob With she
white man At tho polls and cast his vote on footing OF
equality. For ourselves cannot comprehend What
that versatile people, who continually changing
their ground and FORMULATING novel and ofton
sistcul opinions intend by ouch changea
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

Nsw Yovk.
Adjourned
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

dead animals s1oSOO rsnoy,ns oSsrueiion. in streets
and harboF $500; roads and avenues, 100000
ana ssdsa sSo oos g s'fs b
parmsnt Of Finance Including $4,000 for General In.
spscsor 500 for Ass.,sns I.:gss.o $4,000 FOR cs.t
for Clerk to co|p.rO,sr; for Fourth Ass.isns
Dsr ss1 S 1:S :d ann a.:
salary Of shs Sock and bond Clerk sf the
SsSny nssS sSo' ,,,p per s.nSn fro.
salaries Of croton Aqueducs Departments, Sicc 500;
Of Revision ana Correction q xssssmsns u a. sScc occ
salaries city courts slsl ,oeo; stationery and blank
books $40 ooo sever repairing and cleaning sio4 ooo
pairs $50 ooo society FOR she Reformation Of Juvenile
Delinquents 5000; supplies for and cleaning
sscoooc; wells ana % pamps % repairing arm am and % sIess
70; lssroposn Board y health 70 pay ihs szpsss:
places IN ihs city Of New YORK = are Sos provided 70 bs
cleaned By ssy existing contract me sum of 5000;
soc FOR tie .1psnsss o. shs &C NM @ Tor %
proving the pavsmeuts Of Broadway $500 s17; the sum
o. 1sry = ss % q r s:,sc 1d ~ h .
croton Aqueduct Board in making repairs 70 street
psvemsnts; stsoo 70 pay the costs and expenses Of
nstant 70 Commissioner of heCroton Aqueduc incurred
maintaining the organization OF the sad department
and Of John J. Bradley, calmng the once of Presdsnt
Of said department by their appointment
The tsnns Of once Of the persons nov constituting
the Board OF CouncIlmsn OF the city Of New York
arc hereby sxtendrd 70 the nrst Monday Of January
1902 and hereafter the terms a COuncIlmcn elected
sba b. for the full period Of two years. and no srpsn
diturs OF money shall be made BY the Common Council
except on an Affirmative vote Of shreefeurths Of ths
members thereof ~
The Comptroller Of the CITY Of New Yovk, Chsuucey
~ Dspew, Bcnnsy and Hackest and John H. Mar,sndsls
hereby created Board of Audit for The adjuslsuj
and sesssmsn. Of all legal or equitable claims and
ssuaw eunsspdns pyieT V 1savsy y lss7, ssainet thl