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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
w.NTrD IT FOR CAMPAIGN LITERATURE

"Yes this officer is entitled 10 new coat sa'u
,,,s,rota DeueI Yesterday morning. The occasion
Co., this remark came at the hearing In forkville
court OF william Rafferty,. bartender for Patrick
Mahoney in arresting whom on Sunday night 70
uceman John Schunng. OF the East Sixty-sevehth-
st station lost his overcoat while clamDerlns over
a partition to get INTO the sa'ooi' NJ
and Fifty -ninth-st , p~or,y Parertv
Joseph J. Green defended RaHer'y """'''
was held under $500 10 answer .,.,,,m
can get a copy of this po:iceman's statement
as ta,strate deuel. looked significantly at Green
~ was nominated for the Assembly last nigh night
from the XVIIIth District and this wou.u man
aonI campaign literature. continued the attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
THE LITTLE HEIRESS CAN'T BE FOUND,
MISS SADIE CODY GIVES A TRUST COMPANY
TROUBLE-A ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEST
MINED t-p IN THE


TROUBLE-A ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEST
MIXED Up IN THE CASE.
Miss Sadie Frances Cody. fifteen years old. daugh-
ter OF the late Patrick Cody. a Brooklyn saloon
keeper who left his daughter about $4,000 In cash
and as much more in real estate is giving the
Brooklyn Trust Company and the Surrogate's ONCE
considerable trouble. She has in her possession
about 1900 in cash. and her guardian, the trust
company has made long and unsuccessful search
for her Soon after her fathers death her uncle
Thomas Cody died. and she became the legatee OF
more real estate and bankbooks calling for the
money which she has in her possession Inc
trust company named her guardian After
her unce's deaf some second cousins made claim
for the estate and sought TO get possession OF tne
bankbooks They assisted by Roman Catn-
ole priest according TO the story told yesterday
by George Cru. her lawyer The child was called
10 the priests house and advised TO turn over the
books This she refused TO do her uncle. Wilbur w.
BALDWIN counselling her Whereupon the priest
neaped all manner OF curses upon her. she Kept
the books. . 49,, ., 49,, o,.r
10 Mir Cru who waited five days for the trust com
many TO come and get them, whereupon Sadie de-
manded and got them back Now the company de-
sires TO serve her with citation TO appear IN
court but she cannot be found. Mr.. Cru SAID MS
little client wanted her uncle to act as her guardian
and that the bankbooks would not be given up
unless II was for the childs interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
worthy As TO HANyIGAN'S MENTAL CONDIIOH

Dr. Allen Fitch made an examination ., Da''u
,,anr,,ar in the Tombs Prison yesterday afternoon
90 40 70 renort 10 Assistant District-Attorney NC
Intvrs az TO Hannigan's mental condition Mr. NC
Intvre wishes to have an experts opinion as 70
Hanngans sanity should he determine 10 maxi
hinh is set down for to-day In the Court OF oyer
and Terminer. , l., Tho coll with
,, ~. With him were Dr. Russell, OF Bellevue
I,ai and dr. " J. OSuliivan one OF the coun-
sci for Hann!gan. . 10 ,s,rc,-Attor-
~ inc 70 make his report to Mr.. Mcintyre.
but the latter had left the once carrier III VIC '
and DR. Fitch did not see him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
THE POLICE BOARD THANhED
ALDERMEN PLEASED WITH THE RESPITE
TO STREET STANDS
NooNAN OBJECTS AND SAYS THE BOARD ONLY
DID ITS DUTY-CoMMITTEE OF ALDERMEN
TO GIVE PUBLIC HEARING on
TILE EXCISE QUESTION.

THE EXCISE QUESTION.
Tho BOARD Of Aldermen held their regular weekly
meeting yesterday. The proceedings were uninter-
estinp until the Law Committee reported that the
Police Commissioners had agreed not to modest
street stands until November Is. The time originally
set for aboshing the stands was October To- Aluer-
man Ware moved that vote OF thanks be tehuereu
to the Police Board. Alderman Noonan was IN a
combative mood and said that he opposed patting
the Commissioners on the backs. as they had only
done their duty.
"'Jn fact they have not done that when IL comes
down to the fine point" the Alderman continued.
They talk so much about enforcing the laws anu
now they propose not to enforce the law "hich
saws that stands must be removed when hiegdiy
situated There is no Alderman more pleased than
am to have the bootblacks and the newsdeaiers
not driven out of business and the law not en-
forced until a new law be enacted, but go on
record as opposed to prasing the Ponce CoHi'iiis
soners for not enforcing the law.
Alderman Ware said that vote OF thanks shouiu
be given the Police Commissioners as a matter OF
common courtesy. and that they had treated the
Law Committee with consideration The vote OF
thanks adopted.
The Committee on County Affairs reported in
favor of converting the two end rooms of the suite
of Governors on the second floor OF me .i,y
Hall into library and allowing me Ivy ,S Sou roon
hold its Special Term and Chambers IN inc Ioon
now occupied a library. This action was tha1e
necessary by the unwholesome condition OF me
room formerly occupied by Chambers and when
has been closed because the Judges OF the 'lty
Court refused to sit in IT, ,.,.
Protective Association thanking the Board OF Ader
for their efforts TO ward OF the enforcement
Of the law. which. they said. would mean ru'" W
them. 49, :
the Board meet Thursday and give pubic near
excise reform should be invited to speak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
FIGHTING THE LEATHER TRUST.

A CUT IN PRICES EQUAL TO A DIFFERENCE OF
ONE CENT IN THE COST OF PAIR OF SHOES
Leather men are watching with interest the merry
war around the Leather Trust known as the thlted
States Leather Company Keck Mosser * 90. nave
created a sensation by cutting prices. 1t IL as
serted that insiders are much cut up about IT, and
that they cry aloud in pain over the "demoraizing
influence of the antitrust iconoclasts The terrible
rent In prices means difference OF one cent PAR
OF shoes. all for the benefit Of the poor. And the
Trust has now declared special dividend OF :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
o,sr mr. MISPLACED QUOTATION Marks.

In the comprehensive and clear statement ',.'oe
- ,vtu,o,n stainwav in The Tribune yesterday on
~. erbtect OF the underground rapid transit pair
n ouotaton marks went astray. and put the foiow-
ing words in Mr. Stelnways mouth;
THE special commission to be appointed by the
Court has thirty days in which to make It's report
This ia a part OF the machinery designed by the
,,ho,,or Railway Company to facilitate its own
ends This now works the other way, ana has'ehs
the day of the underground railroad ~ pu
While the statement as TO the Manhattan nai-
wav Company's machinery is true 1t was not made
IL, Mr. StenWay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09

The report Of the British Board OF Trade Tor
September shows exports OF yarns 2Ooo,ooo POUNDS:
total for the season. 100. 2240Oo. against l12+ss00
last season Cloths 100000 yards; total for the,
season 376 o39 Oo against 3.945 10000 last season
The following dispatches were received at the Cot
ton Exchange yesterday: .
Marshalville, Ga oct. S.-Two OF the largest
cotton factors here averaged Saturdays receipts
over 60 pounds per bale lighter than last year
Garland Tex. Oct S.-Entire top crop totally
ruined In this section by frost
New-Orleans. Oct. SIT is said that the vitality
~ the cotton seed Is much affected by the disaster
70 the plant and the premature opening OF the bols
This may have a serious influence on next years
result. a..
New-Orleans Oct S.-Oner 500 even for the priv.
ilege OF betting 5000 in March that the crop won't
exceed & $50 600 also $500 for the privilege OF betting
81 600 that Texas Itself won't exceed l250Vp bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
4 COMPANY TO REOPEN IHEISSS FLACE.

new company has been ORGANIZED lot .he pur-
- -, reonening THESIS place In East Four
~n,h-st the license OF which was revoked by the
Exc,se Board The company calls itself the Man.
haitian Concert COMPANY Its Hsa pan asi
GGHd55er Charles Kellner. William Goevil ana
Genrge Mauss The Excise Board VIII near the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
South African
HE ASSAULTED A MISSIONARY.

Mrs Catharine Wilson, wife OF the manager OF
the Seaman's Mission at Washington and TENN
sts appeared In Jefferson Market Court yesterday
"a complainant against George McCau. thirty-eight
years old OF No 81 Kng-st.. whom she charged
with assault. Mrs Wilson told Magistrate Crane
that McCaul had come into the mission Monday
night and had raised a disturbance. When remon-
strated with. McCaui knocked her down she called
In Policeman Murray who arrested him. This was
the nth time ne had come to the mission and raised
a disturbance. McCaul was committed 70 the WoSee
house by the MAGISTRATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
ROBBED BY 4 CARETAhER.

MR. CARNRICK'S PARK-AVE HOUSE LOOTED OF
ABOUT $1,000 WORTH OF PROPERTY
John Buschman, sxty-seVen years old. Of No.
l2lS Iexngton-ave.. remanded by Magistrate
Deuel. in Yorkvie Court, yesterday morning, on
complaint Of j. Carnick. of the firm OF Reed
Carnick food manufacturers. Buschman was left
in charge of the Carnick house. at No. 1855 Park
ave last summer in the absence of the family,
and used the opportunity for stealing nearly $4,000
worth Of cdthing bric-a-brac and silver which he
pawned The old man confessed mis- guilt. and de-
tectives have found much OF the stolen property IN
nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
KILLED BY AN EMERY WHEEL.

In the printing press factory OF Robert Hoe Co.
at Grand and Sheriff SITS. yesterday morning Au-
gust Nobel, aged thirty, was struck by an emery
wheel and his skull was crushed lie was taken
TO Gouverneur Hospital. and died soon after being
lifted out OF the ambulance. He was 10 De mar
ried soon and had made all the preparations for the
wedding The report Of the accident submitted to
tho foreman laws the blame for the accident upon
the man himself Nobel pushed rest attached
to the wheel beneath II causing the wheel TO ny
out OF place. A report OF the accident was sent
n the Coroner's Office and inquest VIII be held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
~ rlVOR or TIE LAWS EHFOhcEMEHf

Al a meeting Of the Church Temperance society
yesterday a committee which was appointed early
., 49, s,,mrner for the purpose OF looking into the
question of enforcing the excise laws on sunday
submitted It's report. The committee consisted OF
the Rev Dr. c. DIV. Bridsman' rector OF ho'y
,r~,,,,, Church. Harlem, chairman: Genera, wager
1 n.n,S ey.Judge william II. Arnoux. the ReV
Er Henry Y satteree. rector OF calvary CnurSn'
~. D., mr. George II. McGrew. of St BarthoIo-
runawis church and Robert Graham. generai secfe-
tarv OF the society -. n ur,5.nar
heartily commended the enforcement OF the sunday
excise law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
yUy C4sE AGAINST LYMAN DISMISSED

The caso y, william LYMAN, the builder. OF No
81 ras, one-hundred- and-twenty-s accused
Of assaulting Policeman William Brown OF the
East one hundred-a and fourth-st. stauoh' "hiie
the latter was on excise duty In citizeh ufess on
Sunday last was dismissed by Magisate r'Thihes
in the Harlem Court yesterday morning; nm, ~ ~
the case In which Policeman bro"n ~, az
Policeman O'Leary OF the same piScin ''e'
him and biz his finger when he made the aiteS'
The question OF the difficulty DetNeen ~ II, wv
policemen will be settled at Police HeaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
A LARGE INCREASE IN GOLD PROJECTION.

Financial writer's and students OF potica. econ
ony have their eyes on the increasing volume OF
gold production in the word and It's supporting
and even initiating influence all values. The Mint
at Washington is receiving Information indicating
that the gold production OF the word this year will
be about $500. 900. The principal gains over 1874
expected are: United States from sse.5ooooo TO
100000: South Africa from $9 $50 $50 to sE 10000;
Australia from SAL $4,000 to N3.0o0o). and Russia
from s270O0O0o TO s29.OoO0c0. The attest estimates
OF the director OF the Mint. Mr.. Preston. for lSS6
make these comparisons with former years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
pp,r,rr MEETING OF SUGAR BROKERS.

In response to call issued by william r. Us
borne yesterday. meeting OF sugar o.o"e'e was
.id =, the offices OF the Sugar Trust Mr. Osborne
o,rounced afterward that nothing OF Importance
%.ss done Wall Street Is reported 10 have shrugged
its shoulders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
MICH WORK DONE FOR LITTLE CHILDREN

The first meeting since the sumner recess OF the
Board of Directors OF the York Society Tor the
prevention Of Cruelty to Children was held at its
huiding No 297 Fourth-ave. yesterday afternoon,
Thomas c Acton was in the chair There were
present Andrew II Green. George g. Haven Ben
iamin D. Hicks. George G. Dewitt Dr Thomas
Adds Emmett Dallas B. Pratt, Henry = Allen ana
Harmon Hendricks +. Fellows Jenkins. superln-
tendent made the following report OF the society,"
work for the months OF May. June. July August
nd SeDfember
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09

Had the s9S cases been committed they "ouiu
have entailed an expense upon the cty-at the rate
~ Sloi per year-amountng to s93.S92 Therefore.
the action OF the City Magistrates In referring these
cases 10 the society has saved the city the above
sum \ large amount OF routine business was
transacted. inc. uding the election OF number o.
new members and the board adjourned 70 meet
again on the second Tuesday in November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
HERRMANNS MANAGER ARRESTED.

CHARGED WITH ABANDONMENT BY WOMAN
WHO SAYS SHE Is HIS WIFE.
Edward | Bloom thrty-three years old, OF NO.
400 broadway who has been manager for Herr
mann. the magician for years. was arraigned be-
fore MAGISTRATE Flammer at the Harlem Court
Yesterday morning on a charge OF abandonment pre-,
{srred nv a woman who calls herself Effie Bloom
an tn 90 WagIstrate set down the examination for
Friday next, and paroled MT Bloom un'h '"a' 'a''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
CEMETERY LOTS BOTHER THE LYING.
A BROOKLYN MAN DIES WITH FOUR ACRES ON HIS
HANDS AND THERE is a DOUBT WHETHER
THEY CAN BE SOLD.

A partition suit involving an unusual lea'''c mas
been begun in Brooklyn by Cyrus V. Washourn' a
lawver against the estate OF Noyes c. Palmer.
the late city Surveyor Before his death Palmer.
as the result OF some litigation. came into posses
sion OF $50 lots in Cypress Hills Cemetery valuen az
$4,000 Before he could dispose or tneih ne oi ~
The statute provides that cemetery lots "heh tne
owner dies are inaenable. and the question: now s.
Is whether or not these lots can De sou tme i"'
lots together are more than four acres In extent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-09
PART III.
PAGES II TO IA.
rRrrITS OF POLICE REFORM
.rpoRr FROM ACTING CHIEF coNLIN

c,,prs THAT THE FORCE MUST DE
CLEARED OF THE DISTURBING ELEMENTS
THAT NOW STAND IN THE WAY OF
PERMANENT UPBUrDlNG OF
THE DEPARTMENT
~. 'roeeting OF the Police Board yesterday
AZ '~, was received from President Ma
re00' ~ ,ha BOARD of Education requesting that the
c ',.. conduct a school census. President Macay
pond 'sss that it be taken this month commissioner
asn.. said he had conferred with Acting Chief
r'u,,r about the matter and that it would take 800
.ol,cernen for period Of twenty-five days 10 DO
the work. ,.... ,,.,s.
-. thai the department was sorry the school
'~e,,s Gould not be taken this month.
commissioner Andrews was authorized TO com
,.,oate with the Corporation Counsel and request
49, onin,on as to whether the proposed fal racing
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-25

among the contributors are ex-President
Harrison, who gives the Introductory pa
per of the series he is preparing upon
This Country of Ours; Mrs Mary An
derson de Navarro, who most interest
ingly tells of MY First Appearance on
the Stage and Mary z. wilkins. who
gives the first of 'Neighborhood Types
papers. Eudyard Kiplng's latest and
best romance William the COnqueror''
(richly illustrated by W. l.. Taylo) is
begun in the Christmas Journal as is
Julia MaSruder's new novelette,, THE
Violet" which Charles Dana Gibson has
illustrated. while Mrs. Burton Harrison's
fascinating story, The Holiday Dance
at Worrosquoyacke pictures by w. r.
SmedleD, is delightfully."- concluded. Tho
Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia.
The Hockett Bros. -Puntenney CO. have
just published a waltz song, copyrighted
by c. II. Lott & Co., with chorus, entitled
''pll Take Care of You" Words by Ma
bel Cares and music by j. L. Living
stone Of Columbus. The melody is pleas
ing and easy to catch, while the chorus
is harmonious and effective. Hockett
Bros Puntenney Company, Columbus, O.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-25

sagitta CNor). 512 tons, Olsen. Havre. sid
Aug. 10.
Proficient CNor), 325 tons. Knudsen, Rot
terdam, sid Aug. "A.
oPeron GER, ~ tons. Freese, at Rio
Janeiro, July 10.
Rohilla Ger, 9S5 tons. Hoyer, at Garston
July go
Imperatore francesca Giuseppe 1 CAus).
So tons Soppa, at Lisbon Aug. 49,
Cap, CNor), 5S7 tons, Petersen, Liverpool,
srecna P. (Aus), 566 tons, Giabata, Cir
gent, sid Sept. 2S; passed Cape Spartel
Aurora CNor). 625 tons. Koss. Berkenhead,
sid Sept. %
HerIof Heriofgcq CNor). 766 tons. Kroger,
antwerp, sid Sept. a.
WjinnefTed (Nor), s8S tons. Larsen, Lon
Madre o. QtaD. asa tons. Chiesa, Rio ia
NERO, at Sapelo.
Leone QtaD, COS tons. A. Campara, Ant
- Werp sid Oct. u.
superior (Sw), 1872 tons, Larsen Liver
pool. sid Oct. 16.
Antonio GtaD. 40 tons. Mastellone, Cir
Marie Siedenburg Ger, LAB tons, Mer-
. kens, Copenhagen, sid Oct. 10; passed
Dungeness Oct. 30.
Cyprlan (NOr), $50 tons, Hansen, BARGE
Iona, sid Oct. 10.
Normauvik (NoD. Ill tons, Mortensen.
Havre. sid Oct. 81
Clint (NoD, ia tons, Birkeland, Dublin.
singapore Ger. 922 tons. vOss. Harburg.
ViIloria NJ. UtaD 492 tons, de Gennaro, at
Genoa Oct. 49,
Agnes Campbell (Nor), SIS tons Thorsen.
tiarston Dock, sid Nov, TO-
HSrnscline (BD, 422 tons, Hines, Phila-
Decima (Nor), 40 tons, Svendsen. Liver
pool sid Nov. 81
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-25


Charleston. s. c., Nov. 24-Arrived.
schooner The Josephine, Townsend, Bal
sailed. steamer George W. Clyde. Rob
ins0n. New York; steamers Linda (Br),
Shaver. Liverpool; Jaederen (Nor), Lar
sem Kingston, ia.
brunswick, Ga, Nov. 21.-Sailed, schoon-
ers Viola Reppard, Williams; and Flora
Rogers Bunker Boston; Emma c. Cot
ton Ayres, Philadelphia.
Darien, Ga, Nov. 20-Arrived, schooner
Geo NJ Adams, Standish, Savannah.
Nov H.-Cleared, bask Lady Gladys
NoD, Mortensen, London; schooner Min
ME A. Bonsall, Bonsall, New York;
ITernandina Nov. 21-Safled Schooner
Susie NJ Plummer, Creighton, Baltimore.
Philadelphia, Nov. 2l.-ArriVed, schOon-
er Isaiah Hart, Williams. Savannah.
Liverpool, Nov. 1.-Sailed, bark Deci-
ma (Norl, Srendsen, Savannah.
New York. Nov. 22-Bark Henry Nor
well Cookson, Brunswick; schooner Ann
j. Trainer Derrickson, Jacksonville; Rich
ard +. G. Hartley, Falkner, Darien; Ed
ward +. Avery, Hawley, Savannah; Will
Jams C.. Wickham, Evan, savannah; Ar
thur McArdle. Meyer, savannah; John K.
halliday, Moore, savannah.
Baltimore. Nov. 22.-Arrived, schooner
Margaret A. May, Jarvis, Savannah; May
Williams, Reed, savannah.
Brunswick, Ga, Nov. 22.-Arrived, banks
Vulcan (Sw), Zettergren, Terneuse; Villa
DE- tges SPAN, Font, Havana; Zelateur
N0rl, Jacobsen, Havre via Iybee; schoon-
er Charmer, Piggott, New York.
sailed, steamer Rio Grande, Barstow
Orom Fernandina), New York; bark An
ionic Jane SPAN, Palmas.
Coweset, Mass, Nov 20-Arrived,
schooners n. II. Skinner, South Amboy
Alice Belle, Port Johnson.
Darien, Ga, Nov. 22.-Cleared. ship Co
lumbus Ger, Durchman, Liverpool; bark
Angelsea CBr), McNutt, London; schooner
Eta A. Simpson, Coomb Belfast, Me.
Philadelphia, Nov. 22.-Arriyed schoon-
Charleston; Frank Vanderherchen, Craw-
ford, Savannah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-25
CITY GOVERNMENT.
CONTINUED From sixth Page)

CONTINUED From Sixth Page)
Nos. 81 and g. Charlton ward. Referred
to committee on streets and lanes.
Petition of Christopher Lang, request
ing council to allow him 10 per cent. dis
count to. make lot No; 20, Ebert ward,
fee simple. Referred TO committee on
finance with power to act.
Petition of Alice r. Way, asking council
to allow 10 per cent discount to make
fee simple, north two-thirds of west half
of lot MOI 5, Troup ward. Referred to
finance committee with power to act.
Petition of Mrs. Honora Foley, to build
stoop to brick house on east half of lot
No. "A, Brown ward Referred to commit
tee on streets and lanes.
Petition of P. f. Williams for permits
sion to erect stooD to house on lot No. 49,
Lee ward. Referred to committee on
streets and lanes.
Petition of Armour Packing Company,
requesting the remission of three dollars
paid for wagon badge. Referred to com
mitee on finance.
Petition Of Mrs. B. Hirsch relative to
bill for cutting weeds on lot No. n, Ow-
ems ward Referred to committee Oh
streets and lanes.
Petition of sundry citizens asking city
authorities to extend water main on Ogee-
chez road from Anderson street to Bate
ry park Referred to committee on water.
Petition, Of J. NJ: Rich for permission to
etery to Adam Strauss. Referred to com
mittee on health and cemetery.
Petition of Estate Of Dillon, by Solomon
a WOODEN
horse stable and feed room on lot No. y,
Liberty ward. Referred TO committee Oh
streets and lanes.
Petition Of William Sheehan to have
amount paid by him for water rent re-
funded. Referred to committee on water.
Petition of Claus Gerkin for permission,
to erect balcony, bay window and stOops
to houses on lots Nos. and Z Stephens
ward. Referred to committee on streets
and lanes.
Application of Frank Freiherr for per
mission to retail liquor at northeast cor
ner Duffy and Lincoln streets for 1906
Application of NJ. SchOen for permission
to retail liquor at No. 9 Liberty street.
Referred to committee of the whole.
Petition Of John Z. Lubs to transfer
liquor license from sims and Purse streets
TO northwest corner Liberty and Haber-
sham streets. Referred to COMMITTEES OF
the whole.
Application Of c. schultes to transfer
liquor license from lI2 Bryan street to SO
Drayton street. Referred to committee
of the whole.
Application Of J. c. Puder for permits
sion to make sewer connection with YVos.
and West Broad streets Referred 10 COM
mittce on streets and lanes. with power
TO act.
Application Of c. a. shearson for per
Hail street sewer from premises Han ana
Barnard streets. Referred 70 COMMITTED
on streets and lance
ORDINANCE
Ordinance read IN council for tho first
time, Nov. 20, 1895. and by unanimous COM
sent read second time. placed unou ia
passage and passed bv tho following vote.
Ayes: His honor. the mayor: Aldermen
Falllgenf, watson. tnroiun. Gioafon Ba-
con. Tiedemnn. Hudson, Garrard.
~ committee on streets aud lanoa
80 ordinance o. amend that certain or
r.-rne" 'aased hv eo1nfil October 9sf'e5