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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-21
Bouncing a Dude.

chicago, 16.-A special London
cable says: At the Grand Theatre
saturday evening duriAg the per
i0rmance of MISS Minnie Palmer.
Cne american actress, slarge BOUQUET
was thrown to her from a private
Dox occupied by three dudes. As
she plcked 1t up mote dropped from
u. and fell on the stage in full view
or the audience. The lady seeing If
as she was leaving the stage turned
IL over to John r. Rogers, her hus-
band and manager. 1t proved
20 be an invitation to Miss
Palmer. couched in suggestive
language, to take supper with the
three at the German Embassy
After the performance, Mr.. Rogers
entered the box, seized the biggest
OF the trio, thrashed him soundIy
and elected him from the THEATRE
me crowd outside took the fellow
IN hand upon learning the nature of
ms otfense, stripped him of his
clothes and pelted him with mud
until he finally escaped The other
Two: fearing Mr.. Rogers return and
the Indignation of the audience, i'm
bolted. Mr.. Rogers called
at the German embassy to-day to
If the writer's of the note
TO Miss Palmer were in any manner
connected with the legation, and
was informed that the members of
the German embassy were gentle
men, which fact Mr.. Rogers must
see, which rendered further ENQUIRY
In that direction unnecessary.
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Swind1ins Claim Agents.

Washington, 20.-General Dudley,
commissioner of pensions, in his
report, takes up the question of the
practices of claim agents with pen
sioners, and says that the evils of
which complaint has been made
have greatly increased, and at pre-,
sent the situation calls for immedi.
ate action by Congress. He saws
the business has attracted TO il
many ignorant and unscrupulous
persons, whose only object seems to
be to procure applications from
pensioners and then assiduousIy
dun the claimants until a SO fee is
secured and thereafter practically
the case like a squeezed
orange.
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A SHOW
AhaC Is Wanted in the OutIandisb
East.

East.
Washington, 20.-A special mis-
sion nom the government of Tab,
cnosun, has recsntly asked tn,
cooperation of the Department O.
osate In the proposed establishment
OF a museum at Seoul, their capital
Inc Following note written by the
wee president of the foreign office
dc seoul and transmitted by the
minister to the Department of State
ruby sets forth the object and pur-
pose or the enterprise: with the
view OF developing the commercial
ana industrial resources of the king
dom CT Corea. and in order to faciIi-
tate trade, 1t is proposed to establish
at seoul, the capital, a museum in
which, among other things, will be
ex ,oSeo samples and models Of ar
hcies OF foreign export, such as
machinery, mining and agricultural
implements, geological instruments,
and varied material of every des-
crlptlon likely to prove of interest
ana benefit a population of 10000
QUO souls, emerging from the most
primitive style. These articles will
oe all catalogued in English and Chi
nese and have attached the names
OF contributing or manufacturing
firms. Merchants and maaufac.
turers of the United States are in
Vlted to contribute to this museum,
All articles should be addressed to
the care OF st. S1ethlage, ESQ,
shanghai. China, and all cOmmuni-
cations, catalogues, price lists, etc.,
should be sent direct to me at this
place Mr.. Won Mollendorf, Seoul.
Inc Corean government should
nave the privilege of purchasing
these articles g. the price named on
The invoice. II is hoped bv this
system to develop trade to mutual
advantage, and IS any orders which |
nny be the outgrOwth of it can be |
sent by as direct to manufacturers.
he aid Of mlddlemen will not be |
leeded, and American firms having
representatives in the east will be
argely benefited thereby. No date
las been decided upon for opening
he exhibition, but our government
Viii do all It can to promote the
'bJect in view. Exhibits of agri-
cultural and mining I'M elements and
o0l5, esc, are pa ticularly desired,
nd 1t is probable these and similar
rtieles win find ready sale. No
frangeAent has been made by the
government for the trans.
ortatiCn of exhibits to Shanghai,
ut from that point it is understood |
UGH articles will be Forwarded by
he agent Mr.. Snethlage, at the ex-
ense Of the government. He is
repaired to receive goods as soon as
ley can be sent. T.
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A What-Is-It Company.

San Francisco, 2O.-The PEOPLES
railway Company of America, in.
corporated at Indianapolis, has
through its representatives reached
tnls point. Some of them are here.
negotiating for an outlet on San
FRANCISCO bay, but with whom is
not stated. Sometime ago dispatches
were received here from Visalia.
Cal that j. W. Trip, travelling
agent for the company, had organ
!zed a local board at that point with
$4,000 capital stock subscribed !.
since then nothing further has been
heard OF the agent or company.
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THE SHARON SUIT.
1t is Dismissed and the Senator
Triumphs.
1t May Have Been COMPROMISED

1t May Have Been Compromised.
San Francisco, 2O.-The charge of
adultery against Senator Sharon,
preferred by Miss Aggie Hill, claim,
ing to be his wife, came I'D for hear
ing before Judge Lawlor this morn
ing. An immense crowd had as
sembled at the doors CT the police.
court, and loag before the proceed.
lngs began the room was crowded to
its utmost capacity. Senator Sharon.
accompanied by his counsel, Gen
eral Barnes, was present. W. M
Nelson, the complaining witness. on
bahalf of Miss Hill, was assisted
by j.. w. Tyler Miss Hill was not
present. The examination occupied
the entire morning. Prior to the
consideration of the case at Issue
Nelson made statement that his
witnesses hal been intimidated. that
the police authorities had failed to |
serve subp9nas and that conse-
quentIy he was unable to produce |
them. General Barnes objected to /
such assertions, saying it would be |
sufficient for Nelson to cite in.
stances and enter complaints. and
the law would know how to deal
with them. By permission of the
court Nelson was allowed to con-
tlnus bis statements, which were
partly Of his own knowledge and
partly from information. He then
proceeded to say that he had been |
offered money to stay the proceed
ing, and that when he refused
he was intimidated; that Miss
Dietz, with whom the alleged adult
Dry took place, could not be found.
md that the father of Miss Brack-
stt, the confederate companion of
Miss Hill, had suddenly acquired
wealth.
Witnesses called by the defense
ienied Nelson's statement. after {
Rhlch the case was called charging
sharon with felony. The prosecute
ng attorney Immediately arose and
'tated that it was impossible to !
continue the prosecution, as the l
Gatute governing the case had
'een repealed and no longer existed.
Barnes agreed to set aside ali
echnicalities and allow the case to
% On, as he wanted an opportunity ?
t obliging the prosecution to pro-
luce the alleged marriage contra 1t .
lnder which the complaint had .
'een sworn out. The document
7as not produced, nor was the ex-
'tence of it admitted. Barnes
trongly denounced the whole bust q
ess as a yillainous scheme. the b
Ontract as a fraud, lie and forgery q
.om top to bottom, and the CON. q
laint as an outrage on public jus- q
ce, chiefly so On the defendant. II
tho was dragged into court on a
worn charge of felony. and when
le case Was called the prosecution f;
it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-21
Gold Stampede.

Lisbon, Oak, 2O.-Intense excite
ment prevails here over the discoY-
cry OF gold. II. W. GriswoId. of
Chicago, made the discovery on his
place near here two months 400
He bad 100 samples assayed and the
result showed from 500 to $3.50 per
ton. The matter was kept o1iet
until GrlswoId had s cured all the
land in he vicinity. Crowds are
leaving for the scene of the oiscov-
cry.
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1rishisnls,

Dublin, 20.-Parnell has accented
an invitation from the promoters OF
the Parnell testimonial fund to at
tend a banquet given in his honor
IN the Rotunda, on the 10th of Dec.
ember.
A number of Irish National
League meetings, announced to be
held In County Cork to morrow,
have been prohibited by the au,
thOrities.
Earl Spencer, lord-lieutenant, and
Lady Spencer, have left Dublin for
England, where they propose to re-
main a considerable time. They
will 90 first to Hawarden Castle. the
residence of Gladstone, to pay a
visit to the Prime minister.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-21
Afraid of q Mob.

Chicago, 20. - Inter Oceans
Springfield, Ills: The sheriff of Lo.
gan county this afternoon applied to
the Governor for leave to call ON
the military TO assist him in main.
tanning peace and to protect the life
OF the supposed murderer of Fora
Barish. The governor told the sher-
III to use the civil force and not
make a call for military except as a
last resort.
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Tyler said he was not aware when
Cne complaint was made ont that
the statute had been repealed.
Inc Judge said such was so and
ordered the case dismissed. The
Iact that the prosecution was unable
or unwilling to produce the alleged
marriage contract seems to confirm
IN the public mind the original sus-
plclon that the matter was started
70 extort money from Sharon.
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Shocking Crime.

Shelby, N. c., 2O.-Mr. and Mrs.
W ,lilam Logan, both over 20 years
oid, were attacked at their home,
Twelve miles from Shelby, by a
negro burglar, last night, and Mrs.
Logan was killed and her husband
cnokeo nearly 20 death. The negro
esceped with SO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-21
AMBITIOUS ANNA,
She is Dropped by Her Ungailant
Manager

~ ORPOA W
T, Manager.
Detroit, Mich, 2e.-Miss Anna
Dickinson. on reaching this city last
night, found that her manager.
Wentworth, had. left her in the
lurch, without a word of expiana-
ton. She complains bitterly of his
treatment and is smarting under
series Of disappointments and con.
fusion wrought in her plans. Nego-
tlations are now pending which
may or may not be concluded for a
Encouragement Of her seasons bust,
ness. She has been doing well the
past month considering the miser.
able manner in which her advance
work has been done, and is anxious
TO go on and carry out her original
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A BARGAIN SALE.

One heavy inch wagon with horsea,
aud one harness; l light spring wagon
and csrrisge hsrness;l cart; l light buggy,
saddle horse; 1 moving machine anu
rake, also farming implements; 80 tons OF
lucerne and 10X tons OF hay.
The above articles are in excellent con
dition and will be cold at a bargain.
Apply to N. w. Clayton, Room 8,
IL oper and Z bridge block. /
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The other day man stepped into
a neighbours house, where he saw
the head OF the family lying upon
his back On the floor, and his wife
standing over him, as he thought
with threatening air. He was
about to Withdraw, when the pros
trated man shouted: "Come along
IN, Steve, she is only chalking me
out pair of pants"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-21
Three Million Mortgage.

New York, 20.-The American
Rapid Telegraph company, being
involved on their lines in the states
OF New York. New Jersey, Ohio,
Connecticut, Massachusetts, and
the city of Baltimore, executed a
mortgage upon their property and
franchises to the Boston Safe De-
post and Trust company for 3d..
100000.
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SIRAYED OR STOLEN

one = I bIoo5 !. 5Hss1elgrove, Bingham CANYON.
mCking OI So,. Day Mare, six.yesr.old. and
will BE- n GJi. same color. S25 reward
grove B ga,J iof her return to I. Hazel.
Lake City. 1'u' or MS residence in Salt
+
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An Old farmer in Texas having said
ct a church meeting: ST have
belonged TO the church thirty years
aud, bless the Lord it hes never cost
me a dollar" the good preacher arose
and responded: The Lord bless your
stingy old SOUL"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-21

Doctor" said a lady, "I want you
to prescribe for me-" "There liz
nothing the matter, madam" said
the doctor, after feeling her pulse !:
"you only need rest" S.Now. doc
tor, just look at my tongue" she
persisted. Just look at it-look at
it! Now say what does that need 2"
u think that needs rest, too" re-
piled the doctor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-21
Liberals Elected,

Berlin. 20.-To-day was the last
day of the election for members of
the commOu council. All the Lib
eral candl ates were elected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-21

$50 you have got twins at your
housew said Mrs. BeznmbIe to little
Tommy SamuelsOn. eyes. ma'am
two OF EN-" "What are you going
to call them ?" Thunder and
Lightning, 1 guess" "Why, those
are strange names to call children"
wen, that's what pa said as soon
as he heard they were In the
house,"
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Miss Aver, the heiIess Of the
patent medicine and pill man, is
worth 50, 0O0,00 and is 80 far heart
tree. The wretch who would steal
her affections would, OF course, be q
Observation-Disclosures Tsleo,aDh.
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Suspension.

Philadelphia, 2O.-Fred 2rick Balm,
stock broker. has suspended. Il is
understood he has been short of the
market, and recently became long.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-21

A fence rail was blown right
through the body of mule by tie
Mississippi Cyclone. so the story gces.
Even q cyclone has to approach a
mule sideways to get the best OF him.
-LoaoeW Citizen.
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HELLO !!

.. 1doss9 men. Five thousand pounds of
Sosn ' T. Uut'et for sheep grease, at Utah
'''p manufacturing Company. +
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED,

For the srsmie Soda Works, experienced
men for black ash furnaces and csustic
pots. Apply 10 John Sharp, oalt Lake
City.
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WANTED.

>. a IE! Tor general homework. Apply
n,a Ms ~ W. W. Woods. Chestnut street,
'Ns OI0GS north Brigham street.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

:, a good strong Nurse Girl. Apply to
ms s. e. Auerbsch. opposite Metho.
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q. Photography in all its brsnches, at
O.sen's New Gallery, SO Commercial
sNset Copying and Enlarging. Salts
faction guaranteed. +
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s. j. N ATTAIN ia selling better BOYS
Suits for less money than any other
clothing house in the city.
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stylish AND CHEAP

oald55a8'ss ' sp iIyls; Of Mems, Boys, and
' 'olFts SAD Unie,, vU.v,feoatS, Flats, Over
'0se'' prices, wboI %ssf, Tor winter use, at
""oie'sis aod re'aiI, at
L. GOLDBERG;o.
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NUMBER YOUR HOUSE

With Oseser Bros. celebrated Euamel
figures, the best in use. Our canvasser
will call at every house.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-21

"HACKAETACK," q lasting and
fragrant perfume Price 25c and
'f'"- Sold by z. c. III. L. Drug store
.aai
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The finest and largest assortment {
st s. j. Nsthan's. +
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Fire..

Tecoma, w. IT., 2O.-Fire last
nlght destroyed $4,000 worth of
Insurance unknown.
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and t o1siooSss1.' bargains in Children. SHIFTS
Clothing H s1i at Nathan's Mammoth
\
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COOPER BROS

Real Estate andi Loan Agents, No. 4
Groesbeck Block, have some choice
property for sale, money to loan on an.
proved security and houses to rent,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-21
FLEXIBLE STIFF HATS.

Just received the latest flexible stiff
Hats, in olive, brown and black. Every
style; as easy ss felt.
L. GOLDBERG,
7 165 &l67 Main street.
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FoR CENTER TABLES and Secre~
taries 60 to SoRENsEN& CARLQUIsr.
I
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YoU1Hs suits and Overcosts At
the Mammoth Clolhing Hall.
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60 to the new photo gallery of hover
q Reynolds for the bsst work inthe city.
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Irving.

New York, 20.-Henry Irving
the actor, arrived tonight. Q
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DRIED FRUIT.

,,rTLL ARRIVE IN SALT LAKE
w City about November let, W,Oo0
aouuds of Southern Utah choice sun-
sried Peaches, guaranteed fresh crop.
u'''N CHAS N. SMITH,
With John Needham, Eighth Wsrd,
Salt Lake City. on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-21
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT

Several of the neatest, most comfort
able and airy rooms. single or in suites,
Of any in the city, for rent. One block
east of Methodist Church, on south side
of street. -ELBRIDGE TUFTS.
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The fine photographers, hover s
Reynolds.
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vest &: F FsI2s5 Sp esT s gallery i. jus.
SALT
LAKE E. wncn,nu
RAILWAY. N'1N"N

,s t '5S t hteS5 NJ Monday, October 1.s,
sis Ion daily lSUndsSys s sloep 5ssys
In ira train lasyinTno y With the Utah
H. 4 dRetufni5o , . -t SAT- Lake city att
$50 $40 pm, eo nrflve Lshi junction
'6pn. a. ST1figiog in Salt LAKE, s.g u oIs0
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CARD.
TO CUR FRIENDS AND THE TRADE.

WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE that
" hereafter We will be represented in
Utah and neighboring States and Terri
tories by III. GALLAGHER, FOR
MERLY OF LEAVEN WORTH,
Kansas, in pace of Mr.. V. G. Sam lel,
gEho !: no longer in our employ.
Respectfully,
DERBY s. DAY
Distilling Co.,
OIL st. LouiR, Mo.
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esS d c a1Qt. r. Uses 90
The Portland daily press., 1883-10-06
Home for Aged Men.

The Home for Aged Men will be thrown
open to the inspection of ladies and gentle
men today. The repairs are completed and
the property paid for from the subscription
fund. and now subscriptions will be sought in
order to furnish the Building and endow the
institution.
The main house is fifty feet square and
three SORES high. It is of brick and most
substantially constructed, being the old Cutter
mansion, one of the old time historical resi-
dences. There is also attached large two
storied brick ell. The dining room is 3Sx20
feet in size, finished in imitation oak, hand
somely papered and very bright and sunny.
The parlors are on either side of the main hall,
are very spacious, the corridors broad, and
there are Accommodations for twenty-five or
THIRTY occupants, without counting the rooms
for the officers. There are admirable bath,
kitchen and laundry facilities, and large
garden adjoining.
The Portland daily press., 1883-10-06
The Liquor Tram n

Although the results of the liquor prosecu.
tions OF the Court have been regularly publish
ed in our daily record of the proceedings OF
the Superior Court. with amount of individual
fines, and terms of Imprisonment, 1T may not
be out OF place to give summary of the work
now that the September cession is completed.
There were l21 tines paid on 121 distinct
sentences, and many of those sentenced had to
pay fines in several cases. Richard FL. Parker
was subjected to six sentences, the fines
amounting to $50S.26 At least a third of
those convicted had to pay fines on two sem
fences, and many on three, SO that at least 30
persons are represented among the convicted.
The sum total of fines paid was $14, 274.5o.
In default of paying fines the offender was
sent to jail, and there are "a serving out terms
OF from three to ten months. The criminal
business of the Cumberland County Courts ex-
ceeds that of all the rest of the State.
The Portland daily press., 1883-10-06
Saccarappa.

What can speak better of herd OF cattle
than to say that its owner has received $500 in
premiums this season from the various fairs at
which they have been exhibited. Alonso Lib
BY OF this village is the eWner Of this herd.
Mr. Norton, of the Brighton grammar school
has taken the school on Bridge street, made
vacant by the resignation of Mr.. johnson.
All those interested in having a public libra
~ will meet at the municipal court room at 8
o'clock on Monday evening next
Senator Bayard of Delaware, is expected at
Cumberland Mills in few days the guest Of
w. L. Longiey, Esq.
Since Sept. TO- three hundred and eleven car
loads of coal have been dumped from the
new elevated track; all for the paper mills.
At the Cumberland County Teachers Asso-
citation to bs held at the High School House
Friday and Saturday, Nov. 2 and 8, papers
will be presented BY Hon. W. ]. Corthell, Of
Gorham Normal School. A. e. Chase, princi-
pal Of Portland High School; F. Il. G. Rob-
bins, Deering High School; w, E. Aver.
Pride's Corner Grammar School, and Others.
TIE State Superintendent N. A. Luce will also
be present. An address of welcome will be-
given by FL. K. Griggs one of the Westbrook
school COMMITTEES.
The Portland daily press., 1883-10-06
United states circuit oo,l,.

BEFORE JUDGE LOWELL.
FRIDAY.-Wm. E. Donnell vs.. Portland o. oo
deIsburg R. Co. Defendants motion for new
trial argued. Decision reserved
Putnam for pltff. Haskell for Daft
Eugene Barry VS.. Whitney Cater Shoe Company.
Defendants motion for new trial argued. Motion
denied.
G. Hale for pltff. Hsslral1 to- ..,.
Edwards Manufacturing Co. VS.. VIM. snrso,,e :.
ais, in equity.
q. Chafee VS.. Same.
These cases were originally brought in the State
Court and afterwards entered in this court bv
tne respondents who claimed that they were re.
movable. Compartments moved to remand both
suits to the State Court. and the question was ar
gued upon that motion in both cases. Decision re-
served.
orville D. Baker, for compliments,
E. F. Webb, for respondents.
Augustus F. Moulton admitted as an attorpav
and counsellor for this court.
Adjourned to Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1883-10-06

An adjourned meeting of the Diamond Is
land Association was held Thursday evening
at Reception Hall. Judge Peabody. chairman
of the finance committee, reported that Che
books of the corporation had been cars
fully audited and the accounts found
to be correct. The report was accepted aud
placed on record.
On motion of George ii. Libby j. was voted
to instruct the directors to hire $1,000 at such
rate and lime as they deem advisable, and
to authorize the president to give a note of
the corporation therefor. It was also voted to
authorize the directors to sell any of the lots
now laid out and numbered, remaining unsold,
or place them in the hands of an agent to be
sold at such terms and to such persons as the
directors see fit, the proceeds Of said sales to
be used to pay off the loan