The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-16
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The October rElection-Appoiutmento of Judges
and Inspectors.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
and Inspectors.
The Board Of Aldermen met in Common Council
Chamber this morning for the purpose Of appointing
Judges and Inspectors to conduct the october cleo
uon There was full attendance Of members. Al
derI2an David Beter presided.
Alderman McMulln inquired If motion would be
in order to reconsider the action OF the Board at the
last meeting in reference to the appointment of eec
ton officers.
Alderman Beitler said he did not think such mo-
Alderman McMullin then suggested and moved
that the appointments be maze ward by ward, no
ward to be commenced until the preceding one is
Alderman Dougherty called for division of the
question, and Alderman McMul in requested that
"Cellers be appointed.
The motion was lost-yeas 90 nays 80.
Alderman Samuel Jones offered a resolution
The city. O''''' -'' 0''i' 0''''-on III
The list of names was then read by the clerk
Alderman Kerr moved to amend by striking out
the name of Edward Lynch in the Sixth Division OF
the Eleventh ward, and inserting William Colcher
He gave as a reason for his amendment that Lynch
voted the whole Republican ticket at she last cleo
ton, and he should not be fastened on the minority
as a Democrat.
The motion to amend was lost
Alderman McMullin moved to amend the resolu-
ton by striking out the names of ali persons named
by the majority as Democratic officers and insert
long list OF names selected by the minority. This
list the Alderman read, and took his time to it.
Alderman McMullins motion was lost-yeas, 23 !;
nays.29
acting in manner which would require the mino-
rity 10 appoint watchers, and thus saddle the city
with an expense of thousands of dollars.
The original resolution naming the election off,
GERS Tor all OF the divisions Of the city, was adopted
yeas 40; nays "a.
be directed to furnish the original list of election
officers to the reporters OF the afternoon papers.
TO this Alderman Jones, Alderman Johnson, and
Alderman Sutphin objected.
Alderman Jones moved an amendment to the
effect that the Clerk be instructed to make copy
for the reporters and furnish the same at his ear-
est convenience.
porers? Is 1t your intention to retain possession of
the list and alter it to suit your own party ends
Alderman Jones-You would like it to go into the
reporters possession. l think that is your OBJECT.
Alderman McMulin-They are all OF your way of
Alderman Kerr moved substitute for Alderman
Jones motion that the Clerk be instructed 10 N AXE
forthwith copy for the newspapers,
This motion was carried.
After the transaction of some unimportant busi-
ness the meeting was declared adjourned
ROW AMONG DEMOCRATIC ALDERMEN.
AS members were leaving the Chamber a disturb
ance occurred near the door between several of the
Democratic Aldermen: 1t first !, originated ina sc in the
ward and Alderman McMullin Of the Fourth ward.
When the vote was taken on the motion to recon-
slider the action of the board in reference to the ap-
pointment of election officers, Alderman Riddle
was found to be absent This excited the ire OF the
Democrats present, and when he appeared harsh
words were said concerning his disappearance.
Just previous to the adjournment Alderman Nc
ward would look after their faithful representative
IN the board, whereupon Alderman Riddle re-
ii
At the door OF the chamber fight was COM
menced, but between whom 1t was impossible TO
soon after order was restored, Alderman Riddle
put in an appearance in the Chamber with his face
that he had been attacked by his Democratic
brethren in the entry way. He was struck Several
times and Knocked down: Alderman Jones and
stop to the dsgraceful proceedings.
IMPORTANT TO MANUFACTURERS OF TOBACCO
From James 3; Francis, Esd, Chief Clerk to Asses
sor Elliot we nave received the following instru
tions, which have just been issued to manufacturers
OF cigars by the Assessor of the Third district this
city, and as 1t gives full directions to the require
ments of the internal laws and the regula-
lions OF the department in connection with that bu-
OF manufacturers
Special notice to cigar msnutsctrrers is hereby given
ReVenue as contained in series s. No s. July 1852 and
70 winch the atenon a. & OF an egsr Is
depends Their sal. from ANNOYANCE in their business
and violation or nonobserVance OF the
United States laws relating to their business
which and be guided by his explanations
. Before commencing business make the sworn state
csi tax post your PERMIT in your Factory aad pSse
sign indicating your name and business, upon the out
Register the hands employed by you with the Assist
and date Of the sn Change m Vi o'0' '"""S9 giving aa'
T. Procure the book required by the regulations make
chased also Of all cigars as well as all sales
your make and Of those purchased the figures
entry is improperly made, run pen through it and
g. Park in 6o1es only, brand them plainly, San eel
he stamp not only with the lines but by writing
in full and the day, month, and year upon the
stamp afx the caution label of the regulation
the proper place, and when all the cigars empted
from the box, the entire stamp from the box
g. All cigars must be retaed from stamped boxes, and
tsTom showcase and in no waatever put any
TRs Be
before removal from the factory.
Do.not sell, give away, buy accept old box
with this tax paid stamp it. it will render you
liable to ine of hundred dollars for every act
beides Imprisonment for not less than twenty and
not mere tkan one year, conviction.
Z. BE particular making a correct the
begnng of the year, of all stock of Whatever
aoter materials. boxes and cigarsboth OF those pur
chased and OF gour own make Ii give business
your cigars, and make final inventory the Ass
1hs must also be done close
by reanoyal TO another location .
g. Keep, for your protection, account of al
stamps from the collector will aid
Keeping your accoEnt of tan paid, aud
rect any which and
invantory in your Government book.
10 Post notice in factory for safety and for th
purpose referencef0r nneEs you comply with its sug
estOns cannot conduct yovf business IN complained
with the requirements OF the u9tsS otss eSe
laws s...o. Will y" a. nisiitV q
Philadelphia, Sept. 10 1870
OWNER WANTED.-There are two hogs ~ tue Six
teenth District station awaiting an owner