, 1874-07-03

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THE CITY HALL.
The following aun,s uere collected by tho city
yoatorday: City: taxeu, e24, 600; wator taxes,
! a2,100, ltoonses, q 800. The number Of
'cenAcn issued up 10 thu close Of lha office yes-
torday evening MAS 200.
/ Tho Finance Committee will meet In tho early
part Of noxt wook md eloct Chairman to iii tile
p1nce Of Aid. MoQrath. At proaont It looks ne
/ II Aids. Hoath1 md 'spa!dlng had tho best
CHANCE Of attaining Tho onyiablo poaition. E
| The following building permits we're granted
| by tho Doarl Of Public Works yostordays To
john O. hlocord, for d four.story aud basement
brick at No. 2i2 Madison to Patrick Hoyne, for
n throe-atory aud baBoHnnt brlok at No. 217
Indiana strnot to Franll Bennett (no partio,,-
lars}; to hliea Jano Forror, for d two.ssory and
| basomont stone building on Wost Nronros near
paulina street. ~
T Tho Mayor yesterday appointed. to all, the
vaoancles oraated BY expiration of torn on tae
Public Library noard, alossrs. .. Anthony for
yihion, and julius lsoecnthal, for: tho South
Division. To I'LL eimllnr ynoano!os In tho Doafl
| Of Education he appointed George 9. Clark, Q.
/ Il. Aoel, r. A. Hogue, Rodusy ,Yelch, and
Adolph schoomnYer.
| An Alderman statos that the feoltng among
| largo number Of tho members OF, the Council
| saH, With regard to tho appropriations, tint
| tYhon tho Mayor nppoarod In tho Council lobby
| lug for Mr.. Hayes, and TINT gentleman hitnaelf
;. so ue"on T. a Tism saty uaGei
,ens ~ :. Mae use,ssT ~ ngnI to
limo their mind was unchanged: with regard to
tho crying noce1sisy Of economy. 49,,
Tile consultation which was to have taken
place yoBtorday Afternoon between tho Commit
ter on pano bad,mgs of the oaty ana county
not m coming Up to time. Ald: bailoy, thoir
Chairman, 1eng, tho only member who re-
sponlcd to tho call. Tho County 0ommisHfon, !,
vas evident the city, did NOT ynnt q now build
ing now that tho rellcH Of tho Old Que xero being
removed from sght.. '.: :.
| The Common Council Cotnmitsoo on Railways
consistinr nj Aids. RioInrdsot,. Etont. To,,.
gacLor; and Warren. decided ] Yesterday sfteruoon
70 reoommond that HTho. Cbcano & Wa]dheim
Railway Company T" DO allowed to build tIe new
track tor a tlreless engine from tho terminus Of
Van Buyon street to tlo now German Comotery
1,oar Uaaa' Park, Tjio Committee visited tLp
location beforo arriving It thoir decision, Snn1
1nado acQnatutanco VIII. the most prominent
aRloon-koepers in the district =
The North State street aBsossmont question
| did not. nnma in sor nronmcnt vaHtcraav hmt
Wil1 receive attoltion his inorniue boforo iulea
Tomoson IN Tia Ennar;nr Gnnrt fr,o naxo tg5l1
come rp on u motion by Judge Mortar. The
| CORPORATION Counsel. to set asllo tle
| n1An mn ~ 1n1Y1f1a a
tion proceedings. JM1ao Morton l,aa fortitiol
lis poai,on wIfh number Of authoriies. whicl,
ho l'as industrously coiiate, and It IL expected
TINT ho will sustain lis CAUSE in \ lengthy ergu-
viii lay particular trosa Is, tint the corporation
Inns r1ahtt to discontinue and disnss iii nrn-
ceolings lu tAo condemnation oases, o. tho
ground that no vostcd rights. hayo yot accrued,
A,d u,n,d'no t,;;,hs t,,ot tia oroa+ rroh,a,,;;.
nsa tnns sHhs III gfcas m saa cs
9snoos ~ ,,a gnttnH t,c nc%ar ~ - s"I t", s,,n1'
~ mr. c;tizons M nalte thoir % monoT with % 1Sa
int. nt ana'a 4 otao T;,oyaa nr te
business men who, nt tho end Of thojr days
work. are whizaed out to their suburban roHi-
| dencaa, where, free from city taxrB, their only
so!icitule is to eot tho CITY to provide them
with watcr, and grade, light, md seWor tho
he n1osant civ cnrtas pos mol alor any s.
t;notto ~ Ia ,otia r. 9hn rsinotion ~ 1a,;1onno
mud business properly, hut tho Alderman pro-
poaeB. ct the next aession OF tho legislature.
dents who dodge tho civic taxoal pay up by i
special assess,nent on tLolr business property. :,
The Mayor WAS considerably annoyed yoster-
day by an indlgnity thrust upon him by !lo
Lis M9nGr na cha namsa nsq e
soeiinn;e n; assistance. Tic woman's story, which i
M orar
| had int bnen cruelty dasortetl bv her husband
The I Inssislonce sha wanted was tho m"ana nf
transportation: 10 tho town Of Dunkirk.> N.
4 Y, who're ahe had friends who would
look after laor. His Honor aont
her to the County Agent with letter
from himself and another from Aid. Tom Fo!oy,
describing her forlorn state and requesting for
llor the favor Of d free pasB to Dunkirk. In
about m hour the woman came back with tho
lcttor, which, the County Agent had declined to
opca. Tic oaso was pllroiy county ono, but it
ii stated that tho woman would hare become q
burden upon the city but that tho Relief and
Aid Society provided hcr with the necessary
transportation: - -
r,,e +ou,,,,nr ,.,.n. xo,,,zaa ,x,ast.,a,z. hv
cx 1aet Torrt a
h,puI Iha ohaot tGornof 1,,cy
ho iaf. A. ~. III Gi"Ei,s oSoo *+'A''a 1aaS
~ 4SAs a' sno o'tS oiern ~ onicu; ',:
IN, ~ o,,>aa EAU ot41hk Wis., Juno ~ 1874.
BeAM Six; u reoueytca ,,v parties In England to
Inquire alter Two brothers from lint country ua,nel
Potter. Samuel Burgess Potter, aged o. u atatod 10
hare boen your In ONCE at the time Of tho
grSns nse; J9an. Potter, w brother, aged ~, was
u o nh ar an saora
cicaao bit lief friends 1t ,ome l,sye heasi NOTHING