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BR TIT ES.

Bidwell, Of tho Phnnix House. has not for.
gotten the DEMOCRAT on this Merry CbriftmHs
and We bow In appropriations.
We hnvo received mn attIstnnly gotten vi
card of Invitation 10 tho grind faney dress auG
masquerade bnIi. 10 be givon by the Arlington
dlee Cub ut Odd Fellows Hall on New Ynnr =
Eve.
Tho Nnweboys' concert 10 bs given by the
Newr boys branch OF the Young Mona Chris
tinn Association ON the twonty seventh instant
has hoan postponed to tho fifth Of JnnuHry
next, and viii 30 held ~ previously an
nounced. Mt the hall Of the Young MONS Chris.
tian Association, No. II Camp street.
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,JUNIAPA GIEE CLUB.

htthe last regulnr monthly meottug ~ the
Juniata GI9n Club" hel December -. tho flI-
lowing officers wero elnntod for tho onauing
term OF ak months: *Fbos j.. Chtgoy, presi-
dent: Frank Fnlgnr. Vice presideni: Jnhu w.
McDnlf recording soct etnfy; *Thns. 4. Sehu
brr. iinHncln secrofnrY: Goo. w. Seibart
'reisuror: Simeon BeIden. Jr.. conductor.
+kN-Nlanted
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Charged with Arson.

Just after the large connagration Wednesday,
morning CorporHl Broadhp.,d arrested w Ed
son. tn undertaken. and locked him no Ia the
Fourth Station. charging him with arson. H.
WAS yesterday brought before Judge Whitaker
and remandei without bail to await n preIml-
nary examination.
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PLACING RESPONSIBILITY UPON
THE PROPER SHOULDERS.

Yesterday O private market man. named La
iontaine. was brought 10 before Judge Mon
roe. In the Third District Court. charged with
consempt, In that be had failed to close his
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market according TO the mandate q the court
He was fined $50. with the alternative ot gong
that he had Intended no diareppaot TO the court,
and had diaobpyed its order merely hecaiae he
was advised 10 % so ny his eouna'l, mr. Htneoh
/, naIaan was the np,,nsal refereed to- nnl ha.
bainp brought h foro the bar the psnnltP wis
transfarrnd from the butch ~ shoulders 10
bic. He was rarhleh w Friday, ana Lhi"hfa'he
lalt tho court tfiumuhant
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Mr.. Curry Out on Bonds.

The case " the State vs. John Curry. charged
with the killing If M. ID. Nieman. came up be-
fore Judge Sheehsn yesterday on preliminary
examination. The accused was represented
mony was ELECTED, it being the same as already
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Mrs. Horny j. Davis to II y lsRamior QUO lot
aud improvements. bounded hy Laurel. An
annexation Seventh and H. Rhth atrst Is, fneas-
ufiug 8a test front on Anuuncintion street hv
10 fe.t IN depth md frnptou ghth street 1870
w L Richardson TO Dennis s White tho un-
divided half NJ two lots md impr0Vofnunta
bounded by St JntneR, Mlrket, Religious and
NJ. Thomas preeta. nNasuriug earh 81 fnsf
front on ~. James street ny 100 faot in depth
q. Ono lot md improvements, In tho same
square. measuring ~ feet front on st. jam as
street by "a f"ef In deufh $1,000
CanHl Bank to james Gnreornn two lets md
improvemabtR. bounded Nv Ftnpktin Iiberty.
frpl mud julia ,treeta one m"psuring % feet
front on Frat kiln street by l2a feet In aAutli ,
no other measures a. feet trout on l. barty
street. nv t29 feet In depth $500
John Wilson To 0oo w. Hoa. l. Two lots md
improvements. bounded by 81. Charles Avenue.
Josephine. Prytnnih and III. Auirew etreefa.
maasuring 30 feet front on 1t. Charles strnet
by lGs fHet front nnd depil on Josephine s'ra.a.
Z. Tho half of ono II ana improvements IN
sama sauaro. m"aaurIng 30 faer front on 10 2.
phino street by GO foot Inches Ia depth sI3bnb.
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Tho annual issue Of Prof Tees "Weather
Forecasts and American Almanac for 1890" is
out. and We learn that the first edition OF over
40 600 copies WIS called for vii hin eight days or
Its publlcati IN. aud second larger ono put to
press. 1t Is fuller and moro specifc In its
weather prognosticattons for 1890 than former
ly and variety Of subjects OF interest, such a q
plaques and the astronomical relations thereto,
heat and sunstrokes. cyclones. facts for fore
telling the weather. e'e. are discussed Copy
can be- obtained. by incloslnR twenty cents to
Thorn pson. Tiee Il LiliDg8ton, st. Louis Mo-
Bear in mind that the multitude OF our people
are depending their hard earned money on value
less articles. which will perhaps please thee
to-day and be forgotten to- morrow. Just for thu
purpose Of getting something for somebody
without considering the actual want Of the per-
son for whom the present is intended II you
want to be sure to please your friend cousin
sister, sweetheart. go STRAIGHTFORWARD to Louis
Grunewalds and purchase one OF his celebrated
pianos or organs. You need not be a capitalist
or bondholder to be enabled to do SO. pay
ment Of from 50 to SIS monthly will secure to
you the finest instrument you desire to get and
at the lowest possible figure. Don't all walt for
the last hour II you wis to make the st selec-
ton, but go at once to Grunewald Hall and tell
all your friends to do the same. II you all do so
this will be your N erriest Christmas and luck
lest New Year.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
New Orleans. december "a, / 70,

vi.
New Orleans. december a. l. 10
c. A. Whitney. Eco President New Orleans
Auxiliary Sanitary Association, aud others:
Geauemen-A common platform for the com
mon good. the fundamental purpose. as un-
which, In reply til your kind Invitation shall
lay before you on Tuesday evening next. The
one fact since my arriv here Ia that the entire
country must bs benefited bv measures you are
promoting. In brief discourse | hope to
show how important 1t must be TO take advan-
tage OF the progress OF science Ia relation to
cooling perishable products and articles OF
commerce as we'll as perishable man.
With but Wishes for the success OF the precious
work you have inauguraied. and an earnest
desire 10 promote II. | remain gentlemen.
Your obedsnt servant.
JOHN GAMGEE,
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
EIennl Hervtee. United stttss Army. !
Daily Neurological record for tho eight hours
ending ut ln:os Il. m Wednesday. December "a
Observations taknn NJ the same moment Of
time ut nil RtntiUnsl
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CITY ECHOES.

Tuesday night wharr-rat cut sack ri cot
fec on tho wharf, hend IL Bienvllle street and
carried off about half Of IT,
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THE BORUSSIA.

Get your plumbing done ut Sullivan X Bul-
gers 81 Camp street.
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Gas fixtures In the latest 81 yes have Just been
received ut Applegates. lac Poydras street
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Get your plumbing done at Sullivan & Bull
gers, 81 Camp street
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT THURSDAY DECEMBER 1879

published In this paper Judge Shsehan sent
The accused before tho Superior Criminal
Court under $1,000 bonds, on the charge of man
slaughter
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SCHOOL MATTERS.
The Schools To DO Closed During
Christmas Week.
Successful Candidates for Admission
to Academic School No. /.

Superintendent Rogers has given off, ial no
sira that the publio schools will remain closed
during Christmas week. reopenng again on
Monday. January 1870
The candidates t,r admission 10 Academic
School No. | (Boys' Central liiRn SCHOOL, VINO
d successfully paaeed tho recent examination
are nam Oh M follows
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Go to Waahburna for Lambofta nevor- fading
photograph. There can IN nothing lnor.
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Try Oathorwood's old stock whlskIos.

Sullivan y E,lger y Damp street. have
new assortment Of chandeliers md brackets
FOR sale ut reasonable prices Gull and exnmine
Ord"r bnmhert'a pnt"nt fadeIess picture ut
WHshburn's. md You will never regret It,
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Lambert's fadoeas pictures are as near ma
ture as possible. Those seen Mt Washburn's
are beautiful.
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correspondence Between Professor
Gamgee and Well-known Citizens.
The following correspondence OK lains itself:
December ~. 1879.
Prof John damgae. st. Charles Hotel New
0rleans:
Dear Sn'-The brief space of nm evening lee
ture only permitted you TO allude to numerous
topics of social, O INN efciM and sanitary in
ter est We shall be plsasr d to hear fronAS on at
sttli another opportunity In reference Is your
plan OF Antisepic Isolation VIZ. Quarantine
with special reference to the social and indus
trial uses OF artificial refrigeration. AS intro
dneed by progress. i've invention.
Very respeotfully. your obadisnt servants
CHAS. A. WHITNEY CYRUS RUsSEY
ID. u. HOLIDAY. NJ d. EDW FENNER
o. ID. Wits, M. d.. w. H. NEWTON
GUST, DERR0N. EDWARD BOOTH
w. ID. SCHMIDT. GEORGE HURTER
And others,
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90 To Appeaate'a. LAG poydras street, far
plumbing materials. gas and steam fitting. Ills
prices are moderate anil ha does good work.
Gas heaiinR aud cooking stoves ~ Sullivan "
Iulgar'- W Camp street
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Maximum temperature n. minimum 10
Sullivan 4 Eulgar. ~ Damp street hnve n
new assortment of chandeliers aud brackets.
for sale nj n nsonnba prices Gall and examine
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FANCY GOODS.
DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS!

In this department Ia found large selecfiou
OF seeping, creeping Whaling and taking
Dole. from cents each to tho finest dressed Doll
imported. Also Work Boxes. Writing Desks
Card Cases Albums. adie, Glove sets In Rus
sian Leather. Velvet Ebony. Mahogany. etc
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II you want the best Of work IN plumbing
gas and steam fitting done. 90 to Applegate's
146 Poydraa street.
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CASH heating and cooking stoves at Sullivan &
Bulger's. ~ Camp rect
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Catherwoods pure rye whiskies. Something
fnel
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ANOTHER LECTURE.

Nothing better than Catherwood's pure rye
Nhiakiea.
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Il. indleaies rising; n. Intlirntoa falling. s
indicator stationary.
LOCAL WEEDWn
INV ORLEANS. Dec "a. 1870.
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PRIVATE.

Eighty. ak young gentlemen. oil wore OK.
amined and all but Eve are admitted.
Tho pupils above named are expected to re-
port to tho principal Of Academic No / on
Monday. January =. AT . II. IN.
Tho number Of candidates for admission 10
Academic No. tGiils High School, is 40 large
that II will take several days longer 70 complete
the examination of pnpers md report the result
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Catbnrwoof'a old stock whlakl 8. Try fhsn
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Washburr's Ihmhort'a untenf Tndoosa photo.
grRuhH nre exquisite. Iinve no otIlor Ind ef
nh ~ n InE
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Gas heatIng and cooking stpges Ut Sullivan Il
5ulg "a. ~ Camp trnei
, 1879-01-03

expenses wns presented, as follows: Groceries,
s1,0t3; clothing and bedding, et.023; salaries,
e3rT; cxtra labnE. e453; liquors, SLIT; drugs
and medicines. $t,674; surgical Instruments.
e3f0; fuel, sd5t; miscellaneous, fl,8li; total,
&ti.Rt1. The receipts l,att bern 4NS9, al which
$6e7 bad been paid over to tbu Treasurer. Re-
fcrrcd.
The Committee on Public Service reported
OIL tho matter nf the drawing at Jurors In the
future. Tho report has already been 9iycn, and
It vas adopted.
Tl,e Committee on Printing reported in the
dteputo between the contractors, exonerattnR
everybody, ~ 'aa already been given, aud tho
report vas concurrcd In.
Mr. Fitzgerald moved TINT tho cutstonc con-
tractors OH tho new Court-1fousc he allowed
QuarTr estimates during the winter, and quite
a lengthy discussion fo1luwel. Messrs. Fitz-
gerald, spofford, aud DuriinE apokn 10 favor Of
the motion. and Alessrs. 1}oeao md Wheeler
tuok strung grounds against, urging thnt 1t
would bc violation of the contract on tho part
q the county. and also an unjust dlecrfnFna-
ton aVa!nst other contractors. II the con-
tractors could rot 20 on< with their work they
ought to atep dowr and out.
Nf. Wood moved a. an amendment that tho
contractors be allowed 70 pcr rent uu all work
done at tho quarrles between now and April /,
provided The eot1Ismen of Mcneil 4 Son con-
sent. etc., which WAS nccss)ted. Tho motion
prevailed By yotc of 13 to B. Those voting In
the negative vera hcssrs. Boest, Meyer aud
Wheeler.
Mr. Scnne introduced a resolution contcm-
plating tho separation OF the scllonl chtItlien
FROM the other children ut the Poor Farm, and
tho providing Of better accommodations. tor
both classes. Laid over under tic rules.
The Board then adjourned until Monday.
, 1879-01-03
SHINES.
IN TIE susRirr's HANDS.

Tho large retail notion storc known us
Stinc's", at Nos. l2o-12i State street, closed
its doors yesterday and at the
INSTANCE Of the Sheriff OF Cook County. A Gus
todlan was placed IN charge on Ncw-Ycar's eve
on an attachment for n debt Of 4400, but he kept
discrect'y In this background Satisfied that the
upper tloors contained enough goods to tnorc
than satisfy bis lien, and 41oryin1 In being the
FIRST on the ground. Dnt ut about o'cIock
yestesslay afternoon Dcputy-a!lerin Waited IN
for ss,Ue; and put l'ls veto on any turthcr b1s.
ness. Tie llttlo army OF stlop.gtrIs were called
up dnd paid. md BY 4 o'clock nu onu wis left
but tho 2hrfi1l'e officers aud dlsconso1atc,y-
looking Individual the brother OF thu proprietor.
Nyniatl. who sonc years ago married tic widow
Ut one Stein who had run "do3lar store" will,
some success. Mre. Stein continued the busl-
ness until her second marslaRc, shor Wyrnati
took charge, and about two years ago branci,ed
ont into larger field anl opened The present
premises. The rcrt was $4,000 ycar, steam
cost 500 month, md other oxpeHscs were In
proportion, md q few tnontha ago Wyman
An extension Of time was granted by
his creditors. who wero nearly all
Eastern Wholesale dealers, ~ but, as tho
pnncr .,!, nsnrsd maturity, Myman found
make arrangements for further extension, nut
meantime the attachment WaA levied, ami bis
papcr went to protest. llo ts nov absent from
thu etty, tis said in Louisville, and is expected
Yesterday morning Kirk Hawes, attorney for
Mrs. Fahny 9toin Wyulati, entered up Judgment
an1 obtained execution for $loG39 IN favor Of
J. D. Bradwell for the nso Of Mira Wyman. lie
the .torokecpe1 70 the tune Of $2.0s9 and de-
sired tho Sheriff to 20 to work aud lcvy. So,
aside from lls 800 attachment which was lev
tcd hy Nceht - Co., OF New fofk, the only
-
, 1879-01-03
GOVERNMENT BUILDING.

The currency disbursements At The Treasury
yesterday amounted TO about s2D0,o00.
Fifty thousand standard silver dollars were
received at tho sub.Trcasury yesterday from
San Francisco.
Tho reyenuc receipts yesterday were ss fol-
lows: sp'riss. s2s7,6ls; cigars, s1,l82; tobacco,
*s,co4; beer, s1,7Ga
The Collector OF this Port commenced to re-
eelso greenbueks fur duties yesterday, aud no
great change WAS observable.
Fe.ty sales OF 4-pcr.ecnt bonds we're made at
tho sut-Trcasury yesterday, amounting to *t4.-
Do0. They werc oil p1td for in Rrcentacks.
No gold WAS .lisbt,rsed at tho Sui. .Treasurcr's
office Yesterday. That bus!ncsa Will hereafter
be ilonc In New York unly. Owners Ut coupons
calling for payment It, coin were yesterday pail
ccive them. liz will be compelled to send hta
paper to New York for redemption II he Insists
upon having gold.
A man brought q handful Of Nattoual-hank
notes nvcr to the Custon,-fIousn yesterday
which he wanted redeemed In gold. Ho will
not do this Again unless be wants to yet him
self dlslikel. Hrccnbacks will s,ay duties now.
but NAtional.bank notes will not. and II man
wants to Gct anything rrdectned for gold ho
will have To send 10 New York.
The sub-rtcasurcr yesterday received n dis
patch from TIC Secretary OF Tho Treasury re-
States notes. His Rrccnback nccount ssantls:
United statca notes on hand, &3,550, 900. but
thcrt IL outstanding aganst tttis nccount 81 .9Gt-
000 In certificates OF deposit lte1l by the !nnks.
leaving tho net assets In United States notcs At
$2,@,0D.
In reply to qucstion as to The effect OF re-
sumption on Chicago suhscrsptons to the per
cents, aulrTreasurer Gilbert said: 'tup 10
date the Department a'lowe! subscrlbcrs com
mission Of 'onc-fo,,rth of / per tent. and for
enu1n time paBt Tint f,At hatanr.1f sho nreFnf,,r
, 1879-01-03

the meeting last evening beyond sou,e words OF
encouragement to tho strlkerk, and tho passage
OF resolution to the effect that asl would hold
ont Another meeting. Will bc held Sunday
Which still further reports will be tnaue.
The Trustees Of tho Eye and Ear 1niirmarr Of
tho State OF Illinois, locntetl at o27 West Adams
street, ca7e lunch party yesterday afternoon
10 = number Of Senatorial Representatives. wn9
wil probably have 70 consider the a.,es.1Io o.
tho approaching session Of the Legislature.
Tho main object Of Tho invitation was to ac-
quaint the representatives with fhc real pnIposo
aud character Of this charitable institute.
aud to all appearance they were thor
spcctton, ns to Tie economical and Systematic
manner in which lts afrasss are administered.
There appears to Re prevalling @ imprsss'een e .en
rccurdt viii show that Cook County has
not lad at anv time SO large d
representation as It 10 entitled 70. There
ore seventy counties rcprs.cntcd 10 tbs
ttcntr per dry. Wilat tho Trustees ask al the
Legislature ii a reasonable appropriation tu!il-
Gent 10 meet tho current exrcnses Of thc instt.
intun. which At present is Oh solid footing
: AT = meeting Of tho Koarsl Of Directors Of ths
Lun,bcrnan's Exchange held yesterday morn"
InF, the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
wmxnEAs, Mr. Gcuree E. stocxhr.dee. who fos
several yearn has performed the ntiea OF Secretary
of the LunllcEnan.e Exchange OF Chicago, hhs this
daY rssgncd the nosttton to aecept an important
Rf1olrtd. Tint tho members or this Boara hero
by tender Mr. Stockhrd4e the thanks nf the Lnni'
o' c .oe :, NAME. IN whsn
Bccrelary. and hetcbv doslre 10 certify TO hs ao.
~. Integrity. and courtesy. oni commend him to
hfs new associates - m upright and competent
, 1879-01-03

also pretty certntn that . well.knoHn crook
named fecb!ea has also been implicated with
Mrs. Dhf's brothw. Mrs. Johnson Is positive n
to Days identity, aud allows that sltc may not
have noticed Dny when he wns In the FRO
se5r, giving t. his havlng chanevl lit
that pav i tho man who wn. In the 4rosrry III:
tern minutes before the roobvry, ant Induccd
him ,1ohnsonl to drink with him. And yet II Is
hnrd 10 con1ptellcusl that, after committing tho
netahbor Sullivan, aud in his capacity as private
detective TOOK from tho jo1lnsons descriptions
Of the robbers.
The gang undoubtedly Is 4 bad one. The
aRo that the RanK VIM were doing sale blowing
were Tom Rost1e. who IL identical with Day. e.
!. Sheridan, aud tnan named McAuicJ, which
'is snp1oscd to l'c one Of Pebbles altnscs, md
the hone Of aett!ua him dead to rights. L was
for this reason that Detectives Wiley and Mur-
nanc knew cxnrtly wllcre to tftll Sheridan
WHEN they henri nf bays arrest. Thrv arc
s9rg en Il "gs'ga eyan fna Srn nopo to
Tho safc-burClarfes for which they aFrsutpcctetl
arc The following: J.M. Nicholson, No. B30 Dcar.
born street. wiscre they rot scarcely ANYTHING
Wcst & NeGasrr's coal office on Archer avenue.
where alo,,t sapi worth Of property, was taken !;
t Il: w. A1cCrcady's cork factory on Canal atreet,
where they fred tho place to cover I'M
evidences of tie crime; and at the commission
house Of James E. stanbury.> NJ. ~. South
Watcr street: Th!s p1are was entered on tho
night Of tho 14th. the aafs carried hr war Of tho
elevator into tic basement anil placed hi largo
refrigerator, IN or.1er to ucaden tho sound Of the
explosion. II was blown almost lo p1eccs, and
tho thieves helped themselves to el0o IN paper
money, s125 in silver, nntl lot Of other traps Of
but l!ttIo value 10 any ons but the owner.
Tho prisoners will cume bufore Justtee MorFi-
sou today for thu johnson robbery. but 1t IS
likely continuance will to given. III order In
sr1Pr tht 1AfFrfIVtk chHtfrf tn 1TnE nFf-
denccs ttefe arc TINT the rang committed tht.
above bljrRIarles,
, 1879-01-03
THE COUNTY BOARD.
rfFxtkn AtfHns

An adjourned meeting Of tho County Board
waa held yesterday afternoon, ull Of tho mem-
bcrs pFrsent.
Mr. Muyers moved 10 10 amend the n,lnnes
OF tha last meeting that proposals bo invited
for supplying all Of the merchandise and sup-
pllcs needed by the county the cous!ug year.
Ms, isra.lley said proposals had already been
Invited for supplying certain goods, and Al! that
could now be rerunst.'cFc.i was tt,u vote on the
motion to advertise Tor propoaals fur all suD-
moving q reconsideration Of the yote In ques-
ti0n.
A1r. scnno said tbs Committee on Public
Service bad ,hc matter under sonsideraston. and
there should ho no haste until the CollMtttee
hal been heard from on the subject.
After some further dispute the Mot!ou of Mr.
Bradley was put and Lost hr sote of IL toa.
msnn dcn7tnR that any Of the commsatontrs
had sought to get persons Cd the jurtcs, and qtsu
AsltfnE that q lew coils for the insane and tick
b. lifted up In tic jail. Referred.
THE CORONER.
Mann asking IN approximation OF 5000 for his
deputy: $l.U0 for travelling expenses; $50 for
Constable, aud $tso0 iot Office heip. Referred.
mLtt.xl, f1utn which II apnearsd that tho Sheriff
had allowed twelve leputles $1,000 year each,
whiio the Board haa onty nsa1e aa appropriation
for eight 1t Sa,Uk}, aud oil "extrasn u $GaU.
Tue country deputies, for whom $500 had been
appropriated, wess allowed *GtU each, making
thu situation more complicated than eVeE. Ac-
cpnipauyin1 tho par-tull was 4 long coMMuatca-
tton kctt!ng forth tlat Mr. Kern hal told hilu
t4at twelve deputies would bs necessary, etc,
aud that he had osisrs from tbs Judges Of tho
tiscult Court 1ur that number, which hal meyer
been Eescin.ied. lie went OH to say further
that attorneys had predicted large increase Ia
tue business ot the eihce Ut au early day, and
TO argue ,hat suitable men coud not DO gotten
TO do the work for sG0o, uua tusthszmose to
men in tha matter Of nay, por yrs DO the eity
WORK with eight men. aud to give tho Board
notice that II 1t did uot re4ind IL former actiun
them. Referred " ths Co,umisteu VI jail aud
laH Acca,uuts.
The other pay-rolla were presented aud 70
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COUNTY NoRpITAL
Tha quarterly sepoit VI tas County Hoaplial