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New-York tribune., 1886-02-02

Isaars. Nought & Co., Custom House brokers
at 80. 30 W.-... y,scrday set samuel Cr'nm t. "nr
OF the cIcro, employed to de- thr Custom House work, Il"
Inc City Bank to d,w $3.50 tc pay duur- for Gus
TONER The money given 10 MIN ia eoId crrtlh'at's
-tuled tho bills IN his wtl-icjdt pockr Hld
ran to the Custom IIpu-r GJin- thr stairs from the
IIanoy, Court ,lIr OF the building hc pat MS hhhi IA
M, pnrkct aul fOUni tnat the money was MISSING.
Turning quickly around, no sdF pcdlcr plch up q
niece Of paper which proved tO he unu Of the $1,000
certificates IN. clerk hurried to the bank. but got no
ccv To the rest o. the money
Nj -ancs sad 10 y TEBrNC rcuortcrin the afternoon
81 CrnIurr La handled million dollars since he ~
been ian "a; he carried much ns $4,000 AT one
time and this the rst time that no has ever loSt auj
fuius The los, was due TO hS great cHrce--ne-s ]
have lost my lunch and spirit for work to-day We VIII
only have To work lOng while for nothing. Ihe tuu-
brra OF the certificates recorded At the bank VIII oh
tn,ilcg IL easier 10 trace them. and We have offered
> 600 reward for the return of tho money
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
EXPERIENCE IN CITY MISSION WORK.

The Rev. A. 7. SchauffIer deIlVercu HII du.
dress Yesterday at the Union rheoogical seminary 1
the work in the city missions OF New fork. nc @
that tnere a tendency among the cnur
popnli ton to withdraw from those VINO HVo III ton
menI- houses. tenement-hOnSe Is hllen VIII" is
.sses. eertai1 number OF church members. when Is
as small as angels visits; class OF chnrcD
which a little larger than the former DuC INC rno
nrc IA cnn.ulruo,sly irregular: church thinkers IhcSe
sill presorve memories of the church. and generay set
up Sunday morning thinking they VIII 20 10 Ill,
,raunrtuT to I there however. These are ReDeraly
fore gurrs fr1m Germany Holland Norway, sweden, or
prrh tns NewEu Gland. fourth class ls composer oI
cburcb nou- hukers such Thought % them wOn!d d.
an rtorh in their n story The services Of nlhIster
are only demanded conjunction with those OF an un
drraker These are the great iuert mass or the new
Yot X tenement population. NTH class are cnuIcn
nppo,rrs which number is really small Inc lipor o.
raising thrsr classes and the htlp proper
tinu atplv I'm
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
RESIGNATION OF A BANK PRESIDENT.

William II. Cox, president of the Mechanics
National Bank, has resigned his position he re-
sgnaton was peremptory, aud Yesterday the vice.
president, Alexander f. Orr, filled hls place IL
was offered at the semi-weekly meeting OF the
cessor has been chosen, but 1t is understood that
the cashier Horace f. Garth, will be promoted d 10
Great sympathy with Mr. Cox WAS expressed bv
bank officers yesterday. 1t is said that he was Was
offered his former place cashier, but refused tho
Mr. Cox has been in the employ of the bank Tor
over thirty-nine years. After long service as
cashier he was elected president in June, 1888 20
succeed the late Benjamin b. sherman. MT.
Garth followed him in the office OF cashier since
these changes were made, party has sprung mp IN
tbp continuonce of Mr. Cox in the chief office.
While there may have been no personal feeling
between the president and cashier, is well nm
derstood that Sir. Cox has been forced Hom HIS
nOsitlOn,
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
TAKING GOODS From sMUGGLERS.

In the selzure-rOom at the Custom House yes
terday was large assortment of goods which haI Dech
taken from wnuI-bc smUgglcrs There were Two laiEo
trunk, containing Japanese curOs. large Nat box con
tanning two fu-siz oil .iutings OF man ana MS "Ho
box of hnr China ware hundred Manila cigars
large JipaurS lircscrrcus, nine hand-pahteu ics
paper panels elephant IVORY rolls worth from u 10
So cIrn one paduc, and several dozen rcepaief aId
hamhOo table mas The ship Paul Revere Is recorded III
several pIncrs the books IN the seIzure-rOon aS az
tempting L. snuggc Chinese and Japanese goods
Another srizIro was large trunk owned by B Unrey
q passenger the steamship Eiier IL contained 30
toss of Invisible k har.nrts lot OF black silk, cg r
holders and oppra-gasses the whole valued at about
~ 900 one Thousand Manila cigars were tOunh Sc
retcd on the bark Xrnia ready smugglcd on shore
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
ATTEMPTING TO POISON HIS EMPLOYER.

A Russian farm hand named Anton Jeregolder In inc
employ of Eugene Miller whose farm L. about hrtc anu
"A half miles from TarrytUwn. sent TO White Plalrs
ian yesterday a charge Of attempting to poison MS
cmplnyrr. When Mrs. Miller mixed up her buckWhtitl
batter she observed that It had peculiar greclSh
color She also green stun on the moor. Sht
suspectcG IL PaTs green, and That tho hired man
had mt stun In the batter. she baked grhde Ih
OF cakes and asked the Russian to eat some but ne re-
fused. lie then arrested on charge OF putting tc
poison In food The motive seems to have been re-
" nge for not having secured his pay He claims that
Miller owes MIN 800 lie asked for srttlrme mt yes
trrday and Mr. Miller promised to pay him, but II ap
pears that he had idea that he not going 10 GET
the money He obtained the Paris green from the Darh
where Mr.. Miller kept 1t for use on the farm
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
HOME Ne us.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FYfh Arenue Hotcl-GeneraI. Benjamln +.
Rutl.1 and John W Gambler, OF Massachusetts; eN
attnrnev. General C. l. NJ GwInn OF Maryland. and cr
senator John l. Gilbert OF Malone n - HrStoon ;rs
Northumberland Charles " FELTON,. OF California,
and James A. Gary. OF Baltimore YER iorh H@'s,-
NIntt T. 5 Navy and Francis W. Dawson OF Charles.
ton s. .ErfreH Honse-lne Rev Dr. WnylanI nt
Philadelph,a; Professor Francis Nayland, or New
Haven and Iieuenant- Colonel George Ii. ElIOt l. .
Army ~ Windsor hOtc!-R. K. Cable. president OF the
Chic3go Rock. leland and Parlhc Railway company.
- PARK Arcnite Hotci-Divid A. Wells, OF Norwich
Conn ~ Westminster HOtei-A. B Hepburn. or Can'oH,
NJ W Victoria Hotei-W G.. Raoul, president OF tie
Central Railroad Of GeOr-a.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02

UoEoKIN Albert Mtusie.d. of No. l3l Cambridge
ave- Jersey City. over from New lOrk on sunday
ught with his wf. carrying their infant cll
IA her arms. Mansfield. who wl7 drunk. stopped ~
Dukes Hotel, the Ferry. hia vile waited out
side IL a few moments he rcapprRrcd with glass q"
beer which lc wan cd hs wife To oruk. IN refused
when the drunken h-b ind struck her terrible blow on
the heal with the glass. cutting hcr lo ear nearly on
The fell q the side walk and almost Killed.
Mtu.h,d was committed 10 the county JAIL to await
tIlaL
EAYoNvF-Tohn Lagos. the Keeper OF a rum shop IN
Cutfagc.st, committed Su.Cdc on sunday hY huuElu-
hiu-c.f 10 ~ his bedroom. Ltec- had been di 81
mated for scycra year. and had squaudcgcd bis money
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
WHAT GOING on TO-DAY.

Testimony Of James D. Fish, United states Circuit
Alumni Inner College of tho City of New York. Del
mOnico's, y. ID. o r,. o,.,,
ing. ,, -.
Sewing silk manufacturers meeting No 1Ib Broones ~
New-York CITY Church Extension society, 81 f@u4 .
VI. l.. Church. r. IN.
Health and Police Boards meetings.
Historical society Eleventh At. aud Second-ave T. H.
civil service e1 tminatiOns, Federal Bdll!!ng. -
Examination of Miss Mctcan before Justice hunu'
East Orange. o,, ,- C,.-
Presnytery OF ofNewJcrscy Second Church Jcrs cry
y.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02

statutorv charge warned the jurors not to be TOO
ready 10 take m cases that mad not been examined
by police magistrates and said:
There are and assertions OF bribery Ills, III is
most serious crime, and there is no doubt that
guilty OF 1t are dsspicabe than the petty thees
even than the burglars who appear In TINS e0ui,
would be Happy day for the people that saw All persons
guilty of such offence convicted ana lup ,
While the may not be true, the great maoray %
peOple believe that they do not direct !ou
inves tigae these The matters that are cas
10 your attention from day to day VIII prophoy 20 %
sunicieut 10 occupy ne. IT, however, any case
al eyed bribery s0nd he called to your attention. rus
that you will give II your most careful cohslue'ao'
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
EFFECT or DYSPEPsIA on CRIMINALS.

At The meeting of the Baptist ministers yes
tcrdav, W ". f. Round tho secretary OF the National
Prison Labor Association, gave an account o te recent
international meeting u the Prison COugros5 In Rome
Judge Wayaud OF New Haven, also related the result
u his observations prison reform. He Thought hat
prtsourr should he krpt IN prison until reformed aud
porprtull mprsOnmrnt should be the punishment or
confirmed criminal as an luClrabIe luhaIc u AWAY
rar, d for by the Governments lie referred to the dis
parity IN sentences the crime often unjust
A Judge who l. dyspcptic, whose home Affairs nave
been troubling him. SAID Judge Wayand "iS likely To
pronounce heavy sentence" while the judge who has Just
eaten ~ hearty meal aud made successful venture lh
sto, ks will hc aud says: The criminal ID
ppgr de a,d will let HIM or easy"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
rr nnnK TIN oEELcERS 10 HANDLE KLlL

Michael Sullivan, fac-simile of the re-
rOwued John OF Boston, got charged with Fourteenth
Ward yb-cy and had Springst IN an upiOar Tor nearly
an hour Yesterday afternoon. Oncer Hammond advised
Michael to 90 home. Int sullivan handled te once: so
officers to drag hun the stAtUn-hOu-e Six officers
had him hold him In express wagon going
10 court ana II took officers carry him into court
lie addressed the audience first. Judge Smith next on
the presrnt aspect OF affairs III Ireland Judge smith
fined him $40 and again di II take phaanK or officers
10 get him down STAIRS where. after considerable dii-
Guilty, he securely strapped down and LETT to get
gule
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
CIVTL SERVICE ~ nm PIRR BOARD.

The pdTk BDllu SC,JcIuly dpDOIHlcu hO'l'i
ick OConuor bOokk rprr Al salary OF 5000 IN the
placc Of Mr LprI VINO recently reHtEnrd SIR. Powers
n,rcicd to the appointment uuuecess ny aud waste
OF oucy He al-o voted against H. IA" ohce Is one
that has aiWays been known III the department rs hr7.
clerk said Powcrs. " IL i AN important Office ahd
tic man who huld4 IL should bo Thoroughly competent
have nothing against OCOnn1r personally, but II J.
nearly two months since Mr. Lord lett the Office and
nce then y0ing man holding The next hitEest posi-
zion has been doing the work without any Increase ol
81 ary an appointment was 10 be made hc should be
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
NEWs FEOM THE SUBURBS.
HIS EIGUTY.FIFTH BIRTHDAY.

The eighty-if birthday of Horace Staples,
president of the First National Bank ana a"unu
Conn. occurred Sunday, and was uuy
celebrated IN the school building Ihc Rev b. l. Keyra'
pastor OF the Cong egatOnal Church at Greens Farms
where Mr. staples has woTshippcd Tor nearly senehy
wears presided Tne Rev John X. Williams, OF Sh.S'
Church. made q cOngratulatOry address 10 "hlc. hI
Stapies pied. Among other things lie sald INV
can avoid being vain after hearing snch M
sentiments The of WestpOrt Is III lts nly nrSt
year; the High School IN its second year; anu Wv Wv
founder of in his eighty-hlth year Let me ctIeu'
those Who hear me olive to do some cool Ba as
sured the frs good will lead To drsir" l" continue
DO not I'LL have seen fOur-score years. Du' acV
mn
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
EVAHGELTSTIC SERVICES ~ FIFfHAVE
In the ColloCiatc Reformed Church at FiftI


ave. ami Forty thst the Rev. Dr. George f. Pcntc-
ght began the second week Of his eydngelch
Bible reading Is held every afternoon
and Dr. Pentrcost breaches In the evening. The meet
Ihgs are well itenh-d. Mr. and Mrs George C. Steb-
hrns conduct the singing Dr. Peutec0st last cyenlh
chose his subject the Foundation OF Spiritual Lie
No structure perfect" he said. without strong
foundation We -cui bows TO college 10 get Ouhu
atio but they must already have obtained some round
,tiou for their college studies. The foundation Of
house may no repaired after the house Is built nut t
fItal errors IN mans Mc are discovered TOO ate u
they are detected b. fore the crisis comes PhiloNo
ply character be- substituted for the fOunda
fiol of "A lr,tu NE"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
IEEsEN CITY.

John NcMahon, the former city collector OF Hohoken
who fled urariy two years ago after appropTllihH
Sl 900 OF the cltys funds arrasned IN the Court
ru6r Sessions yCstcr lay, anu pleaded not guJ 10
indictment for ciubczZlrn"nt
James McDon III was rcuianlci In the Court Of Gen
cr Sessions Yesterday, pleading not guilty To N udict
mrut for man laughter FOR killing Michael Collins IL
October lss3 lie Knocked Collins OF the bridge. CON
uerting Harrison with Newark. Collins died and
Mcdonald was tried I'm Newark aud acquitted
Hummelshine, claim OF Jeremiah OEourkc against
Fox 4 DummOud, who laid the pipes by when HAM
son Was To bc supplied with water from Jersey CITY,
Was Yesterday pad and the Injunction against turning
the water on wa. dissolved.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
AVA ITrTMAY MAY RErURy TO STAMFORD

NM LITTHdN MAI HHIUHN To oTAHfVHD.
Anna Lttman, the daughter OF Mrs. A. Lttman, OF No
3Og Grandst.. whose Illegal detention by Mts. Mary
Potter, wife OF the Rev. Daniel e. Potter. at No 100
SccOnd-aye., has been Investigated by Justice Weldo,
was brought before that magistrate yesterday afternoon
at the Market Police Court Justice Wede ordered
that the girl shOull be handed Agent Young OF
the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children.
with permission have her return to her Vice the
house Of C. o. Potter. Stamford Conn, where she had
been during the past week.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02

In the trial Of the indictments against the superntend
cnt and steward OF the Ess County. .Iunatic Asylum
ycaterd ~ several attendants In the sy luT aud dealers
in supplies testified to the good quality ot the looh
served the asylum inmates The superintendent teN-
titled that only two or three occasions hau co'H-
paints been reported to him. He produced me asylum
records showing that that that hcrc little darhTa
ami OF vomiting The steward testified that
ne had refused accept from dealers any articles not III
good condition and OF good quality. Tnc defence closed
and to-day the will be summed up and Will lrODd
90 To
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
swEErENED ALCOHOL sOLD AS WHIsKEY

UNDFR s p. 900 BAIL For CSISG OLD BOTTLES.
The Duffy Malt Whiskey Company was informed
I'm December that Wholesale druggist III DTooAiyh
was selling cheap manufactured liquors IN the
Duffy Companys bottles. According 10 aInIaE us 'l
the Supreme Court detectives learned that heeier
& Bolton, of No Dos Fulton-st., BrOoklyh, were
buying up Duffy bottles from various sources ana
fiiing them with liquors manufactured IN tne
cellar. 1t is said that Wheeler was only cigIh III
MIR BoItons employ. Mr.. Bolton, 1t is alleged; pre-
tended To one man of whom he bought four dOIclL
Dnfly bottles that they would he sent 10 J. Schtfer
Il Co of this cItv, agents for the DuHy company
T. Scbercr Co siN that thcY never ItSeISJ In = tn
battles Yesterday the company. through EDWARD
& Hatch its attorney. caused the arrest OF MI
Eolton on "A warrant Issued on Friday idst ny
Jnstice Donohue III the supreme Court Inc com
bauy sold Mr. Bolton large quantities oi thelr
buuor and say that they Supposed he was selIlhe
iLeir Guors only in their bottles They assert mat
Mr. Bolton wrote letters saving tlAt W heeler
Bolton were selling the Duly goods Only 10 con
tuIners but that IN reality the druggists soiu
mixture Of swceCencd alcohol 10 consumers WIi,io
Ielling the real article 10 the trade. One OF tne
Loiiles OF the mixture was analyzed' ana the
rbeInist's affidavit IS presented TO the 'HecG tnaV
The huuOr sold was only SWeetcned alcOhoi' MI
Bolton appeared before Justice DonOhue aud gave
Tie gction against Mr. Bolton bas been brought
nnder the common law and Mr. Hatch SAYS that j.
Is the first attempt to make an arrest I'D GNII
notion in the State Court Oh the ground Oh Iiuu lo
filling bottles in violation OF tlaue-hdIh AlH"'''
He added:
There Ia, been great difficulty IN reachins cases OF th
kind II the suit brought III the Chltel states courts
Il drags for years while iue Ohener coi'.ip Ios &
! fine state Court in criminal proceeding, uhdrr Tue
Reg.tratlou OF Trade marks Act, and the case Is pFeoh
,me IN ,ttnud 20 such cases. This IL new departure
have received calls from sever prominent "iloTa
tugcits Who take dcep interest IN Iie ctI,c 80, -
lave all had difficulty but did not know nov 10
he nFOund
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
ARsJrA1 or AN AUSTRIAN MAN.OrWAR

The Austria irigatc D0nau arrived ycster-
day. eighteen days from lihyana. aud anchored III
Twenty .tbri-st, Nurth River As she passed Cover
nos Island saluies exchanged aud later General
Hancock sent OF his stan to the vessel offer the
eNteud tho facilities
of the port The vessel rs commanded by Lieutenant
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE Bl nIs sTEPMoTHEl

Yesterday afternoon Julius Reinmann, agr sixteen or
No 2l7 scnoeS-st.. Brooklyn, found lying by the
rua lslde in Middle Village Long Island. with large
bullet wound IN his left aide. BJ his side lay new re-
vover. one chamber Of which was discharged Inc
diving hoy WAS removed to Kramcr's Hotel IN Newtowh
Coroner O'Connel wa, sent for. There was no DOUBT
that the wound was sclf-ulicted. When the coroner
arrived Rcmmann had AIMED consciousness, and IN
his ante-mort-in statement said that The reason why he
nttrptcI suicide il that his strpmOthor, Maggie Reln-
mann, used To scold and abuse him every night Inc
doctors think IL possible that lie may ive but II Is not
probable.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
rROU1BLY SUICIDE cACSED BY POvERTK

Louis Spcngerman died suddenly in the res
taurant No. 1911 Third-ave. yesterday lie was en-
poyed there waiter. The police reported that they
believed be OF suicide as bottle Of car
b0lc acid found IN cOaot which the dead man ha1
visited short time before his death. Spongerman lived
with his wife and several children at l9i Thrdave.,
and from papers found his 10 seemed that lie
driven take his life by poverty. lie formerly kept
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
THE SURVEY or THE SOORDLAYD.

A marine survey WAS made yesterday of the
hole made In the starbOard quarter OF the led star
steamship Noordland by the Cunard steamship Serya
Saturday. All the plates broken were found badly
bent and otherwise damaged that they Will have to be
taken and straighe ell. II was decided thG she
should be thurougyrep red before going this
would take little longer than TO make termpOary repairs
Ilandrrn Robbins received the contract to repair her
and she will be detained about two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02

Wallace J. d. Evans A. VI. Kalbhrtsch. william iVihS'
Iohn Martin and several members OF the church
The officers and members of the Westminster frtsny
tr.nds last evening ON Sunday tho church had ceIe-
bratcd its thirieth anniversary, AMI THIS rccron
an index OF the general pleasure felt III the
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02

s.l,,n lint of late has worked as walter AZ VAIioo
places having I'D no steady employment On pei i
OF paper found among MS ehects ""s Se'""
NEST egible German hand: IL 90
"Oh my God, my senses have icft me-
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
LONG ISLAND.

RAvENs op.-M " chaci LyUchasc seventy. ho1rlrt
OF Paic Fitzgerald the pedestrian WAS almost roasted
last nisht bT the burning Of some hcdclotnuH whi'h
VS. st on fire by Ash;cI tobacco dropped from hit
pine. Physicians say he cannot recover.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
ALONG InE SOUND


WFsrToEr-Morris Bradley. "f"rtynIncr." who
iDaue fortune the California gold hrJs died ycster
day, age seventy three.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02

>rrsn mobers shold use Liquid Bread. stimulates h.
,ac,eal fnnctCs TO an abund supply OF nutritious milk
Ask your II ocer druggist for IT,
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
DESMOND CHARGED WITH Srrrovs DEATH

MNTV UFNTNOUW, IHV WITV VI ITIUITTV HV7-
moud, who l. prisoner on account OF his alleged cor
nrction with the death Of August sutton. was witness
yesterday before the CorOncrs jury which was invest
eating the case. The Jury found that Sutton came 10 his
death at the hands OF Desmond. hut cNOn-rNed the
latter from malicious Intention The verdict also stated
belief ~ the urymcl that the LIE OF the dedu man
L.lLnl Ne -mlrnl hE nrnnnr Alicmllnn
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
AnnOunc IN 5nsi

Beware of n sliqht irritation of the throat.
Brumme's Cough Drops give Immediate reiicH "hoos'e
House 4Os and 4l0 Grant 81.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
C. C. Shay NE,
SEALSKINS.

Twill this week. beginning Monday
morning, February 1, offer my en-
tire stock of the Choicest Sealskin
and other Fur Garments at lower
prices for strictly reliable first
class furs) than have ever before
been known in this market.
Every one knows that the mild
and unreasonable weather which
has asDredominated so far during the
present season has had terrific
effect on trade In general, and the
fur trade i'm particular. Owing TO
this state of things, and to the fact
that ! make il a rule never to
carry my furs over from one sea.
son to another, / have made stiil
further reduction of twenty-five
per cent.
G., G.. SHAYM e.
MANUFACTu RER,
1G9 PEince-st.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02

JUDGE COwING on RUM0RS OF BRIBERY
Judge Cowug. who presides az Part j. Oh 5G 1UpR'
King. of No $50 Fifth ave. who has been foreman
trannently of previous 1rsud Jures, as foreman oi
lLe Grand Jury fox the preSen. teim- ho s"'e 'n0
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
Ann unccments,

Use DR.. Picrce's pellets" for constipation
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
MARLNk INTELLLGENOE.


MINIATURE ALNtNAr.
sun rises. % sets Noon r.ct 55iMoons age DE- p
HtEd WATER TO-DAY.
4A-Sandv HOOK 6 2G GOr. Is at. 700 Tell Ga;I s4~
P.A.-SAudy Hook 7jG ,iov. is..nL 7!j ,iu dItA 0l2
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D..

IA Lexington. ave, between 2stb and 30th sta
Hours to l. to T. Diseases OF the Nervous syst0rn.
Genito- Urinary Organs. Impotence and sterliy
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
prsy DAY FOR THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE.

Tie Board of Estimate yesterday made transfer
Snr jsS5 TO make up "a deficiency. The sum of
S255I 5J. made up of various transfers from un-
extended balances for 1855, by consent OF the
n electinn advertising. The sum of $4,000 was
iso from the same source to pay for the
snecial election for Assemblynan III the WIN
District in December. ., - ,,,rot,eo +,o
The Comfy Clerk vas authorized to purchase inc
indexes in his Office from Robert j. Leaycralt ior
S30 DOO in accordance with the resOiu.rCn ~ oi to
board wLen the final estimates for 1886 were
hc;~S considered. The Corporation Counsel was
reenested to prepare the bill of sale. Inc sum sun ,r Oh
R907, an unex ended balance was aPpioPi"''u '''
continqeucies Tor the County Clerk. -.
The Auueduct Commissioners were auth9rlHea Vs.
nnrcbes Sc o piece of ground belonging TO Jeremiah
hahoney, ut Point Pleasant, ior pz'ooo W '0 U'0
"a a dumping ground.