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New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
HONOR TO o'COSyELL

SIR: The suggestion that America should
unite IN bran anniversary OF the birthday
OF Daniel o'Connell Il an eminenuy proper one In
tins cosmopolitan connty where the representatives, of
all races have found u home and where the brosder'
federation extended the opinions OF AL u - ftius
10 do honor to tie memory OF one VINO devoted Ai+
splendid talents and gave his mighty influence t0 what
be believed be the cause OF freedOm-:rrodom. not
only IN a civil but also % r,uS0u. sense. Whatever
subjects may divide the I.ish to-day, those Who
sympathzed with she views the l. and those
who oppOsed them can an rd 70 shake hands ihs
past, aud unit, WITH younger ration - iOrgetlh.
ths politician and rcuic.u Dcring TJe or
with the names or Gratan and Pnlkrtt Aud Flood snd
their coworkerr and contemp1rA1's. II con-Rned 10
Lar ug nOuor More than the haas Of 81 stephens
ha We resOunded h praise, com TX from tue lbs -
the leader Of the OrAngemeu OF Ircaud "a" Orange
nac be injured I'D uHl-Ol With tIe green ~ honor of
tHis pure patriot. NALTEk D. fA"NhIA'
Nelc York, Jan. 81 1878.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
UNITED STATE, SUPREME COURT

wAsuI> GT)V. i'm o-.-The following ir a sum,
Or grpr-e4a.s o. h.
No lJl-2,r. -utIr sal o. &-i ar;sal
~ D. N--tsrC Dstrc =
PeuDs,lvsna II c.rt4l-l lJ ~
X - PLANT .nl Dr. b. lEsva for De eaa.t
IN and concluded by Ir h.rr-s.
l53Weir the flc Epesl rom &c Court -
Claims 90 Dissmi-se1 under toe XVI b Lu
Co .1Do-l C0s!, U4 ntases for - ooasf.
D.etrc OF Ncs -iors.-P-s---
No. I5j-D 3. 6-rrr -r'rsf rrr'e n 1c appeal = n
supreme lEct Oi Co la Lsuliel -n-ef 20
XVlh
no 49, Morr,~ It ' az Ri npres rom the Saprue
Court ~ fuos- .hn et Df.I.l 'f r. o.h,'n
Ph ps Of c'-a~ or y4niH % error zn4 ~
NJ. Wn " Mer Iek 0r ue.eu.alt DO tr0r
No B-an Car 90 sy4us. Nsyo &C. of Ncv!ofk Ci7'
.uoea fr1m Tie ,hs Jute of tr hoplen
Uo- n Hl ts neneel ~
M Geo. Z. C.rls counsel f1r Y4uuf rror
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
sHIPPNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF yRw YoRK.......:. ........'.'.JAS' 27.

PORT or NEW YORK ......... ..............JAS p.
CLEARED. ,,.
s:s.%.lP a1s, Ty Si a Nooif i "a
s..a;'S % a. wosaa.rI, BIZ a. j" Jae..Sa
SGa S,.,sp City OF 8,oo.p Br Nan 2, Liverpool We Queenstown
J0se G & Ausu.,e As4r. 3eI Antwerp rlea E4'e
c. Richmond Reed Redmond Norfolk, &C. oa Dominion
s'a9a ssn Sera.a tDrl PRICE, Liverpool oeeu'wH Williams
ssap T,ns Gardner, Ta1. Island saI'o Domingo te L
ssp Etua Br Ecker. Aux Caye' Porto cAOe' k' h"'
fG,sea SsS.So Sorsova Brl Abr,r Liverpool B. Dorand
shpCanbnige (Brl, Hi, Anisrrp, BOYD hne.en
al .5. 3tie l.g-a,a i.l SsS faac syg
sa+s T@re.l fre,sso ItsLl. Pc DulB, J. Ge- ham
Bqs Gaby. Ses OF sP.a nn.lal; d i-s"'ra:, 20
Bns r.uis Bovn Morgan PHI. Ing smpsoe. APP = ~.
seai S James n Slater aa~Eas Ga,ssoa. IL Mallory Co
Scar Joh5 SsseI Win .aS g.Sa D. K + .Se DoL
Melville BGAlt sGeAy Ao1's'ae0 i0f 'r's' Den's' ID"
s b. Psss & r'rs.Tsea s Pe;r l '" DiI',s5 T 5s,,rs
scst weT,sg tr Pa,se ia ITO PlAs.. .. !. NsaOerg
ARRIVED.
steamship esp1s.e NO. int .sd pass Si' to ) corH
st Gen Meade Ne~OFsAss Jan l6, With HGsr and
pass s...S.ns s Alsessrs kssy wsa Do via aa 70 oH Do
sS9 .9 g NJ W,H.sor,t ,of oa.. csrsl B.v -
aaya, With s0cSa aats aae s'.sse~ - -.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Srwc.srLs Del. Jar. TSooarBs steamship Illinois ron
Lyepo as p4.'e tue y gfs-, % I'D s sp n.
SWLapsLTaiA Jsa 27salsd tivOrgs
6.lvsstoS Jna 27-AnEuo, By y A. lory ffom Eeriok.
C..re NoyE lNor Peetrood sud wentworth Br Brelea
FOREIGN PORTS.
MovuIR Jan 27rbo An hor Lane steamship Bolivia, snr,
frn 20 GgOs kee toa4F. Tie zR
Lne esmap H5enaR. frOH Portland Jan 10 o Liver.
pos Als arslted TO-DAY
DISASTERS.
Jan 27rhs baIE Atsgue Ksrs,n from uarsly ios
Pensacola rbe hunshUe
Newport for he
ing The felos bone fos BslunsEe Tfabse,
Fsinoala TO-DAY, In damaged coalition
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
Steamship Yokohama ioE Francisco Jan "a
sAnsp Montana Panama Francisco VIZ As.-
puoO Jan. 26 1873.
sssaAip CITY Of Psrus arrived At San P1aseO ron ss-Yefa
VIA Straits Of Magellan and Panama Jsa- q, 1878
IEw Lstsa ship ksss 80 SsvsnA PaesS
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

that proposed ascersn
st0ud he mSd~ with the least passihe delay
Re oiod That utelsr
ofthe caus postponed they
Gespened > new
oud Tsi Of the recommendation Of the Governor
that should appointed sf
With dtpndou Of those
fre " the and that
imporfDoe-
Resolved That effort should
saon+ amendment h0nes eeni
a the csnaG
Resolved That copies If 10
bcdis be
q9ecS 70 m, manAhSe the LeFislatae the oscct
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

department Ia by insignificant item ~ ts
business Another clause provides that dispatches
shal be forwarded from the point first reo~ived
In tins country 10 their hnal destination at the regular
American r ltes. Tie Western UuIOl COmplny now
charges gold rates FROM New 0reIns TO al points
North. Moreover. the b virtually includes The mhn
points O' the McCeerv hill far transfer
business s concerned and this also IL said, would af
fect the Western UuOn uniavOrably.
T. ID. l. Sweet. the Executive Manager Of the Atlantic
anu Pacific Telegraph COMPANY has beeU elected Second
e-President.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

gueni Ruesp originally
presented By the Committee appointed April last be adopted and
70
Resolved That the Csairnsp Of the Trade be re.pee
fully requested TO take TIE usual steps incue these Rus' 10
those Of tbe rTehasge governing The grsa trade.
In accordance with these utOns, the action OF
the trade the meetings Of jay IS and 30, 1874
ordered be reoOns ered and the original rules
unaanin Ously reported BY the JODt-COmmittee from
Exchange and the railroads brought before
meetlng for it's consideration. After they had been
read by the Secretary 1t resolved 10 adjourn until
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

largely augmented sale In this city. Mr. Lorins nov
sells 100 ezra copies OF The TRIBUNE and HerGId dAyI
and the sales AZ the Parker House snow even greser
Increase. The TRIBUNE reports are by far tue Dess.
they are lessons task " the reader
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

Certain journals, whose enterprise is regu-
lated Dy tnclr resources, have remarked upon the
trial taat tue people weariod OF the
.upiest and tnat u well the reports brief
and CONCISE But they do not accurately represent
put,e teeliug. for tnUse NewYJr papers which have
gwen from ~ " 10 sounns daily W Ine IiA have found
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
. A cHCRcus GIFT TO TIE GRAssHOPPE2 sUE
PETERS
10 tAe Edltor OF Ths rrtbnn..

TO the Edlt0r Of The Trtbunc.
SIR: Stimulated by tie sugg s.iOns in Tu3
TRIBUNE 10 sJmot-ag Tor the leei " ice sul rers
In Kansas and Nebraska, called upou NV congrc-a-
,lou tho First Prosby terian u Silver Gre K 20 con
triuute q box or clothing aud money. TloI h.v" mob
resnonde1. aud Sent I'rAtrf 1irnc. two J1X' Va
ued al dbJus S-Ol au for $50 I5. tn money SO
sent of oJt uOJ.r l41-.JI .!-S dhoih< ia co."
midst o. the suR rcr- =. r. BJLCVAKpT.
s. rer Creek thauirug'd Count " T.. JLa. p. 49,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

SUI 1913 IS Noon re Morn
s~B -
SANDY Hook. OJ3 sAld... O"S Hell JA'e Ferr' IN
wArSE rsR DAY
sandy HOOK. O:44 G0Vs Island. Job ht safe Ftr'"' $40
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

POSSIBLE cHANGE II RATas DISCUSSED,

POSSIBLE CHANCE u RAILS DISCUSSED,
The Committee on Rates OF the New-Y York
Board Of Underwriters Yesterday 81; ~ lJ6 Broad
wav As had been reported that tAe Committee had
IN contemplation the reduction OF rates, iaq1iry Was
mace OF Mr. miller Ok tAe Star ILsJlance Company,
prominent member OF tIe COMMITTEES. Ms Anier said
bal we L Is true that NowY rk nas Lad romaskaule
immunity from Ire curing tLc past year.
vet It Is also true that THIS was cue
largely 20 the acaon OF t5s underwriters
a personally attending the clIst tc4uon AMI rAtin-
% the structures in The city CAicr their ljcous SIS
am tie losses Dy tire had decreased enorIodsy year
0y year FOR past d7- years aHl TIie the u11r-
writers were d s9osed % hJ.rl % in5Irar - l.
not certain, Mr.. Miller said that even with
lud.cibus under vrii Do and great inni-nce, 20.
gon O. i reduction OF rt's nlgHi
come un1er discussion, YET tie Committee Father "
vured te O. mixing insur rs clutri 'dc ID c re-
ductlun of rates. For upe, lclc ndd u-en statutes
enacted with respect o. Man 1rd roofs, fTIp' Du. dnS
ana unsafe b1ildugs, G nuf tutT nal been prstuc N
dsrcl~e1 bv tuo p.opi- FAC IA itrHri"ss AtI t-k 10
mold - tae ral-frr aud Pos chfOr'n< AGO e ~ tnar
oNu made careless Insurer iecI I1en IFoiSh TIC
pocket. .. -
rs ,he intention o. underwater, therefor" 20 show
pucvhoiders tuut % is cheaper 10 CONFORM TO prt T
principles u SAFETY IuAu lp pay trdNy lhsCrdlc'
premiums for h-ZtriJus l-h. Idcr the nr'5tLt
svsteu paIc, -Older uy mn us proper tDPf 'YeGcAta
IN ais bu!iliI-s uid u 30 -, power % IrIIce rs
tro uliI n 10 tue minimum Ir dt~pJ. or tie CON
DayIes s 10 Dc b.ra ami 20 aJy t- pJ non irs u"
snare Iu Whatever g0OI fortune fails tAo cJn SAAcs
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
TIE RAPID TRANSIT PROBLEM.
Business bES PLLDoING THEMSELVES 10 lis soLC-
lion.

Business MI.N PLJDoING THEMSELVES 10 us sOLC-
Ton
A meeting Of gentlemen interested II imme-
Date enrt % se~ure RAPID transit held yesterday
morning in the Offices ~ Drake Brothers. al No. &C
Bfoadway 10 consider the financial aspect Of the Ques
tion James NJ. Drake called 70 the chair ana Hugh
Camp ac,ed ss secrotlry. The following gen
uemeU we're present;
Charles Il Roosevelt, r r H5z1rd. J. wyman Jones
J A Cowiug. Echert l. Vele. John VI. Ksmp, ID. H.
Lawrence. g. b. Harvey, J,hu Med DaId 7 = AnthOI1'
A b. Mlns 1nonlas JONAS Jonn BaVen, ". u
6eares igr r. BrOwR, Walden Pei, DR. n r. MOseleY,
Col. JOnu & E,sc, TuOmas Hanson, G. L. Cooke Se2hen
Angel J. d. Pei. ". b Alien, W H. b ackweil ". B.
Dick, T. Il. srrIei'. Alenzo carr G. BY Johh WILSON
" i. loom Waller 1orrls, + T. CO'ter Ana ". r.
Smith
Addresses we're made by mes NJ. Drake, Charles II.
Roos, yeit John Haven. ana john Wilson. M Drake
SAID mat the financial question the important one
connected WITH rapid transit. He was not idennned
with any O tie plans already proposed and was not III
tercsted in be ping them The nrsr thing 10 show the
people Of this city and suburbs was that capitalists
stood ready any plan properly agreed upon ana
were ready their means IN the CONSTRUCTION OF
tn 10. I'd TIE undertaking must be placed upon g
sound nnaucla in order 10 cOmu II 70 the favor
o. lIe community. Subscriptions 10 the amount OF
6n Drss men as arautee Of good faith
tut vita ihs power behind then the people
Of tber reseutatyes arranging the details Of lhe
lcg1- atI,n necessary 10 authorize lne De1i1S VI ~
road H believed hat w5u hOh-st, Ouss In. - ri
ageiueni the road would amply remduerate 'n9-e NDo
Dc. A etteT rtau from r -. ANuA
favoriug he new movement and suggesting tnat INC
CHAMBER OF Commerce, the Produce Exchange, tbe In
porter, and GrOe@rs Board OF TRADE the Cneap Ifas
portaron AssOca catiOu and the Butter ana Cheese TX
change be conferred With, and tier cOOpeiatoh
T'04e-tod H also rccOmmr" led mat MAYOR WlchH1
De- invited TO act with these bodies on his question: aho
tbas al 20 real tate De consulted ana luFlted
g. aId the enterprise ...
Charles H. ROos. welt OF Eew-ROchee pledged O0'"oi
for hieeu uis neig1hOr-, but win tue prJPso Adl
the a. An must under tie control OF mru now oI
Ler-tolOfe Identified win railroad siOcA JOODl1R lhe
followiuR resolution Was thea adopted:
81 fulf
,.s III srv .sn m-thod heretSfofe sting
pd m Of taanesi plau
tL.i shall accomplish the Object
committee aiJerward appointed TO make
Arrangements Tor puorc meeting
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
CANAL. CHANGES RECOMMENDED BY AN IMPOR
-AAa.aLnLLAL

CANAL CHANCES RECOMMENDED BY AN lMPOk
TASr COMMERCIAL BODY
A meeting of the Conference on Commercial
FeI,te. Nas bed at the rooms OF Chamber OF Com
psrce yesterday az winch Representatives Of the Cham
Der OF Commerce, Produce Exchange, Importers and
Grooers' Board Of Trade, Cheap TRANSPORTATION Ar
.oeiatloB, and Butter and Cheese Exchange were
present e b. Rugges presided. Various routine DuS-
ness wac transacted and the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
sssired beoestity 10 The commerce o. e
states iDei 't rum eAh
eey the oeih o. se'eD sl ~ pr
n v Iss0AssSssS GsssR ~ ssssA s>ssss
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
sALR oF SCRANTON COAL.

There was large Attendance yesterday at
ne regular monthly sale OF Scranton col Tue Did ling
was fair and 5000 tons sold rapidly Tie follow
80, q, a corpn,r,tive exhibit for the last montns
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
TIE NEW RAILROAD TO PHILADELPHIA.

TEE NEW RAILROAD TO PHILADELPHIA.
pn0GRI,s OF TIE WORK oN TIKI Ina SHARP
COMPETITION LIKELY TO ARISE.
FROM THE RRGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF rhR TEIBUNEl
PHILADELPHIA, Jau. 35.-Ihe announcement
Of the early opening OF new Lac OF railway between
New-York ana Philadelphia, when hrsI made ID 4HE
TRIBUNE last F. excited surprise 70 both cides among
peoris well informed 10 railroad matters. ht3y
tuought that tue project was nos genuine one, and
O, hers believed the powerful interest controlling the
existing line would prevent the opening 0i rival Fou e.
T. there mas any doubt sJce he inception ~
The plan for The new road as 70 the possibility OF com
Melting IT, there is none The road will b' opened
a. .oon A. IL can be built. Tie grading was not put
under contract un October but great deal OF Work
WA doue On this SHE OF the Delaware before the winter
set H. aud the severity OF the weather alone mas lhter
ered with It's progress Work on the piers OF Ia" Duge
across the Delaware at Y4rdeYsyIle las Oeeh
steaoirv going forward ana they will be
ready for the supersructure early next SUN
per, On the Nev-Jersey side, the only por-
n, the line 10 be built IA from Bound Brook TO the
r ana for the whole distance the road has been
ocafe1 npop the Old National Ar Line Road advantage
bei taken Of the grdug that was done several years
ago for that abandoned enterprise From BIohH BOOK
IN York the line will be that OF the Central kh
road OF NewJersey Three companies VIII own the ne"
route-the Central the Bound Brook and Deia"are' Ahd
tbe North PENNSYLVANIA, which IS constructing ihe sec
- an .bis side OF the river No Dams has been Sc
Ic,ed for the through line. It's business Will he con-
1ned priucipay TO the traffic between the tFO cities
and the local trade along It's roTd. II Will nave no
Westeru and Southern connections here us teImihaI
,oiss IN SewYork will be equal 10 those of It's rival
me P.npsylyan!a Jad In Philadelphia 1t VIII be the
avorte route for people living In the northern ana
eastern portions Of the city account OF the situation
n, the North Pennsylvania depot; while the Pennsyl'
vania koad with It's depot IN West Philadelphia Will
naturally DC lhe choice OF large portion OF the travel
ing puollc who come here aud OF al lno'e WHO 20
frtber West or South. Passengers desiring TO resch
ront norn OF Chestnutst ana east OF Ninth VIII save
fran Is minutes to half hour by taking INC new hne
II the running time DC the same ON ooth lne' rivalry
in the sp,ed Of trains and in the accommodations ior
s,gers WILL naturally arise. Il respect TO the speed
d freaueucr OF trAius the old line meets fuuy ana
heraly the public requirements. II Is TO be noped'
however tine project viii stimulate 'h'
svlvania Company 70 remove the collection or dlrty
beds which t for its passenger stao Aere' anu
IN mt Nd before the Centennial Exhibition IL op-hei
niIdlug which. II not creditaJc 10 tho cary ANU 1no
COMPANY Will at least not disgrace tAen Do'H'
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
DRAINING ~ TIE SCHOOLSH

Az ARCHITECTS ARGUMENT IN FAVOR Of MAKING
ia srUDY-EDUCATIOY IN THE RUDGMENTs OF
PAlNTISG, SCULPTURE AND ARCHITECTURE
social NFCrgSITY
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
ISSUES IN THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

ACTIONS AMONG THE BROKERS CONCERNING THE
AMENDMENTS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12

wMrS a lady slips on the sidewalk
she gracefully sits down. and that's the
end Of il. A man, however, always tries
10 catch himself on the other foot. drops
all his bundles and uses his arms for u
balascing POLE. struggles desperately for
about ten seconds In vain sndeavor to
recover his equilibrium, and finally goes
sprawline like q collapsed windmill;
than he swears,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12

DAVID CRockkrr. after returning homo
from his first trip to New York. gave his
backwoods audience his idea Of the first
gentleman in the metropolis: "Philip
Hone is tho most gentlcmanly man In
Now York. boys. and I tell you how
know IL. When he asks you 10 drink he
don't hand you glass-he puts tho do
eanter ON tho table. and walks of to the
window and looks out until you have
finished"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12

In Sicily woman who seemed dying
from consumption. but was without
many Of the common symptoms of that
disease, was found. by the use Of tho
laryngoscope. to have leeeh firmly ad-
hercnt by both extremitics 10 the walls
oi the air passages at their upper por-
ton. and so the difficulty Of brca,hing.
speaking. coughing. etc.. were easily
explained. 1t was get out by surgical
opetution,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12

Art dancing party in Western Ken.
tucky. to which several women came
with their babies, some young men
changed the clothes Of the infants while
their parents were dancing. and mixed
them up generally. The following day
thcro WAS grca, row. and as the fami-
lies lived miles apart. II took several
DAYS 10 unniix tho children. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
THOMAS KELLY

ID DEsrECTYuLLY ANNOUNCES HiNsELf
III n. q candidate Tor the otfcc of Town
Mar.hsl OF todd MN. at the sn.nihg Nanicirsl
Election, to he held on MONDAY May 4 Isis,
.aslect to the decision of the ciliz-hs VI Gold
MN aorl tds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12
FOR TOWN TREASURED
o. n. GALLUP

DEsPEcrYuLLY ANNOUNCES IiiNsELr
IL As q candidate for the Otnce Of Town
Treasurer O. Gold Hlil. suhject 70 the decision
Of m. citizens, At the coming Town Ei.ctioa,
ON Monday, Nay a. Isis. mhH ti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12

nEsrgcrYuLLY ANNOUNCES uINsELf
TX. a candidate fot the ONCE of rrvA-ur~r of
,sold lin al the .nsainy town election.
uhtp "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-12
ron TOWN MARSHAL.
]. D. loYNACHAN

DEsPECTfuLLY ASSOu NCEs iIiMSELf
III ~ q candidate tor the oaiee Of Tosn
Marshal of Geld liil. At the ensuing ro~u
Election. which 10 to take place sn Aenday.
the nj Cay of May next. -ahj.ci To the decision
of th. citlkep- of Gold lliil mhD tds
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-22

EDITOR OF ALPENA ARGUs:.-
Allow me to take this method Of
informing you Of the indomitable
will of the enerjetic people OF the
north side, in opening up the street
to connect with the Long Lake
State Road, at their own private
expense. Apd allow me also to
say that much of the credit Is due
to Henry Beebe, and to the settlers
along the line Of the State Road.
The opening of this street will be
the means Of bringing q very large
amount OF good beach and maple
wood to this market, while 1t opens
nm avenue for cedar posts Ia album
dance, and thus gives employment
to many laborers. ! think / can
say, without any fear Of contra
diction, that the property holders
on the north side do not want any
pay for any street or alley they
may see fit or proper to lay out
They will give the city some Of thu
handsomcst shade trees that thu
God Of nature endowed us with
such as will be found along thu
line of the above mentioned street
II is to be very much regret
/ ted that the State Road is no
completed to Long Lake, as It wa
impossible to do so last fall, on nc
count Of the heavy and unusua
rains: but when it will be done
and approved Ivy the worthy loca
Commissioner, Thos. White, tn
people of Alpena can drive u
Long Lake with their trotting pags
on o bee line.
Az ODs-RyER.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-22

By Alderman Pack, That the City
Treasurer Is hereby directed 10 not re-
celve In payment Of the taxes upon the
roll, now In his hands for State aud
county purposes, anything but city or
ders or cash. Ayes-Glllett, Pack, Seagc,
Sheahy and Timms. Carried.
By Alderman Pack, That the con-
sideration OF the special assessment
roll for sidewalks is postponed until the
third day Of January, 1875, at y o'clock
p. NJ. Ayes-Glllett, Pack, Seage, Sheahy,
and Trims. Carried.
BY Alderman Pack, That from this
time forward the City Treasurer Is d.
rccted to pay out the money that Is now
In his hands, or that he may hereafter
collect, In the following manner;
He shall pay all warrants that
may be drawn for contingent or general
purposes, including Fire and Police de-
partments.
2.-He shall pay the balance due the
School District. tf, -uci.
3.-He shall then pay the street and sew
er orders, and orders issued In payment OF
lumber for streets. Ayes-Gillett, Pack,
Seage, Shcahy and Trims. Carried.
By Alderman Pack, That ri the Of
f,cers of the city in charge OF financial
matters are directed TO make full reports
at the next meeting OF the Council Re
ports 20 be made up to the new year.
Ayes-Gillett, Pack, Sesge, Skeahy and
Timms. Carried.
On motion of Aldermas SheaAy the
A. r. MCDONALD,
Recorder
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-22
ouuncn DIRECTORY.

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EPIGCOP w. w. Rafter. Services in
rririty Church, on First street. every Sunday
seeming and evening.
EBAPTIsT REV. w. @ Learned. Services In
ssls&y's Church. on Third street. every Sabbath
.n>ruipg and evening.
fCATHOLIc-FAtfcr Van Chimp. Services IN
- Catholic Church, on Chisholm street. every
|Bundxys at sJ0A. NJ, 1859 A. NJ, and at r. A.
vsspcu evening service. sermon in English az
Ie,sp; In French At 100. Cfra .r'AsF
~coNtfREG ArfONAL=R A. n. Alien. Sch
vices IN the society's Church, on Second street.
every Sabbath morning and evening.
MErHoDIsrl=ae~ IA. s. White. scrytces in
secisty's Church, on Dock street, every Sabbath
morning and evening. .f.a. b
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-22
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Moved by Mr.. Starbird, supported by
Mr.. Lockwood, that the Superintendent
be and is hereby authorized TO employ a
competent mechanic to remove the par
tltion between rooms No. and 4 on
second floor Of Central building, In or
der to give more ample room for the
holding OF exhibitions, examinations, &C.
Ayes-Lester. Lockwood, McRae and
Starblrd. Carried.
INVITATION TO CITIZENS.
BY Mr.. McRae, supported by Mr.. Les
ter, that condial invitation Is hereby
extended to all citizens feeling Interested
In the welfare OF our schools to attend
and be present at the regular term ex-
arninations Of the schools In this city,
commencing on the Goth day OF Decem-
Der. Carried unanimously.
On motion of Mr.. McRae, the Board
adjourned.
A.R. MCDONALD,
Secretary.