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JOTIINGS .fBOUr TOWN.

Music on the Mall in Central Park to-day.
Last day Of tho races in jerome Park to-day.
The steamship Cornwall. from Bristol. 9TH
Inst, srtlNcd hsteNenns
the friends OF Grammar school -.
Bennett 4 Drckcr's spice and coffrc m III. nj 10
Fnton street. MAS damaged 500 10 are last evening
John MrKcnry aged H. fell from the roof Of
The 'iN story Banding u ~ Norris sueet last evening.
aud Was fatally luufed.
nus ., lhc Y"ns Isdhs S.m'nry in l,. Vii .an N
TIE Italy to-day Tor three months iou N Europe
"Crnhbed Age" which WIS brought out with
PLAYED IN WanngS' Theatre on Monday Last maunss
william Moore of 10 Avenue G, Will" wall inG
thuu.n Riuom" ,ir't la-t evening. Wa kmHh. down
eri r'nnri ~ man VIII, WAS reeesui~d I, ua.t Me-
Deimott as Frank tu,hinah
sincnthc removal ot orccr Thomas Mcbride
from tie srsml1, Sinai loaf l,r,"n' hH,s ngen .I
son, rom drVwn and has ,puf medals ior bravery
In the suit of thr Government nsginl samuel
liarn lur l"''l e'l"ri ~ - 80 " llli"n m
prepared Au answer general denla o Ine a!!es@-
lions an tie complaint
Tes v@f M ra q. tse 'Pr n 'ns l "asr oi III z7s
lmrN hih street, vu "Wednesday Wast'ai the sh""uhs
The bpl was I'D under tsD bal
Al milnirht, oMrL An4rew Smith ionnd aa
infant "n " s'o"r NJ 90 Nr,' lM,hN .'-h'h ,in't %
orphan thii Take good care M a H'| lle,' Anh
once
Henry McCnhe. a lHi ~ yrars OF cge.
~ln,r uui,ht ."nt h9,N ns.liW M nn i, v %r r,s :"
hs~,'t rnr h''~ e'es'ns Iisl Hlh ana ,tn s"sL
ns:."s bun 80 ..v.SsS I6.sD.,. net, s,Iss.d . h,r
Al the annual t~'"iii"n II 'lr' Thlri Ward
S,,E he lsias,a. %" IT,. i;s Ia "l'rrs,n',d t., toaa
| 10 II, sludi.I"
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VEST SIDE FUN.
A Prisoner HON Justice WandcIl Dismisse1
with ~ Mia KeprImnnd.

In west side barroom Is a dial. marked with
figures well IN the hundreds from which two handles
depend. over the dial is the legend, Try your
strength" and underneath Is the word "Frce." The
handles are connected with agaiyanic battery.
rent fiom which the waggi>h barkecper turns when
the victim cxcrts himself to show what samson he Is
negro Whitewater. known IN his church as Brudder
Jones' was eNpcrimcniod with IN thus ant racked
sosorcly that he QUIT his whitening the prem
He went turthWih 10 "Bnllor Alon.' another wlite-
washer aud fcIut -i'i ham his substitute, and
above an tu Show now strong Dee Wa. on dat maehne"
Jones gave tHhr otis n-ur, the limit OF In endure
nNHe Hui BrfIisr AiNu was iuNitcl 10 tremendous
rivalry lie pulled as never hrudi pulled before and
Wus electrified Itu4 4nrnuuafty. In rUturn he gave
Rrui'er junr, a Tremendous tlraslAnl lie was
fu.n"i u the Jan, r.on MNkct Police Court Yesterday.
Hr admitted the Chlr.r ami also that hn sometimes
"N urnd d' hruiircn. nus Dee wasn't lccns't' Justice
Wultrl il~il.~ the complaint. ~ "Bruidcr Jones" I"
was not ~ tile court room 10 press the charge
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ENGL.IND'S .fCIION.
Bumors or the Probable Despatch Of IN II
peditionary Force to GalIipou.

EDTNBURGH, juno 22.-The Scotsmnns
London correspondent writes as follows: The
situation Is again exciting grave anxiety. /
learn on good authority that the Cabinet has
arrived at n decision OF the utmost moment to
the peace and interests OF the country. The
exnct nature Of the undertak ing to which the
Government stands committed. s. OF course
unknown. although there are rumors in mill
tary cotcries Of the probable despatch Of an ex-
prditionnry force to Gnllipoli. Ii is said the
Duke of Cambridge has expressed himself in
faycr Of sending 10000 men. while Mr.. Hardy.
Secretary Of War. thinks half that number
would he sufficient.
LONDON June 23.-The Post says: "A Cabinet
council was held Yesterday. The Earl Of
B"aconsilrd nfterward had an audience with
the Queen at Windsor Castle
Taken in connection with the Sco'smdn's an
nouncement the following remark which APP
pears in the IOSt'S lending editorial this morn
Ing Is signiii ant: In anticipation OF the time
when II may br n"edful to assume strong de-
frnsive position II will doudess b"come tho
duty OF the Government 10 ask for certain
means of giving effect t. the " she's OF the ma
ton. II may become necessary Ia study the
difficulties which are to BE- encountered in "a
voyage from Portsmouth TO GallipoA."
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EG YI'T FOR ENGLAND.
4 Foreshadowirg "f n Movement that nay
Take Knnk In History.

LONDON. June 22.-An arrangement has
been effected 10y which England. with the con-
sen, Of the Khedivr. and not IN opposition 10
the sultan. Shall occupy Egypt, England to set
Tie the time when the movement shall be b"sun.
The British force is already told of for the oe-
cupaiion and will be under the command OF
Cen. SIR Thomas Siecle. II VIII cons - of 90
uno men: thrre regiments 81 caNalry-the
Eighth Ninth. Twenty-nr,t Hussnrs; the re-
mander 20 cons - oi infantry. comprising four
Highland regiments. AMI two hrigudes Of
Guards. On" battalion OF ; OTIS Fusihers. and
one-third Of the force uf native troops from
lnIia-Moslrus. from the Bengal army. Not
only are the troops ready. hut the camp and
all other neccssary Arrangements. have been
mude in Egypt.
The movement of however few OF the Mosem
troops from India. whence. IN ca-e of war
with Russ u. England could Put m enormous
army into the iiHld. is Of great Importance.
1t II rtther tnrly now lore castlns the pur-
Iose. but the eventual terms of p"a"s Will
possibly include an English protectOrate ovOr
L.ypt-
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GRfNT ~ Full UNIFORM
A Special Performance at the Royal italian
Opern Given In his Honor.

LONDON, June pa special performance
at the Royal Italian Opera was given in honor
OF Gen. Grant tonight. The house was filed.
Gen. Grant Mrs. Grant. and Gen. Badeau ar
rived at half past eight. The curtain imme-
diately arose. disclosing Mile. Albani and the
full chorus OF the company. behind whom was
n group of American flags. Mile Albani sang
the Star Spnnged banner with the iuil
chorus and orchestra. Gen. Grant. Tor the fret
time since his arrival In England. was dress II
in the full UNIFORM OF a Mnor-Gcnrral. The
entire audience rose on the Generals cntran 'r.
aud remained standing during the singing. rs
did also Gen. Grant and wife. After the sonl;
was finished Gen. Grant WIS loudly Rpplaudcd
and bowed in response. The - Daughter OF
the Regiment" wis then performed. with Mile.
Marimon IN the principal rble. Gen. Grant was
obliged to leave .nrly 10 20 10 N" queen bhll
at Buckingham Palace. Tho Generals box vas
decorated with flowers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-23
THE FRENCH CHiMBERs DIsSOLTED
The Senate Voting Dissolution by $50 to 1DO
M urunet's speech.

VERSAILLES, June 22.-ln the Senate the
debate on dissolution was resumed. NJ. Brunet
Minister OF Instruction. said France would de-
eide between President MacMahons word and
NJ. Simon's. NJ Simon protested against his
word being doubted. NJ. Brunei maintained
what he had said. and shortly aftcrward de-
clnred that VI. Martel. former Minister Of JUS
tice had brought forward m Infamous docu-
ment in the tribune, and thus placed himself
in revolt against justice. These rrmarks
causcd tumult. NJ. Brunei concluded with
the following statement: The Minister'S
are not divided They are aware TINT they in
eur the hatred and dread Of the Radicals. They
viii not attempt comp ftiat. They are the de-
tenders of "A moderate and nj the same time u
revisahle republic They will always afford
protection othc servants Of the State who were
recently threatened IN the Chamber OF Deputies.
As To ON 'ial candidacies the Ministry Will con-
ina itself To Indicating candidates who are real
friends Of the President. They will not estnn-
lirh state Of sege unless certain Radcnls
force them into doing So" Dissolution was
finally voted by $50 10 l3O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-23
MRS. RrHL'S C.iSE.
The Kind OF Yagrants they had In the Oak
htreet Police siMtion Lnst MINT.

Mary Ruhl. who few months since was left
awidow with an infant son and three little daughters
the eldest being only thirteen turned out ol her
home Wednesday for not paving her rent Taking her
children, she walked to the residence OF her nephew
and asked to be taken in She WAS not allowed
and tild 10 find wurk. Her wlly was that
would cmrluy woman with large
taulilv Tie moti,i Hui her cudrrn slept together
at night on the hallway huor ia rons of their relatives
door Her relatives started a subscription among the
nrishhnrs ON Thur sny morning, nui f~i - Tor her
TINS WAS declined Indignantly she sad She asked pccu
and from no one she wanted oniN home Tor her
emdren lie became angry. ANA last usht had them all
locked up IN tile OAK street police station Va
grants They NAL appear IN the ToMSs Police Court lls
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C4PTURING AN INCENDIaRY.
Fighting like n De.P-rndo with the Rounds
man " ho Pound Him.

On Thursday night Edward Henry. Of 59s
Commumpaw avenue. Jersey city. saw, standing near
the manger OF his stable, man with lehlei match IN
his hand HIS left hand cutched bunch OF hay which
he was igniung. Henry made dart Tor him. and tho
fellow Knocked Henry down snd hed Henry gave a
slight description " the ncendiary and Round,man Me
HutneN began to work lie Ma Satisfied That the lncvn
diary mat burned the finr shieucrs and
barns IN Storm. Slpk Bergen. AMI Monticello Avenues
bert Robh, NouliNaim hand Who had iatcb lecu at
work Tor john Brady, Ol ~ storm avenue, was sus
I~ced Early yesterday morning the tuundsinhn cap
iufrd Rohb, who VoncrnVd IN Failnoint avenue.
nughi desperately bat the round ,nan took INN to
the Library Han p'lce station 4 hoN ." matches, some
chAfrrd brown paper. and were loui III s packets
The rOunl,mAu cNni iarvd the paper ~ IN that At Tie
sable. IL Mas the same. Nj Helnl idV nuhed kOUb.
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4 CLERGrufN's SECOND TRIIL.


The Rev. Isaac NJ. See Of Newark. who, q
few months ago WAS tried 10y prrshytery for
allowing women 20 speak in his pulpit, is 10 be
tried again on Thursday next. on charges made
by L. l.. Cone an elder in his Newark church.
whose specifications are ms follows:
That on the ~ dny of Alr ls,t At tie annual meeting
oi the congregation of NlUkiif Church. called the
election of trustees he charsrd the UNDERSIGNED. an
clf,l IN said church, with heln- the author all the
tenn oral AMI slfitut dli uuc> t sand church. calling
upon The congregation ut a. reflect the undersigned a,
Tor that reason. AMI without has4A afrA- ned
htni before the sessions Oi the ltt>lNitfNt
IT, mat cpurcn meeting hrli Ae -Ith day of April
last called Tor the purios, o adopting the system OF
tarN eldcrsnp the uunu elders Ae ,ieet
pVaicd Tie Charges above specified.
In that at the fret meeting aforesaid he IN excited
mAnner made the charge, accompanying ~ with Ian.
IN effect ~ the following. lir thc uniersgue 80
should be- squcich.d hls WORK should be pat an tud
Ani forever. the trustees ship ellcr-ip the
church." Ills Nork Is unchrsuan. GcspieaUe. and la-
Al4OAA
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Bitten by "a Knbid Dog.

4 rnbil dog frightened everybody at Cham.
bcrs street ari Broadway yesterday morning. II
irone at the mouth and swapping at those who passed
II tell into Tie unfinished NAt at that corner. and at
tackled the workmen one ot ihcu JOHN schmidt of AT
est Fourteenth street. k4a-l ri tur luuilivd annually
the nae OF the mock aui willie cnrrNin. 1t Ia tie SIDE.
wnk was srNcitN bitten ~ the wrist ana arm. after
wills c Killed iir dog Srhniit Ne ut tO the Chambers
street Hospital. aud his wounds were cauteri1ed.
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Alderman Sauer. Deputy Sheriff Trainer.
Michael Roche. ami John p'e," whom Judge McAdam
summoned To Justice Camlbes Court, exult as they tell
their enis that the Justice has dropped the suit which
Was 10 have been trled yesterday Arruuoh IheN arc
cuhivnt that tins virtual cuniesslpn On thr part VI
the Justice that he couldn't make out case. Their
three counsel were allowed fifteen cents each " Tie
Court AMI they cannot get their money
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-23
Fourteen Incl. D,.,lli.r,.. BroIen Up.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. June 22.-During the pnst
week revenue officer. have raiied illicit dstileres In
Putnam. jackson. white and other mountain counties,
and broke up fourteen Of them fight occurred nt one Of
the silurcs in winch distrr, named sam johnson,
was Killed. and two others both nBmed MORGAN were
badly wounded. Twelve discrs were taken pIisOhets.
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Killed In n JAIME. stree, narroom.

Llzzy Murray. alins English Liz" died on
the noor OF James street barruom the li,h inst spi
the Coroners lcarrs hati wasa case of violence. She
had been nehung win Mary Summon. ahns Philadelphia
Mary the neht arising nom long .siauiins lraluu-N.
Further search resulted finding witness N the pr
SON u MAssie Mitchell Her testimony t"lnrc the Nuro-
nrr Ncsrlduy resulted IN Ncfdct hEHins Mary snn-
mons. uui she WAS committed Ia ihr tiN ftlsVh Aas
gly Mitchell Mas sent 10 the House ol DvtVuuOh
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Assassination In the Coal Regions.

SCRANTON. Pa. Juno 22.-Patrick Golden. 80
years OF has been murdered in his own house At
Nicholson lie was sitting with his wife In the parlor
wheuA ma,hcd man entered with double barrrilcd gun
AMI ur, tNn shots Uulcn. WHO ulul shortly alter.
wald IAu murderer made Lis escape.
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Marshal

LOWELL Mass. June 22.-City Marshal
Clcmcnce has received the confession oi Mrs Cook,
daushier of Mrs Avery the ahoruoni,t giving u 10.
iail, the time Miss Harrington came 10 Mrs A,ery's
house until her dead body wa> thrown nnto the Mcrrmsck
rNtr II Is certain that tls Cune>slOn VAL lct
James A Favor, now under sl5,UD bail
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The Great Pencil Pateat Case Decided In
fnNor Of the Ingle 20.

WASHINGTON june 22.-Two years litigation
In the Patent once between numerous parntecs name
ly FAbcr Of Munch Jacobsohn Berlin sohevanhauser
of Furth Bavaria Baioheldor oi Boston, the American
Pencil Company ~ Now York. ami oiner great prnoil
manufacturers NJ America and Eutule. inNolNnl the in
Ncuuun oi copNlng pnriL has Ht last come ioa im
uAtlnu the istUn{ lHirnt Ia ihr fhelt lcnCil
Company, 40 asst. nee oi Charles Wapuskl Oi Poland
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-23
The Dry Good. B,,nk.

At recent meeting OF the directors OF the
Dry Goods BanS. was decided that as the banking buh
nesss so unprofiab.a n h advisable 10 go into quida
ton and wind up the anairt the bank hr william T..
Bnn'nal the President said yesterday that he viii
nd to the sto kh0dcrs asking lor teif
opinions The bank Will continue bu,lneN lur the pres
ent The depoSiIols and all dsLis v. LIS bank As aily
secured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-23
Honors TO Gov. Wade Hampton.

Gen. Ward b. Burnett. who commanded the
First New York Regiment IN the Mexican war asked
Mayor Ely to tender public reception Ia GoV wade
Hampton In his letter 10 GOV, Hampton. GEN hurnsu
ask him Ia bring with him the iins o the Palm"Uo
Kesmen that II may Ue displayed with the Nrw York
Il 4
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Fun for tho Lille Ones.

A unique entertainment. termed bird. bell,
and 1oucr concert gwen last evening IN the vii.
lt street VI T. Church by the children Of the sunday
school Flowers scattered OH and hung In ie'oons
over STAGE but where the pulpit had teen Under an
Hfch upWrrs huns large bell. which served tn an
nouurr each chance IN the varied rNrfcl~~ thnlry
binds cages Suspended rum tls Crlhns hd irnn AM r.
and tllTfuilng
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-23

William Muirheid. Master in C'anrcry. yes
terday sold the Jorsey 'ity ani Albany Railroad under n
decree oi foreclosure the United states District q urt
The ruad purchased Wy Dvlus l. Culst, iVi llsvL
and other lOnlhpl'crk
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RsinG followed Ivy stationary or falling ba.
rniri,r uuTtltry Mlis >'uu- tu ruutlNC stei aud
warmer, clear, or partly cloudy weather.
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WAsHINGToN. June 22.-Dowling, the Toledo
POstnAsitr goes back to+iay with assurances Tint he
VIII not be disturbed, result due 10 sehuI<s inAr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-23

Oliver CottrT thrrltrns a rnil on mo Conny
island hotel kvsprs tomorrow lv iitcni, tu do IN lcll
toward stopping lIs Sale VI D,er AND s.u4 "a us iaaii
sunday.
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Dixon.
Gossip
Has heen moro Ii

Has been more thnn usually busy, Whispering
10 Htlutl' ttH.t nlu- filu nA'rsf Winch
sou most n." but AL T., ,utnt in-t 1iuth ruud
iong.f ,up'hrfrd II I, tNrnhud,'. tuu-u' That
Df ll,rts laNulte prescription .Hfr'tN und irrmA.
n'niN ihose dr. as"- rt,ulHr tui'mn"s II hi,
b,th ts mann Aeas wlth tnufc sirtUs,. thou
sruHs ., ]; - tuic him ne 'lhr. ,r ttualN Alhy
Ia. ami ,urus thus Ntin. Sn-TDns that Affect the
,tHnidth aud cart thiuien 1tnrs atNun 1hv lack
ncr aud 'Ith.gushONn sensations ali disappear I'M
htr Tie sten. effects vi ts .Ivat resVihuNe-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-23

=. American Soft CaISSl lc Co. pure Capsulnted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-23

Gents French calf tie shoes. 1850. Knox L.
N.W.n 3sJ Canal ST. slfpsT ssaui 9th ay--Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-23

Alnnf Soluble MedicutcI Bvugies. No medi.
siueA AL dr-ssi.lA-Aa<
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The Thermometer in New York Ye..sraa,
weather once Prediction.

At Hndnut's Mt 3 A. NJ. Gs': G. Gs ; .. co. ; IA
N, II, 50 4. NJ. 76' II, II, ., SO -, -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-20
FRIDAY, January 18th. 1917.

Board met pursuant To adjournment
Present. same as yesterday. Minutes of
Yesterdays proceedings read and APP
proved.
Supervisor Kloye, chairman of the
finance committee, submitted the follow
ingreport, which, on motion, was adopted:
BOARD OF SUPERv ;, Jan. 18th, II.
Mr. Chairman and GentlomeR:-In re-
Spouse To your instruction To your COM
ni,tee on finance, Ia prepare certain res
olutions in relation To the mode Of col
lecting delinquent taxes and the neceSSi-
| ty of amending the same, the committee
| beg leave TO report the following pream-
BILE and resolution:
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er, Pickens, Pritchett, Snedaker' n Tp
or Stevens Stevenson, Tower, True,
Walker and Mr.. Chairman (27l voIea ~
| the affirmative. Supervisors foIies.att'
Lewis lEyan). NichOl and Stout, l4l' VOL
ed in the negative. ,
| The resolution is adopted. eou.
Supervisor True introduced Vie ioilo"-
ing resolution: 20 cot
Resolred. That, if the committee 10 SET
tie with the superintendent oi eile iiioa'e
asvl,,m at Elein shall be satisfied that
fr3,Id has been committed, he shall be IN
ctructed to cause the same to be made
Known to the public, and printed, II pos
! chile and that an account Of the same be
| forwarded to our members of the Leglsla-
ture. .,.
CLINTON on the table, which motion was
lost. and the resolution declared adopted.
Supervisor Klove introduced the follow
ing resolution
Resolred, That the supervisors OF each
town be allowed the sum OF $500 for post
ing the election notices OF the last NOV.
ember election. and for the approving or
the collectors bond, of the present col
lectors, and that the clerk be instructed
to draw his order on the treasurer tor the
same.
The ayes and nays being demanded,
Supervisors Bayley, Beach, Belford, Bost-
wick. Bowen, Butte, Conerton, Conway,
Finley. Flaherty, White, IIickok; For
restalI, Klove, Lewis, Evan, Lynch,
Miner. Neelv. Nichol, O'Sullivan, Palm
or, Pickens, Prtchett, Snedaker, Spicer,
Stevens, Stevenson, Stout and True, VI,
voted in the Affirmative. Supervisors
Marks. Tower. Walker and Mr.. Chair
man. AZ. voted in the negative.
The resolution was adopted.
Supervisor IIickok, chairman of the
committee on miscellaneous claims, sub
mitted the report of said committee, llX-
ing the per diem and mileage due the seV-
eral boards of registry, Judges ana CLERKS
of election, which report is adopted ana
the clerk directed to draw orders on the
treasurer for the several amounts therein
specified in favor of the parties therein
named.
Supervisor Stout. chairman of the COM
mittee to settle with the County School
Superintendent. submitted the following
report, which, on motion, is adopted:
Mr.. chairman and gentlemen or the
Board of Supervisors: Your committee on
county school superintendent would beg
leave to report that they have examined
all claims presented before them and rec
ommend the payment of the following,
and that the clerk be directed To issue or
ders for the several amounts to the sever
nj claimants, to wit:
r. Williams, official services, from
September 9th 1876, to Decem-
Der 3lst, 1876, 81 days at $500. S24S.OO
PRINTING 2l35
ot,ice rent 100
Stationery and postage. ......... lo0
S291.75
All of which is respectfully submitted,
JOIN STOUT,
Chairman.
On motion Board adjourned till 8
o'clock tomorrow morning.
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crrA WA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY, JANUARY 20. 1877

Supervisor Lynch introduced the petit
ton of S. w. Cheever, asking permission
to connect sewer with the Court House
sewer on Columbus street, he guarantee
ing that no damage should result there
from. On motion, the prayer of petition
er was granted.
Supervisor Flaherty, chairman of the
pauper committee. submitted the follow
ing report, which, on motion, was adopt
ed:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the
Board Of Supervisors! Your committee
on pauper claims would beg leave to re-
port that they have examined all claims
presented before them, and recommend
the payment of the following, and that
the clerk be directed to issue orders for
the several amounts to the several claim
L. L..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-20

WEDNESDAY, January 10th, 1877.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present same as yesterday, also Super
visor Arnold.
Minutes of yesterday read and approx
ed.
The clerk laid before the board a copy
of the summons served on him on the 5th
day of January, is77. in the case of Charles
w. Smith VS.. the County of la Sale,
which, on motion, was referred tot the com
mittee on court house and Jail.
Supervisor Tower introduced the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolred, Tint The committee To inves-
tigate the bill Of the superintendent
of the Insane Hospital, at Elgin, he in
stTacted 10 purSut his investigation, and
If satisfactory. niaAe settlement for same
and authorize the cierk to draw his order
for the amount du.
The ayes and nays being demanded
Supervisors bayiey, barton, Beach, bel
ford. Bostwick. owen, Butte, Conerton
Conway. Finley .iica Z, Move, Lewis
fE. C.l, Marks, N er, O'Sullivan, Palm