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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-10-24

DO Mt
Be deceived, but for coughs. colds, sore
throat, hoarseness and bronchial difficulties,
use only
Wells Carb0lc Tablets !
Worthless limitations are ou the market, bnt
the only scientific preparation OF Carbolic
Acid for Lung diseases i when chemically
combined with other well known remedies, as
in these Tablets. and all parties are cautioned
against using any other.
In all cases OF irritation of the mucus mem
brane these tablets should be freely used, their
cleansing and healing properties are astonish-
ing. H
BE warned. never neglect cold. it IS easily
crred in its incipieBt stare. when It becomes
chronic the cure is exceedingly difhculf, use
Wells Carbolic Tablets aS a specific.
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Sole Agents for the United States send Tor
Circular. Price a5 Gents a box. sw4
HAND STAMPS all varieties Circulars
iree Agents wanted. W.H.H.Dayis 4 Go. MIS-,
70 Nassau St, \. y
a. a made from soc. Call and examine or IL
6lu Samples sent postage free for SOC. that
retail quick foI SO. K. l. WoLCoTF, 1si Chat
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23
wAsnrSuroN ENTERPRISES.

u. u. GFRhnm's Carriage Factory.
Mr.. X. II. Graham, one Of our most enter
prising business men, who not long since took
the large building en- Eighth street, above d,
formerly occupied as livery stable has
thoroughly remodelod the same, and now u not
only presents handsome exterior, but has been
arranged with every convenience OF a coach
and carriage factory, making II the moet CEN.
plete establishment Of tho kind In the city,
The front has been completely torn out and u
new one put In almost entirely OF glass, sup
ported By cornielng and sashIng Of light and
heavy Milling beautifully stained. The object Of
this was 10 afford ne much light as possible to
the interior part Of tho factory. On the nrst
Moor Is the Wareroom, In which can DO seen all
styles OF vehicles -clArenoes, la ndaus, buggies,
top and and no-top,) light road wagons, and
almost everything Of the description used Tor
The second floor has been divided into i've
rooms. whseiwrights, trimmers, painters and
yaInlshsr, have thsir separate apartments, and
obstruotinE eaoh other. Ono large room runs
parallel with these, which Is made the reposl.
been repaired and offered tor sals The black.
smith shop Is adjoining the carriage waTeroom
on the hrst floor, and Is most complete In all Its
works. Instead ofhAying the hres In the forges-.
Of which there are four-kcpt alive by the use Of
the Old-fAshioned bellows, now patout blower
Is used, which not only saves labor 70 the men,
but occupies much less space. To the rear OF
Tlages are hoisted or lowered from ono story to
another, and on each floor 10 a platform that
moves 70 and fro on wheels, on which the car.
he SsI1dipF Without TeSaTlnS much eitoTt 10
prOpel IT, Mr.. Graham, taking his establish
mont all through, employs about thirty hands,
out wOrt ,ha, viii Bear ne closest Examination
Many Of the handsome vehicles that are daily
seen passing on our streets can claim their
origin IN hls faetory, and reflect great credit on
ness IL located In o most quiet part Of the city,
stun he can claim and does receive majority Of
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23
GEORaETOWN AFFAIRS.

The CANAL--Arrlysd.b boat I. J. Baker, from
williamspoTt, with 500 barrels OF flour 10 0eo
Waters and 800 barrels to W. n. Dousal.
THE Coal TRADE.-The receipts and ship.
ments Of coal at the Consolidation Coal Compa-
ny's wharf during the past week have been; Re
celpts, 500 tonsi shipments, 1000 tons.
CATTLE MARKEr.-At Droyers' Rest, 282
beeyec on saloi 3O sold Tor slaughter Ia this
District, at prices from u to %; better grades,
SS Rsr O. sad y az Ie SSsT y sheep 2, To-
cows on sAlsi price w and siS per head.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. John Collins, an old
resident Of the District, aged about 10, and re-
siding near Tennallytowp, opposite the College
some orushwOod ior his Ore, and on sniSring the
house fell dead. Tho coroner was summoned
but deemed an inquest unnecessary.
Tar RIvER.--ArIlyed, schooner Katy Annett'
from Alexandra, with $50 bushels Of wheat
for Hartley a Bro steamer Express, from Bal.
timore, with !, 200 bushels Of wheat 70 George
shoemaker, and general merchandise for Dls-
,rlot merchants CLEARED, steamer Lady Of tho
Lake for Norfolk, with $50 barrels Of -four and
q miscellaneous cargo.
UaIor RAILROAD CoMFANY.-ThO commit.
tee, consisting Of Mr.. Jacob Kengla, DR.. A r.
Pardon and Joseph Weaver, appointed by the
on Frederiek street Wherein 70 place their
stables and other buildings. They are now pre-
pairing TO put out contracts for the immediate
oommsneement Of the work. They will open an
once In Georgetown for the transaction Of busl.
ness.
AWAITING CAnGoEs.-There are now lying
at the Consolidation Goal OompAny's wharf, the
following schooners, which arc unable 70 pro
coed 10 their destinations In consequence OF the
want Of coal for oArgoes; WIN. Walton, r. s.
Miller, r. Seaman, M. Kinnie, L, Baxter, ID.
Grimm, Judge Hopkins, Mary Francis, Buck.
master, Caroline Young, Kate Leyella' q. W.
Locke, b. A. Tracy, Ada Ames, A. NJ. Chad.
wick, Theodore Dean, L. z. Adams, T. u. Smith
and A; d. Bartlett, the majority ofthsm being
from tho East.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23

A meeting OF the board OF directors Of the
Columbia Hospital and Lyipg.in. Asylum was
held last evening In tho hospital building, cor
neF Of TWenty-hith street and Pennsylvania
avenue; Major General Townsend In the chair;
and General o. T. Babcock, Hon. N. =. Chip.
man, A. 4 Solomons, q. II. Smith, William
Sueknsy, A. X. Shepherd and Doctors Young,
Thompson and Ashford, OF the directors, were
present.
Prof J. Harry Thompson, the surgeon In.
ahief, made the quarterly report, showing the
workings OF tho insiitution from the commence.
ment TO the present time. Tho report was emil.
nently satisfactory, and elected favorable com.
ments. A condensed statement shows that since
March, 1895, when the hospital first opened It's
doors for the relief Of su noring humanity, the
indoor patients have been 1,liI; outdoor, b,TBS.
Total, o,sio, Number cured, o,Ttoi relieved, $40
lnourable, ~; died, 90; sent TO insane asylum,
U results unknown, III; under treatment, lII
Total, o,s7p. Number Of births, 800; presorip.
tions compounded, lT,i0s.
In the last quarter there were under treat.
ment in the hospital, bsi outdoor patients, lin.
Cured, Bopi relieved, 0s; died, none result un.
known, lis. Now In hospital. "a outdoor, 40.
Prescriptions compounded, l,ogl
The present building 10 too small and other.
wise Inadequate to meet the Increasing demand
and II ID hoped that Congress will willingly ap-
prOpriate the sum asked Tor by the Secretary ol
the Interior 10 make the necessary alterations
Generals Townsend and BAbcock, Messrs. Sol
onions and Smith and DIR, Thompson were ap-
pointed q committee 10 decide upon such AlleTa
Tons as they may deem desirable In the present
building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23

Truth being stranger than Notion, II Is neoes-
sary 10 make an explanation to the general pub
lie 10 give them an idea how some OF our mer.
chants sell cheaper than others; Many whole
sale houses, carrying large stock, have 10 take
Az the tune they can get 70 pay for their cloth s,
and u Is plausible they have 70 pay accordingly
ior them. Then our retailers, who buy on time,
nave 70 do likewise, giving an extra pront 70
the lobber and tho wholesale house, and OF
course have e charge their customers accord.
ingly' The Odeon Han Clothing House Is A
branch Of u wholesale house In Baltimore, who
universally discount all their bills and supply
their retail stores, Of which they have branshes.
10 81. Louis and Baltimore. The success Of Mr..
Becker, Pennsylyania avenue and FouT.And. a.
half street, Is due 10 the manner in which his
clothing Is made, together with their EuarNn.
tees, based on their honest Judgment which
cannot DO doubted on account Of their long eI
peTlenee In the business.
They have now ready for Inspection price
goods for merchant tailoring, from tho latest
importAtionH which cannot fall 10 suit the most
hatidiOus, They are now ready 70 make suits
70 order at from $40 TO as less than any house
In the city. Their ready.made stock will
compare fayorably with many merchant tAilorS,
They have also hue line Of gOnts furnishing,
including silk, gauEe linen, merlno, jean, under.
wear and null llne Of the latest style Of shirts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23


EDIToR REPUBLICAN; Less than twenty-five
years ago, In Maine, was born q very handsome
boy baby. The child grew TO manhood, and mud.
Ing some difnculty AFTER no had graduated In
Que Of the colleges, In making As much money
as he could spend, he emlgrated 10 Washington,
d. O., and accepted u position a. q Govern nent
clerk. On looking around, and seeing that In
many respects this beulghted city was many,
many, oh, great many years behind the Hub,
he. being an ambitious youth, determi ned to NJ
himself here for the purpose Of lif,ing Us out Of
having been admit Cd 70 tho District bar about
four years ago. From his commencing practice
as an attorney 70 the present time he has been
no property, and Of eourse pays no taxes, he
cares nothing about the expense attending
progress" The Police Court no deemed q
great step IN SGysnSe q the old system, and now
ultra" Of eouItsi for from the mighty
brain OF the pretty Maine youth sprung
the grand idea Of forming a court, whore
being able to collect his little bill OF two OF
three dollars. II he has I'VE or ten to pay q
lawyer with, our young friend and bensfaotor,
being stu quite ambitious would no doubt 40.
oept a position on the bench; he being single II
might help him In his matrimonial prospects
being member OF the commission 10 eodlfy the
laws Of the District Of Columbia, aud very init.
mate with Its president, there IL but little doubt
but our young friend will reach the goal OF his
ambition II said court Is established. But, Mr..
Editor, would II not bo better for all those who
desire 10 assist the people OF tho District by the
creation Of new courts and other expensive
luNurios 10 walt until We finish paving our
streets before they fOlst upoa Us this unnsces.
sAry innovation on old forms1
BY tho way, Mr.. Editor, tell US, is there any
law authorizing that commission to waste their
time IN getting up new laws, or were they Ap-
pointed ior the purpose OF eodiiying the laws
now IN iOrcol II the latter would II not DO we'll
Tor them 20 attend to the business for which they
promptitudo1 MoRE AaoH.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
Goosrs.Oopd.nss Of The NatIOOAl Rspublis.n.l

ALsxANDpIA, March "a. IsIs,
The coachshop and Wheelwrlght establish.
ment Of Henry Minietou, on Duke street, be-
tween Alfred and Columbus streets, was set on
nre At IN early hour this morning, and burned
70 the ground; Tbs loss Is partially covered By
insurance. The AdJoinlng house, occupied by L.
Smith. was somewhat injured,
The high northwest Wind, which prevailed for
the last two or three days, interferred somewhat
With navigation, The steamer Virginia, q the
70 Washington yelterday, got aground and was
OIL her line nearly the whole day. She ran
aground this morning on the Maryland mats.
for many years Tho Southern mail line Ia kept
up day and night By tho Keyport, the steamer
Vanderbilt being iast aground IN Aqua creek.
several houra behind time, from uprriomAl, re-
ports the schooner Robert Nioho1 aground on
tho bar At Lower Cedar Point, and the schooner
Nalisr Palmer sgTOqnnd IN 1scoqSan hay: Ths
q load Of wood from Gen. Fltlhugh Lees farm,
at Riohland, bound to Washington, lost one OF
her anchors and chain, and after dragging the
blown on the bank Of the fats opposite this city,
and, as the tide was falling, would have upset
had not the steady violence Of the wind kept her
seeing her condition represented II To Captain
Thomas Ross, ai the tug q. NJ. Grimm, who
went immediately TO her relief aud toWod her
puny When Tssslsd she had two feet TOT Of water
In her hold, and the waves were breaking over
one side Of her, and the two eolored men on
board % her, het captain being In Washington,
were almost scared TO death.
Tho remains Of the late Mr. William Eagan,
formerly for many years we'll known merchant
Of this city, werg brought hero from Washing.
ton to-day, and buried In the lot Of his family In
St. Mays burying.RrOund.
MI Lewis O'Neal, who has a contract upon
the street Improvements 10 Washington, has
collected and stabbed here q large number Of nne
horses TO be employed upon that work.
In conseqyepoq OF the uniavorable weather,
only about three hundred punches Of froGh nsh
have arrived since yesterday, aud they were
sold at prices r0nging IRON twenty. i've 10 forty
cents q bunch, according 10 quality. Among
rings
We regret to record tho death OF Mr. HarrI-
son Brady, one Of our oldest and best eitiLens-
a man universally respected aud esteemed.
There 10 not uingle case OF smallpox or yarl-
olold now In this city.
Three more dogs supposed 10 have been bit,
ten by mad dog, were shot and killed at West
End Yesterday. O.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
IaIs, Iaso PennsyIyanIa Aye
nue. OPP o. Willnrds' Hotel.
COrnWen & Sons,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
li1S and 1890 Penua. ave-,
OPPOSITE wILLARD'S HOTEL.
500 QUESTS oHotoKsr GREEN AND BLACK
TEAs IN sToRK AND BOND.
PRICE, List

COFFEE.
200 Mats old Dutch JAVA.
so BagvPrlme Ceyloh JAVA.
10 Bales Genllne MOCHA.
10 Hogsheads PLANTATION.
30 Bags Prime RIO and MARlCAiBO.
COFYEE and TEA sold both Wholesale sad Re.
tail, at lowest New York Prices.
Coffee roasted fresh ever day By an expert
enoed hand In Patent ArOtaa-ssvIhs hOastsr.
s :. ..a S..s from % ri
sold b. us. OfdOrs received through mali win be
III stS care Psss. Spo ,oI sp y
mall otherwise, q any numb-r Of astiolss wanted
Soo4s sen. o. D, b. os e6sot must sssompaDS ordsl
ImpoTtad ,bls luHurlea, Of even description And
0rossiS BiasivslT. Sauces, tI9 different EIud,J
gsossis Blackwell Pi ~ s,..,L,-.-,
Ohatns sauce, canton GlngsT.
Pruf Blors soups, 90 tiasrsnt kindsl
Condensed MIX.
Olaas Fruits, ever description.
damned ysgstsblss, eysg description.
KonnsdJ's OfsokSr., mAds 10 Bostou.
bo1s qssek15., made y slasurs ny
Albert biscuit EdlnbaTEh.
HAvsnnsT's Oraeksps
PlsH.
No. MESS MAoKEREL,
WHITE fiiihdos
HALiBUddbpy,su
Bloatsru. Dried Beef, Beef Tongues. sassr.eursd
Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Shoulder, horther's Pork.
MAIAs. Grapes. Bsnaus., Das.s. Pruu.s. !ou.ps,.,
CoeoAnuts FIG, RAislns Nuts q al kinds ftesh and
E,srJthlRs Kept In nnt-elass GroesrJ aiusJa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS

uTICEs or NEw 6DvEHrIsEMRSTr
NV. q. W. ToNLtSsoS will preach tomorrow.
DIvISE services In tho Assembly's Freshly
terian church tomorrow,
THn PonnsylvAnla Republican Association
will meet this evening.
LArimra a CLEARr, auotioneefs, will sell 10.
day, At 40 o'clock, a. M, large lot Of chromos,
oil paintings and engraylngs.
W. q. METzERorr n 20. are Offering great
bargains IN pianos.
HuToE a ADDISON have a splendid city resi-.
dsnce ior sale.
An express envelope, containing siosei, has
been lost
H. COLEMAN, auctloneer, will SELL every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, household
furniture.
REEiorOus SERVICES In the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow.
ANEnrfso Of the Republic Saving and Build.
Ing Association will be held Tuesday evening.
HurcK h ADDISON have an elegant new house
for sale.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23
AMUsENl ENrs.

Owens nj tho National
Acting on the suggestion thrown out 10 this
column, n fev days since, Manager SayilIo
wisely decided to withdraw Dot"-whlch had
not a very successful run-and to substitute
some Of the other plays In which that popular
comedian, Mr.. owens, has won rsnowh. Last
evening the iaughAble comedy, Everybody's
Friend" Mr.. Ovens as Major De Boots, was
Toodies." As Major De Boots, John owens
appears 70 be In bis proper element Hs as
sumption Of the character last eveDlng was ex.
continuous iaag stsf' His Representatives. Of the
"unsuipoctinH De Boots" Is somewhat broader
than Clhrko'e, yet We can hardly see wherein u
as when The comedy was presented here few
weeks ago, and tho members Of the company
performed their parts aeoeptably. "Ioodles"
dot" viii bS given A. tss matinee Oi this 1 ARR.
noon, and In tho evening "Poor Gentleman"
and "roodles" will DO presented.
Old Felix's Coacert.
Last evening Lincoln hall was pretty nearly
allied with fashionable audience, which seemed
10 enjoy most heartily the unique performAaee
Of Father Daniels old folks. The performers
were we'll dressed IN their quaint costumes, and
the house. some Of the ehoruses were very
hnely given and elected rounds OF applAuse
All In all, the concert was success, and could
be repeated at an carly day, We think, To good
house.
Tho New IIibernicoa.
The third entertainment Of Prot. Mac Eyoy
was given last evening At Old Fellows hall TO
very large and Intelligent audience, who were
delightfully."- entertained on their trip with him
through ireland. AZ lecturer Prof Frank
MaeEvoy aequits himself admirably, while. Mr..
Lawlor's comic songs would excite the risfbili.
ties Of the most melancholy. some Of the rArest
gems Of Irish mlnstrplsy are given. The droll-
cries Of Barney, the guide, keep the Rudlenoe In
continuAl merTiment. The paintings are Gle
RAntly executed, and represent the most beau
uful scenery In Ireland, As we'll as It's principal
oities and places VI historic note. II will be 70.
peated this evening for the last time this season,
and wo bespeak another full house. This amer.
noon at o'clock there will DO q matinee at
which tho prices Of admission will be For
adults, IS cents, and for children 10 cents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23

CITY SMALL, TALK.
THAI. a,o oniv ssvsn,a.n S,ons,r...,o,,., a.,
y,stiSntions IN 1unning order ~ an nrss. ~
49, Iasa.,ia.,Sas ~ ILL., Nv ne prsseht
m, .soar.rII.h.d nsn,Isp, ~ S,s..'n.
A. Pilisbury is doing good sSrvics Tor the San.
H'"s' .,-..,--
Mr. Il a. bartletts son, who was 90 seriously
inquired lev Gays slnce, " nov considered out
omo.r n s%S ' oO r Tsa, y .SOT,sS
UnicsI hs1EA1, ~ ah h lst, snot him
sei tnJ.oukn tnv wv nhna Nnlie nAhlhna pls-
,9L VI eonIse ne ul1nI mean 10 DO H. Dr.
newman uiessed 'no "ounus.
We are glad TO sec that tho health Of Mr..
Bosaieau, Of the star, Is improving, and hope
that Richard Will be himself again very som.
His ylnsome smile would drive dyspepsia from
another person.
The fishermen are buslly preparing for the
spring season, and are quite active about
che WhaIves In getting everything 10 readiness.
Many o. them, with their crews, will start for
Tom ShAller Of the Treaaurv Dsnartm.nt
who has eyineed eonslderable proaciencv IN ina
Japanese was At the theatre iast eyeninT az
under his Instruction in that language
Two Erecimons OF Young America 9nve n
puRilstlc entertainment IN the Vicinity Oh Ninth
and ID streets last evening, At which mIssiies in
siveiy used. Nobcly hurt "S'N '>''"'
Th,. .f,.,roo, a. A o,cIooL n ,.n.r.i .i..r,
Iii IL. .,r,,eE T,a,n ~. siins,o, ssa ~ ~, "
~ ~ ~ I.ousso srahl.sS ~ ~ oidSL
10 see the WoTklnHH OF the urO DEPARTMENT. All
the eompanies will respond, and ii Is probable
that the capacity OF the lfere mt engines will be
tosted.
Want thu Grand Armv NJ thu psn,biL, ma,
mn eoncert y, saneibIny of ISat III ~ ~ ~
SIJs a. M saldieps' and s,iio,si ornbans snho
need elothinE baiiy' ITyou don't think a. in,t
iook NJ them thess cold mornin1s a. NAV ~ ~
81 Johns church.
Thu improv.ments in thu vIcInItv NJ tba War
nsnartmsnt hnIIdinS have nscsssii.,sJ ,ba
cnnstInciion Of nav entrances 10 winderis buiid.
inS' DraWinEs IN these are being mads and
SYsIvtbing will Ia in rcadln.,s tS i,roeeed 'sith
ths 1ors .hen Congress maze ia nscessa =,
annronria,Ion Thsre Il No fnunsafion for ~
T,,mmny that an elevatnr il 10 lie introdnnsd into
Inc buildIng Tor the aooommodation of inc Sec.
Ond Auditors clerks who occupy the top floor.
Ona AZ tho LAM the otheT dav- nressp,.d n
lady sierk On me TreSsury Depaytmant Sith q
nsiy n eIe1nnt sleeve buttons telIIng har 10
nnrssant ,em n her ham Anv younv man s,ood
Ioohing IN moral chaTaater AMI Win nsTad
moustssbe. can become possessed Of eostIv mt
,ons S,nddad ,.Itb dIamohds nrnVided M yonns,
isJy ShS NOV boiLs thsm Sops,,ionsiI~ IN ~
nStmssed Ia look mon mstteSs thrnS,h thS
ssme tsISscone Wv
,.,, n. ,,.N -. -, -
lucy M akaihh tVt ths past wees some
Ihsane wLet ei M peen unhonnk win them
chimney , "a ~ ms VAN at'9mPi 70 tahe thsm.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23

nIoctjsH ~ thn rlnteenth Di.trict : The
Bonfd q Public Works Endorsed.
The RepubIioanSof the Sixteenth district met
nue., Win 5. IL WiilIans 10 Ia he chsiS, and R
n, Brouner secretary.
Tho object n the meeting was TO appoint
on Monday evsnlns al Union Ieasuc hall, 70
select n chief marshal for the emancipation cole
brAuon; James Peakc, y. Alton and W. Jono.
we're selected, and James Peako chief marshal
On motion Of Joseph Flynn, the meeting pro-
ceeded 10 the election Of club ofcefs for tho en-
suing year with tho following result President,
hardt and EIward Allen; secretary, n. r.
Brounerj treasnrer, Y, Jordan.
A committee on Iesolution. Was appointed,
Whereas eerlaln dlganectsd politicians, most
Of whom are disappointed aspirnnts for oneial po-
sitions under the District government, have pre-
works, and are po~ engaged In prosecuting the
same before . Congregational committee; and
whereas We believe these charges % be willfully
purpose Of Bringing our present government
Into dlsrcpute, IN the hope Of thereby affecting
q change that will result 10 restoring Crane,
sSsr.oTo resolved Il. Rep1Spsns Of P ~
Slxtsenth Legislative District,
1. That we have the fullest Faith IN The ability,
integrity and psir y S e ne Ssnt lem com
Hove That in all they have done and In all they
propose 70 do they have been aud are governed
by sincere desire to promote the best Interests
Oh the city aud District
q That We believe the charges which have
been made against the Board Of Public Works
10 be utterly without foundation In fact, that
they were knowingly Manufactured tout OF
whole cloth" 70 Crafty personal spite and sub
serve private Interests, and we deuounce tho
authors Of them ~ common defamors who should
be scorned by all good oiiiEens.
.. That We are confident II Crane, Seyerson
\ 90, had got the places they wanted, they
would now be shouting praises TO the Governor
and Board OF Pebble Works Instead Of being Gu.
gagged IN vain attempts TO destroy the reputa.
tons Of men who are In every respect innnltely
their superiors.
=. That we remain, as wo were at the late
election, unalterably opposed TO old.fogyism
add 10 iavor Of progress and We most earpestly
hope that OouErosl will not In any way Inter.
fere with ths expenditure By the Board Of Pub.
lie Works ofths money thep voted by the people
for the improvement and adornment Of our city
and District In. accordance with tho compre.
henalve plan PROPOSED by tho board.
Received, That the CHAIR Appolnt two persons,
who with the PRECEDENT OF thls club shall oonsti.
tute a committee 10 transmit an Authent Heated
copy Of these resolutions 10 the Board OF Public
Works. W
Also, resolutions lndorslug the action Of Hons
]. W. Mcknight aud A. X. Browne, and
strongly recommending tho latter for reappoint
ment 10 the Council.
The following gentlemen were appointed the
executive Committee Joseph Flynn, II. X
Brouner, John Daahlolds, N. ElcholE, w. Foo
]. Peake and V. s. Moulton; after which the
meeting adjourned.