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The New York herald., 1877-07-03
CRICKET.

TIE MANHATTANs DEFEAT THE ST. PAULs
scHooL-scoRE sLvENTY-THREE TO THIRTY
SIX.
The victorious st. Paus School eleven yesterday
visited Prospect Park TO play against the Manhattan
Club. The attendance was very largo and much In.
terest WAS conferred In the same owing 10 their de-
feat OF the ST. Georges The ManhatIans first went to
the bat, jenkins and Love rst handling tho willow
Both played well for few minutes, when jenkins.
after scoring 8, bowlcd by Bore. Love
was doing Vol when Maxim Joined him. no
then received severe blow, whch par
tally pros,rsted him. but he recovered in good
season to make hit for 3, wnen another OF Bories
peculiar balls hit him tho left side causing him to
wish he was instead OF In ne stood two or three
balls after, however when his wicket fell TO Bore.
Maxim in the meantime mad been disposed Of and
Gsig had taken place The latter by careful play
put OH 23. the highest of the day The othors
were unfortunate ana nude but runs Tho total score
was 73 The 81. Pauls. In view OF their victory
the ST Georges when tho latter obtained 100 IN their
lrst innings, went to the bat with will and u
determ nation to do better than Saturday.
They Messrs Conovcr and Drumm 10 lace the bowl
Ing OF Greg and Hooper They commenced very we'll,
but Hosord, swift underhand bowler taking Hooper's
place. played sad havoc with their wicket Their NTH
wicket fell for 49, when recess for lunch was taken
After lunch they played moro steadily, but the
bowling 80 accurate that the entire e'even was
disposed for SO THIS virtually ended The game
In the second innings OF the Manhat,ans Hooper
bated we'll for 20 not out and Hosford ter is. when
stumps drawn, owing 10 the st. Paul's team
having 70 60 out OF town.
The wicket keeping Of Archie Oracle for the ST.
Paus and tho long stopping OF 5. II. Maxim lor tho
Manhattans were tho two prominent features OF tho
game. The following ~ tae score:-
ST PArIS
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
PALLONE.

The spectators who witnessed the playing OF the
game OF paloue yesterday afternoon limited in
numbers, though the spacious between Fourth
Streets Is capable OF comfortably seating many thou
sands. Few Of the elite OF society were present,
but all seemed deeply interested in this beautiful gamo
and frequent cheers elected a some particularly
good player sent the ball flying with we'll delivered
stroke from his Draccale.
The sceue from either end OF tho oblong was par-
ticularly lively and pleasant. The many colored fags
tho rangs painted IN blue and white, anu the spnce
Tor tho players smooth blizzard table the cav
dress oil tho contestants with their and blue
all left cheerful impression on the mind Of the spec.
tutor.
there is reason why the game OF pallone should
not find favor In America. The exercise H. splendid,
and a match between dcernin ined contestants is cal
cuatcd TO excite the greatest possible amount OF
thusiasm The limited space required TO play tho
easily visible To thousands oi seated spec ator
On the part OF the present players II would DO woll
II at times more rivalry was established among hem
and effort the part of some The contestants
to the approaching bail Between four yevcn
in tho evening Yesterday there thrtytwo gumes
played, OF which the rods,
A. Cippo oni tbattitoreb
Il. MaestrclIi,
u. Barsanti,
q. Poll (nandarInoL
won fifteen, and the blues,
A. Baroni lbatutore),
g. Vcspignani M
ID. Marin,
l. Tabaneui (nancarinol
won seventeen.
IL was almost dark when the last gamo was over
On the Fourth OF July the Palone club will play twice
during the day. beginning IN tho morning at nine and
In evening at i've O'Clock. Mcuae will bo pro.
scnlcd on that occasion by an Italian gcntlcman OF
this cry that the contest is expected TO DO lively
one, a trying TO DO their very best
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
ML-BRED SPIRITS.
REpoRrER's INACCURACIES POINTED OUT BY

A REpoETERs INACCURACIES POINTED OUT BY
COMMITTEE MAN.
81 LEONARD STREET New Yosg July 2 1871
TO rHx EDiroR HRRALp-
Under the head Of "Il-Brcd Spirits" your reporter
to-day gives humorous sketch Of Mrs Wilson'S
naturalization at Republican Hall last evening" some Of
II exact some Of original and the best Of Il omitted
Of the committee referred allow mo 70 sup-
ply the omission.
FIRST the gentleman from New Orleans and myself
were selected by tho very respectable audience; we
did not appoint oursclveA Your reporter also IN his
particularly, remarks that, while dressed 10 .
full suit OF black, the othor gentleman wore wh,e
vest This vas cooI and comfortable, but W. not all
the report Is I requested tho pianist to play
"qulck." On the contrary, asked the
PROMISED apparIi'on to appear quickly, TO siiow
no time Tor change OF scenery. Tho alleged ghost did
say she died OF "a tuesday," exposure 10 the
wet sands Of Coney Island, bat the iamiar language
cultural voice ana disguised face were mono the
suggestive OF Deceit One oil tho Committee was not
tho subject Of spiritual cxpcctoration udigny
remains tue same. gentleman from the aud,encs
asked the .spirp II sne could SPEAK through the
mask, and snc answered. 10 enoc ''Yca. verify. Spit
IN your face too" And sho did. The OF course, We
considered TOO natural 10 DO supernsura and too low
to como from on bgh Ny purpose open the
cabinet door While one OF the changes OF the same
lace appeared, but discovered that Tho door was
fastened by hook and clasp, aud heard SO fastened
as soon as tho door WAS closed. Beside that, tho
at tho top which also prevcnod Intrusion from with.
out Material Tor tho variation OF beard. &c. WINS un-
doubediy secretcd In curl OF the womans = hair
or on her porson. To confirm this susp,con not with
standing The previous xsmnatsou and az = climax
your reporter apparently abscni while the audience
were surrounding the platform, expressing their
united estimate, suddenly 'insplred'' 10 insert
nv thumb and forc1ngsr In the ady's dress. and
against her resistance forthwith gently withdrow
quantity oil compact and very no csh-colored netting
! havc II now In my possession. | placed this
hro lace or netting over my forehead. suekcd In my
jaws and rolled my eyes, when the somblance Il
seems provoked from the audience u volume OF very
loud smes. then lett, While tho crowd were de-
batting the question OF demanding the return OF their
money and tho pronunciation OF the woman as
genuine fraud
Permit me 70 add that am Spirnuailst and like
many others. made so by long chain OF remark
able private mental and other phenomenal tosts but
believe IN cxtinguishpg all pious and impious frauds
and their abcttors. J. y. SNIPES.
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
COMMISSARY STORES.

Brevet ColonelB B Dubarry, Purchasing Commissary
for the United States army at this port Saturday
received bids from fifteen different firms for certain
commissary stores required in this department. Yes
tcrday he madc examination Of the specimens sub.
mitted and the bds accompanying them. Tho award
ior 15O barrels Of prime mess pork was MADE to g. f.
MatedSe $4 SO per barrel IL pounds strictly
prime beans TO John wakeman Il Co. at Sc.
per pound; for 5000 pounds choice Carolina
rico to Baker, SANFORD Co., ut hoo cents per
pound tor 20, 600 pounds Rio Coffee 10 Pupke Reid
at 2I5s cents for $4,000 pounds extra sc" refined
sugar bids running from IL 12l00 cents 10 IL 70100
cents were secured, but award made. Bids
were received, but no awards made Tor 900 gallons OF
vinegar at 20 cents per gailon 400 barrels OF -four
81 So to $ll 5b 1000 pounds candles at 10 to 20
per pound and 900 pounds non-resin soap AT lilo
cents per pound. The bids were made subject TO u-
ture appropriations by Congress for payment; hence
for some articles but one bid was received.
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
MMANUs' CHEEK.

An born OF scfassurancc distinguished Mr.
Henry McManus as he entered tho store OF wardlaw
Brothers yesterday and presented forged order sgned
by Conkling Co. or TWO pieces Of cassimers worth
sl0o Tho clerk did not OF suspect we'll dressed
young man with such an easy and anabe manner, and
gave him the bundle. soon, however, II became
known that tho order was iorsod. The police were
called IN and Mr. McManus was fortunately found
As tho duped clerk nado his complaint IN the rombs
Police Court hc incdonIaily remarked that IN all his
vast experience he had never before mot n man VINO
had 10 mucn cheek as AoSaaux "Why," spid he,
warming up. "pd back him for eli eek against tho
wortdi" and he threw an admirn2 glance at Mchanus
jaw as u mentally measuring It's surface The pris
remarded.
The New York herald., 1877-07-03

nenne'' OF the sloop yacht Arrow, N.YY.c. and the
p"''' oa' aha manned by Richard J. Youm nS of this
wy ""o o"'' 'ne soop yacht Pirate. NY.Yc The
essu' WINS ior shk champion pennant and basket
Of champagne gwen by Ross R. winans and Thomas
W'nans, both of Baltimore The course was from bc-
tween TWO can buoys near washbowl Rock 10 Bren-
LOWS heei Lshtshp, ana from thence to Narragansrtt
I'er ehn return distance Twelve miles. The wind
was nesvy rom the wcstnorthwest The Dart got
away IA inc lead and kept until the Lighlsbip was
Ivaonsu. Wnen Tue kapscaon hauled on the WI nd and
passea hes ooon afierwsrd the Dart carried away
portion OF her cenreboard and was obllred 10 return
inc hnpscniiion kept on and sailed over the COURSE
mAhlng u Ia In 4om. The race has been the topic
o. conversation IN yachting circles for some Tine
Inc M winner will be challenged again by the owner Of
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
ALLEGED CRUELTY TO BOYS.

SIX boys, who have been inmates Of tho Trunnt
Home, three story brick building, situated tho
Jamaica plank road, short distance beyond East Now
York, escaped from that reformatory institution on
saturday morning last, and returned TO their respcc
tive homcs Tho escaped truans, whose names are
Robarl Hurley, Albert Sandstroin. Charles Halett,
stephen Smaideli John Patterson aud james Con.
nelly, complain that they have been cruelty treated,
and exhibit bruises Oh thoir bodies wn,ch, they as
ser orc the results OF whppings received at the hands
OF employees at tho Truant Home. rhe parents two
OF tho boys brought the allegations OF cruelty tho
attention OF DR. G. H. Scnapps chairman OF tho Com
mitiee on Attendance OF the Board oil Education, who
has determined upon investigating tho matter.
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
BASEBALL.

At'ne Union Ground, Brooklyn, yesterday, afternoon
IN apprecative audience assembled to witness The
turn game between the Chelsea Club, of Brooklyn and
she enterprise Club, OF this city. both professionals
Vhe game was very hoty contested neither side
ing any IN number of unipgs Six times the chescas
were put out without run, and they succeeded in
turning the compliment to their opponents nc less than
eight times. Following is the score:-
Cneisea. ...l o o o.
Eiterprise.- .......... o o o OIL
Umpire Mr. Bremen, OF Brooklyn Baso hits.
Chelsea, o, Enterprise, FRS, base errors OF op-
pooents. Chelsea, l Enterprise 2 Tisne Of game.
hours.
Al the Captoline the Shepherds were defeated by
stars in ten innings game, the winning club So
curing runs and the other
Z Al prospect Park very Interesting game was played
between the Aerts, OF Gravcsend. anu tho PhWpx. of
Eastern BROOKLYN. The ormer club won by score of
d 10 o. The Young Puritaps and the II ,istead CluD
also played game in presence OF quite large number
OF spectators, many OF them being Ia carriages The
result OF the game was to in iavor OF The Young
Purans.
The Hartford eagne CLUB, beat the Tocums sch, inter-
national CLUB, al London Canada, yesterday, by the
following score:--
Hartford. .............. 0 o 0 7-13
Tecumseh ............. o 2 o o o. 3
Al Syracuse, the Boston league club, was white
washed by the Star. International club by the follow
ing scorc:-
Star. ar.................... o o 2 0-2
Boston. ..... ........... . 0 o 0 90
Az 81. Louis, the Chicago Club wore victorious over
the ST. Louis Club by the following scorc:-
o. SSn'Gago...... .''..,.... 10
81 LOUIS. 0 y IL
Games TO be played to-day:--At ST. l.onis. Chicago
vs. ST. Louis at Cincinnati Louisville Cincinnat
nj Allegheny. Buckeye Allegheny (poois will be
sold at HObokcD on each of these ganesl; NJ West
Brighton, Staten Island, Alaska VS. Osccoir-
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
SCHARNAGEL AGAIN.

Franz scharnageI, who tried last week Jersey
City for tho murder OF Joseph Siahl by burning him
with Kerosene, and who acquitted, was arrested
tho same night ho was discharged Tor thrcatening to
take the life OF Jacob Quadiangcr, saloon keeper Tho
case came up yesterday tho Court ot Special Sos
sons, anil in consequences oi tcchnicAl deect In tho
variant the prisoner was discharged
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
A RUNAWAY WIFE.

An Injured husband in the West sent the following
communication 10 superintendent Walling which
yesterday received, and according to tho formers
quest was gwen for publication -
RoopHoUsH, Ill. June %, 1877
DEAR srnYesterday afternoon nfe nutss ~ four
o'clock. wife Ella lon this place tho going
south. None OF the family home the time,
from SUBSEQUENT events u appears shat She away
Join named u. Natlan who In in this
place and boarded house for who
yesterday morning the train saying that he going
St. Louis alter goods He thors.
The woman Is ABOUT niuetven OF age, fair com.
plcxion, si .hty pockm arked. slight build medium
height and dressed when she ien la -
striped black grenadins dress and black hat
with small red ower~ She 10 good looking tclsgrphed
after her, and found she lsn the train as Godfrey, III,
whore she met the said Nathan who Is English jew
aooa, five feet in height slight build, far xion
good looking no mustschc but full beard. which 10
IL also his hair He is good talKer xhy
tpobled with eorea supposed that the guilty pair
have made for city VIII please have then
up aud have them arrested. and by notifying you will
coner lasting favor upon aa OUTRAGED husband Re-
spocttully, LUi1IER Il. W WALES.
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
CONSIDERATE THIEVES.

The residence OF Mrs David Harvey, No. % Cier-
mout avenue, Brooklyn. was entered by burglars on
Thursday Iast and robbed Of large quantity OF ewory
and clothing Among the things taken we're pracole,
ana locket containing pictures aud two other ockots
containing locks OF hair. Sho was considerably sur
prscd on saturday last by receiving through the ma
IN really directed cnvoopo tho two pictures and tbs
LOCKS OF Dair.
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
PRESCOTT RACES.

PREscorr, Ont, July 2, 1877.
FIRST RAcE.-A trot, open to all; purse OF $500
-Four started Phil Sheridan won IN throe straight
heats Manson second, Captain Smith third.
Tlme, 2:3th- 236-2:36.
SECOND RAcE-Queen's Plato, value so gu,neas, and
sweepstakes oil $40 each added Amelia was the WIN
ner hurricane second Sir John third Oak Leaf fourth
Time, 2:56la
THIRD RAcERunning, mile heats, best two IN three;
purse $l25. Four started. Maritime won in Two
straight heats Jack the Barber second, Frank Harver
third. Timo, 1:54-1:56
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
THE MERRITT ESTATE.

In the matter Of the injunction obtained by the ad-
minstrators oil the estte Of John A. Merritt, do
ceased, restraining the claimant, William j. Merritt
from cutting or otherwise disposing OF the
grass on what Is known as The 'Homcstead'' -
property at Portchester, Wcstchcster county,
Judge Dykman yesterday rendered his decision vacat
regard to The remainder OF tho real estate THIS de-
cison gives the claimant the sole possession Of the
dwelling and iarm OF eiphtv ncres
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
AN UNNATNRAL MOTHER.

Ahardencd looking female, carrying IN her arms
wan and pitched infant was arrsigned the Tombs
Police Court yesterday, charged with cruelty TO her
child officer Chardi, OF tho Society for the Pre-
vcntion OF Cruelty to Children, testified that tho prs
oner, whose name was Catherine Farley, accus-
toned, when intoxicated, to beat tho helpless babe
most cruelty. Mrs. Farley begged to DO released, and
thai she mover hurt her baby. The infants
body, however, showed signs of rough usage II vas
sent by Justice Otcrbourg the Of the Maron Of
the Tombs and tho mothsr held $500 answer.
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
SHAREHOLDERS LIABILITY.

Tho case OF John Keenan, against James BIinl Y
recover $50, was before Justice Timothy Campbell
yesterday. Mr.. Keensn bet 500 TO s7Awnh Mr..
sheridan Shook that riIdsn would be elected Prcs
dent tho money was deposited vita james Bllnn,
clerk In tho Hotel Bruns~ick rho stakeholder gave
the money to shook. Mr.. keenan, sued 10 recover
tho amount on the ground that the Prcsidcncy had
been stolen, and that tne bots In suoh could noe
stand Judgment given for tho plaintiff
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
THE RING SUITS.

In view Of the intimaton that the Indictment against
Peter b. swccny would be pressed despite tho com.
promise District Attorney Phelps was yesterday inter.
rogsted Tue subject He stated IN reply that he had
no knowocgo whatever 0 any actiOn &c be taken IN
the matter He had heard whether trial on any OF
the indictments was to be moved
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
OFFICER KLHoE's LANGUAGE.

Miss Mary Gibbons, OF No % Sullivan street, com.
planned to Superintendent waIling yesterday OF tho
conduct oil Officer Edward Rchoc, Of tbc Eighth pre-
cinct who shc CLAIMS has repeatedly insulted her by
making shame al insnusuons anu by otnefwise de-
meaning himself toward her IN ruiianly way. he
compaiat will be IN idc the ground OF charge against
the officer, which the Commissioners will vestigate.
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
The ENIGRANTs TO AUSTRALIA.

News has been received by Mcssrx r. W. Cameron
Co., oil this city, OF the arrival OF the bark Sierra
Nevada at sydney. This was the bark that look out
,no second load Of emgants who elt this country last
spring.
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
CATBOAT RACE AT NEWPORT.

TIE DART AND RApscALLroN OVER A TWELVE
MILE couRsE--THR LArrEB WINS.
lpr TELEoEAPH TO THE HRRALp.l
NEWPORT, r. L. July q 1871
catboat racc took plncs In the harbor TODAY be.
tween the Rapscallion, butt and manned BY Captain
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
LACROSSE.
TORONTO. Q

ToKosro, Ont, July q 1871
Tho Lacrosse match to-day between the Athist,cs OF
Torouto, and the shamrooks, OF Montreal ended in a
draw, each club winning two games
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
BROOKLYN'S CIVIL SBRVICE.

City Clerk Bshor, OF Brooklyn, who on Saturday
last removed six republican clerks IRON his ONCE yse
tcrday appoincd ave democrats to MI their pl~osa
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
HUDSON RIVER DRIVING PARK.

PouGHKREpsE. N. Y, July 2, 1877.
All the horses for the three days. meeting at the
Driving Park have arrived the racing will COM
lnence tomorrow With promise OF a largo attend-
Rnce.
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
BASEBALL MOTIFS.

BASEBALL NOTES
At Lowell the Fall Rivers defeated by the Low
clls-5 to2.
AZ Albany the Athletics were defeated by tho Nolan
Club-12 to @.
Al Guelph Canada, the Maple Leaf Club were victors
over the Rochestcrs, s to 8.
At poughkeepse, the Volunteers defeated tho Brook
lyns. 8 to j.
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
POST OFFICE FIGURES.

Late on Saturday night, it being the END OF the
quarter and tne FISCAL year. Postmaster James trans
mlted has quarterly report to tho Postmaster General
The business has fallen of somewhat from that OF the
previous three months. but not very materially The
following are the fgures-
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
FLEETWOOD PARK.

Two rotting events wsro decided at Fleetwood yes
terdsy, all the horses engaged belonging TO members
OF an uptown boarding stable association.
The New York herald., 1877-07-03
WEST SIDE PARK.
A sweepstakes and purse ior 3:l0 horses were de-
cided AZ the West Side PARK Yesterday I.

sweepstakes and purse Tor 3:10 horses were de-
cided At the West Side PARK yesterday. y. A. ..
Summary
WEST SIDE DRIVING PARK, JEAsEy Cry, N. j., July
lsIL-Purse $l00, tor horses that had beaton
$40; mile heats. three IN live, harness. $50 the
first, $50 10 tho second and t20 the third Dorse.
w lum Bishops br IN. S.iddlesex Maid......
y. Mnnee's b. & Arkansas. Observation-Disclosures. 2
S. Ballcy's b. IN. Sussex Maid ............3 q 3
Quarter. HaE Nile.
First heat. 40 1:305s 1904
Second tcat. 80 l:3l 3:U1
Thlrd heat. ............. 40 1:D $500
SAME DAy-Swespstakes $500, mile heats, three In
Ave. IN harness
y. Maness T. z. Moscow, 10 wagon.....l II
William Lovc's b. g. Barney Kelly In har-
ness...... .................. .... 2 2
william Bishops Q. &. Carrie N, in harness. :. 3 3
TiNE
Quarter Hat Ale.
FIRST heat. ............... 80 l;lsH 234ls
scoouo neat. ............. Sots l.lS 232
Ihird heat. ............, 80 LIZ 2a2
The New York herald., 1877-07-03

cent but instead eats piece oil his wouldbc caplors
hand
YoU TREsPAss GOOD, MY LORD
At this moment Mr.. Birmingham, young dog.
hatcher, wearing the badge which procla.ms him TO
be No. upon tue list, comes upon The and
ders the parry to release dog as IL came within his
70 the do IS head Birmingham grasps its quarters
and there far prospect OF tue beast beng pulled
In halves. Suddenly the adverse party let 10 the head
aud like lasn the head uforesald opens and closes
upon the OF the party holding tail The parry
lets 10 with howl and the makes of bet wcen the
legs OF the crowd leaving both SIDES empty handed.
Win the chorus of hoos and yells and barks the
PROCESSION starts OIL afresh search oil another cover
leaving Mr. Birmingham to nurse his foot
SIGNS BATTLE
That Is not the only memoer the gentleman has had
wounded, however. uLon his loit hand arc three
we're WOUNDS, received early In the morning Chasing
big dog INTO yard In Cherry Stree, lie and
Distant set upon with heavy stick IRON bale
oil bay by the Hibernian owner OF the animal Alter
defeating tho men light took place with the dog, in
tho course OF which tho wounds were inflicted
Finally the beast thrown into the cage and
the wagon starred of.
A JAILBREAKING CUR.
immediately the new tenant set TO work TO demosh
The ears and Hanks OF the other inmates and IN mo-
ment the uAddened ours were breaking headlopg
through the lides OF the structure Several escaped
aud among them the beast which had caused all the
miscne Another dog catcher had his fingers stripped
Di flesh by Spitz he tried TO take, ana still another
had the cali OF his leg removed by siond Siberian
oodhound, which, although not furnished either
the required length OF rope, tho muzzic or the collar
obstinaleIy reiu ed to be kidnapped
THE MISSING.
Nearly one hundred persons called at the Pound
during he day search OF lost dogs they were told
10 call to-day when tho iavorites will probably have
been delivered by tho captors. Mrs. General Palmer
called late In the evening, looking for pet Skye
terrier. which had been stolen, she thought IRON tue
stops Of hor hotel She almost irau,c with grieL
Meanwhile the dogs are packed away In cellars and
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-09
CITY COUNCIL.
adjourned Regular McetinsI
COUNCIL CHAMBER, CAIRO, Ills.
November 9Th, 1877.


COUNCIL CHAMBER, CAIRO, Ills.
November 9Th, 1877.
Alderman Halliday, O'Calla
han, Rittenhouse, Thistlcwood, Wood,
Wright and Yocum--7.
The mayor being absent, Alderman
Halliday, on motion OF Alderman This
tlewOod, was chosen chairman,
.t MINUTES.
The minutes OF the last regular and in.
teryening adjourned regular meetings
were approved without being read.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
The report of b. +. Parker, city treas,
urer, for the month of October, was read
and on motion OF Alderman Wood, was
received and referred to the city clerk.
Report OF z. Mahoney, city jallor, fol
the month OF October, was submitted
and on motion of Alderman ThistlewOod
referred to committee on claims.
The following report of j. b. Phillis
city comptroller. was submitted, showing
the expenditures aud balances in the sew
eral appropriations, up to Oct. 81, 1877
was OH motion of Alderman Wright re-
ceivcd, approved, ordered filed and pub
lished with the proceedings, viz: