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CITY ITEMS.

PRfeG's
One Dollar Je,ceiry Store
Receives Holiday Goods every day.
No. 4s6 fenn'a avenue, bet. * and 9Th streets.
Cigars will be received tomorrow morning, at
The Pet Cigar Store" ID street, near 9Th. Also
several new brands.
BLACK, BLrE AND BROWN English Walking
Coats. with Vests to match, inst received At A.
Straus' Popular Clothing Store, Pennsyl,ania
avenue, between 10th and nth streets.
c.srs; S.rFsI G G.r.s;
And all other kinds Of
Fashionable Winter Clothing.
liable & Co., 46S Penn. avenue,
Under 9. ). Hotel
OROIDB PLAIN RINGS,
OJoide Initial Buttons,
French Jet Jcwelry,
Alaska Diamonds,
Holiday Goods,
Sleeping Dolls,
Received this morning at Prigge One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. $50 Pa. ave-, between ~ and
6ah streets.
Aorro-"Q Quick So,es and Smon Prefts.,
just having opened an immense stock Of new
Win se ood O.
ever, viz: White Shirts75, 81, SIPS and upwards,
splendid article, all Linen Bos0ms, and Cuffs
g and e2.25. Good Merino Undershirts and
Drawers %, 50, and 75c.; an excellent article 81
and Sl.25. Good Cotton Seeks, 3 pairs for &c
Gloves, Gloves, Gloves, an immense stock OF all
kinds and at ali prices. Excellent Paper Col
Jackets, a splendid variety. The finest selection
Of Neck Ties, Scarfs and Bows ever seen In this
city. Come one, como an, and everybody win
be satisfied. FRANC q SoipnAN,
No. As eth ST., opp. Patent ONCE, and
Ii,e,2: No. SIG It'll st., between d & + SIS.
l.. ID. BARsoUR . Co.,
OAK HALL CLOTHING AND MERCHANT TAIL
ORIss EsrARLIsHNEST,
40 9TH street, Opposite Post Ohice.
AT rRR CENTRAL DoLIAR STORE, No. %
Market Space, between Sth and 9th streets,
spennsylvania avenue, , new goods are con-
THE eREATEsT relief imaginable can be af.
those elegant suits selling at such astonishinplv
low prices at the celebrated Oak Han cIOthinse
store, 4o9 Seventh street. opposite the Post Oice
Burn" Cheviot, Arrah no Poguc. drab d;ctc ri.
paca and linen suits, childrenss esartbalde snifs
In greae variety are also to DO had at the most
reasonable prices. 49, = ]. - - $50
this re TO NOTIFY TUE FUBLIc that Geo. b.
Wilson y Go. can sell Shoes, Boots, Be-, rs cheap
as any person who advertisss in the Star. 7.1I
CoRss, Ac>-Dr. whits, Surgeon Chiropodist.
q n sress ys: a practical ssperience IN the
tablished at ~ Pcnnsylvania avenue. between
~ AND 9th streets, Dec. 1eth, 1851, successfully
treats Corns, Bunicns, Chiblains, Club and In
growing Nails, and other Diseases of the feet.
Mltnont pain or fnconye nienco TO the patient
The shoe can Be worn with ease immediately
AFTER the operation. Refers to the many emf
nent physicians, surgeons and thousands OF other
responsible persons who patronize his establish
meLt Homs from q. m. 70 9 p. m Owing 10
pre- q bins noe0 at office. Dr. White IL unable
. sss,t ienens e theis residences except be-
sWeeh mo = j. - gi - I
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ton of cruelty to animals; consideration post
Poned; bill granting certain privileges To ST.
Paul's protestant Episcopai) Church: passed.
Mr.. Holmes, from the Committee on Markets,
reported joint resolution in relation to the cree
ton of a market hoBse i'm the eastern section OF
the city; which was passed.
A bill TO prohibit members of the Board OF
Aldermen and Board OF Common Council from
entering into contracts with the corporation,
and for other purposes, was received from the
Aldermen, and MesSrs. Hatton and Williams Il =
bated il at great length. Mr.. Thompson moved
TO lay the bill on the table; which agreed g.,
as fellows Beall, Gaines, Hol-
per, Taylor, Thompson, and the President-iI.
Says-MeesrsD DERRICK, Hatton, Simms, and Tin
Hey-A Mr.. Holmes moved to reconsider, and
Mr.. Holden moved to lay the motion ON the table;
which was agreed to; and at l2:45 this mornn !,
the Board adjourned.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

Black and cclorcd silks. Irish Poplins, Empress
Cloths, Plaid Poplins Scrges, and Merinoes some
as low as 50 cts.: superior double Warp Alpaca;
Black Velveteens: Cloaks; Closking Cloths; Plaid,
and Scotch Plaid Arabs, from 81 to Sl2: Cloths,
Cassimeres, Satinets, and Sutines. for Men and
Shaker do, 20 cts; Good A Bleached and Brown
Muslin, i2's; Androscoggin, Wamsufta, and New
York Mills ut reduced prices Cacocs, ut =, no. l2is
~ One Ease full ladder colors at 10 cts; Large Red
blankets, from $40 to SO, together with large
STOCK OF GOODS, Of all kinds. for sale at popular
prices By BENJAMIN MILLER,
oc l3- I'm lO1 Bridge street Georertown
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RY THOMAS D0WLTNG, Auct.. Georsetown.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
John II SNOoT.

119 BRIDGE STREET. GEoEGErowy, n. c.,
Has received, and now offers ut very low prices 10
cash buyers. large assortment of LADIES, DRESS
GOODS, consisting Of Silks, Plain aud Plaid Poplins
Epinglinas, Empress Cloths, Merinos. Popin lpa-
cas-, Serges, Opera Flannels, White and Black Sack
ing Cloths, Black Goods of the best makes for Mourn
ing, Shawls, Arabs; AleNandres, Cour, oseurs, aud
other hid and Cloth Gloves Hosiery in great variety
Ladies' and Gents Underwear, Shaker and other
flannes, Gents and aides Scarfs and Ties. Linen
Cambria Handk hefs. best Hoop skirts. Gent
and Boys Wear, fredericksburg Cloths and CASH
meres Linen and Cotton Sheetings, Table Damasks,
best makes Of Shifting Cottons and Irish Linens.
Lineeys, cheap Deaine, and all other goods adapted
to the present and coming season. including Three
ply lngrain; and Step Carpets, Floor and Table oil
Cloths, Blankets, Purchasers are invited 10 call
and examine goods aud prices
~ ashngton customers will find il 20 their in
terest to visit Georgetown when making their pur-
chases. Ioc22 lml JHS
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BrILDTNo AssOCrATIOS-At a.. sr-..
nonthly meeting OF the National Irn;a,, Rn;,.iinc
:, 90. iauon, No. 2. held last evening" the su "a OF
WV Vas sold, 1t an aseIage OF si.is.
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s.tLI AND ksrrE.Y.-Yestefday, officer
~ n q srres,.d Ihos. Handy. colored, charged
- issosIa rerry with assault and battery on
Keep the peace. " w
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IHs OsPHASs' FAIR at Carroll Han nm r.
street., D. stu IN progress, and an evening $3.50
tnefe VIII Dot De regretted A large a<s.Tf mani
of useful, fancy, and ornamental artic,s. s sai
a1ereu- S' arc
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"Wso can RkafsHFE when Dubant,s Salocr,
above be- ed.
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stniors CBARsE.-Yesterday, ofacer viii
hams arrested Emanuel James on the charge Of
an assault and battery with intent to commit
rape on Elien Williams and he was held 10 hail
DS "usaee Bates for appearance ut court
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Georgetown Advertisements.
Il u 1 T I % n a..


The undersigned At the solicitation Of many Friends
has concluded e. open a DAY and NIGHT SCHOOL.
on the IS inst in large and spacious hall High
street near Adams Express. Geor getown. ID. &. All
the usual branches Of an English and Mathematical
Education will constitute the principal exercises Of
the school. From his long experience and skill ia
teaching he makes bold to solicit share Of the pub
lie patronage. The terms will be made known by
calling on the subscriber az the hall, n Mrs 4.
MORAN =. Bridge street.
some second hand School Furniture wanted.
nog1' WM. =. CARROLL.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.. Georgetown.
FRAME BUILDINGS AND SHEDS AT ARC
TIoN, To BE REMOVED.
- On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Novem-
E:: Der 10, lst9. at O'clock. will sell. ON Wash
- ington street, near the Canal, several Frame
Buildings and Sheds, "a be removed Immediately
nos-1 THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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TIE CoRPoRATIos TAxEs.-The largest DAYS
work az the ONCE of the Collector OF Taxes was
done yesterday, when S16, sSi74 was collected
making total Of Ss1 1856 thus far, and the
amount xiil probably reach Sl0o, 900 to-day.
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TBH h STREET BRIDGE. across Rock Creek
IL still in need OF repairs The hand-raii carried
away in the late freshet, has not been replaced
and our corporate authorities seem to be waiting
for warning in the shape Of n suit for damages
on account Of loss OF life or limb, resulting from
their neglect.
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IHE PENSION OrFICE FEAup.-Iohn DANNY,
Who was arrested some days since, charged with
issuing fraudulent pension papers, was. after a
nearing yesterday before Commissioner r. ID
Anssey held to bail in the sum VI Al $50 for his
1pPeArance NJ court.
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GRAND LARCENY. Yesterday afternoon
Ofeer Acton arrested Anna Carr colored
charged by Mr.. wilhelmina Schuckino with
the larceny OF fur cape. and she as m,ni,ted
TO jail Tor a further hearing by Justice Thourp-
con.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AmusementA, &c.

NsTIoNsL THEATRE-The SangalH Troupe.
DAILY ExCUEsI1s to Mount Vernon, on the
steamer Arrow, II 10 n IN.
CARROLL HALI.-Fair for the benefit Of St
VinceBts Orphan Asy lum-
POTOMAC HALL--First Grand Soiree Of Pro-
lessons Cassel and Bell.
hCkENDREE CHAPEL.-Sun.I.s School Exhi-
bitiOn.
MsRERITER's ART GALLERY. issi eth street.
SMITH x STRoxG's ART GALLERY, 285 +
street.
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Hoe SrrsIiNG.-Yesterday,S Samuel Thomas
and William Washington, colored, was arrested
by officer WestPhal for the larceny of four hogs
from Mary Spillard. and Justice Pearson COM
mitted them 10 jail for court. The hogs were
taken on Saturday. carried to Washington
house and slaughtered, and half of one was
cooked for Sunday. and the balance Of the pork
sslted down.
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THE MIssINe NA2.-Ycsterday, the wife of
Mr.. Thomas ID. Lewis, whose sudden disappear
anre ON Saturday night week has been fire.
4uently noticed, and for whose safety fears were
entertained, received dispatch from him dated
Cincinnati, in which he saws he will leave to-day
Tor home. He gives no excuse whatever for his
very strange conduct.
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YorNs CATHOLIC FRIENDS SoCIETY.-The
Board " Government ut this society met last
right, when reports were submitted showing that
dues amounting TO sl06.25 were paid at the local
meetings Of the society on SUNDAY, and that
there were SIS boys attending the various parish
schools free during the month of October.
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GsSND FANCY AND CIVIC BALi--on Thurs
clay next, Odd Fellows Hail will be the scene Of
gay ae-emblage of fhe members OF Syracusian
Lodge, knights of Pythfas, and their friends
see zdSeTtisement Of their entertainment for
which extensive preparations are Being made.
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ORPPhEsAHNSSsc, GoTEr, SgysphsF LIST. lsss -
ScLirIS. Ad%ini:tTassr pf Martina Huiehia: M
County Aforesaid spyutsd TUESDAY sss se,s IN
disributien Of the persohd estate of said and
BEEN coeesed so "a isr as the same have
w rassc a. TIE sser: sad hs aid s sss
voucSsa =, 49, ~ Ill their claims properiy
from y ~ S;.s h ia s.sse: e1 esssdes
ssks In the Evening Star provuas % t tss tsss s
1o- NV a: MEBsIEk, Reg,.,ersof Win. q
KIDWELL HENDERsON-
oy xHI 1s BHA mi E!sISsow sasDrs. =
.PiCTURE CoRR66 f fEsGnrEeE kkRAAfs, :
I've Gf nLnp c I6AhStE OH CLOTHS,
AuvrrS ~, eve 4sstA sc AL Sszios ha1D
& ',ss ss ssi :. $780, Sss.,ss g,
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FREDERICK d. stuart, Eco. of this city,
DEPUTY Grand Sire, /. %. -. F., who Is on a spe-
rial mission to the Odd Fellows of that jurisdic
tion, was in Oregon CITY, Oregon, on the 10Th of
next day After visiting the Lodges and En-
samPments in that vicinity, he will leave for
home, via San Francisco. He was in good health
and spirits Af the date of last aaivices-
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CHEGARY INSTITUTE, .52s and sac
~ Spruce street, Philadelphia. Pa.
- English and French, for Young Ladies aud Misses
Boarding and Day School, viii reopen on MONDAY
September 9th. French i the Language If the fam
NY and u constantly spoken ~ the institute.
ItS-"odm MADAME DHERNILLT. Prinl
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notice. lie could not agree with the report but
had not had time since he was informed Of the
conclusions of the majority, to write out mi
nOrity report.
Mr.. Moore moved to print the report and post
the evidence. This report exculpated the Mayor,
and therefore inculpated the dismissed Commits
siOner (Crane), who made the charges. He hoped
time would be given for members to read the
report and evidence before action was taken.
Mr.. Connolly gave Mr.. Champion credit for
honesty and pure-heartedness In arriving at the
conclusions he had stated, but he Mr.. Connolly
was fully satisfied that the majority report was
just. The investigation had been in progress for
several weeks, and portions OF the testimony adj
verse to the Mayor had been published, and yet
and who believe In his integrity, are in greater
strength than at any time since he was first as
sailed. Days and weeks and months would ONLY
make his character the brighter. He hoped ali
the time asked for by the gentleman from the
Fourth Ward, (Alr. Moore, or any other MEM
Der, would be allowed. That accorded with his
own desire. Let the report be made the special
order at any time which they might agree upon.
Let there be no haste. No haste nor indiscretion
was necessary for the vindication Of the Mayor.
They might examine the testimony and nothing
has been nor can be e,iuced from it except what
was set down In the two resolutions reported by
the committee. Let there he ample time for con-
sideration and discussion by the gentleman, (AIr.
Moore y or any one else. No matter whether
Mr.. Bowen should or should not be q candidate
for reelection to the Mayoralty, he would stand
before this community completely exonerated
and higher In their estimation than before this
protrscted investigation begun. tApplause in
After some further debate, Mr.. Connolly said
that the power Of the newspapers could now be
evidence most e Se %svo OF tas
leaked out, and the papers had published all
that part calculated by them to do him most
damage. yet the public mind had not been cdu-
Gated in the direction sought. He (Mr. C.) was
SURPRISED Ia see the impotence Of the papers TO
influence public sentiment. II the Mayors as
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OFFICE DEPoI CoMNIssARy OF srbsr<rrxcr
RICHMOND, VA, Oct e. ls7s
Sealed Proposals Tin duplicate, will be received a
THIS once until y N, on sATCRDAY, Noyeu,bey
u, Hes, foI sapRayine the following srticlee:
10 POUNDS OF BCTfER.
rut up " strong cir tight kegs.
Conditions, &C., e Es..iA:ors- tla
sh PORTER.
nov Let Brevet MAJOR L. a. l., ksA'cs.
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to build bridge over the canal at the junction
Ut 1st street west and g street south; Tor foot.
east, between l. and NJ streets south; do. west
side OF 10Th street west, between X and g streets
north; do. west side Of 18th street west, between
Rhode Island avenue and . street north: DO.
New Jersey avenue and Sd street east;
DO east side of 18th street west, between
Pennsy lvania avenue and i street north.
Aldermen's bills for foOtways on east side Of 9Th
street cast, between A street north and Massa-
chusetts avenue; on the north side Of b street
north, between I'd and 3D. streets east; on south
side Of b street south, to connect Win North
enue, betw cen 9th and 10th streets east on north
ride OF street morrill, between list and ID streets
east; on north side Of street north, between LIST
east, between A street south and Pennsylvania
avenue; to pave the carriagevay ON 4 street
north, between 9Th and Sth streets west; to take
up and relay the gutter on the portion OF street
north, between6th and 9TH streets west; for foot
ways and CUTTERS on the west side OF Sd street
west, between n and o streets north; to grade
and gravel East Capitol street, from LIST to nth
streets; do. Nh street east, from e street south
to East Capitol street-all Of which were passed
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Mr.. Mcknight, from the Committee on Claims.
reported bills for the relief Of VIM. Kline, james
Mct;rann, DR.. Samuel s. Bond, Nicholas Acker,
Michael Nash, John NJ. Brown and Lewis Simp.
son, Washington Carter and others, Hysou
Bessie (for furnishing substitntc), Charles W.
passed. Also, bill for the relief Of Geo. Savage:
laid on the table Also adversely ON the bill FOR
the relief John Mulhal; committee disc hargetl.
Diller, and on motion or Mr.. Detrick the bin
was passed. Also, adversely on petition Of John
W. Mc<irann; committee discharged. Also, bill
for the relief Of Schaefer q Clary; rejected.
Also, adversely on o bill to remit line Imposed
on James Dishnan; committee discharged. A
bill for the relief OF JOSEPH II. Davidson; passed.
Adversely on the petition Of James Sumby;
Mr.. Browne, from the Committee on Po,ice.
reported bills to provide for the transportation OF
prisoners, paupers, &C., to the almshouse and
,nsane asylumi 70 pay ior repairs on TIE station
To Mrs. Susan GrieWold to erect frame kitchen.
which we're passed. Also, bin Tor the preye.,
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AT TRR CENTRAL DollAR STORE. No. q
Market Space, between Sth and 9Th streets.
pennsylvania avenue new goods are con-
stantly received. 2 l0,1e,l:
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Mayor 81 the city to set SET its laws at defiance
pl.iasd e be Ihs ssy%sn. = order q the Mayor
for grading and grsyeling Third street west from
stEsst north to New York avenue; .o.,,,,
Other AisgstSns q crime than are hsrfn above
seg hss s :. and
less eIsdaes Than the sworn testl TN that has
Council, and hence nced not be cSnsiSered il cannot
properly be considered in the light OF evidence.
first Whether gross fraud has been committed By the
Mayor ~ by the surveyor as charged, since no tr-
Mayor hss set the lave q the city AZ defiance and
Ihs charge based upon the allegation Of cor
nal payments ihsreiSr IL Sr. Crane testulSny
~ Bo~en airseteS me me- to draw mp the contract:
made ONE out in the usual form and took it into the
the City Sen being sssss
n s ore sns q s about
tss the
therein nip z wrote GU it the
csner any ~ .s
the 4 to rsssve Pay only for
ing ssoiSsT street With the same earth P-a LOT NIL
ing them asone street that he IL the lowest bi,ier
na o@ y
5000. and /! sn,na that worth saving; therefore
van had previously stated him All had to sa
in the vsy and therefore nrade no reply
took the s2ip Of paper which we're written be
words he desired inserted in the contract. and
having stepl~d over 20 desk i'm the room and In
serted them, handed the contract back 10 INN lie
said, after reading over wha; had written Thar
will dc; Mr.. Donovan. who remained In the room
then alked up o. the desk and signed tha contract
i then passed over to Mr.. Bowen and signed ty
him.
81 forgot to state that Mr. Bowen further saia In
speakin Of the ady nEfaees that would be gained nv
giving the Uork 90 Donovan, that on u and First
streets il would be all filing and the dir. 10 or L.
those viii have 60 come ont Of street. We
Would, IN. refog' he said, get q aud First
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EDUCATIONAL.

A GERMAN GENTLEMAN. Doci a - a.. .ialagv-
IA ha- still SINE hour left iur t-schiug 81 ,,.r'
man, Latin and frcach Language. AMI al ..nff &C
brsnohes Beet references. Abr -. b." psf
once. a.
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THIS is TO NOTIFY THE FUBiIc that Geo, b.
Wilson y Go. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c., as cheap
- any person who advertises i'm the Star. ia
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os na,;noners was granted, upon condition |
,hs, !, Soes not interfere with the rights al |
ready granted other railroads
M. Wickes, engineer in charge Of the
.,eam FIRE engine Vim. Eggleston, No. l,
was Introduced. He stated that Mr.. Silsby,
msnnfsc,urer Of the engine, would be in
the city on Friday next, ana IN Tue mean,
time would like TO have the time appointed
aud arrangements made for the trial OF the
engine. H. -,
Ala. c. W. Skinner moved that the ousi.
ness pertaining to the receiving ana triai OF
the new steam fire engine Vim. Egeleston'
| No. |, be referred to the committee on hre
and water, together with AID. Riley.
On motion, Monday, the lltb inst, at :
o'clock P. NJ, Was the time appointed Tor
trial.
The committee on streets and alleys re-
| commended that sewer be constructed on
the cas-, side Of Arsenal street from the
north side Of Orleans street through the
c., r. /. & p. railroad grounds 10 the
river.
On motion Of C. W. Skinner report wa,
received and committee discharged.
On motion of Aid. Huber, sewer wal
ordered to be constructed on the east sid
of Arseual street, from the rorth side o
Orleans street to the river. under the c., K
L& P. railroad company's track.
Aid. Rosenfeld moved that section 81!
t6), division frat tlst), Of an "Ordinanc
concerning offences in the nature of misde
, meanors," be repealed.
/ AID. Eggleston moved the same be lai
on the table.
Yeas and nays being called for, resulte
as follows
Yeas, Aid. Eggleston, Riley, and !
Skinner, 3; Nays, Aid. Rosenfeld, Wolle'
haupt, Huber, and G. W. Skinner, 4.
The question was then taken the origin'
motion, with the following result:
Ayes.-Ald. Rosenheld, Wollenhaup
Huber and c W. Skinner, 4.
Nays,-Ald Riley, =. Skinner and r.
gles,on, 3. -,
Alderman Huber moved thata commi,tt
be appointed to draft an ordinance to tai
3. the place of the one repealed. Carried. IL
Mayor appointed AID. Huber and Egglesto,
On motion, AID. Spencer was added to u
committee.
: Mr.. Z. H. Smyth addressed the Counei
}. asking that the location OF the City ScaI
' be removed to some other place, statiI
that the present construction proved q sour
annoyance to him and an injury to his bu
ness.
J. AID. c. W. Skinner moved that col
+. mittee of two, together with the Mayor be a
} pointed to decide upon proper locate
for the scales.
Mayor appointed Aid. G. W. Skinner al
Rosenfed committee.
On motion adjourned.
j. FRANK CONWAY,
l. Clark