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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-06-26
Children's Etiquette.

Always say les, SIT. 40, sir,
"lcs, papa" "Thank you," GOOD
night, Good morning."
| Sc no slang words.
Clean faces, clean finger nails, indi.
cate good breeding. Never leave
your clothes about the room. Have
n place for everything and every.
thing in it's place.
Rap before entering q room, and
never leave it with your back to the
company
Always offer your seat to o lady
or old gentleman.
Never put your feet on cushions,
chairs or tables.
Never overlook any one whom
reading or writing, nor read or talk
aloud while others are reading
Never talk or whisper at meetings
or public places, and especially in u
private room where any one is sing.
ing or playing the piano.
BE careful to injurc no ones feel.
ings by unkind remarks. Never
tell tales, make faces, call names,
ra1icule the lame, nliniic tho unfor.
tnnate, nor be- cruel to insects,
birds or animals.
DEMONSTRATING are un.
dnniabiy bad i.s regards the vicious
indulgence in stimnlants, and seem.
ihgly the worse they grow rs the
meaps of expenditure become more
plentiful, and tho more idle time is
at disposal, But in such indulgence
there is no particular novelty. Tx.
ccsscs Ill gin.drinking became
alarmingly prevalent i'll England
about 1876, followed by agonizing
poverty and wretchcdncss. Listen
to what Smollctt says of the period
"Tho populacc of London were sunk
into the most brutal dcgcncracy by
drinking TO excess the pcrniciouS
spirit called gin, which was sold so
cheap that the lowest class of the
people could afford to indulge
themselves III one continued state
of intoNication, to the destruction
OF all morals and order. Such a
shameful degree of protigacy pre-
vailed that the retailers Of this
poisonous compound set up painted
boards in public, inviting people to
be drunk for the small expense of
one penny; assuring them that they
might he dead drunk for twopencc,
and have straw for nothing. They
accordingly provided cellars and
places strewcd with straw, to which
they conveyed those wrctchcs who
were overwhelmed with intoxica.
ton. Tn these dismal cavcrns they
lay until they recovered some use
Of their faculties, and then they
had recourse to the same mischicv.
ous potion: thus consuming their
health and running their families
III hIdcons rcccptaclcs of vice, re-
sounding with riot and cXccration."
fhdmbcS' JomHdL.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-06-26
Town Of Homer:
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Homer Circuit-M. +. Church SOuth,
Rfv. J. 4. PARKER, PASTOR.

Tulip Church - First Sunday in each
month, at II "'ci'k, a III. Second
and Fourth Sundays in each month. AT IL
"'Clk, a IN. and Fourth sundays AT : u m
Mlf"na-Ilnrd Sunday, at IL III, and
III.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-06-26
Christian.

REV. f. VI. NoRTHUM breaches at Tn.
ron Grove, six miles north Of Homer, on the
Mindcn and Eldorado road, 3d Sabbath of
each month and Saturday before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-06-26

Money Order hours from : \. NJ to ( r. ".
Post Office closes on sunday, at l0A.M
Mails close half au hour before departure.
ID. W. HARRIS, L. n
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-06-26
Board OF school Directors.

W. J. LESLIE, Prcst.,
DR. :. Y. WEBB. Sccv.,
HR. j. +. MEthORS. JOHN COOK,
Con. j. ). YOUNG, GEORGE DAVIS,
Is. /. LEDBErTER, Bob TARklNTON.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-06-26

IOB,WoRK NEATLY EXECUTED AT
y this office.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-06-26

MIR. EpITOR-Somcbody wants
To Know how 10 make paper quilts,
ami ~ III" winter is approaching
when such knowledge MAY bc OF ser
vice, ! send Nou the following lircc
tons furnished by my "better half"
who is u constant reader of YOUR
journal. and az tdH in all branches
OF domestic science:
Procure what is called ",lrlIrriSts
paper" 1t is tough, and will NOT rus.
tie; and take two bcdSprcad>: they
may II" of the cheapest material.
Spread one on the floor, and Law the
sheets ct paper OH it. tapping the
edges ScNcal inches; lay on the 9th.
cr spread. and "haSte" the whole Ia
gcthcr. and your work j. done in
less than thirty minutes hyihr clock.
No" You have a quilt that is impcr.
NlouS to the cold air, So light that it
will not press you down likcanicht.
mare. an,i costs less than a dollar.
ulnlnon L." SnapcrS would do, but
Tor thrii propensity IT, rustic. put in
fhlS manner Lay the papers on the
upper sheet of Your bed as it lies in
It's place, tapping the edges well 10
Keep rhcm from slipping oil; spread
ON the paper another sheet, blanket
or quilt; slide under, and You may
DEFY old BorcaS, with all his buster
ing rage
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-06-26
FORTY YEARS,

Can guarantee the printing. in the very
best style, at short notice, Of AL
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-06-26

The country is not hocking to
any great extent to the old flag as
IA 1861. as Mr. Halo cutrcatcd
thatit should do. The "Rcvolution"
is proceeding INST AZ calmly and
pcaceably rs a Sunday school picnic:
the business interests" do not care
4 cnSS whether Hayes and John
sherman get investigated or not.
Even the ancient sutlcr and army
contractor are beginning to despair
OF the success of Mr.. Ifalc's bnrlc
blast There are several important
truths taught hy this. One is that
tins country will not rally to SUP.
port fraud; another is that il can,
be scared by the rubbish which Re.
publicanS talk about revolution: an.
other Is that business interests can
take care of themsclvcs.-Shrere,
pert Times.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-06-26

The Publisher, with an experience Of over
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
HERALD NOTES.


It is said that the ex-Empress Eugente is
worth between 81, ,0OO, 900 aud $s 900, 900,
Eleven Catholic priests have died at Mem
phis this summer iu the discharge of duty.
a Cohoes baby has been born with one
eye-the eye.dear !-Commercial Adverti-
ser. f.f'.
The Turks are great orators. They never
have horse race without an opening speech
three hours long.
The indianapolis "sentinel" exults over
the election returns, and proclaims that In
diana presents Thomas A. Hendricks for
President of the United States in 1880.
Chow is it, Miss, you gave your age to
the census taker as only twenty-five, when
YOU were born the same year was, and
I am thirty nine I" "Ah, you have lived
much faster than I, SIR" tItr.. e.
Little Henry Kippits, of Cincinnati, aged
seven, walked to the river, undressed kir-
self, jumped IN, and was drowned. Reason
his mother would not put butter on bis
bread when he came home from school,
hungry. -."
Eleven men were waiting for railroad
train In franklin. Tenn. A negro man was
caaght In serious crime close by the sta
tion. The eleven men chased him mile,
caught him, hanged him, ard returned to
the station, where the train had been kept
waiting for them. ..,. ..
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16

ANOTHER BAD DOSE.
THH CITY sscANpALi STRUCK sHooNl
TIMB.----A aRAyE CHARGE or BAsTARDY;

~
THH CITY SCANDAL STRUCK sEooN1
,T1hs.--A CRAVE CHARGE or BAsTARDY.
Y Although the societyi scandal to which
We alluded yesterday has been . prevslen
theme of gossip for some time, the pub.
hcation Of the article created great furort
Of excitement through town. Since this
has been made public others have come tc
light, and there can be no disgnising the
fact, ct,unwelcome as 1t is, that such occurrences
are only too frequent in our city. A.4
Z Among the cases mentioned is one which
came to light on Monday and was yester
day fully developed, and from its nature
we are almos, forced to look on It with d Is
credit. The case In question is that Of q
good looking mulatto girl who came to the
almshouse some two or three weeks ago
and received treatment during the termina-
ton of the course Of nature following her
indiseretion. Somewhere between the 26th
of September and the first part of the
present month she gave birth to q child,
and has since made affidavit to the effect
that the father is q well-known and Ire
spected local preacher of this city, " Ho ose
name for the present is withheld. The
Trustees of Poor have brought suit to e6m>
pol him to pay expenses and provide for the
child's support Chas. B. Lore, ESQ, Ih as
been engaged 90 counsel by the, minister:
The case will come up on Thursday after
noon. '5@Y!..if''aAo| 'Si+1i
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
. A SERIOUS RUNAWAY.

The Chester News Of Tuesday says Yes
terday afternoon two horses belonging to
Mr.. D. Quinn were standing, attached ITO q
carriage, back of tho r., W. h & B. station
when the 4SS South-bound train arrived.
The driver had left the carriage to give q
lady In the station parasol, and as the
train lett the depot the horses became
frightened, and started to runi In the direc-
tion of the stables on Market street, The
train was on the crossing when they came
to IT, and the pole of the carriage ran into a
panel of the car next to the last and broke
it considerably, The horses were thrown
against the car with some force; and turned d
up Edgmont avenue at rapid rate Of speed
They were captured at the sand-hole at
Eleventh street. The horses were cut and
bruised considerably. .. -
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
PENINSULAR NEWS.

salisbury's $25, 900 court house will soon
b, completed.
Elkton sportsmen having killed all the
reed birds are now slsughtering the ducks.
The oyster police boat are now busy cap
turing oyster dredgers on the Chesapeake
Bay. -....... .,s.r.l
Hon. D. M. Henry opened the Kent
County, Md, campaign at Chestsrtown last
night. r. esr @.Eft --
9 It has been many years since game of all
kinds has been so abundant down the
Peninsula as now.
Easton, Md, is taking measures towards
procuring suitable fire apparatus as pre-
caution against fire.
The Greenbackers uf Kent and Sussex
counties elected their delegates to the State
Convention yesterday.
At Vienna on the Nanticoke, there is an
old darkey who has wives to the number OF
three, and 81 children.
The barn Of Thomas Davis, near Smyrna
wac burned on Monday morning, with il
tons Of hay, 300 bushels of wheat, and
farming implements. a,5t .
Last night Georgetown was the scene o.
much political enthusiasm. Mass meetingi
we're held BY both the Democrats and
| Greenbackers. The former was addressed
by Senators Bayard and salisbury, and thu
latter by Philadelphia and local speakers,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
L,N}AL AFFAIRS.
WELCOME HOME.

On Tuesday night Bishop Lee is expected
to arrive home from his European visit.
The Bishop will be given hearty welcome
not only by his own congregation, but by
his fellow church members and citizens In
general. On Thursday evening the 24th
instant, the Sunday School children from,
the various Episcopal churches will hold
their anniversary in the Opera House. On
Friday morning at 10 80 O'Clock, thanks
giving services will take place In, 81.
Andrews Church, and in the afternoon at
$50 o'clock, 3 missionary convocation of
the clergy and laity in Calvary Church.
In the evening at 80 o'clock missionary
meeting will be held 10 Trinity Chapel. (.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
"a Boys REVENGE. !
EFFORTS OF A LAD TO WRECK 4 RAIL
ROAD TRAIN.


EFFORTS OF A. LAD TO. WRECK 4 RAIL
ROAD TRAIN.
~ A corresdondent at Olean, N. Y, tells
story - fts- '7@ ~ fsf' f,'s'.3s ~ ;Ti
w: A remarkable story Of Juvenile depravity
10 reported from Belps Camp, and oil vii
lsge on the line Olean and Bradford Bail
road. A ten-year-old boy named Charlie
Welch, living at Bell's Camp, has for a
long time been In the habit Of boarding
trains on that road and riding to and fro be-
tween stations. Monday last the conductor
of train 2s, seeing the boy in dangerous
place on the train, stopped and put him off,
telling him to never get on sgain unless he
paid his fare. "D-n,", said the boy, " II
fix you for this" Friday afternoon, asl
train % was approaching steep embsnk-
ment about two miles west of Bells Camp,
the engineer saw an obstruction on the
inner rail in the shape of a piece Of iron
raised and fastened by &C antling braced
against 1t and the outer rail. It was two
late to stop the train, but fortunately two
fiat cars hod been placed in front, Of the en-
gine to be pushed to Olean. , he first truck
hit the obstruction and was hurled dowr
the embankment, pulling the other with it
The coupling between the rear fat car and
the locomotive broke, and no further dam
age was done. A brakeman on the front
car went down the bank with it, and had a
miraculous escape from death. After the
smash-up the boy Charlie WEIGH was seen
to run from near the track towards home.
He was followed and arrested, but denied
all knowledge of the crime until he was
placed in dark cell of the lookup, when
he confessed that he had planned and exc
cuted the train-wrecking scheme because he
was mad at the conductor, and wanted to
"get square, with him The boy will
doubtless be sent to the House Of Refuge.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
WILMINGTON DRIVING PARK AssO
. CATION. ..'e ... II

If the weather yesterday is to be taken 81
a harbinger of what to-day is to be the
sporting folk at Scheutzen Park will have
beautiful weather on the first day of the
first semi>annual meeting of the Whining,
ton Driving Park Association. Yesterday
afternoon there were already half dozen
or so of the flyers on the ground, and mum.
ber came down on the 8 O'Clock boat to New
Castle from Philadelphia, and drove over
later in the evening. The track was being
put in excellent order yesterday and every
thing will be in good train to-day ready for
the sport. '0
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16

Mr., EDITOR We understand that a
number of Democrats have requested Mr..
Chas. FL. D. Bedford to allow his name to
be used before next Levy Court as q candi-
date for the position of Collector Of Taxes
for the Southern District sItris to be hoped
That Mr. Bedford will permit the use Of his
name, and that he will be elected He Is
e well-known Democrat, having been one
when It tried mems souls. His election
would be but just recognition Of bis SER
vices to the party, would b, popular with
the young workers Of the party. and, being
aicompositor by profession, IL would be
pleasing to the workinghen generally, and,
withal, he is well fitted and competent to,
and would fulfill the duties oflths position
In ajmanper which would reflect credit on
hi hhimseS his party and the county;W
l,,;,o,r;nnag.tta j., MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
J REGISTERS NOTICES.
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
~ REGISTERS OFFICE,


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Sept. Il, 1878. Z
Upon the application of Rev. Patrick
Riley, Admin ,tra tor OF Mary A. McCul-
lough, lats of Wilmington Hundred, In
said County, deceased, IL Is ordered aid d.
rected by the Register that the Admins
traitor afofesaid. give notice of grani OF
Letters ofadm nfslra alton upon the Estate
of th., decea sed, with the date of gran ting
ther. uf by tausing advertiseme nts to be
posted within forty days from the da OF
such Letters, in six of the most pubic
places of the County of New Castle, requir-
ing all persons having demands .sgainst
the estate, to present the same or abb ie by
an a ct of A sstmb Y in such case made and
provided And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period In the
MORNING HERALD, q newspaper publ1shed
in Wilmington, and to be continued there-
in three weeks. (eo d. .., .....
Given under thehaud and Seal
ofOfh eof the hegistera fOresaid
is. at New Castle, in New Castle
County, aforesaid, toe day and
w. year above written.
sc. BIGGS, Register.
NoTICE-All per; ons having claims
a. ainst the Estate Of the deceased mus1
pres ant the same duly attested to the Ad-
ministrator on or before September IL, 1879
or abide the Act OF Assembly In such
case made and provided. t-'A Va" .
PATRICK RILEY,
Administrator,
Address, Wilmington. Del. sep2O
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
.LAUGH AND GROW FATE

This anc ent bit Of advice is well enough
tor spare" people. but how sbout those
tnat are already toOfAL2 What is 10 become
OF them? Sit still and I'll tell you. After
many expert uents, extending through
months OF patient Investigation and t6il
the celebrated anGalyJical chemist, j. q.
Allan, has per fected and given to the swofd
ADti7 at. Thus far In several hundred
cas- $ this great remedy has never failed 70
six pounds per week. 1t Is perfectly harm
less and positively efficient. Sold by drug
gists,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
2 - II - =
ii. LOCAL NOTES.

P.K.A. Ball, Nov sth. 10 iSi'ioiGa III
" P. Z. A. Ball, Nov sth..i3Do' .a7s9's n "a.
r. A.2A. Ball, October asth.. 1@I' y. :.
crayons.f % ay.f'''''' ''I'8 'a'l lLl'.,-1 "1, 10
\ satterley copies Old pictures, sos Make
street, II 20 iH aiHE2T2S ll9a ,'3iI2 ~
Tinwarein every shape at Shippers, stf
and Orange! a'tj' ;GH ,in9'2nl97o& VII"
sutterley can copy anything in the sh APT
ofap icture. r1@E .8rdl lsnU,1 9dl Gl
I The launch at Harlan q Hollingswortf
Co.'S this afternoon. wgiuirgg52cS att ,.
During last week there were but five
deaths in this city-three adults and two
minors. ,-. .....,.,.....i. .i......, o
All kinds of House-furnishing Goods at
Milton simpers, W. Eighth, street, above
Orange. sf
Corner-lounging on Market street, has
not decreased, notwithstanding the orders
Of the Mayor. 20 9E'9 hSshl g" Iha& q,
The Reform Episcopal Church of the
Covenant will give supper on the night Of
the 31st instant. 81 ya9n5i ion blDoc to'
The lamp at Tenth and iTatnall streets
gives very dim light some nights. Does
some person turn the gas, partly off i9d It
Mrs. Barnes, gifted with wonderful
second-sight, is now stopping at the Wash.
ington House, where she can be consulted
A full line Of Boulevard kid gleyes, g.
button, every pair warranted If properly
fitted, for SO cents, at the 80 cent store.
Come and look. "" y. j. 4o't"l ''' j" j.
,,,I,.' 1I~ a.. Il, sli.sE. f. ara ,yngm l. 4,
All the world over baby governs. Yet
often disease will overcome the baby and
then it is that DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup proves
It's worth by couquering the disease. Price
2S cents per bottle! a. o,.j3 9d| ..
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
,soCIETIEs.,

MEETINGS THIS {wrnNEsDAY) SSvENiNe
Hope Lodge, No. 81, 10. o. Ply, al odd
Fellows Hall. 6olq sbI .V16f 10 bGiTsG
Morning, Star Division, Nou2;s.ipfGT.,
Ii the McClary Building,
o Olive Branch Social Degree Temple of
True, ,Templar''s at McClary's Buildihg.o
Delaware Council, No. 2, O. U A. M, at
Mechanics Hall, 219 King street.
Harmony Lodge, No. 5, A. Q, Of g. F.,
of Clary's BuildinggaE Z ,i,5a 4 u u
Champion Lodge, No. 6, <. Of P.,sat K.
NJ P. Hall, 211 Market street. ,ea,.s
Oriental Lodge, No. 13, X. of p, Jr. o..
u. A. M. Hall, 511 Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, 1. o. R. M. at
Maris Building, 9th and ShipleY streets.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
i THE RACES TODAY

At Scheutzen Park, to- day, the Whining
ton Driving Park Association hold their
frst-semi annual meeting. The different
railroad companies will Issue excursion
tickets. =
Among The entries are some very fast
horses. The races today will be looked TO
With much interest. The $50 road wsgon
trotters and the 72.37 PAGERS will open the
races. D.,FftlNT. .. ,. -..N H.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
NIGHT SCAVENGERS.

Five negroes, namely, Benz. Ewing, Chas
Croppsn, James Williams. Thomas Win
chester and Sewell Massey were arraigned
before the Mayor last night on the charge
Of violating the city ordinance relating ito
the cleaning of cess>pools by the rbucket
system" Fined IS each, except Ewing,
against whom nothing could be proved. | :.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
OFFICERS FOR THE PARADE.

At a meeting of the Water Witch Fire
Company last evening the following off.
GERS were elected to act during the fremen's
parade on the 2Sd instant, on the Fame
Cp. receiving the Troy Company: Chief
Marshal, Daniel O'Nsll; Company Marshal, ,
Matthew Rodgers; Aids, John MEG linchey,
Joseph schwab, Thomas McVey, Thomas
McClaren and Alfred stout; Ensign, John
McCaulley.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
ASSAULT AND BATTERY !.

,yLast evening, before the Mayor Mary
Mcdonald was charged with assault and
battery on Mary Wolf by pushing her into
a ditch along the New Castle road. a
penalty Of II and costs was imposed.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
GREENBACK DELEGATES.

Tonight the Tenth Ward Greenbackers
will meet in the tn hird story room Of the
building at s. E. corner, Of Fourth and
King streets, for the purpose OF electing
delegates to the State Convention. 3li ~ \.
By order of the Vice President: 81 n'rs 10
JOHN r. DUNTzE.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
TOKEN OF ESTEEM.

The weavers employed in Riddles cotton
mill on the Brandywine, recently presented
Thomas M. Graves, their late foreman,
with gold-headed cane, in appreciation Of
their esteem of him while in the employ
of Messrs Riddle & Co.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
u CALITHUMPIAN.

Last night q party Of serenaders rendered
a "calithumpian to Mr.. William Cole,
DR.. Frantz, Mr.. Bennett and Samuel 81.
Kemp, who have all been recently married.
Mr.. Kemp invited his friends in, stating
that he was taken by surprise, and was not
prepared for their reception. .I~
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
DIED

LAMBERT On the 18th inst, Gather Inc
Lambert, in the 18th year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family
a~e respectfully Invited to attend the fu-
neral from her resi- tence, 5O6 Oranse St.
on Thursday at 8 o'clock a. M. Solemn
Mass al st Peters Church. Interment at
the OIL 4 Catholic Cemetery, .......
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Spencer and her son Willard and
Claude well known to our citizens as musl-
cal composers have removed to West Phila-
phia, .'I. nc. ta
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
A NEW STOP.

A new stop for the water main,at Seventh
and shipley streets, was put in yesterday
the old one being worthless.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
THE HERALD.
wilmington. Del, Oct. I6 1878.

THE WEATHER :-To-day u ssiH bs
sCGrm and partly cloudy sctth srsss
,cissds and 20 ssSbLy tth light TGSsts.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16
PEOPLES, COLUMN.

Heuceforth we will give column daily
to correspondence upon any proper subject
for discussion. 1t Is expected that commu-
nications will be written on one side only
OF the paper, and accompanied with the
name of the writer. The HERALD is not to
De considered as endorsing or being in any
way responsible for the opinion of cores
pondents in this column.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16

NJOTICF-WiIl the scOundrel that stole
N the oysters from No.4 W. 4th street
be kind enough to return the basket.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-16

AJOPICEA-Tlfe Uitiz sns' Loan AssociatiO or,
IN New stock for sale, no back payments
Apply to GEO, G. MAkIS, Sec'y., 6Ol Snip
leyj tree {. sep uslm
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-18
beard of Public Works.

The Board met in regular session. AL
the members present. and President Bell in
the chair.
The weekly payroll of the Water-works
amounting to 81 ,295 so, was approved.
The Engineer was directed to employ the
necessary workmen for repairing Locust
street from Mound to Mason street; to relay
the pipe at the intersection of Spring Grove
avenue and Queen City street and to lay
the pipe for draining the intersection of
Freeman and Flint streets.
The proposition of VIM. Nevin to furnish
boats for Burnet Woods Park Lake for half
the gross proceeds was accepted
The sum of $25 was allowed for repairing
wagons used in the parks
The Director of the Work-house was di-
rected to complete the grading on Clifton
avenue.
The Engineer was directed to apply to the
contractors for gasoline to return the reser-
voirs and burners to the lamps from which
they have been removed
The Clerk was directed to advertise for
nine thousand bushels of coal for the Water
works.