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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-05

AT THE MEETING of the Fire Commission.
ers on Monday evening, 1t was stated that
Mr.. Allison, Of the Seneca works, New
York, having learned that the corporate au-
thoritics were about to purchase an add.
tlonal steam fire engine, agreed to transport
one of his steamers to this city on trial, and,
If acceptable, would guarantee to furnish one
or more of his make to the city on terms as
acceptable as those of other manufactures.
We learn that the Allison engines arc now
In use in Chicago and other Western and
Southwestern cities.
The proposition of Mr. Allison was ac-
copied, all expenses to be borne by him In
bringing the engine here and taking it
home, In the event of the trial not proving
satisfactory to the Mayor and Board of Fire
Commissioners.
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the "Orlglnal Franc" 494 Seventh street,
between ID and +; Good White Shirts, q to
sl.25; Fine White Shirts, sl.75 to $3.50;
Good Merino Shirts and Drawers, rs cents
each; Good White Pocket Handkerchief, 20
cents each; Good Cotton Socks, 10, Is, go,
20 cents per pair; Paper Collars, 10, Is, IS,
20 cents per box Paper Cuffs, 8 cents per
pair, or so cents per dozen. Linen Collars
and CUFFS, Gloves, Ties, Bows, and every
other article in the gents furnishing line,
cheaper than the cheapest. Remember the
name and place, "The Original Franc" 494
Seventh street, between d and Z. Also, no.
tlce the large plate glass window.
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Disraicr surRxaE Couar-Gensrai Term :
Chief Justice Cartier. and Justices wylie,
Olin and Fisher sat In bdnc yesterday,
Y Dodge 4 Mcclellan vs.. Gregory ct al. Judge
Hughes concluded his argument, begun on
Monday, In this case.
Mr.. Hughes holds possession Of certain real
estate, conveyed to him by trustees under a
deed Of trust from Morgan 4 Rhinehatt,
which the court, after the conveyance OF
Hughes and in = ease to which be was not
court was made on Hughes, directing him to
deliver possession; which order was served
BY the marshal, but whether possession was
obtained Hereunder lie an unsettled question
Of fact,
Under these circumstance, Judge Hughes
comes forward and moves to set aside the or.
The court held that the order OF posses
sion" was nullity and Its service by the mar
shall void, and that the parties stood, after Its
Issue and service, In the precise same relations
United States, at the relation Of william
Forsyth, vs.. Corporation of Washington.
Action 70 recover salary as city Surveyor,
The court then adjourned until this morning.
ORPHANS CouRr-JudJe PuFcen.-This court
was engaged as follows yesterday;
LETTERS THaTAMgNTAnY.
Francis Pirate qualified as administrator Of
Ss'hatine Munster, giving bond in u ,oOo, with
sesTy and .: onsnsissn !, =, satssies
Jane Crux qualified as executrix OF Thorn
Cruz, giving bond In "a 900, with j. NJ. Graham,
lanes CIux and Geo. Cfux as sureties.
GUARDIANS.
Casper 0denstein gave bond In $500 as
guardian Of Joseph Munster.
The will Of Thomas Crux, heretofore re-
ported, was admitted TO record.
Adjourned.
Equity CouRT. Judge DIN. This court
was occupied as follows yesterdayi
Adelaide NJ. Stevens vs.. b. J. Stevens. Or
der granting leave to take testimony.
McBlair VS.. Gadsby. Order OF reference TO
U. lngle special order to report on the pro-
priety OF sale OF real estate.
wsson vs.. Wrench. Order to notify absent
ment.
Ohristian Hines vs.. Jacob Hines. Order OF
ratification OF sale aud of reference to auditor.
Adjourned.
HARRIA0Bsi CARRIAGES CARRIAGES!
" On hand large assortment Of hrst- CHRL
sass CARRIAGES. Also, number Of efSE
Second hand RoekawAys, Buggiss, Ex- -n4-
tension Tops, &e &c.
Repairing promptly attended to.
ROBERT II GRAHAM,
III street, between 6th and 9th,
myfsA and An 6th STRAIT. uRaF d.
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Government Sales.
SALE OF LIBERTY oRRFAsos DEPOT, MS.

oRDSAScs orrior. was ,Dxyasrsssr.
WAsHtEaroE, April q, 1850.
In pursuance Of the act Of July %. lA69, and by
authority Of the Secretary Of War, the LAND and
BUILDINGS, .eoustitutinG. the 0rdnspes Depot
si F6 bH.F Hs sss. ~ ssss s1tp
The premises. At II O'Clock. meridian. on the isih
The property consists Of. Ten Aersi Of Lana and
the following Buildings Of brick, Wis.
l storehouse, two stories, 90 feet By % fest.
Ofieers Quarters, two stories, ID feet By 10 feet
Kitchen, one story, 81 feet By NJ feet,
! Carpenter Shop, one story, ~ feat By u feet
lBlaeksmths shop. one story, " feet BY " feet.
Soldiers Barracks, one story, 70 feet BIZ " fcet
Magazine, B feet By bfeet.
And, also. several Frame Buildips.. sueh 4, Lab
oratotes, Sheds, Out house, Corn.erib, feneine,
good Well aud Cisfern, &c. ~
Further de crption IL deemed Unnecessary, As u
Is presumed that persons disposed to purchase will
The terms q sale, a, prescribed By N, law uudsr
whieh the sale is made, are tbira 10 cash, the
years with six per cent interest on deferred pay
ments. 10 be secured By deed o. fusi on the prop.
eTty.
Upon payment ofthe whole Of the purchase money
desd Zee simple will be executed under the zeal
T. J. TREADwsLL,
Btevet Lieutenant Colonel and Major o. Ord.
nance, In charge. apap-wet
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The PRETTtEsT, most select, and fashiona-
bic stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods In this
city Is undoubtedly to be found at the Origi-
nal Francs, 49i Seventh street, between ID
and Z, who has just returned from New
York, where he has purchased some of the
latest novelties In Ties, Bows, and Scarfs,
together with full assortment OF new goods
In his line. As EQUALITY and prices, we can
only say that he Is In the habit Of selling the
best quality goods, aud cheaper than any
other house in this city. For the benefit Of
persons who have no money to throw away,
We wolld say go to the Original Franc, and
buy yoIr Gents Furnishing Goods, as you
will sove Torey by so doing. Remember
the name and place, "The Original Franc"
49i Seventh street, between D and Z. Also,
notice the large plate glass window.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-05

We ARE GLAD TO NOTICE that the agency
Of the Wilcox & Gibbs sewing machine
(the best family machine In the world) has
been extended to the well-known hoopskirt,
corset manufacturer, Chas. Baum, sis Sew
enth street. We would advice all our read
anime this first, as 1t is the perfection OF
mechanicism. A.
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- WAsHIEGrON, D. O., April q, 1870.
. On the petitiOn Of WILLIiM MOULTRIE, Of New
York, n, Y, praying for the extension OF patent
granted g him by the name Of william MOotry,
In Refrigerator:
I Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposit
lions, and other papers. should be nlsd In this
ann Thru commIssinnar afpsiani.
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The GREAT LONDON DIoRAMA, or u world
within world, will commence exhibiting at
Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow evening.
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Ap7-wsw


Y WAsHIN0TON, D, c. March 81. 1869.
euso. y Y, pray lns o. The extsnsion Of a pstsa,
EIsated him on the "a day Of Jgly, 1879. Tor an
Il Is ordered that the said petito be heard at
!his once the 2l2t day OF June next, Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, depOsi
lions and other papers should he hled 10 this oics
twenty days before the day Of hearing
.o,u,w RLisMA P00LEI
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OFFICE DgPoT CoNAIssARY or SUBsIsrRNGgl
w, MhsnISaIoS. y; c., Mayi !, ls6o,
. WAnted-iO barrels best No. FLOUR, to be de =
liyered at the subslstenee Store house, Monument
Gr1u1d, Fourteenth street. Other cOndi tions
made known by the undersigned Proposals re .
coiyed until u IN. the 9th Of May, 1879.
myi It O. BELL. q. g., U. 3. A.
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SALE or REAL ESTATE.-Kilbourn & Latta
have sold to Hugh McCulloch lot /, in
square III, northwest corner of Fourteenth
and X streets, for S8,4S0; also, the east half
Of lot 20, IN square 200, on Q street, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, TO William
j. Wilson, for { ,20Oi also, lot 7, in square
lOi, on Twenty first street, between + and +
TO Mrs. Jane Buckley for 81 100.
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y WAaHIhUInN, ApTII TO- IbdH,
On the petition Of JOsEPH A. PEABODY, Of PhilA-
de'phia, Pa praying for the extension OF patent
granted 10 him on the l7.h day Of July, 1873, for
Az Improvement In Machine for Mortising Window
Il il ordered that said petition be heard at this
oniee the 18Th day Of jane next. Any person may
oppose this eXteaSiOn Objsetisns. dispositions,
aud other plprrs, should be filed In this ofhos
twenty days before the day OF hearing.
ELISHA FOOTB,
apD.Tu3W Commi.EiOner Of Patents
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA.
Equity, Ices

This cause has been referred to me to state the
accouat Of the Trustee, and the proper distribution
Of the proceeds Of sale
All paTte. interested are notified to appear be-
fore me 10 be head 10 the premises, on MONDAY,
ap7.a WALTER s, COX, Auditor
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TnE LIdHr. HOrsR BOARD,

tioCrh bhAhb, Z
wAsHISGToS CITY, April "a, $50.
Separate sealed proposals will BE- RECEIVED at
this ONE until o'clock, p. IN on FRIDAY, the
18th day Of May, 1852. for building and squippi
two Light Vessels Of the following dime nsIons;
Length from fore side oil rbbe: Of stem to lft side
~ ARh pos, ;''''''ss...' .s''''......'.. W leet
DepthUf hold from inside Of hpor timber
= undsr 81 10 Of deck plank, Amidship II 70 feet
Drawings and specification and any other de-
sired Information nCsrniny these vessels will be
furui shed upon apr icatJu 10 writing to the IN
dersgnei at this mtfce. -
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SUIT AGAINST THE CoRPoRATIoN.-Yes-
terday l.. II. McDadc Il Co. entered suit
against the corporation for the sum of slOO,
which, they allege, the corporation owe the
firm for furnishing set of new wheels and
bands for the truck of the Metropolitan
Hook and Ladder Company, In December
last. The case will be heard before Justice
Walter tomorrow afternoon.
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W " NJ n SALE
u' Es.y ssaT. XII sA, Il, fI.s;s'.|
VIII be sold al this navy yard. 90 SATURDAY,
SPSS!s h y: S .eeoasi
h'O9 IH .npS,. fas 4. RoP'i
! s:ss.sl f i::sisss Is fee, beam,
10. es.,inssi
t b. H Lever Beams,
c cisie assi BSaliiulu,lnr Tank,
Cast:iroa Colaraas,
Spindle q Boring hili
2Cast.Iron TTip!hsmmer.i
B BSt.o Pri Pia RsC 81 tr,,,,
Crane, tpeomp ieiei
"'p I TIrSssnsldi:'
Hausaiity of Yellow Pine Piles,
q shoyels'
d Horn Iau,srusi
3Catpets, about 10 yards eachI
Ts,mt: Cash. a ilme Of purchase. .ad the erli.
sles y be removed from tho yard within ton days
BY order Of H. Navy Department.
wmsrr.s, ctvll fbm.lSS.I.Lir r' oOm~. sSss,s
A UcTIoN SALE OF g9yERsMEsT PROP
VIII be sold at til. aasr.srm..,.r Building in
cSSasS on SG ssary pST'1 ,Ss x. nv
commencing at ten o'clock, a. n, the following
property: -
Three 90 Cast Iron Stoves one III pair Andirou,,
one ~ Coal StUyei three 80 Waste Bssketsi two
~ Sh2yelsi one - Bell one tQ Secretary one ~
Bell Yoke aud wheeli one % Get scalssi four ~
3ei. rbeSke'si f9sr Tables twenty .thIee go
SSpe % Handsagi one ~ Black Valiant Rolsry
Chair one ID WoOd-sawi one III Black walnut
pe.k OneUD HalteIl Ave t5J ofhes Desksi one ID
Mast and Topmast; % feet high one I'D Field Desk
ono ~ odHes Desk one ~ Set Pigeon HolssI two
- FIELD Desk;i two go Lanpsi one ~ Spring
FIELD Safe two [2l Maps Of the United state. two
~ WheelbaTrnws three. Isl Padloeksl eight tel
padlooks; one III Pail; four III Spades two III
Stoves one III Anvil one III Sheet Iron Boz stove
one ~ Forge, pOItAbei one u Stock and Dyes one
" Net Army Scales one III Cooking Stove and
fixtures one III Two horse Family Roekaway Car
riaEe, nearly new.
Many Of the chairs aud desks are Of the best
quality.
The building offered for sale IL 9xi5O 10 dImsn-
sionsi aud Is situated near the hotel now being
erected by DR., Haywood.
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
JAMES McCLBRRY,
EaptAln Aitl Infantry. DiahuFHina 0mra II
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As THE TRAVELLING SEASON approaches,
travellers wish to know where to obtain
trunks that will stand the rough usage of
baggage smashers. We advise them to visit
the extensive mandatory and salesroom Of
James s. Topham & Co., 500 Seventh street,
east side, one door above Odd Fellows Hall,
where they will find the largest stock and
best made trunks In the District of Columbia,
with McMurray's patent stays; also with
Houses patent solid rubber corners, for
which they are sole agents. Messrs. Topham
q Co., also have a large stock Of vallses,
packing trunks, ladies and mems satchels,
&C., made Of the best material, which they
sell low for cash. coll
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

T H Fl T u r FL
BGrc On The National COux Yesterday
Good Day, Good Track and Good b. e
PAT HEN vs.. w Ar s Aw
Patch en- Wins
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THE MEETING Of the equal representation
league at Union League Hall Monday night,
nultcd by Invitation with the peoples meet.
Ing. Mr.. Richard L. Dugdale, member OF
the New York personal representation socI.
ETY., aud of the National Committee of the
league, delivered an address on "Reform In
our Representative Machinery" Prof. ].
X. II. Wilcox followed by saying that all
parties would gain, where justice required
II, through this reform. Messrs. Tucker,
Coffin, snodgrass, Martin, Kelsey, and
others continued the discussion iii a late
hour.
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L SSS 6SIUSBiA. THE iTTH DAY 81 fEB:

ya.
CHaaIa Al al

cusris etaL Ezs' Equity Doeke'S
JoHs J. yoHssos, the trustee appointed In this
cause having reported that he did, on the lst day
ofrsbrgAIy; A. ID 1902. in obsdiehee to the decree
foT WI %. who has complied with the terms OF
49, solieit9y for eompapant By the court, this
sale DO ratified and eSnhrmed, unles eau SO to the
contrary thereof be shown or before the LIST day
~ hpiil next provided copy OF this order DO pub.
liAhed In the hATIosAL REPUDLICAk once u " eek
tor three sneesshve weeks before said LIST day OF
April, A. d. lSo9 GEO. =. FISHER,
. , Justice 3. U d. g.
Test: n. :. MEIGs. CLERK. feIs.PSt
DKPHANs' COURT.
" March n, 1850.
Dtstriet Of Columbia, Washington C0unfv, 10 Ioft
In the case OF yuDsoE T. CIVIL, administrator
Z. OF NEwAAS SHELTON, deceased, the Adminis-
traitor a. Aforesaid has, with the appreciation OF
the Orphans Co lIt q WAshington County afOre-
said, appointed TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF April.
a. D. lsd, for the nnal settlement aud distribu.
on OF the personal estate Of said deceased and of
the assets In hand, as far a. the same have beeE
COLLECTED and turned Into money; when and where
all the creditors And heirs OF said deceased are
nouned to attend, with their claims properly
sGn9ehlsd, or they may otherwise by law be ex-
provided copy Of this order DO publishad once 4
week Tor three weeks In the NATIONAL REPUDLI-
otE, previous to the sad day.
mhO.Tu9w Register Of Wills
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JURORS FOR THE CIRCUIT CoURT.-Regls-
ter Boswell, Of the city; Mr.. v. Callan, clerk
Of the Levy Court, and Mr.. Laird, register
OF Georgetown, yesterday drew the jurors as
follows for the petit Jury of the Circuit
Court, which opens Its May term on the 18th
instanti Thomas Murphy, county, Charles
Memmert, Georgetown; George T. Raub
Second ward; Zach. Baker, Georgetown
Joseph Whitney, Second ward; 2. Q. Rob
bins, Fourth ward; Edward Lycett, Seventh
ward, (deadD Gustavus Friebps, Second
ward; George T. McGlue, ST., First ward;
John r. Elyans, Third ward; Thomas An.
derson, Uniontown; Richard W. Clark, Fifth
ward William Yonson, Seventh ward; c.
N. Whitney, county, X. P. Yeatman, Seventh
ward Jeremiah Costello, Fourth ward; Jno.
P. Hilton, Second ward; Samuel II. VIII
liams, First ward; John r. Pierce, Seventh
ward; James J. Davis, First ward; John W.
Wright, Third ward; Joseph Z. Rawlings,
First ward; John II. Trunnell, Georgetown,
r. NJ. Hall, county; John Z. Herroli, Sixth
ward; Peter May, Georgetown; Thomas
Knowles, Georgetown.
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NICE OccUPATIoN.-Som Of the roungers
about the Metropolitan hotel inaugurated a
new species Of sport yesterday afternoon,
which we recommend to be summariy
stopped by the police. This was to collect
In front OF the hotel q crowd of ragged boot
blacks, and toss pennies to them, guffawing
loudly at the frantic endeayors OF the urchns
TO possess themselves of the coveted coin.
This amusement Of the loungers was annoy
Ing to ladies and gentlemen passing, aud We
hope will not be allowed again.
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PROPOSED MASS MEETISG.-At the Sixth
Ward Republican Club, last night, Ii was
announced that 1t was the desire OF the GEN.
trail committee that joint mass meeting Of
the citizens Of the Fifth and Sixth ward DO
held at an early day at the flag pole near the
navy-yard gate. Arrangements will at once
be made to hold such meeting.
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SALE or THE ROY PRIzs srRAMsR MsN

wAsHISaToN, April "a, 1907,
Tho Navy Department wilt offer for sale the iron
R tMi 'sssmsr Memphis, a, she pSw lies ~
day Of May next. at " o'clock. IN.
The vessel and her Inventory can be examined
At any q me application 10 the oommandhnt Of
the yard
he Maid al tho time of The ndiudIcation and Tho
vessel must be removed from the navy yard within
ten days from the day Of ,aie.
A. =, B0RIE,
AMI ii eeeretary OF the Navy.
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EDWARD HANSON, THE BEAsT.-For some
months past there have been frequent com.
plants made to the police Of an Individual
who lurked about the new Franklin school
building for the purpose Of exposing his
person to little girls as they passed. The
police have used every effort to discover the
person and yesterday they succeeded In cap
turing the miscreant. He was taken before
Justice Harper, when two little girls aged II
and 10 years, accompanied by their parents,
appeared at the Central guard-house and
Identified the individual as the one who had
been guilty Of the offence charged, upon
several occasions. The prisoner, who gave
his name as Edward Hanson, and said he
was employed as q messenger In one OF tho
Departments, was fined $40 by the justice.
Ii was subsequently, ascortained that he had
been arrested for the same offence upon q
former occasion by the officers Of the First
ward. A $40 fine Is a light penalty for an
m ence so praye.
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ITEITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHIEdToS, d. c. March q, 1853.

~ WAsHINdrON, ID. g., March ~, 1853.
On the petition Of STEPHEN B. BOOTH, Of Orange,
Conn. administTatOr Of the estate Of .. Harris
horn deceased, praying for the extension Of pat
ent granted 10 the said 5, HartshOTn on the l0.h
day OF July, 1855 for An improvement In Buckles;
Il ordered that the said petition no heard At this
once On the 2lst day Of June next. Any person
may Oppose this extension Objections, deposit
Nons, and other papers, should be hled in this
once twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTB,
Apb- MSW Commiss ionsT OF Patents
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2 WAsHlNGTOH,D D, @, April ~ l5b5
On the petition Of CHARLES WATERs, Of Pough-
keepsle, New York, praying for the extension Of a
patent granted him on the nth day Of July, 1885,
for an Improvement In Lanterns:
Is ordered that the said petition be heard At
this ONCE on the 2Slh day Of juno next Any per
son may oppose this extension, Objections, Dc.
positions, aud other papers should be Med In this
onice twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA PO0TR,
Apl6.PSW Commissioner Of Patents
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SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The bill creating u superintendent Of public
schools having passed both Boards Of the
Council, 1t only requires the signature Of
the Mayor to become law. As there ap-
pears no doubt regarding the signature Of
the Mayor, 1t Is said that z. Richards, esq.,,
an Alderman representing the Second ward
will receive the appointment, his long ex-
perience In school matters emInently fitting
him for the position.
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SIXTH WARD hrrUBLioAS CLuB.-A rcgu-
iar meeting OF the SIKH ward Republican
CiuD was heid last evening az the usual
plaoe OF meotlng' A number OF now mem'
DOTS were elected' ,
The Committee on Nominations made o
report recommending the Io,oWhg-named
persons TO the favorable consideration OF tho
CLUB as ward candidatesi
For Board Of Aldermen,Josian Y; ven"
able, Charles champion ana yohn Ii. feake'
For common Couneh ~, ID. Galnes,
Henry Be,ter, George n, Mcheynolds, Geo
W. Lee, ~; a, ei'nms, Slarenee NJ. barton,
carey W. mnlte, hugh Iuriey, nelson Is
ue,,, VIM pcrou anu l.. FROST
TOT hssesso,-Mm. n. Nermllllon, Eman.
uei Sosu9n, JOSIAH tray, Charles Carroll
""r ms, o. Q, whey.
ino report was received by vote oil oV
10 o.
w s Mas oIue,eu 9y tne cruz, on motion .!
nr. S'',llns, tnnt sno So'h uay OF tne present
mouth month oo selocted US tne ,ile LOT DaIot,ng
rom among tnese oan1ldates lot suitable
persons 70 DC placed on the ward ticket
resolution offered oy q. IL. Mcheynolds,
that the ballot DO taken secretly, was
adopted.
motion was adopted that the ticket
useu ~ tne primary eleetions DO either
written OF Prin,ed.
Mr. =. A. boswell, CITY Register, being
prvsGn', WIS ln,Iea 70 address tne meeting,
NM 9a in sno,t auuress reviewed the history
~ 'ng hepuShcan party IN TINS District since
sne Ilkut VI sunrage had oeen conferred
upon Ino eo.oted men. ne also reviewed
tne ACTIONS OF the hepnoucan Councils and
evIfvratlon orneers, ana contenued thatthclr
ea ,in would compare favorabiy
WIN that OF thelr predecessors.
i1 niasug Jus rS,lew, the speaser charged
'nas a. .no ast eIeetion' men IRON Alex
rp, IIou SSo,yoaoWh ana rom the
Es.u nuru ot baititnofe, hau oeen regis
!creu anu voted AZ tne election; but God and
lustSe was on tne side OF the loyal people
q tnls Guy 1na tN'F were triumphant. He
tnen SPOKE OF we lr,m Hes al tue beginning
u inc iast HunIclp1i year since the coun-
Gus nna s9t INTO WORKING orler they had &C.
SoulP.lsneu huen; Ihey had established
uay Work lot the corporation employees,
anu nau aoohsned the contract system.
Elsnt nours was now Jay work, and y
was tne price paid per dls'n-
me nnhncai condition OF the Guy was
sSe ~, f W, ahd ne spoke OF tne incubus
~ uep' irom winch the CITY mad been rc-
newt 1.e -.
s,Ia M, IS ueot Was paiu In bonds. over
$4,000 OF the deots OF tue late Democratic
administration mas Deen PAID In cash, and
thls mad caused such stringency In the
money affalrs OF the corporation. Next year
We VIII nave TINS money 10 be used by the
hepnohean administration and can pay II
OUT ior improvements on our streets.
remark oelng made by T. W. White In
regard ITO the increased taxation OF the people
MI boswell answered him by saying that
the general tax was the same, but II was the
special taxes-for lights, for schools and fol
otner purposes-whieh made the increase