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New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
L. s. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Crowley Mcintyre, and Robinson, the three
men charged with mutiny at Cardenas in March last on
board OF Frank ana Nellie, discharged yester-
day ty Commissioner Shields no one appearing against
them.
In the case of Charles Higgins, charged with demand
ne am eXturiOuate fee for collecting the pension of
Ellen Mccain, came up yesterday and was adjourned
until to-day, when the defendant will probably he dis
charged. -
Tc ease ~ Postmaster Jones' charged with unlawfully
OBTAINING Letters addressed TO one William VI. MARITIME,
Was taken up yesterday before Commissioner Osborn.
Marine placed on the stand and compelled by sharp
cross uc-tiOIiug 90 make very humiliang con-
fcssos Ms character and the swinding nature
Of his operations The Commissioner intimated that the
question Issue must be settled on its legal merits with
out reference to any moral aspect of the case, and the
examination Was adjourned TO Wednesday next Assist
ant District Attorney Is. n Phelps and EXUnitcd States
ATTORNEY Courtney appeared III defense of Postmaster
Inn0. LL A.----.L d-Iultiun from Washington.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
THE COURTS.
y d CIRCUIT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT.


m CoId Question: CaSh.-Judge Nelson has
Vno - ,l agf william Chamberlain ct al-Thls case
SUI o ,, or motion for trial on bill or eNccp
t;ns Inc eut was brought by the plaintiffs, as owners
~ fbe Shin John O'Gaunt, to rec over an amount
aiped 10 Ne due charter OF that NeSse Wilcu "a
SccnteJ al CevOn in November, 1862 by when the ue
SonS"nts agreed 10 pay as charter money $4,000 IN
rosS upou the delivery Of the cargo" ON the arrNa Oh
The shin the defendants paid the $4,000 IN greehpacks
ubicb we're accepted without prejudice 10 te oNucIs
rht o claim gold, and this suit was brought 10 recover
tic trein on The gold the time The casewas trleu
bcfor Judge Smacy and jury. The judge ieiI J. 20
NJ tfc time contract made, and the Jury l0uhu
.criie FOR she plaintiffs. The defendants moved lor
nov trial toI errors iu the Judges rulings.
In the case of Nm. Chamberlain ct al agl. LaWTonct
Gladstone ct al ChcfJustce Nelson gives TINS declslol
ITaVc looked into this and into the brlels OF te
learned counsel aud satisfied that the words In the
charter party. Freight for the same TO be lump sum
ofS9Od which amount 10 DC paid in cash on rlght ana
safe delivery of the cargo, mean payment IN gou OF
oliver. The addition, which amount 10 be pald III
cash would otherwise be without effect ana suIplusase
for leave them ont and the contract Is coinplcte
to nav n any lawful currency OF the country AT the
Cy O New York, where the cargo was to be denVered
aud the freight paid. ] do not give any tnoe, 20 lne
evidence 10 respects the intent of the parties AZ the
tmc the charter party entered ntO nor the conNer
snou between them at and previous TO its execution
y6ifh / think, inadmissble. The circumstances
6ieh led ~ the contract and under which II made
xere competent and proper and tend IN some measure
toeypaiu the meaning OF the word "Cash" in the con-
pec6u I'm which il found; and In view of them and
OF the Of the contract am quite satisfied that the
pat were entitled TO the verdict The errors of the
Judo which do not deny do not and cannot work any
pciuiice 10 the defendants, my opinion Is wholly i'll
d,pcndcut and irrespective Of them. Motion for new
trial denied.
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PORT OP NEW-YORK

PORT OF NEW-lORk. ,............Apnl II.
CLEARED.
Observation-Disclosures Baeuds. Hamburg, Digo johnson,
Portland; Msrs, Grumley, Philadelphia m
BrgsCamla Strout Cabanen; Hyperion, Woodbury., Kings
Ferry; Ellen Maria Hore Mobile.
Schrs-M H. sokha Cordery Iudano and Layaca: Wa,ehf
Hopper Stamford; b. Franklin, Null Jacsonvlei d. bndi-
cot Endco Charleston; Maraget Psa Blizzard Wilmington. Del
Cleared Champion, Lockwood Charleston mot
Charleston, Berry,
Steamship Aradne Edge Galveston April via Key Vest April
mdse.
Steamship Cromwell Capp Orleans, ndse and pass
Ship ronsides, Mollard, Liverpool Peb mdse
Bark soh Dec Gloria WienaDd Newcastle Bng 50 DAYS mdse
Bark Peter G. Warwick Kline Rio Janero Feb - coffee
BarkO Davis SlrJuls
Bark Rebecca Lesegung MatanEas II days
Brig George Burnhsm Peckham Havana l3 dsys sugar.
Brig Constant, Pearse, Miuiatian 70 days, cedar
Brig Iayina Douglass Matsn1ss 10 days sugar
Brig j. d. Lincoln Merrimsn, Havana II days, molasses
Brig ROht Move, Young Msyaguez II days molass9s.
Sehr Mary Mankn Tyler Nassau River (Ps ii days lumber
Scl SarsyiIe Peterson Denrara % days and moasses
Crown Point Israel 3D. Martha Washington Chss Brown
j. Mc6owan, and Luista, all for Nes.fork loading
Schr Virginia Small, St Johns. p r. 10 days, molasses
Schr II. V. Crsndsl Peti Windsor " s., days, plaster
sCHOoSERs-RIvER AND CoAsTwsE
E,erton. Virginia. Clngarora Virginia
Mary PuTvis. Virginia.
Sloop Mar DessOn, Robinson, Virginia.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsToS, April 1Anived steamships from PHILADELPHIA
Glancus NewlOk; bg Teaser from Barbados; Emily Jane
Example from Africa; T. p Sweet from Sagua; Mahn
Iom Havana; Koiaek from sagua Neuvas from BstoTe schr
White from Hsyn; Amro Arizona and A. A. Rich nom
Maianzas c. c. Bearse from Havana Hattie Coombs from Charleston
FOREIGN PORTS.
April 1.-THE steamship SaIona from NewOrear
Havana arrived here O'Clock this morning the way TO Ham
burg.
Brig Gilmore Meredith from NewHork for Kingston jam March 81
on.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
SUPREME CoURT-GaxERAL TERN.

Before Iagrahom and CdrdozO, j. w. ".
Whitf. oHdg AIT The Mayor, de- Of Ne,o- York, dp-
aOry 10 the corner OF Avenue and Seventy ninthst.
II aHp, that the nth of May 1865 the plaintiffs
huildrg and contents badly broken and damaged
from ,ongus>i'n produced by an explosion of gun
powder II also appears that there was another maga-
persons not parties TO tins action. This building in
t1e rsina-s premises The building was used for the
manufacture of cartridge for the Union Army, and
hIge quantities of ghpoWder stored. Az the trla IN
ages claimed $3.50 From this an appeal was made by
ue l"r l+ } on , Ie gp gpib bd I hnaI sdi
Was in an incosed field that even if it were an open
street with npOwer kept near by by private persons,
is not po Sc such nuisance as would make the city
TIE Corporation not being privy thereto. Decision
yersd. fcr the City, a. s. Sullivan; opposed, T. 1.
Mcdaniel q RisIop agt ". II. Tdgg0rt ct al-This was
an action for rent OF am office in the basement Of No 6l
mount and motion that the landlord had failed to put
kers Insurance company was lessee OF the enurc Duild
ing and undelc the basement TO the plaintiff having
previously undcret the floor above him TO the Columbia
Insurance company. Tie plantH had the onces Which
were Lighted by sAyght IN the floor OF the room let to
source OF light TIE lease was to commence
the 5th Of May, aud agreed TO put mp partitions
time the Columbia Insurance Company had put large
table over he ,bsht and no applications or negotia-
could induce them to remove II. The effect OF TINS
table Vas 70 80 darken the offices as to make them use
~ the uoi-comlcion of the partitions and that the
darkeuug of she room by this table eviction by
title paramount Of tie Columbia Insurance Company.
The Court held III regard TO the last eviction
that il being the act of a third person over
lin, the plaintiff had control aud claim
in title 10 the premises let by the defendant,
whether il was rghtfu OF wrongful that is whether it
was the exercise of their rights, if it trespass on
their part the landlord could not he liable for the eonse-
0euce Of it, and having exercised acts OF ownership
the premises. the uOucOmpleiOn of these partitions FUR
shcd dcieus 70 action of the rent This case had
been tried before II. W. Robinson, who had given judg
ment ia favor the landlord in the amount claimed by
him.
The defense appealed from this Judgment and the
Court confirmed the Judgment j. Emmett for appel
lauts; A. r. IJ} 1T for respondents.
Dirpicc Counsel SustdiHed.-In the matter OF the
charges AGAINST o. \. House, arriving out Of the Nichols
divorce the report of Henry NchOl tie referee,
was presented the Court this morning fully acquittng
Mr. H,u-r every charge preferred against HIM
Ira Si.l,rafd Edwin James appeared Tor Mr.. House
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
SUPERIOR COURT-spEcIAL TERN.

DecisioaS--By Judge Monell.-TOwnsend agt.
cks-MOti0n for reference granted. Brown agt
Walker.-Orisr Of arrest vacated. Lockwood agt.
McGrathExtrt allowance Of 500 granted. Ives agt.
Russell.-Cd~c settled and filed. Flynn agt. Paine
Judgment d mi sing complaint by default, with costs.
Winters art lmage-MOtOn granted, and I. E. Bennett
appointed rci cree to take testimony.
BY Judge J0ncs-Arnold agt. .Bernard.-Dcmurrer sus-
tanned, with costs with leave 10 plaintiff 10 amend ON
payment uf costs. Clark agt. Bnningcr-Let each OF
the receivers give security in s225O, with two securi-
ties in $4,000 each. COnran ag Miitnacbt -
Motion dcnrd with $40 costs. Mcconnell agt.
Buckley. Motion denied, with $40 costs, 10
abide the event. Dun agt. King.-Order settled ana
hed In the matter of John F. RcddoD.-MOtOn denied,
with tlo cos.. Matthews agt Wood.-M0tion granted on
Iayinent Gi 80 costs terms Tarsing agt. Hart
MNtoh lac, with $40 COSTS to abide event, ana cause
ieieiIea I" Jerome Buck. Caution agt. CauthOn-Mo-
nn wv Soi.eu at costs, with leave to renew. White
a. 'i"lph granted. BOutOn agt. WetmOfc-
we pa ~ submit, OF before Friday next, papers
''.l,,I ga Wi special town clerk. Fouth agt. Foster
SasS sS'uvo' F!o aSt FcstueT.-MotiOn for injunction
cost. - ~ -
BY Judge Sienccr.-Saur aet Barr Motion yacating
"iuei ol arrest ueh'd WIN costs 10 abide the event.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
sUrERIOR cnrRr-p,rn1

Before Justice FrccdnrH.-EHzabefh WoIDerf
agt bIeecher.St and y" TN = r. Il. CoThs was an
by g. of the Company on The 5th of Mav ,eGs
The piaiIih va 'tanding in SOuth-st., near Fulton
Ferry, ictHcer tie car way ana a garbage box where
che had right 20 stand, aud Knocked down ly ono
Of the horse attached 70 car No CO. The ear passed
over her, and her was broken aud she was other
wise injured and permanently Disabled. Tie defense
was that tue Company were not liable, a. tie plaut II
had right tO he whore she was, and the result was
clearly bcI C"u act Of negligence. The jury returned
verdict for the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
rN1rrn srArrs EAsTERN pIsTRICr COuRT.

,TamC, GRAY ct al. agt. The Steamship Hefretd
and The Sfe1m60pt PriRcet9n-Ihe report 0I tne COM
ages of N, IhDauts herein having been duly fled says
tAat said damages $500 On motion OF Judge Ben
edlct GRAY 10 for the lbeants, il ordered that
The repot confirmed. and that the hbcants recover
the amount claimed with interest and costs, amounting
Ia
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
el,pEEME CouRT-CHAMnrRs.

DecS'0H.-By Judge Ingraham Moon agt.
Moon.-Moion granted, with costs. Bross agt Bro,s-
Memorandum for counsel.
By Jud d,c mgraham.-Carter agt. Carter-RepOrt con-
frned and divorce granted Cott agt. BeTrier-Motion
denied cost to abide event.
By Judsc BI,id,.-Tbe People &c, Bradley agt. Ste
phcns.-I ud .iucut for TelatOr.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
United sTATEs DISTRICT COURT

P,j0ya Judge BldtckfOrd and JHy.-Ihe
U,tca States agt Tco cases, marked L. q Co. Nos and a
G. ribbons. vdiued at 81 6OO cOnStgHed 10
Iorcis Croft and claimed 6y Frye Co. Of Sottzer
Lard-Scized for alleged underValuaton Jury brought
in verdict the claimants Dstrlct-AttoIney flerre
pO and Assistant District Attorney Stanley for the GOV
6rnment kaufman, Frank Wc0Xson for the claimants
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
i1orl- mar0cns' Notire.

STATE NEw-YORK,
PORT WARDRSs OFFICE No ~ Williams
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section Of the Act pass April a. 1851 entitled An act to
Warden Ooe the Port Of New York TO all
interested charge Of the subject matter Of such inquiry
examination following under eramina
that the said examinations viii
within days succeeding this notice board SAID
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NOTICE.
The Use of washed or fraudulent stamps on
any deed lease other paper renders II liable to for
feture well the stamps thereon and the user TO
fine and imprisonment -.
Safety is insured by purchasing at onr stamp Depart
ment this Bank is the depot for the sale oil Revenue
Stamps direct from the Government.
The following rates of discount are allowed 10 pur-
chascrs: .
100 Ia 1000 .........................4apc per cent.
1850 ana upward -
Discount PAYABLE in Stamps. Thus 500 buys sl0i 70 of
stamps NATIONAL CURRENCY BANk,
Cor. Broadway and Wallst.
j. III. l.. MORFoRD, Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
Sanoer.ies March Il IL
LEWIS E. WOOD, Aucuoneer.

JERSEY CITY PROPERTY.
FIRST CLASS BRICK RESIDENCE, VACANT LOT and TWO
STORY BRICK STABLE,
Corner and SUSSEX sts jersey City. 49,
LEWIS T. WOOD Aucioneer will sell WBDNESD A1 April l3
Of the premises the above private RhslDENCE iOl
corner SUSSEX deep each and bay
dows house 25I5 also vacant OT son-
ing 25r0 brick STABLE susser 5 feet west
stalls horses for four coaches and wagons
harness loft good cellar under the whole stable 9H
extension 25r25.
BRMs per the a Of se IS cent on the 18th April
bond and mortgage two or three years
For permits full particulars apply TO Mr. OLBNDORF u
Wss NeyYork LEWIS E. WOOD 90 Mongomerys Jersey
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
t)esiebesier Gonntp Real Gstair for Sale.

EOR SALE at great bargain--At Irving
Psrt Tarry including three of LAND new
wr built with 10 all finished In modern AMI most
tnproyrd manner bard doors and trimmings nn hoor
marheop wsshsiauds with plumbing complete In all
The chamtrs dumb waiter Ips &e On
the premises esrrgehouse stable Sc splendid Of ~,
riye 10 niles Terms u not sold by the lsi Of MAY WI
be TO rent Possession given Immediately Apply TO SAMUEL BOGA'
DUs Penys Hotel, Tsuytovn, n u
GREAT BARGAIN for desirable PLACE,
" minutes walk from Msnroneek depot slavn % k goai
Ih grouni near sshooi immediate pnee
terms Alo brick HOUSE IN Harlem 10 rooms
s85a Owner A. SPENCER, Carpet Dealer, No I5l Gfahis
CEVERAL desirable HOUSES aud LOTS for
- SALE al TarrytovD Address d. d. W. 3oi 30 Taryo"n " l.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
f,caI estate TO gxrbanee.

EXCHANGE or for Sale-Farm of 220 acres ;
IL dwelling three all other outhuling
front pon fruits kinds, large and small in sbnniaPo vel
high state Of cultivation lI5 acres can ne mosen W
chine; n Peeksk Depot " " well adapt 70 egt up
price 600 free Of incumhIance Apply TO X hkElhN I'D
isnreu, st. or d. g. McCoTTER 1872 Broa~s Nerl ork City.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
60 Manufacturers.

THE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PINY invite the attention Manufacturers To Their NsrPoN'r
Al the town Of Pasac NewJrrsev tide water our m eos
Paterson eight miles above N,wark, adjoining TIE n IA nos.
and within ten miles jersey Cv sni sr'rn from the
CITY Hail They have head and fall of tseIt bet
high tide whole Passsc River and OF hrr ha~dr
Mil Sites large aud arranged ths 'en 9n' pas Le
benefit Of both heN and tai tn 1p o ~N'i
Is moi only abundant perAnepl The property soaisd
nsviga river midst OF large population she ITS PYnmS to
with by plank road oy
road and water renders the advantageous oeaon r "Aes
rurn ng In country he premises snd sntetasn~
brick Mil OrlOo high Machine Shop and fo.Ds
ali rrs oeupsoa Application can be male To =
TORREY. % vesey st., Nesfcrk
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12

MORRIS wilkins, Auctioneer
DEREMPTORY SALE, by order of the Su-
/ rrem. Court Of No g8 Broadway. T. H. LUDLOW Co.
viii se at auction WEDNESDAY April l3 1870 at u ocock at the
Exchange Soo No. Ill Broadsay Newick under the direction
Of II. ~ Garyin, esq. Referee:
lot Of ground with 6yesoy
Broadway side, between Franklin
and Whes 2rl0 e 65 per cent remain on bond aud
1nnrr.n. M,ns a, Ma Pine-st (39D
C,pIFNDID INVESTMENT-At Public Auc-
- uon on WEDNESDAY April 3 1870 Southport Conn., the
n Y and H. R. 50 miles from New York the elegant COUNTRY
RESIDENCE Of Capt Knuon large house Ho II OF
ground with large fruit and shade trees sale to take place
an The nm.es At o. m For information, inquire Of Mr. r.
KNIDsoN Frontt, N. Y, OF AARON JENNINGS, At the
Southport r. r. Depot
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
Brooklnn 1lroprrtp TO ffi.

d 900 TO LET, on South OMord-st.,
,cVU. Der D, kaays to s.oa d, tenant ID o1r ~
permits sDply W. POTTER Broker, ZJ FGlOl-a'ei oFiN
flatbush-aye. Office open al O'Clock p To-
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
MONDAYS WEATHER REPoRT-9 4. NJ.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Sun rses.....5:26 sun sets........ 6;:6 Moon sets
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 4:25 Cows IslsDi.... Sis Hell Gate
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
printing.
nlatl)incrp,

NOR SALE-At a great sacrifice, for want OF
u one horizontal hgh.pTessnre STEANkNGlNE -nel Ia
der 3fert stroke inch fySher with ee; driving ruy nra
. with Pickering Also two I'LL snl II Ak
LOCOMOTIVE BOILERS together with qasn, Of shAtllNo,
PILEYs Nc Apply OF West Isely - sHi
the be sren complete uorkn on
MACHINERY of Henry Clay Mill for SALE
WI cheap cash running on heavy oesSsin AbPg 70
T. sCATTERGO ~ y. Fronsi, Phlsielgha IAS' hH WIN
excellent water power, can he rented los
Q. AND 4-hOrse power ROPER improved
CsIORIc ENGINES senl for circular, ~ Coanisojtsi
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
Countrp Real Gsiair for Sale.
Z coINTRY SEAT AT GREAT SACRI

= T ENWICIi-Attractive RESlDENCE,
N rooms eaiagehoue &c; shore front near
PROPERTIES all prices j. W. ATWATBR, Coscoo bnage SO"
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
Ciin t1roperip TO Get.

A COMPLETELY furnished 3-stOry, hi9ll-stoop
"A UOIsY Pet Torh-s BfoafEay uN Ie scl'e .l o .
tyo years 10 a desirable 4. G. LOCKE lf fni i"te'
Bloals and F11uh-aYc.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12

KXtHANGK OTFItE-Psnsagt from IfrfT0oI anu VuF,usO"n
Wc'ky by htlass sIsshp Also from Liverpool snn Lonuon V
hesty falling Packets Drstt for 4 and up~Al "D" +" 81"
II Grsa Britain Irrisnd ~ The lowest rats s
JbPsCOTT BkOfIIkhs Co.. " Soslbsa Ne~'"A'
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12

DROADWAY.-TO let, the large dOnDle ma
lle sore and basement ia kas0n ogun . q"
Badng Broadsay 55E1Oi vci Lighted AlgJ A. l
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
Nrm- Jrrsrn i,ca! Gstate for Galr.

ORANGE, N. J.-YILLAS, VILLA SITES
"A and FARMS great variety beautifully ntGss one 10 nOq IF fG% S9
the easop or year by BLACKWELL SMITH No. 24J brosd"ay
New.York 10 II A. m orane Main aud Cone 20 o.
AT SOUTH ORANGE, New-Jersey,, House
N and Eve acres Of and carriage and gardeners hoI
main building 8rl2 l6 cottage 21r1 rooms io
particulars apply James W Field Attorney at Law Orange NJ
A MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY SEAT at a
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-01
From Tuesdays Daily.
JONES LIBRARY.

A good library well patronized is in a
high degree an index Of the character Of
community. The importance of public
libraries, which our republican institu-
tions strongly demand, begin to be gen
orally felt; and, indeed, in their effect
upon the prosperity of this country,
they stand in no mean comparison, with
our churches and railroads.
Persons interested in social science find
valuable Information in regard to place
by consulting its statistics of mortality.
divorce cases, illegitimate births, ETC.
1t is my opinion that no less valuable in
formation could be obtained from the
records of library by learning the num-
ber and kind of books used. But this
disadvantage to making accurate calcula-
tions exists in the records Of Jones lii
brary, good book must be taken or
nofe at all.
After careful examination [ feel conf
dent that this Library of its size is one
Of the best in the State This is by no
means an extravagant assertion for most
of the books are of the standard authors
and L have yet to learn the logic that
proves there is anything better than the
best. There are found in the Library
such works as Bacon, Macaulay, Schlegel
Dante, Prescott, and host of others of
the kind to which the glory of literature
is due. Such works give evidence of
cultured taste ON the part of those who
made the choice. ll
Every, one having any literary taste
whatever ought at once to seek member
ship, not only for personal benefit, but
for sustaining one of the best institutions
of our country-publicl libraries. O.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-01
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

MANITowoc, August 23d, 1870.
All present except K;inghoiz, Boehmer Barnes and
Kostomlatsky
petition of j. d. Markham and others was refer
red to ID Ward Local Committee
Account of P. Muholand for Sheriff fees was refer
red to Committee on Claims.
The Committee on Dredge and Harbor report that
the dock on lot Block $50 has been completed ac-
cording to contract. On notion adopted a -.
On motion of W. Waldo the Committee on Sanitary
Affairs was Instructed to ascertain, if there is lis-
ance john Shehan's premises, if so, tc have the
same removed. Adopted.
Report of the Mayor the City Poor Fund was
read and motion accepted and ordered to be placed
on file.
The city Surveyor reports on the changes made by
him in the grade in the 1st and Sd wards was refer
red to 1st and 3D. ward Local Committees
The Street Commissioner of the 4th ward presented
contract signed by Miles McAIahon for grading aud
grvelnS Sth Street. from the north end of Sth street
bridge 70 the city limits north. On motion accepted
and the blanks filled so and 60 days.
The account of Smith, Eiiegler & Co. was on motion
allowed in full
On. motion of Geo. .Pankratz the Committee on
bridges with the city Surveyor were instructed to di-
rect the Street Commissioner of the 4th ward how to
build the culyerts at the ofSth street where the
water runs into the river. Adopted.
Motion of Geo Pankratz advertise bids for the
grading and grayeling ofSth street, from the south
end of the bridge to Quay Street Adopted.
Motion of Edward Conway that the Street Com
missioner of the 4th be authorized to furnish
the curb panks Sth Street. and to do the work or
have it done Adopted
The Board adjourned to Aug. 80, at ~ PM
WEI. HEMscHEMEYER, Clerk
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-09-01
PROCEEDINGS

Of the joint meeting of the City Board of Aldermen
and the Supervisors Of the Town of 1Ianitowoc, Aug
25th 1870.
Presnt, P. Johnston, Mayor, Aldermen Martens,
Greve Waldo, Conway, Kostomlatszy Barnes, Gill
bert and Pankratz. Supervisors, Watrous, Nichols
and Felter.
On motion W. L. Watrous was appointed Chairman
of the Meeting. t $50 ia lif.
Alderman Barnes offered the following resoluti
Ist Res0lred that in joint School District No. 1 in
city and town of antowoc for every dollar raised for
school purposes, the city shall pay ninety per cent
and the town shall pay ten per cent. of the
On motion adopted.
I'd. Reso50ed, that joint School District No. T. in
the city and town of Ma1itowoc for every dollar rails
ed for school purposes the city shall pay twenty per
cent and the town shall pay eighty per cent. On
motion adopted.
On motion the meeting adjourned s1ne die.
VIM. HEMsCuEMEYER, Clerk