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National Republican., 1878-01-15
A Card from the Ladies',

The unanimous voice of the ladies of the Western
Presbyterian Church comes 70 us US follows AT Il
meeting Of the ladies Of the Western Presbyterian
Church, it was resolved that the article In this
mornings Union January IA, rejecting on the
character Of our pastor, Rev David wills D. d..
IS utterly false IN fact and that We hereby testify
that our pastor has always acted toward with the
utmost dignity and purity Of character and that we
regard him IN every sensC as gentleman. n
Christian, and minister Of unblcmishGd reputa-
National Republican., 1878-01-15
Grand Oparn.

In accordance with the gratifying announcement
that Manager strakosch heretofore been pleased
to make, the powerful combination comprising the
ever-atiractive names Of Kellogg, Roze, Cary,
Tom Karl, Verdi, Comfy, and others Of worldwide
renown, will this evening commence, at the Ma
tional Theatre, an operatic season. during which
will De presented the operas OF Aida" "The Bo-
hemian Girl" "Favorita," "Mignon," and "faust," :"
with powerful chorus. an efficient orchestra, aud
an attractive corps de ballet Reserved seats can be
secured at the box office Of the theatre.
National Republican., 1878-01-15
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
PosT oyFIcr DEPARTMENT

PosT OYFIcE DrrABTMExT(
January H. is7p.
ment until Twelve O'Clock M, on THURSDAY,
January ~. 1875 for furnishing stationery for the
Post ofht Department for i've months ffom Feb
ruary !, 1873
Blank forms Of proposals. showing the items and
estimated quantities required together with circular
relating thereto will be furnished application to
this Department.
Proposals should be addressed to the First Assistant
stationery" ID. M'REY,
JanI4iSi7&s2 postmaster General
National Republican., 1878-01-15

PAPER For TILE pnRLIc PRINTING.


PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
Sealed proposals will he received until TUESDAX.
January Is, 1873, At 10 o'clock for furnishing tho
PAPER for the PUBLIC PRINTING until the 3ist
Of January, s'g the said proposals TO be opened be-
fore and the award Of contrncts to be male BY, the
the lowest and best bidder for the interests of the
Government, the committee reservng to itself the
right TO reject ana all bids Its Judgment OF the
best interests Of the Government may dictate,
Detailed schedules OF the description quantity, and
quality Of the paper required, accompanied by sam
with which bidders must comply. can be obtained by
addressing J. ID. Defrees. Public Printer Washington,
u. T.
The contracts will be entered into for such quanti
ties Of paper As may be needed during the year. and
no more
The estimated quantities set forth In detail in the
soOo reams OF uncaiendered printing paper. 2ixss.
lSIla0 reams clendered printing paper, sixS
ayD reans cnendered printing pHrer, different hzes
$50 reans s.ed And calendersd printing paper, DIFF
2sloo reams map paper different sizes and weights
2'" rea,ns white writing paper different sizes and
1000 reas colored writing paper, different sizes and
weights
800 Of cover paper different sizes and weights.
- ;e0 reams manila paper, different sizes
100 sheets Initiation parchment, different Sizes
.UUD renins bank note paper.
400 reams engine sized payer for Post-oce blanks.
100 reas szed and tinted printing paper
- OF dift rent sizes.
Oioo sheets Of Cranes bond paper, or bond paper Of
By direction oi the Joint Committee Of Congress on
Public Printing. JoIN>D DEFnEES,
WAsmSGToS. December 49, ls77. deis!Tu3w
National Republican., 1878-01-15

"THE people of Morrisville, Pa, have got
up II petition to the Legislature to dam the
Delaware between Trenton and Easton."-
Inquirer. The Legislature, in our opinion
does enough swearing as il is, and the Della
ware river being Quaker stream, will be
shocked II 1t hears of any damning going on.
National Republican., 1878-01-15
Fire.

The alarm of fire turned IN from box li3 yester-
day, about three T. IN, was caused BY the burning
Of u twO.story wooden dwelling In the alley be.
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets and New
York avenue aid G street. The house was owned
by Julia simms cOlOred, and occupied by Jane
7 urner, Ella Bowman, Julia Simms and others
The furniture aud household goods were all saved
The damage TO the building Is estimated at about
$50,
National Republican., 1878-01-15

REV. THOMAS q. MURPHY died at his resi-
dence, on Wednesday morning last, lie was
formerly pastor ol the Presbyterian Church of
Dover, but lately has been in Virginia. lie
was chaplain OF the First Delaware regiment
during the war
National Republican., 1878-01-15
Settling Family Troubles,

a difficulty occurred about eleven o'clock yes.
tcriay morning in Weeker 4 IIagcrty's restaurant,
on Fifteenth street, between George NJ. Driver, the
wcll.known restaurant keeper, and his hraIhcr-iu-
Law, named Knapp. Driver assaulted Knapp and
tOl but the weapon Wa taken from hhD sud The
men were parted. II Is stated thar l.n Hn.ulIy
grew out Of u family trouble Of ,., ua.
National Republican., 1878-01-15

Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG has arrived
In Washington and taken apartments at the
Riggs House. She Is In fne health spirits,
and voice, and, notwths landing the many lima
tured things that have appeared In the papers
about her Of late, docs not seem TO have lost
any Of her amiabiity or beauty,
National Republican., 1878-01-15
The Zine Collection

Of works Of art with elegant fance figures French
bronze ewcrs and twenty one day clocks, now
ready for examination at the saleS-rOOm of Mr.
Thomas Bowling, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and Eleventh street. will be sold on tomorrow
"Wednesday, l6lh) and Thursday. 18th Of January,
t ten O'Clock each morning. A line copy from the
original antique Venus Of Calip!gi graCcs the col
lection, with many other gems Of art of equal
Aefit
National Republican., 1878-01-15

LAST evening Mr.. Sidney Bartlett, Of Boston,
entertained at dinner, at the Arlington Hotel
the Secretary of State, Senator Bayard, Justice
end Mrs. Field, Mr.. Francis Bartlett, Miss
tOring of Massachusetts, Mr., and Mrs. Gard
neT, Mrs. Palfrcy, and Mrs. Morse.
National Republican., 1878-01-15

Mr.. FOsTER, the American minister to
Mexico, has been summoned to Washington 10
testify before the Congressional committee iu-
yestigatinE our Mexican relations The Ad-
ministratiOn delays the recognition Of Diaz
until after his arrival.
National Republican., 1878-01-15
CRININAL COURT-JUsTICE NJ
R..I Est.te Transf.ra.

A. r, Gray toe. u, Church, for slOO0, lot 90, sui.
division 1892. George Truesdell to j. g. NaylOr
for $3.50, lot Co. sub bdiyision Of square ll26 L. +.
Barber TO George SChlett for s7,OJD, lots and l.,
subdivision OF square i94. william OrmC to G.. V.
N. Collan, for u, sublot square q. 4, McSweeny
to Mary e. Mcsweeny, for $40, lot a. sub division
Of square k3G. X. A. Shrim TO d. X. MAyfeld, for
National Republican., 1878-01-15

waqted-Furnishcd room.
Lot-Lifv insurance policy.
Ford's Opera Iiousc-B>an:'s Minstre,s.
Statement Of National Metropolitan Bank.
Dr. Banning, lectUrer-ln chapel of Y. Il. c. A.
Rev. J. ". Bcnham ut Church of the Iucarna
ton.
Duncanson Bros sale Of diamonds aud Jew.
ely.
Seventh annual ball of the Knights of st. Patrick
January l6
Statement Of the National Mctropoliton Fire In
surancc Company.
National Republican., 1878-01-15
The Fever Abating.

Marriage licenses have been issued to thu follow,
Ing applicants: james X. Talbot and 'l'. ret
bore, both Of Fairfax County,Nu,; Milton IT, ..ud
Anne freeman.
National Republican., 1878-01-15

We say II without fear Of contradiction that 10.
dille's Headache Specific II the only remedy known
that cures nervous und sick headache. Ii h posi-
hyely certain
National Republican., 1878-01-15

Is your hair harsh. dry and stiG3 Docs II refus,
to curlH Dress 1t with TiioNIsos's PoNADE OpTINE
An oleaginous compound Of singular merits. i
will improve II. Sold by druggists, &c. Price 25
and 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-01-15
THE LEGAL WORLD.
TRIALS AND HEARINGS BEFORE THE
COURTS YESTERDAY.

United states Supreme eCourt-Businessa at the
city Haii-Curtis Brought Out for Arraign-
ment-Marriage Licenses Granted-Rcai
Estate Transfers.
National Republican., 1878-01-15
District Courts,
SUPREME COunT OF TIRE DIsTRIC'

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
This Is the beginning Of the January term, and
there are 10 cases on the calendar
On motion Of Mr. William +. Mattingly, Mr.. vii.
liam SOme Ahet, Of Ohio, was admitted to the bar
lIovey 4 Dole vs.. Mcdonald & White Judgment
pro cOyts.0 postponed 10 full bench
DstrctAttOrney Wells. through his assistant
filed petition that the commission of Charles r.
CAny, constable, be revoked. He was charged with
having made grossly excessive levy In the case Of
G. T.. Rant. and holds the goods concealed, despite
the efforts Of the Marshal TO secure them. A rule
was issued on the cUustantable 10 show cause, re.
'turnabc next Monday.
United states on relation Of J. G. Blunt vs. secre-
tary SchurZ; motion for mandamus hearing set
for January "a,
Mr. W ". Boornan was appointed an examiner
in Chanccry.
Adjourned until 10 o oclOck this morning
National Republican., 1878-01-15
Indications,

For the Middle AtIdHtie States rising barometer,
sooter norfhTest triHds, clear or partly el0rdy
peather.
National Republican., 1878-01-15
PROFESSIONAL.

nR. la RUE ANNOUNCES TO THE CITIZENS
- ofwashington that hs sprspared TO cure Dropsy.
sSa a'et Chronic nTSpfR sslIa. .nSs dSs Asae
Complaint s s usTps ab,S @ f @ NsSs
system, and M diseases brought on ty an impure state
q the blood, by bis extracts Of Barks Roots, md
dsy Bssf;f SsyFis Fsr n"nre cured In hve
Prlyaie Pnrlors for Ladies' oilco hours from 10 to
0illco and PI!9r, no. ST Pennsylvania avenue, one
door east OF Parkinson House. desiOm
Mrs. L. NJ. PREECE, NJ. D..
N No o7 srxtA ApifS sf S5RfIiWhsF pRHhfISisf NEAR O.
"a Sass sIsa eI cSn'ni,s'ioH % @ ffeS and sesS$s":
MADAME ROSS, 2l 2 STREET NORTH.
4stroogist and Healing Medium, points out the way
to success In all Undertakings delsom
nRs LIVERPOOL AND woODwORTn THE
in their ONCE one % or bo II seventh 1iGes % nortS
west, every day from nine q, M 70 nine p m except
s psPI %T %I,. nSS $Ss. Tss 4 s SsT ss
Of The city all visit, Il paid IN advsSee All dis,
eases Of % the Heart, Lunss, Throat; Liver: Spleen
rerms-Payabie monthly, as the patient takes trest.
ment. de6tf
nivoRCfs PROMPTLY ASb LEGALLY Oh
pslSliiiy, dsssIioP, &C., .saleis"t Gauss Consult
New YSrf nW % Xsspcy ase Ia 90
avenue northwest, washington, D. c. dssism
NJ RS. DR. ELLIS.
Nl AsTRoLoGIsT,
And Ciairvoysnt Physician,
sos Market Space. decI6m
GIPSEY CLAIRVOYANT FROM EUROPE
" Greatest wonder Of the world, tells yeur life from
cradle to grave; consulted on love, marriage, sick
ness, DEATH law suits, finds absent friends recoyers
lost or stolen property brings separated together
never fails has the great European charm; astonis
all visit satisfaction warranted. Hour-9 to o.
No. ~ seventh street, near corner OF II. nO2i'6m
nR. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
- Specialist In the city, can be consulted every
TUESDAY. wEDNEsDAY, and SATURDAY, so6
sixth street northwest .
sPEcIAITY-Female complaints and skin diseases
novl6Iy
National Republican., 1878-01-15
rned until 10 o'clock this morning.
SUITS ENTERED.

EFii'y side.-C. D Harbsugh ct al VS.. Joseph IIar.
Enoch Totten vs.. o. NJ, Rood, et al. interplcader.
J. A. J. CrSsswell, ct al, VS.. jeremiah Sweeney;
substitution of trustee. Lane ". John Hogan ct
al. substitution Of trustee. DOble, Nudge 4 Chap.
man vs.. q. W. Buchu, ct al to set aside convey
NuCe.
Lac dC--E. y Mcdaniel, use Of b. II, Warner
vs. J. l.. Owens oil appeal. J. b. Diamond d Co.
vs.. GarwUOd ~ Millard; on account. W. $. Crown
vs. James MCElswell; stated account. Faust 4
Rice, vs.. D. Silycrbcrgi on account j. I. scribner,
VS.. 4. NJ Shepherl, et al on note.
National Republican., 1878-01-15
AN APPROPRIATION wANTE

On motion, II was voted that committee OF seven
be appointed to lay before the District Committees
Of both Houses Of Congress the matter Of an APP
preparation Of s2DD0 to be disbursed by such
urgent sanitary measure and means Of Giording
relief TO the industrious poor of the District.
The following were named as the committee :
Messrs. NJ. q. Emery, John Ii!z, 4. 8. sOlomons,
Dr. G. G. Cox, :. A. II. Marks, 7. l.. Tullock. and
William X. Smith.
Upon motion. the board adjourned until the first
Monday evening in February.
National Republican., 1878-01-15
Amusenenis Tonight.
NEW ADrEKTIsEM EMS.

EATfoSAL THEATRE-English and Italian Oper
TALIMADGE HALI-Yamtce SnEin' Skew.
National Republican., 1878-01-15
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
HOTELS.

Left-of clothing watches, pistols. &C., bought NJ
Herzogs. 9l5 d street Orders attended to.
National Republican., 1878-01-15
Labor Exchange,

An adjourned meeting Of the Labor Exchange
wa held at their rooms last evening" TO hear the
report Of The Committee OH Charities, appointed
last Monday evening. Hon. NJ. q. EMERY, pre-
sided; Mr.. j. II. Wall, acting secretary pro tem.
in the absence Of Mr.. l.. d. Emery
Mr.. solOmons moved that the secretary be In
structed to appoint some competent person 70 re-
cord In a journal all the minutes Of the former
meetings ofthe Exchange.
Mr.. Hitz then read the report of the Committee,
whore business was to take into consideration the
appropriation Of a certain amount Of money TO
relieve cGscs Of extreme poverty. lie prcaccd the
report by saying that the committee were not in
favor Of such an appropriation as 1t was expressly
stated at the commencement Of the Exchange
that its object was not to give aims, but work
TheTepor stated that there were thrty-slx chari.
table institutions In the District aud closed by
ommGuding that such citizens as arc interested In
allevainE the distress Of the poor be requested to
organize themselves into charitable organizations
10 ascertain the wants of their respective locations
and TO cooperate with the Labor Exchange In It's
efforts to help the poor.
The county outside the city limits, covering a
large territory, stretching from the Chain Bridge
around to the Insane Asylum, including Tcnnnlly.
town BrightwOod, Meridian Hill, H0wardt0wn
Bennlng's, TniOntOwn, Hilsdalc, and their respcc-
tive localities, seem TO be well taken Of per-
son being appointed to look after each section.
The report also recommended that the city be di
vided into similar sections, and that persons he up
pointed Oscc aitcr each section and cooperate with
the Exchange, and that circular he sent TO all
charitable institutions, inquiring to what extent
they will act with the Exchange.
Mr. SOlOmOrs thought that a call should be made
to the presidents Of the various charitable Oraniza
tuils aud that they should meet and apportiOn the
District nr into sections.
Mr.. Marks thought that II the Exchange should
get together the representatives Of all these
sECTARIAS SOCIETIES
there would he trouble In satisfying all. There
would be many he thought, who wouldnot co-opo-
I rate.
Dr. e. c. Cox thought such combination as that
proposed would be Of no practical service In re.
lieyiug many eases. lie thought the different de-
/ nominations should take care Of their respective
poor but that the Exchange should raise fund for
inc judicious relief Of those really suffering lie
. thought such fund might be raised by subscrip-
! ton limited To Il month
Nr. william X. Smith thought that the discussion
was apart from the intentions of the Exchange
He said that soon charity and labor were
mixed the association laid itself open TO severe
censure.
Mr. Marks moved that the presidents Of the diff.
ferent hAriable institutions be invited TO meet the
Exchange, " take under consideration the general
| subject Of charity.
| Dr. Cox offered an amendment to the effect that
several prominent citizens he added to the list
The president named Monday evening, January q,
| for the meeting.
National Republican., 1878-01-15

Orders taken and promptly executed. JasT
T AIDES CLoAKs-sPLENDID QUALITY, FOR
= > si2, "a. si6. and SIS
Misses Cloaks In all sizes.
Elegant quality Dresses and Boulevard Skirts for
ladies' In great variety, coplel IRON Partisan pat.
terms.
a large and attractive line OF Novelties rejected
for the holidays. including many useful and orna-
mental Christmas gins.
dei7-im NJ. WILLIAM.
National Republican., 1878-01-15

HARD times demand economy: practice II b
renovnting your sOilcd gloves with JouvESs In,
DERors KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price Is cents pt
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-01-15

FANCY Uhtsrs below cOst. Elsr1AS's, 7th and z.
National Republican., 1878-01-15
NEW ADvERTusEMENTs.

REroRT OF THE CONDITION
THE NATIONAL MErfRsoroLIrAN BANK AT
WARRINGTON, ID. C., at the close Of business, De
National Republican., 1878-01-15
CITY ITEMS.

WELLS MAcHINE-srREAp STRENGTHENING PLAsr
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpass all Others.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-06-20
An Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead
a miserable, unsatisfactory life in this
beautiful world, it is entirely your own
fault and there is only one excuse for
you,-your unreasonable prejudice and
skepticism, which has killed thousands.
Personal knowledge and common sense
reasoning will soon show you that
Green's August Flower will cure you
of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with
all its miserable effects, such as sick
headache, palpitation of the heart, sour
stomach, habitual c~ostiveness, dizziness
of the head, nervous prostration, low
spirits, &c. Its sales now reach every
town on the Western Continent, and
not a Druggist but will tell you of its
wonderful cures. You can buy a sam
Pile bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
VIII relieve you. For sale by J. P.
Brookins & Son, Eaton, and j. II.
BONN, Camden. o.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-06-20

We had the pleasure of attending
the quarter centennial commence
ment exercises of Mt. Carroll Semi
nary, at Mt. Carroll, ILL.,, last week,
which lasted three days. This insti-
tuition was started twenty-five years
ago by the present Principal, Mrs. T.
A. w. SINNER, who has steadily adj
vanced it from a small unpretentious
school, to one of the most complete
female educational institutions in the
west. The exercises were of the high
est and finest order, and the Music
and Essays of the young graduates
exhibited at once careful training and
close application ON the part of the
pupils, and faithfulness on that of the
teachers, and evidenced that Mrs.
Sinner gathers around her instructors
who have at heart the cause of "The
higher education of women" One
of the most pleasant features to III
eye, connected with the exercises was,
that the ladies' of the graduating class
were all dressed in plain, simple and
inexpensive apparel, and the depth of
their essays and their eloquent deliye-
ry, showed that their minds were on
their studies instead of being swal-
lowed up by the latest "Elizabethan
ruff or the last "peacock trail" If
there are any young ladies' within the
reading of our journal, whose heads
are not filled with "fashions follies,"
and who desires a practical, sound,
solid and useful education, and can
get to MI. Carroll Seminary, we say,
no
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-06-20

This Court convened for the June
Term on Monday morning, the 10th
inst, with Judge HUME on the bench,
w. II. SNYDER, Sheriff; w. D. QUINN,
Clerk, and WINFIELD FREEMAN, Prose-
cutting Attorney.
The Grand Jury was empannelled,
sworn and charged, and retired to its
room. The civil docket was then call
ed, and during the week the following
business was transacted:
Robinson VS.. Thomas.-Dismissed at
defendants cost. No record.
Moore VS.. Robinscn.-Demurr er to
petition overruled. Leave to answer.
Strobe VS.. Heppes. Petition reform
ed. Tried to Court-judgment against
plaintiff for costs.
Weatherall VS.. Marsha'l.-Assault
and battery. Tried to Jury; verdict,
$4,000.
Maddox, ct al, VS.. Maddox, ct al.
VIM. Maddock's Administrator made
party. Motion to strike out part of ans
wers overruled and reply filed.
DGCOuu NdIlOLdl Ddilh VI tll( Itf0O0u
VS.. Hull, ct al.-Compromised, and de.
cree rendered according for $ 2,342. 53.
Order of sale stayed till June l, 1879.
Peters VS.. Miller, ct al.-Settled and
costs paid
Riehison vs. aulin.-Leave to amend
transcript by adding certificate of J. P.
Fulton VS.. Clemens.-Mandate from
District Court. Justices Judgment con-
firmed. Clerk ordered to certify pro-
eeedings to J. p.
Overholtz VS.. Pottinger. Judgment
by default, $93.6O.
Pomeroy VS.. Burtch, ct al.-Judg-
ment for plaintiff, $707.90
Pottenger We. Barnet & Craig, as
signees.-C. F. Brooke, assignee Of Cy.
rus Pottenger, and Cyrus Pottengcl
made parties.
Beall VS.. Brower.-Foos s. Fishers
lien for $500 held valid : residue Of
Judgment distinguished. Execution
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-06-20
Council Proceedings.
Council CHAMBER, !
EATON, June 18th, '7S.}

EATON, June 18th, '7S.(
The Board of Counciimen met in
regular session-called to order by
Mayor Abbott. Councilmen present
I-11hos. Fulton, j. 7. Deem, Moses
Thompson, II. G. Hill, W. C. M.
Brookins and G. w. Churchill.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved. The following bills
were presented
L. G. Gould, printing stock
notices, $1.5O
l.. G. Gould, publishing ordi-
nance 2 weeks, 4.50
j. e. Weiss, 4 weeks services
a engineer, 1000
After examination by the, Commit
tee on Claims the above bills were al
lowed, and on motion orders directed
10 be issued for the payment of same.
A petition signed by 16l citizens of
Eaton, praying the Council to allow
j. G.. Isham & CO., Of Cincinnati, to
erect gas works and lay gas mains in
the village of Eaton, was presented
and read to the Council.
On motion the petition was receiv-
ed and ordered to be placed on file.
Mr.. Fulton said he thoughtit would
be advisable for the Council to take
no definite action in the gas question,
till the petition for same received
more signers from property holders.
Mr.. Brookins replied that this was
for the benefit of the Corporation and
the Council had as much right to Gu
ter into a contract of this kind as to
make any improvement.
Mr.. Deem suggested that the petit
ton be circulated and the number of
signers increased.
Mr.. Brookins reported in behalf OF
the Committee on Light, that they,
after having the subject under consid-
Grafton, recommend that the Council
enter into n contract with j. G. Isham
& Co. on the terms proposed in COM
m%unication presented to Council at
their last meeting.
On motion of Mr.. Deem the report
of the Committee on Light was re-
ceived.
On motion Of Mr.. Brookins the Ju-
dietary Committee were authorized to
draft an ordinance for the purpose OF
enabling the Council to enter into a
contract with j. G. Isham 81 Co, for
the purpose oferccting gas works and
laying gas mains in the village of Ea-
ton.
The ordinance regulating thelicensc
of peddlcrs, hawkers, shows, theatri-
calls, &C., was put on itsfinal passage.
The yeas and nays were called, all the
members present voting in the affirm
alive the ordinance was declared pass.
ed.
Mr.. Deem called attention of the
Council to the danger arising from
the entrance to basement in the Bruce
pr operty, on the corner of Barron and
Main streets, and stated complaint:
had been made by many citizens con
corning same. Referred to Commit,
tee OH Streets.
On motion tine Clerk was instruct
ed to procure q Criminal Docket
T,easurer's Account Book, and Clerk
Book.
On motion Council adjourned t.
meet Monday evening, June 18th.
FRANK MITCHELL, Clerk.