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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
COMMON PLRAs-sPEcIAL TERN.

Before Judqe Van Brunt.-George w. B0rth
and Yrs Vdnder0Ori agt. Nelson Ch0se-Ihls case ccs
M ON a motion for An injunction restraining deredihs
from dlsposing OF the property wlled 10 hu ana 't
Receiver 10 take possession Of It pending the acon 70 @
aside the will The plaintiff, Geo W Bowel cAAs 10
ba an illeCtimate son Of Madam Jumel, and tue CON-
paiut Is sworn 10 by Mrs NandeyOort lNh0 cam, ~ 20
a daughter OF Maria Jones, sister OF Madam JuD, ~
makes affidavit n to BOWrn's relationship 20 Ai.'
Jume The defendant denies the truth " the
and claims that as Mrs. NandevOVtt ., ten year !o.-
than Mr. Bowen, her assertions a. 90 MS bH1 ", ~
he,rsay and that she told two years ago az 'h'., y
dfereit story as to her descent lie also ciAl' ,'1
Bowen had an opportunity 10 prove ms CLAIMS 49,
IN the Will suit but in his own three suli' W Nu''
months OF waiting he had declined 70 IVY Is a..
Court denied the motion, with costs ~ aDlae t'r.t
monds and Field for plaintiffs Leader huA''' ''' w.
PENDANT. -, cJ-..,..
Before Judge Van BrUnt.-Atbert Syre'ts
act Jarrett 4 PdiUer-The plaintiff brings sun i'i -
OF contract, the defendants hAyiuE chKaseu n M I.
Illusion magic tricks etc. for period OF sA tl',
TO receive 500 a week for his services lie3 g.',t
him before the expiration OF that tine, ahu ns
suit in the Marine Court for one week saat! ~.
recovered and then brought an action J. "a - al,
for the remainder OF the sala y claimed 10 ue VI
No answer was put in. and default . tdAru s. I..
cution issued. The defendants now appy " w
Judgment on the ground that the couplalLt va -
on Mr.. Jarrett. when It should have been stt'eau
partner. who has charge OF tine depar tmeit ol Vs
concerned Afidavlts submitted 10 show "a. ~
yester obtained engagement while oul Oh tA-" 49,.
ployment and could easily have obtained otlrI IN'
court granted the motion on payment OF sheTh sizes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
THE PERFUMERY FRAUDS.

Some odoriferous Bohemans, who daily con-
tribute their illusions to sensational papers. have at
tempted 10 defend certain perumey importers who have
been defaudng the revenue, and at the time to
denounce the trustworthy officials who detected them
Recently Supervisor butcher received a communication
from a prominent Revenue official In Philadelphia, in
forming him that certain importers OF pcrfumery in
New-York we're selling large quantities of goods from
broken packages In such the law directs
importer shall place stamps every bottle which was
not done in the cases reported. Supervisor Catcher
tailed OF his most efficient officers Investigate the
matter majority OF the houses engaged In the business
were visited and Quantities Of pernery bought and
each instance the bottles had stamps was there
request made OF the bsyer to furnish any Tho facts
reported " Collectors Bailey and Peaonton and
they furnished the adavits 10 the IT, g. District Ator
ney, with request that tho parties complained Of be-
prosecuted. When 1t Ia known that there Is $40
worth OF perumery imported every year. all OF which
comes To this port, and dollars worth OF which
should four per cent when retailed. IL will be seen
that the Government may be defrauded out OF
hundred thousand dollars. The parties detected will
rather than be exposed Others have done before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
N. ROCHEFORT ON HIS ARREST.

M. RochefOrt meets the announcement that
the Government intends TO put him prison by the
Gle In the M0TseitLdiSe
must really believe that | was sentenced few
days ago six months Imprisonment. In point OF fact
did read the papers that three elderly gentle
gged up IN black petcOats mumbled TO each other
q few words about me, but having other things to think
Of took heed of their twadde. have received
from the p1rQuet letter, signed by some kind Of sub
sttutc OF the public prosecutor, whose 1 cannot
read These sort Of people ashamed Of their trade
that they don't like to write their legibly NJ
Olivier by the fundamentally Of this clerk, invites"
to surrender myself prisoner this day, Feb.
NJ OivIer's " invitations" transcend all permissible
pudence l really don't why he should not far
afraid, NJ Olivier. We hear that you are very anxious
to have good society In your drawDgroo dare say
you suppose l going TO put "a white chOker and
lavender KID gloves 10 present myself To tile taller OF ST.
Peagie, saying that have accepted your kind invita-
ton But you mistaken. II l were 10 accept this
invitation oi yours, IL would be Thoughts next that
would not mind going TO Compegne FOntaine-
bleau, and cannot for moment suffer the
possibility OF such misunderstanding. Moreover
II I far 20 depart from my habits as TO
journals would at once that making adv
you No; let at least two Of your men-at Dc at
the trouble OF coming 10 seize by the collar 10 will
be a wholesome example let the solemn scquitta Of
Prince Pierre BOnaparte be preceded by tho public
arrest OF Of those whom lac intended
especially when IL Is remembered that your prisoner
representative Of the people whose arrest therefore,
must have charming smack OF Dec. q In
Of your recent theatrical speeches said: If you
provoke will show that arc force" / do
provoke YOU and display force Many political
that the prompt execution Of the against
is owing 10 my speech about the two soldiers,
and that II had behaved Ike good boy shonld have
been let alone Your assembly trained 10 say bravo"
Just learned seals say papa would have looked
over my crimes II had presumed criticise the
treatnent OF the two Innocent soldiers 1t 10 cOinci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
TIE CITY GOGERNMENT.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN-TIIE HON. WILLIAM H.
sEwARD-CONTROLLER' WARRANTS PAY
ING STREETS.
At the meeting of the Board of Aldermen
yesterday the following preamble and resolution were
adopted:
Hher,as The William Seward will shortly in tbs city.
after rif1cied absence from Us us,e STATE aug 81,
phl,el Il proper mat assIs.g Tribute noae pc pa ~ 5s
sored Council tender him the hopaies Of
The city aud that Committee Of I've eToe ron eafn 'ah 81 .s
t,S s,r,s5PlD,pt. 10 e-ad bin public reception At the
Academy Of Music, such other place they select
The President then announced as such Committee AL
dermen Miller Welsh, Moore, Woltman, and Creglar
Resolutions adopted. authorizing the Controller
TO draw his in favor Of Michael Snyder for $500
for loss OF horse at Pier No %, N r. for $3.50 TO An
drew Fox for like purpose and for 5000 for the Bond
brandt Peale esize portrait of Gen Washington, now
The Mayor vetoed the resolutions to pave certain
streets with the STOW Pavement" and the
honrd of m% Fsths w TtSa the Belgian y paye
ment. aud to authorize the Croton Board to adyer-
ment" parts OF Eighyffth, Onehundred and eleventh.
ouehundred and-foureenth and Twenty -fourh sS and
pave with the Robbins Pavement" part OF Flrstaye
Ii then ordered that the Second Clerk in the Bureau
OF Street Improvements be paid $500 year. and the
as paid to the Fourth Clerk. Business closed by
appointing The IRISH Tribune Corporation newspaper
and receiving veto from she Mayor Of the resolution
authorizing the erection OF starters box" at the
southerly end OF the Park
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
The Board of Assistant Aldermen was also
in yesterday and concurred with the Board Of
Aldermen in doing honor to the Hon. William H. Seward
The following the names OF the members who will
cooperate with the,C Of the Board OF Aldermen
Messrs. Hill, Rogers, Robinson Healey and Calvin.
resolution adopted 20 give Mr.. Michael Donohue
5000 for Injuries received because OF defective
walk at the OF Laurens and Broomests, and To
give $4,000 to the Dspensar for Diseases OF the Throat
and Chest" and 81 900 year hereafter.
Resolutions adopted also to pave parts OF the fol-
lowing streets with Belgian pavement Deancey-st,
streets north OF Fifty ninth and east OF FIfthaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
BROOKLYN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Mayor KalbfeiSch sent in a communication,
yesterday vetong the resolution Of tho Board approp.
ang $3.50 defray the expenses OF Committee OF tho
Board appointed go Albany the city charter bust
ness also approprang so for blanks for the office OF
Superintendent OF Buildings. lengthy communication
WAS received Street Commissioner Furey, In reply
10 certain charges made by Alderman Whiting al INC
previous meeting In regard TO the purchase OF ana price
paid gas lamp posts 1859 The Street
asserted that the charges made BY Alderman "htlhg
that had been paid for gas posts 1902 IN excess
OF the contract prices false and ho accused the Al
derman OF actag from personal III feeling IN the matter
Alderman Whiting replied 10 the document ana man
tanned the correctness o his sttements Tho conmuni-
cation referred 10 the Assessment committee Tor n
vestgatiOn. Alderman TbG<pe offered the Ioho"ins'
which adopted: -. l.
soIred That the Boar, respectfully IelSss' our ~
the Legislature have the creating the oh' OF
budng repealed and the duties OF said ohee Se'' VIC rue
mshoners OF Brooklyn 49, , -
Resorsd cers b reQues, copy Of 'he above
resolution members from te t'u4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
A LANDLORD CHARGED WITH INIIUMANTTY.

Coroner Jones yesterday morning held an
inquest upon the bodies OF stubborn twins. children
James and Caroline Clayton who reside Marionst
near Patchenave.. Brooklyn. The following is a sum
mary OF the testimony given before the Coroner:
About y O'Clock last Wednesday morning Christian Winfield pro-
ceeed 10 the house Marion him
Cton carpenter from Shom he demanded due
81 ~ Tor the u Mr CLAYTON
and vas out Of employment but would The debt when he sok
sbed then became and conds himself
n.T whernpon MI Clayton len he hous. Meanwhile
Mrs CLAYTON. middle aged Of delicate physical
organiIaiobl was prssant, aud in state pregnancy
sufficiently Tar advanced TO require econnt attendance midwife
anticipation Of maturity Upon the crit Of the husband landlord
declared With an oath that be Nos
Away the stove that evening The and threats Nne
fnghtensbMrs Clayton labor
pains and that nigtt delivered stu born
This evidence was given by Mr. and Mrs Clayton and
the midwife aud the jury returned "a verdict In conso-
nance, whereupon Coroner Jones cliaracterzing the
action OF Winfield grossly nhunan outrage hedhin
TO bail IN the sum OF $780, TO await the action Of the Grand
Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
PROTEST OF THE EDITORS OF THE MAR
SEILIAISE.

On Feb. :, the remaining editors of tho Mar
selGiSe signed the following protest:
Yesterday evening Henri ROchefort, deputy OF the
First CrcumscT1phOn was arrested by the police under
the orders OF M. Emile Olivier, at the he was
about TO the hall OF the MdrsdHdse hired by him
TO meet his electors. He arrested in the midst
them, faithful 10 the last 10 his mandate Never did
sangumary aOnt fall upon the cheek Of people 1t
Is the III OF December recommended but this time
junction with the Of the Rue de POlteTs. The
only strikes the democracy, which alone remains
the breach The democracy in 1851 party. in 1910
II is the whole nation Ii is than insult il is
prOvOcaton Colleagues friends corehgOnsts Roche
fort, shall continue TO aOft the flag which he
held. and which lie will rejon, unless be snatched
from our hands. This flag Is the flag of democratic
socialism, Of reconciliation inpldcdbl. 10 is the flag
DeOpe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
tostabe-it could not be more sO-tban that of Lon

testabe-it could not be more so-tban that of Lon
don in February
much greater calamity TO the public than the i'll
ness of Lord Cairns is the illness of Mr. Bright. He
Is overworked, and his physicians order rest lie
never was one of those men who take the RESPONSE
bilities of public life easily. The discussions and
anxieties of the Irish question: with which he is
peculiarly connected have told heavily on his robust
strength and if he is to take part in the debates
which will occur later the Land Bill he must rest
meantime. But l learn on inquiry that he is not
gone either TO Scotland or TO Roehdae as the papers
report but is still at his town residence though alb
sent for the day and am assured that he is con-
siderably better. Alarming paragraphs continue to
wake their appearance, speaking of cerebral and
other symptoms such as manifested themselves in
his very serious illness some fourteen years ago.
2hese. hope, are exaggeratiOns. G. W. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcrAL TERN

Before Mr. Justice SpeRcer.-Um. H. Bald
,ci,t md Sarah EhzGbefh Williams agt Et-g Jane I1f
rin otherwise oaiei Eii-abeh Eqsier. otherwise cansd
Ehzn June Park, and Luke OUens and Eizd JdSe h's
trifs-This is an action brought TO o add
upward. which paid by the Controller Oh th tb 10
the defendant Baldwin who claimed 70 be the owner 81
land on Eighy-tbird-st. and the BOominRdale Road,
which land was taken and apprised by she Commission
money as heirs and children OF Jacob J.. bad"ln' dc-
ceased who married their mother several years ago "a
New Jersey They also claim that the father dbrfrd
his wife and cohaDited with the defendant, LlAJ Ap
win and that the mother obtained divorce ~ the 'oft
of Chancery Of thls state against their father on TIE
ground OF adultery with the defendant BALDWIN.
The defendant claims that IN December, l-3' tht n
ceased represented himself 10 her As DacheOi' hhi
that they were thereupOn married ana HNrd
together for several years man and Wife That IN ~
she gave him 500 TO purchase the lana reIetttu '" N
her aud take deed in her name, instead OF Nch ne
frauduentiy took the title in his own name ana hat ne
did not discover until the deed returned im me
Registers Office That he promised from time 70 TINE 70
convey the land 10 her. but neglected 10 90 80 ad ia
She had loaned money 10 him 10 the amount 81 H." ne
executing "a mortgage TO her. by the advice OF Beg t"ih
sell in her maiden name, Eliza Jane PARKS luu,r uH
advice she had the mortgage assigned 10 one hfhiy
Jugeus, who commenced suit m the supreme ,""il
against Eliza j. Baldwin and Eliza j. owens itheh 300
win 10 foreclsse that mortgage decree wa. granite
aud she bought the property receiving deed lrom "s
sheriff and holding the properly until the award "'
s2l0OO made. She afterWard purchased proIsty ~
One.huudrpd aud-t wenty eighthst corner OF fO"i
ave with OF the money, which Il admitted to ue
true IL is further claimed by the plalnuHs us au'
Sl 900 of the money awarded by the Bouleyard I"hh-
siouers was used m building house on lOt oNn't -
Mrs BALDWIN in One-hundred and-twenty seEthli -
the deed OF which she took IN the name oil bIlu u
Eazler, and subsequently conveyedn TO her u4uS'''
Mrs. owens. -.
owens and wife deny that any part Of the moneys we're
used i'm erecting the building A. aud NJ . lLVApsVa
for plaintiffs; L. ByTne for defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRAL TERu-PARrH

Before Mr.. Justice JoRes.-,JOsepk s. Pricsiaet.
The Hudson Rrer RatlrQdd Co. This ease. wh,h o u
ia The Court and Jury for two days last week resulting
IN verdict for plaintiff FOR 5000 for injuries received -
th hands OF defendants employees, by reason Of the ps
"a "tsrn, uuon the ears Of defendant without having
,,rcbased tcket came up again yesterday morning ct!
p" mofon 10 set aside said verdict on The minutes ~
o. In upou the ground OF exception taken. ana thai
The verdict was against the weight OF EVIDENCE an Ih
the damages were excessive" The Jadse deHicd ~
,notinn ana ON motion OF plaintiffs attorney. ordcfrc
anotiou' 10 the piautiff OF s5 QuackcuOO
ana Shaw for plamtiff r LOOMS for defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
ESCAPE OF A MIpTINEEp

Edwin G. Morton, second mate of the schooner
Edwin. assaulted with knife. on the sth Of Jam.
airy, and severely wounded In the neck and face by
sailor named Peter Craven, who TO this port for
trial In the schooner by the T. s. Consul at Para
Brazil; but the arrival OF the Edwin at Quarantine
Craven allowed by cure
TO make bs escape aud has not yet been captured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
PIDGEON SHOOTING,

The grand championship match at 100 birds
EACH for 81 200 SIDE between Ira A. Paine Of NewIork
and Edward Tinker OF Providence, which was 10
have taken place to-day, Mt the Union Course,
Long Island. has been declared of. The cause Of
this failure shoot Is that Mr. Parks who was no tho
time Of making the match mutually chosen referee has
declined persistenty 10 act In lieu OF the match how
several prominent marksmen will meet at the same
course to-day and engage IN asWecpsakc macu, the EN-
trance feo to which 500 Upward OF 400 binds have
been secured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22

rice Iedwith John kerngan Was committed for ha' ihs
hncisrnusly entered The dwelling or Clement El 40 No.
93 Forsy St Eli discovered the burglar ana
Ia SEIZE him but in the struggle herrlgan hit on "n 81
Tlps nnr.rs August Lutk was committed Tor tFlA OF
having robbed the piano factory IT NO ~ west sSNeu
teentll.st on sunday night Of 500 worth Oh too.',..
once of the Avenue Railroad Company, was sIi''tu
upon a warrant charging him Win oteaAns ,u'o so so
COmpany's office on SUNDAY n.e"', - def,,trI ma
teal Al 800 which was the safe lie was %
tho act II is charged but succeeded III ,s'apee ~ y.
time Montgomery denied the ehaEse' anu was " "
await an Investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
CRIMINAL


On Sunday evening, George MesSelsclunu
Jacnh Rein George Gunder and John lAgaIylh en-
pioyGs i'm brewery burst into tile lager beer sa,'n ~
1ohn Zeinther az No 922 Thudaye, ana NttnoN, 80
reason brutally assaulted John Laupp hhS 90 In
severely about the head and face. aud luiArso" ~
iniuries that ms life is considered in danger ~
ans we're brought before Justice BlNby, &C the h'Af
Police Cont Yesterday, and held 10 await the rsI' VI
4 auDn's luiuriee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
COIrRT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
1,',',,sy I'm SrPKE4g NOUGT, OlKCUlr-FaAr L

OlsR AND IkAAiNAh AND S''
NJ Circuit calendar - So, Tn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22

BOARD OF ALDERMEN-TIIE HON. WILLIAM II.
sEwARD-CONTROLLER' WARRANTS PAY
INC STREETS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-27

Luxuries of Moa.rn Trave1

Luxuvies of Mod. rn Travel
The question which to day most forcibly
presents itself to the prospective Traveller is
not By what line can earliest reach my
destination?'' Qor running parallel with each
other, the competing lines make the same
average time between their Western and
Eastern termini), but By which route can
travel with the grestest degree of comfort and
OF freedom from those annoyances hitherto
considered inseparable from journey OF
thousand miles or more 2" I
The inquiry is easily answered. Seated in
one of the spacious and luxuriously finished
Drawing room coaches peculiar to the broad
gnage Erie Railway, running without change
from Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dunklrk, Buffalo
and Rochester to New York the traveller finds
| lacking none of the comforts and convent
ences of his own bone. Roomy seats, neat
Washing and Dressing rooms, parlors we'll
| ventilated and cool in summer, warmed by
steam in winter. and illumined by gas when
night comes. attentive servants, and view
| of the grandest of American scenery, all com.
bine to transform the formerly slow and te-
| dious journey into an enhancing panorama,
| the termination of which comes only too
| quickly to the beholder. At the Company's
hotels along the line, the traveller alights to
refresh the inner man-eating breakfass in
| Ohio, dinner in Pennsylvania, supper in New
| same regularity as if at his own hotel or resi-.
dence at home. $40
| Sleeping coaches, we'll lit and ventilated,
and with clean, roomy BEDS and all the con-
veniences of the boudoir are attached to each
of the three daily Express trains, guarantee
! ing the traveller, delighted with the novelties
| of the daylight, nights rest as untroub'ed
as if in his own bed at home.
| Prompt arrivals are made at all connecting
points, and passengers on arriving in New
| York are delivered either down town in the
business center of the city, or up town in the
| immediate Vicinity Of the leading hotels and
the New York and New Haven Railroad
Tickets via this popular route can be pur-
chased at all Principal Ticket Offices through
out the country.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-27

On motion of Aid Glover due and per
sonal service of copies of the summons
and complaint in the case Of Lewis
Knapp et.al. against Levi Grant and
each member of this board, was ad-
mitted unanimously, and said papers
placed in the hands ofthe City Treasurer.
4 On motion of. Aid. Glover the City at
torney was directed to defend the above
named suit, and to attend to the interest
Of the City in all pending suits, and con
suit and advise with Messrs. Gary III the
conduct of those under their charge,
On motion of Aid. Glover 500, were
approptiatedjto Webster Lowell for SER
vicea as City attorneys.
Aid. Quigley moved that $500 per
week be allowed II oye and wife, and
So 90 worth of wood. Aid Glover moved
that the matter be referred to the com.
on Daupcr affairs with power to act.
Ayes and Noes on the amendment. Ayes,
Glover, Simmons, and Halliday. Noes,
McDermott, English, Quigley and Schof-
fen. Lost. Ayes and Noes on the origi-
nal question. sq
Ayes, McDermott, English, Quigley
and schofen. Noes, Glover, Simmons,
Halliday The Mayor declared the mo,
tiol carried.
Aid Glover protested against the de-
cisiou of the Mayor on account that it re-
quires eight woes to make an approrr'a-
tor
The following persons were recon-
neoded by and appo;nted as officers Of
lie Fire Department,
John E. Bailey as Chief Engiueef,
George Ypie IS 1st. asst.
It. Zahnen as I'd 4"
John L. Yr'e as Sd +"
F1Rs WARDENs.-Dayid Crosit, Isl
yard !; Peer Becker, I'd ward, j. q. Bud
5.e Sd ward A Iserman, 4th ward.
On motion of Aid. Quigley the Harbo
com. was Instructed to insure the Dredgf
I'd rse. their discretion in regard to til
amount.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-27
Catarrh can be Cured.

Letter from Hon. VIM Penn Lyon, Judge of the
First Judicial Circuit of Wisconsin.
c RACINE, Oct 9th, 1867.
Or. SMYTH GAINESVILLE, Wis:
NY Dear Sir II am pleased to learn that you
propose making professional visit to our city.
Wy wife has been cured of Catarrh of several years
landing, under your treatment, and desire that
,thers who are suffering from that most annoying
md stubborn disease may have an opportunity to
rest your skill 1 can cordially recommend your
ovel and yet simple and effective system OF treat
nent to the afflicted, and hope that your success
nay equal your merits 3W21
Yours verv truly, WIN. p. LYON.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-27
On motion of Aid. Glover, AID. McDer

On motion of Aid Glover, Aid. McDer
mott was appointed member of tn
Harbor committee in place of Aid. King
man. On motion of Aid Glover, this
board unanimously voted to meet at the
council room tomorrow at ~ o'clock,
and attend the luneral of the Hon Chas.
Durkee On motion of Aid McDermott,
the Mayor, Aid. Glover, and the Clerk
were appointed committee to draft res
olutlons in regard to the life and services
OF the late Hon. Chas. Durkee, and that
the Council room be draped in mourn
ing for the next thirty days.
Council adjourned
PHILIP LENTZ.
City Clerk.