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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
CIVIL NOTES

In decision in patent ease in the United
states Circuit Court Yesterday. Judge Biatchforl said
does not constitute Al invention
In the suit of Helena 4. Winfield agoist pa.
gina Klein and her husband for alleged false inprt.o.
mcni. the Jury in Supreme Court Trial Term touns ,
tcfd'y, a verdict Tor the defendants. '''-
Elizabeth Livingstone, with her lover JobD
McCarey, charged with the theft OF property ,,o a.,
house n George A. Roberts, at SO l0I West Ff-yefb'
ST., were re1nauded yesterday b. Justice Murray 80. o.,
Their examination. Scarcb-warranls Tor fourte M "a
brokers' shops were issued.
The suit of GUstaye Friedander against thu
city D. on It's second rial before Judge Robinson T7
paiptlR fell the lee in Cintonplace in Deeeuhar
1879, breaking his lex and permanently njurng hum
lie asks $4,000 damages The deeuce - the civ il H.,
Owl cout bating negligence and that lad 20 notice Of
the dangerous condition OF the street
judge Lawrence has granted Charles Robin.
son leave to the Receiver 81 The Lrie Railway No
Robinson declares that Receiver Jewett guaranteed an
agreement, By which for the OF his stoc,vors on
toHlou-s, The National Socyaud C)muauv was to nv
MN Qncttth ~ us profits Those profits down L. 3 Mon
S937s IL. 49, " ''N Ne e'"'iA'
Elias WATSON has sued John r. Conoyer for
$1,000, balance claimed FOR bucstonc f,r TIE 1anlt
tan market. ConOver was the contractor for hpla,,
e market but he now claims that the plaintiff suoptd
mo stone 'hc ORD Up ~ Che Market co n.uy ,r ,.
or hi order ~! talt tn $1,000 ne paid Jho piainiY
WIS l0n. Tic case j. sfil 90 b.f.rc lle. -n'roi.t
f0t the defendant "-'
IN the absence of Judge johnson, by reason
Of sickness. Judge Ioyt r. Wheeler ~ Vermont yesto
day took gp the equity c4leudlr u the United States Cr
cut Court large number OF cases was set down Tor
various dates during the term. Judge Wheeler served
on the supreme Bench OF vermont fir ten yclrs Ho
was appointed by President HAYES lat Summer 10 IN
The vacancy caused by the death % Judge D yid W
Smali"y Several other candidates. among them ev Con
gresham Poland, Tero strongly ur-el for me poson
judge wheeler is said 10 uossass reat ability OBJ. rpd
dispatch OF his business Inc present state OF the caen
DIR VIII make such ability valuable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
THE TRUNK RoBBER SENTENCED.

The trial of George Il. Briggs, alias Thomas
Ieary for stealing sample trunk OF jewelry ai'cr nay
INK altered the baggage checks, ended yesterday, IN
the Court Of General Sessions, By his conviction and sen
tnce 90 i've years hard labor in state Prison George
Baker clerk the Putnam House. recognized the pris-
oner as p man who brought trunk similar 20 tlc stD POO
ON to tua house May IL, ana no fcl,icrtd ua name
a Charles II. Brewster Of Providence. Ihc 'aDd'Frr
who book the trunk addressed To Brewster, Bamorc.
from tne Putnam House 20 thc Adams Express once,
fest r tO thai fact Mr. Aims. tha owner Ol thrJ .W-
rlry ilrnt fed bracelet % his make Inspector
Mrgay tcsiiHUi ~ To the CIRCUMSTANCES oi bligg ~
rest ana as finding the bracelet on Elizabeth i tue
prisoners mistress
Inc judges charge brief and the jury found
Briggs guilty after an hours delay.
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ARREsr oF 4 NoroRIous BrRGLAR.

John Reilly was arrested Yesterday on n
charge OF burglar, On August TIE prisoner obtained
room 10 schulers Hotel at No 40 East Foutccnthst
adjoining the apartment occupied by Mr. scluer. haL
couy rms along in front the windows Of the Two
On TN, morning of August . awarding, MI ScAu'er
found his window open and MS KEYS missing nom his
racket On going down sta r. lee discover mat LIs safe
fa0 been opened with The key and 500 pa money sOrn
qcrc were over ~ 800 another conpartmcnt OF enc
sac vuic the tmc mad overlooked. Reilly missing
NJ ly look la. arrest yesterday cOOy. Ia hIs pussr-
I'm were iosnd eglt skeleton Keys aud other burglars
fo.. re Was ARA nc1 before Justice Morgan, yc.e4-
d.. and commute Cd for examination ~ 5000 ball
Iv ma served ten OF seven years IN PittsbuIs for
burglary.
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ARRESTED FOR HAVING coUSTERFEIrs.

James Herman. a boy Of thirteen, was brought
Yesterday before Commissioner Belts baving IN his pos
session q very bad counterfeit Of $50 Treasury note
Tho boy presented the bill at the Office OF broker under
Ala. FINN National Bank asking II II were good The
br,x,r went with him bank whero IL
nuuucrd "A counterfeit ami tnc boy arrested A II
III NOT o,,aar either that Herman knew the character OF
The more or that he had tried 10 pass H. ne was DIS
charged a., ----,.-. a. 49,
Commissioner Shields yesterday began the examination
f te mon detained by him Monday ~ thc charge or
nssmg couutet % bso the First NatOna, Sank or
4 ,unoii, Pom IN, Keepers oi several saloons ana
r shops WHO had TAX the counterfeit bills, we're cN-
anined prove the identity OF me prisoners Ahe OK
animation will be continued tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21

Commissioner Campbell of the Department
Of Public Works has presented his quarterly report The
expenses during the quarter S~634l3 1s Tie re-
duc0n OF expenses for the nine months rs compared
wifi the nine months Of 1876 ~ declared
20 De 81 22Gjs 49, In regard TO tn CrOon water ser
vice. the COMMISSIONS thinks hat with care aud proper
Improvement the CrOtOn River VIII furnish AT ga" wafer
Nev-Yor{ Viii need years 10 Iit suggests ihC
cons ructi0n of another large reservoir on tue
east branch Of tl1t EFeG Nhch N"ud iihe
tbr.c years in building. The present acquedIt
tu.t n strengthened ana waste be prevented 10y
tac use OF met rs The commissioner has instituted IL
ni,r i'm regard to me sbliiy of using me water Of
B,nnx River but be- believes the HouSaJoIr w0ud be
most available Tho income derived rom CrOt0n wafer
from january J. 1877 % October l. ~ sG.G11 j6
The mad. iu renewing city paNcmtnls is re-
loit ed as Tine ~ stem hgs been
tcndrd two miles and eleven receiving basins
lavc been bult Through tuc generosity Of Mrs john
JacOb AstO. twelve new drinking fountains been
placed M IA" city. The total 81 money collected and paid
into tn city Treasury by the Department during the
quarter ~ S7s4 ~ 6s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
TIE KILLING OF CAPTAIN T. c. WHITNEY.

District-Attroney WoOdford yesterday re-
ceyed a letter from the United states Consul AT St
Thomas, enclosing the testimony taken by him IN the
ease Of George Hos.ord, alias Michael kcly, charged
with the killing az Thomas C. whitney, master Of the
bark Mariane Notteb0hm, OF which mention was made
recently In THE TRIBUNE. The steamer which brought
the letter refused to bring the prisoner, tho
C,usul sent him. with two wit. csses by he Brit
Ish scho ner Bertha Ellen, winch Is expected Ia
arrive here hy November 81 Though conflicting IN
som. nu tIcualr the testimony taken Dy the Consul Is,
i'm MS opinion, sufficient % warrant an indictment ana
tbc ln,il states his letter, that Kelly sEnhtd ms
Willingness tO Mead guilty % charge OF manshughter
ghe prisoner Will probably be held until the arrival OF
che Mari ,une NOtebOnm az san Francisco, Whch Iuf-
ther testimony can be obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
oRANGEs. APPLEs I'D swEET rorAToEs.

New-IOrk receives about one-third OF the
tropical fruit which to the United States Ban
aua. oranges and cocoanuts are Che only kinds now
arriving The ban IA season is about closed. Oranges
are beginning arrive in large qaqnttes. The BEST va
cty of this class of fruit comes from Jamaica and
be crops lid surpIss that OF many previous years,
both In quality and quantity. They ave now brought
, sfetuehip bat Will BEGIN 80 arrive by san as
Vp Orange, range, apO1 arrival, from @5 10 * OAR
rel The Havana orange, this year are OF poor quality,
and cannot win safy bc Shipped, O"l ~ 90 the hcdNy
rains which have made the fruit more soft thnn
usual The Jamaica orange arrives mere green Hhd
r,tan. soon aftcrWard Although d las been claimed
at apple are scarce. dcacr stated yett rlay ih theY
are beginning 90 arrive go tbs market III large guam
ri,s ringing in price from 81 - So so ltIcl. Inr
sweet patO sea nearly ended tio'U coming if0ln
North Carolina and Virginia being ot poorer qHtItN
than here t1fOrc Thc crop ,uis year mas 5tcu much
Txer than 10 previous years. particularly m NtWJei-y
and Delaware II h. estimated That az least l"oOOo h-
re nave passed tAroUgn this market ii is predicted
mat large crop VIII come from Florida, ana Wll soon
I1.--- n !
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TWO INSURANCE PRESIDENTS.
Mr.. CAsE's sENTENCE AVID DIR. LANBLK7s IRA
POSTPONED.

POSTPONED.
It was expected that Robert i. Case, the
president OF the Security Lie Insurance Company,
would be sentenced yesterday, and his family came 10
the court 10 mcot HIM lie did not appear however. II
lad been arranged that motion for trial should DE
a-qu.d today and sentence deferred until after the
decision OF thll motion.
The two physicians appointed by Judge DAVIS on Mon
day To report o. the ccnd ion If Dr. Thomas p. Lam
bert rcsdrut of the AIlo1ctn Popular Lie insuflc"
Com any. -ta cd That DE Frustrated WIN nor
YOU es. as 0 nc unable to attend for trial His coun-
sci. James NJ. Smtn. sd Yesterday that soon a Dr.
Lambert was able attni ne wonid give the strict
Attorney notice. Assistant D,ici-A.Ornfy Rollins Oh
,,ted 10 Cnis ah0urn nc1f. unless thc renee
Unud permit tine evidence Of cl rk OF io SAL ~ nk ~
To d.. accounts Of tle tu,nranc Company. IIis Ii.
smith declined To permit and the ease was adjourned
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SHOT AND EORRED.


FTodcrICk Baulald WIS IOunu, 9tsttIuHJ lnUIh-
Ing At Backgrounds ANA Tnriayc, suffering from
the effects Of pstDsAot wound ~ tIc lcf breast Al
lie lwrufy-tlirl Precinct station House he stated bat
Wilde t lceutist. and IOultlavc..
latr Monday mgat, g0nie unknown men attempted
~ rob Inn. On %. FIGHT he was shot NV some one,
and then r0b0.l. This wound ~ unce rendered hiui
almost unt0u.c .ous and the iuilnn8 easily escaped.
antald sent 10 tIc Alnely lAulh StieeI Hospital
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TRIALS OF RAILROAD RIOTERS.

BALTIMORE Md, Nov. 20.-Lewis Moody
and James Lcon who nave been trial in the Criminal
Court for the past DAYS charged with noing the
Camdensi. drpotof tho Baltimore ana Ono Raroad on
the evening of July 90 to-day found guilty and re-
mauded for sentence The OF thirteen Others
CHARGED with the offence. nca for trial In
thc ttiuuai C0ur. tomorrow.
AnIIrHiN, Nov. 2O.-ln the case OF David Neon
NELL char. q with bninlg oars OF the P.msy lyauLt
haOad Company durlnE tue riots of Jny last, the "yi-
drucc was clcunsiHntal and OF iyht "A character
at ito jury under the charge OF this Court acquitted
nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21

now JULIUS KlEcHER DISPOSED OF THE BODY OF
.IIrrr

now JuIIU, KIECHER DISPOSED OF The BODY OF
HIS CHILD.
The Board Of Health was Informed Monday
afternoon by Bernhard Kolb undertaken that ne bad
been engaged 20 bury child Of Julius Kircher Of No
317 Est Ffys;xth-si.. bat that upon visiting tho house
wifi coffin lac found that tire body Of the infant had
disappeared The Board, thiakin- that some rival IN
d.riat,r had buried the BODY. at first paid
lfflr attention 10 the matter A. the burial
permit WIS returned however, an inspector
vas sent go Krchors house. and found thai The cAds
AZ uaG been burned. Tae report satos the father
npon the advice his physician crcm9jcd The BODY OF
Ill. child lie rs 10y prof ,sou chemist. ana manu-
faciufor az nd Tamaruc blue He voluntarily confessed
that he had placed ihe body iron "a ana inserted
d furnace at bis factON.' The Board Gccl-cd 10
ask legal advice uuOa Toe matter 20 is Thought mat
X rcnr VIII DE arrested upon charge OF violating TIE
ettsr miles. n disp0siu o. iHc bOlv of DIS child ID
manner different from tna provided Tor III the burial
Ig Tllit.
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CHARGED WITH OUTRAGEOUS BRUTALITY.
Uelen Y Grolman has sued her husband "a

aInlted divorce ON charge OF cruelty Size says that
for the last few years he has treated her most brutily
heating her kicking her and abusing her He spent she
saws n ms own money In drink and when one OF ttcir
r,lLiren was wing dead the house. forced uOm her
ur mon size had saved from her own earnings TO bnY
lie child and spent ~ for liquor At last Ia july she
was forced flee from hn, ana now dhr says he - iu-
D. ur Aer ana threatening 10 be- the dcatu OF some
onep $40 sAs not only toparauon but also the pro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21

STRANGE EFFECT OF SEA-AIR.-Mrs. Jones Z:
Dear me. MI Brown, Thought you wsrcHt the seasdc
win Hr,. Brown and the children! How are they 2
Brown io bad evidently been unohrng at his cuhl
TAm'ysawe, bar an d1To Wh4tiah, tAtresh sonnet N
= thc She ar dO.ut sheen 10 AiI M lalays feel our
nssorsh a'pr dmucI ptus i.i aiet-prspal- auer0 =
fhIs. D. had nl tls trAa discovered his CONDITION. ana
iuakca on hastily. IL Puncn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
MY INTELLIGENCE

WAsulNGrON, Nov. 2O.-Admiral Trcnchard
reports tn DEPARTMENT that The Plymouth sailci from
Fortress Monroe yesterday afternoon. FOR ST. Thomas
AMI cruise 40 the IVES. Indies Ems John Stewart
IL detaehef from the Receiving ship Wyoming and or
a red 90 tie Enterprise, at Hampton Roads Va. Boat
swain james Nash mas been ordered 60 temporary duty
al the Navy Yard IN Boston.
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GREAT DANGER FROM FILTHY STREETS.

VlNI4ii II-i'''I4It I'7''' TT - -
The Board Of Health yesterday received
report from sanitary superintendent Day. i'm which be
sad: I Go not remember 10 have seen the streets so
dizzy tins Of The wear since my connection with
tie parimet ana unless tie weather shall moderate
50 rs 90 permit the scows OF the street Cleaning Bureau
10 rcacl thc lawful dumping place The dirt and garbage
now lying n The streets viii form tho first stratum at
those mounds which accumulate through the Winter aud
ar. disclosed yicw when The snow mes n 'ht Silne
TIE board passed resolution asking me- Mayor 20 cal
q conference carly practicable Of the Commission
al. of Police id Health and tine counsel 10 the corlO-
ration with a Wow O. determine uuon some pita ly
which the danger 20 public health. resulting nom The ac-
cuanula ION material, may nc dvcrted'
Dr. Elwyu Waller. chemist Co the Board OF Health,
made 81 report tc-aid 90 the offensive Oh alleged 10
come from Goes iertlZug establishments at Hunters
Point. IN which nC showed by, diagrams that when the
fCrtzug material stirred, an casterlY WIND carried
an offensive 0a0g 20 the east side o.. the city.
The resolution Of the Board o. rmen, in REGARD 10
q nuisance 20 1aiisOr-ave. and Eighteti-st..
siicrcu and report iu watch $40 nuisance repre-
seutcd 10 have be-. n abatgd, read.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21

The subcommittee appointed 10 [a,e prelm-
rg charge ofte dicreui departments OF The loan eN-
liton % De heid by the society Of Decorative Arr re
pIed yesterday tbst tie prospects were entirely favor
able Iadics aud gentlemen owning hnc pictures, ORA
tsries ac.s armor pottery aud bicaDc oi varied dc
erutous bad responded yely promptly aud gegof0usl,
L. to- Request los a. f0r Ia pulios OF an exhibition
mi flc Academy Oi Design Int ARTICLES mut be u sent
a. fe Academy o. SUEcuDer D. and tAcrc tlcy vii be
taken cna.e III by toe committee % disposal ANA ar-
rquoemcut The exhibition U!ii last duil-- g.. nJAth
o. December % the present Las % earned CGt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21

On motion Of Mr.. EAlIES (Rep., II. ~ the
Senate bill .n,tug the cicc tic intersection OF
MARYLAND aud Mtssachu. ctt.ayes., in Washington,
passed
1ne House az 200 p. ~. went into Committee ~ the
Wfolr. Rlr rlIultf j sm. I'D iu tiie chair. the P4s
I.XuYriIiUn Bill tHc pond ur amen iaeHt 10. .hF %
,rrke Qua La, can@e flruyl ii4 t.4i tno allowance 10
tiie COM, u tneia sui lOt e1usl 5000, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21

Adam Scott had boy Rob who. was q gseat.
terror 10 him. lie prayed very earnestly tos Ni s eo
once m this wise: o. Lord, haze mercy on h2p &c -.
esi he /. ,yld Gallant, and THINKS nae matr com.
m Ting u than doc does O. cl1ng dish on Iq' b g
comm, hs. Ia he sP Jerk ,hat hen 10 forgot INC ons
ca day 40 Las 10 live"
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sHIP.BUILDTNG IN MAINE.

CAMDEN, Me-, Nov. 20.-rhe Miriam, $50
tons was launched from the yard OF Messrs. Bean a
Brown AT this place to-day The vessel is owned III Cam
den Rosou and NcwNork Captain Parker OF O. 49,
who commands her, having al interest
MACurh. Sic, Nov. The bark virginia $50 tons,
VA. launched to-day by john II. Shaw
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,ins Enm.IAN.. nEArH

Mrs Newman the young widow who died
A. m ihc sfoais 0l aial,,., cc. &c 80 7l7 sNri last
Thursday was 8rii.d Oh Moad@y 90 Fshsih. Tao decc
dive. wo have hec1 detail % work up TIC case found
4 unmbef 0i surgical ms..unonfs. yesteiusy, 10 me
UuaA q William AOA sosly, WLV 10 cAa scd Win c0E
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lection Court from him. Judge spor referred IN.
case 10 John IDdley. 'o'
lUARRELLTNG OVER A CHILD.
Catharine Hautz applied to Judge La,

Catnafine hauZ applied TO Judge Lawrence
yesterday. tor her fourycarold daughter Mira MARI
Walker appeared with the child without counsel ana ~
court decided 10 favor OF the mother On leaving ar
courtroom the petitioner husband, from whom 10 ~
divorced. endeav0rcd 20 get the child TIE ,r1,,.
cung 10 her lawyer, Mr.. stewart ard tho whole ,a-.
was arrested ana taken ~ the TOfnb where no
was allowed to 20 parole. and tie others w.r. ~,
talned for examination. wv NV
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THE TRUSTEES OF ST. JOHNS GUILD.


A. w. Leggat, at the meeting OF the ST.
Johns Guild, las, event 2, asked the Rev Avian Wis
wall who PRESIDED why his did not appear among
tine trustees Of the relief fund He did not WISH 10 ne
treated in that way a. had done much work Tor the
Guild MS any othrr nu or any woman. MI. WHEY shu
that he I'D heard Nj Lcgcat repeatedly say ne womb
have nothing TO do Wlsh me C"llo III any a., ' ,,s.
nor whatever, and presumed th1t was nc Itd-
son IA. name was omitted IN the list OF uhs-
fees Mr. Legal afterwards IN de mguon thai
hereafter The rooms OF tit ~. johns GuIu 7HofU
besides he Guild now owned hun Sla Tor oIus-e'
which Was bought for slch base U-c, ihehpeI sai
bc approved %, dancing. or anything that vas coIo III
order 10 bul uu the Guid. every dGdlNphdl lthpci
meant IN additional - in the IT dsulN tie WOMB 'HS
an his friends 10 thcs' socables ana hoped "herS
would do the sumo. .,.t,.,..
autrfeasibiy OF Incorporating the Gnd uhdei uie Jaws
f Inc stat VAS approved II provides To- twenty
trustees y. 10 control the ai"ta 4" tuc
Gmd. and form new corporation hNhr .ieI
ffs OBJECT the relief OF the deserving poor OF THIS
city without regard creed, color or natohaliy''
Tie following were elect al as ;hc trustees oI llt c"
X oibv Joseph Cornell, II nIy c. Dewitt, T. j. Da X
nae Holm T. Fame ". II. GuOn, lr., ". H. HARRISON
a. X Lansing, Homer Ice. Benjamin Licntelistrln,
Charles O'C1nor, David Phillips L0n's -. licl- iId,'
Van Tl>Sel Henry y. Weed william II. Wiley. Joan ".
Weed. u. @. Waits, Charles b. Waite Cuiles = NoaIls
loftr Dunu- IA pas yrfr the receipts ot tEe !..irI
furd baVc been Sjf1l 3 - Disbursements SJ3,bl-
1867 families have been relieved; 22l.9l pacAa-t0
81 groceries 295.9O9 lnayes of bread, I3IOJ
articles of clo.hnc. and 5S7 pieces oi p'dHAS Lave
been distributed among me poor Ihle were ,Ity
excursions during the summer, uunu WHEN 81 - e''N
adults and children were lloy lea io ano F''fo3 WIS
contributed to the Foata- Hospital fund 4 committee
m tve VS. auuoutcd to select executive committee
Fenrl5r - The new Board OF Trustees vii meet at
No . Great Jones-st. on Tuesday eN euins next
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MORE LOVE FOR THE POOR MAN.

plictv in causing the death OF Mrs. Newman Montgom
cry was unable yesterday afternoon, TO procure pail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21

HOW THE HEARTS EVEN OF ALDERMEN ARE TOUCHED
The Aldermen discussed the labor question
again Yesterday, and expressed their profound interest
In the laborers The resolution offered by Alderman
Puvroy at the last meeting directing the toumSSI"u'
of Pubic Works TO cNpend the fun amount provided
annually for increasing the supply of Cro"n "h'ef
everything he done by days work, was called up ana
Alderman COwing moved refer the resolut'h 10 INC
Committee on Law. Tho motion was lost, ana ne 'h'h
moved an amendment that the Mayor, Contr"h'r "nu
Commissioner OF Pnbc Works decide uoon me eNprh'
ture neccss lry and decide If it VIII be best io' ~
city 10 use the system Of days work.
The amer dmeni was lOsi by n vote OF IA 10 o. 'iu
then Alderman Cowing offered second amondmeni 'ha
the work should oe dom by the day, If The COMMISSIONER
~ publc Wobs coud Obtain fair days work at reason
able rates and should d iot tne ST' horer he sad
he o,id have no objection TO the resolution but ne did
no. want such a resolution passed Tor poi'uc" pu'"
Alderman Cole asked w'at hummer was and Alder
coat-als of politician, and had great al 10 rt''Nc
and nothing 10 40 Alderman ole cohsiuei'u us ',
.yv.eUug 20 declaration, a. deserving men SOM lIth
i,, i,ned fiiet he aid moi saw IN every who
fol owei "A politician hummer, ana he Wantro II
understood ssaiu that he would so a. iar as anyone O
Fn riGer discussion followed between Aldermen Tue
mcy, le Cowing, Piuclncy and othcrs 5na ' sec1
amendmenl was los M t N",' original resolution
Ad,rmas CoWng sand be should not vote loi H. ~ I'VE
o1 ion thcrc MAS som thing sinister in the resolution
Alderman I'M ,ney sand that had proved good test
ami in The f1tur poor never need look Tor ~
| patht from that direction. -, 40
There were twelve votes FOR the resolution ana i've
against it, A. il lacked tree-quartyrS Yole II VIZ los
Alderman Tuomey gave notice oi nolion 10
ANA the maUer vii probably come mp AGAIN AZ 'h' n'A
| meeting. a, -,...i,~ .ho,
Alderman shes said in the course Of The meeting ihat
ne was wrong IN stating AZ the last nteihE thtt lN
/ Commissioner Wheeler one 'ot the 0ihcldla WHO
caused me rcdIcUou ~ lahofers wages ne mei"' "a
/ Dock Comu isstOner Wales $500 -.
The Board requested the Board OF Estimate ana App
tioumeut To- MAX an az ni'priall0n Sl"ceM ~ r.
The l, wing streets: Centre. Church, MAIDS o. frhA-
font Pearl. Wafer. Ncscy and BaTcay-stS. EAch me-
/ ,lare N.v Broad Bridge, william, ClIh Goij, N"rlh
Moore, MarIon Market Ru gers. clinton, Jl,er.o.'
! Montgomery. GnuverrclIr. jackson, Henry MOniOe'
Cherry wafer, Sheriff. from BrOOmr 20 kNinGtoh-Ate
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