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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-01
nrRyoIsIER AND MULLER.

Greenacre's execution brought fame
to Calcraft. He did not rest long on
his Iaurels. Three years later he was
called to carry out the sentence of the
law on Francois Benjamin Courvoisier,
i Swiss valet, found guilty Of the mur-
der of his l.1aster. Lord William Russell.
Lord William, who was IN his 73d year,
lived alone in his nouse in Norfolk
street. Park Lane, with his establish
ment Of two maids and OF Courvoisier,
the body servant. On the morning Of
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-01

FIVE SUNDAYS IN FEBRUARY. 1t is in.
teresting 10 note tina, in February next
there will be five Sundays. This oc-
ours but three times in century.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-01

The little ones love it, and often cry
Tor mole-what7 "Dr. Sellers Cough
Syrup" which cures them of coughs,
colds, and whooping cough.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-01

The opinion of the people has been
fully confirmed by wide spread expert
ence that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is the
hes. and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
odds, Sore Throat, Asthma, etc.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-01

Conundrum-Why is good advice
ike Piso's Cure for Consumption? Be-
cause everybody ought to take it. l..
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-01
SELLERS
COUGH
SYRUP!
30 Years Before the Public.

Pronounced by al to be the most pleas.
ant and efficacious remedy now in use for
the cure of coughs, colds, Group, hoarse-
ness, tickling sensation of the throat,
whooping cough, etc. Over q million
bottles sold within the last few years. IL
gives relief wherever used, and has the
power to impart benefit that cannot be
had from The cough mixtures now in use.
Sold by all druggists at 25 cents per bottle.
RE. SELLERS & CO., Props.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-01

Rev. FIR. OsS0od, New York, suysr
- nave haN dyspepsia, weak Stomaeh ano
NERVOUSNESS never had any medicine 70 do
Ria so much good as TUFTS PILLS. They are
as good as repsesented.H
Office So Murray Street, New York.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-02

GOOD -Four is tested by The amount Of
wafer il absorbs- Good -four Is not
always the whitest.
NEwsPAPERs are good for cleaning
stoves, tinware, spoons, mirrors, windows
and lamp Chimneys.
WHENEVER you see your sauce boil
from the SIDES 81 the pan you msy
know your -four or cornstsrch is done.
Equal psrts OF soft sosp and quick
line, made into past aud renewed
often, il said 70 be sure cure for felon.
Gwen kerosene stains with Indian
meal anc when the oil strikes through
remove and put on fresh; repeat this
until tie oil lie removed.
A Ftw drops Of creosote added 10 q
pint of ink viii prevent mildew gather
ias on the surface. The ink shonld be
well shaken in order 10 thoroughly as
simulate the creoso'e with IL.
In washing windows nSrrow-hladed
wooden knife, sharply pointed, will take
out tie ausl tina. hRrdens in the cor
pers OF tie sash. Dry whiting will
polish the glass, which should first be
washed with we.-k black tea mixed with
little alcohol
TKEsimplest and best method Of clean
ing gold jewelry is by washing with
tepid water and hne soap 10 which lew
drops OF ammonia has been added.
Rinse Of with clean water and lay in
noe harG ~voi -A~vinss, II "a. pallzL
with ch&nois skin.
ONE can keep q copper tea kettle
bright by putting five cents worth %
oxslic acid Ia u wine bottle filed with
cold wste~; when dissolved rub the kst
tie with a 10th dipped in the solution.
The kettle must be cold when cleaned
aud viii euire = great deal Of rubbing,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-02

~ q. q. WoRu9R.
Ne have sung fAe jsys al tse ssrneF hsyS
Ana ~ asauis q tarsaeo' (ir3a.
q IL fsrmG, 90, ID Ma gSssalh oaA.
nGSk eyes are chss1nas curlA
li's the saranQea hing skns ssus W1Il saAg
n tAs 1asara nMsyrsA hvsA
% the p.lssd tsseOi ~ Sarnssa sars
u The sasaus iannsuf viva-
who - rrcs,,cra tAaa TIE nd nxlrcs
And the osannssas waar and sksa1n
Give BIG vsr csms. 70 ~ snaahonR sens
9tih wsrn cot s,ane end tHsAn,
In Alf1su aA1 ,dlh Ger vomAnsiiA
IL anank s;sua tssAe drive;
its sans % sng vita asss1isl ring
On tse 0ary farrssss' wives.
So % Arsa 20 Wake vhsn day dcth hrssk
Ana the last 30 slesF q might.
a. nooaAay hsnrs. no ssss through shoWorA
The Weathca 10 klsays rigni-
La . hind hosse hound 70 csassle0 round.
No matter hs~ hard she strsreA,
She b aev<a throaSh. lhsre 10 lots - DO
Fog In busy fsrners' wives
snsthe irsxny hey. througA toll ana nsise
Grow gp 10 man o estate.
And ore by one 10 ward tie sssfiing sun
f@sseat through ths als farm gate;
ana the rSsy girls With smilss and caris
rass out Ihresgh hsiehtar lives,
And lcave lealne VI, n s-ar-arofss hind
TIE WORKOUT fsrmer1 wises-
while the farmers health and the iarsaeTt wealth
Rave gguSn, n canal is2i
kaa ans xers IL a-s as 4awss
sac 10 never 81 late gHgae 'el.
10 his sres' sarFrl-e shs ups n diea"
He into kts con rs dive
In a rose wood b u her form 80 D. IA,
And an slssPs Win tss g. asrs' wives
Nov, wouldn't Il he financially
Forgive me a . ASA tt
More wise 10 give while your ~ te doth i've
ret than . rasewsed 60 Eeir
Lea her % cut doors v hen tn SAM kine pOUrs
In happy walks aud drive
ISu WI fnd IL ~oTse 10 hire 6 haarse
For your WORKOUT farm "a wives.
Ana do not LAUGH Al the ep'tssh
rasf foT h-sT would FTsf,'
o. Hon .Indot Ulsa1 h J. 2siz a dc
VA Rszysa4g hrv maid gsH'E sgL,
Isr seaTy 81, EfsOIs e.. a a o. bag sz1Us
Wa 90 is.ahk 4ong f2psnsS-a;
70 her snsagy SJSl thts gs-r ..lte
Wa SseR a kaGscsig 'el.
N y. ErpNess.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-02
THE EErElT.


Didn't you say there was brggar
N.oy who canc 20 the door, jus; now.
Bridget asked the widow.
al did, marm," replied Bridget; "snd
he is standing on the sidewalk, nov, cry
ing"
As she wiped a tear iron her eyes. AGO
cali him in"
Call in a beggar," exclaimed Bridget,
lifting up her hands in amasemenL
"Cali in a beggarboy"
Eyes Call him in. What il he is y
heggar boy. he il somebody's son. He
Is the dear Bait of some fond old mother.
Let me see him. ! must do something
Tor somebody"
"In 8 few minutes Bridget pushed
the worst-clad little ruifians she aad ever
SAW.
"Here he is" sAid BRIDGET. "He is q
beauty for such q pRrloT rs this, ! don't
think" with scornful emphasis on heI
words
"He is q human bsing," said the
widow, scanning his ragged garment:
pityingly.
a hain't been doin' no;hin'," said the
boy, timidly.
"You need make ITO apologies, my
poor child" said the widow. "PrAy
what Is your nAnnef"
"Me name Is Dinnis, " said the beggar
"Poor boy! And why did Jour moth
er let you come out ! n such = plight
such q day n thisf" g nd the widow, Q
she wiped q tssrfro lser eye.
"Me mother has be en- sent u . 70 ia
Island for thirty days" said Dennis
hanging his head aud blushing. San
abe couldn't help it."
"Dear' dear! dearl" exclaimed IN
widow, tsnderly.
alt wasn't no fault of me mothers
said Dennis, holding his head MP agzil
q" Il was al! along Of that Mra Sullivan
who pulled me rloths re hair"
"ThSt's right. Always speak up 70
your md her, my child" said the widow
"GaE ISse me my purse, Bridget"
frz Van D1sanh~ry, ysar-s. iii
The 49, laS; he. lsnd a. y
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-02
Reporting in Congress.

To q stranger il seems simply increnl-
BILE that q Vet aatim report can be taken
Of the verbal whirlwinos which visit The
house Of representatives, 50 frequently.
One member nominRlly has the floor, buta
dozen or twenty other members are on
their feet making ali sorts Of noises
interrupling, contrsdicting, appealing TO
the speaker &nd iBterpolating all kiGds
Of parliamentary abuse, nonsense and
retort, while the speaker IL adding 20 the
din by rspping IN the desk with his NAL
let and demanding order. InartiC ulate
shouts of approval and disSpTroySl con-
tend Tor the mastery. Meanwhile the
member entitled TO the floor is saving
tie &lr AID be-.iGk his Gesk in dpaih
show. But the reporter, practioei in
such sceues, and knowing what j. meant
by those making the noise, and WHIST
hey sre making it about, catches word
here and there, supplies broken sen
tel ces, makes grammar out of die
lon. led phrases, has the intel
llgelsoe and discretion 10 know
what is simply the chaotic &C
Compartment 81 be- ignored, and which
the stream nf essential melody running
through it Sll TO be noted Snd preserved;
and thus, with the help of occasional
assistance from his fellow reporters, and
with the recollection of the combatants
tht mselyes ~ TO the controversy Just
ended, he can present 70 the readers OF
the Record next morning a report almost
absolutely correct of the siormies. scenes
of the session. IL his record is not
faithful he will be very apt to know it
next day, for, although the proceedings
Of congress are not the most exciting
feature az news to the general reader,
we may be certain that there is one man
Who reads the official report Of the pre-.
yious days proceedings with critical
attention, and that is the person whose
utisranoes form part Of those proceed
inys. Hence il follows that the report
er's work passes in review every day be-
fore exacting critics, aud that reputs-
ton for good or had work is easily
scQuired.-GOOd Company.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-02
English Prison System.

A remarkable book has lately been
published in London by ticket-of-lease
man. He salemniy declares that what
sosver things are filthy, hateful, hendish,
IL their be any vice or infamy deeper or
more horrible than al other vice or
infary, il may be found ingrAined in the
English professional thief "who has
smoked vice into his nature from q
DEGRADED mother" As class he deems
Their utterly and irreclainnably lost. He
sho1ss that convict labor ought 70 be
worth q good deal, and il worth next %
nothing. The prison wsrdenssre for the
mast part On good terms with the worst
sasss Of couvicts. The cat, he thinks.
should, after q time, be applied 20 The
WORT class Of criminals. fOr it h the only
thing they fear. Chaplsins do little
good. AT worship . large number OF
men, while pretending 70 utter the
responses are really TALKING blaspAeny-
MANY scOundrsls take the sacrament
merely 10 stand well with the chaplain.
and IL has been fodnd needful % keep q
tight hold Of the sacramentel wine cnp.
he thinks that short sentences and the
separate cell system might be efkcacsous'
iY combined.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-02
Work en- the Farm.

Short days and ir~stv nlghts announce
thai winter has CONNIE 3osd and that no
time should now be wasted in making
everything about the house aud barn
snug and warm for man and beast. ii
there Is danger Of frost in the cellar,
besides banking il on the outside with
leaves or hemlock boRghs, purchase q
plenty 81 iarred builoInE paper and mai
IL closely around the walls No frost
can peneIrSte is tArred surface, and -
rats and mice do n 4 syT3Itciat its odor
they will vsGate til reIaisss - soon a.
possible. If they appropriate the barn
Tor winter quarters AND iced upon the
grain which has beeD stored for mere
useful animals set this trap, which will
soon deplete their forces Take 9 large
iron or brass kettle AMI FL it two-thirds
full with water; then scatter oats or
wheat bran all over the top. until II looks
a. If filled with grain. Place 8 shingle
from the floor to the top of the kettle
fur q bridge 10 attract the rats When
one has seen the ca1telts oi the kettle,
in il plunges; Of course il cries Justify
in the UNEXPECTED hath, others hasten 10
its rescue, and instead Of che nat you
uasy catch half dozen. The next nisht
set the trap in another part 81 the barn,
and the sane results will follow. Then
wSit ten days or 8 fortnight, for the
wary rats will need tina; length Of time
10 forcst TIE disastrous qualities Of the
kettle. Try il Rcin for light or tNo,
&nd you will have decidedly reduced the
numbers OF your rat coloay.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-02

oycr but ~ nnmmA hafDA. q uhic1.
~ recorded : Eessaafim ~ b give
anything 10 anySeAI aGain, actually
counted ont Eve ne~ ilver half dollars.
which - threw into the boys hat,
tAinkinR, - she did d. Sou m1sh 0ore
ntisfactxy it Was b give - the poor
and needy than 10 receive pseseats frOn
Tie rich.
sls this Cor NET" asked the boy,
opening his hasel eyes With wonder.
at 10 al fos yoa," said the widow,
"and l wish there was more Of il. But
I an afraid il would do no good IL you
had more"
The boy started 10 run; but Bridget
caught hin BY his curly nd hair, and
aid:
"h tha. all Jour manner. you
rogue'"
sDou't 60 yet" said The widow.
(" He will learn to be have better, one at
these days Take hin down into the
basement Brideet, and give him some
turkey and pudding and an orange and q
bunch Of grapes Could you eat = bit Of
turkey, DennisT'
n~nnis was pretty sure that he could,
II an opportunity were afforded him. so
he disappeared from the presence Of the
Widow Van Daenbery. who requested
him TO call again whenever he wss
hungry, Which &C pCOs,.isp<: - &c. A..
Bridget consigned him TO the cook, who
laughed merrily a. the cold turkey
vanished which she had placed before
him.
When the Widow Van Dusenbery
related the incidents which have been
- imperfectly sketched above 10 Father
Lansing, the next day, from WHOSE lips
the present writer heard them, she re-
marked that she didn't think thai the
tempter could ever have succeeded in
pursasdipg her TO Throw that arrow ii
he had not looked 80 much like the Rev.
DIR. Brown Stout whom she reyered 90
highly.
THAT il always the way with the p.
D." said Fsther Lansing. He always
takes the most pleasing forms when he
intends % ruin q human soul, as he did
when he tempted Saint Anthony in the
guise Of 8 lovely woman
Ii may be of some interest 10 the gen
ersl public 10 know that the widow sn6
her son Bait live very quietly in their
own house on the avenue. and cHntriye
20 rub along ON their limited income of
$50, coo year. She has become renowned
for her charities, and be enjoys the
reputation Of sn accomplished billiard
player; but be has not been able 10 join
the Four-in- Hand Coaching Club. On
his way from his travels he was asked
hy the Rev, Or. Brown Stout what
had impressed him most in the Holy
Land. To which nc replied: "FleAs ~
I.ds.xNsicnf
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-02

hs1lsa po1uAnssand en- - m11 =
- pspurtia e twOof - ho0no ol
pstasoss. 81 ca warn tAsss tims .
aay. liz fssd.diA Asah - - ~
Ell can eat q tAe n2s tinA Arr
allowing about - hoae for sacA 0aal.
tAe din ahoald Be ze0DveA; 81 6eaa-
vsnisnt the apartment dhDaA - AnEk-
encd, 10 pseseat 6gAtinE anA fsafAeF.
eating. EethiAg bat caeaa ioo1 sh01lA
be ascd. The ahove directions 90 for
chick-nA Ihe pgaltry, af The Cd e ~
daya mould be iat enough, Il In goo1,
healthy condition when shut an.
On the day On which y0u wiah 10 dssR
the iowis they saoaid have no food Or
drink. lake the chick, With The lqp
held firmly under your left ann; wifA
your left hand open the mouth; then,
with the right hand insert . narrow
bladed sharp knife about . Car down -
the ear; then give . sharp, quick cut
ACROSS the roof Of the mouth. IL done
neatly, the chick win bleed and die as
soon o. il decapitated, and there viii be
lees dirt shout Now 70 TO work and
pick IL ne rapidly as possible, without
~AioAuk- sNobt&sHk OAA NAtsCSNA4SC VIII
enshle you a. dress il handsomely. Com
mepce nj the head and pick clean a. you
60; do not 70 over the bird any faster
thsG you can 20 clean. III the skin
tss-s r-siiy, grasp With thu Jeff h-~d
firmly on the under side. and with the
right hand pull few feathers At time
perpendiculsriy, until the tender place
il passed over. In drawing the poultry.
make q small incision above the rent,
reaching down into il, and remove the
intestines cleSnly up Ia the gizzard,
which should be left untouched; the
crop, too, If empty, should be left in.
The small feathers OF the last joint Of
the wing may be left on and the wing
brought forward, hfueo over the neck and
turned back over the shoulder. A little
exp. rience will enahle one 10 do this
in second. ii gives ths birds 3 plump
appearance, and they pack better in the
box. AS soon as drawn, q string should
he tied sround the legs and the birds
hung up in q cool, dry place for twelve
hours al least; but do not freeze them.
Rural GelU Yorker.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-02
Wist<Fsng sheep.

On this subject Mr.. r. NJ. Bell, Of
Brighton, Ill, gives some very valuable
information in the Journal 81 AgrScWttast,
esTecialiy adapted To the management Of
ewes and lambs in the winter season:
"Our fears xre that too much feeding
and too listle exercise viii form the &C
emulation of tSt, and induce plethurie
condition unfsvorShie 10 breeding ewes.
The disadvantages of such winters come
10 US often. After all fears are seeming
ly unnecessary, breeding hocks ought
to be compelled 10 travel 1t least mile
every 6sy. IL builds on tie flesh Snd
establishes y better vitality % carry them
forward 10 maternity, W b plenty OF
natural strength and Iu4- now of milk;
and We hsvs always q ought that laiabs
from such mothers were born with bet-
ter appetites than Others. DO not laugh
ut the idea OF being born with SpPeutes
There il such 9 thins, rs all practice
shepherds know. To us have been drop
ned puny-looking little things, and but
for the royalty bora in them they would
have been left 10 die uIGSned for. They
would take the test or bottle like hungry
little pups, and they would live and do
we'll. Again, We have had great,
humping. strong lambs come, and when
q week old, would lie still and dumpash,
not caring for food Of any Kind; no
appetite al all. IL taken by the hre-
in cold weather, or il IL is damp and
oHSl, which is almost So had-it could
dry OF and lay half day OF all night
comfortable, then WAKE up with bieat,
and gladly take chance for breakfast
and life. Without tAis little wSrm
nursing BY the arc, TIE rascal would Inc
for 90 long . Cine that congestion OF The
stomach or bowels EOald ST II, and Il
would most certainly die If lambs are
barn with apDstipss Easy Seuld get ap
and suck. If they coat they cie, and
is il said We have 5 SAa lamh.ng yeaf'
beside the nilk os s~es confined % any
feed and q ys-i, Is oftan quite nniit Tor
sustaining life. Constipation Of the
hYwels carries of hundreds al young
lambs. Ewes that travel have NOR
changes of food, II they asve IN pastures
which tend 70 supply the proper nutn
mrnt in the milk of the eve. % bring
forward the development Of . newly
born lamb"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-02

THE British peasant has somehmes
pheasant humor Of his own- The other
day the Berkshirs hoands we're cut and
Last their fax. The MASTER hezrd view
holIoA. Riding towards The sound he
fonnd that it pEeceeded from N inieill-
gent rustic Where's BE gonel
snked the master. aWhess's who gomez
oueried TIA rustic. g Tie fen, anEwes-
"A tie MASTER. Awe secn 10 fox, |" gsid
the rustic. aThes why are yon h0ll0a-
iDrYs sskad tia ERsziHr. kscanB ]
Vs. .-N.lios - g sa xhnznssse<
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-02
r,~..rsuE Rsa,ry ssr Market

In the iirss placs, he poultry must BE
welI fstsened; and However well The
Eowls nav have been fei while At hbsr-
tv. they viii be greatly improved by
being shut aP for week or len Gays
nd carefully fed an Estsrsd. About
4 dnzsn should re cerfnsd N . warm,
veil ventilated app'SEneat about foal
60 sQaarn. TIE -. may ~~~"' .
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-02
shell rsur Germ an a.. Farm.

Most western farmer d.rst&nd the
advantage of Smelling IN ST home;
most central western : eastern farm
ers don't comFrehe"d tie saving At sll.
We shall try 10 dem0asi rate it by few
fyures- Corn on TIE CD computed n
80 pounds u the bushel >hslled corn Is
sold al 8. pounds 10 the 81 Now, suppose
i; becomes desirable to s,l 100 bushels
Of corn, We viii see il Y can lot dem
onstste that il Is wise 81 more econon-
zeal TO sell the shslled p7pdueI:
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-02

silver waiter and soos hqasar gla0A %
that when one Of her intinalo friooAs
came In, che could ask hin % taks drop
OF the delicious cordial with her. Sc
drank one glaa of it and found it %
much 10 her liking that abe could not
we'll resist the temptation 10 Try
another. 1t was 70 fragrant % de-
iciOus, 30 sweet and % smooth!
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-02

besides which you haul t. market (Gve,
six or ten miles, as the cE may bed, L.
100 pounds OF cobs, waich you gave
sssy, and possibly hAal hack coal ~
s. 80 70 81 90 per To-, FOR fuel 100
rounds of oohs are WUtth ~ macn IS
100 POUNDS al coal; therei1re We figure
your loss OF this 100 bushels OF corn AZ
follows:
-. bus rhelled corn :; 90 cents jgoy} .-.a 50
:. 100 pounds cobs a. "a per ton (say j.. 20
Haul ,loo pounds uebs &c towt (say j.. 80
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-01-02

TO- a. lOet
These figures are worth pondering, s.
il is by Just such savings that farming Is
made 10 psy.-RGrai MAJ Yorker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
IMPORTANT ASSESSMENT DECISION.

An important decision was handed down
yesterday by Justice Lawrence. in the matter Of the
petition OF Hunter vacate an assessment for reguat
ing Nintlave. Assistant Corporation Counsel LacOmbe
contended that the restriction IN the Charter OF 1878
as 10 advertisement etc, did not apply where prior to
its passage the Commissioners OF Public Works had been
clothed with the power by special legislation. In
his opinion, Justice Lawrence says;
cannot distinguish this case in principle from the
matter Rothsch1d decided by me IN November last
The decision In this case has since been affirmed by tue
General Term OF this COur In tue matter OF kOthschd.
tue pointed out the distinction between that case
and the matter OF the Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank rs n. Y, 3SSl AS tank 1t apparent that the
Commissioner OF Public Works was empowered TO exer-
clse discretion as 10 tie manner Of doing tue work
now under consideration by the Act or 1871 the or
dinance OF the Common Council was not the source Of
his power aud therefore 10 logically follows that the
)ist section Of the Charter OF 1873 does not apply.
5eo also Green ngt the Mayor. go y. Y. p S03 The
objections of the Corporation Counsel appear to be wen
taken and they sustained and exception allow ed to
the petitioner Motion to yacate assessment denied.
For tue petitioner H. A. shipman and john y. Shaw.
For tue city. Assistant Corporation Counsel L. IL.