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Another southern Presidential Trip.

u The fraudulent nG president s attended by
poses to visit all the chief Southern cities
between Washington and Galveston return
ing by way OF st. Louis, after the adjourn
ment Of Congress. The political object OF this
that it was arranged before the investigation
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The indianapolis journal is certain Mr.
Hayes will stick. He sis mild-mannered
man, but no coward. He was a soldier and
has smell6d powder" He is an officeholder
and draws his salary He'll stick.
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BARNES HOTEL,
MISSISSIPPI CITY.

TyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE LEASED FOB
Il term Of years this celebrated Watering
Place, noted for It's healthfulness, beautiful
scenery, FINE SEA BATHING and FISHING
semi distant from New Orleans and Mobile. on
the New Orleans and Mobile Railroads q ride
from either city OF only two and half hours
and accessible by direct railroad aud telea
graphic communication to all parts OF the
country. and with accom- mO1atlous un6duafse
by ANY HOTEL ON THE GULF COAST
intend to make BARNES HOTEL the most
comfortable and desirable house In the South.
both for SUMMER and WINTER RESORT.
Invalids will find every delieaoy. comfort END
attention, while the yotaries Of pleasure Will be
furnished with both BRASS and SITTING
GALLfRIES, ARCH ERY, CR0QBET. AND
ALL OTHER GAMES productive Of health
The Bar viii be furnished with Wines and
Liquors. PURE and OF the best to be uur-
chased.
We appeal. by right of our past reputation as
liberal Hotel managers. TO the generous sup
port Of our people, for whose benefit We make.
rs below, our rates a5 low as consistent with
keeping FIRST-CLAsS HOUSE
The House win be fully opened on the first o.
June.
Board, per day. 90 30
Board, per week. 10 90
Board, per week. per month...........s.. ~ go
N. B,-FREE OF CHARGE Exeursfonista
and other parties will fiud at Barnes Hotel
magnificent Picnic and Encampment Grounds
Of fifteen acres, shaded with live oaks, with
privilege OF Bathing and Fishing. and ara
cordially invited 10 partaks thereof.
CHAS. IL. SMEDE8, Agent.
JOHN f. ROWLAND,
nnv1 1n prnnriet0rH
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MONTROSS AND SHADY GROVE.
BILOXI, H1rsgTssTPp1.

NWW VEGIA ABT NIEU KbbGE pNAWEHE VI WEaDHBH9f
FTIHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
IL In announcing to his friends and ths
travelling public generally. shat he is able this
season 60 offer Increased comfort and addf@
tional accommodations to bis many PATRONS
q term of years. will keep sane Ia connection
with the M0NTR0S5 HOUSE. Both hotels
situated directly on the beach. afFordiag iind
view of the Gulf of Mexico. and Offering b0at~
ing, bathing and fishing Of The finest deeekiD.
ton. No expense will be spHred To make tie
Montross and Shady Grove Hotels first class In
every respect. Terms reasonable. Special
Rates TO Families and Permanent GUESTS
Meals 10 Exeursionists 81. with privilege oz
lighthouses free OF charge, Address
p. j. MONTROeS, Proprietor
or IT, 81, EARQUAR,
Tny6 Ann P.O Box 1917. New Orleans,
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STRAYED.

A MARE STR AYED-STRAYED ON SUN
"A day morning, a. half past O'Clock q BAY
MARE. about 14H hands high, with long name
and tail She has a scar on the left side of the
neck about one inch and half In length. Her
lett FORE hoof i cracked on the outside. A lib
eral reward will he paid for the return of the
same to 1894 Magazine street. jet0 3t*
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At Meeting of sfae Third Ward DeEna
ocratic and Conservative CInb, held III Claiborne
Market on Saturday evening, June 1, at $3.50
O'Clock. the following named gentlemen were
appointed Judge and Commissioners Of Regis
tfHtion and Election:
Judge-L Dillon.
Commission rs-P. Racket, ]. J. Dugsn. r.
Reilley. John Nc MULLEN, John MeHale. John o.
Flynn.
The registration Office Of this ward will be
open in the various places on the following
days:
June and g. Corner Howard and Perdido
reefs.
June g. and Sooner Camp and Girod
streets.
June 10. Ii and 12-Corner Poydras and Ba-
rome streets.
June Is. IA and 15-Corner Poydras and Bolivar
streets.
June II, 10. 10 and 2o-Corner Palmyra and
Pfieur streets.
MARTIN FTyNERTY, President.
TERENCE REILLY. Secretary. je2 t2g
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FOR SALE.

EloR sALE-AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. ON
A. account IT leaving this city. q fine double
COTTAGE Fl USE. containing twelve rooms,
pleasant neighborhO d; convenient to marke-
churches, schools and cars. The house Is we'll
located, b3tween First and Second streets, on
Constancs street For further information
inquire on the premises, No. 421K Constance
street. Je6 81
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POINT CLEAR.

TTNHE CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS AND
A vicinage will be glad to learn that the superb
new Hotel at POINT CLEAR win be opened
May is.
POINT CLEAR
combines more advantages, both for the seekers
after health and pleasure. than any other water
ing place In the South Situated in Mobile Bay
within stones throw OF the Gulf of Mexico. 10
boasts surf bathing pure, health giving salt
air the finest fish In the world, fine boating and
driving, billiard saloons and ten pin alleys.
The Hotel is new. and has, with its surround
ings,. been SO imppoved as TO make 1t q uost de-
hghtful residence for spuDeF. The beds and
furniture are also entirely. new. and the cuisine
is especially excellent. There Is eoTQmunaeM@
ton with Mobile twice daily. and parties leaving
New o. leans In the morning arrive st the Hotel
to dinner. The charges are moderate au&
special terms made Tor families.
For particulars address
Fl. o, BALDWIN. Proprietoy.
Point Clear.
Baldwin County, Ala,
or PATTISON & BOVAHD.
~ and "a @ aver street.
ALFRED FRELLGON,
apis am 81 Carondslet streets
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special NoTloEs.

Assgcia tiOn Army of Tennessee. Rev Orr
leans. June Il 1s7s-fhe regular monthly meet"
ing Of Ibis agsneiation will be held THIS Tues.
day1 EVENING, at 7 o'clock, at the rooms at
Mechanics Institute Important matters. will
be brought before the meeting. and full al
''tlO'''OO 40 JAMES LINGAN, President.
JOHN Go1DINe. cretary. jill 1t
special NNtice-AEembera of the LOuisl-
ana Sugar Planters Association. are notified
that the Sgenga sugar g ne from Japan, has ar
rived All parties entitled to same will please
call Immediately for their portion at 1870 Com
ia11 ii ~ JAMES F.. G1FFEN, Secretary.
once Planters on Company, 16s Com
mon street-ThE annu II election for Directors
once. on THURSDAY, June 20. 1878. between
'n ipi ny lot . Jas N WINsHIp. Secretary.
Notlce-Neither the captain, owners nor
the UNDERSIGNED agents Of the British steam
ship FIRE QUEEN, Williams master, from
Colon, wi be responsible for any debts con-
trac I'd by the crew OF said vessel:
98t -- DFOAN q w.
WOrkIngmen's HRuk-New Orleans,
June 8, 1878 AT a meeting OF The board IF di.
rer,nrs. held the fourth i1stant. Nc. EDGAR
itINCKS was appointed cashier in place of Mr..
= i 20 St t'-iOl9' EDG n HINCKs, Cashier.
ONCE OF New Orleans City Railroad
Company. No. 1874 Canal street, New ORLEANS,
June S, 1878 Certificate No s57s in favor of Miss
Adele Jackson, for twenty-five shares OF the
capital stock of this company, bearing date
January 2, 1878, having been lost or nislaid,
notice is hereby given that unless the same be
produced at this Office within Thirdly days from
date hereof, new certificate will issue in lieu
thereof and said certificate No. 1919 be declared
null and void.
ie6 I'm Y. Q. LEWIS, sPcretaVy.
NotiCe.-AII military organizations de-
string tn participate In the excursion to Mobile
given under the auspices of the First Regiment
Louisiana Field ar iery, will please call upon
Il her of the undersigned for all information
necessary thereto.
New Orleans, June 4, 1873 -
LIEUT. J. N. AUGUSTIN.
| 20 Carondelet street;
Carr. Z. j. SOUBY,
| 1t3 Canal street;
| LIEUT.. CHS. LALLAhDE.
90 Baronns street;
! LIEUT.. W. n BEANHAM,
les II IA Peters street
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LosT-FouND.

+ .OsT-oN SUNDAY NIGHT, JUNE .. 1878.
~ from the corner Of Religious and Orange
streets. chestnut MARE, four years old, about
siH teen hands high, white spot on forehead.
saddle marked, and right hind foot white. A
liberal reward will be p4id for It's returnto
CHAS T.. WILLIAMS,
ie1t 81 Corner Religions and Orange sts.
r .osT-oN OR ABOUT FEBRUARY 40, 1873,
IL a Louisiana Savings 3 INK book, Endorsed
Michael Cosgroye," containing at the time
when lost So In currency The finder will
please return, IS application has been made TO
the above rank. -
je11 16 20* MICHAEL COSGROVE.
ENoUND-JUNE6 s, 1878. II THE RIVER, FOOT
n of Nuns street, ONE HAWSER. thirteen
inches 9und The owner. Can have the same
by proving property aud paying expenses.
Apply u JOHN HOGAN. No. 605 Tchoupitonlas
street, New Orleans, La, 93*
EoUND-A BAY HORSE, WHICH THE
owner can have by paying expenses and
proving property. Apply to ]. Lswler, 4I2 First
street. ie9 3t@
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seventh Ward-s Otice-The voters of
the Seventh Ward will please note that the reg.
places, viz:
Corner of Claiborne and Lapeyrouse streets.
June 8. and 5.
Corner Of Prosper and Bagatelle streets, June
s, z and g.
At Or cans Car Station, June 10, II and IL.
Corner of Union and Royal streets, June 10,
IA and is.
Corner of Claiborne and Lapeyrouse streets,
June II, 10 and 10.
street June 90
Polls will be kept open from to II O'Clock
a. M, and to o'clock D. m,
ia5 t2O A. v. FLOTTE. Judge.
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Warm Springs,
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA,
Is now oPEN
For the Reception Of Pleasure seekers
and InyaEids.

THIS LOVELY PLACE Is SITUATED IN
4 The beautiful valley Of the French Broad
within eight niles If railroad.
We have a fine B4nd OF Music, attentive seq
wants, and all other accom- p0aattoas V Pc
found at fir t-cIass watariu2 pias e.
thIet w. IN. HOVER TtJg.
my2s I'm pEvprie.as.
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WANTED L TO BUY FOR CASH. SIX
w family residences In Third, Second or
First Districts of this city, in good neighbnr-
hood. and In the CENTRAL part OF said districts.
Cottage or two-story houses, with lots 80 by ito
or no. at the present low prices. and must be In
good repairs. Applications must be made. to
me In writing give In full particulars OF lot,
locality, number of rooms, gas, wsseFwor ks.
elevation Of ground and ceiling, siza Of rooms.
etc. FLAVIUS LEBE5QUE,
mv95 i'm p7k Exchange Alley.
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moItsKs WANrEn.

WANTED-TO RENT-A. HOUSE WITH
must not be over SIS per month. Address g. W.
b.. Democrat office. my24 tt
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The People of the Third ward will be
pleased to learn that Me-. Tom card has con-
scented to run as a candidate of the Democratic
and Conservative party for the presidency of
the Cent al Cub Mr.. Wizard is not a candidate
for the shriovalty or. any other. office in the
gift of the people; his ohly object in allow
ing the use of his name is to assist the labor
ing men to get employment -
JET 1877 MANY FRIENDS.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Montgomery County, Virginia.

THIS POPULAR. SUMNER RESORT WILL
IL be opened on SATURDAY, June /. 1878, for
the season, under the new management Of
COLHOUN, RIVERS & CO.
The hotel has been entirely renovated and ra-
" excellent, being In tho hands OF q irsf~cIass
caterer and as istanis, and to our flrmer pa
irons and the public in ganef 81 we will say khAE
no expense will be spared to maintain the pest
reputation OF this old aud popular summer re-
sort. The terms are as follows, viz:
Board per day. ......... ......+........... 81 50
Board per week. IS %
Board per month. ..............s..4...s...s 20 o.
The Mobile Railroad will issue excursion
tieEete good from June until Eoyemberf 1873.
For further information, as to terms. e4css
N'0''SS RIVERS q IaONGLEY.
nny15 I'm st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A N EXPERIENCED TUTOR DESIRES PO-
IA .sition In q family In the country. He has
made specially of young pupils. and would
prefer such. References given. Address j..
box 2s45. New Orleans. ie1t 81
WANTED-A SITUATION. BY A BOY
w sixteen years OF age. In store or any
business where he can make himself generally
useful Would work for email salary. and
would have no objection to go into the country.
Best Of city references given. Address L. ",
this Office. je9 81
CT Rn ron PIANO TUNING BEST WORK
p1 .VU $50 Magazine. ID. hEEOH. Soiree
Pianist ivE tw .
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The above statement is just true and cor
rect transcript from the books of the CompaI
PAUL FOURCHY, President
G. w, EoTr, Secretary.
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mKLP wANTED-PEmALEs.
ehnrnbernaalas. Coeks, Nurasa. DC,

w will make herself generally useful will
find steady employment ct 6g6 Barobne street
near Sixth street je11 liz
WANTED "A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w girl to do dining-room work Best Of
references required. Apply at residence, on
Canal street, between HagRn and Carrollton
Avenues, or at No. LOO Canal street. ie6 tf
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Voters of the Tenth Warl-The registration Of
ice will be open daily from q. m. to / p. m.
and from D 2. m. to ps m, on June 10. y and
"a. at the Wigwam, on st. Charles street.. be-
tween Jackson aud Josephine.
By order Of Commissioners of Registration.
T. j. BATH,
jes ATT Secretary Tenth Ward.
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WBrlkIngmen's BRnk-Rew Orleans,
June g. 1878 AT meeting OF the board of d.
rertors. held the fourth instant. Mr.. EDGAR
iIINCKS was appointed cashier in place of Mr..
ieg 81 ST. '' Eba tR HINCKs Cashier.
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WAVES.
SITUATIONS wANVRp- FnmA1.Es.


N8UNENs WHk888s BEa8 q FE5F FzzzsEEEs EsU1s
WANTED by A RTsPECTABLE GIRL. Il
~ situation to- do housework AND nurse.
Address NJ. G. D., this office. ie1t st
WANTED DESTINATIONS A RESPECT.
w able woman and daughter, TODD general
housework Address Nc. M., this office. jes st
WANTED A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman, q situation as first class cook or
to cook, wash and iron. Address No. t12 AM
nunciatlon street, corner Of Thalia. ies st
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans. City of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me the tenth
day of June, 1873. JAMES FAHEY,
Notary Puh ie
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Attention Bem0cratir-C0nserva tive v8t-
ers OF the Tenth Ward-The registration Office
will open daily from a. m. tot D. m. at No. 521
Camp street, between st. M@ry and 81. Andrew.
be9een Isekon and Joaspbiaa ~ from os na Il
to June IS. Inclusive; corner OF Howard and
Josephine from june IA to june 16. Inclusive
je87 t* DANIEL O'LEARY, President.
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second Ward Registration = The office
for the registration OF voters of the Second
Ward will be opened daily from p. m. tn Sp.
streets, and will remain open at that place until
jeT ii r.. g. DIAMOND, President
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-25
DER FREISCHUTZ.

Presentation of This Opera by the Har-
monia Society of Minneapolis.
1t is an ambitious undertaking for amateurs
to place an opera like Der Freischutz upon the
stage, but then amateurs are generally ambi-
tious, and too frequently, like the great car
dinal Woolsey, their ambition over-reaches
them, aud they fall in like manner as did the
angels. In noticing the performance of Der
Freischutz by the Harmonic society of Mime
apolis, at the Athaneum last night it should
be borne In mind that the
''personen" were all amateurs in the
truest sense, and yet to lavish unlimited and
undeserved praise would be an injustice to the
public who were asked to pay their 50 cents,
and an injury to the performers. 1t is quite
true that the performance was not without
merit, but the music was completely beyond
the capacity of both singers and orchestra, and
although they might do passably well-and
some Of them excellently well in composition
OF less pretensions, the attempt at Der Frei-
schuetz cannot in any sense be termed a sue
cess. The overture by the orchestra in parts
was totally incomprehensible, and throughout
the conception was vague or radically incorrect
The instruments too were anything but har.
out of tune, and the bass rough, un-
even and boisterous. The choruses were
at the commencement good but weakened as
the strain came upon them. The leading male
cnaracters were merely tame sOulless reclta-
tions-this was especially the case with Max
Mr.. A. Warkenthien). great contrast to all
this lneffciency was the most creditable way in
which Miss Ida Cirkler filled the role of Agathe.
Her manner was easy and pleasing her move
ments natural and graceful, her vocalization
unstrained and for such difficult music nnusu-
ally correct. She has pleasant voice, of good
capacity, which, under iudicious and skillful
training, is capable of developing into an organ
OF unusual power. Annie miss Emma Naepele)
also deserves word of praise for her natural
and unaffected acting. Though the opera was
beyond the powers of the carse, as it is of any
amateur talent iu the State. the performance
deserved larger audience-even if it were
merely out of compliment to the sister city.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-25

GREAT AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
VI Griggs l. johnson, Real Estate Agents, Corner
of Third and Cedar, viii sell at public sale at 10 A.
NJ, on Monday, July lst the following lots, blocks
and parts of blocks on ''Daytons Bluff, st. Paul.
viz: Lot II, block 16, Of Suburban Hills. Lot T.
block 8 :, Lyman Dayton's Addihon-corner lot near
water trough by Franz Lambrechts grocery store.
All of block of Lyman Dayton's Addition to Saint
Paul. All of block of same addition. All of block
16 of same addition All of bl> OK 6 Of same ad-
dition. All of block "a of addition, just east
| Of Mrs. Branch. All of block 80 of same addition,
between Ransoms and Asch's blocks. The north $50
feet of west 271 feet of block of addition.
East feet of lot "a, block IS, Of addition.
North ITO feet of block 81 of same addition. East
276 feet of south $50 feet of block Sc of adj
dition-corner Maple avenue and Plum street, being
| southeast corner Of the "Branch Bio k" AL OF
block 81 Of addion except what is taken by the
railroad. This last is in front Of the Godfrey Block
the second below P. H. Kelly's-is west side of
Hoffman avenue, and is valuable property. Also
| lots Is and 16 of Cottage Lots. Terms one third
! cash, balance in and years It is not necessary
say much of this property-it in section of the
city that is rapidly filling up, where new houses are
springing up every day: and where ALL THE PROP
ERTY EVER DIFFERED WAS SOLD, and this
will be all sold in good fath without regard to price.
No one wanting to buy lot or large grounds for a
residence site, to make investment will fail to
| attend this sale. Come with your own conveyances
| 10 my Office, corner Third and Jackson, at A. NJ.
and p. NJ, of the Friday and Saturday pre-
ceding the day of sale, and We'll go over in ex'
cursion parties and spy out the land The sale viii
be made at my Office, corner Third and Jackson
streets, PRECISELY at 10, Monday, July 1st
l60-63 II. 8. FAIRCHILD, Auctioneer.
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Jerry and Sylvester Have Tilt, But I'm.
fortunately DON'T Kill Each Other

Sylvester Montour and Jerry Manning are a
precious pair. They are. to quote woman's
phrase over an admired bonnet, perfect
ducks" of scoundrels. The former, after being
indicted for larceny by the late grand jury,
escaped conviction "by the skin of his
teeth While the latter was only liberated yes
terday from fifteen days sentence on the
stone pile. Yesterday morning the two got
together and compared their notes of rascality,
when Manning informed Montour most en-
phatically that he Montour-was liar and
it is probable that Manning was not far from
the truth in his assertion. But the expression
didn't sit well on Montour's mental digestive
apparatus, and he administered a fearful
pounding to Manning, backing his eyes and
kicking him while he was down. The day wore
on, but Manning's thirst for revenge did not
die out with it. About o'clock in the after
noon, Manning espied Montour upon the levee.
The place and the time were alike favorable,
so Jerry picked up a rock, hurled St
at Montour, and cut a fearful cash in
the top of the latter's head. Manning
walked to the station and gave himself up vol.
UNFAIRLY, and Officer Gibbons shortly afterward
landed Montour in a cell. Judge Flint will
adjudicate upon the matter this morning.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-25
CHAMBER or COMM ERCE,

Reception of tho Odd Fellows Excursion
from Nebraska, Iowa and Kansas--Ce
brating the Fourth--Six Per Cent. Bonds
and Bonds for a High School.
At the meeting Of the Chamber of Com
MERGE yesterday the following letter was read:
ST.. PAUL, June goth, 1878.
To the st. Paul Chamber of Commerce.
The Odd Fellows of this city have made ar
engagements for the reception of our brothers
from Nebraska, Iowa and Kansas. We shall
meet them at the St. Paul & Sioux City rail-
road depot, on July Sd, at l As P. NJ, and after
short parade go to Rice park, where recep-
ton address will be delivered. You are cor
daily invited to participate with us in this re-
ception and have some of your number deliver
an address. We have secured the Great Vest
ern band, and made all the preliminary ar
ments. Have also addressed a similar COM
municatioa to the Mayor and City Council.
Very respectfully yours,
EDWARD RoTERT, Sec. of Com.
Gen. Bishop, from the committee appointed
to call a meeting to arrange for celebrating the
Fourth Of July, reported that call was insert
ed IN all OF the daily papers, and as the result
three reporters, two members of the committee
and one other citizen came. A second meeting
yrs called and only three attended, SO nothing
had been done.
The communication above was referred to
the committee with instructions to take such
action as was thought best.
Peter Berkey offered the following resolu-
ton, which was referred to the committe on
legislation:
RESOLVED, That it is the sense of this chamber
aud tax payers that hereafter all bonds of the
city of St. Paul should bear not to exceed six
per cent. and run twenty years.
Mr.. Lee called up the following resolution Of
fered by him at a previous meeting:
EesoZuel, That the board of education be re-
quested to issue catalogue giving the names
and ages Of the children that now attend the
High school.
Mr.. Banning thought it was manifestly un
fair to bring this question in, and it was done
to antagonize his proposition asking why the
question of the issue of bonds for high
school was not submitted to the people at The
spring election. He moved the appointment,
of a committee of three to obtain this informa
ton, and that Mr.. Lees resolution be referred
to that committee.
After some debate, the question was divided
| and Mr.. Lees resolution was passed, and Mr.
Bannings motion also. The following com.
mittee appointed that motion
| Messrs. Banning, Lee, and Murray The boa,c
| then adjourned.