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L. Is. SPENCE Il SoH's stock of resdy-made
.'o'''os OF sent!rmen's furnishing goois Is very
large ana Well selected and they are of ring every
lnGuccmcnt to purch Users. Give them c,II
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THE GERMAN Plc-NIC.-To:day there is to
be picnic at the Park at the James klVer
Brewery, near this city, for the oeneht Oh
the German Conservative Clubs OF Marshaii
and Jefferson Wards.
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THE LADIES OF OAKwooD MEMORIAL AS
soc, ATroN will to-day strew the graves OF the
Confederate soldiers who are buried ID YAK
wood Cemetery with flowers.
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SODA, kISsESGEN, VICIT, EXCELSIOR SARA
ToGA WATER, OTTAWA BEER AND GINGER ALE,
all on draught, at GkORGE SCHES'S cigar ard to-
bacco store, corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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EIEADQuARTEES for CulL-cEgg 4

'ErN'@ CARRIAGES. corner HI@GI
'.'"'# "hI Vain s,rccts-inv own manufacture,
"'t1''"i ip h- superior Ia any in the market.
-" tii!c tAhDIi-itf CAkRiAGE-,he
j. .I'''- .i.G c..ui!vi-
,f;!!,1, fS;!>1, tine ashrrlTcn. Of FANCY GOODS.
,-''.->A' GLASS AND WILLOW HAIsk ut low
"'" i"r:c. .ne placc-737 corner Eighth and
-. rfr+'>. v. {. SMITH.
~.-l li.crr;,'s Carriages mad. 10 order; old
I. ':' ta."n ia t&c.stIgc. Repairing neatly
'' a' IAct"ry 4l2 Broad street. my 2-lm
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T. E">IuN~E 20 THE CALL OF
4 .., -: - o,l!J.v my name to be used in
:. .."'...g sig Inv. ,,lTr. of CITY SkRGEASI
=. .~ '.it.. ..r4iI" liI:Hicipal election, now re-
" .". r.f" !.it..lt: c.taIdat for that oiiice,
.. . 81. s#" "'".~lDu " the nOm!ratiug cpnNcn-
-...s ..r.t ,I!c supper, "f fhc citizens OF Rich
JOHN II. GkkASEk.
rr..y
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CosyIcrs REcElvgp.-Jerry Thomas ana
BENJAMIN. PendIetoD. Of Lynchburg, were
lodged in the penitcntiary Saturday ior one
sear each for hOusc.breakiDg.
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EARDozo, FoURQuREAN 6 co. have great bs r.
gains iu black silks, exquisite shades iu cylurcc
SILKS, beautiful stripe silks.
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.;n noSTlSos CoUET.-This court was in ses-
sn neus w Th saturday, and transacted civil busi-
~ .s5 :, Inc grand jury meets this morning
set for to-day. " ~ noo'on ~
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PUBLIC DEBATE.--The Washington Lite
rary Society propose to have public debate
at Trinity church tomorrow evening ~ 8
O'Clock.
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CARDozo. FoUqUeEAN & Co. have full line
or ladies' underwear, black grenadines, very cheap
beautiful! spling shawls.
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The ESAAELLEp and sAr1y-rrSIsrrrn p,,oro-
GRAPHS are the latest rnproy yelnepts I'm our b.ar
fful art They are taken exclusively at the LEsr
GALLERY.
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hAcKISAw HATS: splendid assortment: all
iresh; no old stock; 1T =. WEIsIGEE's, 1901
Main street.
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SODA-wATER FOUNTAIN and APPARATUS for
manufacturing sod;s-water, perfect and frgt-class
for sale ~ a great bargain 1T 14U2 Main street.
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l.Ii Observation-Disclosures: l
y :--.-.'!ut!y a;acuuc.' myself a. candidate
- - i..~ltsu& ui CITY SEkG GEANT. subject
10 aJia.aailp4 cl the Conservative Conyen-
IT,. LEWIS IL. FRAISAR.
---,.nr.I
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me beautiful lvoRINE PICTURES without id; .
uonai cos; AZ the LEE" GALLERY, e2o Main
street. A' jail"
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OFFICE OF CHIEF OF PoLIcs.
RICHMOND, Va, May 9, 1874

Editors Of The Dispatch:
GENTLEHEN-You will please state to thu
public that Mr.. Robert Il. CradGocs is no
connected in any clpaciiy with the police
lcrce Of this city.
Respectfully. &c.,
JoHN Poe, JR., Chief of Police.
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foLIcE COURT, Justice White.
MARIA Gatewood (negro), guilty of stealing
q parcel Of wearing apparel from Mrs. j. NJ.
hcvere, was sent to Jail for ninety days.
FRANCES Abrams, Elizabeth Roberts. and
-. W. Gretter were fined 81 each for allow
ing tnelr cows 10 run at large at night.
Isaiah Wingfield (negro) was fned 50 for
an assault upon William A. Allen, a small
boy. %'''"''
p mrs. Mary NJ. G watkins was fined S1S for
u,.oWlng culvert on her premises to remain
unprotected by trap, as required BY the
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TuE STATE TREAsuRY.-The balance IN tue
State treasury on Saturday was S344,9ts.ol.
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LADIES Should call at CARDozo, FoUouREAS
CO.'S to see their greet bargains In black silks.
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CRY CoUNCIL.-The regular sem,'ihohth,y
meeting Of the City Council VIII pe n''
this afternoon at s O'Clock.
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REAoVAL.-A. HARRIS'S Loan Office tes,,,,,sn.,
In 1869 has been removed 10 1920 Main s,r.a,
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ftitfEAGES. CARTS. &c.

{ @NDPI TOP CAkRIAGESCs-E-
..-' fcr"I'ta: also, Il large assort- S2SS25Ee
.. - "'hri -lI,cs. Cai!l and nc convinced iiat
- '.!., U4c cl!c&pcsi and best Carriages III the
y. = fL3 loci pf tIockcry. Glass ware. Baskets,
'-.". Charms, Step-LGG1ers. &c. busters at SC
EOEkRT HAkROLD,
=, Sl9 Broad street.
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MAY 1sr, 1874.

NAY lsr' 1911
CARD0ZD. FOURQUREaN & CO.
a1c to-day receiving large additions TO their stock
such rs
DRESS GOODS in beautiful patterns,
STRIPED SILKS very cheap,
COLORED SILKS in new aud bcantifn! shades,
BLACK SILKS Of every grade.
Our silk department We recommend 10 cur patrons
with more confidence than heretofore, stock
Is much larger and the shades selected with the
creates: care.
NEW sTYLE LACE SAlQUES with the Stulr,
ruffle,
LLAMA POINTS I'm beautiful patterns,
PARhSOLS In latest style OF handles.
We call especial attention 10 oar stock Of STRIPED
and PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES.
A very large stock Of IRON BGRAGES very
cheap.
RrEACdED and BROWN COrTONs as ehcsp as
they can be bought In the city. my
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VENTILATED HArs-some b..r,,.e
new-at P. WEIstGER,s. ano en''rei'
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,,, ny The Pulpit and Press OF owr c,uu
'ry-lhe LEE" GAIaEuy - ''l e>'eD L
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II IL. CONSTABLE.

!a--,~-l lIlZFS>: Conscious Of having faith
f. .. .jyr."! IT." Gaties Of my Office during the
i-..''r ,etr-. mos. respectfully announce my
s.. c4aE..ai- :or reelection 10 the office Of
HlGH CONSTABLE
l.: 'aa 81? ~ Eich!nord. subject 10 the decision
., :,~' a..~,:ya,!vc nominating convention.
=! - \. 3. DUESBEKRY.
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Rlttmoud Dlspattlt.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
OF THE CITY.
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v. ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
q. ... .ay.n. q, cliaeda reelection 10 III" office
.a.rs.Nn rCAl.Ti'3 ATTORNEY for the
L.. .h.uond hav" The honor 10 announce
s r.luui,a,e Tor HAT Office. sut1ect 10 Tue
.. a.: The Conservative Nominating tonvcn-
-. = regards ,.i!ici,:i position. hsve no past
F.-.. respectfully ASK that y"r VIII, by Your
g. Is. iht. cnuli,., Iuunicirm! election, give ne
unity - MAKE the future past sAtlSiac-
. 4. .....u1 pleasing 10 myself. Very truly,
.....S,~ {. V. MEHF,DirH.
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IRON GRENADINES specially.
MOURNING GOODS il great variety OF desirable
styles:
PARhSOLS and FANS, all new;
BLACK SPANISH LACsS !Cr scarfs and all kinds
OF goods for wells;
Further supply Of EuFFL!EGS;
BEAUTIFUf. KID GLOY IS. medium and hight
tinfs- for 81 so; BLACK KIDS The SANE.
Their buyer being Ia the market, the latest Loy-
elites may he ex pccted my 4
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hAcKlNAw HATS AT p. WErsrcsn,s
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THE TuEATRE.-UncleT Tom and Eva at the
Theatre tonight.
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A CHANCE FOR BARGAINS!

A CHANCE FOR BARGAI
Having Just purchased from drm declining ba-
sincss their entire stock OF cHli-DRES's HOSE,
HEMST,TCHsD and PLAIN LlHES HAND
KERcHIErS, SHiRT-FRONTS, and other good4,
ain now prepared TO offer extraordinary 'naace'
ments 10 this line.
Also, on hand large lot OF full yard-"ihc STAND
ord BROWN COTTON-s;lrhiy daEiaged--at 9c
Another supply of that beautiful dRos "hAiN
ICK SILK at 81 .5O-the best In the city Ut ,ha
LLAMA POINTS,
PARASOLS,
DRESS GOODS, etc.,
IN great variety aud at lowest prices at
CHARLES HUTZLERS,
ap29 ol2 e-- nlos.o e.-----
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FOR SALE.
WINES, LIQUORS. TosAC.:o, DC.

"SUMaERDEAN" ,,. :, ,xs
"OLD 1MPERi al CARMEL.
SELECTED RYE SfIiSkkf.
We are In receipt OF choice lots or thesr geo.,s,
N uaLr-BaRHElS ;slso barrel>|, dlree. from dis-
liilera' hands, and call a,tentioa of shs tfase "
same Also, 8 large assorted geGefai stoSA w
WINES ana LIQUORS for sale by
JENKINS, CAPERS aO.,
wholesale Llqucr Nerchsnis,
Ola south Fourteenth street, below sSarf.
NH 3-3m
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WASrED no SELL,
w AT :. A. WISSrcCK'S LOAN OFFICE,
No. IT FOURTEENTH STREET (unrer Ex-
change Hot'll. all the FORFEITED PLEDGES
left from last sale, consisting or DIAMONDS. fms
GOLD WATCHES, CHAINS, and all kinds OF
JEN ELtY. \ he arti les are guaranteed Us re-
presented, aud sod at about hslf the cost.
m t-fi
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1>.H,iTl misunderstanding my
| -. ..l,. decision q: i Conservative Nolul-
-. ..y....tust. rc> wcCiiuty announce myself
.. .,. s..- -...ctl.ll t. th. position or CITY
=, .... 81. ..-.. Was conferred upon mt by the
W.. Liars >EpYor! oi my friends II the e:ec-
va. - should | again he confirmed
90. .. 'a .als position. my efforts >lisl! he con-
-.... ,yr 9ay>-if worthy Of X.
... ), B RoYSTEK.
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| HE>3Eo oIfJLLI announce myself q
l -...:..- c.r Gay SERGEANT, subject 10
{. .......0.... g.. 81, ollscrvativc party.
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a CARD.-I may still be found at my Of
"A dce, In rear OF r. w.itesrs as M ssefs. s =, ,bs
is I'm ~ p Weisiger g Co. are requested 70 TAU
and setiis ~ oEee, as IL n:ahy eases DO aase NJ
s,,ip,nee can be giyer. During my aoseacs a'i'
sSnRsw halGGs will act inr me. peSr
my G-eod3t SHAAa4-'l HAAa4-s' 'a','' - =
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NJ WANTED.-For the purpose ot increas-
~ Ing nv business want \ PARTNER, with
$4,000 or $4,000, either silent aciive In good
paying business. already established Address,
care Oispdtch Cficc, "R. \. c."
S-1wE
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...rE :.LI,N-Cl ClIlZESS.-I respectfully
e.. -t.-.. :. raurid"tr tor tho Office of HIGH
,,..-. .I...-y 10: 'E"c.,yoi Richmond, subject 10
g.. . 81 70: ;t. Conservative Nominating
........ ~..u.ia u Ue Eour pleasure I" ncin!-
H.. .. ..- '..a: pD~ii"~ promise 10 discharge
I ...-. 'r,... r.,'e. faithful! aud honestly.
..-.r-... F T{OL FINGER.
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r,PESH HOPS-Last csop; fine quality.
nvs L. WAGNER, Drngglst.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, TO SELL NORTH CARO-
W LIMA and VIRGINIA SEASONED LUM-
btR. We have : large variety OF sizes ON hand,
DO n heart anu nierchants+ble.
my 1l-3t TREDEGAR COMPANY.
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NJ ANTED, BOARDERS. several pcely-
w furnished ROOMS. suitable for families or
single gentlemen. Board frst-c,aSs and location
central. Apply at 140l Ross street coraer OF
Fourteenth. ny 5-6t*
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Tor RENT, the WELL-ARRANGEDgss
a DWELLING No. 227, In "Wavorly III
Place. containing six rooms. Gas, water, bath,
my got tRCBBS l. WILLIAMS.
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yTOR RENT, TIE BRICK HOUSEGss
4 or the south side Of Main between First IL
and second streets recently cccupiedhy :. ID. Hicks
Esq. nith six rooms and Kitchen. Price very low.
APPLY TO
NH 9-3t GEUbRS 4 WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-11

M ANIED To BORROW, on valuable
W improved city real estate, Tor period Of oue
or two years or longer. 81 800 or $1.i00. A itbe-
r.! bonus Will be- paid 10 any one ins,rur entail In
negotiating the loan. Unrl 1st June loans can ba
made under the present Interest law which s more
liberal TO the lender than the law then TO go IN
force. Address "MERCllANT"
ms 7 curr this Office.
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FOR RENT,

DART OF A HOUSE TO RENT at ga
= 220 Eighteenth street Gas and water. @l
N O. o
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aUCvE0N SALES EEsEs BAY

AT REAL ESTATE EXCHANGT.
J. L. APPERSOE will sell at 2 VI. framed house
No $50 Hancock street:
, 1874-10-07
CITY OFFICES,

l.
Tho City Collector yestorlay received $8,500
on city taxes the Water Department received
So, l33,
The Mayor yesterday restored tho license OF
William hiurrnY. Haloon~keopor ut No. 90 Will
ianl street. The roIurncl license iA in tho
lano Of Thomas 11are.
Tho Committee on 1Yharyea and Public
Grounds viii moet Ut p nj. to-day, iu tho City
Clerks Office.
Tllo nlo1nbcrs Of tho Board OF pnblo Works
loft last evening OF tour through tho large
Eastern citiea. for tho purpose Of examining tho
methods by which tllese cities are supplied NTH
water.
4 Granger man yesterday, Ht1olling through
the City-IIali, ln!Ilonod to wander into tho City
Attorneys room. wllors lo met Mr. Jamcsou.
He procoolcd to tell him how ho lad been cheat
cd out Of his money BY aomo gnmbless s,d how
when l!o Lad thrcaseued 10 mike a fuaa ahout 1t
part Of his monoy waa returned to him. ue
further said that he had called on policeman to
arrest tho Goanps, bnt tlat thla official told llul
it wa3 not customary to arrest huc }'ersonB Wou
the Bpol!u had been returned. Tho City Attor-
,na,I, a,ll shou to ascertain hia number 20 that
action might bo taka.i aEalnss him.
THE HOARD OF HEALTH.
Tho regular weekly nccting OF tho board OF
Health took pluco ycsl lorday aEternoon. all the
members being present. 1Ao SaIitary buper-
iutunt3outb report for tho weok enlin; OCT.
shuwu Il tutAl number Of 1l3 doathH,-a tleGtoaan
of II FROM the lust ueok's total, mud decrease
Vi " compared With tic corresponding Neok Of
, 1874-10-07

last 5oar. OF these thoro woro foma1es ca !;
,nalos. III !; married., az; sIsBlo. t16; 5i wero
1lidor year OF age. By liaunanH-c -co1VilatonB,
81 cholera infautum, 90; co,'b''mptlon,, 9. Tho
mortality wnb greatest In ths Sixth, Seventh,
Eighth, md Fifteenth Wards.
Tho sanitary report for the month Hhows to-
tnl Of 800 tenthB; dlt less tllnn tho preceding
month and 19D less than tho corresponding
44ns femnlou, ;oI; ,oolorod. ~; whito. 100 /;
native, Icy foreign, 49, The dally asorago
Tho mortality by warls Ia aa folowa: First,
4; Second, 4; Third, u; Fourth 23; Flftl 10;
Tsnth. IL; Eleventh. 10; T"olfti, ~; Ihir-
teanth. 28; Fourtoonth, 10; Fifteenth, I'D |;
9ixteonth, 60; soyoutoonth, a.; Eighteenth,
Al; Nineteenth, T; Twontlotl. O..
Tlle weekly report of tho Health Offfoer shows
that thero ,Yero l01 nuisance naticoA HerYod, 43l
n,.isancca abatcd; 19o sewer notices served, aud
lit Bawor connections made. Ills monthly report
shows TINT. during September, 1,779. n''inancos
wore abatoii aud Gf0 sewar connections nado.
pounds Of frosh mont. o.A20 pounds OF eorned
beef 025 dozen eggs. SO boxos Of grapes, so boxes
Of peaclaes, aud other artc|ca In amaltor quant.-
ties 1850 1oada Of garbaso wero removed by tho
deal animals. Butta brought for violation OF
Health ordlnauooa, SO. Total amount of fines
assceeoa Sb77.
Tie City rhysiolan'a report gives the statistics
OF h1b practlce. DO saJn that all porAons onter-
ing the Drl1owol arc Immediately vaocinnted.
Ho closes by calling tho attention Of tho Board
to tho necessity Of making some provision for
tho supply Of drugs ut dinorcnt police stations.
The Sanitary Superintendent inlorsoa bis aug-
gesttons, and proposes That eaoh police ata-
tion bo supplied with suitable drugs,
and also n temporary ward for tho
reception Of the injured aud sick. lie also calls
for homo regulation governing Htreet-car and
omnibus companies III tho protection Of their
passengers from disoasea Of all kinds. Ho wauts
the plush oustioli-aoats abolished md toathor
onos substituted, and suitable ventilation In all
tho conyoyances. Ho then called tho attention
Of tho Board to tho necessity OF Bomo proper
ordinance OF regulation in relation to to,lomont.
houses. Tho growth Of tho city, wlsl tho ill.,
croaso in the number Of tonon,emt-housos, with
the attendant providing together OF large COM
1nunitiea in ona building, is 4 question tint
should receive tho attention Of tho Ioarl. Such
buildings aro fraAght with dnnger to the city,
| both on moral and sanitary grounds These sng.
gostions will all la acted upon at the naxt ses-
siou Of tho Bonrd
, 1874-10-07

Bupsrintondont OF tho Wator-Worka and tho
Village Engtnoor to investigate tho contract
work tlono BY tlequombonrg and TO report 70
pipe had been laid by him. Carsletl.
Tho s,tm Of 5000 NaB appropriated for tho I'M
rroveniant OF 9tato Btroot, bctwoon Tlllfty-ninth
aul lrifty-11rat stroots. :,
A. D. Wallron ,saH appointed TO rurolRas a1l
lands offered for anlo by tho County Collector
for delinquent special assossmonts lovlod by au-
thorty q tho village. whore there wero no
other bildera.
Tho Captain Of Police reported aixtoon ar-
rasta Inst mouth. Tho tfnos amounted to 462l.
It was ordered that tho water office bo re-
moved 10 the Village-1Inl aud tho preHont
quarters On State street ren.od, II Lake Town.
8lp coNaqnts.
Mr. Ryal, moved that committees of throo be
appointed to adjust mattorH with tho Town of
Luke, aud that AfcHsrs. Church. and Morgan bo
nlombers OF that Coinmttoo. Tt.ls waH carried,
and a1r. 1tyan waa Hado tho third mon,bor. Tho
board tAen adjourned.
LAKE VIEW.
Tile Board Of Trustees met Monday present,
tho full Board.
A rornonstraneo agninab granting aaloon-ll-
cenBo to r. Wocrmbke wnH, roatl aud It was or
dcred that no license bo granted to him.
rho petition asking tho opening to 80 feet Of
Western avonue from Efaton road to Lincoln
avenue, and grading tho samo, was still tasthor
deferred, as was also tho petition OF Lorenz Zon-
dor for aaloon-1tconBo.
The following petitions woro read aud laid
over: To grade Grace street. botween Groen
Bay road and IIa1stod asreot, and to improve the
sarno with clinkers. clay, and gravel. ALSO pc
tition to open Pine Grove ayenno from Corne1la
stroot south to Belmont ayenue. and aBking tho
repeal of aproyious ordinance defining the limo
Of said street, nnd to adopt naw ordinance In
accordance with tho uotitton.
Tho Commissioned of District No. 2 was in
structcl by resolution to notify tho owners Of
the ". II Of tho N. Z. 4 at Sec. 8, 10, II, 10
move tlleir fonco back from tho l00-foot road
within ton days, fail1ug IN Which the CommiA-
aionor IL instructed to romoTo tho sRrle.
THO Commissioners Of DISTRICT No. l was iu-
ht1uctod to repair the ditch on Fullerton ayon1to,
from Ashland to Racino ayouuo, BY plauking tho
Ban1o, aud putting in catcis-basins.
d dedication by the owners on Dunning street,
! whore not opened from Racino to Ashlontl aYo-
n,lo, for opening said street. boing accepted, it
WAS ordered that survey bo made, mud tho own
ers notified to remove tho fcncos 30 as TO grale
| the eamo at onoo.
| The Clerk reported having taken the school
and town census as folloHA:
, 1874-10-07
CRIMINAL RECORn.
Qu1afINAL COUNT.


fudge Moore-Thoro was no buaneas In t his
Court yoatorday. To-day large number Of city
appeal casoa will como up, amongst them being
that Of uonry Williams nlias ~ Nobby Tom"
Tile trail of Staadon tho incondary is sol for tho
18th Inst. The warehouse caacs aro not yct set
for trial, hut will oalno up aomo time during tie
present term.
rOL1cE COURTS.
Justice Bovden-August Alenninshausar, Horny
uelwig, aud Robert Goodman, arrested for TO-
ceiving stolon goods, knowing them to hive boon
stolen waived examination, aud held to tho
Criminal Court, Meuninghausor in bail Of $4UO,
aud Hclwig and Goodman in ball OF 5000 esrl.--
~-Touey Foster, arrosted for larceny !;
continued till the 1oLh mat in bail
r. Iron, <o Josvy hyncss; % he.a 'G t. sEs osminpI III
Court in bull Of SA0D.-nerrnan Shultz, larceny !;
continued till tho 19sh iust. III bail Of 3G10.-
Iatiick AloDonald attempt to kill with poison /;
hold to tho Criminal Court In bull Of $780,
Even Barnett, sr., and Even Barnett. Jr. arrest
ed On peaco- warrant; placed under $500 bonds 10
keep tho ponce towards William Hoarstol.-
CHARLES Coyle. arrested for highway robbery !;
Henry jackson. swlndlipR; continued till Tho
10th inst. iu bail of 5700.--Andrew Conway. 1ar-
ceny Of $50 from soyeral laborora; hold to tho
Criminal Court in bail OF $500. Thomas aud
do bodily injury to Dauio! o'Donnoll; rlace4
under poaco-bonds Of S100.--Daniol O'Donnet,
placed under pcRco bonds OF 500 to keep the
peace towards Thomas anl Mary Doyle,
Justice !Scully-Illomaa Afealahon, larceny;
held TO tho Criminal Court In bail Of S20n.-
Zach Cathwood. disordcrty; tiued s25.-William
Gibley, disortlorly; continued till this morning
III bail of :.t2o0.-liiclard Baxter and Louis and
Charles Schuon. violation OF tho u o'clock Or
ainance continued till tho 10th inst.
rr,.f. J-1,s Enro n4nf fo.