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The New York herald., 1869-09-07

THE FIRE FrEND.-The losses by fire
throughout the United States during the month
ofAugust, just passed, amounted to $6, 43S, 900.
This is startling statement. The loss is
nearly double that Of August, 1868, and much
exceeds the total Of any month during the past
or present year. The value of property
destroyed by fire since January 1, 1869, already
amounts to $27, 100, 900, while the total losses
in 1868 were less than $35, ,OO0, 900. The fire
of August 8, in Philadelphia, when property
valued at 81, 900, 900 was burned, was the most
destructive one that has occurred in the coun-
try since July4, 1866, when the city Of Port
land, Me-, was devastated-the loss amounting
to $lo,0OO,oOO. The widespread drought has,
Of course, been one Of the principal causes of
this great destruction Of property. In this
connection New York has especial cause for
thankfulness. The total loss by fire in this
city during the month of August was less than
$SS, 900, and at no one confagration was pro-
perty valued at $4,000 destroyed. So much
for the blessings Of our never failing Croton
and the efficiency of our Fire Department.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07
Tennessee Politics-One Wing Of tho Re-
publican Brethren ssSatisned.'

tennessee fOIttCS-Uu0
publican Brethren sssatisned."
Daylight appears to be dawning through the
almost impenetrable fog Of Tennessee politics.
A short time since the Stokes faction of radl-
calls published a manifesto, in which they de-
clared the late election to be fraud or some
thing worse, and that Senter's election by
some seventy thousand majority was q cheat
upon the republican party. Stokes and Sentcr
both galloped off to Washington, and the re-
ports about what each accomplished with the
the Executive and heads of departments have
been variously reported by Washington corres-
pondents and commented upon by newspaper
editors. At one time it was Senter, at another
it was Stokes-pull Senter, pull Stokes pull
Dick, pull Devil. But, whatever may have
been done by Stokes, 1t is clear, from an arti-
Gle we give to-day from the Knoxville Herald
and PresS-Senter organ-that Governor Sem
ter has won the race, having entered the home
stretch and crossed the score many lengths in
advance Of his adversary. Governor Senter,
on his return home, reports that in his inter-
view with the President he was voluntarily
assured by General Grant that he recognized
him ss the Governor de facto aud the lawful
Governor elect Of the State; that he had no
more right, and thought no more of doing 30,
to inquire into NE regularity of the
Tennessee election than be would have
to take cognizance of and set aside the
elections In Ohio, Pennsylvania or New York.
He further stated that no federal officer in
Tennessee should be removed for having voted
for Senter or for universal suffrage candidates
for the Legislature. This declaration will
prove generous nervine to those who In dea-
ance of Secretary Boutwells radical edict
In favor of Stokes, went for Senter and the new
Legislature. And to put climax upon this
triumph Of the Senter wing Of the Tennessee
republicans, with its admixture Of democracy,
the Governor utterly repudiates the idea of re-
conveniug the defunct Legislature, from which
the Stokes men anticipated so much.
Senator Brownlow, in a letter we published
yesterday, endorses Senter as good enough
republican for him, and proceeds to disclaim
any responsibility for the return of democratic.
conservative or rebel members to the Lepisla
t,lre, and for any unlawful, anarchical action
they may take. The Parson, like a physi-
clan who has just written a powerful pre-
scription for patient in extremity, con-
cludes :-'In the event that the General
Assembly-the one recently elected-shall
refuse TO adopt the fifteenth amendment,
which do not believe, and shall elect a
The New York herald., 1869-09-07
Another Change In Postage stanps.


It appears that another attempt is to bo
made in the fine art department of tho
General Post Office to give us a respectable,
ineligible postage stamp. The present
miserable experiments in blue, with a meaning
less legend, are to be recalled, and something
new, in red, Is to be substituted. The old
heads of Washington, Jefferson, jackson,
Franklin and Lincoln are to be restored.
II is about time that some definite form and
design of postage stamp should be adopted,
so that people may know to certainty
what mucilagated square of paper will carry
letter to its destination or what will not.
If there is not genius enough in tho Post
Office Department to invent a good design,
which may be permanent, let the authorities
advertise for one. They will find plenty Of
people able to supply them; and when
once adopted, let the new design remain In
use. Every other country has been able to
fix upon an intelligent postage stamp, recog-
nizable all the world over. Can 1t be that
the spirit of jobbery 80 prevails in our Post
Office Department that we must have a new
design every six months or thereabouts?
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

RIGHT AND PROPER-The abandonment by
General Grant Of his proposed visit to Senator
Conkling's hospitalities at Utica and the
Generals immediate departure from Saratoga
for the bedside of his dying Secretary Of War
in Washington, and the Generals letter on the
subject Is that of the faithful friend and fellow
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

Southern Democracy.
The administration of General Grant, all
through considered, is getting on very WELL
1t is reducing expenditures aud the debt, in
creasing the revenue receipts, ferretlng out
frauds and looping of excrescences from the
Treasury; it is going smoothly and In
conciiatory spirit with the work of Southern
reconstruction, and Is keeping withal q sharp
eye on the Cuban question, Notwithstanding
the fact that the President has, apparently,
been devoting the whole summer to pleasuring
excursions to the seashore, the mountains and
the springs. We expect that he will make q
good report of his stewardship in bis first
annual message to Congress. Meanwhile the
republican party, excepting few disappointed
spoilsmen and carpet baggers, is satisfied with
General Grant; but what Of the democracy?
What is the prospect for them?
The national democracy is like couple of
exhausted locomotives on q pair of railroad
turntables. The Northern and Southern wings
having switched off on separate tracks, after
time they find themselves whirling around cir
Gle in order to discover point at which theycan
again join, and, once again on the same track,
getup steam and dash away as they did Of yore,
which means the days before the war; But
time and the progress Of the last few years
have made wonderful changes in the essence
and activity of the pure democracy. In the
South ten years ago it was high treason to talk
against slavery, and the idea of negro suffrage
would have suggested a wholesale human bar
becue of those who should dare to entertain
the horrible heresy.
The old bunker democracy of the North at the
same time joined hands with their brethren OF
the South, and, If not quite 80 bitter and vim
dlctive, they were fully as intolerant as the
Southern Hotspurs and ire-eaters. During the
time that has since elapsed, however, the
Southerners, educated by the inexorable expe-
riences of the war, have cooled their blood,
toned down their high temper and been brought
at last to look their position fairly and
squarely in the face. Beaten on the Held and
their foes in full possession of the govern
ment in all its branches, they have been
obliged, however unwillingly, to yield to the
quiesce In the new order Of things. And it Is
strange to see that while the old Southern
leaders, like Lee, Joe Johnston, Wade Hamp-
ton, Longstreet, Beauregard and many others,
have announced themselves content, even
though perforce, and that while the rank and
file In Virginia have been marching to the polls
in the same line with liberal republicans, and
electing Governor and State Legislature of
their own, and that while in the State of Mis-
sissippi, the home Of JEFF Davis-who hasn't
yet been hung on sour apple tree but Is
living in clover like a nabob across the water
we have seen old democrats coming forward.
accepting the situation as 1t stands-Gfteentb
amendment, negro suffrage, hearty endorse
ment of General Grants administration. and
all-and uniting with the moderate republicans
Ia order to defeat the radicals; and further
mote. while we see numbers of the most
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

TROOPS FOR CUBA-A DOUBTFUL RE
PORT OF Foolish PoLIoY.-A telegram
from Madrid says that four thousand
troops are to sail on the 9th and 10th
of this month for Cuba, and that six
thousand more are to follow in few days.
We doubt this report, because negotiations
are going on with the United States with
view to the independence of Cuba, and because
Spain has neither the troops nor money to spare
for such Quixotic movement. The report may
have got out through tho government for the
purpose Of making show of zeal, and to hurry
up the United States to bargain; but we have
no idea that Spain will or can send ten
thousand additional troops to Cuba. Should
we be mistaken, however, and the Spanish
government be foolish enough to spend 80 much
money and sacrifice its soldiers in that way,
the end must be the same-the independence
Of Cuba will be attained though the war should
be prolonged. We hope the report is not true,
and that the Spanish government will have the
wisdom to accept the proposition of the United
States for the settlement of the Cuban difficulty.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

wALLACK'S THEATRE. Broadway AMI 18th street, -
60L0N SHtNdLE-LIvR INDIAN.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

THEATRE CoMIoUE. nl Broadwsy.-BLow ron
BLOW,
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

THE TAMMANY, Fourteenth street.-THg QUEEN OF
HEARTs-TnE OH WoMAN TuAT LIVED IN A SHOE
, 1869-05-18
pkcpRAJias SutpIEas' GRAVES.
Protest from Methodist Clcrgym men
Agnlnst the Performance of
.sthc Ceremony on the
Sabbath.

Amsetng OF MethodAt, ,ehesgJmen ot this city
Was held yesterday afternoon, at the otlee Of the
4sort4peatna Chrkttian Adrooatk, for the purpose
Of protesting aganst tho recent orief Of The Com
mander-.n-Chlef OF the Grand Army o tho Repub-
Lie, setting apart the soth inst a day for
the decorating Of the graves Of OUT dead heroes.
Rev. ]. Il Bayiess acted IS Chairman knd Rev.
Dr. Reid ofaclsted Is Secretary. After some dis
ensslon, the following resolutions vera adopted:
E4sosvrd BIZ The rn!4ers ot the Nethodi.t Episcopal
Church 81 in meeting assembled that ~e h! I'VE
he.E With ound rsEEst and eSneesn The dtslsastiop
die ousseyet I'd tlc ehusehes serss .re By II.
Il do not think !; rtFht nor expsdisnt se dhp!aee
ThIs e1eiutku IL the mosr uuCti iArEr number
from the bcHon IT thr Churrh and many Of them
thr1nsrvr- lHcarsd Christians who both ored and 70
6arned Gods hols day.
Esusr<a That Il II firm e,1rrtIoo that the als
scpe cf Christian people from this oec&sian will be
tended with rsults that must IN The end destroy tht
ocasan itee kud beset evils that cannot b nov eau
ner1sed-
Re.o'rd ThA: u,ost carne~ty solidt tboAe hariai
this matter In thArEe 10 change the time to week day
and pledst orrtls In Of the ehansc 70 ~
cur influence *th our people to suspend their 5usa
neps, and enicT upon this grateful duty.
E-oir.a, That cory of thrse rtsolationa dgaed >.
thc Chairman md SctTesAfJ Of ttls u1ecnx. he for
NHtrcd 10 the committee.
, 1869-05-18
Proposed Rcm0vat-A Com M itSec
Appointed to Scfcc1 a New L0-
cnfion-Quhrteste Y. Cou-
RreEAtlonnl Singing
The Latter Wins.


4 meeting o, the congregation worxaipp.ns In
7Trvr tE,,t..n,sn chrrh n. h.,, ,..r sr,r,,,
T., ~ sn7r-,n -, w. ,,ur,,.s ~ ,.t.,,, ...ter
u 1Ae .uueu1 ~ .Ne pa4P'Se VI NaAaS Ae'toa
rector, on ,.ehal OF tae Wardeus and vest.ymeu
Rer Nr. snt1Isan the rector. nre4f,,,t and Mr.
Een,,rtck. tht tcIson. sctcd As stcrr,sv. Tnrrr
Terr shout one hunttrrd persons nrrsent. the
TSe frat urpc,osltson or suerext.on nrt,ente,i Ii
d.. .,,.-...f.ar, 49, ,,,.--.sf,, ~, s~rt.- -.
tee .onS'ee aaoa ~ a7>1 11+a euu 0seo-% "A'
.as os..es .saan, " srs .uu. ee'as, ~ ~.
brightest dA.s, might be dispensed with After
sScai1ect oi lie church, vas called upon to sl5e
his views
lie said there were three w1ys bJ which tn
crrasei light might ue Introduced into the ei.nce.
F1rst. by ctrcIc Wtndowt-four in number on each
Hde-aboyr the raI!ertez: second long K1ndows
rc1eniu1 above IND below the galleries. and tnI11
shor1 windows below tue szerea lie said the
Gryt plxn would cost Il es} the second It. sau aaa
the thru. ,Au He gave hts decided preference
a.iapfed to the necessities OF the case
II rrn1y to oDestjou. 4. 10 how the money VA
m ~ r,srxi To- ruaSr the irnnrofrment Mr
Wrtcht rrotted that II would BE- raised BY sub
srrinttnn
motion wAs then made to PCT n tae circle
Windows \; 4 cos; Of 9i.alp and The p:o,,os,1ion
vas dcgea;ed gentlemen then suggested that
IT. rrrseu; iocalltv would come before the meet.
nc tast ia, Question ourat 10 he settled before
ne question d trnpFor1ns tie prcsent eiioce waa
dttsi@,nsa md g ,aoqShs ne assnas ,no,,,
Nv The Ves,rI' in cornect1on With Nr Safsrui aud
onr other. II, enns.dtr th!s question Of Tcrepvas
was called uroa t. tsast What he committee had
scion but ha.t toesed II lot, On Echteenta street
Whirh VIII he15 II xafs, a rsot: 1ots on Twtutv-
th.ru ssrees xh3rs mr. hr1d 4. 80 aod los IN
toe vcip{v Of Tnirt1etn street wlich co-ld be par
, 1869-05-18
SATURDAY EvsntnE Sale,


Besides the regular daily sale Of real estate At
auction. which commences Al Fntwe!l Hall on
Thursday next, BY Clarke, Layton 4 Co, there
viii bc supplementary sale on SATURDAY evening.
for the purpose Of disposln9 Of large number OF
valuable lots, which were entered for the sale
after the issue OF the descriptive pamphlets
These lots comprise some Of tho vcsy best bargains
IN the city. There will be offered fell soh-
divided block fronting north on Napolton street
and south Twcty ninth street, which Il elegant
property, and will be sold cheap THIS Is very dc
strabTe los mechanics and tA5or1n9 ucn, One hun
,ired and twenty lots fronting on Tho grand West
c1n 1,ouleyRri which, according to the provisions
o. the rark bill cannot oe taxed for the street
Improvements, u the grading must be doae
at the expense Of the Commissioners,
viii also bc offered These nne lots lie
Just onts.ie the southwest corner Of the Old city
litnits are high and drJ, and can be reached fson
the dl1erent parts Of the city. Properly IN tats
vicinity Is improving 7e! raptdly. The street
cars On Archer avenue sre to he extended to this
property the coltng sumner, Khich viii Enike 4
especially de8rabie- There will also be odettd n
this great sale, thirty arres By lots fronting on
continuation Of me aoorc boaleEaed, between
F1fsJih,rl and Fsy ynfth EtreetA and eighty acre.
in fuo1den,a Subdivision. II al g1eat ha1Satoa
THIS aale will be largely attended, The property
Is al Of y very high character.
, 1869-05-18
The Great Land Sale.

Tue day for tho commencement OF this great
sale, Thnrsday next Is DOW near &s hand, and Ill
preparations necessary ars being made for the
accommodation Of the public, as there will be
hundreds OF people here from ali OVER the coCutEy
In this connection It Is well to state to cur reaer
who feel 30 much interest in this sale. tha. tht
on the Draxel Aycnue bo1teya,u and viii imme-
dtatcly lay out and improve tho sama II
10 fact worthy Of note that the lou
fronting On these bcnleTards will mere. b
orier as By The prpytston3 Of the Fart bill. thif
must Be done by the F1fk Commissioner II the!'
own exrense- THIS great and enduring adEaonKE
VIII be possessed hy d&elers and iotoNners OF
this aveuue over those Of the less ftvuted part ol
the c1ty, which Is surely : good item II w1u b
Ecll Tor parties to bear this IA mind The SreAl
sale commences II 10 O'Clock on ThurA3Ay Eosu
Ing Il Far~rll HAL AesEs. Clarke. La5ron / Co
viii then fnacsueatt \ now era n real estate u
tnls civ. Doct tall to attend
, 1869-05-18
A Valuable Invention.

One Of the mont novel And valuable Invention.
OF the age, particularly ldyan aEeous 10 The fal
Ee1, i the Eznpt'e Cstoaer. = machine for sharp
eu1nx the ntyrs Of Uowtrs and seaper1- AexMl
sale OF The instrument, have recently introduced
It INTO this dV, and Mr. J. A. Fpots
p6 Washington street 1t comprises I SEtndssonk
raised to double bcvel 70 arranged - to recetvl
es,uhned rotary and srctpeoeaanE motion tEpu
the turning Of Ac7nk. The nIrcs to bA sEount
are p!2ctd under the stone II proper kn49e. ant
strs one Eoe OF the zwu blades u hhaEpened atta
EItAneousty. The bi1de4 are eyecly ground fron
point to point because Of the rect7rocattng more
mens Of the Btone, y h:ch Is hung N vertical,
sliding hoxrs that xnas be r1tscd or EEere1 b!
EeaSs Of srt tc1ewA Farmers Ftn ind ttts n IN
valuable acquisition, - II s1res time 2nd .aoez
S<ttnttnc u,sa pronounce It uoequa!Ied-
, 1869-05-18

ny tesereuee 10 - advertisement u saotnez
rr,rr, n vii be seen thAt 4 inc opportunity 10.
N acs1.e. energetic rpan 70 make money = oue1esi
A hutei, known u - uuA~ il o1a1eJ 10y .Ale- Il
Is situated opposite The CntcAsp SonnNsfetn
K1l.rI,ad dcpoe aid Adtaeent 70 the dcc6 Of NJ
nerocs steamers which ply On thr afeA I. a 1t
prrseu, h ruccrsstul operation Acd doing good
bF:stness- and Wi Be snsd cheap 10 seea oae -
, 1869-05-18

A ,he popu,sr taste. II present, Graves after
sensational % and euriesqne IN preference TO Tho
Legitimate aod real ne Opera House manage.
nent have done prudent thing, after seafeflnS
an unexnmrled success with tho " Field Of the
e,.s;as hsr.,.-t.n. ~ p,,t.drfnhi, uur,.In and
outAde ostnerans Ok EaIsne1puis. ~ nsuno a s1!o
Sur.e.aue. @ QUE H. scene Of sne iorner bur-
,csone xas laid AMONG tho .nouafcns Of
.1 zn, ..I~,on" .mon1 +ns mon,rrns nf
Oiympua- but inc oaslesque N sne
one case IL quite rs palpahle IS in the other, for
The acs.ons Of the old gods were quite a ridiculous
a. 'noes =. W. 49, 80 t.,,,n-, -, 80
tor amusement As II Is not the 1aahion Of EARN.
IN the Iec,an Hcayeu, aud the pccuisrt.tes Of It's
.eo,Js sn, oosde.se. A. xitn The Affairs Of NOR
sa,i,y, @ the nice pon1s Of tho bqrlesqqe ~ moi 70
foHy na@a.l rAe9, \, "1pton snrh AZ snnrrn
nowsset' acnnr+ -,er.nt trrasinr Im IA 1ar
= eos nd tegs Masa ne snraess OF leass u
.nos ~ ~ ssne "ss 1h,eh nsncrd a,tend.
sats saes 'ae5 Kpe sps s 81 KaR 10
celestial s1tcnaons On, docs nos make them a. sae
a1e Psssllel. ea. the chang IN acton situations,
M denl. e %ase plot o.. Ct lSe ,de foT o.
ssy ~ sa1esqae. wae5e moons s1aiy Z !hs olds1 q
the hour and ineonsissency Is souEht n pse1er-
com eonaeesed poi, II u, attempt At The prrseSsson
o. uniues Ihs Foqio a once Heieas tae set!
Idea Of burfesque: :" lEon nodGe-paaSs an
| ollArpodtidA, made up Of al sorts Of nonsense,
puus, donGle-entendrcs, indicTous situations aad
| Unreasonable dialogue, md also dlAws largely
otas5 so.y a.ch ,or. the rona.
ttou Of the bu-ies9ue. VIC presume is familiar:
| Those who are not familiar win + need o2I{ 10
| be informed that f1ton Waa mythols'e1eA Ines.
.al!an prince, xho espoused D,a, dsasaser o.
| Dtt,neus, 1eacheEously ihFNed nm 20 = oSn4ues
and tnen naa nm Sast 9 n ~ ue'r III W
purity him rnt.l Jupiter took PIT, On hin, rs..
guest The anS1ssetu ~, iIs' IN u s9 nss
ysao. Jupiter e. mnae 49, Phantom M resem TIo
bling yn'o os "1Gn f&toM @ a.. ,cAs saa., .ls pto
st seaned :. b. y Et1easy to Wheel xhtca revo!rei
iesaue !sala.es IN ever. direction and s4sanats al
al erss nights Of a bullesane AZ aore Or les.
uncertain ana tne :. ~ " ~ * 81 81
sG. n VI os & ~ ~ So I'D ,hs
ofs man s,ye a oatline Of ;ss atst set rsiea ts
medley overture. the thvnes Of which Are mslnfy
Of otenoacnlan oss1n. tas e1sta.a n rlsea upon
sa aemSss Il tse asssnee Tbs NOS upon ths
Caics>, VINO shoEiy After arpeaEs aaa GlAm1 ~, "a
pro:ecton Of Jalstr tAE burnett 1.ss msot "a
| ttuuicrhp!tA pQtB In hl5 appearance
t f1tcn, which Il uurscA for AVs- Oatea
| was little uncertain In her ulea
but managed to accept Jupltets invitation to din
and have : game Of teno siler dinner. and thence
| forward male no halt IN her pz{t MTrury (Ac
MannsL nfteT Junt,crs exit, comes IN upon hl
eacte admirably fuAde up and sings 4 doo viii
FIs,n f1ter lifI} and t>Ter Dsle end nQ With q
1L.h t,~ srSths ,ar.,$rr- ~ 4hn fv1in fnr MIR,
I1lsu ~ A.a Auc rs - ~ Si,.sr4- - H.
rh1M ~ ~" rssr.ns xe-r ,-.trr4.i h,t11in
s1 Sn1s =. Htn ~ 11.s c,,.r-1I> 1F1esa9 nsse n
n rr.sr.n AMI ~ eTrmctsfjnp msren
, 1869-05-18
Na~ Ru{1d{uH.

A new substantial and handsome building. one
heairet. feet deep and eighty vide, u row erect
tne or the southwest corner OF Washington and
franklin sueets The u,.,o toos i tfented tor
stores OF shoEA, while the upper ooes cao be used
for Manufacturing purposes. q. Z q sauSsseto1r
Z hotel. Persons des.recs ot oot1intnS The b9.d-
trg tcr TIE LATER rr.rose should make immediate
application to William C. Dow. No, .l& IASaIe
, 1869-05-18

am Informed that tie arpsssed taiue nj rc.sels
: s. = '%t ss,s hns VICE. s$ds q Dc .saas
:en .st 7 ITss1ts rs M ~ i the wrss Z
tdaEs third q shr v;saon 4 +i q ssss 70 as
= rset;s r If Ne, = ,,i s!.,ae
e e & II aofs + H. nd asa ss sb
Nh hA.. tssu r1F.zat.i r".a tht srncrnt nd &
t,r ci' for tntE"snt on'os fsss and .ts'f''' e~1k
;en rst 3;3, \
g. Ii: W.: uIrs:: f9i s:"..isss ss;s
ID l- rE'id IA m srr oi t3.r fseds To an amount
Is: d. e. f's; ;ss;:
,!t s e. 'sa .asn, .'! II sFs1ap9i
S g. w:ss I'D CIV: III s
aa ,es, os II. sssa y It i. f. f.!
i'm, i ins:r"se.se;, sac, wt<s CHI
rs" 81. in + :s 8 7 Il
AAr ,ht Common couteit hy me ov thr G'rStton Of
F. sut III Sh sn an
st n r. H'n nv "a Ss1sd i g. ns1 10 n IL, ,'sr sI
,sssi's. es' ID u .se .1H. 9 a@ Is il par
FIT rs1I I. @ms-.,"n-r,. r-rha,. IL h.ds heIes9
;upas ts upsn s.fs e. u .c S s.sts
';a.ft t. ,BSss s.5sfas T
VIZ bt,t:at - Lake Park sna Ds.sicsn Park p
r. ;9 Il: -ri " sasa, .s:ssIen,s hsin.
i~Sn sd,tssd .,,.,,u .+.,,.,.h ~.
kIhe es1nmun,s.,!op from The President Of the
ksr.e subject, VAS also referred 10 the Finance
eonm'ftee. ,.o ,,u,xo.
Alderman Hahn offered the following which
was n4iortexl:
Ia - as1 = e N .as ~ .t Con-
+ {ss r Ys
Tss,s@; fhs, this i Gs'tnsa s1r1eIS.sse ! an a't
sesshe 'e' % % a Rs s.assd y
ctths brit ssti,:s u our city % ~ degs,
o9 E;S Z iSs az saf L ~ u es i Ss
"s.;:t5%: s,ss,ss, ~. ron.e,, ,a- t,.,r ..,,o,
On motion Of Alderman WoodAsd. Aldermen
Hahn, S L Russell and Dceec, were elected ss
sad committee ...--...
On motion q alderman ssassae1q, Tie coa1ei, ~
'ae 'asaasa ensuing y yess. CT '''A y 94' ~.
nsT sa @ s ~ wet SS;,es L nsso 81 Is sa, 5's was
as;@sn 1Isss A. Fso,s 5oR'a,;*' 54 David Walsh As
T Ir Wa,sn wss elected. recels1ns IS rose.
Al liIIArta nominated j, Tully IS Inspector
NJ NJ mgs waS aea sass'fs ,nS '''es 10 '''
N IL Woo,aId nor.,pateS n, Macal!sscs for In.
xnartor " ,1nTn ihe Stnth Wara.
IL rn,pst,t nnn,ina,x.i Tnornas c1o1ry.
Ia a Sss:s1 i1es:s nom,nased o1tns !, !! Kea!1ey
The vote waf taken, resulting: Aacahstcf, II
keerur, :. ClGEfr. :
Ir Mncaistfr was dcc2afcd elected.
Al .ares,e5 +, netoa.sd 1;s ! lna nasSa E 10 70
inspector ffcn1 tne A*cAt0 NNA- Auo oo " q
elcesad, rcec!yiu2 p voteA
Aid. Sheridan nominated James 7. He&lJ
lEs1xCtor for the sixth Nall
hfd 1f.},er rnrtnoted Fli,ah Prarnee
A 1tl.. WIS takrtL resulting uealet, e. Pes
cock s '
Nr Hrnl%r VIA .,trlarrd e!ected
AM. S.hn,dt nnrutn.tfd rhccdore schnxx u
,r.rr,,nr fro.,1 rne ssx.n,e<nfh War,
Nd tas7ehtrf non!na1sa - y. IlnAaain-
Tho vote EAA t1Atn, resulting. SGh1htt, Fl TAX
bxr a.. hfnrt
, 1869-05-18
THE CH1CAGO TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. MAY t8.l 1869.

Andks1on declared entitled to Il Mis- Castle
Redu1n having been decided tie rnot popptaf
ypunR lAdy IN Attcndsnce, BY majority Of 16o ia
entitled TO the Lady Z gold witch
, 1869-05-18

TEE FAB for the heneet OF 81 Stephenh Church.
xhteh b hetRk held n Turner Hsh caEEf q
ttnned u.,fE Tuesday. The votes for tae &oad
heantd csae we're eoun.e3 latt evening. sad H.
, 1869-05-18

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