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Evening star., 1869-05-31

The OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF INTER-
NAL REVENUE was all day crowd, in conse.
quence Of the rush of parties to pay their in.
come and special taxes, this being the last day
of grace previous to an additional assessment
Of I've per cent for neglect
Evening star., 1869-05-31

The REPUBLICAN RATI1ICA rIoN MRrrING.
This morning the committee appointed sy the
Republican Convention Of Wednesday last to
make arrangements for a mass meeting to rati.
fy the nominations, held q meeting and after
fixing on Wednesday night as the time re-
solved to invite the following persons to ad.
dress the meeting Senator Nye, of Nevada,
Sc aotor Hamilton, OF Florida, Hon. A. q. Rid.
die, General T.. q. CarrIngt ton J. W. Langston,
w. A. Cook, Prof. A. NJ. Green, J. w. Forney,
CAPTAIN o. 5. b. Wall. and 9eneyal John :.
Crocker The commit.es-Messrs. o. 5. Baker
(chairman) q. Keller, j. X. Wright, J. H
Crane, E. S. Atkinson, J. u. Venable, and W.
H. Talifero-will be in session at the City Hall
until the meeting. making the necessary ar.
raneemsnts.
FROM THE AsrArIC SQUADRON.-Despatche
have been lived at the Navy Department
from Rear Admiral Rowan, commanding the
Aslatic squadron, dated April 18th, in which
he announces the death Of the commander Of
the English forces In Canton, China, and his
funeral was attended by all the officers Of our
vessels there In full uniform. He also an
nounces the death Of Mr.. Hartman, hospital
steward to the fleet surgeon. The general
health of the oficers and men OF the 50 q sdron
was good.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

THE TRLEGRAPHIC REPORT that Hon. A. NJ
Clapp, Congressional Printer, had a rencontre
in Buffalo on Friday evening with Hon. d. s
Bennett, member Of Congress from that district,
Is stated by MI. Clapp to be false.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

THE WHITE House There was an unusual
crowd Of visitors at the Executive Mansion
this forenoon, and many had interviews with
the President; among them, Mr.. Erni our Con.
sui to Switzerland; Postmaster Foulds, Of Gin.
cinnati; f. ID. Bassett, our Minister TO Hayti;
Senator Spencer, Assistant Treasurer Chess
man, Judge Fisher, of the District Supreme
Court; Representatives Cove, Edwards, Stokes
and others.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

GIN. w. p. SHERMAN, Gen. Csmsto Col.
Dayton and their fami les with other distin.
guished persons, left b. 70 last evening on the
steamer TalIapoosa for Fortress Monroe, Va,
and Will return on Wednesday
Evening star., 1869-05-31

SIR JOHN CRAMPToN, formerly English
Minister here, and lately at Madrid, has re.
signed that position. 1t Will be remem bereC
that he was divorced. under peculiar clrcum
stances, from his wife, a daughter of the com
poser Balfe, who subsequently married s
span ish Duke. Mr.. Champion IS position at the
Spanish Court has not been agreeable since
that time, although he retained his pos, until 8
few months ago.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

Yesterday afternoon q committee of the q.
A. r. left their headquarters, on F street, in
carriages and proceeded to Oak Hill, Cemetery,
Georgetown. They carried wreaths, boquets,
crosses, and other floral tributes to place over
the graves Of the patriot dead, and silently. and
without formal ceremonies, placed these offer
ings on soldiers graves. Among the graves
decorated were those Of Major General Jesse
adler General Plummer, LieuIenant J.
Meigs, u. 5. engineers, (son Of Quarterm aster
General Meigs;) Lieutenant Joseph smith, "a
son OF Admiral Smith,) who. pertshed on the
who was killed at Ball's Bluff. The freshly.
made grave Of Commodore NeCanley had a
Evening star., 1869-05-31

INDIAN FIGHT.-The following telegram was
this morning received at the War Department.
AUSTIN. TEXAS, May 2sth, 1s69.-To Adjutant
General Townsend, War Department-Oficia
report received to-day Of an engagement near
Double Mountain, west Of Fort Griffin, be.
tween a scouting party from the fort and a
band Of Comanche and Kiowa Indians, in
W which fourteen Indians were killed. Will send
detailed report by mail.
J. ]. RBYNoLDs,
Brevet Major General.
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COURT CALEsDAaS-TWS DAY.

OVER AND rERMlSER AND SUPREME Cou8T-ClR-
cUiT--Part before Judge Ingraham.-C Court opens
at half-past ten A. Mos. 5s0l, 5S03, 1881, 2371
1895, 270l 2T5, 1883, 30oS, $685. 36l6, 3657 4383,
445l, 1885, 1915 46l5, an a776, 1851, 494l, 6023
5087, 5177, 5s9, 5203, 1884, 6247, $685. 6279, 5000
53O5, 53l3 S343 556l, 543o 5a37, $685. $685., bG07,
$3.50, 5ess, $751; s.9l, 5sl7, ass3, 1925, SOL
SUPREME CouRT-CiRCuIT-Par 2-Before Judge
sutherand.-Court opens vt hafpast ten A.
M.-Nos. 52aA, 5Si2 $500, 5sss, 1920, $685.
saz6, ssas, Ala, 5000, asa, 423e, 44lo, 1855.
S7lo 1900 4sls, asso. 1880, 1850, sstS, ASS
49ls, 500, oo5i $3.50 5os2s, $685. 51o2, 5is4, 5le4
$3.50, 1928, $780, 5000, 582s 5644, 565s, $685. 5712
5736, 514I 57ss, 1874. 57sl 1856, $685. 1852.
SUPREME CoURT-SaECIAL TRRM.-Before Judge
Barnard.-Cours opens At half-past ten A. M.-Law
and factil5 25' 25s, 2o3, 265, 26o, 287, 26s, 100
30 273 re rs, 2sl, 2o2, 2s3, 2ss 2s5, 2so, $751;
2ss, 2s9 300
SUPREME C0uRr-C8AMBERS.- by Judge Car.
dozo. Call OF calendar at eleven A. M.-Nos. ~. bs
g. 50, 90, i09. ii8. lZj, 3 l39 144, 1872, 49, 167
18s, 1859 lsG 200 I'll, 10, ~, 22S 227, 22s 2S5
236, 237 az, ~, 2s2 200, III, 49, $50, 2a4, 296
800, 306.
SUPERIOR CoUsT--TRGsL TsRM.--part i.--Refore
Judge Barbour.--Court opens ~ eleven A. M.-Nos.
10i7, es3, 1852 1867. Isl lt77. ma 1893, $751; llls
Freedmae.-CourI opens at eleven A. Mos. 1885,
1871, 1875 l2s6, 1850, lo32, 1902, 1906 1905 1910,
1912, 1874 1910, 1915, l5o0.
MARINE COURT-lRfAL TEsM--Pa L. Before Judge
Gross--Call of calendar NJ ten A. N.-Nos. 1851
36T2, 356l $3.50, Jssj 1000, 1896, 1912, 369s,
1897, 1854, 1859, $40. 3e9p 1910. Fart p
Before Judge Curtls-Call OF calendar ~ ten a. NJ
Nos. $3.50, 5000, SILL 3ai2, 1919 1893, 3aab 1000,
and four others. loo5, 1900, 4oo7. leos.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
EnAhn Or ALDERMEN.

This Board met yesterday, pursuant To special
call, with the president, Alderman Conan, IN the
chair. After the call for the meeting and minutes
OF the previous meeting MAD been read several
munlcatons introduced and laid over or refer.
red to the appropriate committees Among the
papers introduced was resolution appointing some
person or somebody else Commissioner OF Deeds III
vidua with that name should fail TO qualify. A
resolution 10 have 129th street, from Ninth avenue
TO Harlem river. paved with Belgian pave
mant was iald over pniianthrope citizen
was granted permission 10 erect free drinking
hydrant al the corner OF Seventysecond street and
was received from tho Mayor Vetong the resolution
directing the paving or Maiden lane with patent
the rule.
IS there were mol members enough present TO
pass aDy general orders the Board adjourned Till
one O'Clock afternoon
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Ii Chartered Vessel Liable for the Wages
of the Crew.

Ia Chartered Vessel Liable for the Wngcx
of the Crew.
Before Judge Blatchford
FTedeltc6 o. FISK ps. The Propeller 9raasu.-in
this case the libeant sued for balance Of $I06 due
him for services rendered az clerk anu purser on
board OF the Transit while plying as freigh, and
passenger boat between New York and porls on the
Connecticut river, which the owners refused 10 pay
on the ground that during the time this money was
earned the vessel was chartered and run by one
Wesley Lyon, and that by the terms OF the charter
party Mr.. Lyon agreed to pay certain sum for the
use OF the vessel and hire pay and vctua all OF the
crew, except the engineer, who was hired aud paid
by the owners Mr. Haskell, proctor for the owners
claimed that, al the nbeant was employed by the
charterer and knew the terms Of the charter party,
he must look to Mr. Lyon for his pay, and that lhe
vessel was not liable under the decision OF the Court
In the case OF the Prince George. Mr.. Langtree for
the libelant, claimed that, although the nbelant
might have been aware OF the terms OF the charter,
st1 he did not agree to hold the charterer per-
sonay liable and expressly release the vessel. she
was liable under the decision or this Court In the
case OF Devoe VS.. the Fashion, and several more
recent decisions TO the same effect. Decision re-
served.
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SUPREME c0usT-caA


xerrW et al. Us. Weober.-NouoE granted aud
receiver appointed.
Sands u.s. McGOpefn. 6c.--Motion granted.
Baird Us. Baird.-Counsel fee, 500. AIimony s.,
the rate of $500 per year and receiver appointed.
Ed,oard Y. Weich, m, rs. Ellen Weich.-judg-
ment ordered.
Bachelor ct al Us. Bachelor Manufacturing rom.
pdnp-Moti0n granted with cost
Btonk ~ al. rs. Westcot ct 0i.-Motion denied.
BOVdndt rs. Lent Ell dL-JudQment ordered.
shan ct al. ps. LandOn.-MOtion for that calendar
granted Motion for commission denied.
Egdn Us. Stdter.-Motion granted.
S'ntth Us. Fries, 6c.-MOtion granted; proceedings
stayed &C.
Morley ps. Hug1,es.--Motion granted.
Potter ps. Sldett et ot-Same.
HTo,Cn as. Br0U1t.--Proof OF service wanted.
-Four Lots ps. Harmony Fire Insurance Com.
pdnV. Motion granted.
Bertha FfaketDaeir rs. Charles Finlren,eiy -Judr-
ment OF divorce granted.
PheniI NdftoitM Bank or Nelc YORK ys Metro.
pOtftdn Gas Lt0ht COMPANY, dc-Order granted.
Boissdrd ps. Herman, dc.--Reference ordered,
Trust o.. PROSTITUTION granted unless the
amount be paid in three days.
By Judge Sutherland
Holmes et al, Us, Mead a dt.-Findings settled
IN the Matter OF Louisa Q. Wood dG-Report con.
hrlled aud order made.
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THf BaEEs-EYfD MONSTER BOUND IN BLACK
The Grans Homicide Case-Copciusion Of
arss Uun

The Grans Homicide Ca,e--Conciusion Of the
Coroner's Inquest.
rhe case Of Henry Grant fcoloredl late OF No. los
Evington street, whose death, In alleged resulted
nom injuries TO the head received at the hands
Of Lydia A. Grimm, negress, was con-
ciuded before Coroner keenan,, at his ONCE in tho
City Hall. Henry and Lydia, IL appears, had been
living on intimate terms, but he in the meantime
took fancy To another coored lady living In the
neighbour God of Baxter and Canal streets. This
aroused the feelings OF uneasiness In Lydias bosom
and rendered her almost frantic In fact she at times
seemed quite beside herself This state OF things
continued till last Monday night, when Sam Cum.
mings, OF dusky hue called on Grant and induced
him 70 20 down town, against the urgent protesta-
tons OF Lydia. After Cummings and Grant had
gone Lydia followed In pursuit. and subsequently
met thom the corner OF Baxter and Canal streets
al three Of them being much under the influence OF
liquor. Out OF revenge upon Cummings for dscoying
her lover away, dia picked up stone and Ia she
says threw at HIM, but the boulder missed its aim
ana took eject upon Grants head, knocking him
down In state OF insensibiity HIS skull was frao-
tured, and on being taken home he died a. stated.
the testimony given before the Coroner detailed the
circumstances above mentioned and the Jury rem
dered verdict against Lydia, who was thercupon
committed to the rombs to await the action OF the
Grsnd Jury. The accused 10 twenty-sK years Of
age anu nnive of New Jersey. Deceased was
twenty 'eipbf vears Of age and native OF Long
Bland
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6rEALIH0 A TUE OF BvTrER.-Prank White
young man In the dreB a porter, was found with
tub Of butter 10 his possession, OF which no could
not give satisfactory account TO ofoer Besnn FEEL.
YER, and therefore he was taken into custody ana
brought 10 the Tennis Police Court Judge Hogan
committed him for further examination.
srgALIEa BED LrNEN.--A woman named Rosali
Pexli, VINO boards In tenement house 10 Centre
street. was charged BY Charles Gunken with stealing
quantity OF bed linen, valued at twenty-five dol
iars from the house the property was found aos 20
10 the Tombs Police Court and Judge Hogan COM
mitted her 10 answer.
LARCENY OF AN ANCHoR.--Peter Donnelly, mate
OF the schooner Henry Coe ying at the foot Of pier
40 North river. preferred complains before Justice
Thomas Calvin charging him with stealing an
anchor from the vessel yesterday morning valued az
Twenty-Five dollars. The prisoner stated that he did
water, ana with much difficulty took 1t in. He was
committed, In default Of $500 bail, to answer
CLEAvING MANS BACK.-An ARRAY that may
result In the death OF one or the participants oc-
CURED At Clinton Market yesterday morning
From the report Of the Twenty.sigath
street and Charles ' Martini an Italian
moments the latter seized heavy butchers ceaver
and hurled IL at hts adversary. The cleayer struck
Wallace IN the back, cut lnrongn me clothes ana
sent to the Hospital The arrest OF The Italian Is not
announced.
ALLEGED LARCENY A TRUsR.--Detecfive
Blackwood, OF the Ninth precinct yesterday alter
noon arralgned an expressman named Michael j.
Noonan, residing at No. 100 West Thirtythird street.
upon complaint Of James ]. Post east baggage mas
ter OF the Erie Railroad Company. Noonan was
charged with stealing Saratoga trunk, the pro-
perty OF Mrs. II. L. Manning containing female
wearing apparel valued at $l034, from the once or
the company, ut the foot OF Chambers street, on
Tuesday last. The expressman says some unknown
party gave him q check for the trunk and employed
HIM TO remove II "a house III Hudson street. where
II was found by the officer. He gave bonds In the
sum OF 81, 900 TO appear for examination.
THEFT OF A HORSE AND WAGoS.-About nine
O'Clock yesterday morning Sergeant Slater, OF the
Seventh precinct, while walking through Grand
street, found q light wagon without anybody to
clam Il. lie took the vehicle TO the station house
and detailed detective Shalvey to find out whether
the wagon had been stolen, and, II SO, who was the
thief and where was the horse. Ii was subsequently
aseertalued by the detective that horse and wagon
had been stolen from Nathaniel J. Burcnel. OF No.
COL East Flftyseventh street. After search detec
tive Shalvey arrested man named Alonzo Gien,
with the horse.in his possession. The officer took
his prisoner before Alderman Conner, acting magls-
trate at the Essex Market Police Court VINO com
mitted ELLEN IN default OF $4,000 bail.
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.


Opening Of the October Term-Cbarse To tho
Grand Jury
Judge Benedict openld the court yesterday morn.
ing at eleven O'Clock.
The Grand Jury having been duly empaneed and
ing that their duty was that OF inuuiring az TO what
snences against the laws Of the United States had
been committed In this district ana Of indicting all
persons VINO shown to have been guilty OF such
offences The statutes, which 1t would be their
business TO aid in enforcing for the most part re-
lated TO the Post once to the currency and the reve
nue.. Violations OF those laws, although BY no
means 30 aiarmingiy frequent and bold as AZ one
time, were still frequent The Grand Jury, he
trusted would not consider their duties to be merely
Of formal or clerical charaeter-they were, indeed
far otherwise. He might show that fact IN many
ways-0ne would be sufncient, and he took for that
purpose the law against smuggling, Now, that
OflenCe was one frequently committed In this port,
and seizures, COMBINATIONS OF emuggled goods
were common proceedings, but many years had
been indicted by Grand Jury IN this court lie
certainly recoected conviction for that offence in
this court foi ten or iteen years past The result
was that 1t came to be understood that a person
attempting 70 introduce goods without payment OF
duties ran only the risk OF losing his goods. And
as there was IN this community very considerable
class OF persons willing at any time to assume
almost any mere pecuniary risk tho business con-
Mnued: II was the certainty o. punishment rather
than the severity which was enectve in the preven-
ton OF crime, and when IL came TO be known that
AL Offenders against the laws OF the United States
were promptly indicted by the Grand Jury, and that
while no man suffered punishment under those laws
without proof OF his gult-that no man escaped
punishment by means OF his wealth OF his power
the eject would be to diminish The number OF
offences, TO improve the efficiency Of the civil SER
wee and to increase the revenue.
The Grand jury then retired TO deliberate on the
business presented for their consideration.
The court then adjourned till this morning.
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FOREIGN ART NOTES.

The celebrated artist Leopold Gallau has had tho
Grand cross OF the order OF Leopold conferred upon
hun by the King OF the gisns.
number OF the most celebrated enprsvIngs BY
Rembrandt have recently been acquired sy ,be
British Museum In London.
The Paris papers announce the death OF the soulp-
tor Pierre Hebert, who produced the wonderful
statue OF tine Cnild and the tortoise"
Some curious autographs OF velasQuez lately dis.
covered 10 Spain, prove that artist have received
nfJ-nye dollars for his celebrated painting Of the
Borrachoe.n
The sculptor Adam solomon has completed hts
model OF The statue OF Lamartine, which " 70 bo
ereesed in the Place de pHote de Vnle In Paris, AND
very highly spoken OF by those who have seen it
The ngure OF the poet IL draped In mantle ana
scarf 80 as to correct the sharp lines OF our modern
costume At the four corners OF the pedestal tncrs
VIII oc IouI groups representing Poetry hstosys
Eloquence and Concord
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until Mondsy nexs It sleveI
rtunI Of srciN sfsstoHs.
Before Judges Downing and KeiiS.

Before Judges Downing and KeiN.
Bv0fNNIN8 FAST LIFE BARLY. -t
boy named August Hayes, who said ne was
seventeen years Of age but did nos look more than
fifteen, said that ne was walking along Oanaa sarecs
4 few evenings ago. when he met . Girl about his
own ago, named Dora Herker. who asked hlm 70 60
nome with her. He went with her, and while there
lost his watch and gilt guard. He gave Information
TO the police ana she was apprehended and the watch
was ultimately found Judge Kelly gave me boy
some good advice, and he said he would mot Yield
back 70 him and the prisoner was renamed ior
further inquiries.
rwo MORE uNFoRruNArEsn
Mary J. Brown. very healthy, strong looking
gl, but who seems 70 be h0pelessy lost In vice. was
ssssa sa Ss nae d ns
tight must have been very severe, for 1t occurred sew
era days ago, and Mary's eyes were stiii frghtfuy
discOlOred, and she bore the appearance OF having
sustained o general assault and battery. MISS
Brown had been before the court on several occa-
sions recently, the last time for keeping dsorderly
house. She was fined thirty dollars and committed
until IL was paid. On hearing the sentence sie said
she would stop in the Iomos year ror .na.. nss
from the wages OF vice there ~ little douDt tnat tns
young woman viii obtain speedy release from her
A COOP HINT TO HoUsEnoipgRs.
James stewart, drunken, dlsslpated man, was
charged with stealing two door mats, tue properly
OF DR.. Richard p. Perry. Having first secured the
mats he proceeded 70 endeavor to turn them into
currency, and oflcer Coey observed stewart Offer
ing these mats for sale In Twenty-eighth street.
Coey went up the prisoner, and, taking the mats
in his hands turned them over when he found the
name OF "Dr Perry and his address egiply painted
ON the back. he took the prisoner ana the mats TO
DR.. Perry, and found the property had been stolen
Stewart was sent TO the Penentary for four months
MISCELLANEOUS GASES.
Frank Hardy, well dressed, handsome young
fellow, charged with violation Of the MOTEL act.
The prosecutor did not appear and Hardy said he
was quite stranger III New York, having only Just
come from California; that his trunk was detained
by the complainant, which was worth considerably
more than hts BILL Mr. Hardy was discharged and
the Judge advised him 10 60 and see the hotel keeper
at once.
Margaret Robinson, colored woman, was charged
with stealing the new shawl OF Anna Elliott, also a
colored woman, for which she had given ten dollars.
Margaret admired the shaw as IL lay upon Annals
bed in which she as lying sick, and after Margaret
had left the room she missed the Shawl There was
defence and she was sent 10 the Penien',ary for
three months.
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MAYORS oEEGt.

Business at the Marsnal's Bureau has been rather
ngnt during the past four days. but yesterday the
inonotony was diversified by the arrangements OF a
pswnbroker on a charge or extortion. The person
complained OF was Mr.. A. Bernstein, OF All Grand
street, who charged twenty-five cents interest Tor
TWO days on . loan OF two dollars. Marshal Tooker,
after giving Mr.. Bernstein little good advice
obliged HIM to pay fine OF fifty dollars
In the case OF the complaint against DR.. J. Waiter
Scott, OF the New York Medical University which
occasloned 80 much stir some time ago the papers,
which were sent by the Marshal to the District AT.
torney, were after the evidence and aiday Wits mad
been ghed by him, returned TO the Marshal, with
the opinion that the character of the evidence Was
not such As would warrant any action being taken
DT Inc tirand .hiry. Marshal Tooker therefore dis.
missed ,he compliant "a pending IN his Bureau
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SUPREME c0unI-speCiAL TERM.


Another Phase In the Fisher Divorce snits.
Clara A. Fisher u.s. WiRionJ. Fssher.--lt will be
remembered tnat the Supreme Court at Brooklyn
vacated the Judgment of divorce which had been OBJ.
tanned In former suit by the same plaintiff against
her husband, upon the ground that she mad been In
duced by fraud and misrepresentation to commence
such suit and which was fully reported IN the
HERALD.
the plaintiff now by her counsel, Edwin James
mas instituted this suit and alleges various acts OF
adultery committed By the defendant; and further
tnat the defendant, In October, 1868, married one
Mary stevens, in Connecticut when ne knew that
the plaintiff was alive and resident in View Jersey
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SUPERIOR CouRT-TaAL TtAm-pARr l..


NCtIOn on n POLICY al TnsurHncc.
Before Chief Justice Barbour and Jury.
Ella We1UkaDlp Us. The Ge,mania Fire Insurance
Companv-This action was brought by the plaintiff,
who kept billiard saloon at No. l4l Grand street
Dhe insured the saloon, together with the property
1t contained, In the defendants company for the
sum OF $4,000. Nearly q year ago the property Was
partially destroyed by IRE 70 the extent ~ she set
Ioith, OF the fun amount OF the policy. The defence
se. w was That the plaintiff had entirely overesti
ever gave verdict for the PLAINTIFF IN The sum OF
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Eas2D o. ASSISTANT al9sRMsa.

Tue Board Iaet yesterday afternoon, the president,
Mr. Monaghan presiding. After the minutes OF the
previous meeting were read and approved, q few
important resolutions presented and referred
As there were not suflcleut members present 10
pass any general ORDERS the Board adjourned TO
meet this tfrdayl afternoon ~ two O'cogk.