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TIE PUBLIC HEALTH.

DR.. Harris, Sanitary superintendent, reports the
health OF the city IN gratifying condition. and su-
perior, taken as whole. to last year at this period
The cases Of cholera very few, and not OF an ag
Cravated fern. Smallpox and veria0id Is prevalent
in some portions OF the CITY, but they well under
CONTROL An instance of criminal neglect is reported
In Forsyth street. between houston and stan
ton streets a baker some days ago was
seized with smallpox. He continued serving
customers in his shop without calling physician,
until his face became badly pitted that he could
no longer conceal his condition. lie then retirea 10
q rear room. The windows were LETT open ana a
tree draught allowed TO circulate from the rear of
the premises the front snop. AS result or the
BAKERS negligence DIR. Harris reports that nine
cases Of smallpox and varioold occurred among
the patrons oi the bakery. The case Was reported
to tue Board IN the thirteenth day, and tho shop was
STREET CLEANING.
It is represented that between the street contrac-
tor and the Board of Health the streets OF the city
now In nigh state OF cleanliness, and asSurdli-
ces are given tnat they VIII remain 50. The disin-
fectants scattered by the Board Oh Health through
the reeklng cutters nave had magic effect In filthy
localities, and streets That q lew days ago drove
sensitive pa5serS away owing to the stencil and foul
odor. are now sweet as Ottar OF roses.
TIE OFFAL D0AfS-THE HEALTH BOARD DEFIED.
At the last meeting OF The Board OF Health an
order was issued TO prevent the offai boats, con-
troiled by MI Van BIlnt, from approaching nearer
than 5000 yards of the Brooklyn shore. Yesterday
citizens OF Gowanus called upon Or. Harris and
ItpTcbchtSu tu1t tuu DIuuES OuuI DOdt udu Uceu
loaded with dead horses and purposely beached on
their shore, that the foul smells were insunerabe.
and the Doctor was asked TO relieve them OF the
nuisance. That Ofiicial immediately put him.
sell In correspondence with President BOsworth. Of
the Board OF Police, with view OF abating
Mr.. Van Brunts nuisance before shutdown last
night but 1t Ii doubtful whether the eyesore has
been removed. 1t appears that the boat went on at
high tide, aud now lies several feet above the water
level and cannot be t0wed OF entil change OF tide
and moon. The authorities were considering the
proprety Of burning the concern where she lies, but
tlen another difficulty presen.s itself, viz.-there
Will be no means to remove the ofai from the city
until another boat is secured by the contractor It
"a likely tina decisive action will be taken early
this morning Oh the subject.
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o1x %; dc.s new, SIX So; Virginia. ex coupon,
SIX IS; do, new. 90 90; Georgia stxes. IS sA DO.
sevens, % %; North Carolina. ex coupon, So Ss
do, new, SIX Q 81; Missouri sixes 81 q SO; do,
Louisiana skies, 80 10; DO, levee Sizes 65 051s;
DO. do, eghts IS SO; Alabama eights 90 "a; do,
fvcs, 81 50; South Carolina sxes 81 IS; do, new,
90 o.: City Memphis SKIES, 6oa6.
Tie Delaware and Rarlsan Canal Company and
the Camden and Amboy Railroad and Transports
ton Company have declared dividend Of i've per
cent
In the stock market the feature was what for the
sake Of illustration, may be termed race between
New York Central and Hudson River. Both led or
well on the strength OF reports that the controlling
powers OF both roads were Ia ,ieDeratl0n Of Sara
toga adjusting the terms OF consolidation, Central
touching 242, the highest ever attained, and Hud-
son River 1s7. The whole market frightened up
with this advance, aad there rise OF from one
quarter to one and quarter per cent IN the
general list Then came reaction, more noticeable
IN the Vanderbilt stocks. Central going on TO 2l21
and Hudson River to 1855. Another rally followed
with Hudson as the stronger stock Its closing safes
taking place at ls7h, while Central recovered only
to 2lsk. In the other railways Reading was per-
haps the most active advancing as it did from eJH
to 05h at It's best The Northwest stocks and Rock
Island became heavy ami declined Ia the afternoon
st. Paul and Michigan southern were strong. Fort
Wayne was "oH' but steady. Pittsourg was active,
rising to 1854. In the miscellaneous list Western
Union was drm ct ssh, and Pacific Mail rregu-
Lar between S3H and S5'S. The following werc
tue closing prices at the last SESSION Of the
Stock characterization, IS; Cumberland, 30 SO;
Weils.Fargo Express, 22ss %; Adams Express oo'f
q 81; American Express, Az 42X United
States Express lex DIVIDENDS, OAK 7OK;Quicksl!ver,
Ii a 1917; Pacific Mail, s3,s s3sl; Western Cnio0
Telegraph. SEA 500; New York Central, 21aA
2i3Ji; Mariposa, 10; do preferred 10 q 15,4;
Hudson River, 1861 1865; Reading, o53s 95,s;
Chicago anu Alien, 1919 bid; Toledo and Wabash,
744; do. preferred, s3; Milwaukee aud st. Paul, n
q TX; do. preferred, 81 q SIX; Cleveland Col
umbns and Cincinnati u u 49, Ohio ara Misss-
sippi. Biz q 80; Fort Wayne 1879 l52A; Michigan
Oen1al, 1917 1873; Michigan southern, 1854 u
1861; Illinois Central, l4i l43>S; Cleveland aud
Pittsburg. lo7H a 10sn: Delaware and Lackawanna,
11lI ll2h; Rock Island, 1i4G a ll4a; North
western, Ta5s q T9ss: do. preferred, "a q e44;
New Jersey Central, 1917 l0lE; Morris ana Els.
sex. IS $50; Hannibal ana ST. Joseph, 1919; DO.
preferred, l29 1870; Columbus Chicago and Indiana
Central, 36& bid.
The market after the boards was extremely duh.
The late transactions In the Long Room were con-
duc.ed by hardly more than dozen brokers, while
the outsiders had dwindled to even less than that
number
The receipts for customs and the receipts. pay
ments and balances at the SubTreasury IL this city
sum up as follows:-
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CAL; 2rnia nour ~acks and bolsJ e@s 20
Corn meal. Srsadywas soos
The market Tor spring wheat wa: NOR: active ana buoy
a a a'% ss
=: sis Hs =, ss%sI.sS sssS'
% Ga.sssS snS N % 70. sas sss. 's
j g 81 ., ,r sss Ts sIs
e for c.l,lSnls 81 ~ no sprn ana
oiss
% ss % a % rSr % es
s0a and ss wa. s SS' S. but steady q
continued TO rule dull and nominal
Ing business s: sss iii:
,% Ts s
a. av bts OF cr and % .ons oil private terms
sna 80 sp .r s0 10 IS o
s sas Asss g. f. f. as:sor and Pee IL
s7 a. as q Dr. ss%s s % Ss .: IL
London per steamer VIA Bremen 100 tons beef al 6s and
@ ssas' &c. rs ss
's
ass Ss 's ss'ta
Is psr bark !. .' s Rsr s Ss
i,sW tos 10 Vigo, with petroleum In bbs and cases,
bark ~ TONS smyrna with ls000 petroleum. snd
back; British brig lnow In phiadelphia), from Whining.
iSOv ebs spirits aipentino aud British Brig IN Sos
tam, from Wilmington TO direct port In the unted King
cod he marked ws Sy p.ssy active
md scarssy nr the sales being c0 qunta Georgia at
k.ads and Only iu moderate Tho wers 500
bbs nj ss 6a $50 for No. bay s!5 ga 50 for No
DO Smoked hsrsg were in good demand and arW the
os ~. % Soss a. SG :. az r1s @ Tor No y
~ Is Tor cod, without however sales Of mo@cni '"
~ NiGsmbaEs were an.t At loc TO- while cloth was
sls9 QUIET, hut urn az about Las. .,. ,, ,.
steady especially Tor thu heer gradca whit mos, in
demand ms sses wsre ahou, 30 bales at prices ranging
HAap s,.l duh, nnd pricas noninaiy l2hc.
isAc geld, FOR Manila, 49, do for ju.e, l9c loac,
HAY was steady at o0c. for shipping and c Il e for
t. lo Long straw aaotsd IL % ~ 80 and short
HIDES. .Tns market quiet, there being but little
demand, bu, prices were generally steady We quos:-
Gaasv.deo 70 Is ias sis oorTiens.s . ios
. q lbs, 0!sc 2iO.; Calilornla 81 ab lbs, Isisc
soc Central American, IS b los, lc. $780, san
issa Porto Cabefo 20 IS lb, TS To- 90 '0'
fair stock me Sarss was heavy a. prices ranging from
S25 SAB There were sales Of l0 tons Gencarnock
@ s ami 100 & on private t.. sa,. American wss
ther yiews dsmandns fS price,; yi1 "a, w for Nc
buaies sssor,cd. were sold on priyale terms Keansd
bar wa e. but steady a. $s6 $s Rails dull and
rency. TOR American MT works.
LEAIuEH--The make; hemock sole dull,
generally In favor the purchaser closing heavy the quo
tatons The receipts are larger and the stock
well assorted Both oak and rough du bat unchanged
We quote
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.havana-Common, SIC. Wc; COCA, Csc. ~ wv tines
~ 70 VI H. yara-I cut, Toe. SOc; II cut, III w
III 10: average lot Soc. S2sc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wors
common and medium, l5c. 2lc in bont good and hne
&c &c. bright work, common and medium, VOC u DC
and good and ino, 8Oc k0c.
MHALEDcsr Arctic quoted nominslly at 9sc., gold.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $40 bbls. The market was more &C.
tive and rer and pccs were higher rho saes were 800
bols. at 81 Us q II 08, taxpaid.
WHALEroors quiet, but steady At l0c. lie. for
beachet and unbleached OF 10000 lbs fshfoos was
reported at &c.
WooI-The market for all kinds of domestic continues
20 be characterized by extreme quietue Manufacturers are
innispei 70 operate extent IN teece except Mt re-
ducon OF about 2c per ID. from former prices but hold
ers are d.sinclined 10 grant that account Of tho
nrnnes In The market for the clip tho country ana
In conse ncnce the tales mainly confined 70 small lots
70 supply present wants. Coarse and Ono held at %c.
alter and With Decreasing stock prices are Generosity
but prices are without change OF consequences.
For California tha market Ia less active
the nrmness Of holders resctiay business nferin q
choice spring clip Ia held at uc &c., aud bury a &c.
IKE. For all kinds foreign The market continues to RUE
d he sales were i2 % lbs heoce at 45c &c, incud
Ink e) new Michigan 49, 20l low Virginia 4ac.,
1900 No. yasioas s IN at n & oo co.r;s Xxx Ono
chieny at the latter price; 5gg sheasng. AZ alSe
&C., 5000 nois private also 35uD lbs pulled Mt
4c igc for 41c fer choice country do &c SIC
super, 4.c. 4sc for LAMBDA and alc No. hs.
M-stixa pulled private O) lbs. Texas al 26c
Bc for slightly bury TO ne; 2u00 lbs spring clip Cfor
MIA, chiefly b. private $4,000 common 10. 3oic
II acnlnnat all at the inside price. Or foreign tho sales
were ~ bales Cape ut &c., gold.
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D. Anes 4 IL. q aale- Cs,so,a.a. 0riaoce, r.
Light....... SOC. ayac SIC. aSi9c. 2alc.a 3).4c
Midile....... Soc. assc sec. 10. 2s,lc.a sosSc
Hcayy........ sI5fc 2gc. 26}Gc. a &c. 25c. a2Ic.
Good damaged. s5c. pc. S5c. a27.c. 2dc. a27c.
Poor aged, all kinds, 2oc 23c. rough light SIC.
AQc middle and heavy, S5c. n &c.
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PErnoLrUM.--Crude In bulk was still only In moderate
demand bu, the market was firm at Yesterdays cosng
&c i7Ac The sa's were Icy bSs g. i7c
srse was dun and nominal at about 10 La refined the
ruled steady at The prices current a. the slSso yss-
prime light straw to white so AZ &c. Soo do; prime white,
saac 500 DO standard white Tor uy a. a2Sc 500 do for
the last half August ut 3?Ec, sellers option, and
25oc do; In bulk on private terms: Also 5000
cases Standard white nj or about &So., the
market closing a. s3c for July and sS,ss for August,
ping lots In rhadephs the market waa sosraS active
csy eels standard T s Tor & at a 4S o Tor
Au al 3sc ~ and zopv DO ior the LAT nan Of August
at .2,pc. :, -, -
R1oR--Caroina was steady, win moderate demand.
The sales were lU casks al from esc 10 9c Tor common
to PRIME Thu orv ,ossra,ev .cve I'm, ,,o..
sALr-ibo MARKER was GUY noeeIatey hcve, ou, prices
We're steady and rn owing TO inc eon,nnsd gs .oos JOB
bling lots IRON store were selling o. me
hslon W ssa - 10 Per sack narsssrs and Wor'hins
toms, ~ 20 ~ 80 Hggins 10 w ~ ground ",
Evnns pesn' &C., w % ~ 10 and turks isand' Aoe
Doc. per oushei -, 80, a.. .,
sssps rsss were 9Sss but hrn Isc ltc for clover
70 70 Tor timothy anu ~ % ~ uor rouh max hnseed
was qe end we heard OF no further sasa prSes were
S2l5,1 W 10, koln GUY pail v ~,.,.. -
soAEGssie WAS quci Win small sales wi'hin the range
or 3,sc lS1c. .. - .,, -. g., ,-
mn,scs was SUI. grcs n press wSTe
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Died.


ABBoTT.-At Garrison, ON Wednesday, July 81.
ERNEST youngest child OF E. B. and Jane L. Abbott,
aged Il months.
Funeral from the residence of William Lattimer,
No. East TweptY-slxth street, TINS Saturday
morning, at nalfpast ten O'Clock.
BuguiCR.-On Thursday morning, July 22, at the
Coleman House, WILLIAM q. BURDIOK OF Forest
Glen, Sullivan county formerly oil TINS cityl In the
Ills friends are invited to attend the funeral a. ST.
Paul's Episcopal church, broadway, TINS tsapIuay)
BsSsos.-At New Utrecht, L. l., on Thursday July
o. GEORGE Youngest child OF Margaret J. and the
late George NJ. Benson, aged year aud months
BRADy.-In Jersey City, on Thursday evening,
Juiy ~, PHILIP BRADY, native Of Dublin, Ireland,
In the 18th year OF his age.
Tie relatives and friends or the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral thus Saturday
morning, at nine O'Clock, fr0m his late residence,
24o Boy street. His remains wiil be taken to ":
streets, where solemn high mass OF requiem wiz
be offered UP for the repose OF his soul
CORNwEiL.-SuddeHIy on Thursday, July %, JULIA
A., widow OF William 8. Cornwen, aged 81 years,
In every pang that rends the heart
The Man Of Sorrows had part.
lie sympathizes in our grief,
And to the sufferer sends relief
The relatives and friends OF the family Glso the
friends OF her sons, Peter N.-and John Cornwo are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence of her son. No. 113 East Tenth street, this
Saturday afternoon, ut one O'Clock.
CAHvER.-On Friday, July %, PHEBE MARIA wife
OF John Carver, aged 80 years, months and 10
days.
the relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, on Sunday alter
church, corner OF Broome and Ridge streets
FELL0ws.-On Thursday, July o. at st. Luke's
Hospital, ToaPKINs {. FELLOWS, aged As years.
The friends, relatives ana his brother, Jerome y.
Fellows, are respectfully invited to attend the fune
raj from his late residence. No. Grand street, this
Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock His remains
VIII be taken to Greenwood for interment.
GRAY on Friday, July 23, CAr.ARlNE GRAY, q
native OF Clinagun county Feru.anagh, Ireland,
the funeral Will take place reom the residence of
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LEhD0rdinary foreign was quiet but steady, at IS 80
MoLAfsre. The demand still light, but prices
without Shans' q. 81 me ae sales Eyer s Sssa
end (by auction y hhd-. Demerera at 4lc &c. We
GuSs sSS %sa s so ss I
zoe: orIssn. sas. sarbado:, SS 55Sc
s Sa @ 's so 1 4 !9s9s "a;
uerehanabe md 4se 4cc for singing lots The sales
'' SPOT 70 e' aai % arrive at se sa The &
rosin moderate, though the market for Az grades
Strained Sas quite ssA Il rls sss' chiefly Ssf' @ O9 f
dor pss No. g. ssd II eS &c a. DO s n2 css az
o. % We ;strainct. 50 q 80 Sol No. 2, 81 40
sasS SS Glass. M WAS q qe ~ s1a a. 81 ns
inssed quiet, hu, steady n. sac II for Job.
81 As vita anal sales at these Iises Western elaine
sales were male OF $50 bbls part il not all al &c Lard
quite steady with sales Of 80 bbis al q 81 IS for
ii 10 and blssched winter DO. 81 Is 81 Is Without
further s sales Crude sperm was quoted at u IS 81 80
81 bb!s pork Il do. beef, Is pkg.
there Sens scarcely any except for small lots and
prices were heavy closing at about SO IS for
50 Prime sss ~
S2s SO 81 10 fer prime and extra prime For future dell
NOMINAL The arrivals were l,ioo head, which we're for
sauhtrsrs Beef less sought AFTER but the few sales
for plain mes and s3 sl6 for extra do Terce bse was
still @ and prices we're yer D aSm a sSo 10 for brine
With small sss' amounting 70 about = SOs 2. sss sv
for dry sae and picked shoulders, 1910 l6c for smoked
do @ 49, for picked hams End ?S sa for Smoked
lar change IA vsus gales 70 boxes a. e for STeford and
s s ga Ao a $ Ssns 5
pa1ksg.s At lc asc for No 70 pr@ .,'. steam ~
sssy for State which was stock, but duh and heavy
for Western, which IN fair supply Cheese was in toc
adj At vas uuOtAtora
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100 1888 CROP Connecsicut oilers seoonds al lc rs
dor q crop do, 30 do, old C0nuecsicut do sh do
vans modsr.s active with sales OF ~ bales a &c.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BrRDsAIL-CoLEs.-In Brooklyn. on Wednesday,
July Il, by the Rev. Dr. Z. H.. Garfield, WILLIAM 4.
BIRDsALL TO ELEANOR O., daughter OF Leonard l..
Coles
California papers please copy.
GRUAY--MoREAU.-0n Thursday. July 81, by the
Rev. Dr. Verren, MARC II. L. GRyAY, OF the Canton
de vaud, Switzerland to MARIE CLRMEScE M0REAu,
native OF France.
KAnL-WENNBERG.-On Thursday July % at the
residence OF the officiating clergyman, Rev +. w.
Geissenhainer, Mr.. LOUIS KAHL to Miss MARY @.
WENNBERG, all OF this city.
KELLoGG-SNow.-On Thursday, July 81 at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. ]. Hy
att smith, OF Brooklyn, PETER Z. KELLOGG, OF the
latter place, to JULIA, daughter OF Dr. X. G. SNOW
OF BufialO. No cards.
RsoNs-WooDRUFF.-On Thursday, July %, at
the residence OF the BRIDES paiens, by the Rev. Dr.
Parsons OF Rondout, WILLIAM EsDRA PARSONS Jr,
to JRNi;I. AUGUSTA, daughter OF Hon. e. b. Wood
ruff, all OF this city. No cards.
WORTHLEY-SwINsEN.--O Thursday, July 90 ut
II. WYATT PETER A. WoRrHLEY TO ELIZA J. SwISs1N.
alt Of this city. No cards.
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STREET QusTArlosa
Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, July 29--s M.
BrrswAx sesly with sales Of abou, 6ODo los lots
at from Acc. to z7hc. for Western and Southern.
BUILDING MATrntsis.-kastern spruce in good sup.
ply, but with active demand the previous prces were
fully sustained The sales fully 5ouo00 feet
Blsto R22-chieHy at $50 AL. Laths active re-
quest rmcr the being lc50Uo0 at So Gu 80 Co.
chiefly 80 CO. Roscndae cement steady at $2 and
lime fair demand at full prices-vIz, p % for
~ IS for lump Bricks in active request and h
at So 50 81 for pale So 81 for hard, ~ $40 for North
river, BIC s For Croon aud $40 $50 for Philadelphia
CooPgnAeE srocK.-The narke, only moderately
S S s S bssd ha a. 3 "a sussr a q do
sss$a o. messsss d. y g sSs !; pipe Dc,
&c., s5 s5 5T sSS S u q sis d. $685. hoops II
CSsDrSs sssssdnsy S.o. ana prices were nominal
oooo. va. Of sss but firm q, ,o,sc llc gold for
OoRpAarMaoila was quiet, oui steady a. &c. 24s.
6 c With aGs s1saSs Sr
auction s s re- s
BY and S ss Dss lsI low ypnss sSsey o
semSsr and $50 " SS eT SSpSss e. @ o
c cSi iSa and January tSslsc' We quote,
ndTleriia and Asmphis and Taas
Ordinary ,................ SSs Co. ssS
Low mddins ....'.'.''.. ga Y, 3a
T",IErmRio continued quiet bu, steady at former quo
changed. We quote lilo ordinary oargoss 9tc. 40
do isec. i7c. ostrcrncs for los ls lsc.; Java
92c. Sc; SINGAPORE 2oe 22Fc. Ccycn &c. lac.
l5c sc Manila, Costa Nica and Aexican. lbc. lsc.
AS 1 was there being scarcely any
demand, the market heavy at s2 all kinds
sale OF lO0Uu LIS. lake rumorod at NE
DyFwnoba.-The market WAS quiet, but unchanged Log
still and lrm at 30, gold,
maica and S35 10 SO currency for ST. Domingo Fus,Ic
was dull teuty and prices noininally $50 $751;
gold for Cuba and Sis a 1914 do for other kinds.
FLOUR ARD GRArN.Receipts n,1ib bps -four, 1875 do.
and 200 bars meal 1V5l17 bushels whcat 49, 49, do
corn and 2G672 There state
and Western -four and pccs decidedly higher For
coad Grades OF extra State 56 rs t6 81 was
freely paid for ehipmcn,,, while some br ands
were not available below 81 California no remained
nnd nominal. Tho sales about 1900 bbs OF which
1000 1000 bbs for export (pat last EVENING" within
hc range southern our dull nomnay unchanged
The sales 400 bbis Rye nour continued 70 be freely
SOUGHT inter- AZ prices and aa'ea OF 500
Corn meal was In good request and firm and sa's
nj 900 bbIs at "a 50 for Western and "a ~ for Jersey
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ss sssSSsSS sSS5f

Excess OF receipts over expenditures, $780,
72l.7S.
OF the amount given as expended this year
S21, 935.46 has been credited to the sinking
fund, so that the actual disbursements for
three-fourths Of the presentyear have been bat
s727, 0s7.58, which is $S5, lS0.27 less than
for three-fourths Of the previous year, when
more than $500, 1000 were LEFT unpaid, and
sl52, I'll "A less than for three -fourths Of the
year preceding that. At the same ratio, the
entire expenditures of the present fiscal year
viii he t97OtN, as compared with 81 ,0si,-
200 OF the previous year, and $l,l74, 200 Of
the next preceding year.
Mr. N. further said that had II not been
for the debts len by the Democratic city ad-
mlnistration which were beaueathed as A
legacy to the Republican city administration
the corporation treasury would not now be
bankrupt. The previous administration had
not had moral courage enough 10 lay taxes
sufficient to meet the curTelt expenses, ar !
hence had involved the corporation In debt
The statements contained In the crcula
| which he held In his hand contained nothing
but falsehoOds. Those old citizens who now
! complllned OF Republican extravaganza had
not only brought the city In debt, but had
wlthal failed to provide means Of education
for the people.
He had cited these facts 10 show the as
founding effroDtery of those old citizens who
were now protesting to be- the best friends
the colored people ever had. Mr.. Newton al
the close OF his remarks presented resolu.
lions which were adopted, as follows;
ReIoIped, That We regard the Republican
party as the only political Organization In
this city favorable to justice, equality, the
rights OF labor and the progressive improve.
ment OF our Institutions, aud we therefore
pledge uniinohing fidelity to that party so
long as II shall be faithful to these principles,
deanite the seductive perluABiOnn Of pFO-
slavery Democrats 10 the garb OF "old citi.
lens," who are but evolves In sleeps cloth
ing.n
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'PrSposals.
nRoposLLs roe rnrsn nm.

or'rer Cas-, c8ss,,.4., s, 1.
sealed s s1$s Is On :. i...yy.s
Tor suppisins Net beef nom ths Biosf. from July
i, lsss. % Juns q, ls1l, Y The treops e. sg 80
fofl wadsvoIlh, q, T. two eoaprHiss. a.s54E d
FORT Ripley, MIN, ono eonpsar. rs .-aIii y u
PORT Smelling, Minn., one COMPANY Il La a >
Tho Beef "a q FOOD n,rtssahis gsantL "a
IA Kidney s.w 2 b - "a "a
Zach times AZ may be Iean,,rsa,, .x -, MA
sgreeme rent shall be cut OF at the fourth ysrtsbrsl
Joint, and thu breast trimmed dewh The ehenhs
Of fore qpsfters shai BE- cut OF from thtss y fear
inches abovs The knee Joint. and Of hind qnatte,s
from sx to eight Inches above ths rambrsi or noes
BID. may be made for furnishing the beef at any
Of or at alt the posts abose named ~.
BID. fro. am ms,s .nssify p: ssn:, ~ a e. (.
Zach bid, to ssouro considsrrtion. must contaiu
written guarantee (smilar 70 the enc REQ uirs4 By
mr. advertisement Of March o, for beef catts) fron
two respouttble parties for the Sithfai psrform-
ance II the eoutrlct, " swardeA. ~ fiW : y
The ,risht Ia reserved 70 rejset any o. IN bids
Payneat. 10 be msd. monthly % sush funds %
may Be on aenSIi ifh0ns on hand TO be made %
PIopossis must be Endorsed. slstiac,iy "Prepo-
sails for Fresh Beef. aud addyA,sd N ths ypdsr'
bfses, Lieut. COL, u.s. A .tSisf .! 9 %.f,.