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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-04

This way for your "Rembrants" tn
finest in the city are made at Brown &
Higgins.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-04

CLEANING CP.-CommiSsioner Leon
harlt is having the cutters along the un'
paved streets put in good order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-04

JUST received another lot Of those fine
Lasting Caters worth g 80 for Sc 75, al
Louis V. Blends, 107 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-04

jumper TAR SOAR" cures chapped hands
salt-rheum, ptmplos, and all cutaneous affections,
rendering the skin soft and smooth. Nanuiac.
tured by CAsWELL, HAZARD & CO.,
Sold by all Druggists. New York
mv24.N. TIL. d&w,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-04

II you have not seen the Rembrandt
photographs, call at the Partridge Gal
lery. They are ne'r, interesting and beau
tiful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-04

NOR SALE CHEAP.-5OO ACRES
4 Of Land on the B. & o. R. r.. IS miles east
Of Wheeling, in lots to suit purchaser: About
Story Frame House, will be sold separate. This
Is known a. the Clines Mil properly, and Is one
Of the 6tSt EoedtionS for Country Store on the
line Of the B. & o. X. r.
Also, Steam Circular Saw Mill and Fixtures,
Ia running order, with two yoke q oxen and
span Of horses. W. " OGE q Co.
Real Estate Agents, lOS Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-04
HENRY MOORE.
ATnNZ0T

TOR SALE.-A VERY GOOD On
Two Story Brick Dwelling House iiiH
with rooms, on Main street. FIRST Ward. ~
Also. Lot No. s., corner Market and Washing
ton street, First Ward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-04
FOR SALE.

A UCTION SALE OF REAL ES-
n TATE AND COAL FIELDS ADJACENT
TO WHEELlNG.-By virtue Of the authority
vested in uS By the will Of Phtlip, Reilly, de-
ceased, We will oaer toT sale at Public A9eHESSnI
County. in the City Of Wheeling. on
Saturday, the 18th Day Of July, 1870,
And thereafter, from time 70 time, I'LL the sale Is
4. r., The real estate Of said Philip Reilly, de-
ceased, situated adjoining and east OF Wheeling
Creek and the City Of Wheeling. The land and
extensive coal Geld underlying the sane 10 De
sold, will Be offered In paEcels AZ shown upon Inc
plat thereof made By James GilchEtst. surveyor,
1 copy Of which may be seen in the Recorder
once Of this county, and Gt the office Of Th0s.
O'BTien, Real Estate Agent, Wheeling, W. Va;
but the whole will be sold together, o. several
parcels will be sold together, as may DC found
TERxs OF SALE-onc- third Of the amount due
BY each purchaser 10 be paid In hand, and the
residue n three equal inBtAlmentS bearing Inter.
eat from the day OF sale, and payable respectively
In one, two and three years from that DAY, re-
serving the right TO each purchaser TO pay the
whole Or any greater portion OF the amount due.
The title 70 b. retained until payment In full, or
conveyance 70 be made on deferred payments be-
Ing secured by deed Of trust.
Bat purchasers Of the coal Will In addition 10
above conditions be required 10 give approved
personal security for deferred payments.
Selling 81 Trustees under said will, we under
take TO convey only such title as Is vested 10 u.s.
and a. by said Willwe have power 70 convey, but
We believe the title 10 be unqueStionablc.
r. V. WHELAE,
HENRY MOORE.
ALONZ0 LORIEG.
Trustees OF P. Reilly's Estate.
WHEELING, .June 10Th, 1870. junl6
The sale mentioned In the above advertise
nSnt 10 adjourned until
Wednesday, the 18th Day Of August Next,
At the place and at the hour mentioned In said
advertisement 1Yl4
july 18th, 1870.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-04
TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore T. Ohio Railroad O.

= =
WHEELING, June II. I'm
pAssEN GER TRAINS VIII VT
L ru1 BY The fSlloEipE schedule on ana 80, 30.
June 18Th, $50, WheelinS time: - 3'-4 Asss'
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
COURT CALeinARs-TpS DAy.

OYER AND TERarNER AND SUPREME CoUnr-Crn-
CUrT.-Part 1.-Berore Judge lngraham.-Nos. 1881
4S7 l4o5, l349 1906 1907, l407, TO5 21Io 2los lo5
1881, 1871, 1877, s73 1165, 1747. 1877, 1905 l947.
SUPREME CouRr-SPECIAL TERM.--Held by Judge
Cardozo.-Nos., demurrers, !, &, II, 81; law and
TACT, 81 SO, l07 $50. 156, l60a 1a5, $780, l96 203
2l6 228. 240. 252, 2G3, 900.
SUPREME CoUaT-CHAMBERs.-Held by Judge
Barnard.-Calendar called twelve Mo- 81, cail
203.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Part 1.--Before
Judge Monel.-Nos T2l, 500, I'LL s83 99i 1907 1lSo
49, 1885, 1247, 1871, 677 1916 1882 1851. Part 2Nos
1742 $780, ss 1924, 1885, 1868. 1864, 1870 1874 1875
1880, 1858, 1890, 1902, 1893
C0Mmoy PLEAs-TRIAL TEHM-part I-Bcforc
Jadge Daly.--NoS. 1885, 800, T0s -0a 100, 1o7, lOS,
709, TO, III, 7l2, Tl3, ia, 7l5, s1a
MARINE OoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Part l.-Before
Judge Alker.Nos 70, 162. 13s, 1879 475i, g. 10 II.
II, lS2 2l3 $40, 16f l67, 100. Part 2.Beore Judge
Gross-Nos. 1917, r. l76. 26S 3o2 325, 1885, 334 800.
IDS. 1853, l6o 40.
COURT or GENERAL SEssioSs.--Held by Recorder
Hackett. opens IL A. M.--Tbe People VS.. Thomas
Names rape; Same vs.. Michael Fitzgerald robbery;
Same vs. Peter Burke, James Parks, Martin Tierney,
Daniel Whoonahan, William Gounn, burglary; Same
w. Walter Hamilton, forgery; Samo vs. John O'Toolc
obtaining goods by false pretences SRme VS.. Peter
Reynolds, James Williams, Adelne Hoffman, Gio-
vanni Gotla, Philip Treacy, feonlous assault and
battery; Same Michael Carroll. Charles Wagner,
Noses Stckes William Ii. Lyons jeremiah Phean,
Amelia Conlin, Eugenle Edwards Garcia. John Il.
Drawbrige, Cnarles st. Clair Charles Herninger,
grand larceny; Same VS.. Edward 4. Rooney, William
IL. Summers, grand larceny; John Kinney, Michael
Kelley and Jonn Mccormick cruelty 70 aaisaaA.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
A POLISHED OFFICIAL.

Ex-Aldernnn Mcknight Under Arrest-A
Horse that WaSn't Worth Five Dollars.
Onicer Bevans OF the Broadway squad, yesterday
the Eleventh ward before Justice Scott al Jefferson
Market when tho following conversation ensued:--
Justice--What charge have you to make against
this man, oflcert
Oflcer-Reckless driving on Broadway and knock
ing down boy at the corner OF Canal street.
Justice-Is there any other compaint2
Of1cer-he was disordery IL his language
Justlce--In what waye
Onicer--he told citizen In the street 70 20 70
h-u.
Onicer-i don't Know; didn't wait TO see.
Justice ITO prisoner,ls that the KIND OF language
you gentlemen use on the east side ol town!
PIisoner-We are compelled to sometimes; q loafer
interfereu with my business ana told MIN 70 go 70
h--ll, and would tCll any man To do 80.
Jusuce-How fast was he driving, olllcery
Orlcer-At the rate OF eight miles hour I
should Judge; the Doy was XnocKed down. and,
jumping ap tried to &c, in q stage
Prlsoner-l was not driving at the rate OF three
miles an hour, when boy ran iiNo my wagon and
fell down; this officer came up and commenced
putting on airs;' told HIM TO nina his business
that knew how 10 drive horses ana had driven
them long before ne ever saw new York.
Justce-I believe your statement TO be correct,
Alderman, as l never saw you with y horse that
could travel over three miles an hour. You can buy
better horses than you drive AZ the auction ANY
day for iive dollars scce. Have ysu any witnesses
with yoai
rrisoner--Yes sir; my clerk, MIR. Ferguson, was
with lne.
Jus;icc-stcp up, Mr.. Ferguson, and tell what you
know OF 1t.
Tho witness substantiated the statements made by
Mcknight, and Justice scott, administering u sharp
reprimand TO tue prisoner. discharged siu IRON
CUSTODY.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
United STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Mortgage Against a Condemned Vessel.
Before Judge Benedict.
Ell q. C0rfnne ct al. cs. The Steamboat Gzdd(ntor
THIS was an action for the recovery OF wages, and
decree having been rendered in favor ol ibellants
for $3.50 the vessel sold by the United States
Marshal at $4,000. Subsequently however. John
Bodfsh presented petition TO the court setting
iorth that he held mortgage executed upon the
steamboat 10y Charles ii. Franklin, yr. ia BANKRUPTCY
and asking that the balance Of the amount accrung
from the sale Of she vessel be applied towards the
payment OF the mortgage.
In connection with TINS, Judge Benedict has Just
made the following order:-
The petition Of John Bodfsh having 10
Court from which that the said petitioner is
holder OF mortgage executed upon The Glad
ator by Charles H. Franklin J praying the funds
In court credited TO the above be appcd
toward the payment OF said morgsgo
that tho said Charles II. Franklin, hss
duly declared bankrupt according 70 the provisions OF to
Bankrupt act 1t ia ordered that all upon
OF aad Charles IL. Franklin, Jr, bankrupt
Steamboat Licenses.
At the request OF the Collector Of Customs Assts.
tant District Attorney Alien yesterday filed libels
against the steamboats, +. sige, Ella May and NJ g.
Aeson for rhe recovery or penalties incurred by sho
owners By the reason OF their failing to surrender
their licenses at the time or the expiration OF the
same in September last.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
THE MORMON WOMEN AID POL YGAaY.

To TEE EDITOR or THE HgRALD:--
Mormon woman says in council mat she esbst,.
tuition guarantees 10 ali ctizehs 'thc right 70 wor
snip God according TO the dictates or their own con-
science.n What burlesque The existence OF
polygamy as q religious instituuoni Supp ose q
religion should be adopted that demanded human
sacrifices. Would We tolerate lts Any tenets OF n
religion eneroaching upon the rights OF Others
should be intolerant II q man has more than ono
wife he takes tnat which belongs TO another. Our
Creator originally mado one Adam and one Eve
and tho births since average the same. As rule
these women all wish to be the wives of a few
wealthy ones, leaving the poor men out In the cold.
Therefore they not In favor OF rights OF man
Neither is il natural 10 suppose that these women
are true the twentieth share OF husband though
they may mike HIM believe IT, that their children
can claim father. This order OF things would
result In the form alton OF harems each owner with
lock and key thereto. Yet this would be no pro-
lection, false Keys could 90 substituted In these
days or burgarious designs. United States laws
should be enacted 70 govern marriages and Divorces
and these IN accordance with Christian aws II we
profess be Christian nation The future welfare
and stability OF our family relationships depend
upon IL. The tolerance OF free divorces and poly
gamy will make our country Q great brothci house.
and the civilized world might well point " a. q
monument Of the incompatibility 0f liberty aud
Christianity. Since the sms OF the day nave over
shadowed US IT seems as though the Lord was about
TO write .Ichabod" upon the face Of the nation
But from these isuS which are the crafts and
assaults Of the 0evi, "Qood Lord deliver us.n
SARAH 6lN0LRr0N.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Justsce Downing Pistol siioottnu--f.ogtas'
Dive--sixfh Ward Police ON Their Tr.nl.-
..The Whistlinx Thief" Of n Private Dosec-
tive.
Before Judges Dowling and BIxhy.
THE PISTOL AGAIN.
Dennis Brady was charged with pointing pistol
and attempting TO shoot Daniel O'Connell, who
keeps an oyster saloon corner Of Chatham ana Pearl
streets. Brady went into the saloon on Sunday
morning, about haf.past ten O'Clock, with friend,
and had something to drink. Some truable arose
out OF a dispute, and Brady pointed loaded pistol
at O'Connel and threatened to shoot hna. The PTS
tol was not capped, and was ultimately taken from
Brady. On examination It was found to be O six
shooter, and five OF the barrels were loaded.
Judge Downing, IN passing sentence, said that this
kind Of pistol outrage was getting very much too
common throughout the city. No newspaper could
be taken up any morning without seeing an account
present year there had been no less than 1ve muir
ders or attempts OF murder IN the city and county
iur every day this year. The Court was, therefore,
determined TO do all 1t could to prevent this kind OF
thing and should sentence him to the Penltentiary
for SIX months.
LoFrus' LEONARD STREET DIVE
Andrew Larkins and John Lotus pleaded guilty to
keeping q disorderly house ut No. 1913 Leonard
street. This house was visited about O'Clock on
Sunday morning by Captain Jourdan, and twenty
one people OF botn sexes found In mlserably small
apartment, drinking ana sleeping there. The ma
joriiy Of the men were colored men.
Judge Bowling said tnat as Larxns was known
to be hard working man sentence would be sus-
pended upon him. but Lotus, who was well known
bad character would be sent to the Penitentary for
six months.
SIXTH WARD roMcH AND CENTRE STREET BASE.
MENTS.
John Nevins, Kate Patterson and Ellen Nevins
were charged with assault and battery upon oflcer
McIntee, OF the sixth precinct on Saturday night.
Nevlns keeps basement saloon ar 20 Centre
street, and McIntee said that he was called there
TO separate Nevns and Patterson, who were nqhtiug
went MI mo
round him and cut him on the head with two pewter
mugs. Nevins also struck him and he hit Ncyins with
the club TO protect himself. In crosse Examination
By Mr.. Howe Mclntee said that he knew the
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
TIE cad DlG1ef PREACHER.

To rNE EDITop OF THE HERALD
Prompted by curiosity TO SEQ and near fsc m self
the notorious George +. Train, came down to Tam
many last Sunday evening and remained full hour.
Every few minutes expected him TO take ono OF
the thousand subecta he introduced and speak on
1t; but, alasi was disappointed. and positively /
could come TO no other conclusion than thai was
listening 10 the ravings Of some desperate lupatc.
left in disgust, and really consider duty TO the
public (as presume most OF the persons present were
there ~for the nrSt timeD to give my opinion thar c.
I. i. Is the greatest fraud and humbug have yet
heard or seen for forty and woula advise re-
spectacle and comm0n-sense people not TO DO
cheated out OF their time money on such crazy
imposture. He talks OF being leader for the Irisn
people Why, he Is not capable OF leading pair OF
donkeys 20 the Harlem depot
DENIS DONoHgE.
NEg YoRg, Feb. Z, 1870
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
sp1aI IN THE WEST.
Exciting Race Between a Drove Of Elk a.d
railroad Train.
fFrom the Sion

tFrom the Sioux City Times Feb. 81
Inc passengers on the morning train leaving this
CITY Tor Cherokee on the Iowa Falls aud sioux City
halroad were not only spectators but participants
In one OF the most exciting races that has come
within the range OF our experience.
On last Saturday morning. when between Lemars
ana cherokee. the train III rounding u curve thul,-
defcd down on drove Of fourteen large full grown
elk, which were quietly browsing the open prairie
about MY yards west Of the track. Startled thus
suddenly IRON their qulctude they immediately
started OH on ull run, no doubt expecting 10 DIS
tanes the frightfui and fiery monster that mad 80
suddenly broken IN upon them wnlie they were
eating their morning meal Forward dashed
the elk, wne closely following In their wake came
the merry locomotive aud attendant cars. Every per-
son on board the train Immediately rushed TO she
windows aud the platforms ana became excited par.
ucipanw In the race. At nrss The elk gained on the
train, but engineer Prescott NOT wishing 70 hs
muscle distance steam, let on . little more OF the
latter, and the engine again commenced 10 gain.
occasionally the elk would sheer toward the track
win the seeming intention OF crossing 1t; but
"toot' from tho locomotives whistle would deter
them from their purpose. Tue race continued Tor
about six miles over the level prairie. me tram
coming 10 down grade gained rapidly on tho
aurigntcd elk. BeconinG satisfied tnat further
attempts TO distance their ncver-tring pursuer
would be useless. they shecred on into the open
prairie, altar having Kept tes lcsd for upward e
aiA nueA
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
sspaeMs C0yaT-SpeClAl TEsa

The National Steamship Company In Court
Change of Corporate Name Under English
Stntures.
Before Judge Cardozo.
Niuer rs. TIE National Steamship Cenpasy-
This case came up on motion for receiver. The
plaintiff claims that this defendant is IDENTICAL with
the judgment debtor In an action In the Superior
Court against the National Steam Navigation Com
pany that it is under the control and has as
sets OF the old company, including several steam
SHIPS The defendant asseMs that 1t IS an entirely
new corporation and that Its predecessor has paid
oil its debts. 1t appears that the corporate change
was eiiected In England in 1867, and that
this defendant should have been sued the original
action in 1868 instead OF the Judgment debtor. On
The other hand 1t WAS urged that the whole matter
res judlcata, the time for appealing having
pired, and the only remaining question is whether
this defendant Is the trustee or any property or
National Steam Navigation Company. The affdavits
deny the existence OIL any assets OF the old company
this jurisdiction and allege that Ihey bought and
paid for the steamships
Edward l.. Andrews for the motion; Edwin W.
Stoughton opposed.
The Court took the papers,
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
SUPREME cQuaI-cHAMRFRS.

Tho Eric Railroad Litignti0n-An Attorney
Overhanlcd for mn Alleged Breach Of Con.
adence-Judicial Structures Properly Dk-
rectcd.
Before Judge Barnard.
Bush us. Ramsey ct aL-This case came up yes
terday on motion to continue the Injunction on
Messrs. Ramsey ana Eaton, and to have the former
punished for contempt Of court The matter was
adjourned for q week.
Judge Barnard has rendered his decision m the
case Of the Erie Railroad Company vs Joseph H.
Ramsey ct AL, as follows:-The contempt alleged in
this case Is disobedence to injunction restraining
the plantr ramsey from proceeding with this SUIT
1t Is manifest that the plantl has not proceeded
the SUIT without the Intention and assistance or
counsel, and the Court VIII inquire what officer, II
as ANY d1y s ana oatea aad n 10 1ar
cations to advise or assist the disobedience
alleged. lhe Court VIII therefore order reference
to ascertaln whether any oflcer OF this court has
participated In The proceedings alleged to he con-
temptuous. and So to inform the Court Of the fact
to pass without comment. II appears upon the pa
pers before THAI Mr. d. B. Eaton was ut the com
mencement OF ths action OF the attorneys for
plalntl that ne was formerly the general attorney
and counsel for the defendant, the Erie Railroad
Company, ana n Mr.. Eaton drafted the complaint in
this action, as have reason to believe, one
can doubt for moment that he acquired his !ntl-
mate knowledge OF the secret history OF the Erie
Railroad Company, the proceedings OF private meet
ngs OF the Board OF Directors In former years. ard
OF It's various negotiations and Transactions while he
was counsel for that panv. and the Court knows
no more hagrant nor od.ons violation OF profes.
sional confidence than for attorney who has been
dismissed by his client to use his knowledge or that
clients affairs, acquired his counsel bringing
an action for . stranger against his former Client
An attorney Will be restrained by inluncuon from
communicating TO party who IS suing former
client knowledge or matters OF evidence which nave
come to MIN in his employment for such Client ana
o party VIII be restrained from using IN his
tion or otherwise any documents matters OF eyi-
dence winch the attorney had SO obtained. uewis
and smith, L.; McNaugnton and Gordon, 417.) On
the same principle the Court VIII. upon its own
ton, ascertain II attorney OF this has been
guilty OF such breach OF trust and II go Will disbar
him. An order OF reference should. therefore, be
made to ascertain the facts.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
Supsalo2 CluaT-SprC!AL TERM.
Alleged Fraud and Conspiracy.
refpra luhnn Cnnprav

Before Judge Spencer.
Vdn Soura and another Us. Samuel c. Barr
This case came mp on motion to vacate an order OF
arrest saued on the aidavls OF the plaintiffs, charg
Ing them with defraud.ny the nrIn OF Van Saun j.
Wheeler In mercantile TRANSACTION committed to
his hands. Mr.. Barr occupied desk room Oh his own
account IN plaintiffs Office and denies In toto the
allegations contained In the affidavit OF the plain
tiifs He also presents anidavits making counter
charges against Van Saun Il Wheeler, and thereby
hangs q tale that Will be more 1uy developed one or
these Cays-in fact. as Mr.. Barr threatens. before
Messrs. Van Saun Wheeler permitted TO draw
a veil over the threatened d6nOnenaent An able
and eloquent argument was made to the court by
Judge Curtis to yacate the motion for arrest after
Which the further hearing OF argument was al
journed to Monday next Judge Curtis and MIR
Wlllaln 4. SLepnena appeared for the defendant
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
COURT OF sessloss

Car Conductor shoots Passenger IN soh
Defence.
Before Judge Troy and Justices voorhees, and John
Charles $. Dorian, the conductor Of 0recnpoint
car was placed on trial yesterday for shooting one
Bernard Murphy on the night OF November 2 last II
appeared that the complaining witness ana friend
named cullen got on the front platform OF the de-
Ienaants car near North Second street. Murphy
paio CuHen's fare and told the conductor that he
nlmsell intended to take the first coming In sho
opp0sc direction for the purpose OF returning but he
tailed 70 90 THIS, whcreupon Dorian attempted to
eject MIN. light ensued. and Murphy and Cullen
were 10 tne act OF beating the conductor when the
later drew pistol ana shot Murphy, as before
stated. Dorian Claimed that he had acted merely IN
sel-deehce, ana the Jury, taking this. view OF the
case, acquitted him without leaving their seats.
Waving Examinations.
Judge Troy has announced that he win no longer
accept BAH IN cases where the parties accused have
waived examination before justice OF the peace or
the Police Justice OF the city.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.


More Wholesale Liquor Dealers In Trouble.
Before Judge Benedict
Assistant District Attorney Alien yesterday com
menced suits against the following additional whole
sale liquor dealers to recover, in each case pen
atty OF $500, incurred by defendants b5 reason OF
tkeIr failing TO have proper signs wholesale deal
Crs over their respective places OF business.:-
Michael Bennett, No. 1871 Fatbnsn avenue; Peter
Behrens, corner OF Atlantic and Brooklyn avenues;
John Farrell, No. 10 Water street; Ferdinand Keller
corner OF First and North First Streets James Long
man, corner OF Broadw way and Twelfth street, and
Alexander Nipple, NO 35 Commerce street.
The processes have been served by tho Marshal.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
SUPREME C0URT-SpeClAL TERM
Decisions, &c.
BEFORE judge Gilbert.

WNNdfn g. Alderman U.s. Martha q. UoM and
Others Referees report shows $3.2sI as amour.
confirmed.
Charles B. Hart rs Edmund D. Snato ana Others
$547 As.
Same cs. Kd,'vA. Car7'ou ana Othes-Referee's
report, giving. Judgment for $2,442 tS, confirmed.
~ ue Mater O opening Second Street RON
Eighth Avenue to Fourth Avenue aud Vernon,
Place, rom Fulton Aue..us 10 Macon Street. ana or
Avenue, and Of First Street J,'o,n THIRD Avenue %
G0,cdnus Canal, ana OF Cedar Street on, Bush,rfct
AuenLe 10 Central Avenue, ana or Front Street De.
t,0een smith Street TO Kin0sland Avenue ana OF
Xdcdou0d Street rom F,liton TO Bro0dtodv ana or
TtDenv.Ulh Street IRON, T7sird to EaTn Avenues
Proofs Of publication were read and also reports Of