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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13

gave bird supper to few of his friends
last evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13
TELEGRAMS In GENERAL.

Weston has again failed to walk 800 miles
in six days.
Dispatches from Brownsville, Texas, say
that border is imminent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13

Rev. Henry Morgan is to give his new lee
ture, "The Hidden Hand" at Granite Hall,
on Friday evening. Those who heard his
lecture on "Old Bonnets' will be glad to
know that he comes this time with new lee
ture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13
STATE OF MAINE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

Augusta, Sept. 30th, 1874.
4 adjourned session of the Executive Council
IA will be held at the COUNCIL CHAMBER, i'll Au-
gusta, on Tuesday. the twenty.seventh day OF Oc-
tober next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Attest :-GEoRGE &. STACY, Secretary of State.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13

thus preserved, can be entwined around pic.
lures and along the sitting room walls. The
feathery tufts of the clematis are now in read
mess for a transfer to the walls OF homes,
where they preserve their beauty for months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13
Accident at Rrun. wick.
BRUNSWICK, Oct. IL, 1874.

To the Editor of the Journal:
Yesterday afternoon the college was
startled by the news that c.. A. Black, of
the class Of rs, had shot himself In the fore
head. 1t seems that he was carelessly play
ing with the lpistol, and the shooting was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New York, Oct. II, Is

EVENING REPORT.
Money easy at 2u3 percent on CALL Sterling ex-
change steadier 4s31sa+s4 for 80 day., ASIA 4s71e
for demand. Gold opened at llOk and closed at
4Og1s. Rates on loans, per cent. for borrowing,
az for yinS. Custom receipts to day 1897 100.
T.. S. Asst Treasurer paid $4,000 il interest
81, 500 in exemption bonds. Gold balances Sill.
500; currency balances 81 ,295 10; grosscearances
10 900, Governments firm. Slate bonds dull.
Railroad mortgages quiet aud steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13
M INNESOTA.

st. Paul, October, IL. A fire to-day in
Minneapolis in the business part of the city,
destroyed property estimated at S58, 600 The
insurance will cover the losses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13

DIR, Edminster is still at the Mansion
House, where he is always ready to treat
patients in the most skilful manner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13

Mr.. A. b. Hodgkins, the supervisor at the
insane hospital, has Drew colt, six years
old for which he has refused 5000.
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Weather Probabilities To-Day.

For New England and the Middle States,
rising barometer, no-west to no-east winds,
colder, clear weather and frosts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13
Local anu State Nems.

Taken the veil-The young ladies with
freckles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13
OHIO.

Cincinnati, October, IL. A fire in Elwood
Ind, Saturday, destroyed the Touring mill Of
Adair Bros. Loss, $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13

Mrs. M. A. Chandler has returned from
New York and resumes business on Wednes-
dsy1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13
DOG LOST !!

A SMALL Black and Tan, answers to the name
IA of"Nix." A liberal reward will be paid for
her returns to MRS. ALIENS on Crosby Street.
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Little Rock, October, IL. $1,000 bales Of
cotton were destroyed by fire at Newport last
night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13
ARKANSAS.

1875, for the purpose of organizing labor
ing mems party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13

Now along the highways and in the wood
land paths, may be gathered grand bouquets
of autumn leaves, with all the glorious, bright
tints. They may be treated to a bath of hot
spermaceti and dried before a hot stove--a
process said to insure the perpetuity Of the
autumn leaf for indoor adornment-a pur-
pose for which it is peculiarly adapted.
Formed in crosses, wreaths and notices, the
ripe maple and oak leaves are of especial
beauty. Another excellent article for decor
alton is the woodbine, whose rose tinted
leaves are now very attractive. A vine may
be translated bodily to the spernaceti, and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13

The large attendance on the funeral SER
vices of the late William A. Getchell, on Sun
day afternoon, was an indication of the high
esteem in which the deceased was held in this
community. The delegations from the two
lodges-Ec hlehem and Augusta-numbered
more than one hundred. The services at the
house were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Tilton,
and those at the grave by the Grand Master
of the State, David Cargill. A Sabbath still
ness pervaded the large assembly as the inn
pressive rites were said and the sprig Of
evergreen, emblem of immortality, was cast
into the last resting place of brother be-
loved in life, and mourned in death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13
In Granite Hal1,
Wanted.

OK GOOD COAT Makers, to make custom coats.
y Good pay given.
r. T. BOswORTH,
Ia Water Street.
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PENNSYLV ANA.

Philadelphia, October ~. Atlantics, 4 ;
Athletics, ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13
Nj ARYLAND.

Baltimore. October ~. Bato's 4; Bos-
tons, Z.
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The Gardiner Reporter says that the an
nual Cattle Show and Fair of the Gardiner
Farmers Club, held on the grounds near the
meeting house on Brunswick Road, came of
on Thursday last, and proved very success
full exhibition on a small scale. The display
of fruit, although not large, was good-much
better than we have noticed at many exhibi-
tons of this kind of more pretentons. Some
very fine varieties of fruit were displayed by
Mr.. VIM. r. Wharf, VIM. F. Richards,
Joseph Williams and other parties. The dis
play of vegetables was not mean by any
means, and some of the horse stock was as
fine as can be found in this county or State.
Among the latter was Black Pilot, and
eighteen Black Pilot colts, ranging in age
from suckers to three-year olds. They at
tracted much attention from horse fanciers.
Some two hundred people were on the
grounds during the afternoon who all ap-
peared very glad to see each other.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13
MORGAN's NEW LECTURE.

Rev Henry Morgan of Boston. will deliver his
new Lecture
Subject Hidden Hand; Pulpit and the
stage"
In Granite EIa1l,
Thursday Evening, Oct. 18th, at TIA
O'clock. Doors open at T.
TICKETS, III cents
No Reserved Seats.
''Nlr. Morgan's new lecture, Hidden Hand Pull.
pit and Stage, is not Tom Taylor's drama Hidden
Hand with the poisoned cup, nor the Hidden
Hand Of Mrs. SOuthworth's 'Capitola.' but the
Hiding of Gods Power in!soul forces, the grand.
est Of all his efYorts."-f Boston Transcript,
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Difn.

In Wadoboro Oct. 3, Maurice Schwartz, aged
ID years.
aged 10 years.
In Bremen, Oct. 8, Mrs. Jane Tolman, aged 93
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13

Receipts-s,25l -four; 162y 900 wheat; 100 COCOON:
81, 100 oats; 1890 rye; so 1876 barley. -
Shipments - 4eas -four; 1885, 93 wheat; 1853
corn; 10, 800 oats; 81 ,l32 barley; 1000 rye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13
EHarrtfn.

In Brunswick, Sd inst, Capt. Nathaniel Coombs
to Miss Mary j. Hunter, both OF Brunswick.
In Bristol, goth ult., Alphonso Poland TO Miss
Clara NJ. Wentworth, both of b.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-13

Our attentive correspondent "Juverna,"
writes as follows from North Fairfield. His
note is dated Sunday night
The Friends General Meeting here has
been already three days in session. Bro. w.
Witherald Of Canada is here, also Eli Jones,
Miss Clifford of Sidney, Mrs. Goddard Of Vas
salboro' and other ordained andilay speakers.
To-day the house was crowded and the ever
living Gospel preached in power. Bro. Rick-
ford of the Christian Church adjourned his
meeting and met with us. Burning appeals
were made to the unconverted and scores OF
confessions of salvation through 1.-The alone
merits of the crucifed," bore potent witness
This evening was crowned with the mighty
power of the Spirits mission. Monday the
meeting continues, and we hope to reach still
more important results. God bless the labor
of his servants.
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United States Skies (coupons). 1881 =,
New York Stock Market.

New York. Oct. II. 1874.
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, 1874-03-14

Prospective supply of Winter Wheat,
nltd flnrlcy Crops Remaining on
l1tanG.
JACKSONVILLE, Ill.,, March 13.-Tlle following
ii az abstract Of the leading information to bc
published by tho National Crop Reporter to-
morrow. Reports received from tho winter
wheat producing SECTIONS of Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa, Knnsas, Missouri, aud Ohio indicate au
avornge ineroaso Of tho arca sown in winter
wheat last fal1 In the States namcd In comrari-
son with the area similarly cultivated tho precel-
ing season, Of do par cont. Missouri shows IN
estimated Increase Of 2ltll per cont, and Illinois
20 por cent, whilo in Iowa There Is an apparent
falling aH of 10 per cent. Iowa Is tic only
State exhibiting decreased acreage, aud it is
attributed largely to tho Bevoro drouth lust nu-
tnmn, which prevented the necessary 1wepara-
ton Of Il,o ground.
The Reporters correspondents estimated the
percentage Of tho last crop Of hurley in tho gx
states nAned above and Wisconsin and DIinnc-
sota, which will be consumed at homo from har-
vest to harvest, ut m average Of rs per cent
Tile percentage OF tho last crop Of rge In the
aane Statee which will bo usol for tho samo
purposes IL estimated at an average Of Al por
cont.
ing Statos indicate TINT no considerable a1nouut
Of wool is held In tho intarior.
Tho returns In relation to tho condition Of the
frnit-buds indicate Ill unusually fine CROP and
promise m abundant yield.
The prospects for tho supply Of eggs this
spring fayor considerably larger yield than last
6o0aon.
, 1874-03-14

to DO forowarncd, and therefore foronrmcd. 1Iard-
" bad ll,e two gont!ou,ou become costly aoatod
iu'Dr. Evorth' library, before strange pl1ohonl-
uno.t proaontod itaolf. Tho entire missionary
clrolo, consiet!ng Of Home 200 units, Ind tra,s-
formed itaof into n marching, chattorng, gig
gling column, hoaded straight for tho Doetotss
door. They marchod into tho house, filled tho
l,nrora corridors, and adtaccnt rooms in very
explanation. At longth Prof. Northrop oonic-
moncod tho delivery Of ]ittlo speech In
which ho referred ploaBantty to tho pastor aa tho
Inakor OF large part Of tho history VI tho Firzt
Chureh to Nlr. Bentley rs tho authorized writer
OF ita hiRtory, and then proceodcd to pre-
sont. to Dr. Everts, on behalf Of his church,
M elegant copy Of t4o Wandering Jow, illuetrat-
81 by Doro; q act Of Allbone's Dictionary Of A,a
thora, llussia bound, act of Mackintosh'H Com
mentarios Oh the Old Tcstarncpt md d worry boau-
Ilfully Illustrated copy Of tho Now TeHtamont.
Tho Professor also, on behalf OF tho Indlcs Of
tho church, presented Mrs. Eyorts with worry
elegant ho!itl Bliyor coffee urn. DR.. Evorts was
evidently takon by a,lrpriso. bit responded foul
lngly, aftor which tho people remained for an
hour longer before finally dispensing.
, 1874-03-14

SEfFEHa0Ns
Tho viItaEa which o,nbraoea in It's corporate
limits tho towna Of Jefferson, Irving Park, and
Montroao ia now engaged in politics, all pro-
phratory to tho election to DO hold OH tho 7th Of
April, ut which n board Of Trrstoos, a Town
Clerk, aud the customary village officers will be
choRou.
NORWOOD rAnH.
The Roy. a. L. Frost Of Chicago, leoturod In
tho Baptist Church ut thia place On Thursday
ovouing. Tho subject OF tho lecture was
"9lont Forces" and tho Attendance was good.
On the Hasne evening q ball WAS given III tho
large room over tho new storo Of Mr. A1orse.
MApLEWopp.,
A. ayatcnl Of drainage IL about to be COM
mcnced Aore, which will 10 OF inestimable beng
fit to tue place. 1t will be accomplished through,
tho agency Of 4 12-foot sewer, wllicl, will empty
into tile North Branch OF tie Clioago River,
about half milo distant.
nrDnELAND.
Tho elite Of Park Ridge aud this suburb mot
at tho house Of Mr.. Eastman last evening. Tho
Homf-monthly club dal,ce wnH thu cause Ut the
gathering: Tho wanther being nue, the attend
with Rpirls. Denn t. loifman's band furnished
tho music.
ACTON.
This new town is about hn1f q mile from Nor
wood Park, on tho Chicago aida. The streets
are now being thrown up md Hliado trees
planted. Tho Company who arc making these
improvements layo occurred 800 acree Of land on
which to build thoir town. Tho Chicago d.
Duluth nailron1, . branch Of tho Northern pa-
cific, is expected to form . junction with tho
Northwestern Railway nt this point.
, 1874-03-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY,
THE TOWN ELECTIONS.

THE N1NETEENru wAnp.
Lnat evening about two hundred pcrsonp claim-
ing to bo citizens ot tho Nnetooth Ward, hold n
meeting In tho dnng-roonl Of Turner Hall to
mako arrangements to eleot lelogatca to tho Con-
eontson to bo hold March %, to nominnto town
olicors. john Theilor called tlo moottng to Or
dor, and waa made permanent Chairman, aud
Lawrence Mnttcrn, Secretary.
Mr. A. 3. Franklin moved that tho Chair ap-
point a committee Of three 10 Bclcct tho tiYo
delegates, tho number TINT ward was entitlod to
an ti'e Town Convention, tho porsous SOLICITED
By tl.is con'tnittoo - 90 such delegates to bo np-
amended, by allowing. these present to voto upon
each namo presented by tho Committee, mid,
after TINT point was sottlod,. tho Qhnir an
nnnnoed D. II. Fuller, Peter pohn, and William
WiScflondorT MS tho Committee.
Wlllo this Committee wero out O motion was
n'ado that tho Chair nppo!nt committee OF
three to intcrviow tho County Commissioners
1nd influence thom TO mako voting precinct
neHs @ tho contro Of tho ward. joe Bilrns. Dan
Fuller. and Matt Wobor wore theroupon up
pointed,
Tho committee Of three now mado tholr ap-
pearancc, and aubmittod tho following MS their
elioieo for delegates John Thoilor, D. Il. Full
lor, I. Lynch, Lawrence Mattorn, aud Baruoy
ArcCormck; and they. wore confirmed by tho
meoting, which tlion adjourned.
A special mooting Of tho West Side Town
Board vas hold lust eyoning at tho oilloo Of tho
Woat Side Collector, corner Of Desplainos and
Washington stroesst for tho purpose of receiving
tho report Of tho Park Commissioners. Thnro
wore present: Thomas Wall, Supervisor; Jamea
Clark, Town Clerk; and Justices Soully, Sturte-
want, and Austin.
Supervisor Vail submitted tho report OF tho
Park Commissioners for Woat Chicago, which
waa published in THE Tn1nuHE fcw days ago
Tho report was received and adopted.
On motion, 1t was decided that tho Board Of
County Commissioners 10 requested to designate
ono precinct for onch ward, 10 that alt tho voters
may bo enabled to deposit their ballots at the
coming town election.
After disposing Of sundry bills, and transact
Ing some other matter of bnt lltio Importance,
tho Board adjourned to meet again OH tho lat Of
April, when tie annual reports Of tho town OIL
GERS will DO submitted.
GALL FOR 4 MEETING.
10 Tho Citizens Of Heat Chtcaao:
In Wow Of the approaching election for town
officers, solicit the attontiou Of nll tntorented
There will 10 u,oottnG to consider the nomiha-
ttona for AsHesaor, Collector, 3uperviaor and
Town Clcrk Of West Chicago on this evening,
At 7:9o O'clock, at Headquarters, No. 223 West
Aid. q. Z. White, E. ]. Kolly, AID P. Kolloe,
II. Roach, J. Walsh, r. Conway, Fl. Nabo, G. II.
8canlon, D. McDougall. G. Brown, G. @. Eaton,
]. Wilson, NJ. CauiAeld. ]. Thiolan =. Dwyor T.
Kinney, =. l.. O'Hara, J. Beckor, j. g. Cuilan,
J. Lyman, 2. II. Stanton, 4. Il. g. King, o. II.
Allen, J. Foley.
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Aspecial meeting Of tho Common Council VAS
called for last oyouiug to consider reports Of
cotnmiiteeB and unfinished business, but tho
presence OF q quorum WIS prevented by the COM
bined action Of several Aldermen who uppearcl
to be peculiarly Interested in defeatiug the effort
to got together and clear up tho great maaa Of
unfinished business which has boon accumulating
for months. At half-paat o'clock thcre woro
ninotoon Aldermen present, aud although 1t was
perfectly certain TINT others would soon arrivo
aud make up quorum, AID. Foley. Corcoran,
II. B. Bailey, and Lynch left the Council Cham
bor md refused to roturn, though tho Sergeant
at-Atms summoned them 2, officially. They were
and in consequence Of their refusal to attond tho
meeting quorum could not DO secnred.
There WINS much indignation expressed ut their
course BY Aid: Heath, Moore, Schafrner, Camp
bell Cannon, Stout and othorB, who character
ized it aB an outrage for respectable business
mou to be thus fooled away from tlloir lomcB for
no purpose In addition to tho neglect Of tho
citys interests. It was freely charged that Hos
ing; Aicdratll and Colvin were ut tho bottom
Of It, and TINT 1t was concerted plan to proyeut
tho Council from doing any business, in the fear
TINT the question OF olcctiug presiding ollicor ,
would como up. There waB howoyor. no ground
for tlis apprehension, rs it was tho general
BonHe of Ill those present tint this question
should bo loft over to the ensuing meotipg.
McGrath and Cullorton wcro absont in SPRING
aoid, and if, ns assorted, the meeting waB brokon
up tn the former interest," 1t WIS probably an in
iudtcious move, and injured tat gentieman's
chances for becoming tho presiding oiiicer.
1t is now known TINT McGrath is working hard
for the poBition. though he has denied that bo
received Letters from him, asking thors support support
In tho contest. In one cnse it il known tint an
answer wns sent containing o refusal point
blank. The opinion was expressed last night,
by one who professed to know whereof ho spoke.
, 1874-03-14
THE CITY HALL.

Tho Board of Public Works havo partially do
cidcd that they hayo nc power to require tho
removal Of wooden Blantios, or to prohibit ro-
pairs mado neccaaary by lire. Tho Board, at
meeting yesterday morning, hoard the evidence
against cue Kliuo. mi employo, who had boon
aoousod OF using tho city toams for Ills own bou-
eft. Thoy will decide Ills case tlls moruipg,
and, It guilty. TX ha punishment.
Strong objections arc urged by some Of tho
"rooplo's Tarty" Aldermen againat tic rego]u-
ton rocontly adopted by the Hoard Of Pojioe,
agreeing to appoint on tho police force and In
tho Firo Department men Recommended by tho
ths objections pogtain to the principle Of tho
thing, but tho dissatisfied Aldermen stick Tor 10
enforcement Of the motto, - To the yotora TO-
long tho spolla," They protest thAt tie Law
, 1874-03-14

srd. .nrr,orn A11nrn,cu hal tt,.<,n .~,..,. H..
o,cu ,vo l., +i,o ,,"tIor ~ ,,n,i ot'tety 'tott
nnint1nts 10 iofor" tno c'nc,nn 'co a ana Fe np.
tat H nTnn b a ,n tna, a rGtof 70 to
onnotntnj faat war ,vhffo Xii n'ms;a sn LILLY ',o
hnri timo IN nj nm. Tnnv ,or, % t..a IL 1laa
thn 1Iaw.a,{ Orlorn Alderman u"a 4shn ,ans .Js
ro,nmissfnunr sharian ooincion ~ Sti, Sus 'fI bi.
s,iaa i't i'n isrT s,,ro That H.. m WILL tn1a
ran nnr1 to n,,nb tho minoritv T., H. " mo aoI9
~ to ,nonnor dnared Thc M. ~ ~ tnu Sounen
H"u "a uo.tlo s9o''"o' 'A''e' "'"'''Soe9or way IL
'' '''''o' wr,Anvrs AND punr,t, anoru,y
rha rnmmitIon m VYf,orvon' "'s1; r,,,,,.
nro,n,1a mnt vostorIny nftnrmnon "ao rrosn,,t pto
Iii Mon,nn araoro ar3 grhmits 1''6on''
All AS ,o Stnors ,o moyod tint tho nomn;.,oo ro,or,
o @ 1t nvofs IT, eoa"rvo, Int Or aaa rcoom
nt tha cnrrar ~ nhicaoo nvc,e ~ WIFI ssrecg.
,yos norr{od o' w 'o1u' "t'" A.
4 communication was road from n nronorto
ow,,or on ta uorur Of Folk snd Haatod dtney atrnotsy
eSaita A. hat noint Ind iniroi hia tnI b,td tno1
and rati"p Samsoca for tbo tan1n '1 Aot;n, ,.s
tnforra,i' Ind lin com,n,tfna tan aainvr'na ""'
srnEErs AND A11rya o"1"'1'
Tho COMMITTEES on ntrootp and Allovr. for thu
Smith hidc nnnsiatinv OF Ald. st3n, Ao5 ro.n t.,'
sch.uitz. Toloy and Dixou mot yoatordnv aftor.
strnot wea Rad. and an motion nctinn "s ~.
forrad oe' "A' 3o-
Thn na+t9ton to onon 11ofnns atro:nt ,v.. ea,,,.,
at. H%Sf
ayonuo from Arohor nyonuo to tho canal 'tm,, 1nrt
with n efn,i1nr fntc. 'A' s"n"f a1'os
4 resolution to yyidon Michigan avcrno +h,rtv
fect Srom Dnnionl STRAIT to psr,, n1a,a t..y .n:
rond. Aid. Rtona 1novod tint It h. n1fo,,,tnd I'
Ala. Coov nbinotcd to hastv nction, md .,rnsor'
rod that It al,nulj lav nvor. ~AA P'eA0A
Aid. Foioy did not know Int It vou,d conf,,ct
with tho gafo Of tho lako.rront uo 1os,roi ittno
to eoe about it, Aid Cooy moved to nostnone
actiou, aud Ii was carried, 'f~''~
Tho report OF tic board Of Public Works.
with roforonco to tho potition 10 buiid sIanwniks
on Clark Btrcos from aixtoenth to Twelfth straet.
was thon road, Tho roport was adyorao to anal
action on account OF tho great lanrof tn lifn
which wou!d onBuo. It called forth n srrcnt 1nal
Of talk from tho Commttoo. hG1, Fnfav
thought ttnt d question Of law was invnIvni
AID Uoey said that It would bo exceedingly dan
gerouB. AID. Dixon agruod with Aid. Foloy.
argued at considerable length about somothinr
else, Aid. Foley moved finally that tlo syrn,,r3
be- VISITED. aud tf,o Corporation CounacIa vinwa
DO obtaincd. This waa ngroot to, tho Commit
too fixing Tuesday morning, ut IL o'clock. az tic
hour ut Which they would take tho obsoryations.
Aid. Cooy introduced a resolution to n,,nt,
shprman streot from Taylor to Twelfth. which
was carried, aa also one to opou Fftoonth Htreet
from State street to Iu({inna ayauuo.
Tho noatiuR then adjourned.
HOARD or POLICE.
A regular meeting Of tho Doard Of Pollen War
heid yestordoy aftoTnoon.. ""S
M, ,,A ,,.,;,, n,, ,1oro ,,~, I,.n .....- .-.