, 1879-08-10
THE CTTY-HALL.

/ An adjourument was then had.
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THE CfTY-H
| ,;on,,.as ,;.1dod sho,t 20 mn
Aaeoneee steaueo "oo'1 7''ooo'
] Comptroller Gurney fB of to Michigan fo
peaches, fishing, and a general good time.
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tne WV i'easu'ef 1esle!uaf iese'feu o,a e9''os
IRON the Water Department: Sl,6l2 from tht
City Collector; and S242 from the Comptroller
). "A. petition was laid before the Mayor yester
| dsy, which had been circulated By Mrs Jobr
| I.ochner of M e98 Milwaukee, ,venne asl,ino
ths 1einstatem.nr of fjent' nr;srnn ~, div At
IL ,vas, Th;rano aranue s,at;nn ~ yas
n,,noorons,n ei"neI ana hje Hnnor ton,- f. ,,nde,
oI,.;samani' 7's"eo' a"0 DA' --NAoA 'o'' - uAN~'
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ing to the rental OF the foot OF La Sale street
! for business purposes. The ends OF several
! streets are already rented, but there is ques'
harre;ns o1,1 ~ tha nosa IN nnest;on an nn;nIon
frnt, hs' ,hn u 1nu n nsnortn,s,t ;sto na eonobt
1Ao > 4" ~ ~ ~
Among the building permits Issued yester- @
oay was one TO the Brown Vhn Afsoale manu-
facturng COMPANY to erect an addition TO their
foundry, to cost S3,030: to l.. D. Clawson, to
erect four-story store and office, At Nos 223
ard 230 clark street. TO cost S25,V0U; ana to
Fred Knapp, to erect t"o-story dwelling, Mar
ket street, near North avenue, to cost $1,000,
and another to cost $l,0J0
Mention was mafe in Tur TR1puNr a dov or
t1ro aro of sorne featnre4 in The mast Do];ce
reeord Of Denny Simmons. whom The Mayor
has mt IN the detective force IN the n1acr of
rnon poro;rst .vhnn NJ chorros wara noda n
1e1s ha ras hro,,ght ~ hnfnra tha no,;ce author.
itfes IN a charce Of having received a nrescnt
ron o:oomhlnr Af+nr ;nves}ioa1 1;o1 ne ~ rna
%rn v,s a. that tmc " IN. oce and to'eratcd
noshinr 1T that en- IN hia enhordfnates
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The Committee on Streets and Alleys, South
Division, was in session yesterday afternoon
considering references Among other things
before them was a petition asking that
Stewart avenue and Grove street be
planked, and that the sewerage be increased in
that locality. The Fort Wayne Railroad has
some rights over the property IN question, and
at the instance OF its agent action on the petit
ton was postooned, the Committee agreeing to
visit the locality Wednesday aud sec for them
selves.
The Mavor told certain Alderman yesterday
that before a Fire-Afarshal was appointed the
Department would be subjected to the same
oyerlauling that the Police Department has re-
ceived IL other words, that number Of As
sistant-Marsnals or subordinate officers would
be displaced, etc., for tile good Of the party Of
the service. The Alderman thought that be would
It would depend upon whether or not be could
get enough Aldermen pledged to defeat bis
confirmation. &c thought that Mr.. Harrison
was trying to play a sharp game on the Council
and the public in the matter, and that be would
send Benner's name in to save himself, but at
the same time was working privately to secure
bis defeat.
The employees Of the Water De partmeut were
very sore Yesterday over having had the day BE-
fore to refund per cent of what they had been
paid the past siI months but they were afraid to
say anvtems TerV loud ihey are' however,
Vers Quletly preparing 10 1est 1ae legally OF the
proceeding, and are 10 ne Joined ny osher en-
ploycs; 1hes Will lay the matter before tue
Law department, If any one OF them can De
!ouna 70 come 70 tue 1Font aho ancur Tue rls9 OF
oefng ofscnafeedr aho acs IS ADVISED. iHey
wonld not nave oolected so SERIOUSLY TO me thihf
IL the entlfe . Der cent nad not oeen taken out
OF ooe months pay, but Is 1t IS theie ob1ecuons
are deep, and they regard their tre9tmeot as an
outrage. orders have been issued that all those
who were discharged Shall be paid Without de-
ductloo.
JONAS. CHARITY.
Aid. Jonas feels somewhat grieved at the
nonsens!cal attack made upon him bY the So
calists, but he SAYS he is going forward With his
"Wanderers' Home'' project, and intends to
make it SUCCESS he thinks the Socialists
however, have entirely misinterpreted bis mo-
tives, and he desires them and all others to dis
tiuctiy understand that the Institution be pro-