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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-27
VALUABLE Third DISTRICT PnOPERTy.
SUCCESSION OF BERNHARDT sTOLz. DE-.
CEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleana-
No. 37,ll9.

QY NASH & HODGSON-w. l. AODGSOS,
- AuctiOneer-Ofice No. CarOndelet street.
On SATURDAY, July II, 1875, at tive we O'clock NJ
at the St. Charles Auction Exchange, in the base
ment rotunda OF the St. Char Hotel, in this city
by virtue and in pursuance of an rider of the Hon
4. h. Tissot Judge vt the second District Court for
the parish Of Orleans. dated June 8, 1875, docket
No. 71l9, for account of the succession of Bern.
nardt etoz. deceased At public auction will be
-Ud-
/. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon, sit
uated in the SO uare No as in the Third District of
thls.city, bounded by st Bernard avenue, Annette
ti4nhart and GirOd streets, designated as No. 6
VIII CT measures "a ct front on st. Bernard
avenue, IL. feet in depth on the line which
separates it from lot No. 5. and 1877 feet inches
Ines, more or less. in depth and front on Grod
street, and 25 feet in Wild h in the rear being the
same property purchased by said decea led from
soseph Duraud. as per act before c. v. Foulon
notary, Sepen' Der Is 1868
2 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
the buildings and imprOv ements thereon, situated
in the square No. -. boundei BY GrOd (nOw
Where st. John Baptist low Robertson), New
s.. Bernard and Annette streets, designated by the
No. and measuring, more or less 30 'eet II inches
lines front on Where street. by 100 feet in depth
being the same property purchased by said de-
ceased from John TOsse, as per act before Joseph
COhn, notary, February 49, 1872.
Terms-Cash on the spot in Emitted States treas.
uTy notes.
Acts of sale before George W. Christy, not ary
public at the expense Of the purchasers includ
ing the taxes due IN 1876. ie. ?. iva II II
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Second District Co lrt for the Parish of Orleans.
No. 81, $50.
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By Nash q Hodgson.
SMALL PLANTATION. PARISH OF JEFFER SON
FURNITURE AND MOvABLES,
SUGGESTIONS OF LAURENCE FINEG an
Parish Court for the Parish Of Jetferson-Docket

1diieA NouIt Ior Inc PARISH OF JeneT6On-UOcket
by NASH Il HODGSON-W. HODGSON.
- Anctioneer-Offce No. Corondelet street.
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange in the base
ment unda Of the st. Charles Hotel in this city
ov virtue and in pursusn of Orde of the Hon.
W. b. Hyman judge of the Parish Court for the
parish of Jt ferson dated June 1875, for account
of succession of Laurence Fine gan, deceased at
public auctien, will be sold
A CERTAIN TRACT OR PIECE OF LAND to.
se'her wit all tho buildings and imprOv ements
thereon, situated in the perish of jefferson this
State, on the right bank NJ arly opposite to the
on the Mississippi river by depth of 80 arpents
bet Seen converting lines vhich close 90 that it
has only t9 feet in width in the rear and 10 bound
ed above by lands row or formerly belonging to
EdwaId Foltier and below by lands now or form
eIiy belonging ~ Edmond Fazende and was &C
CURED, Aay one undivided half from William
SWAIN, as per act before o. Do Arvnas notary in
this city. on July 5, 1859, and the other undivided
ha,f from Z. LambeIt 80 per act before John F.
Cott-y, notary public Of this city. January 10.
1861.
ALL OF THE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE e.
FECIS Oh the above desr ribed property as per in.
court.
Terms and COrditiOns-For the NOV ables cash
on the spot: for the real property third cash
on the spot. and the balance at one and two years.
with eight cent interest. and the usual clauses
for special mortgage with vendors lien, insur.
ancc and attorneys fees.
Act Of sale before W. J. Mcclure, notary public.
at the expense of the purchasers including the
taxes due and payable in 1876. jos 10 q jyIl,l1
VALUABLE Third DISTRICT PnOPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF BekNHARpr sToLz. De.
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INSURANCE.
FWENTY.SIXTH
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY.

Total premiums for the year ending
April 80 1875. 3ss, 7S7 70
Earned premiums, less reinsurance sRd
return premiums. ........... ........ 276,l81
Fire. marine and river losses. s l4O 348 SO
Taxes EXPENSE, rebate in
lien OF participation lees
interest, ETC.. ............ 1905 33L2l4 054 ~
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United States District Court Dis.rict Of leusisn;
No. 1917.
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HVt"I o1ootS' - RoIU3VI 81
The Board Of Trustees resolved that after paw.
ing the annus interest of ten per cent on the cap.
ia stock of the company that dividend Of
THIRTY PER CENT be paid in cas on and after
insuring with the company entitled to receive ths
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BY J. Bush Stockton, Assignee.
As ,iGNEE'S SALE.

Estate Of J. H. & A. J. sYPHEE. IN BANK.
Ruptcy.
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usker,s threats to me, and mine to him, and
of the Disgrace into which fell among the
three thousand six hundreds. had never
heen at any such party before. But found
If was only rather simpler and more quiet
than most parties / had seen, that It's good
breeding was exactly that OF dear Betsy
Myers. ,r so;d :,
"Mr. Carter, 1 am sure You are tired with
all fh;s excitement. You say you are
stranger here. Let me send round Tor your
srnnk 70 the St. Nicholas, and you shall
snend the night here. know can make
Won better bed than they"
I thought as much myself ana aseen.eu'
In half an hour more was IN oeo III Ni
As 'best room"
IL shall not sleep better" said TO my
self. ethan l did last night"
That was what the public did tor me that
night. was safe again!
m-FAUsrA's STORY.
E.usta slept late, poor child. called for
h.r before breakfast. l waited for her after
Ahont ten che appeared go radiant. so beau.
rifnl and 40 kind The trunk had revealed
a dress never saw before. and the sense Vi
rest and eternal security and unbrokeh love
had revealed q charm which was never
there to see before. She was dressed LOT
walking, ana as she Lncc NC; e" s,:,,:
.Time for constitutional. Mr.. Million-
aire." ia. .,r,
So We walked again, quite up town
almost to the region of pig pens ana eau
hage gardens, which is now the Central
PARK. And after just the first gush OF my
enthusiasm, Fausta said, very seriously:
~ must teach you to be grave. You do not
tuow whom you are asking to be your wife.
Excepting Mrs. Mason, No. "a Th'rty-iour,!aa
street. cir. there are NO one in the world
Who Is Of kin to me, and she does no. .,. care
Tor me one stTsw a sS' ,U sSs iic CsSof
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. $1,000 O.

Leaving after paying ten per cent on
capital stock, net profits ........ s62 1873 y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-11
SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
Meeting Of the Board-Nev Teachers APP
pointed-Genersl Business.


pointed-eenersi BUSINESS
A regular meeting Of the trustees OF puofe
schools I'm and for the District of Columbia was
held last night q fIsolin school building; r'fs
ioent W. w. Curtis In the enair, anu 'onn n
Brown secretary. 30
PbrIin n Rroose Edward Champlin, George
InhnP -. DIooHe' Su.su =, - xs
johnson. BENZ. T. Lloyd, F. W. Motstt, B. T.
Packard. VIM. p. Ryder and Geo. W. Mitchell.
a. 'rro,,on :, M Rvde, the reading Of the
journal was dispensed with.
Superintendent Wilson presented the applica-
tion Of Miss Josie N. Ware for teschership
" ~ ,..,. =. ,x,..
MI. hyoer presenteo ING sPpncason Vi ius.
Parslee e. Nugent Tor teaehsrship In the coiored
schools. Referred to Superintendent Cook.
M, Johuso, presentsd tne resignation of Miss
D.,. PNS A." .,..Ss ..s..I.
NJ. Z. Bartlett as teeoner N tne coiorea scneois.
On motion Of Mr. Brooks, the resignation was
accepted, a.. ....
nv PACKARD presentsd ths following: Your
county suo-bosrd ask for the confirmation Of the
following appointments: Mrs. Sarah A. Shimn,
teacher Of school No. 2, district and Miss MARY
= vice Miss p A. LELAND. resigned. b. i. Pack
ard p r. Brooks a. w Mitchell o. b. Smith,
J. s. Brown. Confirmed.
Mr. PACKARD also 9aye notice that the
ANNUAL EXAMINATION -
OF canOlOates Tor pOsltlOna a teachers In hno
county schools would be held at Franklin build
ing on the Slst day OF August. commencing st
q. M. and closing at p. m.
Mr.. Champlin, from the COMMITTEES on supplies
reported bills Of VIM. Bsllantyne to the amount
Of s763 81. Approved.
Mr.. PACK ard, from the COMMITTEES on rules, SUBJ
atoTs r,ss 4o a7 40 III ns ~ ,ha, ,hav sbsI
read as follows: - = = -.
Rule 4O-l. The school year shall commence on
on the last day Of the following August.
2. The schools shall be in session on all the
weekdays Of the school year except the following
Every Saturday; from the Thursday following
until the Friday before the first Monday in the
following September; Thanksgiving Day and the
day following; from the day before Christmas
Day until they day after New Years Day, inclu-
Thursday the following Friday shall be included;
Washington's birthday, and when it falls on
Thursday the following Friday shall be included;
Good Friday and Easter Monday.
). In emergencies the schools may be closed by
upon other days, not 70 exceed three days in any
one year.
4. No other holidays shall be granted without
the formal consent Of the board OF trustees.
scuoo, yor.s
8. The school shall be opened punctuslly at Q
o'clock and close at o'clock D. m. A recess of is
minutes shall be given at 1880 O'Clock a. m, and
one Of 60 minutes ut II o'clock NJ, which may be
shortened to 80 minutes on stormy days; and in
such case the school shall close 1t 2aO O'Clock m
Q. In schools of the first and second grades,
when deemed rest the committee on rules is an.
thoriIed to change the sessions and recesses, and
be requested to report forthwith to the board all
HENRY JOHNSON.
The recon endation made by the committee
was, after brief discussion, adopted.
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NARKRITER.
Advantage, Which May Be Enjoyed

During friendly call upon Mr. Markriter yes.
terday afternoon, at his place Of business 4s6 Sew
enth street. We were surprised to see ct this
OF the year stock Of goods large, so fresh and
30 elegant. A vast variety Of paper-hangings, in
every quality snd:style, and among them splendid
Oriental sstins, rich In color and finish, crowded
his shelves. Arranged In cases, there was beau.
tful exhibition Of shrines, frames, ef eli sizes and
in curiouslY.wrought woods and metals; elegant
pictures in porcelain, such as "Raphaers Cher.
ubs" the mater Dolorosa," etc.; lovely line en-
cravings, and magnificent selection Of chromos.
The large, grand picture, so much admired, aJu-
dith with the Head Of Holofernes," still sdorns
the walls Of the store and besides these there are
those standard works Of art, Charity, ""The Holy
Family" and others Of similar character; and 10
the windows there are some rich Oriental por.
traits and sketches. At the present time the pur-
chaser at Markriter's Will lind unusual advan-
tages From q complete and varied stock selec
lions can be made, and the terms will be found
very desirable. 1t Is q great pleasure in dealing
there to know that the exact truth In regard TO
goods Is heard; that they are just what they are
represented 70 be, and that no advantage is ever
taken o. the IEnofance OF customer. Concern
ing this house this is the sentiment Of the com,
munity, and all say that fair dealing has no bet
ter synonym than Markriter.
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Method In Nadnsss,

A correspondent writes: A few years age,
when seated in the ST. Nicholas hotel In New
York and converting with friend, was startled
BY the appearance Of Q man whose looks and CON.
versat'on showed that he was absolutely insane.
This was an ex.lieutenant OF the navy, the rather
Of the young lady who was the heroine Of the
celebrated diamond wedding. He spoke to ny
companion, who had been an old shipmats Of biz !,
and subsequently, Commodore Moore Of the
Texas navy. Moore" he said, "I'Ve done it &C
last. ] always believed that the clip got on my
head knocked all the stupidity cut u t. Ny last
discovery viii make me enormously ROB, and I'll
not forget you, old boy" Then lowering his yoIce
to deep whisper, he added, az can light sll the
cit.ss IN me world instsntaneeu.lyn Here was
within few days have examined Q small ma.
chine which viii absolutely carry out the mad
mans idea, at least as far as the Continent 10 con-
cerned. The inventor Of Il is quite willing to bet
that he could, from the city or Boston, light all
the street-lamps In San Francisco as quick IS
Is not used TO ignite the gas.-Graphic. =
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Memorial Church Ex,ur,ion,.

The seventh Of these popular excursions, In
teTrupted by the storm a week ago, went down
the river on the Pilot Boy Monday evening, and
was as usual pleasant and delightful to those on
board 1t lie fact now we'll ests bIished that these
excursions now first class in every respect and
they arepatrOnzed by the best society, principally
from among the different churches. Thus far
nothing whatever has occurred TO mar tbs pleas
ure of any OF these excursions, and with the same
good management in the future they may be re.
gArded as fixture in popular favor. We advise
all who enjoy a sail down the river TO make sure
OF tickets for the few remaining trips. On the
next trip, Monday evening, July ID, the moon
will be Just at the proper height, and that even
tnS will he locked forward to as the grand occa-
sIun of the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-11
IMPROVEMENTS.
Permits 20 Build.

The following building permits were Issued yes.
terdsy from the ofhce Of Inspector Plowman: s.
S. Lurns, two-story brick school building, 90 BY
2 feet, north side Of p, between Ninth and Co
ricks, frame dwelling, west side OF Seventeenth
street southeast, between Massachusetts, avenue
and q street; $500. A. Saks & Co., remodel 0
brick building, west side of Seventh between @
and ID street northwest; $4,000. W. williams Q
tH o-story and basement brick dwelling west side
Of Twenty second street, between o and p streets
northwest; 5000. DR.. Broadhead, remodel o
tbreestory brick dwelling, west side Of New Jer-
sey avenue southeast, between b and O streets;
$1,000. p. Mcnamara, o brick stable, south side
A, between Third and Fourth streets southwest;
$500. Thomas MurtE, enlarge o frame dwelling,
east side OF Fayette street, Georgetown, between
Seventh and Eighth streets: 400
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-11
BURGLAR ARRESTED.
he Fits himself with a Suit of C

He Fits Himself with Suit Of Clothes.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon a colored
man named Taylor johnson was discovered in the
house Of James Holm, esq, No. sI4 Fifteenth
street, by lady in the house, who Immediately
summoned the police. Sergeant Swindells, with
Ofhcer Lyddan and Special Ofioer Young, re-
fponded TO the summons, and after 9 search
through the house found and arrested johnson in
a small closet in the upper part Of the house.
johnson had taken q light oveTcoat pair of
pants and neck. tie from wardrobe, ali Of which
he hao on his person over bis own wearing sp-
psrel. He also had in his possession a solid gold
bracelet and buckle, which he had removed from
one of the rooms IN tie house. johnson stated
that be had entered the house through the front
door, haviBg previously removed his shoes He
was taken TO the Fourth precinct station by the
officers and locked up TO appear at the Police
Court TODAY,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-11
A Boat Case.

A very Interesting case touching the law OF
hiring was heard before Justice William Martin
yesterday. 1t appears that party OF four young
men hired Q sEil-bOat from John Decker ct the
SeysHthstreet wharf, TO 90 70 Marshall Hall,
which having done, on their return 70 Washing.
ton they allege that the boat sprang leak, and
they put in 10 Alexandria, Va. II was shown
in evidence that the boat was sound when hired,
and that II was LEFT in very unsafe place at
Alexandria, through which II became greatly
damaged. The SUIT is for go. The case excited
some interest among owners Of boats for hire.
The decision Of the justice was reserved. H. NJ.
Norris and J. T. Drury appeared for the plain
tiff
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-11
A First-Rats Notice,

. GREENBRIER WHITE SuLEHuR SPRINGS, Aug
1o.--Through travel between the East and West
and Southwest via the Washington and Virginia
Midland and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads 10
now clear Of all distractions by recen, foods.
Through Western passengers arrived here last
night. There are nearly eight hundred visitors
here.
John Roadcnp, fireman on the Chesapeake rail-.
road, was killed to-day at Big Bend tunnel
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The CAPE Nay Excursion.

That the grand family excursion to Cape May
Is meeting with deserved encouragement Is evi-
denced by the fact that the committee have
already upon their list the names Of over $50
Of our prominent oficisls, professional and
business men and their ladies, who have sIgnifed
their intention Of participating therein. As the
party 10 limited to two hundred, those who desire
to avail themselves OF this pleasant opportunity
Of spending few days at the seashore should
give their names TO the committee without delay.
Colonel Cake was In the city yesterday and In
formed the committee that as the party would
arrive after the dinner hour, special dinner
would be provided for his hungry friends upon
their arrival ct Congress Hall. With character.
istie generosity the Colonel has chartered large
seargoing steamer, wherein he proposes to give
this party free excursion TO the Delaware break
water, and run Of few miles out at sea on
Tuesday, the sd. Schooners have been engaged
for daily fishing excursions for those who desire
TO take pull at the blue hsh and mackerel. To
those not inclined to risk the chances Of ses sick
ness plenty Of enjoyment will be afforded on
shore In the invigofsting surf bathing. beach
drives and the cool, quiet dreamy enjoyment OF
the lawn and broad verandas OF the hotel. Hops
viii be given every evening at Congress Hall.
Lhe party viii leave here Wednesday morning,
the 18TH instant, and will return ct any time
WITHIN nfteen days, ct the pleasure Of each indi-
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Temple Of Honor

The @. W. T., Thee. P. Rsid; q. WIT, ].
W. Van Vlecki g. W. r., E. d. Easton, and G.
W. Treasurer, W. H. Tsnley, Of the Grand Tenn
pie Of Honor Of Maryland and District Of Colum-
bia, paid an ofieial visit to Columbia Temple Of
Honor, No. ], Monday evening. They were re-
cetTed IN due form BY p. @. W. T., d. p. HoI
loway, acting W. @. T. During the evening
P. g, W. It's B. B, Hawkes. and D. p. Holloway
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A Ralisf Yalxa Tast.d-

There was test Of the "Prunty relief valvsn
ct the navy yard yesterday. The valve was At
tached to the steam nre engine Anscostis, and
through 1t passed o stream Of water which was
thrown up to the caves Of the western ship
house. 1t is claimed by the inventor of the ap-
pliance that II Will regulate the flow Of water
from an engine through the hose without dimin-
lshing Its force, and prevents the hose from
bursting when the water is suddenly cut OF al
the patent nozzle ut the mouth. The test was
thorough and severe, but the result Will not be
made public for day or two.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-11
CITY ITEMS

THAT IRON Is VALUABLE AS A MEDICINE
has long been known, but It IL only since It's prep
aration In the particular form OF Peruvian Syrup
that Its full power over disease has been brought
70 Light Its effect IN cases Of dyspepsia and de-
piiity 10 most salutary.
.- BUTTER pEMoRALIZKDl
Best Virginia roll only 90 cents Par pound;
choicest Frederick County Creamery roll only %
BRAY & Co.'s,
ia Center Market and 100 N. L. Market.
-..t e1o TO elooo
invested a steeks and Gold pays 10 pef eenf.
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbridge 4 90,
Bankers, wan street, New York .
THURsroN's IvoRY rHARL TOOTH PowDm
used daily win keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath swest
Twenty-Five and my csnts Per bottle.
JouyHn's NOTORIOUS KIpIGLovl OLlAHn
VIM fenovate soiled gloves thoroughly md
quickly. Twenty-Five csnts Per bottle.
THoMPsoN'e PoMADE OPrIHB 10 equal 10 In
best French, and but half the price. twenty-five
and nfty CENTS per bottle.
VILLA STR1HaTHU1Na HLAefHn8 are 6tno
vary best All sold ~ druzgists.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

SECOND DAY OF IH SCHUElEEN IESf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-11

Mr. GEORGE C. WALLER TIE KING
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committee Of citizens Of New York called
upon Barry Sullivan, the trsgedian, yesterday
afternoon, and presensed him with an address Of
welcome, signed by . large number Of well-known
persons. The address warmly Welcomed Mr.Sul-
He replied In . few fitting remarks, thanking the
committee for their kindness, and stating that at
any time up TO the 18th instant he would be happy
% be received BY them. No day has ss yet BEEN
hxed for the event.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-11
Forstold ina Dream.

An Amesbury man had q singular dream under
the following circumstances: HIS father and
mother had recently died within three or four
weeks Of each other, and one night in dream
be saw his mother standing By his bed, and . lit.
tie distance away he sawa cot bed with peculiar
coverlet, on which lay man with his back
turned toward him. His mother called him BY
name, and said: Here are seven doliarsr IA
attached no significance TO the dream until, when
he went to the post ONCE, he received slettsr
railroad, had been badly crushed, and requested
his presence Immediately. On arriving at his
brothers home he was struck with surprise when
ne found him lying on cot bed, with the same
with his back turned toward him. The broth
died, and the gentleman was still more astonished
when, on settling his affairs, the first bill pre-
sented was just 81 in amount. Strange az the
story may seem, It is told by the man himself,
and he Is gentleman whose verscity no one
would impeach.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-11

A Eoat Race That Didn't Conclude
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Auction Sale To-Day.

By Wash. b. Williams:
Rock creek.
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The same gentlemen to whom called your 1t.
tention in closing my report last year. as having
charge of the several branches Of the work under
and desire to bear most willing testimony to
their faithfulness and ZEAL and express my appre-
citation Of the valuable assistance have lnvaria-
bly, received from them.
am, General, very respectfully, your obedient
servant, o. E. BABooCK,-
Colonel Of Engineers, U. S. A.
Brig. Gen. Il. A. Humphreys, CHIEF of Engineers
U, s. A., Washington, D. q.
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FINE ROWING OF A LADY OAR.

Accident to One Of the BOats-MeetinE
Of the School Trustees-Transactio
OF General Business Permits
for New BuiIdinEs-POliee
observation-disclosures
Paragraphs OF
Local Inter-
est.