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National Republican., 1878-11-08
SOME DISTRICT MATTERS.
The District Surveyors Report.


Captain John A. Partridge, city Surveyor,
10 his report to the Commissioners for work
performed since November 15 1877, says:
Surveys made on orders from property. hold.
ers, li6 subdivisions made aud recorded and
certi6cated .plats issued, 10. Services ren.
dercd for the District rs follows Surveys
squares in this city, 9; squares for numbering
houses, 10 lots In this city, 8 streets In this
city and Georgetown, 5 streets and roads In
tho county, 6 alleys in this city, II; the
west line Of Beatty and Hawkins addition to
Georgetown resurveyed.
Special assessments and pro rata adjustment
Of taxes upon 232 lots in a. squares, this city,
were prepared for the collector. Plats Of sub
divisions, &C.. furnished superintendent Of as
sessments aud taxes, 1913; plats showing sub
divisions of property In Fayetto, Dupbarton,
West, and Stoddard streets, Georgetown, to-
gethcr with list of property .holders and assess.
ments for water mains in these streets, have
been prepared aud furnished the Water Regis.
trar, representing % squares and l24 lots ;
abstract Of titles TO property In this city, 5 I;
search Of titles TO property In Georgetown, 81.
Plans Of the special survey Of the wharf prop
erty Ia Georgetown, embracing the river front
lying between Rock Creek and the Acqucduct
Bridge aud south of Water street also OF the
range of squares lying west of Rock Creek,
| have boon completed and placed in the hands
Of the Board Of Assessors. As an example OF
erroneous records and lines Ia Georgetown he
| mentions the west line Of Beatty and
| Hawkins addition" where he found q de.
fciency of 165 feet In three quarters Of mile
involving loss Of over 7iODO square feet OF
valuable ground between this line aud Beck
street. Other important errors are known to
exist, and he begs continuance Of the work.
lie recommends u plat.book for tho county,
| showing all subdivisions aud their areas with
| in the limits of certain roads as boundaries, "a
| be kept In the Office which would also furnish
valuable information to the assessors and the
| public.
| lie suggests that sll psts properly belong In
the Surveyors Office, and should he kept there,
aud thinks that the county property has 50
| increased In value that the time when 1t must
| be TesurvcyUd cannot be remote.
He refers to tho practice prevailing among
| contractors, which demands attention aud re-
| bukc. which Is the ordering of tue survey oil
a single lot Ia long square, aud then erecting
| y bloch, Of houses from the basis ui this survey
| by which process tho Office is cheated out uI
| legitimate fees.
| lie calls to notice the inldcquacy Of the
| compensation Of the Surveyor rs compared
| with the Rrduous duties aud responsibilities
| Of the Office, aud suggests that the statusUI the
| Office he established upon q more reasonable
aud equitable basis. The estimated expenses
| 0l the office for the next yeat are Sl32l5.
National Republican., 1878-11-08

and the old.esthbished shoe house Of T, s.
Gartrel 900 Seventh street, corner Of |, is still
ahead in style. ht, anl durability as well as 10
prizes You will get more for your money
there than at any like establishment in the
city They excel In ladies and gcnt'cmrn''
fine shocs. Burts celebrated hno shoes for la
dies and misses Is speciality with them,
There offerings Of ladies' button boots at " 30
are the best we have ever seen for the price
Call.
National Republican., 1878-11-08
Renl EnIAIe Trankfnra.

Martha T. Brady to Bridgit Sullivan, for s.,
lot 30, square 1888 Louisa Joachim to J. IL.
Click ct al, for $4O0, lot H. square $50; Eugene
Bettes to J. b. Charrington, for $50, lot O.
square 2si J. II. Collins to L. A. Newman, for
,S4O, part Of lot II, square 5l9.
National Republican., 1878-11-08
Another Wreck.

The Signal Corps observer at Tylcc, Ga,
reported to the Chief Signal Ohicer, at 4:l0 r..
IN. yesterday, as follows: Schooner Frederick
c. Ebbtt twenty-five miles southeast ofTybee,
wRterOggrl aud miLlcnmlst gone Tugs will
bo sent Lcr'
National Republican., 1878-11-08

Two Rbbonmen were told of to shoot an
unpopular landlord, and loaded their blunder.
buses and squatted patiently behind q wall "a
secure q pot shot at the oppressor on his re-
turn from petty sessions They waited long
beyond tho expected timo and began 10 feel the
want Of their suppers. Said one at last, Sure
the masters mortal long time comm" Said
the other "Bcdad, he is! / wish no accidents
happened to him!"
National Republican., 1878-11-08
Case for the Iiind.Heartedt to Think Abour

To the Editor Of The National Republican;
SIR: Permit nc through your columns to
call the attention OF those In charge Of public
or private charities to the case of Thomas n.
Green, now Iy yiug completely parnyled in his
rooms, corner uf y aud Hail streets southeast
near the uayy.yard. lie served In the army
aud navy nearly seventeen years; was after
discharge a lcttcr.Carrcr in this city, till
stricken with paralysis; has been bed fast sev.
eral years. but for nine months past has been
able only to move his head. His wife has tried
to support him and several children. aud, but
for crumbs begged by their young boy, all
would have starved before this Green cannot
get a pension because he cannot connect his
atI!iction with his service in the army or navy.
lie should receive aid, unless the fact that he
Is not sble.bliied enOuGh to loaf around where
charity is dispensed with unqucstiOnng hands
bars him. His terrible affections certainly de-
mand assistance. K.
National Republican., 1878-11-08
Repairing of streets and Alleys.

Dr. 4. N. Chaplin, superintendent Of repairs
in his annual report. says that a large amount
OF work has been done upon the streets, alleys,
sewers, scwcr.traps, bridges, and foot.Pavc.
ments OF permanent and substantial rharac.
ter. As a sanitary measure increased work aud
care has been taken in cleaning the streets.
&c, and tho effect has been felt In the health.
fulncss of the city. Three thousand eight
hundred feet OF twelve, fifteen, eighteen aud
twenty four-iUch pipe have been laid by him
during the year. The scwcr.trdps have been
ccaued twelve times during the past eleven
months, at the rate Of f1rty.two traps per day.
making the total number cleaned lO.lBi.
The alleys, such as are embraced in the con.
tract with Mr.. Fowler, have been cleaned once
every two weeks up tn September lst, and once
a week In the past two months. The work Of
sweeping tie streets have been satisfactorily
performed. 4 large amount OF work has bcen
done repairing defective places and bad wash.
nuts FROM heavy loud.. large amount Of
cobblc gutteis, agGr eating thousands OF square
yards havt been laid, the stone lor which have
| been obtained without cost TO the city 800
| loads having been secured in this way 300 of
which are now Oh hand. Total cost for labor
aud material fOt the past eight riOntls have
| been :37 }tig from June 80 to October ID,
1873. Sl9.ii7Ol.
National Republican., 1878-11-08
LOCAL GlEANINGS.
Items Harvested by Republican Re-
porters.

Treasurer GilHIian Demands the Assessment
Certiacates-Meetingo of the Monument
society-A Thief Nosed Out by
Policeman - Some Catholic
Notes - Dredging tho
Channel, &C., &c.
National Republican., 1878-11-08

ARE you bilious. troubled with hcaoache. dizzy
ness. sick stomach constipation, &c? Are you dys-
peptlc, nervous, dun, and lanGuid? Aversc 10 all
exertIon. Is your life miserable? You require a
blood. Take Qu!Rk's IRpH fEA, the great mouse.
hold remedy II will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, % cents per package, which makes a
quart of medicine.
National Republican., 1878-11-08

FoR upward Of thirty years Mrs. winslows
soothing syrup has bcen used for children. It
corrects acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
and diarrahea, whether arising from teething
or other causes. An old and wcll.tried remedy.
25 contsa bottle,
National Republican., 1878-11-08

Di-,Iict.Auoruey A. q. Riddle, In response
TO an inquiry us to the paying II jurors vino
served on the cOroncrs inquest SAYS
think that jgr.f, arc entitled o. ,hclr pay nom
the District The ph srr IT July isls if.-Ir,l lie
zee, tO be paid a. +" urursu,rIil,Is rAg court
The rLprtme Court OF lhs CulcI state, h, .lrd
ton or the Levy Court aui not by the Inucd -l,lc,.
The ptsu.I Legislature hy ser'i..l a.. at Of Al.
gust % !s7i provided iyr the ...yuur 81 the gis-
uiCt lUt !rCiaTtd that hls iuryrs should not he
paid, | lhink M, Wa, TcIe ,,,d by tie act yf
Cougress But In J,me Ia. he Nhpc Revised
Statutes Of the b.,.r.l p9ssed Cu..;rrss aud wa-
approved June -, Is-i ScCt,u!. IJl u I.is &C,
(page lpt r. enarts the s'h sect d .i ..ls &C, %,
CoHgrcs. Of July T. ls5s, tIb'll.UWus III wpsLs
Coroner Of he bsIrIrL for coroner II The CuItIy
OF Washington. There hds been NJ change 80 fMls
that | know o. Under this juror aud NItU-,,s1
summoned by COruners ore vIIut.ed 70 ply,
The best ss and go suit In The eoua.ry a. Ka,ya.
National Republican., 1878-11-08

YousG People do pay attention to your tee,l
neglect will soon ruin them. BE wise in tim,
TOorH POWDER. the most perfect dentrihce known
II will keep them through life In good condition
white and SOUND. Will harden the gums, sweeto
he breath, and prevent toothacne. aold by al
druggists. 25 and 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-11-08

THERE are three kinds Of calf skins, French
calves skin, American calves skin, and cows,
which are also calves kin.-Bridgeport Stand.
National Republican., 1878-11-08

NVM. R. RILEY,
w AT iIIS NEW STORE
Corner Of Ninth and L streets.
n daily receiving NEW GOODS OF all kinds.
Full stock Of Black aud CulOrsd silks,
Black aud Culuud CashmCTes,
Black English Grape aud Grape Wells
LARGE lOr or SEW CiDAKS
OF the best make ana flush.
Our stock IL iull In all departments, and we invite
all In want OF Dry GOodS to call and look through our
stock. WM. II. RILEY.
ocS-wfn:w C"r. 9th aEd l. sts.. Riley Building.
pREPARE FOR FALL AND WINTER, AND
1 sell your Cllst oil clothing to your own ad-
u.ugr, at JU5lII'S OLD STAND, No. 6Ig u street
northwest branch store itn 9TH street northwest
\. B-FOT FIRST CLASS SECONDHAND
CLOTHING extraordinary high prices will he paid,
rs mako specially Of them
NOTE BY MAIL WILL BE PROMPTLY At
TENDED TO- se27.u
CT FOR THE NEW FRENCH COMBINATION
- Microscope and Horoscope" Equal In power
to any Us glass aud just useful. Seut by NAH on
receipt ot or by express G. q. d. lhg discount to
Hgcnis send at once Il sample and secure territory
free. No trouble TO make tlD per day.
Z. {. PROCTOR a. co.,
hui3Gm $40 Broadway. New York.
National Republican., 1878-11-08

Erhe windows of Nr, VI, W. BeveridVo'' store,
NJ 1900 Pennsylvania avenue, Indicate the
approAch Of the gay season. lie has decorated
china sul pottery ware from oil countries, aud
Is daily receiving new goods by steamer from
the leading factories In France England, Ger.
many, and other parts Of the world. full
stock Of white, French, and stone china has
lust boep received.
National Republican., 1878-11-08
Theaire Cnmllue.

There will be matinee performance st the
usual hour this afternoon. A fine performance
4, given and the house should be crowded.
No better variety show was ever seen IN this
rity
National Republican., 1878-11-08

As THE horses came te airing down the home
stretch the Que in the rear was steadily gain
Ing on his antagonist. Cries Pat, in his excite.
ment, Five dollars that the hind horse comes
in furst !" The bet WAS takeu and Pat lost,
though his favOrits wOn.-- BOsiOH Transcript.
National Republican., 1878-11-08
CITY ITEMS.

YR PINPLED, Blotched, and liberated Victims OF
scrofuous diseases. who drag your unclean persons
into the company Of better men, take Ayers sarsa-
parilla and purge out the foul corruption from
your blood Restore your health, and you will not
only enjoy life better, but make your company
more tOlerablc to those who must keep IL.
National Republican., 1878-11-08

Is your hair harsh. dry and stifTl Does It rcfust
10 curl? Dress 1t with IHoNPsoSs uNADE OPTINE
will improve IT, sold by druggists, &c. Price p
and " cent Ier bottle.
National Republican., 1878-11-08

A BRIDGEPORT cat was in the cellar of its
home, and seeing crab wcut up to examine it.
moment later the cat was helping the crab
up stairs at the rate OF a mile minute To a
crab such rate OF speed must have appeared
extremely unique.--DHnbury .NeTs.
National Republican., 1878-11-08

WELLS MAcHIsE-SrREAD sTREsGTHESNa PLAE
ERs arc still the best known Their curative pow
ers far surpsSs all others.
National Republican., 1878-11-08

FASCY Western Creamy and Choice New Yor
Butter received daily at Spicer's Wholesale Butte
Store, corner Ninth and streets. Prices as low
the lowest.
National Republican., 1878-11-08

HARD times demand economy; pracuce II b!
renoynting your sUcd gloves with JouvIS's lso
DERoUs KID GLOW CLEAssER. Price IS cents pc
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-11-08
baseball,

Rare sport is promised the patrons of the
national game in this city tomorrow after.
noon A Washington nine, composed of
Snyder, Lynch. McGaw, Gerhardt, Reyille,
Houck, Baker. Trott, and Barron, will play
against team OF Baltimore. Matthews Dick
egsou. sullivan, say, Smiley, and other we'll.
known professionals will do battle for the
Monumental City, and it is expected that the
Aucst game ever played in Washington will be
the result Of the meeting. The contest will
commence at three o'clock sharp, and, As this
will BE- tho final game Of the season, large
crowd should be 10 attendance.
National Republican., 1878-11-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent. Interest paid on deposits. Special
rates on time deposits. J. II. SQUiER & Co.
bankers l4lG Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1878-11-08
Thcrmometric Readings.
OPFICE CHEZ SIGSAL.OFFtCEk, q. \. A.,
III,ligatipua

For the Middle Atlantic States clear OF partly
cloudy weather cold northw cslOrly winds, higher
pressure.
National Republican., 1878-11-08

The Jol'oWing is published for he benefit Of 7fav-
cling Saicsmen, Strangers, and the public se'Ier-
Gly-it includes all trades and protessons, and
cannot fail to prOre Of Interest 10 all uhs intend
tra,tSaeting business in Washington.
National Republican., 1878-11-08
National 8epublitan.
Arrival of Passenger Trains.
At pALrNoRE AND POTOMAC pEPuT, sl1TB An

EuK AND CsTREEr.
Morning. Ets,iinp.
sblO, 81. Louis 4 Gun. ex. $50, Baltimore accom-.
sSu Phils a v, Y. es. I:sO Baltimore accom-.
S:so. Chico pittsE go n y. Phil & Bo- eN
"a. Baltimore and way sos Piedmont Sirn-hnrg
stations Winchester, Fred ck,
f1h, Fred. &C. MET. br'ch n HAgprsloWH, Point Of
~, Baltimore, Annapolis Rocks 4 way stations
cypress sss7 Baltimore accom-.
cb, Martnsburg and Tfa. s7.OI Baltimore express
serstown Ac. Metro |-Iss5. baltimore way sta
pOlitAn branCh,) tinuS.
y10a0, Baltimore aeon $500 Chicago q 81 LOUIS,
mo- baltimore Ipress .'gIf, y y, Phil. Boston
express.
sArrlvs daily. Others Sundays excepted
81 For the time OF departure Of trains, see hdvsr
esenents elsewhrTo
National Republican., 1878-11-08
Amusements.
New Advertisements.

THEATRE ComouE.-NAriCty performance.
EATIoSAL LTHEATRE.-Robcrt Heller.
National Republican., 1878-11-08
Pay for Cnrnnrr,. JLrnrs.

BEA"TIIUL Hack diagonal OverCoau for SO, at
kslGcHsrlus $40 seventh street
National Republican., 1878-11-08

CnLDRrHs and boyo' Suits iGom 81 to sl5 at Kat
senIteln's $40 Seventh street
National Republican., 1878-11-08
Mem Ad1,erisements
IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS ~ TO GIVE NOTICE That on the eOth day
Of October, a D. iS7s wsrrant In bankruptcy WIS
iss sd aEa!st tie tate gfW liam FrAnter Of Wash
mgton III tie cuuIty OF DRvsios aud state OF Ind a.
who has been Rdiulgcd q bankrupt On his own petit
iuu! that the payment Of any debts Siid delivery
his use. aud the trasier O any properly 10y him,
forbidden by law That me-, ny Of tile creditors Of
said bankrupt tn prove Their dphts and chOOs9
Essgmecs Ui his estate Will be hen at WCOuI Of
bankruptcy, to. be holden the Office Uf SHols e,
Butler Register, New Albany, Ind the list day Of
November, A. u. is;s, al ID O'Clock
BEN. J. SPOONER,
United statci Marshal, District of Indiana,
nos.2t Messenger
National Republican., 1878-11-08

Notice IN bankruptcy.
NJ. W Be,ercdge lOug Pennsylvania avenue.
Sale Of condemned stores at Marine Barracks.
Assgnces sale Of brick hUu Uu Ohio avenue
near Fifteenth street also TWO brick houses on Sew
enth street cast.
National Republican., 1878-11-08
DIRECTORY,
Q. c. PROCTOR a. co.,

The Principal Business Houses of wash.
mgtun.
National Republican., 1878-11-08
An Heard from,

The best ss and go suit IN The eoun.ry a. Ea,y,a
stsin's 80 Seventh street
National Republican., 1878-11-08

No legacy Is 50 rich as honesty.
National Republican., 1878-11-08
CAPTAIN Condon Visits the President.

JULIus LAN>Brr II the Popular Low Priced Cai
pet Furu!sher, %, seventh. between D aal L.
National Republican., 1878-11-08
IyeyBrltlue's,

Go 10 " JuIlls LrnyDurgh Tor WINDOW shades
National Republican., 1878-11-08
perII,ii.In Wctl.

KATLESsTEIS l. the ClolnIcr,
National Republican., 1878-11-08

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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09

liberation, and after thorough and patient in-
vestigation are clearly of the opinion that The
explosion was due to q scarcity OF water in The
said boiler, for which the engineer Is justly
chargsable.
We are reinforced In this opinion by the homo
geneousness Of the iron Of which the boiler was
constructed, samples OF which taken from what
was considered the weakest part having been
thoroughly tested by us, showing sufficient
strength TO Withstand more than ordinary pres.
sure.
Again, we hold the first engineer oulpsbly
dereot OF duty in failing to comply with rule 30,
which requires that an engineer on assuming
charge Of The machinery and boilers OF steam
boat shall thoroughly examine the same and re-
port to the local inspectors any and al defects.
Had this been done the fusbls plug in the don
key boiler would have been found spiked, and the
TROUBLE FROM Low WATER
been avoided; for, il the plug was spiked under
his administration, he is the more onpable lin
either case he would be at fault, and in view Of
which We have this day. in accordance with sec.
ton 4450 chapter l. title g. of the r. vised Stat
ntes, revoke the license OF Il. q. Watson as
engineer Of steam vessels from the date hereof
Signed by the Board OF Inspectors.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09
RELIGIOUS RECEP rHON AND PROBES
SION, JANUARY n.

In the beautiful Chapel Of st. Alphonsus 90.
vent OF Mercy, at 7:30 a. M, Miss Teresa OFar-
re lin religion Sister Mary Louise) made her
solemn profession, according to the rule and
constitutions of the Sisters of Mercy" con-
frmed by his Holiness Pope Gregory XVI" Miss
K. Mckinley (Sister Mary Antonia) and Miss
Teresa D'Orsay SISTER Mary Imelda) received
the holy habit on the same occasion.
Right Reverend Bishop Gross, OF Savannah,
who presided at the ceremony, preached most
eloquent sermon on the duties aud rewards OF the
religious state.
The following clergvmen took part In the cele-
bration Reverend Fathers Kenny, Bogaerts,
R Resn and md Ns
Murphy, McGeough, Neithart, Girsrdey and
Laury, o. g. g. r.. Rev. d. Hubert, s. J. ?.
The young ladies received and professed are
natives Of New Orleans, with the exception Of
MISS Kate Mckinley, recently OF Oswego, n. Y,
eldest daughter OF W. p Mckinley. the popular
superintendent Of the New Orleans, st. Louis
and Chicago Railroad.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE ST. CHARLES THEATRE

was well attended last evening, the gay uniforms
OF the numerous representatives OF our citizen
soldiery enhancing the brilliapoy Of the scene
materially. Happy Gal Wagner and his amusing
mnsIels exerted themselves to their utmost to
please, which signifies that they succeeded
properly.
To-day at noon there will be grand minstrel
matinee at the st. Charles. With this week the
engagement OF Gal Wagners Ministries comes TO
close.
At the Academy Alice Oates and her burlesaue
Opera company give grand matinee at noon.
At night. "La File de Madame Angot."
THE FBaECH COMPANY
~ the Opera House will TO. nil ht present "Le
Process Veauradieux" q three act comedy, ana the
lsughable one act comedy Of 81 Homme n est pas
psrfait."
LOUISE PoMHoY
will reappear in this city on Sunday next at the
Varieties Theatre in "Cymbelins" We under
stand that Miss Pomroy, who badi been oplv
few months on the stage when she made her first
appearance here last year, has improved very
much,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09
SH ELDON SOLD.
All That DazzIes Is Not Diamonds

Confidence men have been plying their tricks
ID this city for some time psss, succeeding in ex-
tortng sums OF money from our merchants.
Several Of them have been arrested, who only
succeeded in obtaining small sums at tho time.
Yesterday, however, Detectives Peoora and Nc
Donogh arrested one Charles A. Stevens, who, IL
appears, has victimizsd ex-Congressman Lionel
A. Sheldon out Of $500.
The polios had information that Stevens was
selling spurious diamonds, and yesterday ar
rested him At his room, at the corner of Damp
aud Julia streets. Upon being brought to the
station, he was asked whether he had any
references he snswered'that Gen. Sheldon was a
friend Of his. He was then taken to Gen. Shell
don's office, who, beng present, stated that he
was acquainted with Stevens, and had loan d
him about $500 on eight diamond pins, which he
produced. The diamonds were taken to an ex-
pert, who pronounced them to be sbams. Sc.
vens was then taken TO the Central Station and
locked up, charged by Gen. Sheldon with obtain
ing 1900 under false preteuses.
Stevens is q tall, well built man, with dark
whiskers, and lie about ffty-three years OF age.
Now that he is in all few more OF his victims
will no doubt appear.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-09
RREvITEES.

We are pleased TO state that D.. J. G. Beard
was unanimously elect physician for the Italian
society, Trio al Bersaglio, for the term of one
year.
lecture will be delivered by Rev. Fl. Glesen
tonight ut 7;30, in st. Alphonsus Hall, for the
benefit Of the orphans. The subject is "The
Devil"
A gentleman belonging to one Of the indep end
ent companies proposes that the organized bodies
fix some future day for forthcoming parade and
that it should not take place to see
whether it will rain.
At a convvial gathering OF soldiers yesterday
toasts were drank to Gen. Green and COL Nor
| row, of the United States army, and Col. Owen
and Msj Bond, Of the Independent Legion. Col.
Fenner, who had already addressed the party.
being called upon to speak, said: "Gentle men,
| am Curing nobody speech tonight, and have
given Bonds for any; wou1d therefore be
very Green TO make one, and will consequently
postpone it till to- Mo7ro,o.
At the annual meeting Of branch No. g. Fl. B.
and NJ A. A. Of Louisiana, held January 6. 1878,
the foil wing Ulcers elected for the current
year: president, VIM. German; vice Presidents
Nicholas Cullen and P. Short secretary, Thos. j.
B. Flynn; treasurer, James Cooke; marshal,
Nicholas Revnolds*; delegates, VIM. Gormsn*, L..
Lyons and Thos. J. B. Flynn; relief committee,
Nicholas Cullen William Walsh and John Con-
molly.
Those marked were reelected.