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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-01-14
The Fire Department.

At the annual greeting of the New
Ulm Fire Department, Monday
evening, January 9Th, 1880, the follow.
ing named gentlemen were duly elect
ed as officers for the ensuing year:
COMPANY.
First Foreman, Chas. Brust.
Second Foreman. Fir. Grebe.
Secretary, Chas. Bach.
-.. ENGINE.
First Foreman, Mic. Picker.
Second Foreman, Aug. Quense.
HOOK AND LADDER.
First Foreman. L. HBberle.
Second Foreman, a. G. Setter.
FORCE PUMPS.
First Foreman, II. BeinhOrn.
Second Foreman, A. Stock.
H. Frenzel was elected captain of the
hose cart; August Hellmann captain
of the bucket brigade. H. A. Subilia
ST., fire police; Fr. Grebe and P. Her.
rian, nozzle men.
The department sent to the city
council for appointment the following
recommendations: For Chief Engineer,
Chas. Stole; Asst. Engineers, 7. 10.
barsch and II. Schapekam, Fire Mar.
shall, Julius Berndt.
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Albin Items.

Our "winter's snow over which all
seemed to rejoice so much, like the
morning dew, vanished in single day,
and the temperature has suddenly
changed from, in the thirties below
zero, to as many above. The insects
again appear upon the wing and if no
advers breezes blow, we shall see the
aquatics in few days. Such sudden
changes will, doubtless, breed sickness
and suffering.
We learn that the death rate, in this
and adjoining towns is higher than
usual.
The spelling school at the White
school house, a few nights ago, called
out a very large crowd of parents,
young men and maidens, boys and ba.
bies.
Several of our citizens have gone to
the pineries to work during the winter.
w. l. W. Cunningham claims to have
the very best blooded stock, Durham
and Deav0n crossed chat can be found
in three counties. If any one doubts,
let him call and be convinced for him
self by occular demonstration.
Mr., Editor, newsis absolutely scarce
unless, indeed, it be Of a lower order,
and Of which we do not wish to speak.
We can, however, but utter one word
of sorrow and regret, that some Of our
young men before whom the future
ought to loom up with bright pros
poets Of efficiency and usef ulness in SO.
ciety, sacrifse too freely and too fire..
quently at the shrine Of Bacchus. 6.
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employment during the winter season.
Ed. Crumlett has gone to Melrose,
Stearns Co., to work in the woods, and
RObt.J. SOmmerville has gone to Black
River Falls to work in the lumber
woods, n. Harrison sent off his teams
to.the lumber woods. These men are all
hard working and Industrious and
they all own and run threshing ma.
machines, but the men that do the
most hard work in this country are
not the ones that accumulate the most
Of the worlds goods.
The weather has undergone are.
markable change in the last few days.
The last week Of December was the
most desperate and severe freezing
spell of weather we ever witnessed in
our life time. This is the 10th of Jam
uary and nine out Of the ten days in
the new year it has been thawing.
The thermometer in a few days chang
ed so or 90 degrees. All our beautiful
sleigling has disappeared and run
down the hills and lawns in murmur.
ing streams. 1t was 4 benefit to the
millers but no one else, to have it tilaw.
We are sorry to have to record the
death of our little nephew, the only
son of James and Maggie Dinneen.
who died at the tender age of fourteen
months after an illness Of two weeks.
The bereaved parents have the sym.
pathies of their many friends.
A pack of wolves made night hideous
with their howls one night this week
as they passed up through the timber
on the Cottonwood and elected res
ponces from every cur within hearing
of their hungry bowls.
We had the misfortune this week
of losing a valuable mare with foal.
The week before she was kicked on
the stife joint by another horse that
was sharp shod. The stifle joint was
dislocated and fractured. That makes
five horses we have dumped over the
bank of the Cottonwood in seven years,
Or about $500 worth of horses in sew.
en- years.
The enterprising Sleepy Eye Wide.
Awake is published four miles from
Iberia, and it arrives at our p. O.
eight days after it is issued. It's pub
lished on Saturday after the mail leaves
Tor Iberia and st. James and if it is
brought by mail it don't come till the
next Saturday.
It any person finds a dressmakers'
chart between Leavenworth and her
ia they will please leave it at the Ibel-
id p. o. for me or at Leavenworth for
Miss Kate Stock. MIKE D1NNEEN.
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Golden Gate Rumblin0s.

Our school is progressing finely un-
der the able management of Prof. B.
G. Bestor.
Our lyceum was organized last We'd
nesday evening, with the following Of
ficers: R. G. Bestor, President; H.
Heimerdinger, Treasurer; The ques.
ton for next Wednesday evening Isl:
Resolved-That a law before it comes
valid shall be submitted to a vote of
the people. F. NJ. Kennedy and Aug.
Meier, chief disputants. All are cor.
daily invited to attend.
The Wide-Awake man says there is
going to be wind mill builta at Sleepy
Eye, soon, and that he is going to fur
nish the wind to run it. Bad wind
that, hey!
R. B. Simmons and H. Werring keep
two teams constantly on the road haul.
ing off oats, butter, &c. they pay %
cents for oats and the market price for
butter. .. r.
The person that left that bottle Of
sshighly condensed extract of ammo.
MAJ at the New Years dance had bet
ter put on one of those wise books, and
not deny it. A word to the wise, sc.
The extract is highly recommended
for it's healing qualities. Try it.
James Arnold of this place has form
ed co.pa:tnership with CT Conrad, Of
Sleepy Eye, in the livery business.
John Pickle claims the honor of do.
ing the first job Of threshing in this
county in 1880, having last week, Mon.
day and Tuesday, threshed about 700
bushels Of oats.
The Wide Awake has secured our
j. P. as associate editor, which proves
the old saying that birds Of q feather
flock together READER.
Il ~
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Letter from Connect icut.

(Written for the Review by o. r. Champlin.)
We are just entering upon new
year, the year which old brother Ship.
ton foretold long time ago would
witness the end of the world; and as
his other forecastings have had re-
markable fulf1llment during this cen
fury those who look for the speedy
termination of mundane affairs will
probably be encouraged to watch tor
the end within the twelve months.
Well, there is no harm in watching
provided present duties are faithfully
performed. s
The old year went out with a good
snow storm; but this morning the sky
is clear blue and the sun shines out
warm enough for the blue birds to sing
in. We have had all sorts of weather
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(By Our Regular Correspondent Busted.)
Fir. Zieske, of Nicollet county, is in
the village on visit to his brother
John C.
On the strength of our recent village
election John Zieske has put up a man.
moth collar in front of his establish.
ment, as an advertisement.
E. p. Mitchell, of the western divi.
sion, has moved his family to this vii.
lage. Welcome.
Mr.. Swan has moved into his new
residence which, by the way, is an or
nament to 9th st.
Mr.. Wilson has taken the place at
the depot vacated by Mr.. Bowen and
will Immediately move his family to
this city.
Dan Lidell was unfortunate enough
to lose another little girl from dipthe-
ria, last Sunday morning at S. a. III.
The dramatic entertainment given
at Harmonic Hall last Friday evening
by several of our citizens who have
| formed themselves into dramatic
club, was highly commendable. It ac-
tually was one of the best entertain.
ments of it's kind ever given here.
Let's have another of the same kind,
soon.
We learn from reliable authorithy
that on Saturday night last Mr.. Martin
Youngman and lady were attacked,
while on their way home from the
| dance, by three men. Although Mr.. Y.
was not severely hurt the yelling was
great.
The village election on the 9th inst.
passed off quietly. 1t caused a good
many sore heads and as many jubi-
liant ones. The following named gentle
men were the successful contestants:
President OF the Council, II. & Eaton.
FIR. lbberson,
Trustees, NJ. w. Phelps,
j. P. Bertrand.
Recorder, G. Sommerville.
Marshal, M. Conrad.
Asse ssor, A. w. Case,
Justice, l. Gallagher.
Treasurer. j. G. Zieske.
Frank Schade, Zieske's clerk, is SER
iously i'll at this writing.
Sickness in the village and vicinity
! is somewhat on the increase and our
| NJ. DIS have their hands full
John Keegen & Go. have purchased a
| lot three doors east of J. Zieske's and
contemplate erecting thereon in the
spring two story building ,224x8O feet,
which will be occupied as Il general
store.
CT Conrad has greatly strengthened
his livery business by in associ-
ating with himself James Arnold, and
the firm will hereafter he known I'm.
der the name Of Arnold & Conrad.
Both are A No. men and will make
a strong team.
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The Governors Guards.

This organization had their annual
meeting for the election of officers on
the evening Of the 9th inst. The fol.
lowing military officers were chosen
for the ensuing year:
Jos. Bobleter-Acting Captain.
Chas. Stolle-First Lieutenant.
Tory Olesen-First Sergeant.
Jos. A. Eckstein- Second -
Henry Henschen-Third "
J. X. Rosskopf-First Corporal.
Martin Muller-Second -
E. E. Seiter-Third
Observation-Disclosures
The civil officers elected for the en-.
suing six months are,
Ben. June--President.
Henry Behnke-Vice President.
Andrew notwithstanding.
Tory Olesen--Treasurer.
The meeting over, the members of the
company and their ladies were invited
into the dining room of Union Hall
where splendid oyster supper, pre-.
pared by some of the ladies of mem.
bers of the company, awaited them.
The boys, like good soldiers, boldly
faced the enemy and when the com.
pany arose the many good things had
nearly all vanished from the tables.
social hop followed the supper. Ev
cry thing passed off very pleasantly
and when Fred. Williams endeavoreC
to waltz with one of the coal stoves
everybody roared until their sides
ached.
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Ho for the masquerade!

Club dance tomorrow evening.
See notice of city clerk Nix in an
other column.
Prince Carnival at Union Hall next
Saturday evening.
The County Commissioners adjourn
ed last Saturday. See full proceedings
in another column.
John Har imam, one of the first set.
tiers in West Newton, died last Friday
after a long illness.
The body of Trule Knutson, the Nor
wegian frozen to death near Tracy
short time ago, has been found a few
days since.
Bromoline, the great Vegetable
Blood Purifier, takes the lead of all
other Blood Medicines. Call at our
store and get bottle of it. Sold by
Jos. Bobleter.
It's always very annoying to con-
gregation to have a person hacking
and coughing during services. One
dose of DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup re-
lieyes the worst cases. Price 25 cents,
30 cents and ST. bottle, Sold by Jos.
B0bleter.
The Redwood Gazette says that the
store of Lewis Bros. of that place, was
closed by their creditors a few days
since, causing great surprise among
the citizens, the firm having enjoyed
the esteem and confidence OF those
with whom they had dealt.
The St. Paul Globe refused to bid
for the county printing of Blue Earth
county. because there are three papers
there fully capable of doing it,
and it thinks it is the duty of the
conntv commissioners to support
their home papers. The Globe il
r;oht and the stand it has taken should
he commended by every country jour
nal. ....,s .%-
The preparations for the Govern9f'<
Guards masquerade ball next Saturday
evening are going bravely forward
The hall will be beautifully decorated
and everything will be done to make
an enjoyable evening for both mask
ars and spectators. $500 in prizes
will be distributed among the maskers
See the full programme in another col
umn. r.--
Carl Brauns, brother Of Post
master Brauns of Tracy was up yesteg
day with petition for his appoint
ment as route agent over the Chicago
E. Dakota. We placed our autograph
to the petition-which will insure Mr.
Brauns Of his appointment if Dave
Key happens to notice it,, Lake Ben
ton Times.
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Summons.

STATE OF MINNESOTA D,srn,c- r,,.
COUNTY CT BROWN % Ninth Iudicj,I ~,
John Llsey '"''
against .s.--
Geo. =. Pore and
Amos c, Stedman.
PENDANTS: "" O''
iou are hereby Summoned and required to ans
MeI tie complaint OF the Plaintiff In the above en-
tted action, which is filed in the office of the Clerk
OF inc District Court Of the Ninth Judicial District
III ana ior INC County Of Brown and State of Min,
Hesota, and TO serve copy OF your Answer to said
Canpiaint on tie subscriber, at his office in the
W! Of New Ulm in said County within twenty
Gays after the service Of this Summons upon Won
exclusive OF the day Of such service; aud If YOU fai
10 answer the saidCompiaint within the time afore
sal ire pIA'nt1h in this action i'll take judgment
against You for the sum Of Eight Hundred and
sevenly-two Dollars, with interest at the rate M
SIX per cent. per annum from the eighteenth daynf
December ne thousand eight hundred auds eve n
" eight, together with the costs and disbnrseme,,
Of this action. -"'s
Dated New Ulm, Mimi, November sth. 1879.
JOHN LIND, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Progress Lodge No. %, A. o. U. w

At meeting Of the above named
lodge, held last Thursday evening,
January 9Th, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing six
months, and will be installed to-mor.
evening:
L. Felkel, P. NJ. w.
II. B. Constans, NJ. w.
John G. Rudolph, G. F:
John Neumann. O.
VIM. Koch, Recorder.
A. F. Walton, F.
Chas. Wagner, Receiver.
O. Hanft, G.
II. Keller, 7. w.
II. Henschen, D. w.
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Births and Deaths,

Albert Blanchard, clerk of the dist.
riot court, has kindly furnished us the
following list of the births ard deaths
occurred in the various towns of Brown
county during the year 1879:
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The following named officers of New
Ulm Lodge No. So. I. 0. 0. F., were
duly installed by D. D. G. M. John
Lind last Saturday evening, January
10th:
x. Rosskopf, N. G..
F. w. Baarch, Y. G.
Oscar Hanft, Secretary.
Aug. Quense, Treasurer.
F. friedman, w.
John Lind, G.
O. johnson, I. G.
F. Nellie, O. G.
H. Schleuder, R. S. to N. G.
P. Mande1feld, L. S. to n. G.
FIR. Grebe, r. S. S.
G. II. Christensen, R. S. TOW. G.
Mic. Nenuo, L. S. to V. G.
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Office.

Notice is hereby given that before
the LIST day of May, 1880, fences OF
other obstacles must be removed from
any street, alley Or public place in this
City, else the fine determined by law
will be imposed.
BY order of the City Council.
JACOB Nix, City Clerk.
New Ulm, Mimi, Jan. 10, 1880.
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ComM,ssIoxER's PnocEED.NGs
January Session.
Meeting of the Board Of County Com
missioners Of Brown Co., January 9Th,

January Session.
Meeting Of the Board Of County Com
missioners Of Brown Co., January 9th,
1880.
The board met at 2 o'clock p. m. Mr.,
Jacob Brust, the newly elected mem
Der, having qualified, took his seat.
The board organized by electing a
chairman in place Of Charles Wagner,
retired, and after balloting (l5) fifteen
times without coming to any result,
motion was made by Commissioner
Jergensen and carried to elect Mr.. j.
Brust by reclamation; whereupon Mr..
Brust was duly elected as chairman OF
the board for the ensuing year.
County Superintendent Clary stated
that he needed desk for his office,
the late County Superintendent, Mr..
Lind, refusing to furnish the desk on
hand, but offers to refund the $1,000
received from the county. On motion
the board ordered the auditor to re-
ceive the $1,000 from Mr.. Lind and
pay same into treasury; also to order a
suitable desk and draw order on treas.
urer to pay for same.
The board ordered the bond of Franz
Schubert, the newly elected County
Treasurer, to be furnished in the penal
sum of 1886, 900. The bond of Franz
Schubert, Co. Treasurer, being sub
n'itted, and after examining the same,
was ordered approved and accepted.
and the auditor instructed to have it
recorded and draw order on treasurer
for Registers fees.
The board adjourned to meet again
at 9 o'clock a. m. tomorrow.
Attest: H. B. Constans, Clerk.
Jacob Brust, chairman,
MORNING SESSION, JANUARY 7, 1880.
The board met at . o clock a. m. pur-
suant to adjournment. All members
present.
The board examined and cancelled
the various orders redeemed by the
treasurer rs follows, to.wit:
County $4656. 92
County Poor. $685.
County Road and Bridgc...-. 466.75
Orders OH Redemption Fund. 1872 .33
Warrants on SchoolDist. Fund. 1850. 56
Warrants on Town Fund. 1898
Mr.. Schreyer. from town Cotton.
wood, appeared and made statement
that Mrs. Haaman and family were
very sick and in destitute circumstanc.
es, also that she needed help to take
care of the sick; whereupon the board
instructed Mr.. Schreyer to procure
some one for that purpose for one
month and at the experation of that
time the auditor to issue county or.
der for $4,000 to pay for same.
The board adjourned to 2 O'Clock.
JACOB BRUsT, Chairman.
Attest: H. B: CoNsTANs, Clerk,
AFTERNOON SESSION, JAN. 7, 1880.
The board met at 2 o'clock p. m. AL
members present.
They proceeded to examine bills and
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Totals

BY the foregoing it would appear
that there were 81 more births and 70
more deaths than in the previous year
of 1878.
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1heri.al Iltsns..

News Of any special Importance Is
scarce IN this vicinity Our p0pula-
ton Is still decreasing. Some more Of
our young men have gone of to seek.
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Board Of Aaldit.

Meeting of the Board of Audit of
Brown County, Mimi, January 5th.
1880. '
The board met for the purpose Of
examining and comparing the books
OF the Auditor and Treasurer. and
found them correct, as follows. to wit.
County Interest and Sinking Fund sll1g.s7
County Road and Bridge Fund IVA An
cI 1 p.!oi una 2GG.59
&C.,, S IJM Tuha 1911
Tn,;i" a., o... . nls'tict fhnd 1889 l6
c nennqtent taxes collected from Oct. Let. 2ll4a
I,,.rnr, ~ c,,, S437o
'' VII '@Nooi-iahd coIlecteo. 4G5.58
$7,72O55
HDe etos u; ~ Elizens Nat,l Bank 23ol.36
covori To'' Wi BANK ior collection $4,000
so,o."' e 10" oreers l7O.sG
Cash in Treasury 1Soec
S o",'t9 no'enuc i'hd oVefdraWn 2s66.O6
C ",'.s ~: ~ iuL" oFeraraWn l6s2.56
N'""'' jail 'u"o o'erara"h 5.94
Attest: ''
II. =. constants, A. BLANCHARD.
fres Board Sec. Board
OF AUDIT. of Audit.
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Corrected weekly by r PFEFEERLE
Brown COUNTY OFFICERS.

Post Office Address New Ulm.
AUD1ToR-H. b. Constans.
TREAsURER-F. Schubert.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-A. Walton.
JuDoE OF PRoBATE-A. Westphal.
CLERK OF THE DIST. CoURT-AlbertBlanchar
SHER1TT-John Manderfeld.
SURyEYoR|. Berndt
COURT CoMMIssIoNER-E. G. Koch.
County ATToRNEY-B +. Weber.
CoRoNER-Jonas LaudeNschlager.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT G. Claly.
ConrM1ss1oNERs-Chas Wagner. chairman, Ole Jor-
censor, w. H. Sanders, A. Larson. Anton Mander-
field.
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au<~ana IN
|1 NM I64{iEltl z51 a!!hiIiSSl W siii
Travellers Guide.
WinOna 4 Saint Peter Railway

Going East Arrive. Depart.
Day Passenger $500 am. 1900 am
Night Pass'ger *4,l2 pm. *4,l2p.m
Freight No. II $40 pm. *5, AS pm
Freight No, Is *7,45 am. II As am
Going West. Arrive. Depart.
Day Passenger *5,45 pm. *5,45 pm
Night Pass ger 1856 am. 1856 am
Freight No. Is. W ,O5 pm. 1905 pm
Freight No. 49, .*12,2C am. 1920 am
Except Sunday. Except Monday.
Freight trains No. l3 and are per
mitted to carry passengers between ka'
sofa and Sleepy Eye.
CHAs, HE1DEMANN, Agent.
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The following resolution was adopt.
ed by the board: ..
REsoLvED-That the Judge of the
Ninth Judicial District be and is here
by authorized to appoint shorthand
writer to make in shorthand writ.
ing, true record or report of the
proceedings and evidence taken upon
the trial of issues of fact in the Dist.
riot Court of the County of Brown, in
accordance with Sec. SO, Chapter 81.
The board adjourned to meet to.mor-
row morning at 10 o'clock a. m.
J: BRCsT, Chairman:
Attest: III: B, CONsTANs, Clerk,
Meeting of the board of County Com
missioners OF Brown Co., January Sth,
1880, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The board took up an inventory of
the property belonging to the county,
situate in Court House, Jail, Sheriff.
Office and all the other county offices
belonging to the comfy and delivered
same to the County Auditor for record;
after which they adjourned to 2 O'Clock
p. m.
Attest: H. B. constants, Clerk.
JACOB BRCsT, chairman.
ITO be continued 7,eat aceek.)
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(By Our Regular Correspondent Busted.)

Loreno Department..
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PROGRAMME:
$500 IN PRIZES

will be distributed among the maskels follows For the
character masks of not less than four $780, for the most
TUNED lady and gentleman 90 EACH for the best comic
eman 81 90 EACH The last two prizes not couples
individuals.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-11
(UTY PLAN.

(tITY PLAN.
" The following changes in the southeast itv
AMI southwestern sections of Lancaster G y
arc made, rs directed by court, and may be
seen in the Office of the Clerk OF Quarter Ses-
SiOnS:
T. Hager street, east of Queen street, moved
southw:lrI, its width increased IOGO feet, cx.
tends eastward. cutting Off n small corner OF
Woodward Hill cemetery; thence bending
3 Sey n44.~r rSest, east of Queen, York street,
north Gl ..->- ;.-n oi Hager street and adjacent
3 Wi.,n ~ south Christian street, from
Church street to Middle street, is changed to
II feet.
4. south Duke street, Mt southeast corner OF
King narrowed Is inches to conform to pres
s. Plum street extended sonthward to John
street of width of 80 feet, and John street. from
King street to Plum street, narrowed to 29fcef,
6. Woodward street widcncd to 30 feet, as
now laid out.
estosa street, narrowed one foot, making 1t as'
at present.
thence to Mulberry street; Mifnin alley wn-
cned on north side to the width Of High street.
Q. Water street continued southwark from
German street to the line OF OLD Water street.
TO- Hager street, westward from Queen street,
to the bend near Love Lane, narrowed TO 81
feet.
II. Alley west of Prince street, from Andrew
street TO Furnace street, narrowed to ~ ieet,
ana runs parallel to and $50 feet west OF rr'ncc
street. - o.,
Manor street, widened 80 feet, and east line
thereof moved eastward along Columbia ave
starfs mt Coinmbia avenue, directly opposite
College avenue and continues parallel to Pearl
street, as laid out on original plan.
First street moved southwark 40 feet, between
Pearl street and West End avenue.
These changes, as made, will be adopted, un.
less exceptions are fled on or before the third
Monday in August next.
by order of the Court.
Attest: GEO. w. EABY,
! Deputy Clerk Quarter Sessions.
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