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tive offices FAMED above were declared duly elect.

ed
A. Farr, Mayor
A. Sch"ffen, City Treasurer.
T. W Beckmann, City Clerk,
". s. Flusky, Assessor
J. Is. Jilsun, Justice of the Peace
~ Ietard, City Marshei
W. e. Reed !
Chas Frantz Aldermen first ward
W. Gallaghan
@. Schend
M. Zahnen Aldermen second ward
NJ. Stahl
l.. B. Nichols
E. G. rurant Aldermen third ward.
Geo. Limpert J
G.. w. Crane
John Nicoll : Aldermen fourth ward
n. French
q. Simmons, % Supervisor first ward
.. rchend, Co do second do
j. NJ Stebbins, Co do third do
j. p. Glover Co do fourth do
= F0rr, School Commissioner first ward
g. MunTzeuberger do second do
ID. B. Tears do do third do
:. Q Johnson do do fourth do
A. b TruesdeH Constable first ward
y Engelhardt do second do
G. G. White do third do
j. S. Knights do fourth do
On motion Of Aid Crane three dollars were al
lowed To each the Inspectors and Gle ks of cleo
tIon, also three dollars each to A. Schohen, j G
Buddle and Z. G Leonard Jr for the use of rooms
on election day
On motion the Council then adjourned till Mon.
day next the 9Th inst
T. W. BECKMANN,
OitY Clerk.
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Chicago g. North Western IL. Is
TIME TABLE
DEPART.
Mails Close

Forthe South and East, SCAM. I 55.4 so, P NJ
6 North. IL " 1920 AM ,6-4I "
West 2-45 -
Post Office open from Z a. M. to p. m. Sun
avs from IL to o'clock. noon.
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The old council were dismissed last Mon.
day evening after receiving their years
salary.
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A. B URCTo
Has removed his Barber Shopto No. 2l MatuSt
arst door north o. Thos. Engllsh's shop which
building as h oroug hy renovated and fitted nm
in the bes ossible manner. and wher he will DO
happy to meet his old customers, all who reOpir
his services in the art tonsorial
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A young man lost his balance while riding
through Main street last Sunday. He found
It very soon aEterward in the centre of large
mud hole
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Ii. CAP&ON ~ CO. corn, OF b.
IA Pearl st.. haVa constantly on mana a i.
IT fresh Family Groceries, Flour. Feed a
sell as cheap as can be bOugnl atanyothel
iishment la the city. The higEesl cash pr.
or all kinds OF country produce.
Goodsdelivered to all parts O fthe city.
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i livery SrABLh.-Ben Jewetl is prep
e. furnish the best Horses and tjurria.
business or pleasure, ali the shortest .
Tears al ali times ready to attenG rnnerals
Stable on MarketSq ,nearth Post On,
AeHoEAa WE,
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EE EM % " AZ.

gp GSEN & BEDE>SEM, Mannfactur,
Beds, Mattresses, UPHOLSTERED Goods. II
and Parlor Sets. ReaGy made Collins ulv
hand Shop on Wisconsin street.
Kenosna, j une % 1871.
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supervisor was l72, Of whole numbers
n. Schend received 129
NJ Jacobs az
The whole numb Der of votes cost for school Com
missioner was ia, OF which number.
G. nuentzenberger received I3V
III. German n
I was ia, Of which number 9a@J 81 t1G
II, Miller received IS
H. Engelhardt = 1872 ss "a $50 E.
The whole number of votes cast Tor Aldermen OF
the third ward was ass, oil which number.
L. B. Nichols received 15i E...-E so
john 4. Yule q 81 40 ~ %5@&A4b %Atl 4
e. u. Durant lO7
W. E English /" 10 SIS. Na3oS14
The Whole number of votes cast for cou ~ Super
visor was ISL, Of which number.
j. M. Stebbins received 10
ID Head " Sc
The whole number of votes cast for SCI 90. Com
missioner was 157. of which number.
ID. d. Tears received III
T. Eng isht - 81
The whole number Of votes cast for Constable
was 154, Of which number.
C. G. " hiJc received no
III. heSSier ~
A. B Trxesdell = 2 az 80
the fourth ward was 429, .ofvhlch number. se +.
G. w. Crane received Is
John Nicoll y
Ii. French II
n. Grosch 10
2. Boesen 80 ga To1
f. Becker 49, "a 90 - All
visor was 149, of which number.
j. p Glover received 70
N. n. Allen = 70
The whole number of votes cast for school Com
missioner was 152. of which number.
s. G johnson receivedW
h French "a II
+. Robinson q
) The whole number of votes cast fer Constable
was HI OF which number. a - s.. a4AAa5s.
j. s.. Knights received 69 4
H Widen 8 AZ
j. Williams IS
Whereupen the following named persons having
received the ofvotes for the rsspec-
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THE M ARKE rs.

OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH. }
Thursday April llth, 1872.
The New York herald., 1872-12-10
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

"A.
L. Santa Claus wishes to all his friends
free of charge,
Old and young,
Weak and strong,
at the
Great House Furnishing Bazaar
EDWARD ID. BASSFORD,
Cooper Institute.
Astor place.
Come one come all.
Ii will pay to give us call
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CITY MISSIONS,
Anniversary of the Ladies' Auxiliary
Society of the New York City Mission
nd Vracf SOcictv.

Anniversary of the Ladies' Auxiliary
Society of the New York City Mission
and Tract Society.
Yesterday the annual meeting of the Ialies
Auxiliary Society Of the City Mission and Tract
Society was held In the Fifth avenue Presbyterian
church, corner of Nineteenth street. Mr.. A. r..
Wetmore presided and prayer was offered by Rev.
Dr. Hall. Mr.. Lewis E. Jackson, Assistant Super
intendent OF City Missions, read the treasurer's
contributed and expended In their work SO, 446 Tor
Ine support OF fifteen missionary women, They
had no expense whatever Tor ONCE rent or clerical
services Of any kind. Rev. George j. Mingins
superintendent OF Missions, read detailed report
OF the operations of this society for the year past
tribMtion in lew weeks and Is omitted here, Rev,
DR.. Taylor, OF tbs Broadway Tabernacle, delivered
an address on the subject OF city mission work
and the relation OF women to such work. Rev. o.
Eastman also made few remarks and Mr.. Wet
more closed the exercises with words OF encourage
society for 1872 are O73 less than for the preced
ing year. The City Mission and Tract Society it.
self Is heavily III debt and Is calling loudly tor
pecuniary aid to meet its liabilities and carry on
its work. The annual meeting will be held Oh
Wednesday next.
day are Mrs. (Rev. Dr. De Witt, First Directress
Mrs. James Lee, Second Directress; Mrs. John L.
Mason, OF Brooklyn, Treasurer; Miss +. l.. Baker,
Assistant Treasurer, and Mrs. +. A. Conkng,
secretary The managers elected at the same
time are Mrs. William +. Dodge, Mrs. Enoch Hid
Mary j. Lockwood, Mrs. j. A. Bennett, Mrs. r. 5.
Ely, Mrs. w. A. Halock, Mrs. Loring Andrews,
Miss Clark, Miss Sophia Ely, Mrs. Horace Holden,
Mrs. Henry Camerden and Mrs. w. L. Andrews
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THE BURNING OF THE EXPRESS.
List of Losses n nd Insura nccs.

The fire that broke out the night before last on
the third floor OF the five story building occupied
by the Erenin0 Express is supposed to have caused
a loss OF about thirty.fvc thousand dollars. The
following is an estimate of the damage done and
list OF the Offices in which the various occupants
OF the building were insured -. and Il. Brooks
propriet0rs OF the Erening Express Ioss,
100000; insured for S33 000-in the Mechan.
ics ior $4,000, Holman for $4,000, Eeso
lutte Tor $4,000 Sterling, $1,000; Hartford,
$4,000: Fremen's Fund, $4,000; Westchester,
$1,000 Pacific, $4,000; Globe, s1,2OO Franklin,
$4,000; Nassau, $500; Adriatic, 81, 200; Sterling,
ST. l200 Exchange, $2,500; Manufacturers and Build
ers' 81, 500; Peoples, 1900; In another company
for $4,000. S. H. Gildersleeve Co., printers, who
cuped another part OF the building, were damaged
to the extent OF $4,000 Insured for $40 600 in the
following companies The .Etna OF Hartford for
$4,000; Mechanics for sl,6cO; New YORK, 1900;
Importers and Traders, $4,000; Resolute, s2,5Oo !;
Peoples $500; Lafayette, $1,000; Alps, $500 !;
Metropolitan, 81, 500: Citizens s3,0U0; Manhattan,
$1,000; Monauk, $1,000; Queens, $1,000; Home
Columbus, $1,000; In another company for $4,000.
The restaurant and billiard roou on the rst floor,
belonging to Damrell 4 Burt, was damagsd to the
extent OF $1,500-no Insurance. The building was
insured In the Firemens for s2,500 Bowery 81, 500;
sterling, $1,000; Hope, $4,000; Citizens' S3,5O0;
in another company for $l3,500. IL is feared the
annual report OF the Board OF Health has hecn de-
stroyed among the other property In the DIRE.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Resolutions as to the Reception or Mr..
Stanley.
The weekly meeting OF the above Board was held
yesterday, President ochrane In the chair.
THE RECEPTION OF h. NJ. STANLEY.
The committee appointed to consider the mes
sage OF the Mayor as to welcoming Henry M. STAN
ley to the city reported as follows:-
Whereas people Of the city Of New York feel just
pride bearing willing testimony to the merits OF any
ability the exercise OF than ordinary courage and
daring whose achievements in every honorable walk
expedition Which was originated and sustained By James
Stanley IN search Of lie lost %rean DR.
Livingstone, has been appaqded by the people and gov
scientific and other societies In both hem
spheres been tho theme OF admiration with the most
distinguished character 10 merit from this Com
Council marked expression Of the appreciation
Of the people and government OF the city OF the value Oh
Resolved That the Common Council, the represent.
hereby exends 70 Mr. Henry Nj. Stanley cordial wei.
come home and present their congratulations TO him on
Livingstone The generous liberality Of Mr. Bennett
with the energy and perseverance OF Mr Stanley, were
BILE The conduct reflects great credit upon our
people, clearly typehes their chief characterstics
seltreance Independence and freedom Of thought and
Resolved That the Board Of Assistant Aldermen Is
m to to cner with Mr.
Stanley to the end that arrangements for PUBLIC recep
ton may be made that the r hoo ko9m & IN shs O
committee have power to make such other and nrther
arrangements them may appear best calculated to
their APPRECIATION the services he has rendered In the
interests OF science and humanity.
The report was adopted.
The remainder OF the business was Of formal
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ofnces the city officials who occupy them should De re
moved to the public buildings and the presesDe DC et 70
'"' "'sA''' '' TAxrs SHOULD sx EouALrxEp,
and great dsproporton In valuation between prop
erty In this city and county ana the property In otner
counties State that tends 30 much 70 enhance the
II will now think be generally felt that honest efforts
to reduce the expenses Of the city should DO
When sucn an effort was made few months since
clamor raised against the economizng process The
proposition reduce the estimates OF upwards Of three
made q cause Of alarm by statements that rapne and
robbery would follow all over the city proposed re-
price Of brought threats Of darkness
amount apportoned for several OF the depsrmenta and
in the cost OF laying Croton water mains and wooden
gave rise 70 70 pae ana
reductions should be made
reduction has been accomplished In 1871 More
be done in 1873 The increase In the taxation Of 1878
1872 caused BY the necessity Of raising moneys to
quite the fashion say that the people Of the city
OF New York
ARE A LIBERAL PRorLE,
Is true, II money b reasonably well applied but this
liberal view OF things Is too often perverted
ravagance and waseiulnes Every dollar spent should
trust the Legislature will afford the city authorities
the opportunity to revise early In the coming year any
with proper iegson they may be s further TeGuccd
and Ihope be able the coming in of the new admin
straon next January to make some suggestions look
The day Of order and economy and honest administra-
await with impatence the day when your great cx.
shall officially enlisted In the of relieving the
burdens Of the people OF the city and in bringing to jus
ce the dosrs Of the gigantic wrongs that have SO greatly
ANDREW ii. GREEN, Comptroller.
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Estimated requirements OF moneys TO be raised
by the issue OF bonds for acquiring the titles to
the Riverside Park, fconrned by the Courts GIL 100
E0r the broadway widening, II II be confirmed.
The assessments In these matters amounting TO
$5.669.38 are applicable 10 the redemption of
bonds which may be issued to provide the
means for above payments.
A assessment bonds 100000
paving, regulating, &C., OF streets, construc-
tons OF sewers, &c, and redeelable from
collections OF observation-disclosures and stocks
for Department OF Public Works, including
Croton water purposes 100000
Bonds and stocks for the purposes OF the De-
partment of Public Parks 81 1000
DOCK bonds 3,UO00DO
Stock 70 be issued to provide for assessments va
Gated BY the Supreme Court, 100000
FOR miscellaneous purposes, including arrear-
ages Of 1871 Fire Telegraph, New Court House,
brooklyn bridge and public school building,
bonds and stocks $780, 900
Total probable requirement of amount to be
raised in is73 BY issue Of bonds ssi 426
Total amount TO be raised by taxation in 1873
as allowed. 35 555970
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FIFTH avenue. on Thursday morning. December ~
RAYxosp.-On Saturday. December =, ANN RAY,
Funeral this Fuesdsu morning. at eleven O'clock.
SnERsAN.-On Monday, December o. MAaDALKNA
sHEEMsS ~ beloved wiie OF George Sherman aged
The relatives and friends Of the family. also the
members OF Unity Lodge. No. 2s3 !. o. Q. r.. are
dence. 9l Orchard street, to Lutheran Cemetery,
on "Wednesday afternoon, at one O'Clock. without
STREEr.-At Connecticut Farms, near Elizabeth
N. =. on Saturday morning. December Z. FRED
ERicx THOMAS eldest son OF Rev. Robert aud Anna
Funeral services at the church on wednesday, az
SrUMP.-0n Saturday, December 7, JANE, widow
OF Daniel Stump, aged IA years.
fne relatives % and friends ed the family and those
invited 70 attend the aneral on Tuesday. iosn
dence, 255 Van Brunt street. Brooklyn.
: TAYLoR.-On Monday. the 9th inst SOPHIA
SHERMAN, wife OF Robert l.. Taylor.
The relatives and friends OF the family are I'm
vited to attend her funeral, from the residence 0l
her son.in-law. Joseph b. varnum, il6 East Twen-
tion
de Cuba LE0NCE A. TuRcAs aged 80 years.
Rio Janeiro and ilayre papers please copy.
VALENTINE-At Wiamsbridge on Sunday, De-
cember s, at seven o'clock P. NJ, HANNAH vALEN-
TINE, widow OF Matthias Valentine, in the 73d year
OF nef age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF her son-in-law, Peter Briggs, Jr., at
Williamsbridge, on Wednesday afternoon, at two
O'Clock. Trains leave Grand Central depot at one
O'Clock p. M.
vANDERHooF.--On Sunday December 8. ELIZA
BETH vANDERHoOF, aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family OF her
sOn-in-law, william Chisholm are invited to attend
the funeral, at the Mariners Methodist EpisoOpat
church, corner Of President and Van Brunt streets,
Brooklyn, on Tuesday, December 10, at two
O'Clock p. NJ
Albany papers please copy.
WHIrTY.-At Staten Island, on sunday Decem
ber .. WnITTY, native OF county wexford, Ireland.
aged ~ years.
Funeral on Tuesday, December 10. at two O'Clock
Pm.
WnITH.-At Brooklyn. on Sunday, December .,
1S,2 ELIZA A., wife or George White.
The relatives and friends OF the family are res
pectiully invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence 80 Quincy street, on Wednesday,
the 1lth inst, at two O'Clock r. M.
WILLIAMS.-ln Greenp0int, at the residence OF
her daughter Mrs. s. h. Pars0n DEBORAH Will
LIAMs in her 8Sth year.
Funeral to take place at the Noble street Baptist
church, on Tuesday, the 10th inst, at two O'Clock
p. NJ.
WINANs.-On Sunday December 8, FRANCIS, the
son OF william and Frances Winans.
The relatives and friends OF the family are In
vited to attend the funeral at their residence, No
| Strikers Cottages Flity-sec0nd street, between
| Tenth and Eleventh avenues, ON Tuesday, Decem.
| ber 10, at one o'clock.
The New York herald., 1872-12-10
THE CHAMBERLAIN's sTATEMENT.

The City Chamberlain Issues the following report
for this week balance in the treasury on Novem.
ber 30, s9,3o54l7 a.; receipts, S5oio,926 49, pay
ments, 2,s2o, sg1 IL; the amount on hand Deccm-
Der I, $ll,5l5, 400 ".
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Correspondence Between the
Mayor Elect and the Comptrol-
Ter on the City's Finances.
THE ESTIMATE FOR 1873.
a Spirit Of Economy To Be Introduced Into
All the Departments.
FACTS AND FIGURES.

The following estimate Of the municipal expendi-
ture OF the city made by Comptroller Green VIII be
read with interest. On the 18th OF November Mr..
Havemeyer, Mayor elect, addressed note to the
Comptroller asking that such statement should
be furnished him, and the reply and estimate OF
the Comptroller are given below. 1t will be seen
that in many of the departments the estimates are
lower and that general spirit OF economy Is to be
introduced. - ,o-o
M DEAR sin-I should like to have such information
ssGurements OF the city and county the coming year
1 10: e 90
OF bonds for new works OF Improvement and
other purposes WIN answer my 00s'f hxrvSEMEfER
To Hon. A. II. GREEN Comptroller.
Crr New YoRK. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
:, coxrTRoLLEs's 0rr,CE % Dec .. 1877.
DEAR sn.I have received your favor of the 18th u
and in compliance therewlth transmit 10 You the follow
operaonss ss Of .aS Se ssS Sy and Fl
epae he Of for these
purposes as fixed for that year
For portion OF State be paid by New York county
For schools IA mills; lls;;..;............. 81. .s0 ss7
For For Ssan,s dsSs nalps'ssl %lls. L. mills.
For For csnsi nsM paptGi appatns aest, % $50 mil %
and Union schools. lis Mill, 7sss sss7s
Total .......... s6Il7, 1855
IN state tax TO pe pniu Dy tHlS county lOI
canal and general fund deficiencies required
10 be raised this year the State Comptroller
to be- usnconsttutionai 364iss7
cty and County . Of New York ss7e 7S2
year ISIS ~ W. -, s4s5 sO7
falling due in 1873 . ....... 1885, 40
Total Sl9 432, ,451
SUPPORT THE CITY AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS
The expenses Of the various deparnients are taken
rom their estimates for 1878 The indicates that the
called tor by requisitions OF the department.
In other the item whole or part taken from
the amount allowed for 1872. The amount allowed BY
the officers authorized fix the appropriations for 1878
IL al cd In a acna column -
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TWO KAvANAGU A DECKER BLACK WALNUT
L Carom Tabes Balls Cues, Racks &C., all complete
will be sold this day rruesdayl, by JOHNsrvN vAN
The New York herald., 1872-12-10
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.


This Board held its weekly meeting yesterday,
Assistant Alderman Calvin in the chair. The fol-
lowing business was transacted
WORK FOR THE COMPTROLLER.
Assistant Alderman STAcoM moved:-
That the Comptroller be and he Is hereby requested
this Board the amount Of money disburscd
by him. together with the amount that Is owed by the
tractors others during the time he has been in Office
also the amount paid out during the same period OF time
by his predecessor and the amount saved to the city, II
any.
The resolution was carried
OPINION OF CORPORATION COUNSEL ASKED FOR.
Assistant Alderman COMMON mOved:-
That the Counsel to the Corporation and he is
hereby requested to examine and ascertain II there be
any recent decision made by the Court OF Appeals in
ation to the Tax Levy bill and report to this Board he
finds such decision affects the Legality Of paying salaries
II there be other legal 10 the payment OF
said salaries.
The resolution was adopted.
THE ERIE RAILROAD.
Assistant Alderman GELS moved
That the Comptroller be and he i, hereby directed 10
report to this board at its next stated meeting The
amount due the city for rent OF land wharves piers
slips and 'erry franchises and the names OF parties
persons IN arrears also the amount due from
who have Jailed to pay the interest their bonds and
the names OF persons in also by what author
ity the New York and Erie Railway has been allowed
hold OF the block ground bounded by Du.
ane, Washington Rcade and West streets without
rent for the same since 1868
This was made a special order for the next meet
ing, on Thursday. to which day the Board ad.
journed.
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Total estimated amount TO be raised by taxa.
ton ana bonds Tor the year 1873. $50 10S 56
IL VIII pc seen from the above tables that the state
taxes the interest the city county debt the
of the STATE city and county debt paid IN 1873 and
Other items amounting together to $264626sl "a are so
nairersn f = s,m ,1y from the remaining estimated
can az the law now stands be made.
The STATE tax imposed the city Is increased for 1874
over iTs BY s4oSsos N this s7 y is towards
the state which amount II Is understood has bcen Isei
by the State authorities prior 1872 i'm violation of hs
provisions Of the constitution of the state relative to cer
II 1as evident to me a It has been for the past
year that the expenses Of the city aud county
ought 70 be diminished and that they be iesscnci
without mparing the efficiency Of the government III ihe
various departments cooperate TO this end Salaries
8noud be reduced, supernumerarics removed and su
piies ior the city purchased with greater economy.
clearly enough think to arrest general attention that
the tune has come to pay for the wasteulness and ex
mayagancc that rum riot in this city lor Ave years
ihe oppressive taxation caused largely
ny THE RuLK OF Rad MEN
mus pe met hard as II upon thousands OF the
No Insncis SIa, ana generous % ol our population
sDry .me expenses OF the city too large tor its
comes anu retrenchment must be effected.
paacuce OF borrowing to meet the annual expenses
81 VIZ ve.nment which has been largely resorted TO
should bear ITS own burdens No Iurihcr dcbtcdness
snou,u Ds created except ior and unusual
geneics the expense Of which should bc fairly spread
over series OF years, and annual sinking fund pro-
yled 70 meet the principal OF such Indebtedness
Ills 10 % noped That our Senators memuers
semoy VIII DC veiian 70 secure lie gisation not
rcet TO those who bear the dens OF the civ To de-
crease taxation every reasonable should be taken
g increase tns income OF property owned BY the city
tngs and the cxorbiant which have been saddied
upon the city by long should cease as randy ~
tho leases expire When tho city Is bound for rent oi
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CARPETS FOR MARINE COURT.
Supervisor CONUyER moved that the following
bills be paid:-
Pars ana .....::............$12 237
James Scott Co., for carpets for Marine Court
The resolution was adopted.
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
The Committee on Armories and Drill Rooms
recommended the appropriation OF $4,000 to the
SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON COURT HOUSE
The following salaries due to the former en-
ployes OF the new Court House we've recommend
TO be paid by the committee appointed TO examine
Court House claims:-
James A. McCarter ceaner"... ................ SCoo
gcorse masui cthner +.................. $50
Bernard Mackey, cleaner. ........... 225
Frnncls ~ Snaer, uay watcnman 375
Andrew Holly inspector. Observation-Disclosures. IA
iIihn hyss assis,an nreinhn 1,l65
Ilnrck Mhrlin ssslsant JUNIOR ,............... 24O
The Board adjourned to Monday next at twelve
O'Clock.