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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-17
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0as @6icagoer So. SournaI uub
etnlge anoere repubIitanii0e BlGtter
ma1ten tDrer @utb iiber tbre NieoerIage
AUDI baour6 2uft, baB iie iiber Srof.
otter, ben ite9ret6en &anbtz
ber SQinoiier Oppoittion
fur oaS Nmt zines Gbefs oes StaatSz
i6uItpelens, i6impfteu, i'm ais unfGbig
biulteItcn uuO ogl. mebr. gtln bate bic
Oppolition i'm lebten WabLfalnpfe tel
ren enlightenment @egner ais BEN re-
publitanil9en Daily Leader" in $1,000
mington. M6er nit gr0Bter QSGrme
uimmt oieier nunlnebr ben 8rof. SITTER,
Der Ian9ere 3eit @bef oeS S6ulpeiens
III Bloomington toar, 9eeen Die Qngriffe
oes @p. Sournal i'll SduB unb tbut bar,
oaB Otter elmer Der tii6tig1ten BGbagoz
gen 1t1S re6ti6affeniten Mdnner 6eS
Staates 1T uno ii6 ais iol9er ni9t nur
nit letnem unterlegeuen republican,
l9en 0egner Yrof. Yonea, f%onbern AUDI
NIT letnem berOieuten @or9dnger Or.
Satenlan mellen fann.
8ie bic repu6Iitanifde o@bicago
Sribune" 10 eifert aud oas HeIe repWblls
, 1874-09-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


n. II. siwelle, reformed liquor merchant Of
this city. will narrato liB experience this oyouiug
at tho temperance mootlug in tia Y. IL G. A.
Rooms, No. las AIndlaon street.
The third grand ball Of the Emerald Beneficial
Association will ho given at Twelfth 6troot
Turner Hail Friday week.
10 obtain n good bookkeopor, copyist, or
salesman, with good references, 1t ia only ,,ecoa-
aary 10 apply to tho Young Mons Chsiatiaa AS
soclation FREQ Employment Bureau, 145 Fifth
avenue.
Tho:o will bo d mooth,g OF tho stockholders Of
rnpt at 2 o'clock this Afternoon. in tho Slornan
House, to tako action upon declaring dividend
etc.
Tho Library I4octlro. Course will tlo oponod this
eyoning by the IT.. lloy. Baliop Dwangar. wllo
will loctpre upon ":rho An,orican Nisnn'ago.".
il st pataek'a Church, corner ot At'ams autl
Loss. OF great intcroat, Bishop DWenGor haflpg
takcn 10 important 4 r'srt III tho pilgrimage.
A moeting of tho corporation Of tho CAcago
E.rlng WoMan'A nnfuga for ltetorsa, vii 10 held
nt tlo institution, on tho southeast cosner OF
Thirty.tirat Btroot mud Iudlana ayent'o, satur-
day. tho ID Of October, at.2:30 p. NJ, to consider
tlsa pronriety at chaago. Ut location; tho salo.
OF loAstng OF tho grounds OH ThI.ty-frat Atroot
aua Iudtaua avenue, aud lproytdo, for tho same;
purchasing q new lot for tho tllstltutio' to ap-
polnt ali .toooBsary committees aud o'licors to
carry out tho action OF tito corporation; aud to-
provide ways and meaua for tho erection ofa
new building
Tho st. Joseph Church. Fair, wch was to be-
gin Monday, OF. 5, in osth Hiaa Tnrner llall
Will opon Tuosday, Oct il. anl last q full weok.
Tho l,all was routol for Monday to the Conyon-
ton OF tho Opposition party.
There will bo neoting Of the Chicago Gallo
tlolia,, Soclnty Tuesday, tho 9th Of Qotobor.
, 1874-09-29

Lawyer EscHt0red to t4ac 1EoU OF At
torneys-'Ehd Government Erinti1asy-
OEflce--.a Snter Lamp Wanted.
Soectat Dispatch to The Chfeaoo Tribune.
WAsu1SdToa, D. G., Sept. o3.-01r. Joseph 4.
Bradley, who, it will aforementioned, was stricken
from, tho. roll Of attorneys Of tho District Court,
in 1867, forhasing challenged Judge Fisher. wlilo
on tho bonch during tho John II. Surratt trial, 10
fight duel, was to-day rcinstatcl OIL motion Of
Judge Ti,omaE J. Durant. Judge Fishor, now tho
United States .Diariet~Attorncy, aud AIr. bradley
llayo hcaled their differences. Chief-Justico
Cartier, in announcing Ills roinatatemcnt, said
that LIS fault had boen abuntlautly atoncd. lIs.
bradley is qnitc advanced i'll years. and has been
QUO Of tic ilost prominent lawyers in Washing
tou.
THE Go,rES11EST rn1NT1Na-orr1cr.
Mr.. Clapp tho Congressional Printer, pub
lshes card in tho Star to-duy, in which 10 ull-
lertakes to show that the Government Printing
Office il safe from probable danger Of flre, mid
that oven if 1t should burn, tho employees could
esoapo without Injury. AS he relics, howosor
OIL narrow stair1Iays a,d elevators, both oil which
Hca1iH Of ogrcaB only Eoryo as 1luca to fan tho
lames. it does not appear that lie has holpcd
ton Of tho building by fro would undoubtedly
10 attended by loss Of life, mora Or lesa coii-
Siderable
A 2AEEN LAMP WANTED.
The Post -0tlice Department officials aro taking
atops to tayo tho postal cars lighted by Bome-
thing fcys dangerous thu coa-oil lR.ur8, whoro-
bv n repetition OF tlIo recent tragedy On tho
Baltimore j. Ohio Railroad will be rendered ins~
possible.
, 1874-09-29

,,--.-'s,.'. -'s..,,.,1... ,,..,'s ......,ts.
1cstarday naofAlhs paper 1nontloneu the war
al Myers Opora~flouao. aud gnYe both Biaca Of
tic story of tic enusos that lod to tue collision,
A. ,roa. aiotail. aftor thu Grover marty Ind IN.
40 "na a'" ,s,,,;sas a,d taha sora;.i
'apca tae P'onlssS "".t .1"oi' 'oso'plo Possos-
sion thoroof. Dir. Dscsey procured their
arrest. OIL warrant, takou out be-
foro. Justice Boytleu. chargjpg them will,
49, ~ +ho convo,,ne NJ iha sort,,
raut' a. ."o 1an, oou's ~ 'a1 eoa'n
Side Polico Court yostosaay nofAhs thofo WAS
quite all nrray Of theatrical gontlomon present
as Witnesses aul Bpectatprs in the trial. Tho
,,or.;oa -,or,,ono1 IN t}a warrant and ,ylo uoro
pat'ton a.i, aa;a.t - - ~ ma,' w.. "'1o -
out on DALI eonhas'os " " ~ Aho"'psu'' ..
II. Grover, atd John Edwards, wore arFalguotl
beforQ tlo Justice for hearing. Mr. @. W. Con
,tant,no. wifi D. II. LYONS. snpoarod for tho
, 1874-09-29
SEi FRANCISCO iIEtds,

BAN FnAaculco, CAL, Sept. 28.-At o'clock
thiH morning Mayor Otis took possession Of tl.o
Assessors onloo, books, aafos, mud records, aud
excluded Tho deputies and tho Assossor. War
rau!s aro out,for tho arrest of uoyeral porsonB
of tho Office, OIL what precise charge tho Mayor
will not stato; hut il III reported TINT extensive
na,ltlB have bt,on discovered in: tho pol.tax do
'partn.put. No, arraats llayo bson mada yet,
Tho notion OF Mayor Otia llaa caused much ex-
citcMent here.
IAo Supreme Court Inns loolded tho Local Op-
tpu law unconstitutional.
samuel +. D!aisdull, rocontly lquldating olorl;
In tho 0.,alom-lIonHe In this city. shot himself
tu-lny Tllu uat.ne Of !,is SUICIDE IL not Iilowlt.
ua VIVA FOR soya'ai ycars a delivery clark in tho
Western unun Telegraph oillcc, and ::an old
piuuecr Of the Htat0.
, 1874-09-29


Tho immunity from arrest which tho burglars
enjoy who make tho southeast past OF the TAir-
toonthl Ward their hunting ground has ut length
aroused tho residents. To bo Visited once by
these "Eontlomon Of the jimmy may be borne
WITH but that tho visit ahoull bercpoatod within
very short time tho residents will not toleyate
any longer. Policemen nro detailed for duty in
that noighborhood. but one might as we'll look
for m honest man In Mike McDonald'a gau-
bIng~hcll Rs look for hluo-coat there aftor
nightfalI. THIS negligence is all tho moro Of
fcnBiyo Binoo tho citizens hnve In not few ia-
stances, "como down =" to tho peelora in order
to coax them into doing thoIr duty. But ncithor
tho grutulties Of tho poqplo l'ava tho doeired
clfoct and tho southeast part Of tho Thirteenth
Ward III now unprotected by tho police In iu-
verse ratio rs tho gambling hel1s arc protected.
a largee n4phor Of proporty-ownera in tho
at No. 175 South Paulna street, to consider the
alarming state of nffuirs, and doyiso means OF
remedy. Col. Baldwin presided. Addrossos
were mado which woro tecitals Of tho deeds Of
tho gang Of burglars. Thirty bnralarieB, II uas
said, haze bseu commit cd within II Hl,ort space
of ftimo, OF which seventeen topk placs wituln
circnlt Of four blocks square.
h1r. uatgood told how lie arreatod ono mis~
oreant. who entered nollAo occupied by q lnGy.
demanded her money at tho porll ol ler lifo, and
then attempted M outrage upon hor poisou
bodwug thcse facts WAS msdo against tile fellow
at tho polico.statlol, but It WAS alltorod
on tho police llottor Us. lnnroly " drunk
nnl disoruosly," IleferoncoH wore 1uado
To the rot-taperisn Of tho rol,co
Department. a,d, finally, after gooa deal Of
harsh, yot tfuthfnl, comment upon tho police
forco, /. committee was appointed to wait on tho
poco Commissioners, and decide what u,ea-
sl,rcs aro best for tho antiro protection OF life
and property in Tho district. Tho Committeo
consists OF Col James, Ar. Hatsood, Capt. Me-
Kay, Col. Baldwin, mud g. O. Eohlsaat. Another
meeting wili bo held Friday eyoAinY at which It
is expected the Coumittes will report tho result
Of their efforts.
, 1874-09-29

toaat vsa to the 1senubllo ot Tranoe, and was 70.
hhponaod to hy AIR, A, L.. Hternau!s. Tho next
tGaHt was to tllo President OF thu United statos,
n,t,nr n.',cl "aa n ab!y anaworod by Al9. unstnyo
erea t' ! BY h1 14cvionno, WHO slwot Rt 1cnstll Oh
tho Parin COMMITTEE"
,,,, s1.E MCDONALD.
when Mllo Mcdonald got Bohor ycatonny ho
is1 eaMo to tho conclusion TINT llo had n,aln
n'i"ier IN nssa4ltng Notary. and TIM: II tho
y 4,st Yarn f2r tho gambler, and might anl him in
ana aens nnanhasnstors around 10 NIr. Garry's to
nGo n,s.,aa, u ,as sals could not 10 dropped. Tho
Garry and his fracnas teclnre,l they would falt
T. ont to tho end aud warrants wore ycatorday
Issued hy Assistant City-Attorney Cameron
n$n!,,sts M;eponal Clarity, a, deary for
stated In tho Police Court procoodlnrs Lid
(Mr.ioa wofo arrested aad held to bati to nppcar
friday. Aip1AA
There is pretty genore1 fading That thfu ia I,
gooa :. l'nle to get RID Of hoponnld. The aonti-
but by tho quiot mud better belinYod gamblers
who foar loHt McDonads nuticH will Involve
them III trouble, md II caro- Is tahon to avoid
having paekod Jury tho lnan may ilad limBolf
IN Joliet before Nav Years. 1lilherao lo hnB
bad to tloal with insigniiieant poopIo vhom o ho
lRd cloatoa ont Of few hundreds. Now lo III
deaEing with his speriors III wealth, in
Anonco, mid HmartnosH.
THE CoLonED REGIMENT.
4 moating OF colorod people Interested In tho
formation Of Il military body was hold last oveu-
ing In one Of tho County Court rooma. There
woro about thirty present, nnd William Bakor
presided, md JoHcpl Groon wna Secretary.
a communication from tlle Hannibal Xol,avos,
declining to hayo any connection with tho organ-
lzation on the terms proposed, was received and
placed on no.
lilo Committee on Hall WAS giyon further
tl'no to report, ana in reference to tho samo
subject. alr. Hakor WAS appolhsod to call on tho
Mayor, md, II possible, socuro tho uae Of ono
Of tho vacant rooms III tho First Precinct Police
Station.
John shaw aud Moses kudy wore made ro-
crutting officers.
William Dator, Josoph Groom, and Capt. Hub
bard ,7ern appointed committoo To procure $40
Stands Of arnln.
After somo discussion. IL vas resolved that
tho roglmont should pe arrnyod In blue uni
forna.
Mosos Ku1y reported that he, hal induced
seventeen rorso1,s 10 join Company D. Tho an-
nounoolnont was ratified with applause.
William Daker And 0onrgo Asett wcro
elected Treasurer aud Secretary, respectively, Of
Co1npany A. and tlo moatlng adjourned until
Monday oyonlng at 5 o'clock.
, 1874-09-29
<THE QITY-EAT,y,.

~TAH QlTY-EALL,
Tho City. Collector yosterday received 81. 800
on city taxes, and on licenses $780, Tho syn,or
Department received o.. 100.
The Committee on Marhots failed tn moct
yesterday, owing to the absence Of 4 quorum.
Tho Chairman will report Oh his orp account.
Tho Board Of Public Works ycstorday awarded
tho contsact for planking Runueit place to u,
haHon it,, the lowest bidder, at prico Of s1;14
pcr linoal foot.
Flre-Marehal Rcnner will leaYa town pext
Sunday evening to ntsond tho National Conyen.
tion OF Engineers. which takes place ln St. Louip
on tho 9th Of October
Several Of the neosnbora Of tho BridovoN
Committee visited that Institution yesterday foz
tour Of inspection of tho promises.
The nonbera Of tho Board of Public Works.
loavo for Alilwaukoo this evening. They 70 on
invitation Of L. r. Allls l. Co., OF that oty for
i tho, purpose. Of witnessing and examining tta
Al!se watcr-punapa used In tho Milwaukee Wator-
Works. They have alao received all invitation In
go'to Newark, N. j., for, similar purpose, bul
they will hardly accept it, On account Of tho dp.
tanco from Chicago.
A1d: A. ." Bailey having announced himself a.
Republican, and having lonncd an old hat Is.
but barely recognized by Ills old associates
! around tho Hall. He is anxious to secure moro
sewerage for tho Eighth ward, and gays he viii,
not rest until ho obtaus some promises shat a..
tontson will be given to tho matter.
Tho Board Of Police and Fire Commissioners,
met yesterday Afternoon in tho Fire 1Iarsllala.
Office. Owing to the absence OF President Sheri.'
dan. Commissioner Elokkc occupied tho chair.
Thomas Flahiyo, Of tho Eight PRECEDENT, was. dis.
charged llndor charge Of tlrunkonneHs, Herman
ilansou's resignation, under charges Of conduct
1inbeconiuB nn oHicor WAS accepted. Both Of
the abovo officers were Oh prohation,: aud belong
to tho last batch Of appointments. This makes
iira out Of tho original thirty that hayo already
becn. discharged. Officer lIorat nrraigncd, on
charges Of refusal to do duty, Wna, ropfimand-
ed, and tho charges taken under atYisement.-
Officer Baino, charged with unnecessarily ontor-
ing the house Of citizen md the use OF, insult
ing Language to n lady, WAS also reprimanlod,
aud tho chasEea taken under adgiaoment.
As is,usual on Mondayax great number Of.
Aldermen woro to 10 aeau around tile, Hail.
Ihoy-Were oil busy lit transActing. bunlneas- pre-
limtnnry to, tho eeeslon OF tho. Council. AID,
SchmitZ rants improvements on Twenty-gecond
street, and sowora and wntor-pipca in tho nouth-:
cru portion Of tho Sixth Ward, md rants tho
Council to I'LL up. Hoaley' Slough. Aid: Mahr
and Stout want water-pipas in thair ward. Aid;
1Ildrcth and Bailey want beverage ia ,tho
Eighth Ward. AID. O'3rion wanta. tho Harrison
street bridge put under way Of construction
AID. Quirh wants sewerage IN, tho Fouzseensh
Ward. AID. White wants nothing, except togo
to tho Senate, noW that ho has. .seolrad. prQ;naoa
from tho Doarl Of Public Works That every foot
OF lis1arl will 111boaewered this fall. Evory ono
of tllom ,wantp about dozen of his political
supporters appointed to positions On tho Fire
aud Polico UepartmantB.
, 1874-09-29

GHIuAgQ AS: 4 FRUIT II;AFs1SET.
Chicago bnH reason TO DO proutl OF her fruit.
In tho wldo range Of latitude from which It
comoB tho reasonable pri:o Mt which It is gon-
orally sold' md tho facitywl.h which 1t reaol,os
its destination, probably no city In tho nation
this slo OF, California Gnu bo. compared wlth
Chicago Sllo lays uuaor contribution the, ontiro
country hotwoou Lako Superior ena tho Ciulf OF
Aioxico, mud almost every train from ca lifornia
brings Ito cat-loada Of splendid noars, grapes,
plumb md other frnlte from tho Qol1cl Btato.
Afow yoats ago Southern mud Ccnsra1 Illinois.
III tho vicinity OF Alton, furnished uH with o1r
beat peacAou. Lattorly, tho Western scoast Of
Michigan has proved Formidable rival, nnl ono
WHO will ta1so tho trouble to visit South Wator
street any fine morning may feast hls oycs OH aa
whore III the country. The vicinity Of st. TO-
aoph, directly acroas tho lnto. hrs': became fa-
nous ap fruit region; but tho Inst tmco Or
fotr yoara lsavo shown that for nearly hr.ndrol
it ia aurcr. md safcr from frosts, than
IT IL noasar tho aoat!l opd of,te ia1o. Metoorol-
ogissp have no tficutry n nssgntug M tho ron.
sou for .llo tho modifying: influence Of
:! tho lal;o on tho wont and northwest
months. Prof. Wiucholt; Of Ann Arlor, proved
some timo Rgo that 1t Ii ay warm OIL Ell average
at Fruitport, loar 0rana Hayon, directly ol3po-
stc Milwaukee, rs ut Normal in this State noar
Bloomington, Afow miles mouth Of 81; ooIloph
t4o pcacl1 crop iH sometimes killed. by tho frost,
while at that place, antl north M far as Grand
unyen, 1t is seldom il oyer injured.
Prof. 4. J. Sawyer, Of thlg city, has two
frait-far1ns, at st. JoBenh a1,l two
on Spring Lake, near Fruitport. aud,
tlis sc!sou certainly, tho two farms, nearly 1oo
miles nortl tavo oxcellcd 10th in the sizo aud
the beauty Of tho fruit his tonnnts send to this
market. Tho fact ia important, AZ it greatly or
tonds tho section Of country from which 'oht-
cago Gun procure llor fruits. Practically, tlto
n'nonnt TINT cau be raised in this favored region
III without snlt-corta!nly n most important mt
ter to the hca1th aud tho prosperity Of tho city,
, 1874-09-29

r.
NJ which tito officers for lilo ous,}nr vear will bo
cAoaon An tfrnr, H., ,,nii,'. H. II 5e.t WI ~
n1ombpfs OF this Hocioty to nI,ct rnnd md noros
potent. mon to oNlco ths ycar. Areortin"Iv
tho following t1ckot Ia anokon of, whci, nsinna
nnoa: Universal APPROPRIATION rreaidnnt' lax.
O.. 6rt noryoy:, Vico-prosi,lont, Col, 4. Iatrcn;
Edgar; Assistant Hccrotary Vjfiium K foe1'ran ,e
OPENING nm ru,,
Tho Jnion f'oiInro IL naE * GeL1EoE OF Law.
In tlcir low p,tIlI,, i i, unw ,% WI feopc1 oet
xa'ni,otia e.luut 9neng exotcisea will consist OF an
nIynv for ntinfssinn IN t o. so at,s:lents mp.
, 1874-09-29


from .e,nl'9rary ioah. .,,..u
THO to'loWlna nfo sAo esas'1sates'
fer parolsas,1 ot two lo1ll s. nesE; =
Fnr two-ssoFy double bfac1 build
lns..........;..;;...,c,.........'
70! :Eor ono sesoht.-c,1ss ilsc.engsn'e'
Fur one stoa,n. bga,er.
Tor ono hose-cars ti9nr "hee't}''
Eor saS hofses' ~ SlIa.:.'.'.'.'.
For harness aud h!ankcta; .....;.
fof lorse-teeu anu bhoe1Ag ss'S
months1 hs1.:....:....-..''..t-..'
For pay OF s%o 1oseaaGl1, ONO n1i-
glheer ana tNe4se nrelucu ts'A
tnohtusf}........;;::.....::..;;'.;:i.
tof Gcaah1st iurn'thrc' 1uett o''t
An~ fes,n S::.'t..rs:,.....'''''''' 80
Lor;l ,GtU tcet o. :hoso.....;......
Fer purchase o. iot on VHaeil ny,
s,,'';.,,t eslsss, oetwcea e. VI Aaff'soa anSs
MsittAA ..siist.s'"s
tof tWo~stoEy nt1S4s otu4u1!R.t..
Lor ono sccoiltl,clasa. ufo-caslne
ror one slean-nea!es.
Eor one nosocalt .1 .enE "Hee'"'''
Eor ionr hostes a. sl,a,.''...'''
@ ~ hnx"o"ssati ~ % a,m1 at,nain,, IN
tot hofse-1eao. anu saoe411e &"l4
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~ .ov",' ~ H. t,ra,aou ~. s ~ , ,1,6,,iha
E,'r 1 ,,a,,a;',n % T,,r,,;f,,ra RI ~ fnci ali
md c,e s''~
~, @ m H'....thi".' fo.i - hn.n ''':*'''
~ ~ 1'Sgs t,"".a.,,rv .I ,,,icis h,,,ti,inr NJ,
H. nirnet1,;. a,,n.a,,rintoti t1r
n",r ws @14 Ts,vift "ni1N ",'i1' Nnrth ave,,,,n,
r,nr avn socnt,f}-rtnsa f{rf,ol,rfI,n-
1,or @ o,,o stc.n.,,nntrr ~
49, -. oao ono ,,osaca,.t |f,,,,. r.1,oo,.;
~ ~ wv sn,,a .' 1884 ~ @ x,rs "ef''
49, 49,. i,.s,,ass a,e.ued nn,, ii III n,,ois
EOr horso,feed and pNoeIfr. ak
- .r,,.,ts. ''
no - t,,.,.,.,, ....,i .,.,.,,,,'c, n,,i,
~ Es5 a. $1,000 ~. ,'S t,e,,ti,.
sosen s,,.,n n.u'In, f',rmit,,,se III snn;, III
~, ,.} IIaa.nt ~ A"A 4'1h' A''' wy
,,sn "' an kHI:.i' faot of ,fi'rac l,nac
Enr ,,ur,,t,nsa n fnt wi,l,tu' Tim,
f9t toS., ntGna1H E,n,tv ~ ~ e.;1 % I,ai air.oa,, o
t2sausag aMaMg .t1s, 113e,, ns,.nn ~ I.m sIn.t.a
s0n MAY thnr.'a.r @ ~ rn,i ai,1a,,j
a"n % ao t'een AL" "'
hanutu tu.....i,.:,.;;.;;.:i.,:,ii..''' ...i,..:,..;. .:i.,.,i.,
80 80. tmo'n.' o 49, ,1.ns @ a.n n"n;.;.
FoE ono nass-c'nsn s.ss sa.tan n.ena'Ne.'''
Tor onu s.a.ss'ta4ts. t tts.,,..,.,tno,.;
ros 3,.s enc e noas,eaf ,,s.,,ca en e11 "1ee'e'''
1,or Eor i,.rpass 1--we My'era; a'; i,ia,,iots II
, 1874-09-29

hold up 1ltB bnnds to pSovcnt tlas gentleman
from paa sing down stairs.
Justlco Doydon nttcr ftcnrjiE{ Tho nv(dcnoo,
seemed to regard tho intprforenco Of Afr. Gro
Tore party as iot partnking OF riot. but mora Of
tho nature of diBorderlY CONDUCT, aud annou'iccd
ho would givo his decision In llo matter tlliu
morning. Mr.. LEONARD Qroyor holds tho lcaso
inado out by Dlra. Myers to alr, T'taony, w,oh no
obtained from tho 1attor for Iii muo(f aud Mr.
ThompBon: thu transfer Of WHICH wab approved
by nlrs Myers, although tho otllar parteu claim
to tho contrary.
, 1874-09-29

Eln total. ,S.0l .|29l7
10 passod entiru.
ALL. L. +. Bailey moyod to amend by proyid-
n,; for u lot iIltle vicinity OF Caual aud Folk
streets. Tho motion prevailed.
Aid. Rlclla11lson moved the addition Of M
order authorizing the Comptroller to mako .
temporary losn. a...
Ald. Culleron spoke IN opposition to thls mo-
, 1874-09-29

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