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IN Personal PROPERTY.

IN PERSONAL PROPERTY. ~
Ei"ht head 90 " DIRK Horses, orc Morgan Stallion,
tH-iN" head Ui Coils tire" year ois. 3 two wear
o.Gs earnings, AND sucking otis. These Horses
ara Colts are oil " thu best blpodcl stock in the
State.
one Pair Of well broke Oxen, six Mich cows, all
No !, bot an iHdlf rent ono among them - All
Durham stock. -Four Ioariing Calves, and two
Spring Calves.
Thirty head of We'll grown ShOats fit for killing
II &c the coming fall six Brood Sows with fifty
Pigs.
Together with all my Farming Implements, con
1elng II almus every thing usually found we'll
regulated farm.
Tension the personal property, credit OF
nine month"; will be given all snms Of twenty dol
lars and over, the purchaser giving note with ap-
proved security bearing interest from date; on all
under tw dollars the cash will De required:
ami IA" property to be removed until the terms OF
sale are CGmplIe, with.
- Sale 10 commence at o'ciocka IN.
CHARLES ". SHREVE.
ALIEN. DApg, AuCtionrer. au} Il
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~IPAppIr MY OWN u.sof Oh no

~. 7. PARKER, Ne e2f Louisiana avenue fo,x
no %, HOl sE. SIGN and DECO RATIvE PALE
nkh-doins, In sEcrt, al that any painting e-tab-
nshnent can do, and s1-t.f o. dsrtas Ass
pfof's-challenges any fair sns honorable compes1-
uon hs 81 old citSeRof " sshiugton of City yearS'
Standing, carrying on business LOut@isna syenne.
eets esn sixth and Seventh streets for thirty years.
snce of the same M PAREkR
Eel ly Nc ssr Iors.isSss1...
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llY GREEN WILLIAMS
~ huctioneers and Real Estate Brok ers
No. 319, Southeast corner 18th and streets

tpEKsoFPkEERTY on THE South SIDE 0F /
"a Under and by virtue of certain leeds Of trust
.adate and recorded among the land records oc the
District II Columbia, a. follows On the 10Th day Of
t ioGs p Ne in tie ,h day s. oStoGeT
j. No q foiios 80 Sc and on the 18th ID dsy Of Me-
a l TtGoTe tbs in hssI NG foos 2
Association OF said District shall pose to pub
S if 62 thu S asy Il & s
clock in The afternoon, all that piece and parcel
C., AMI known as part Of Lot No three, 1$J ia
Square No three hundred and ~, $40 begin
ming for the same the north angle or corner Of
said Lot Noihree q, ION steeet north aud runnin
thence west along the line q l. street, nine teen tIgj
feet four and one fourth a inches to the gable or
joining the frame house thence south and al right
angle with said street one hundred and fifteen ll5)
l9 feet ten and one half fIor,l inches thence due
north and at iShi angle with l. street, and on the
feet to the beginning coursinins ~ s"uars Ter
more or Less together with the improvements there
on consisting of three story Frame Dwelling, CON
gNret, Pntcnsc water in the yard, kitchen aud
Terms OF sale One fifth CASH the residue in equal
months with Interest secied by the purchaser er
notes and deed of trust on the premises. One hun-
iamer Stamps and TO b. at at the n
pense OF the purchaser II the terms of sale are not
S on ps notice. a.
Cost and risk OF the deianltirg purchaser.
w. T sHfSSTMpE't Trustees.
NJ Persons wishing to zee the premises he
shawn by calling on the owne,, from to O'Clock
III. and 5 70 % clock p. m. This H. cumfOr table
aId good dwelling House to any one wishing to pur
~ std y ''' GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
RYW l.. WALL 3 CO..Auctioneors,
ID No. 900 aud SO2 Pennsylvania avenue,
New Marble BuildingJ
GOVERNMENT SALE OF MARBLE SAW MILL,
MAGlliNEEn; TOOLS, FLAMES, &c, &c, AT
Ghf Fk fhltIo kkfrERNooS, Angus, ls,h com,
North q the Capitol large lot o. Machinery, Tools,
&C., among which may be- found
Marble Saw Mill
Puilies and Shaftng
Screw Cutting Machine
P PIs;RiP Ps, Maehiue
Fan Blower, &c.
by efder Of the Secretary OF The ,, Interior
rig Rep, WI A1 wafG e t tns c ASt,!
GALL OF NAVY VESSEL.
,, NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
The Navy Deparment will .iier Tor sale at public
TUEsDHY the sd day Of xnsnst' 80 81 !;
CLOCK n E. the u. B. steamer
GALENA, ~
OF sl4 tons.
The vessel will be sold as che stands and can be
exbn,lt Ell at any time on application TO the Com
One half Of the whole amount Of the purchase
money must be deposited at the time of alud,cs.ion
and the balance within i've days thereafter, and the
vessel must be removed from the navy yard WITHIN
time from the day of sale satisfactory to the Com
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
the vessel from sale for any purchaser who will pHy
the appraised value with Of ten (IO Der
centum thereto. au5-ao2r
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EALTH Is WITHOUT PRICE
DIR. j. BRADFIELD'S
FEM ALE II II q u Alto r
WOkAN'S BEST FRIRND.

IL viii restore the secretons relieve all pain at the
monthiy period cure kheunatism aud Nenrslgis
OF Back and Uterus. Leucorrhpa or Whites" and
partis! rr,oiapsus Uteri; check ex03iye flow, and
correct AL irregularities peculiar kfs1adies
VIII remove all Irritation of Kidneys and Blad-
ger reileNe Cosffveness purify the Blood give tone
&c the mind ~
IL isa-s cure a cure in all the above diseases n
Quinipe IL in chills and fever.
'f'tsuaH crt th.rssires OF ali the above diseases
ftIfGbt fsrsGlfEz their complaints to any person
50 - "'0N
It i Recommended b. the best ply sicians and the
f"r fuli paTicnlG rs, history of diseases and Ger
nhCefe 81 ;s wonderful cure the reader ia re.errsa
t. toe wrapper around the bottle
Price G. -. FOr sale by r MAJOR FOkD
q. Nj. HOWARD, and ". u. EETWISTLE
NJ II. BhUWN a BRO
ny B-m.wflS Wholesale Agents. BALTIMORE
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aLEx. 3. SHEPHERD EROS,
hAvrSe REMOVED To THEIR Nzv
IKOH WAKEROUSE,
NO PEsNA. AV-, BET. 9Th AND 10TH STE.
tsorTH sIDE,l
Be-reouuiiy coll attention to their assortment. O,
GAS FIxrUxEs,
omprising
ALL TATrsRNs MANUFACTURER By fas
Ticker Manufacturing Co.. New York
Also those OF
Mitchell, Vance Co., New York.
iICH ABE SOLD AT MANUFAOrUBIH,
PIECES
,. The Largest Stock OF
CLOCKS, and
MANTEL ORSAMEHrs
ever exhibited IN w darlington. and 1T the
LOVES RATES.
Every Variety Of
SLATE MANTKLs
anvfscturod, Of style and finish equal to the anss
imported marbles.
TERRA OOTrA AND IRON WARE,
CHIMNEY TOPS, EARTHKN BLU1s,
v.AsEs, DRAIN TILE, STATUES,
BIDGE fILE, sEwEB PIPES, As
Sole Agency for
hOULKS PATENT EARTH CLOSETS.
We call especial attention TO our
sARLOk 6EATES, LATRsBES. HURNACls
and RANGES,
ccuprisr,r ell the mosr improved varieties.
FOUNTAIN JETS Of every style.
PLUMBING. GAS and STEAM FITTING,
Of thu most extensive character and OF all desorf,
O5hs e1ecEtdd at reasolab % rstes and In the
approved manner
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AUCTION SALES.
pY GREEN WILLIAMS,
II AuctioneeTs and Reel Estate Brokers'
No. SO, southeast Corner 7th ana strsety

by GREEN & WILLIAMS,
No. SO. southeast Corner 7th ana d street,
HOUSEHOLD FyRNITUEE At PUBLIC SALE
VI ocloSk a n, W. shall sell at tn residenoe &
~Isfy declining Questioning, 40. 9I- 7tm
rot OF household effects camprisiae- ="
Hsuut end Mshosany Hair Goth sofas
n"dsteads Mattress Pillows and sSeetins
Il usssls and Oile CARROTS
Or 'ckesy and Glass Ware &C.
Terms cash.
sus q GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auct..
RY COOPER & LATIMER, Auetioneer.,
sO1thwest corner Of Peansviv ana ave and 18th st.
SALE OF TUE EFFECTS OF A BANKRUPT.
IA - The undersigned, a. si0nee in bankruntcy f
"a bernard Nandoren, will sell at pablo auc-
IL and IatImer, corner of Iith street and
=, Fennsylyania svenGe, on THURSDAY the
stock IN trade OF the said nankriipt cous:siing IF
SI3tf asSimeres, vestings Linz and Duck goods,
a. such other goods and a. are usually tou al
ID iailoring establishments
Terms OF sal, Cash
W Il WIRE A-sigrea.
sue COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
RY GREEN b WILLIAMS. .nctioneers,
Southeast 90 ne of 7th and ID str Gets
VAIL ABLE BUILDING LOT IMPROVED BY
RorM fkdNT TIYRiS GS SE IRk az s ST29E
,istANO At AUG rION.
"a ~ a kSbA 4 fha Inn ms. AT CthNk
MI 81 y ~ We shall S-il. on the premises, los. being
, Get ir1nt. ~ ere or les, vi b i"nth ot luJ
pTupCrty.
Terms: So cash: balance and l. months, Cor
hct' bearing interest and secured bg deed e trust
oh TIE premises All conNeyaucing and revenue
81 s sy 3. the cost ct the purchaser. So down on
aud GREEN WILLIAMS. Ancts.
Rf THOS. T.. WAGGAMAN,
- beal Estate Broker and AucttOnaet,
ol9 Eth street, opposite Post Ufiee.
TRUSTEES SALE
IA bv virtue IF q deed Of trust to me, the sub
~ crlher. dated January 7, $50, and recorded in
.lter 02, folio 3ii one of the Land records tor
NSShihgton county, ID. C., will Offer Tor sale at
pnb' ncti"n, on the premises, on MONDAY, the
IL day a. August, $50. at o'clock r IN al Of Lot
numbered nineteen. 49, in Square No I93 fronting
4 feet inches on south street, by the depth o the
lot.
Terms: One-third cash; the balance in aud y
months. ter notes bearing interest from the iay of
sEl" and secured 10y deed ~ trust ON the pro perty
AL convey anCng and revenue stamps al the cost
Of he purchaser
W. w. COX. Trustee.
JVN eoSds THOS. v. WAGti AMAS, kuct.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
~ COLUMBIA.
az. :, Ess, Equity Doeso. 10.
The trustees in this cause having renor,a3 III a.
they have sold lot 50 in ilberts subdivision q, mari
OF square S5, TO William p Dunwoody for "a IN,
and that he has paid the amount in cash. II ia by
the Court this ed day Of July, A. d. 1870. ordered
rmed, unless cause be shown To The contrary on or
D,a%re T me frst Tuesday Of September next Pro
least once IN each Of three weeks before
said date. By the Court
true copy-Test:
Jy3-m,3W MEIGS, Clerk.
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sS-It costs three cents les 20 raise a pound OF
"o;tor now than II did before emancipation was
Proclaimed.
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AND hEMsPApEE MRARPERS
PoST oFrroE DEPARTMENT.

. PoST oFFrCE DEPARTMENT.. Juiy N Ism
Scaled Prurosa'swill b. received until 4 olclo,k
NJ 90 the llth day 81 August lSo, for FURNISHING an
the stamped krNel pes, aut "Nrw-pkprr Man
per-. which tbs Department may require during q
pcfod ~ Tour ca wears. cOmment ng on the lxt day
OF ONtuler, lN1n. VIZ -
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by COOPER LATlMER, Auctioneers
II Successors &c J. T.. Mcclure n co..
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue aud 18th 81
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
A Msn's Arm Nearly Tern OF By a
COg.Wheel.

Yesterday morning, while Charles
Stumpf, who was employed in He'll
mans Foundry, was working at a
drilling machine, it became necessary
to increase the speed at which the
machine was running. To do this, it
was necessary to run the belt, which
turns the drill, onto a larger pulley
In attempting to do this. Mr.. Stumpfs
right hand was caught by the belt
and drawn against a large cog-wheel
that is turned by the belt, and his
hand nearly torn from the arm. Mr..
Stumpf was taken to his home, on
First Avenue. and DIR. Bray was sum
moned and dressed the arm What
makes the accident doubly unfortu-
nate, is that Mr.. Stumpf's wife is an
invalid, and he has five children de-
pendent on him for support.
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Gard of Thanks.

The ladies who had charge of the
late Strawberry Festival for the ben
eft of the Church of the Assump-
ton, desire to return their sincere
thanks for the liberal donations of
cakes, &C., received from tAe steam
ers Evansville. Quickstep and City of
Evansville, and many other donations
from private individuals. Also to
the gentlemanly editors of the various
newspapers of the city for their many
kind notices during the progress of
the festival.
Also. not forgetting the liberal spir-
it which prompted such ladies as Mrs.
DIR. g. B. Walker. Mrs. Z. B Nor
gan. Miss S. Hopkins. Miss j. Forth,
Miss Winans and others, not mem
bers of their Church, to take such a
deep interest Ia the welfare of the
Festival, by rendering such valuable
aid in conducting the same, as will
ever be remembered with pleasure.
Also, to the public in general, for
the libera1ity shown in the patronage
extended to them during the whole
time of the Festival.
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Of class No. I, on the northeast side
of Elm Street, from Second 10 Third
Streets, saying that il had been or.
dered IN 1864, and a similar sidewalk
on the southwest side of Market
Street, from IDgle to Bond Streets.
Mr.. Schaum moved that sidewalk
be laid on the west side Of Third Az
enue, from Fourth to Franklin Street,
prescribing class No. 2.
Mr.. Kerth said the street being a
main thoroughiare, demanded Glass
No. 1, and asked that such q sidewalk
be laid and extended to Seventh
Street. The necessary orders were
passed.
The petition of f. Bank for liquor
license was granted.
John Sch3fter was authorized to
transfer his license to Geo. Heinlein.
A communication from the police
force was read. saying that as they
were required to furnish the uniform
prescribed for them, at their own ex-
pense. they respectfully ask for an
advance of twenty five cents per day
on their pay, and that the Council
appoint committee to procure the
uniforms for the whole force, and re
tain a certain proportion Of their sal
aries to pay for the same.
A motion to adjourn was put and
lost, and tie communication was laid
over one week.
Mr.. Schaum said that Mr.. Cassimer
KTener asked leave to make els
tern on Fifth Street, between Fourth
aud Fulton Avenues. at his own ex-
pense, and that the city furnish him
with cistern top. Leave was grant.
ed as asked, the city to have the use
of tire cistern for fires.
A remonstrance. from certain res
idents on Canal Street, against tbs
narrowing of that street, was referred
to the City Attorney, and the Council
adjourned.
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PIrrsBURG, June 6.--MonOngahela is
stationary, with three feet hye inches IN
the channel. We have had number OF
showers recently, but not enough 70 effect
a rise There has been no arrivals or de-
partures outslde OF te a5 w. on
and barges continue 10 load for st. Louis
and will leave on the FIRST rise. There Is
scarcely anything doing on the wharf
Weather cLoudy; mercury 7eo.
PITTsBURG, June 8 Weather clear and
warm. The Monongahela is stationary
with three and one hall feet. The Kate
Putnam and packets arrived. No depart.
ures except packets.
CINCINNATI, June e.-The river has heeu
rising since last night, with u feet in the
channel. Arrived-ArmadlllO KquaWha;
Wren, Kentucky River; Glasgow, New
Orleans. DeparGed-Juniata, Pittsburg.
LOUISVILLE, June 6.-Arrived-AIaaka,
from New Orleans; Arlington, from Pitts
burg; Champion, from st. Louis. De-
parted-Alaska, to Cincinnati; Champion,
To Cincinnati Mary Houston, TO New Or
leans. The river has fallen two inches In
the last tWenty-four hours, with i've feet
four inches in the cana, and three feet
four inches In the chute. The depth of
boats of light draught can descend. The
weather isc.ear and hot.
CAIRO. May 6.-Port List - Allegheny
Belle. st. Louis to Pittsburg. 10 p. NJ ,Jen-
ME Baldwin, st. Louis to Madison, Il Ma
nv Miller, Evansville TO Memphis, IL NJ.
commercial Memphis to Evansville, no A.
NJ; Louisville, New Orleans TO Louisville,
2P, NJ; w. r. Arthur, st. Louis to New
Orleans, 3; City of Cairo, Vicksburg to st.
Louis, 8: Alps, L suisville to New Orleans,
8. River rose inches. Weather cloudy
Mercury $40.
NASHVILLE, June 6-Tbe river is rising,
with eighteen feet on. Harpeth Shoals.
Weather fair and warm. ArrtYed-Eila
Hughes, from Upper Cum berIand, Burks-
vile and Alpha, from Cairo. Departt d.
Ia isman, to Cairo.
BENToN, NJ. r., jane 5.-The steamer Ida
Rec q No 2. left on the 3D., for st. Louis,
and took about 100 passengers. The steam
er Deer Lodge. from sioux CITY, arrived on
~ a Ist and left on the 4Lh: on her re-
TURN trip she took about 80 passengers
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THE DISTRICT CoNvENTIoN.-We
are requested to state that arrange
ments have been made by which pr
sons who wish to attend the Republi'
can District Conven from, TO be held
at Princeton, on THURSDAY June 16rh,
at one o'clock P. NJ, can travel by the
Ohio River or Evansville & Craw
fordville Railroad at reduced fares.
The rates on the railroad to aud
from Princeton, for those attending
the Convention on that day, will be
full fare going and free returning. or
half fare. Excursionists can travel
on any regular train Those from
this end, leaving here on the mail
train, will arrive at Prin ceton, and
have time for dinner before the Con-
vention meets. Those from above
will arrive about half past ten O'Clock
A.. NJ. Returning home. those by the
down train viii leave Princeton, about
seven O'Clock P. NJ; those from above,
about the same time. There will be
a change of time on the RAILROAD next
Monday, which viii make the time
about as indicated above.
Persons from below here can come
up on the Quickstep, Wednesday
night or Thursday morning, and re-
turn the next day on the City of Ev-
ansville, at three-fourths regular fare,
or s. the round trip from Mount YER
non to Evansville and return. Those
from above can come down on the
Morning Star. on Wednesday. and re-
turn on the Tarascon on Thursday, at
three fourths rates for the round trip.
Excursionists from above and be-
low will pay three quarters of full
fare coming, and receive free ticket
TO return on the above named pack
e,s. They will be entitled to berths
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nOOTORs DIsGUsTED.
Another cod Pier Ten EHapOraled


There were two or three picnic's
yesterday, one inside the city limits,
one in the neighborhood of Baby
town. and another in different direc-
ton. At those parties the Smiths.
the Joneses and the Brownses I"
were In attendance.
After one of the families aforesaid
land no one is going to tell you which
of the families it was) came home,
the lady head thereof began to ex-
hibit alarming symptoms, apparently
OF poisoning by morphine.
A messenger was sent post haste
for Doctors Ruark and Smith, both
of whom fastened to the neighbor-
hood of Bond and Sixth Street, where
they found their patient surrounded
by her laehrymose friends bewailing
her impending death. Her husband
exhibited some symptoms of being
poisoned in a similar manner.
The Doctors diagnosed, they exam
ined. they investigated, and they left.
The woman was drunk, and the fluid
character of her friends grief was
attributed to the same cause.
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For landing. receiYIng or discharg-
ing, not occupying over "A hours
time. for steamers of not less than
500 aud upward

Each additional twenty four hours.
half above rates. and repeating All
ordinances conflicting with the fore
going.
Mr.. Van Ripper offered resolution
authorizing the issue of $500. 600 of
bonds at z 8 10 per cent. for twenty
five years, under the control and s1-
pervisioo of the Committee on Water
Works, the same to be used in the
construction of the Water Works.
Councilman Carpenter objected
that it was not well for the city
to take the construction of Water
Works. lie at least wanted a limit
fixed, below which the bonds should
not be sold.
Mr.. Muhlhausen moved the adop-
ton.
Mr.. Heilmau moved an amendment
that the bonds be issued under the
control of the whole Council.
The amendment was lost.
Mr.. Heilman said he must join Mr..
Carpenter in demanding a limit at
which the bonds must be sold. He
objected to 70 per cent he could ne
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1TBill Head Gases at JOURNAL
Office,

RUNAwAY.--A horse attached to a
dray. with drunken driver, became
frightened last evening, &C a pile of
lumber, near the Central Market, and
ran away.
When the runaway reached the
market house. the driver tumbled of
aud one wheel passed over him, but
without doing him much damage. as
the dray was not loaded. Crashing
up against the market hous e, the dray
took one of the posts Of that public
institution down, and the horse ran
with all its speed toward home.
The driver lay where he fell, until
assisted to rise. when he followed the
horse and drsy. with the assistance of
man on either side of him. His
name could not be learned.
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The meeting then went into
the election Of Directors. when the
following board were elected:
The meeting then adjourned.

FATAL ACCIDENTAL young man
named Edward Bulls, who has for
some weeks, been employed at the
st. Cloud Hotel, was drowned at the
wharf last night, about 10 o'clock.
In attempting to jump onto the
steamer Silver Moon, from the barges
which sac had in tow. he fell between
them, and it being dark, no one was
able to see him to render any assist
ance after he fell, and he was
drowned.
Young Bulls has lived at Fond du
Lac, Wisconsin, his father being a
lawyer on Wall Street, New York,
whose full name could not b e learned.
He had resided in this CITY since the
18th of May, and was very much
liked By those who knew him
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POLICE REGULATIONs.-Bel is a
synopsis of the rules aud regulations
adopted by the Council last night.
Want Of space prevents fuller re-
port:
The police must give their lohole
time to duty. Although special hours
are allotted to each, yet all must re-
spond to calls at any or all hours.
Puuctual attendance is required of
all. The chief is to personally at
tend all fires, riots. or other tumults.
and command the police for protec-
ton of life. property, etc.
The Chiefs commands are made
imperative. He is to inspect the sta
ton houses, and report weekly there
on. To regulate beats, and change if
necessary. To report complaints
against the police, to the committee,
who investigate and report to the
Council. The Chief or his Deputy is
to take charge of all prisoners. search
them, and make proper records con-
corning them, and turn over arms, if
any found. to the Recorder, and not
permit any smoking or liquor drink
ing among the prisoners.
The Deputy Ghetto keep the books
and make daily returns to the Re-
corder, the weekly payroll, the
monthly report to the Council, super
intend the working of prisoners un-
der the orders of the Council or the
Committee, and keep the lock up and
premises clean and In order.
The efforts of the police to be di-
rected to preventing crimes, and to-
this end they are ordered to closely
observe all passers by, and acquaint
themselves with all parts of their
beats, and the inhs bitants thereof, SO
as to readily recognize them.
They are to let notorious charac-
ters see that they are watched, to re-
port lottery dealers, gambling houses
and receivers Of stolen goods as soon
as suspected. To report all LAM Is
not lighted or put out properly, or
out of repair, and t1e Chief to report
to the Gas Committee.
Any policemen getting drunk while
on duty, frequenting gambling or
disorderlY houses. drinking in ga
looms, hObnobbing with social evils,
rowdies. gamblers or other improper
persons, or receiving hush-money,
will be discharged. The policemen
must be neat in person, civil in man.
ner, have good sense and good humor,
and keep his own counsel about
orders received from headquarters
concerning suspected persons, and
must not hide his star.
The persoa in charge of the station
] will ascertain if the acts charged on
persons arrested are crimes, and if so
if there is reasonable ground for the
complaint; if so, he will book him
and the charge against him. his ma
tiviiy, by whom arrested, and take
witnesses names. so As to secure
their appearance
All prisoners arrested arc to bt
brought to the statiou forthwith, anC
policemen are to take notice of al
violations of law. State and municipal
No charge shall be Withdrawn, OF
any prisoner discharged after an ar
rest, except by order of the Recorder
The rest of the regulations embrac
the ordinary duties of the polio
everywhere.