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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
HARD KNOCKS FOE POLICE COMMISSIONER. e

The Committee on Law and Ordinances of
the Yonkers Common Council. NJ the meeting held last
evening" presented charges against the Board OF Police
alleging that they have been guilty OF
gross neglect OF duty AMI tDacasaDce IN Office. They
are charged with Illegally increasing officers pay. H.
legally fixing tho amount OF moneys To be raised ,or the
expenses OF the Police Board certifying 10 ertncaes
means OF which money obtained from tho CITY
Treasurer violation OF law and Illegally paying money
for counsel fees for cr nina prosecutions and for tho
defence OF police officers. resolution adopted
thoriZpg the committee To continue their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
DISCUSSING THE IA MOOR DEFEYCES.
| = Ir.;A..I Stntna Ran rl of Eanst Dnforc

The United States Board OF Coast Detences
and Forncatons spent yesterday at tho Fifth Avenue
IIote discussing tho various reports made by It's
mittees on the previous day. Some time spent IN
plans for the remainder OF the week. fhcy will
20 on board the Ordnance dispatch boat at 30 to-day
10 begin careful inspection Of NewYork HarDor. They
will spend two days IN visiting Governors Island, Fort
Wordsworth Flood Rock the torpedo station Mt Willets
Point and the sandy Hook approving ground returning
here ON Thursday night Friday will be- spent In ds-
sn.son of Tho atoms made In this harbor On
Saturday the Government boat Dispatch Will take tho
party TO Newport 10 inspect the torpedo station and
main until tuesday, when they Will return to New
York The party numbers thirteen. IL will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Endicott who Is with her husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
porSoys ~ DRIED MEAT Due TO PT0KAIyEs.


poisonug from eating diseased dried meat al Momeuce
IN :" said Dr. Cyrus Edison OF the Board OF Health yes
terlay and believe that they are due 10 ptonsnes,
which are small basic bodies which wcro discovered
short time ago by Professor soms. a distinguished
Italian scents As yet little IA Known OF them beyond
the fact they develop under certain conditions IN
outrefyipg meat Attempts have been made 10 produce
ibsm and the frogs show that they act
very much like cursre, the Indian arrow poison hile
a. ys comparatively little 10 known OF the ptomaines
have convince That Is the cause OF
most OF poisoning from sausage and canned
good. don't think that tho canning has anything To
do with the development OF the poison In nearly
case OF poisonng canned meats fish have fou nj
that food been permitted 10 stand open Tor somc
timo Ia hot weather."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Metz York Hotel-Congressman Samuel j..
Randall and wife, OF Philadelphia. nm lrenue
Hotct-Congressmen John H. storm and W. X. sowden,
of Pennsylvania Colonel George W. Hooker, OF Yer.
mont; j. G. Clarke president OF the Illinois Central
Railroad Company; N. NJ. Greene, president OF the
Columbus Hooking Valley K Toledo Railway Company
and william j. Florence Victoria Hotcl-Coupt aud
Countess de Casa Galarza and Countess de Diana, OF
Havana, and George q. Gorham. of Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15

the East District fire BY boys early in June 10
still burning
BrRMISGnAx-John Madden, age four, who fell into
kettle Of scadng water Saturday. still fingers out MS
life despaircd Of The skin peeled OF one-haf the
body.
FAIRPIELD-Coroner Holt finished taking testimony
Monday in the case of Edwin Smith, jr who is a.
legged have died In consequence Of malpractice ana OF
claly made the result public yesterday 1t shows tnat
an operation had been performed by neighborihg pny
sicia but revealing facs whicA he may DO crim
pally prosecuted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
NEM-JERSEY.

UNION HIIL.-Wiam Sturms, Jr. ago nineteen, who
disappeared from his home In Unionst. on July /
was found Monday night by searching party IN tho
Hackensack swamp Ho had taken off his clothing and
was lying In stagnant water The young man, who
IL suffering the effects Of sunrtroke received last
SUMNER been wandering about the country begging
food from faImns and sleeping AT night In the fields
Searching parties have been persstently bunting for
him since his disappearance Sturns was elnaciated
and hag gard looking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
CONDITION or TEyEMEYrHOUsES

The Board of Health yesterday received the
report OF summer corps OF tenenenthouse physl-
clans for tho week ending en- July 3. II shows that
2339 houses In which ls.0Sl families live had been
yisi ed Ill eases OF diarrh9a 80 Of respiratory dis
eases 10 measles and II Of miscellaneous character
were treated. Tho general sanitary condition of the
buildings shows Improvement over that OF last year
OF 277 teneme inspected 81 were In good con
dton 1877 fairly good and 80 bad OF 77priyato dwoll
ngs good. 70 fairly good and bad OF IL work
shops wero good and fairly good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
WEsTCuEsTER COUNTY.

MAMARosRcK.-Tbe houses OF Everett Rushmore and
Mr.. Bell, his sOn-inaw, were entered by burglars
Monday night robbed Of several hundred dollars
worth Of slverwarc The burglars unquestionably
members OF the brace and bit" gang who have been
operating along tho Sound for several months
YoSKERs.-John Shea, age ten. was drowned yester.
day In some water that had blocked up Orchard The
Coroners jury recommended that fence be put around
the dangerous spot
Samuel Fae. for many years a trustee Of the village.
was struck with apopoxy Monday night and 10 not
expected TO recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15

The following changes were recommended to
be made IN force Of night inspectors Surveyors
Office. yesterday: John H. Becker, promoted TO mo
position OF captain In place OF r. O. Bensel removed
tain. in place OF William Rodgers. removed Inspector
Jonn Freed appointed assistant captain place OF u
Y Shepard. removed Inspector Thomas III. Kip APP
pointed roundsman In place OF George Angle, pro.
noted letter OF Instructions requiring strict attention
TO- and conformity with the rules or the Inspectors
department sent by the Surveyor to Captain
Becker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
WHERE THE PRESIDENT WENT FISHING.
Fron The baltimore Sunday Herald

Woodmont, the destination OF the dis
tingushed party the delightful fishing resort OF the
Woodmont Rod and Gun Club OF this city II situated
on the Upper Potomac, above Sir Johns Run, a little
more than 100 miles distant and Is one OF the most
charming and picturesque spots ON the river IL Is at
Dam No g. where tho OF wator IA greater than
at any point reaching for several miles, and IL sur
rounded by lofty hills either bank High up on the
blun which forms the north bank tho Woodmont Club
has erected 0 handsome clubhouse, which has been
fitted up with every convenience and some of tho mem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
FROM POLICE COMMISSIONER TO PATROLMAM
Incnh II Nnrinus ann sinix -aeycn. died veg


terday al his home. No l5l MOntgomcryt jersey CITY
Mr. Naenus was time president Of tho Board Of
Police Commissioners. lie Chief Of Police In ls53
and served until l-G2. when the law was changed,
making the Office elective ami he defeated by Edward
Reilly In 1873 Mr. Marnns appointed Police Com
by the Legislature aud served president OF
tie Beard For many years he ferry master AT the
ferry. but resigned 10 accept sergoancy
in the police force On account of failing health ho
reduced from sergeant to patrolnan and subsequently
given an easy berth IN the police headquarters In which
he remained until his de- th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
BRooKLry AND JERSEY MEs VISIT HsDDEY

A delegation from Bergen County, y. j.. and
one from Brooklyn visited Collector Hedden yesterday
Among those IN the BROOKLYN delegation were Felix
Catnpltoll. A. NJ. Bliss, William H. Muriha and Thomas
Is. Carroll. Hubert .. Thompson was AT tho Custom
House most OF the day usual IL Il said that the
TO the Custom lou 80 to impress
upon the Collector tho fact that the Kings County
I'd. nocrucy must not be overlooked They offered the
Coector sharp the blunt end Of tho lancepeaco
or war. The Collector chose peace aud assured tho
that he regarded the claims OF tho kngs
Csunty Democracy subordinate To none. The Brook
lyn mon went away with an air Of triumph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
LONG INLAND.

JAMAIcA.-Burgars broke into tho Jail Tuesday
mig hit stole clothing and ewelry Keeper
John Murphy valued at 500 No arrests have been
made but former prisoners suspected An entrance
was effected by breaking window and forcing out the
bars.
sHgEPsHEAD BAY-Edward Johnson. age sixteen, was
arrested yesterday for robbng the liquor store OF Frank
Rciche OF Wines liquors and cigars worth 500 and So
In cash ON July l. Justice Mcmahon committed him to
the County jail He Is believed to have been concerned
NJ several robDeries In the village.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
ALL ON ACCOUNT OF A BIO LOBSTER.

Paddy Burns, blacksmith OF Tompkinsvlllc. =. J..
went IN his boa. afew days ago TO leok after new
of lobser-pOt that lie experimenting with.
when the pot drawn mp II found To contain the
bigrss lobster known TO he caught In the harbor
IL weighed sixteen pounds and three ounces. and was
exhibited in beer-shor 70 many admired u and
rsatcd Paddy By OF CONCENTRATING him that Paddy
was kept a continual spree for three days. lie nn,ly
got mild of trcmen-. with gigantic blue Holsters
suapping and clawng all around hPu- While In that
condition yesterday Paddy took dose OF Paris green 10
poison himself lie very sick man when taken 10
The hospital, hut n stomach pump VIII probably save
him 10 uerfect lis new .lyle OF l0hsier-pOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
A Joke THAT WENI OFF BACKWARD.
THE TAX ORDNANCE VETOED IN NEWARK.

Mayor Haynes. OF Newark. yesterday filed with
the ty Clerk his veto OF the ordinance. The veto
cannot be acted upon until the first Friday in August
which will give the Common Council time 10 pass
another tar ordinance In the ordinance IL not
passed the veto. The appropriations In the ofdi-
nance amount altogether Ia cent OF the property
valuation Of 1854 as required by law and this limit
cannot be exceeded Mayor Iayne. objections are that
the alton for school consructoD IL too small
and that no provision IL made for siuking fund for
bonds yet be issued 10 fund some floating debt The
objection. OF the Mayor prompted by wish 10 pre-
vent the Republican Council from fixing low tax rate.
IL il probable that effort will be made TO call special
meeting ana pass supplementary tax ordnance. III
the time should expire without the Of the ord
nance the financial affairs Of the city will 10 brought to
"a sfaudsull
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MA RINE iNTELL[GENOH

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun 438; 728 Moon sets GAG Moons age d.
HIGH WATER ro-Dti.
L.M-Sandy Hook. 9:j9 Gov. island, 1899 He'll GAIA
FA.-sady Hook lO:Jl Gov Island 1O.42 He'll Gate OBS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
STATEN ISLAND.

PRINCES BAr.-The oyster growers yesterday trod
the experiment OF exploding dynamite shells near the
oyster beds where the drumsh have lately carried
ating raid 1t 10 estimated that $4,000 worth OF
oysters had been killed or eaten by the drumfsh this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15

cation presents the best bass fishing tho Potomac
As evidence extent of the catch, II may pc
stated that party went there the 4th Of July ana
In three days caught 236 bass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15

onlAIrAs = yuk ls-P,s.sa. Steamer oisseshn OBJ
H sG. saS 1ilS.sts ~ ds..vu @
nom China porte ior NewYcEt en-, n..u ~-r.vv~s
June IL for Alden.
from Liverpool for Montreal.
ana Sa:os b. nc"
DOMESTIC PORTS
BOSTON July ll-Arrved. steamers Htbernsn (Br) Moore
Glasgow, Allentown and Berks. PhisdeIPhin
Sailed steamers Haytien Rcpubc and Maynard sumner
sd.s1s BisS
cisarss steamers Hrsh Prince Br Novel; LAysrDeoIi
Perkomen Harrisburg and Norman ,Boston' Tacony ana
SAsriHosr, july 4-Anvsd steamers Nswminster Br,
webster Carthagena Allegheny Taylor ProydencS Derk.
shire Bcston VIM Crane. ssvannsh Josephine Thomson
Cleared. steamer octorara New;Yorx.
wiixlssTos Nc. July Iz-Arrvsd. steamer sessfaetor
.csisIEsros July i4-Arrvsd. Delaware New
sailed steamer CITY Of Atlanta xo,c..soeler
and EldoradO New.York.
AnnouncemenS.
ALWAYS USE PLATT's CHLORIDEs TO DIsIN.
&c An OdOrless liquid. Reliable. powerful. cheap
For dressing the hair; and beautifyingit when
gray otnns sI 50 as pn kes; liar Basa
al DoN'r WAIT RELIEF, BUT CURE"
Is exclamation Of thousands suffering from catarrh 70
Remedy 1t has done thousands Of why not In
yours Your danger in delay IncIce stamp To woIds
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
uonrs.s e ! 30 I. Diseases q The Serycas system.
GenitO- Urinary Organs Impotence and steIllity.
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posed of army engineers and naval ofhcers' on q
tour of inspection among the fortincat'on' VI N'"'
York harbOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
CONNECTICUT TOwNs,

BRIDGEPoRr.-Captain Pinknan has raised over 1900
In aid Of the Barthodi statue peat swamp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
VACANCIES IN THE NAVY YARD.

CAPTAIN W. A. klrkland captain VI INC Dioohyh
Navy Yard. Commander q. W. Coffin. Naval Con-
strnctor Samuel II. Pook Chief Ems ineer John +.
Kelly and Lieutenant J. A. III. Nichols, comprising
Hoard of Naval examiners, appointed by the Sec
Rotary OF the Navy for the special service OF exam
lining app!i ants for important posts IN the Navy
Yard, met yesterday: Captain Kirkland Is presl-
dent of the board. The appropriation for repairing
ssels an Ior the general purposes of the yard has
noN Leconie available, and the active work which
was suspended months ago on account OF want
Of money WI II soon be entered upon again
1t is the duty OF the Examining Board to test the
publications. of those who want the important
sitaations of foremen In the various departments,
and 20 select those best fitted for them. The prin.
cipal positions to be filled arc the foremanship of
the ioiners of the shIpwrIghts tho blacksmiths,
the painters the plumbers the calkers, the iron
pIaters the boat builders, the block.makerS. the
laborers and the sparnakers. all Of the C0nstruc-
ton Department. Two fOrefaen are wanted Tor the
machiuists, and forencn for the boiler.maker, the
pattern makers, the cOppersmiths and the noulders
Of the Department OF Steam Engineering. A fore
man of the laborcrs in tho Yards and Docks Depart
ment has also to be appointed.
10 obtain these situations there are nearly 100
apvlicants and more will be received to-day. After
today however, it will be deemed too late 10 take
any more applications The examinations are con-
ductcd by written questions to which written re,
sponses must he gwen. The line OF inquiry will
refer purely to the particular business each cand-
date il expected to peform ia the seryice LOT when
he makes application. Eight candidates were ex-
anined to-day, and 1t is expected at this rate 10
finish the work about the middle or August NO
seiection of the various foremen s OF course pre-
lin,inary to the beginning of work on the vessels
Tie Dispatch leaves the Navy Yard Tomorrow
carrying the Board of Fertilization Inspectors, CON-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15

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weaknesses from which Of delicate females suffer.
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LUNDBoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.
(qtiCuTa
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t"FROM HEAD TO FEET"
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Frum the top head OF his feet mass
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NEVIS FROM THE SUBURBS.
rrxIN METHODS IN A POLICE COURT

John j. o Brcn. Of Tuckahos. politician. recently
had a muscular argument with Richard Higgins. also or
Tuck hoe on the question OF Civil Service reform ing.
gins much the worst OF the saa 70 and
also charged him with using pistol by way OF a,
Mt Vernon before Justice harrington and jury; law
ye5 v SS%s M arRssfsd recently Sr % the
showed that the pistol was merely mytn I'm IN
Usrnss mind that as mIch TO blame az the
other in the assault. The jury promptly acquitted the
defendant ,,, A., ,, . ,ro,d n,
Which he wound up by ealing Marshall unmitigAted
c"tatine regular frstcass Texas ne only had 70
repeat his offensive remark Lynch repeated u WIN
ient with his left Lynchs abdomen. Lvnch covered
this important part OF his anatomy with both hands
n wasn and @ar'n' mouth sS' and the d;ss
lion Of frat blood and Tst t.r. kn ana JS aGws
the men cinched and went tussing about tue room
rcy finally 20, eo'e bo 90 nG To@g n to the ground
several feet below. They carried the sash with them
q" that way Before they recovered from their fall
officers combztans who were brought peiofo
ishne in open court This hne RENTED later on
the promise OF the men to put In the broken glass
JOKE THAT wENi OFF BACKWARD.
James Hamilton stands behind the counter in yaien-
tines paint store in the village OF Flushing L. L. lie Is
opportunity add new name to his already large st
lad few days shSs he
him TO meet the writer Mt the fountain on Main.st on
Monday evening at o'clock. II was signed Maud
and when the hands on the village clock showed inc
hour Hamilton was thero Maud" was there also.
The getting along niccly and at Ham
itOns suggestion they walked TO An ice err An saoo
when Orncer Hance stepped up and placed Maud .
| under arrest. Hamilton ran away, not knowing what
the trouble was " Maud was taken before Justice
smith, where upon being disrobed. Eddie Jordan. one
of the rising young Of the village stood before the
court Eddie pleaded that he had only dressed up In fc
male attire for Joke not knowing that he was violating
the law. He was fined IS for his little joke.
THE TAX ORDNANCE VETOED IN NEWARK.
Mayor Haynes Of Newark. yesterday MED Win
the CITY Clerk his OF the tax ordinance The veto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15

Sold everywhere. Price, CUrIcURA, soc, REsoL-
VENT, 81; SOAP, Csc Prepared b. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mass.
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Send for "How to Cure skin Diseases"

BABY Cuticura soap an exquistely perum.d skin
Beautifcr.
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FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS POR1
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK ........TUESDAY. JULY IA. 1885,
ARRIVED.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

the BEST nEsT coSsTEycrMp AND FiNEsT EQUIPPED
rxp 49, =, PLEAsuk RE IRA Ei@ SO, 49,. -
s,iisr unE "nsf iss shokk ROurK - ALONG THE WEST
s.cns W, Illk WOkLnEAMkD HUDSON ElVER.
~ ~ .svDrufLLs or CArrkILL MOUNTAINS,
Tn,I1A AvOoh BEAUTIFUL VALLEY " THB
or Aaa .ssr !ay 2. isa trains viii eavs wssi 42d-sl
Az nom downtown ssstssa. lsstsf ysys
orh iuscf eiy,ier ftsn tool OF hss<t2asI
DsGeh Ass Sss1z" -iIiS ~i0 -aio IN plit
81 Izs,Is rhIs -yiop ~ Yuilssan sscc3ss<
suspcpziga Brdgs SizsarS ksa Hanaio ascaes,sr m
slefVA M sti0. '8ivR - nsspprs ANA psrtSt cara
uusa 1xi srrsrass. 4O -isi9 iIsS Z "a sssia 'tls
'niess~1 r'sssss. ssassss. .aa Aisass 'IzIo s7:sa
'SssourE Kisssisa asa esssss.L .iAia ~.2o. soa
siukiU. ~ SssS. toA -&lu ~ 20 \. ia.
saraioga specials 800 HID a ra- 3.i5 n
Iaks &c. 300 III N. 3:t5
tnn:sr HOBART. Cfand Hotcf etstioia Phn
nica Il5 m $40 M Buffet yarior cars 10 Grand
Hoci ami dete kasierssill via ri9neia 9.DV M and
sIS sISslsnSe Cairo Meantaa Hoass '''''- 'i2sio 7,so
WOO ILL., ts.a. e IT, ana cs!sS .. 7sse s m. tho D. m
psm,iinn Lonaoa 'iui0S a. 'csio -ssis y a. 1oonIA
colo .ssi" II I'm n' tra,ns Asssy erosyt sunday
DAILY tss le tas4es nas'0x ov acsEi1s eV sccesnmons
OF NC ~ es,,astian Apply snscs ys !ey G Penn.
s,ons ex ~ Iol,okca - Hsfssrus itoohlyn Csurtst.
Snnys "a. ssl l Iis1 32s broadway ISI 1uave. LAD
fs:t x;ths i55 Bowery and wcst shys stations loot
~ Wsst I2d sf and foo, VI Jay.ss7 ASss nr0 bsegau
called Tor ana checked from ~ m Srsssa
et0 BrOaiwag
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
election Notirc.
CTATE OF NEW-YORK.

OFFICE TEE SECRETARY rATE,
ALBANr. August l. 1881
To the sheriff Of the County OF New. Yorki
sr-Notise 10 hereby given that General Election
70 in ihs stats the Tuesday succr~ug
Msnasy OF ssvember next (Novsmer 3d. the following
officers aIe TO be escicL To wit
A Governor In the place Of DAVID HILL.
secretary Of state the place Q, JosEPM p CARR
T,ssasr n hs ps,s r. ,sS or * 4
State En- Tineer aid surveyor n thu place Of ELNA-
JS,ter o. me supreme Court for the FIRST Judicial DIE
trei comprslns the sean of As~ferf In tie place Of
n.1se.snatiss 10 the Furty- ninth Congress Of the
STATES Tor the sixth Goa District composed
County ont Of in ihs place OF sxsUEL $. cox.
signsa A.. r,,, s,x,n s.xsn,, r,.,,, x,n,,
Tenth Eleventh sieuzts Distr,ets
Coxnty eencsrs also be elected for aid Coaniy;
~ Member: a1as 2, 4s's@c} p.vrnsox
County cle,. n nhe place Of rATE,ek BIZ. kEEsxS q.
hJsssIce Of The superior Court in the place JOHN
Two q shs e,y csrIt + e place of DAVID Nc
TIT c'TGssni T%r isss sSs %iLLfAa Il KksNsb9.
All whose Of ONCE win expire On the last day OF Do
''''''' ' n''DssssssnTEH sssnTH YEN 4 CARR.
Secretary q ssssa
notice 70 tho sIpsyssf Of me assssaors Of each
ward o%I sSSny ana sIS % T. Law oss. fOr
wsss ussl The Isss Laws Of 1879 Chapter ss2
?: ,,S rs s. 6 ' ss
sheriff o, tn. city .na csaniy S SAaiSSS of ss~Sort
Publisher. Of WI !. %. s''r' this 'dv''''-
.'a' unless special, ...s.,'a a. :. 4 Y DAVIDSON