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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-28
By Grubhs & Williams.

By GrubllS e Williams,
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
FOUR VERY VALUABLE STORES
L AND DWELLINGS AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARSHALL
STREETS, BETWEEN BROAD AND MAR
SHALL STREETS. FRONTING THE SECoND
MARKET, TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION UPON
DAY OF OCTOBER, AT AZ z. My request Of
the owner who contemplates trip to Europe. we
will sell the property as above described. occupied
by MessrS. NJ. w. Swain, Mr.. Laforgue, f. Archer,
and S. Hechinger. They embrace four stores with
dwellings above; and no property In the city can
be more safely relied upon for certain and remu-
rerative rates of rent
TERMS: at sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
GO 2S-O3.S.9.1O.&l AuctIoneers.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh stret between Main and Bank. :

A NICE BUILDING LOT, ON THE
n south side of Clay street. just beyond Adams
street, and adjoining the residence OF Rev. n. w.
Wilson, TO be sold at auction. ON the premises, on
THURSDAY, 1st October at * O'Clock z: M.
This LOT fronts twenty-eight feet and runs back
enjoys beautiful situation, In quiet and desira-
Bile neIghborheod and is an eligible site for pri-
yate residence.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
go 24&26,Stds Auctioucers.
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-AUcTroN sALEssFus.lre Days.
BY Goddin, Warren d Co.
Real Estate-Agen and Auctioneers,
11(,fs Main street,

ERAMED HOUSE, ON THE NORTH
E SIDE OF CATHARINE STREET BETWEEsfs
SMITH AND MUEFORD STREETS: FOR SALE .ls
AT AUCTION-At the request OF the owner we
DAY. October i, 1874, ct 8 o'clock z. ", neal
FRAMED BUILDING containing four rooms,
Kitchen, &c, In perfect order and occupied Dy a
In the house. -,
Terms Made known ut sale.
-. GODDIN, WARREN 4 CO.,
60 40 Auctioneers.
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BY James 81. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT COMFORTABLE TWO-STORY
i BRICK DWELLING No. .62S, ON THE
WEST SIDE OF SEyESTEENrH NEAR Gar.
WIN be sold on MONDAY, the 2Sth day of Sep
temher, 1874. on the premises. AT 81 O'Clock 7.
Nj the HOUSE and LOT as above located, and 1T
present occupied by Mrs. Baltimore.
TERMS Sne-thfrd cash the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added,
and secured by deeu Of trust
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son,
Sc 26 AuctiOne.rs.
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BY Lvne & Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street,

The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY
The ed taS of October, 2S
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~ WAGNER, RECEIVER OF THE
VI firm of Bacher Il MorgansterD, by request OF
the counsel of both parties Will proceed to sell at
public auction, OIL ihe premises, ChimboraZo Hill
Brewery, on SATURDAY, The 28th day OF Sep
temher, at O'Clock =. A.. in the order named, the
following remaining personal property:
lG large HOGSIIEADS,
6 SMALLER ONES,
Lot or HALF BEER BARRELS,
Lot or QUARTER BEER BARRELS,
g large WATTS,
l BEER WAGON and HARNESS,
! CART and HARNESS.,
! SINGLE HARNESS,
1000 feet of PLANK,
! Cow,
Lot OF CORKS,
Lot OF BUNGS.
Lot of BARRELS,
\ bale Of HOPS,
Lot of HooPS, small and large;
SCREENING SITTER,
! GRISDST0NE.
l COPPER BEER-COOLER and PIPES,
COPPER PUMP,
! STEAM PUMP,
Lot of BRASS COCKS,
2 sections OF HOSE.
TERMS Made known OIL day of SALE
c. WAGNER.
sc ltd Sheriff OF Henrico county.
POSTPONEMEST.
The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY
the Sd day of October. e26
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! -' a1,5.syTTceN ssa,la.I,iEs--Fu,are Days.
BY James III. Taylor 3 Son, &
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
once corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

u1HATs DESIRABLE BRICK DW Rl..d,s
ING No. 535 ON THE EAST Side " h NE
ssTnREETS. FoR sAEEAT AueTI0Ns.Wse sn XIII.
a the the feF 1f5s 81 9ug The
ant g GantSsnhar S94 of Az o'clock T.
l ,,,at mat Ias u TfJREE.ST6RYR RlCK DWELLlsg5
above conaning sF F roSm runnn bacS
order. The lot iron LIZ hoo oiisy 80 iee
NJ TERMS: liberal and made knoMn st me ISur q
sale. of> tAA1-'1tie 90 iAucttoneers. Z
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l115 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.
SALE OF a SMALL BRICK
Il HOUSE.TTO AND HALF STORIES, AND
LOT 81 BY 100 FEET, ON WEST LEIGH
NEAR GRAHAM STREEr.-By virtue Of deed
of trust executed by j. Brand and wife to the sub.
scrit as trustee dated 9Th September, S72 ana
recorded In Richmond Chancery Court office, ". D..
90 Alp. Ala, to secure q cerai n note therein oe.
scrIbed, default having been made In the payment
of said note will, as trustee, proceed to sell on
SATURDAY, October s. 1874. al O'Clock (: ~,
on the premises, to The highest bidder, that BRlGh
HOUSE and LOT situated rs above, and adjoining
the brick yard on west Leigh street. The house is
in good order, and contains four rooms.
Terms: Cash as to $3.50; the balance at Q, ~,
and Is months for negotiable notes, SIX per cent.
Interest, secured by trust deed.
JACOB COIN, Trustee
L THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. sc 70
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctionesrs.
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

corner G0YefnOr anu fraHhIIH srIeeo''
Ok DIRT CARTS AT AUCTlON.-On
CC MONDAY the 2Sth instant, at 10 O'Clock,
we will sell at the stables of Mr. Robert Harvey,
corner of Adams and Clay streets,
So DIRT CARTS and lot of HARNESS.
Many of these carts are good rs new, ana merit
the attention Of contractors. eXclFators anu IaT-
ers. GUM LAOUnlON,
So 81 ......... auctlODetrs.
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: BIZ Lyme & Brother,
pe,I Estate Auctioneers, No. 1212 Main street,

Real Estate Auctioneers, NO. III NAM slsee"
large BRICK WAREHOUSE AND
"A j orHEE MATERIAL IN SAME FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-We shall, at the request OF
Charles Taylor trustee, sell at public auction, OF
yWEEnNEsDhY, 3Olh September, 1874, at "
O'Clock NJ, on walnut alley, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, and Immediately In rear OF
store Of C. F. Taylor Cos No; i7VS ana ~
Gated as above described-same 10 be removed IN
fifteen days Special attention OF builders ana
others Is called TO the foregoing SALE
TERMS At sale. .,-
CO LYME II. RROIHEk, AuCLlOUecrS..
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BY Richardson i Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l11S Main street.

Five VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
l. OK TWESTY-EIGHTH STREET, CHURCH
HILL, FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-We shall sell
by auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the
29th instant. at 5 O'Clock p. NJ. 1--WE valuable
BUILDING LOTS. each fronting 33 by 1872 feet
on the east side Of Twenty eighth street between
Leigh and NJ streets, Church bill
TERMS: One-third cash; balance In four, eight,
and twelve months, negotiable notes 10 be given for
the deferred payments. with interest added, and Sc
cured by deed of trust.
RICHARDSON & Co,
sc 25 AIctioneers.
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

by w. GOuulNs
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.
COM PENSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAR
SHALL BETWEEN FIRST AND ADAMS
STREETS.-As special commissioners appointed
by decree Of the Chancery Court .of the city of
Richmond, entered on the 3 9th June, 1874, in the
case OF Hancock against Woodward, &C., we shall
sell ri public auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY
the ed Of october, 1874, At O'Clock P. NJ. that
the south side of Marshall street, running back IS
feet to Il wide alley.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at and =
title retained till all Of the purchase money is fully
paid. HENRY 9. CANNON.
ALEXANDER III. SANDS,
Commissioners,
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VERY VALUABLE 4 EyETpss
sReWNssTss,sE ERoErl, roOR sTd 4 Z

HIGH. -UN IHE ..NURTHa SIDE M yyE1uS
SHEET ONE DOOR WEST OF M Nan
STREET. T9R sd a.. am authorized . 81
OF which lis occupied by the Merchsn,,r e ssssY
chanics Insurance Company, and the up,s saa "
by Messrs. Purcell. Laid Il Co. The teness Nyks
Q front Of about % feet and depth Of az hs
Msse aa IoHf b ssGr e s sSgss ns
the location, In The heart Of the city, "a eoo,I U,
very best for commercial purposes. n \. % ee
that such valuable reai estate Is offered ~ sts'z
Main street and Therefore those WHO desirss ss a
have now . most favorable opportunity. ~ ana
sonable and terms accommodating. Apply ~ "a.
se 1S-eod2w ~ sttsztE< Rea! Estate Az,
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r ANDS.-I have for sale large nn,1s-
IL Of frst-class ESTATES with ssls,%s
proyemeHts, and large and small FAR 5is Stss 10.
without buildings, In almost every sec,o. !, ,,i
State. Many OF the large estates are itn,,Hs, BE
the James and other rivers, and msny OF The ma
GEORGE u. DRgwpy.
an 27-lm l0l4 Main an,
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BY E. D. Eacf1o,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneef,
No, 8 Fourteenth street.

SHALL. ATTHE REQUEST OF THE
nreu,ises. ON WEDNESDAY the goth day OF Sep.
fember, 1874, at Az O'Clock p. M. TWO small
FRAMED TENEMENTS, with lots attachea. on
the east side Of Fifteenth between Marshall ahd
Brown streets.
90 90 .'N1''A r. ID. EACHO, Auctioneer.
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MEAL Eg1Arz AZ FnTyA7x No.
HOUSE Ind LDT ON INV. -,
lgTREET tDR SALE PITY ~ AnLA
u be HOUSE h Mo- o. south side OF ims.i,-. "a
east, bofween First and Foashee Ava ~. str.,5
L. siM sooa s Z s and esai.hoase 8.
sufficient for q family; web OF errss. tssts
Affthe premises In thorough repair. Pss.. wig.
liberal and price low. Apply on ths I'm, na. IN
which VIII be shown 70 any one desiring i e
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BY n. NJ. Lee, Auctioneer,
No. l014 Main street.
personal PROPERTY FOR SALE
l. AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, September
90, 1874. ut O'Clock p. NJ, will sell ut public
auction, ut The residence Of F. Blair ksq on Broad
street road TWO miles from the city OF Richmond,
lot Of
2COWS,
BLOODED BULL,
BUGGY,
SLEIGH,
2TUMBREL-CARTS,
2 SADDLES,
First-class lot of HARNESS,
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
A full SET Of FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
5000 head of No. GARBAGE,
Four acres Of TuRNlPS,
and al! the
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
embracing No. tooking-StOve.
TERMS All sums of $50, cash and over that
amount thirty days, negotiable notes, with APP
proved security. n. NJ. LEE, Auctioneer.
s y. DAVIS, Salesman. se26
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch office.
EXECUTORS SALE OF A NEAT
IL BRICK DWELLING no. 607) ON SECOND
STREET BETWEEN LEIGH AND JACKSON
STREETS.-At the request of Edward Martin.
public auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY. Oc-
t0ber Q, 1874. at AZ O'Clock z. NJ. the above
HOUSE aud LOT. The house has three rooms,
and a Kitchen with two rooms; water closet, and
all necessary Out-houseS
nient portion of the city will do we'll TO attend this
sale as the recent Improvements Oh Second street
render this property most desirable.
TERMS Liberal, and made known at sale.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
sc 25.tds Auctioucer.
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WOOD AND Goal.

GLOVER HILL LUMP coal, -
~ superb quality, very cheap: @S
SPLINT COAL, unriyalIed quality;
EGG. STOVE, snd N T aNfHRACITE. ,,,...
quality. weighed and screened: 'pssf1a
SOFT COKE for cooking, une1.lalled.
NORWOOD and QuISNfMOSTE Nf,.yr co,.
The peerless machine SAWED and sPI.fT MA; MA;
so popular, convenient, and economics, VI,
Satisfaction guaranteed.
J. B. WATKINS
sc 20 Ninth and Cary s,rss..,
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LYME d BROTHER,
Sc 24-dts Aieiioneers.
, 1874-04-10

groHBost mont Indecent language, mono Of which
had l1ltonaod to notoo: for would sooner
s!oop to front with midnight asaaHHin than with
that Rpeoios Of v,llain8 WHO daro not Hlow thoir
l,ard when they assault your character.
But 7 moot tho report at nlmost ovory tnrn,
TINT It is no wonder 1avlin Is opposed to Ecclcai-
nsttcal Councils, Bince ho was suspondotl for
thrco years from tho functions Of tito ministry,
by tho Council Mt Frooport. And I
have 3ust learned TINT tho wifo Of a
nlomber OF prominent publishing firm.
In this city rcsts under tho Impression, n,ltl
roports It aa . fact, that vaa dcposod from tho
ministry by That Council. I urn informed tthat
tho report wna first started by certain members
OF tho late Cotinoi}.. How true this la, cannot
youch; Whoroycr It started, I want to say thIs 1.
olallon,Ro my man Or woman, living or dead,
to repent ovor tllolr own signature tho assertion
that I was over doposod from tho minintry. or
suspended for n single day by my church or Eo-
clegiaslical Council OIL calth.
brand tho whole thing as malicious falae-
hood, ond can provo It so by more than a
thousand witneRHoB who, from long acluatnt-
anco and personal knowledge, know tho thing
to DO utterly falae In evory particular. And, Mr..
Editor, nm strongly tempted fou to give a11ci,
nm expose Of tho Frooport Council as at leaat
ono man in this city will not relish.
II thotate Union Park Council haH noHupportorH
except auch creatures nH hnve aBsnilea mo, then
surely Ito mou,bora' arc hard pushod for defonG-
ora.
And am impressed that ministerial fellow
ship fs tho least d,loot Of anything on earth ii
what hayo Boou and tasted OF lRto Is to DO TO-
s''''0 = 'p0'''A'''' A'7p''''u'N Il. +. nAy11s.
, 1874-04-10

by Which it appoars that tho property dippoaod
Of Ia aB follows Bub-1ot q, IN Lote |, 3, Z and g.
md cast 20 foet OF Lot In Block 81 In tho orig-
nal town, md tho building known as tho II. II.
Uonoro block, loontod at tho northwest oor,,or
Of Doarborn and Adams strocta, toRoshor with
addition 10 Chicago, except suoh pa,ts % have
heretofore beon Bold. sub-Lot l, III Lots /, 2,
and 8, Of Block !, III Clark = Addition, being on
the oast stlo Of Htate a.root at junction Of Blk
oxuopt such part as llaa boon sold. Lots H. ID,
40, and Il, III Loyy Cllurohs Subdivision Of tho
s. =. Il Of Block 07, 1T tho Canal Trustcoa' snb-
tliva1oi1, located on South Park avonuo md
wost halt Of Soc. 49, os, II, At South Park, or 80
m,,oA thoroof as belonged to A1r. Scn,i,mon.
Tho =: & Of n. Y. A 81 seo. %, 97, II. Tho
2: Of s. W. d Of soo. 20, 3s, u, and Lot !, in
Dlock II, in Lyman, Larnod d Woodbridge's
Subdivision Of 10 scres In tho Il. Il Of N. y. Il
500. II, 88, ID, In tho Township Of Hyde Park.
, 1874-04-10
flICKLE.

10 tho Editor af The CAieano Tribune:
Sin The largeat niokso uino known to exist
is at Mine LaAtotto, Madison County. Mo. Tho
orc acoruos In a disseminated mass In tile mag
nosinn limestone, and il nasooiatad with load,
copper, and cobalt. For generations, tho orc
was only workod for tho load, the otl1or mill
erals boing totally discarded. About thirty
years Biuco MI effort waB mndo to roduce the
niclklo and copper to what Ia known as rcguluB.
Tho cobnlt waH alno sopnratcl;' and such vast
quantities Of It shipped East that tho market
WINS completely gluttod, and tho price declined
to Bucl, low point TINT tlioro waa no margin
loft for tho rotiner, aud tho refining workH
Wcro abandoned.
Tho imperfect character Of tho machinery ut
tito copper mud nicko furnace nso caused tho ro-
ductioi bf tlleae motuls to bo attended with m1ol
unnecessary expense, and tlloy wore ultimately
abandoned, although tho booka Of tho mining
company showed n fair profit on tho roguluH pro-
ducod: But lcad-anqeting was more simple, and
attended With lcAH care aud oxpenHo, and tho
rnlno-ownors preferrcd mating Bpccinlty OF
this class Of smelling.
and cobalt ores at the mouth Of 9no II the mncs'
which pilo wns Baia to cuntnin 2,000 tons.
An examination OF tl1o mines at that timo con-
yiacest tho writer TINT tho supply OF orc to bo
obtained from tho deposit WAS only limited by
the demand for the metal, aud, to oil .arpoar-
| anceu, tho mine seemed utterly inoxllaustbo.
Within tho past yoar havo learned Tint now
| roluotto1,-works llayo been built With special
reference to smelling these ores, which arc pro-
tt,cotl in tho shnpo Of nico and copper rogulus,
which in shipped to Swanson, where it is roiinod.
and much of 1t returned to this country. AZ
foreign noklo is subject to q henvy import duty,
and Missouri nicklo rolincd III WaloB becomes a
foreign product, it pays q heavy duty for tile
sake Of lining tho pockets Of tho pennsylyania
nicklo-smcltor, This ia protecting American
productions with a vongoanco; but then 1t
BeryoB tf,n Missouri nickle-,ninor right; Ills
mine should haye beon In Pennsylvania, D.
, 1874-04-10

Boston Correspondence ef Tic ye,p l'ork Graphic.
Robert ColtYor ia to lecture next yeas on
"Salt," Col. Higginson on tho Darwin theory,
Mrs, Iivcrmoro OIL "Husbnnds Of tho Ollon
Time md Now" james T. Folds on LongfoIlow,
William Parton on ".rho Kings Of l'usinoss, n
Susan 3. Anthony On .' Music md Morals" Will
Carlton E" Dotsoy and I Arc Out y on Dialect
Poetry" the Rev. DR.. Osgood on Purposes OF
Our Country" tho Rev. DR.. rorteouB OIL !" The
Church in Relation to Public Amusements" and
other topics.
Among tho Englishmen who are to como ovet
is George Dawson Of Birmingham, who has fol
twenty-five years hold tho recognized position q,
heiug tho best lecturer in England.
, 1874-04-10
formation will be thankfully received by Joseph
Bocard, Mo. 207 Milwaukee avenue.

4 telegram roceivcd yeaterday, conveyed tho
Of Syracuse, n. X, died In TINT city at q. IN.
yesterday. "Cnpt." Stewart, n.y. llo was mora
gonoraly called, was 30 universally csteomod ny
his follow-olttzons, tint his repeated election to
tho May0rnlty waB by the votdH Of both Domo-
Gratis md Republicans. For llRlf century ho
Inns boen known 10 tho people Of Contral NOV
York, for Ills remarkably wcl-bnnncod minu,
storling integrity, and public usefulness.
DR.. Olivor II. Dross, of this city, md Miaa
Jennie OurtiHe, Of Warronyillo, ILL.,, were n,9r-
lion In tic lutter place yoBtordny, by tho Rov H..
W. pntteraol. Tho wedding wnB attended by 4
largo number Of tho relatives and friends OF tho
parties, mud WaB MI elegant afrair, Col Wnrron,
tho fatlor Of tho bride, doing tho lonors of tho
occasion. 6eyoral valnablo presonta woro made
to tho young couple, tho most substantial ono or
tho lot boing forty aoros Of flno lanl which WAS
decided to tho Doctor by a relative OF the
briuos.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Grand pacinc-D. Spoonor, Ottawa; q. Potter,
Jr., Now York; Z. a. eohoyer, Yokolnmh tho
Hon. j. D. Alloy, Boston; ". =. Woods, Gar
1isle;, J. ". AIusaon, Buffalo,; D. h. Ford, Phil
@Muoplia shern,an etn.,n Hqnsend; ~ boynt9,' 20
Mccullough, Sun Francisco; 4. yan Norman
sR%oro sRas 4osrsy zosSss LeEaaupost +
Parsons, Cleveland; ". Patton, Springfield; 7,
Y. Stewart. Wlnona; g. v. Watson, Now York;
q. ii. Dacou. Now York; Z. &. Williams, Glove
land; J. q. Hicks Rochester; ], O. Icrr, Port.
land; G. Kolly, louisville; q. l.. Hood, New
York; Z. Taylor, LoganBport.
, 1874-04-10
COUNCIL COMMITTEES,
MIR NHAnH

The Council Committee on Railroads mot yes
torday afternoon in tho City Clorlt's ollcc; prcB
ont Aid. Longaoher, Stout, and Richardson.
communication was presented from Aid.
Culle1tou, aelting forth that many porsons ,sero
being killed. and maimed by tho rRilroads running
through tho city, and that 1t was not tho inton-
tion Of tho railroad companies to comply with
tho franchise granted by tho city to tho COM
panieB, requiring them 70 build viaduota ovor
cortain htreets, Tho communication askod the
Committee to pass tho following resolution:
heroby insructed to prepare and submit to this Uoun
compelling iii raiisoad Companies sanning tha!r cars
propelled by other power than that Of Htoan,.
The resolution was passed. AID. Nioharlson
voting no..
suring tho Board OF Public Works tor neglect of
duty in tho mattor Of constructing ViatuotB
over railroad tracks, alld thereby allowing tho
intcrcsta OF the'pooplo to suffer, was talton up.
Tho resolution signed by Aid. White calls
for an cxprcgsion OF consure upon tho Board for
not giving proper attention to tho lutorosts Of
tho city in this particular.
AID, Richardson moved, m a substitute,
n resolution instructiug tho Doard Of Public
Works to proceed immediately to dosignato the
stroots over which viaduutB Bi1nll hn constructed
BY tho roads mentioned, ip pursuance Of tho
terms Of tho franchise.
/ Tho motion prevailed.
The ordinance authorizing Theodore phinnoy
to lay 20-inch track OH Lincoln atrcot from the
Chicago, Quincy l. Burlington Railroad to GER
tain limo ldlns on tho corner Of Eighteenth and
Lincoln stroets wns noxt considered. It WAS
dooidod to recommend that Arr. phinnoy have
the privilege Of maintaining the track for two
years. AID. Stout protested, aud will bring III q
minority report.
Tho petition OF the Chicago l. Wilmington
Coal Company asking orper1niHBion to construct
s|de-tracls with tho railroad on Grove street
was postponed until tho Committee have time to
examine thu grounds.
FINANCE.
The Tinanco Committee Of the Common Coun-
Gil, consisting Of Aid. 31clrath, Spnulling,
Lynch, schadnor, and uoath, met yesterdny
afternoon In the Mayors Office, Aid. nlcGrath
presiding.
Petitions to refund taxoa nlroady paid wore
nctcd upon.
that tho sum Of 81, 900 DO givon to the widow OF
Patrick O'Meara, which had been referred to
Cfty-Attornoy Jameson, was rotarnod to tho
Committee, with his opinion. After examining
tho matter, 10 advised tho Committee that tho
city had no authority to make such an appropriar-
to be placed on flo.
At the suggestion Of Aid. Lynch, it WAS do
tornlined, as nothing could be dono by tho city,
to solicit subscriptions from citizeus both for
Mrs. O'Meara and Mrs. Jacobs, wlloAe husband
was also ldlled in the discharge of his duty.
Mrs. o'Mcara,. who waa present, was morod to
teara Oh learning that tho city had not tho
authority to giro her the money, but loft tho
room blessing tho Aldermen for their kind i'll
tentons,
4 resolution introduced into the Council Feb.
2, 1874. by AID. Dixon empowering tho City
Comptroller to borrow 81 ZOO. 900 or moro TOR
the uso Of the city waH placed on flo.
Adjourned to o'clock this afternoon.
, 1874-04-10

Tho rotnrns from the three romaining wards
1S,a,,a,,.,, on;3 T;,too,t, ,rara no',,,to ,os.a1
~ ~" s..,s aeu' "o.o s'uau soete-e
anS' anu 'no fasu''' as noai'S ~ can oo a8cer-
tained boforo the revision, which will bo com-
pletod to-day, will make tho majorities from the
150 n,1fort1 for hssos,or fr,n, nm r am >
-s"5 G, ~. oaese, ~ 1aom no NV W A''''
oDeaeh 'of co4leotos' IRON aoo 10 aoo'
Mrs Dora KorBoHki, for many years President
of tho SiBtors Of Peace. a hnnevolent Hchrcw
iadies' sooioly in this city has lately hoon onn-
po}led to resign on account Of i'll health. Iagt
evening sho wt4 waited upon by number Of
ladies and gentlemen. who presented her viii n
beautiful COLA watch aud chain as a token Of
TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
, 1874-04-10

md Chicago to sn,, Francisco will aoon DO rnsotl
again owing to tho propoaod pooling Of tho car1-
inga Of tho Union Pacific 1inElroali mid tho Pacitin
A1ail Stoan1Bhlp Company. M announced among
tho dispatches in yoatorday'h Tn1nusE.
j., :. 1tr. Thomau Wartoll. Of Omaha, aa filed d
bill nganst tho Wyoming oonl Company md Tho
BtateH Circuit Court In tint city. Mr.. Warlcll
Claims a large amount Of money on account Of
Tho future Of tho aboyo.na'ned oonpan,os to
fulfil b coal contract entered into by them iii
1aGa
, 1874-04-10

BY Congressional gas, many think increascs, rather
than relieves, the financal pressure. However mon
may differ this point, all agrco that whoever has
G. H. Richardson l. Co.'s boots ahaca ls feet
straits of l87a Toy sell only 1T Wholesale at l2a and
13O franklin Bsreot.