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The New York herald., 1875-07-01

GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED-BY A PKAC.
VI teal man, married; understands managemcn o
greenhouse an1 grlpcrcs, cultivation OF frnit veg
etab eG reference ptionabe. Address GAR.
DEN aR. 76 West 35th 81.
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"A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
X; would assist IN the washing;
ity reference.
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Iurses. Sc.

lax WEST PATH STA YOUNG AMERICAN G1RI.
1"tO aud seamstress or chambermatl and
waitress hest city references objections 20 the coun
try for the summer
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"A Rh,PECrABLE WOMAN
:. asher aud ironer n good
obllging; no objections 10 u
nfry
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AS FIRST CLASS COOK;
stands all Kinds Of meats
Is of all kinds and fine pas
tt bis uit baker; all kinds of
d larding; hotel or boarding
tntrY; best reference
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

OCN EAST i7rH sT-AS FIRST GLASS COOK;
AZO understands cooking in all ITS branches; can
get up all kinds and meats understands french
and En- riish dishes bone and lard, can make all
kinds of jeies and il nsst class pastry
for either public prvate Dcst CITY relerencc.
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~ man; willing 10 make himself useful about gentle
place; city country; best ctv and country ref
crences. address j. g., box III Herald Uptown Branch
Onlce.
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RESPECTABLE WOMAN,
the old country. as first
joking in all Its branches.
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TOT WEST 2srH sT-Two RESPECTABLE GIRLS;
lCl as cook, washer and roner, the other as
chambermaid and waitress willing assist in washing
and ironing; both willing go TO the eountry good ref
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

OJO EAST 56TH ST.. FRONT ROOM.-A RESPECTA-
w BILE and honest girl good cook; is willing
70 do washing aud ironing: rood reforence.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

A SITUATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN AND
"A groom, hy single young man; north OF Ireland
Protestant gooi reference from last employer Ad.
dress j. l., box l2O Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

1OS WEST 27TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
l.)D nrst class cook; lnderstands French and Amer
lean cookng do coarse washing city or country
best city reference.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

XNANTED-A SITUATION. AS GARDENER ANN
w farmer, either. bv q who thoroughly un-
dcrstands his business best references AddrcssJ. O.,
office
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on WEST 34TH ST. PREsEEr EMPLOYER's)-
~ 4 cook. washer and ironer in private family
30 objection 10 the country tor The summer.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.

YOUNG LADY or GENTKEL APPEARANCE
a an good address wishes immediately a situation in
New York Brooklyn 20 tend store do light on work
or any light employment Address Miss MINNIE, box
30 Herald office.
y EXPBUENCED LADY TEACHER DESIRES A
n position as travelling companion or teacher In a
family for thr summer months: speaks English French
aud German hueGty best references given by address
ing MUSIC. hcral1 office
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242 EAST 7STr sTMA& , & YoTNG woMAS WITH nd,A
70 wet nurse at her home Address Tor three days
Mrs. MCNAMARA.
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CO6 7TH AVA NURSE AND coon PLAIN
- -IO seamstrcss; fully competent 20 take entire
CHARGE KIM children; objection 10 the country;
best CITY reference
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

A RESPECTABbE coLoRED MAN AS COACH
y man In a private family; best city reference city
country. Call on address T. W. ll9 East lUth St
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IAe SPRING sT-As GENERAL sEAMsTREss.
lfO dress and cloak maker; can cut ft and trim
Indies and children; also boys clothes low.
by day month; would leave the city, Address
DRkS- MAKER
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A STU tTloN wANrED-BY FRENCHMAN Az
~ cOachmnn ana gardener and to make himself use.
iu; good references. Address OCTAVE, No. North
Moore ST
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OCz EAST l1TH ST., BETWEEN 2D AND Sd AVS
Z As nurse any kind OF lckncss 20 lady gen.
tlcman; best doctors reference. Call on or address
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dOO 7Tn Ay.-A YOUNu WOMAN AS KITCHEN
fuO girl in hctcl or restaurant; city or country
good reference.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

7OE I'd AVA RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL As
1 .)D chambermad waitress: city country
good from last place. Call address for two
navs
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A SITUATION wANTED-BY A SINGLE MAN AS
n conchman AM groom; thoroughly understands his
business IN all ITS branches strictly temperate and
Trustworthy: willinr 70 himself generally usefu
country preferred good city reference. Call al
dress Tor two days y NJ, Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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900 Grill Av., BETWEEN 2yTH AND 2lST SITS.
OAO halrdresscr storc.-A scanstress and maid and
IA make herself generally useful; would like TO travel
with family Tor the summer months; best city ret
ere
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HELP wANrED-FEMALEs.

A FIRsT GLASS LAuNOREss wANrED-FOR A
n private drcssmaking house; must understand hut
ing, doing up &c lest reference required Apply
10 NJ A. CONNEL y, No D. AT l6th st., basement door,
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n young man; Is good groom and careful drverj
rst class references objection TO tie country.
A ,dres, s. 3jj 9th
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nae ta. fTR ST. BETWEEN IsT AND I'D AVS
ffl ctable woman 10 do the cooking washing
small Jamily ~ An excellent cook ana
.aftr oroughly competent IN her business; no
90 snort distance In The country; best
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
l. is at us Broadway, IN the Herald Building

yNANrED-A .ITUATIoY BY A YOUNG MAN AS
w coachman, sho understands the care of cows and
horscs himself generally useful; best refer.
onces from Cincinnati Ohio Address r. p, Herald Up
Branch office.
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90 WEST 18TH ST., TOP FL@O3.-A HEALTHY
Il AL young woman. with fresh breast Of mi as
wet nurse III private family no objection to the coun-
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900 EAST 18TH sr-A COMPETENT WOMAN
40 ms nurse; is thoroughly cxperenced in the care
young children fully capable Of taking entire charge
OF infant many years city reference. Can be seen
for
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coAcHMEE AND GARDENERS.

A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO PROCURE A STrUA.
"a non Tor hts coachman, whom he can highly
mend As good coachnan ana driver; willing. sober
ana honest Address j. F. 5S 9th nv.
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2va q Av. BETNHEN IrH AND 25rH sTs.-A
alt lectablc woman nrst class cook; no oblec.
II ate boarding hOnse. good reference
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

1EO EAST 22D ST.-WANTED, A COLORED GiRI
loo from l2 10 Is, to take of child year old
wages 81 Il month Norlherner preferred.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

OOn WEST 25TU ST. BETWEEN STH AND 9TH
900 ava respectable woman 10 General house
work or 20 axe care of chdrcns city country; w1
be iount wiling obiging, good city references
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

100 WEST 18th ST, REAR HOUSE.-A RESPECT
L = able woman good cook; would do ihs wash
ing and ironing; excellent bik1r; best city refer
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
HELP wANTED-EENIALEs

A NY LADY WHO DESIRES TO EARN EASILY s.
"A per day Will CAL at 80 Chambers the use.
ful articles; Wcd every day in every home.
A PLAIN, INTELLIGENT COUNTRY GIRL FOR
~ general houscwork willing ana oblicing: no lady
needed. Apply at hall door, II West lth ST., near
HrnnINEnN
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

OC1 WET 18TH ST. BTTwEEN 7TH AND srH
~ ays-A Dung girl as nurse ana senmstrcss or
chambermad and seamstress nrst class city refer
ence; rs willing and oblEingi city or country.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

dOT EAST lFrH ST. THIRD FLOOR, ROOM IA
n ~ A respectable Scotch Protestant
hebv 70 bring up the bottle, grown child terms
moderate.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

IeO EAST 3lST Sr-TwO WOMEN IN A PRIVATE
IOZ family; one first class cook; understand. all
kinds OF French ana Amerl cooking; tie o her
waitress aundress; both have best city reference
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

OOO EAST 37Tu ST. BETWEEN I'D AND Sd AVS
ZUO Two respectable girls one cook understands
all kinds cook the other waitress and chamber
maid 10th understand their ork perfectly; Willing 10
work of family between thcni city or country.
De Call ? address.
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900 WEST SID ST. CORNER 7rN AV. FIRST
ZUZ hoor-A young girl chidren's nurse or rs
chauhcrmad and seamstress eight years city refer
ence from last place.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

10 WEST 18th ST.. BASEMENT DoOR.-A RE.
! LJ spectacle woman good cook washer and
roner city country; objection to private board
ing house references
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

III WEST l6TH ST, FIRST FLOOR. IN THE
LII froni.-A respectable girl excellent cook.
washer and troner good city reference from her last
place
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

A r GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
~ An extensive STOCK OF state aud Marble Mantala
Wash rays aud State WORK of every description.
fENltufN HhNfb COMPANY
Union square. Fourth avenue ana ~eysntacntn st. n Y
THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISH.
i MENr No. 2l3 Broadway are prepared 10 do c,erp,
variety OF Printing, Wood Engraving aud LAthogapas
atYery low rates
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ITO 7rH Av 3ETwEtN 5lST AND SD SITS "A
[ - young girl. lately landed. chambermad and
waitress OF growing children private
family no objection to the country
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oS0 FAST i6l Il ST. NEAR lsT AYIA RESPECT
s),)O able Scotch woman, with her child "a do zero
raj not afraid 10 work; Is good aundress
child no
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OF WET t2O sr.-As sEAMsTRBsS AND LACYs
= IL maid; understands cutting. fitting and Trim
ming would like TO travel; years reference Can
be seen at he present employers
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HELP wANTED-nIALEs.

A GENTS wANTED-E CANVAssER
n only, on the greatest illustrated musical work
tho age good solicitors can MAKE from S2j 10 s5i
week Musical Treasures otllcc 609 Broadway, room
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

OdO EAST 46rH ST., SECOND FLOOR-A YOUNG
= ~ German girl seamstress and cham bcrmad
in American family, who 90 in the country.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

100 EAST s6rH sT.-Two RESPECTABLE PROT
lZC estant girls wish To go togethcr one 10 cook,
wash iron the other chambcrmaid aud waitress,
DIT chamhcFmad and seamstrcss: no objection TO the
country Can ior two days at present employers
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.

ARGUMENTS FOR A FREIGHT RAILWAY TO THE WEST
The Committee on Railway Transportation
OF the Cheap Transportation Association have sub
mted O preliminary report upon the necessity
OF freight railway TO the West The report says: 1t
is generally admitted that business in depressed con-
dton that our receipts OF grain and other exportable
products have not increased i'll proportion to those OF
other ports that many OF manufacturers are work
ing at disadvantage that our great jobblng trade In
almost every branch has 10 relnQuiSh portion OF its
leg imate profit in order to make for the difference in
freghts and that considerable portion of our com
merce has already been diverted that its effect has been
severely felt by owners Of real estate In Baltimore and
Philadelphia the situation is much more favorable, and
when we look for the find Is largely the result
OF having great lines Of transportation over which
their commerce flows operated In the interest OF that
commerce. Surplus earnings invested in extending
these lines and completing their facilities and when com
pete rates Of freight reduced and at all times their
own citizens given special rates for the avowed pu
pose Of fostering their commerce."
The report gives history OF the New-York Central
Railway Company, showing the actual cost aud tie nc
tous capital represented by watering 1t condemns the
administration OF the road, and also that OF the Erie
and declares that the only remedy for the extortons
pra cced by both is TO construct freight railroad TO the
West This road, built for ready money! will furnish
the most effective competition. All our estimates OF the
cost of taon by rail based on the results o
mixed and freight traffic in which, OF neces
sy passenger trains have the right OF way ana felgh
trains have to Law up much of the time when they should
lie rolling their destination. Owing TO these de-
tentlols the present speed OF freight trains IL
miles per hour, while upon road exclusively
for freight average OF 10 miles on hour could be az
tain ed and the capacity of the road so increased that
freight charges could be reduced onehaf with such
road Chicago and st. Louis with ultimate extension
to other distributing pOipts) operated IN the interest O
respective termn fewiork need fear no rivals ana
if we retain commercial supremacy snch a
road is an absolute necessity. The cost of such work
would probably about 10000 OOOa large sum, but
one which the rea estate interests OF NewlOrk alone
could afford TO contribute, and which with the hearty
cooperation the different mercantile interests Il by
no means possible to raise. NewYOik City now loses
in reduced profits merchandise reduced rents on real
estate and eXorbi.an prices for transportation more
than $50 100000 every year, and could well ahord to
build such a road alone"
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
CITY EXPENDITURE.
rUE BOARD OF APPORTIONMENT.

ISSUE OF $150,000 IN BONDS AUTHORiZED-ACIioS
or TIE BOARD CONCERNING CRoToS WATER
MAIN STOCK DECLARED 10 BE LEGAL-ECoNoMY
IN THE CoURTs-sTATEMEST FROM SALEM H.
WALES ABOUT UNPAID PARK CLAIMS.
The Board of Estimate and AppOrtionment
met yesterday. Controller Green presented unpaid
judgments against the city amounting 10 $26s34 49, and
was authorized to ssne bonds for $4,000 to meet them
lie was aso authorized to issue 100000 In bonds for the
Museum OF Natural History. Authority was gwen ior
the transfer OF S200s4 93 unexpended appropriation OF
the Board Of Public Works for 1874 to 1879 An opinion
was received from the Corporation Counsel in relation TO
O resolution OF the Board adopted on July IL, 1873,
authorizing the OF Croton Water Main stock TO the
amount of S25OO0O, in accordance with the
Act Of 1872, and a requsition OF the Depart
ment of Public Works, dated juno %, 1875. Mr..
whitney decides that the issue OF this stock
Is perfectly legal. He quotes extensively from the
statutes relating 20 the subject and says there Is In the
act no Limitation the time when the money shall be
expended or the bonds issued.
resolution was offered by Controller Green that, in
order to reduce city expenses the Mayor be requested to
address communication to the judges OF the courts
asking their cooperation in reducing the expenses
of their courts the number OF clerks and attendants
salaries and other items expenditure. Mayor Wckham
stated that he doubted whether such communication
would be effective, because on June % he addressed
similar communication to judges and others, without
much effect. Tho resolution was passed.
communication was received from the Department
~ parls in reny TO resolution of the Board calling for
VI ~ - f.1 -. = :, . f.. r.. ,o,or.,no,,
statement Oh unpaid accounts against .iat uoPa ''
and communication from Salem IL. wales, Formerly
President Of the Department, made public. Mr..
,,,,
wales says:
lam aware that the Controller has upon two different
occasions called The attention OF the Board 10 this de-
ciency I'm the accounts the Park Department and has
sought fix upon the sole responsibility OF its exist
ence am also aware that creditors who have applied
TO the Finance Department for the payment OF their
claims ha been advised make application to
the person responsible for the obligation incurred and
for which payment refused by the Controller and
this too In face OF the fact that have had official
connection with the Department OF Public Parks since
Mny 1874
~ 49,. ..o., -. Ia ..r. 90 ,.,au Tho fact. .uh
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
NiTION4L RAILROAD CONTENTION.

AN INVITATION To COMMERCIAL BODIES To sEND
DELEGATES.
ST. Louis, Oct. 12.-The National Railroad
Convention Committee in conjunction with the Commit
tee Of the Exchange Of this city have invited
all Boards OF Trade, Chambers OF Commerce, and other
commercial organizations throughout the country,
TO send delegates to the Convention to be held here next
month Delegates will be sent in the same ratio as to
the National Board OF Trade Each State Grange s also
invited to send three delegates One thousand delegates
are expected TO he present at the Convention.
Governor Garland of Arkansas has informed the Com
mittee that he has appointed ve delegates for the state
at large. The Finance Committee have pledged them
selves to raise $4,000 10 defray the expenses Of The Con-
yention and entertain delegates.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
TILE HANSON PLACE CHURCH pIssENsIoNs.

A secret meeting of the members of the
Hanson Place Baptist Church was held last evening.
The resgnstons of Deacons Duncan and BILL offered at
the last meeting, were accepted. committee OF five
was appointed to investigate the charges that Deacons
Duncan and Bill had been elected Deacons by fraud.
good deal Of excited debate took place Deacon Whip
ple offered resolution that A. f. Learned, having pub
shed ISLANDERS against the pastor and Church. be eI-
cluded from the Church. DR.. Fulton stated that Mr.
Learned had charged the pastor with being q
liar. He wished TO have the vote taken i'm
mediatey long debate ensued, and motion to refer
the charges against Mr. Learned to committee
ried resolution that, four Of the deacons-Messrs
Mspes socum, Nearing and Morse-had said that was
impossible work with the pastor, committee Of i've
appointed To investigate the matter adopted after
q debate Of 1la hours
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
CB4RTER ELECTION ~ NEW4RK.

RETURNS OF The VOTE FOR CITY oFFICERs-RfsCLI
IN FAVOR OF THE REPUBLICANS.
The charter election in Newark, n. j., yes
terday passed off very quietly Several arrests were
made for Illegal voting There considerable scratch
ing OF tickets especially in the Twelfth Ward The can
didates voted for were for the offices OF Mayor,
Commissioner Of the Water Board, Tax Commis-
sionor, Trustee OF the City Home, Surveyors OF
HIGHWAYS Aldermen, Chosen FIeeholdeTs, School
Commissioners and minor ward officers. The
contest for Mayor made more important TINS
year from the fact that that officer has the appointment
next year Of City Auditor TO succeed Frank Dawes who
has held the position for several years The following
table shows the vote by wards for Mayor, Aldermen,
Freehodes and School Commissioners as far as received
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
Of tho charges made by George wilkes ATRmUsE re

Of tho charges made Dy dforgc "IE"' IHF'O'"
porter was told by Col. Vim. T. Peton, tho Governors
last evening that the statement Ia entirely IN
true There Is nothing In u whatever ne sail II
made out Of whole cloth, and has not inc ranest
OF truth" ,. =, ...s M
Distrct-Atorney Phelps said that he had received no
suspension. sorno time In September George WIkes
stated before the Assembly Committee on Crime that no
had charges TO prefer against Mr. Phelps before the GOV
crnor on tbe following day Mr. Phelps sent letter 10
Gov Tlden stating that whenever any charges were pre-
ferred he would be ready 70 answer them ohGe ta.
c. Barlow who II asserted in the report reeTre1 TO-
would succeed Mr. Phelps, out OF town yesteruSy
having gone 10 Huntingdon Long Island to take part an
trial growing out Of the Kelsey case His Pahet
Peter H. Olncy the Democratic candidate Tor DlstIlc
Attorney said last evening that he had heard riinot
concerung the removal OF the District Aft0rney Dut
gave ID no credence. He had never heard Mr. bsfio"
say anything the subject
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
JAPANESE NOTES.
EARTHQUAKE AT NAGAsAKr-PREss PROSECUTIONS
TORTURE TO BE ABOLISHED.

EARTHQUAKE AT NAGisAKI-PREss PEosECUIlONs-
TORTURE TO BE ABOLISHED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12.-Ihe COlorado
brings adyces from Yokohama to Sept. H. An earth-
quake shock was felt at Nagasak on the 10Th inst
heavy typhoon visited Kobe the 9th inst several
prosecutions have taken place under the new press
laws The excessive heat has given way to cooler
weather. The Government Is actively engaged
in constructing new roads. The riinors III
relation to the visit OF the Mikado to
England are said to he premature. Notes OF hand,
payabe on demand, having been issued by Mr. Biakes-
ton of Hakodad their circulation has been forbidden by
the Government The COrcans still reported as dlSi-
clned to enter into diplomatic relations with Japan
One alleged reason is the adoption by the Japanese
of European clothing. The Russian Commits
sion for the exchange OF eaghalleIi
having arrived IL il expected the matter
will shortly be concluded The British bark James Pa
ton stranded siladca. Torture WILL II s said very
shortly be abolished in the Japanese courts The Taxa
shake mines gradually being extended and worked
under the foreign system. The British men-of-war lyng
AT Osa have been ordered 10 China. and the fleet at fo-
kohama at ndvices under orders for the same dest
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
THO NOTICEABLE PICTURES.

Hans Makalt, whose pictures of the Seven
Deadly sms-enoImous canvases such the Germans
love-promsed more food for sensation OF the Dore,
Dubufe and Ksubaeh kind than for art about TO be
represented for the first time in this country by two pic
lures that show him in healthier and happier light.
These are his groups called "Abundsntia" which
seem symbolic the Plenty OF the Land and the Plenty
OF the Sea- There has been talk Of exhibiting them
at INavtt's Gallery, but all that is known is, that the
pictures are here and that they shortly TO be shown
There can be no doubt about the interesting character OF
these pictures,
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

Hayland son OF the former witness corroboratcd her
testimony in all is important particulars
Coroner Anthony Eckhof testified In regard to the eh
penses of the Coroners office lie said that every nes &
cost $50 or this $40 expended Tor hoidng te
inquest and viewing the body, 80 for summonng inc
jury and So for filing the papes ne considered una.
lie described the difficulties attending the duties
Of his office. He spoke also OF the trouble ne ire
quently met with In securing tho attendance OF
He had employed Charles schweig Clerk OF the Board
Of Civil Engineers 80 tines to III sudden vacancies on
iurIes John T. Toa Clerk In the Coroner ONCE was
sent for hooks and papers but he did not return ms
expected, his examination was postponed nni,
the next meeting The Committee then adjourned until
10 10 a., III.