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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
THE POWER WILL CASE.

Argument was heard In Supreme Court, General
Term, yesterday, on the appeal in the matter Of the
will OF the late John Il Power. formerly prominent
lawyer and real OPERATOR who died in this city
In 1875, leaving large property. Among other dis
positions in his will leaving third Of his re-
sduary real and personal estate 70 be distributed
among such "Roman Catholic charities, schools,
churches and insiit utions IN the city New York'
IN such proportion as his executors, or n majority
OF them, might deem beat. Inc main quos-
tion under argument to the valid
ity OF tho clause referred ". Tho executrx,
(piaDt) asked tor Judicial determination o t mas
UGH otherwise the could not safely pro-
coed the disposition OF tue estate IL was contcndcd
that the clause DO indefinite not to DO within
the classes Of trusts permitted either the common
statute law question also arose TO who would
be entitled ia ira the clause held
valid; whether the widow would have her ustrbutve
share therein, whether the whole would in the
oil kin or In the residuary egatee. Decision was
reserved by the Court MessrB. Gerard. Dcvln ana
Dunning appeared respectively Tor the widow, the
charities and the next oil kin
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.


Tho following statement, showing tn Q real estate
transactions recorded IN Ress.or's Office May Fl.
1875 is obtained from Augustus T. Dooharty, Deputy
Register
2s,h 1899 g: e.. e Of 9Th av. Nxass; Fred Nom
so ss, IL T. =; - : % sisoss;
wors sSs J. asS IT, B,osdw.y d iixso4
aas WIZ Ms'a 10 c c ss s''s. Nom
0e 9. Elliott AND wife to Robert sherrard 500
4h .y .s III. n, sd ,s2S YORK as72
tomnany -. Observation-Disclosures. Nom.
Bs Ss%sI ss t. Thompson so.7is
sst "a Rssasl Gannui ana husband
Of. 10 AZ. VOWS vs. .aleS' i aS:i st. ai17i
s,'. 70 H,s% vos s s%S s:asss s
ON heSensten and wife to Joseph 10000
'lss s.. s.a 81 Joseph e. IT, ss.; .ssa
L as.ss an Nom
$50 ,S . ant. y, ws e John ay yn se.
ga sarss l. Pope to Ambrose N. ! William 7. Par.
;.si ;Ss iRs.::i,a Sssi Will ,ss
iissS 4, q {, =. 4 4o s,s nj H. s.s
min nal Ds; and VIE VIZ 81 M .s1' Nom
"a IA s 70 s.s.a aosSs sem
N ssS IL :n: KIM Gs sss%%s e. JoS1
"a ~: y come; iii iOi1sO owen deai; VAN
50 20 sy. w. corner Doth st.. 25xoo; solomon
7s ss' .s ana s's av scaios Frank
salHisy 70 q Harris. * 1;o, Nom
ii steers Jr. 1eisrsej to New York Lie Insurance
7s SS% .s 5. SO IT, OF I'd Az, aoiioaa; same, 49,
s sa%s 81 e a. so it, Of D::cI:; st.. a5xloo
". j. Kane 0elsree, 20 Alexander Perry 1890
OK Ransom Geieree, to smusi Y holman 1900
q ,n n ct Sass o.sao
Boulevard, i. eoner Of o,,h ST.; aoiSxiSo; $
,4 beaa ST. t's' .. 100 @ H. Of sh "y o
,sas sss s. no f sss 10 ai
lar; Thomas H. Landon reefee) to Benjamin 90,
id.n ay s. Sill n Of I'D St. 6i1ioo. OF
smith reeree)to Stephen D. Marshall ane others go,
Macy ys S.. - a5o5 II, Of Morris av a5nioo
James Z. Mare (reieree) 10 Sylvester Hunt 700
AZ sS.t 70 ohm ohm o ;1H $4,000
RscospED xomraAsss
Nos lis. us. 30, ~ and "a Harrison 81;
pssa Ale ssnd:i aud vile. 10 John j:soSr: No Is
Essrnsrd, john to ncnrie,,a L. King sxecator.
..ae No 40 Monroe :. = year,. 1850
rsIdmans s.sssn and husband, 10 the second n.
a ofso.h =, 1901. y; o. 9Th .vvv 49,: $500
Hopper ?, s'' cisr,s 10 msisn H. 5ssnd Abb, q
na%psss asoss and others. s,sshss
,o
54s Pearl ST. - years 1000
| Moore, BRIDGET, to Charles Purdy, s. Q. corner Of
College and Gilman st.. cath ward years. 25O
| Purcell, EDWARD aud wiie. to William A. Cauldwell
| and Nathan Bishop, executors, &c), n g. OF 57th
St. OF 9th nv. years Il.OOO
Rafel. Joseph and wife, to the Mutual Lie Insur-
yesr a. 500
Hoppe. : AN ST. w. Of 9Th sv yssrs.... 45oo
Tabcr, Charles q. and wife, to The Equitable Life
and isi Pearl p S. year 10000
Bruden William H. 10 Uhr.scpsep Meysr......... S. 600
Same 20 same 900
same 10 same 900
same 10 san,s ....................,... 1000
| Same 90 sstne ......................... 900
same 10 same Experimentation. 900
Harris. X. II, to j. LIE Roy Warren Nom.
Platt hilbert M. TO Ambrose M Parsons. 2SUU
",am 70 10000
steinwnv sons 10 William steipwav guardian &c. 12OOO
Union Dime savings Ipsutution 10 Jane H. Fox 1850
Yerarruos Claude . 10 Augusts j. varnow,..... Nom
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had in any way by his negligence contributed to the
accident and II appeared to DO equally undispnted
company running the sleeping under shed, In
doing which the car camc In contact with part OF
the building The principal points disputed on the
trial the extent Of the injury to the plaintiff
whether the condition OF Ill health OF which he now
complains the result OF that injury and, SO, 10
what amount was he damaged thereby. is
claimed on the part of the plaintiff
that he now suffering from affections OF
the liver and spleen, pains IN the back OF
his head and in mis- back and numbness OF the limbs.
some all OF which the direct result vi the
original injury. ON these points eighteen or twenty
medical experts were examined, including Drs. HAM
mond, Ramsey and James r Wood, oil this city, and
Drs LOOMS, Gelchell and Mcbride Of Philadelphia.
The the respective sides Of the case on inc
question to whether or mol the injury would pro-
duce the present effects claimed by the plaintin 70
have ensued thsreirom differed n opinion as widely
doctors proverbiay known 20 DO. The
plantif represented on the trial by Messrs
James NJ. Smith and Simon H. Stern and the defend
ant by Messrs. ChilJs 4 Barnett Tho jury found In
favor of the plaintiff and assessed his damages 81
Sl1, $780,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
REAL ESTATE.
The following salcs made on the Exchange yes

terday -
ny RICHARD HARNRrr.
John Bassett. referee-of IL lots, each 25x9o IL
est I42d st. OF llth NV. to piantiM $IoUo
@. LYON.
z. S. DaKin, referee Foreclosure sale Of the hys
story warehouse, with lease OF lot 25xlOO, No. NJ
Murray ST. n =, 90 II. . OF Grsenwch st.. leased
May :; ls % platinum ss /. Year.. $500
Also similar sals-u. a. Hsissy, reiereeaof tho
stables iss MIN r. o Of nv to pi.in loo4o
A. > DLEkcKER AND SON.
p T. Joachirusen, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale OF the
building, With lease OF lot 25x97 No. Al East 9th
So ssa5 j. to Fran. H l. w. $500
GERARD BDrTS
John NJ Barbour, reteree-Foreciosuro sale OF the
house and stable. with two lots, each 25xlOoll
n Mo- nh hs. ,.oA -. 1895
L WILLS
7 Grnnt Sinclair. referee Foreclosure sale Of six
lots each 25xl0O, west side OF Elm av.
~ ana aa TO psint,G. Observation-Disclosures. l2Oo
Q.l5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
REAL ESTATE IN ELIZABETH, N. J

TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Some time ago a report appeared In city paper OF
tho sale Of the Dimock property IN Elizabeth, N J.
The property sold little nothing for the reason
thai good title could be given The paper In ques-
ton gave the prices Jailed to say that tho title
was not good the sale OF Elizabeth properly was
thereby greatly injured. Informed the Journal OF
The mistake that II hnd made but declined 10 print
my letter or say anything about II. VERDAD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

AxDERsoS-Mc CARrmr.-ln Philadelphia 10th INST,
at st. Josephs Church, by Rev. Father Jordan, Cap
tam N A. ANDERSON, formerly of Unitod States Navy
to Miss JOSEPHINE N. MCCARTHY, OF Philadelphia.
HYDE Park on Hudson by the Rev. Edward Sekirk,
rector OF TRINITY Church, Albany, ALD.Rr H. YER
NAM TO EMxx GooLD, daughter OF tho late Eben Good
win
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

(NorE.-Letters intended for this column must Dc
accompanied by this writer's full name and address 10
insure attention. Compliments who are unwilling 10
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing.
write only on one side OF the paper ED. HERALD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
RAPID TRANSIT.

II has already appeared IN tho HERALD that tho
England Iron Company has commenced . suit against
Sho Gilbert Elevated Railroad Company and the Now
York Loan and Improvement Company 10 recover
$1,000, 900. This suit brought alleged con-
tract furnish for tho construction OF tho Gil
bert Elevated Railroad this city Tho contract
never performed the part oil defendant, and u Is
claimed that II IL had been plaintiff would have real
txed No pro0ts thereon the sum TO recover which
the suit has been brought. The defendants
applied 10 The courts additional tno
20 answer. and also for al order onpeng plaintiff
80 exhibit tnem the documents which the suit 10
based inspection OF them bsng necessary 70 de-
eame before chef Justice Gurus, in Special Term Of
the superior Court, Yesterday, on argument OF tho
motion OF tho defendants The judge granted tho
motion TO the extent thai defendants shall have ten
and that plaintiff shall grant them inspection OF
tho documents which the suit Is based.
THE LAW PROTECTING TRAVELLERS.
suit somewhat peculiar In its features well M
being OF importance railroad travellers and rail-
road companies was concluded before Judge Van
hoesen and jury, In Part Of the Court OF Common
Pleas yesterday. Thomas 8. Nelson ID q dry goods
commission merchant In Philadelphia, having
branch house this city. On the 2oth OF November
city and engaged berth In a sleeping the line
In the morning he got out OF his berth and went to
khe wash basin. and while engaged there sudden con-
cusson OF the car occurred which threw
him backward, and b" head striking Striking
OF the results Of which ne stu COM
plains. lie thereupon brought the present suit
against the company to recover $4,000 damages
There was 90 prcsenco on the trial that the paintn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
THE FIFTH AVENUE STAGE LINE.

To TIE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
On Saturday night last ! took Fifth Avenue stage
No. 39l to ride Fulton Ferry got on TOD and was
informed by the drivor that he was not allowed 10
take tickets, ana that must pay ten cents. PAID
the ten cents under protest. Is there no law 10 COM
pel the company TO take tickets issued by them,
unless they make that one shall ride on topf
STAGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
M1sCHIEvoUs BOYS.

To THE EDITOR THE HKRALD:-
puring tho last two months the ncighborhood OF
Forty nrst street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues,
has been annoyed by number Of boys between twelve
and sixteen years OF age. Windows are broken ana
boxes or Whatever else may be placed on the sioe-
w.ks Nv, rturucd No effort IL by the police 10
hcan made READER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
TO LIFE.

To THE EDITOR rnR HERALD
Please call tho attention OF the Commissioner OF
Public Works to the terrible condition Of tho SIDE
walk front OF No. 2S Rector street. II IS DANCER
GUS to life and limb. SUBSChlbElS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
SIDEWALK DISTRACTIONS.

To THE EDITOR THE HKRALD:-
ASH passing through the Bowery last sunday
evening stumbled over piece OF iron lett on the
walk by the Elevated Railroad employees. injured
NV RIG ht foot very badly and cut my shoe from SIDE
10 side Could not thing DO done to prevent the
mu,eancc J.R.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
COURT OF APPaALS.

ALBANY, N. r., May Il, 1878.
MOTIONS.
Samuel Samuels, appellant, va. The Evening Mail
Association, Experimentation TO put tho cause
on tho calendar granted.
Augusto strupponan et al, appellants. vs. Augusts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
A SOUND SUGGESTION.

To rHR EDITOR OF H.RALD:-
Permit me TO suggest, through your valuable paper
to tbs proprie,ors OF Glmocs Garden, the erection
Of a root or sounding board over the music stand 70
DO used by Thomas orchestra during tho coming sea.
son, as TO prevent tho sound being lost IN the
space above. MuSiC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
SCHOOL HOURS IN EUROPE.

To THE EDIroR rHR HERALD
Why not borrow an idea from Europe IN regard to
schoolsi There intermissiou extends from twelve 70
two O'clock ana school is dismissed at four rule
like that mere would promote health and give the chill
dren ample time Tor dinner. A. A. ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
TITLES TO LAND IN AUDUBON
PARK

The decision of the Court Of Appeals yesterday in
ahe matter OF the Department OF Public Parks relative
20 the opening or the Boulevard above 155th street
ends a litigation that has been full OF contradictory
decisions all the lower courts Tho proceeding in
voved the title to . strip OF land in Audubon Park,
Carmansville In 1850 Dennis Harris sold parcel Of
land John Daley fronting Eleventh avenue and
18TH street. Daley claims that no bought TO the
of the street, but in his deed received from
Harris 1862 the boundary is along the north side Of
18TH street Daley fenced in tho land in the
and held 1t, claiming title until 1874 when
sns sns .sm awarded ns
ny tho city. In 1865, however, Harris
George B. Grnnei. Before the Commissioners OF
Estimate both Daley and Grnnell claimed title 70
tho land the street. but the Commissioners refused
TO decide and awarded the money to unknown
owners" The report was thus confirmed September,
1873 Grinnell tncn brought this proceeding TO OBJ
tain the money, making bailey and the city parties,
and IL referred TO William N. Armstrong, referee
The latter reported IN favor OF Grinneli In January
March following aside the Referees report aud
awarded the money to Daley, with costs. Grin
nell appealed TO the General Term, where
Tor Grinnell and Mr.. Howe for Daley, which
In January. 1876, decided that mother DALEY nor
Grinne was entitled the fund, but that the award
having been made Tor land within the lines OF street
deded TO public use the city was entitled thereto
fused hear a reargument Grinnell thon appealed
10 the Court OF Appeals The case was argued Tor
a.
Mcssrs Woodruff and Howe for Daley and the
Corporation Counsel for the city. 1t was contsnded
for the appellant that deed from Harris 10
Daley granting by tho north side OF 18TH street
conveyed part OF the land street |;
that although Daley may have bought to the centre
apd held possession for twenty years yet that
he did not hold adversely to Harris; that the con-
veyances dId not constitute dedication Tor pubic
and that the city had thereby acquired no tito
10 the land or fund IN question. The Court OF APP
peals sustains this view, and tho decision handed
down yesterday reverses the orders Of the General
and Special Supreme Court and directs
payment OF tho money to Grinne, with costs against
Ihe city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
CONVEY" GEOGHEGAN INDICTED.

Al about half-past three O'Clock on the morning o.
the 9th OF January last alteration took place IN
Owon Geoghogan's saloon, No. 103 Bowery. An at
tack, the proprietor claims, was made upon him by
James Martin alias Rose said 10 be an ex-convict
Geoghcgan, II Is alleged, shot Martin In the abdomen
The wounded man staggered 10 pho oil LUMBER near
tho saloon lay there until police officer discovered
HIM. On the 14th OF the same month Martin ded IN
Bellevue Hospital Geoghogan. is SAID, concealed him.
sell days. he averreo TO battle Captain oiey
whom he CONSIDERED his bitter oe but subsequently
surrender himself to Captain Caffrey. Geoghegan
was acquitted ny Coroner's jury and his saloon was
reopened under tho name Of tue Windsor Palace. IL
alleged that Geoghegan was Interested III The con-
Germ. Testimony recently presented resulted In his
indictment by the Grand Jury for the killing Of Mar
tin. The accused arrgned yesterday, before Re.
corder HAcKett. and pleaded not guilty. Ho was re-
manued for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
PUBLIC SERVICES.

It is claimed BY the widow and friends Of the late
John Lord that in his lifetime he was an officer Of the
Marine Court, and that for Jour months during mo
year 1872 be haa not received any pay. His widow
prought SUIT against the city TO recover tho amount
$780, which was tried before Judge Speir ana jury,
In Part OF the Superior Court, yesterday the PLAIN
til being represented by Mr.. Elliot 7. Sanford and
Mr. James Oliver, and tho city by Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel Miller. The defence was that the ser
vices had been rendered, that no voucher Tor
the amount had ever been presented to the comp
troller, and that the claim had never passed the
Board OF Audit in the year 1872, az re-
CURED by statute. The Law also requires
that before a SUIT shall be brought against
the city tor tho recovery OF any claim
demand for the amount shall have been made on tho
Com proer at least thirty days before the commence
such action In the course OF the trial u APP
peared that the demand made In this case WIS Tor
$500 instead OF $500. the point was taken on bo-
halt the city recovery could be had Tor airy
sum greater than the demand. This point tho Court
held 10 DO we'll taken, ana counsel tor the piaintn
thereupon waived the extra $780, The jury had
failed to agree the nour Of Adjournment and were
ordered TO bring In sedlod verdict this morning.
The question gwen TO them 10 consider was tho
perio. the services by the dead man during
his lifetime.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-02

4 every one retired to his mvoritc saloon
10 net according 10 his own opinion ol
/ the coloneFS motives and actions.
But when the colonel, after remain-
ing III the barber shop for half III hour,
emerged with his face clean shaved and
hair neatly trimmed and parted, betting
WAS So Wild that Il rool-headcd sporting
man speedily made Il fortune hy betting
against every theory that WAS advanced
Then the colonel made tour of the
stores, and fitted himself with il new
suit ot clothes, carefully cSchcwlng all
ot the generous patterns and pro-
nounccd colors 50 dear to tho average
miner. lie bought new hat and put
On a pair OF boots, and pruned his
tineer-nails, and, stranger than NIL, he
mildly declined MI invitations to drink
As the colonel stood i'll the door of
the principal saloon, whcro the stage
always stopped, the Challenge llill
constable was seen to approach the
colonel, and tap him on the shoulder,
upon which all mon, who bet that the
colonel was dodging somebody, claimed
the stakes. But those who stood near
the colonel heard the constable say;
Colonel, take ii all back When
seen you get out of Challenge llll 1t
come 70 mo that you might he III the
road-agcnt business, 50 ! lolcrcd YOU
duty YOU know. But when seed YOU
sell rlpsie know | was ON the wrong
trail. wouldn't suspect you now il all
the stages i'll the state WIZ robbed; and
I'll give You satisfaction any way You
want it.
It's MI right, said the colonel, with
II smile. The constable afterwards said
that nobody had amy idea of how curl
ously the colonel smiled when his board
was OFT
Suddenly the stage pulled up ut the
door with il crash, and the male passcn-
gers hurried into the saloon IN II state
of utter Indignation and impecuniosity
The story Of the robbery attracted
everybody, and during the excitement
the colonel slipped out quietly, and
opened the door Of the stage. The old
lady started and cried
George !"
And the colonel jumped into the
stage, and put his arms tcndorly about
the trembling form ol tho Old lady, ox-
claiming
: Mother - Bret Hdte,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-02
4 Diplomatic Answer.


Ihc old mpn Smith. Of Richiicld, is u
sclf-sutlicient sort Of IN old fellow, and
prides himself upon his riding abilities.
One day he cspied his young hopeful
leading Il colt to water rather gingcrly,
and remarked.
why on earth don't you ride that
bcast?"
I'm 'fraid to; fraid he'd throw me.
Bring that hoss here" snapped the
old man.
The colt was urged up 70 the fence.
and braced on one side by the boy
while the old man climbed on to the
rails and stocked himself on the colts
back. Then he was let 60 and the old
gentleman rode proudly oil. Paralyzcd
by fear the colt went slowly for about
twenty rods without demonstration.
Then like lightning his four
legs punched together, his back
bowed like IL yiuduct arch
and the old man shot up in the
air, turned seven separate and distinct
somcrsnuts, aud lii on the small OF his
back in the middle Of tho road, with
both legs twisted around his neck.
Fastening q him the young hopeful
anXiously inquired:
Did 1t hurt you, pa2
The old man rose slowly, shook out
the knots il lis legs, brushed the dust
from lis ears and bair, and rubbing his
bruised elbows, growled
We'll il didn't do me 4 dun bit Of
good. You 20 home"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-02
Mixed Babies.
Waco / lexl Register

Some time ago there was dancing
party gwen IN q certain neighborhood
III Texas, and most Uftho Adcs present
had little babies, whose noisy peryersity
required too much attention To permit
the mothers 70 enjoy the dance. A
number Of gallant young men yolun-
teered to mind the young ones while
the parents indulgcd in m old Vir-
ginia break down. No sooner had the
women left the babies III charge Of the
niischcvious devils than they stripped
the babies. changed clothes, giving
the apparel Of one to another The
dance over, it was time TO 60 home,
and the mothers hurridly took each
baby Ill tie dress Of her own, and
started some to their homes ten or ff-
teen miles of, and were far on their
way before daylight But the day fol-
lowing there was tremendous row in
the settlement; mothers discovered that
i single night bud changed the rex of
their babies, observation disclosed phy-
steal phenomena, and then commenced
the tallest female pedestrianisnl; living
miles apart, IL required two Or three
DAYS TO unmix the babies, and rs many
months TO restore the women % their
natural sweet dispositions. 10 this day
it i unsafe for any of lie baby mixers
u venture into the .Ieighbofh0od.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-02

AT Ill the prominent points of the
Shenandoah, Virginia, the fshermen
are meeting with nnusuall, good luck
tnis season, and all pat experience
proves that as the summer advances the
Fport grows better and better.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-08-02

STRAws show which way the money
goes.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08

called for the yeas and nays upon the
adoption of the resolution which result
I'd in a unanimous vote Of 20 yeas, Mr..
Price being absent.
Mr.. McIlinchy then offered another
resolution to the affect that the City
Solicitor be asked for his opinion as to
whether Council can reduce the num-
ber of Surveyors in the Engineering de-
partment without violating the city
charter.
He stated as his reason for Offering
this that there were at present three
surveyors employed in the Surveying
department and he had talked with
people competent Of Judging and was
informed that two could do all the work
necessary. The citv charter provides
for three surveyors and II the nnn Der
cannot be- reduced without violating It,,
it would be advisable to petition TO the
Legislature, at Its coming session, to get
the alteration made.
This resolution was also unanimous
ly adopted.
An order in favor Of George II. =.
Simmons 4 Sen for 81 4s,.e5 was drawn
and Mr.. McGlinchy having no more
resolutions proposed Council adjourned