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hours, dstiug from morn. The Sheriff did NOT
resist arrest, bat explained that he ives serc.
y acting under, orders and ON apoloeixiug 70
the Senate. was released. For = fow moments
the excitement was intense and the Federal
troops stationed near the Capitol got under
arms, but no necessity appcarfue, dlApSgaed 20
their quarters. The Senate nathorisled the
Sergeant-At-Arms 20 sumusoa $ho pease 81 the
and adjourned. The sheriff appeared before
the door of the HousA, but the Sergeant At
Arms refnsed him adnittance, except TO tho
Federal forces, and the Sheriff withdrew. The
Legislature in the Courtroom admitted another
person to . seat, who was defeated, aecording
to the officials rotarns, by lsego ms30eity.
The Capitol Legislature elected sykes. Of
North Alabama, Greeley elseter. u. 8 6eDa-
tor-I-esolutions looking to the impeachment
OF Gov. Lewis were offered and referred on the
10th. The U. s. Attorney General has submit
ted plan for . compromise Of the didicul-
ties. d sost $50 Il .
LoUIsIANA.-A largo meeting of citizens was
! Land. formerly of the Supreme bench, was
| Chairman. and a number of prominent mer-
| chants were Vice Presidents Resolutions were
opted sustaining Governor Warmoth In his
efforts to protect the rights of the State con-
dsmniug the revolutionary proceedings OF the
Customhouse party. aud state that if the Peo-
pie cannot have officials of their own choice.
they prefer military government.
THE INDIANS.
Thes16adoc Indians with their families and q
good supply Of provisions retreated to Wrights
Cave. This cave is on high table land, and
covers three acres. The underground entrance
10 easily guarded. So far fourteen soldiers and
$50 Madocs have been killed.
Tho war with the Nalven Indians In Oregon
continues. Two additional soldiers have beer
killed. Soldiers are marching from three
points to the scene of conflict.
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Children como to tho front during the boIi-
=. ord ,h.ir claims to notice cannot be ignored
oar genial frieud Grepbauis Pre- eminenty the chi,'
friend for he provides ali the TOYS games puzzles
aoto, VIII CHI so amuse the young. He"A now prepared
w,Ah large stock of them for the holdHSS anu 'O
With most EXCELLENT stock of Cathohc prayer
ss1a,. tor rbi,drcn All the standard works in the
-, ,:, ,,o1.cau also he found in his elegant store
aen all in ali DO place town Ofers wider scope 10,
proprpate selections of presents for persons o. Al
-. and stations in society. Gresham's number OF
Camp sti eet. is %.
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TIE No1sELEss WORKERS. did you
exer take a walk in q forest after whlrl-
Svfnd had passed over it, DID you ever
- great forest trees moved down like
Sxsss before the scythe, their wide. spread
80 roots tossed in the air, and ieafy heads
"a low. 1t is D. terrible sight, and gives
1sUu an idea of the winds power 1t is hard
Yishout it to realize,s Bns did you ever
fhInk that this force, mighty as it is, yet Is
net half 20 great as many a nolseiess WORK
nF in the great field Of she world. Grain
81 grain the little coral sinsect bnilds It's
tiny cells, drawing in from the ocean, ny
~ unerring instinGs, jnstathe mineral mat
ter it needs to, build, its ,shell. Yet these
nasaberless workers. rear mp vast Walls ana
,rsessiye islands that IN time gather. q soil,
and &fsW wave Tossed germs OF trees OF
plants which ut length aclothe them with
verdure. The silent workers nave zone
the mightiest work: So in many water, wa.
little ID sect lives which attacks every par
ticle of wood with which it comes In con.
tact. The most massive piers ana tne
stoutest ships, un1sss sea@sf IN metal, 500,
become its victims. The lsost SONG olocs
ii rfddled through and through, untal it wai
arsssrble at touchj. yet silently, tseeres'y
Its work goes on---bnt IL ~ always NJ wofk
Eo&kere are human workers who eeem q
acJDnaplisii d great deal With much nots'
and buster. But the ft 10 quickly over
and they settle down, again to qgieg slotp
@tch are not the workers in which Go'
sakee pleasure. They are mot fhe ones Una
accomplish most for him. 1t is the quiet
Gef,tle workers, who are always AZ Wors
Shat will leave the highest record at last.
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Our young and enterprising merchant oonn
T. Clarke Fsq bought an immense stock oil coal ~nO
weed during the summer months "hen pres 80,
- - ,ba, he Ia now enabled to supply his many pa
Aropo at greatly reduced rates Those who have not
y.t bought their winters supply, or who have run
sort should call MT. Clarke forthwith at either Oh
Ia yards corner Liberty and Julia, and ISyadeS ano
ua Streets being assured that they viii 10 oeai' WIN
IberalIv as to price and justly as to measurements
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I NeaD YorE's Nep CathedYal.-The new
{snfhedral OF New York was thrown open
N konor of Thanksgiving day, and from
exping till night there was q constant
a1ssam of visitors. As this grand monu-
Eneot of piety and open-handed munif-
$50 grows on the sight it seems ever to
F1&eme more and more beautiful. 1t is
4&fV high, aud one can form fair idea of
! vascness and symmetrical loneliness
M will distinguish it when, years hence
M b No och remains to be dOne-it is opened
public woIship. Its dimensions have
- often published but to q spectator
n 81 has never enjoyed the opportunity of
Ting at some of the great European Ca
odrals, it's imposing sfEA end ithas exquis-
<96perfection Of its proportions are singn-
|{oH1y impressive. Many thonsands Of peo-
eth brace the chance afforded them to
- toward its completion, and it is said
& lave been difRcnlt to make ones way
- the entrance to the chaucel through
4 throngs Of eight-eeers that blocked up
passage.-Cincinatti Telegraph.
dther Do Smet.-It will be gratifying
many of our readers to know that Fa-
- De Smet, the celebrated Indian mis-
nary, who has been suffering from So
&44ee attack of sickness for some days, hal
q 0SArly recovered. He is still weak, but il
NE to move about his room and epeal
f3th a few friends.-St. Louie Waterman
&Soe. Sth.] r. ~ 4 Q
Rev. Bishop Quinlan of Mobile, deliver
Z ~ an eloquent lecture at St.. Patrick
s 2kurch West Troy, on the evening Of Dec
"a. under the auspices of the st. Vincen
B ~ Paul Society. A large audience was II
atsendance.
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A SHORT STORY.


gloomy the nth Of DseSmbs SrI l51s tho ns
."ofitaTy horsr men" TO be seen, and the Jew
,aJsa, mans visible seemed to be homewnrd Wendne
their weary way shops, including that great pig
haebi~e BRASELMAN Il ADAMS DRY GOODS
sTon CORNER Magazine and st. Andrew street, rare
;rhtwere aim led; the Boss looked gloomy
and Tho clerks-usuay SO bfiRht-looked sleepy. Az
Of sudden dozen of the latter were in,nsea tno
~ iion as 1t were and in less time than u took
To- write this beautiful story the table containing
The F,feen Cent CalicocS cleared, the BIZ CaSo
va the next to visited with this nnacc6nn1Anle
mania then came tho turn of the taGis o: "o.bl'
Francb Prnts What did 1t all mean Wo SEQ 1t now.
The Boss " is hard at work, too but In among the
snlTnld Dress Goods. irst piece comes out h"n
ato, her another until tho counter Is pIea nI D.,
and II seemed as il chaos had c"no again SaliihE
v of his aide SOON busy scratching oGt Tue
old MARKS and putting on new ones dero We i,ave
them for the night. Twelve hourS supposed TO nave
ELAPSED Dropping in next morning We iouna ,Lht .ns
| toIinwinr order regned ia Warsaw The Ffteen teht
| Prints are now the table with the Fiite.n Zen.
Dress Gods the Bit Prints ON the abie lron
whence we're removed the Fifteen cente's the Ershcn
have superseded the Americans in po-Eession oil whA
Was tba t Table and comes the GIT OF the STORY
Ali tn. Dress Goods pull ed out of shelves were tttI
aud sixty Cents per yard and they orcnPy tanl.
no themselves. at the keduc"d Price OF 1pptES
Gems per yard and TINS IL the h"PPs '"Ns nai, IL
! Tables Turned"
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TALLAHASSEE. FLORIDA. Aug Is. 1868.
,-,-, zsii,D g. Co-our Junior cditar has tried your
Rogula,or aud is taking 1t now, and finds II In
aiuable to HIM as correcor Of the at"mach ana
- ,ho bowels Articles Of diet that he dart not
indulge in before taking Liver Medicine Nc
now eat with impuniIy.
very ShuAJb Tz1-ogAfar. e
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BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDIcNE.-SAN
thartio and Tonicor dyspepsia debility,
slck headnche bilious attacks, and all Disbursements Of
liver stomach and bowels. Ask your Drugglst Tor IT,
Beware of limitations. VAT " eowtv
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MARRIED ::

REILLY-DALY-on Thursday evening, Dec. H.
Is72 Mt ST. Patricks Church. by the Rev. p F. Allen.
pastor, Philip j. Reilly and Catbarine DAILY
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If people tca1 iusist on having two faces,
for Gods sake let them chow the amiable
side at home.
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deIJ It

We find the following pthy and interesting story
going rounds Of the papers. aud reproduce IT feel
prpssured that it's Importance will command careful
readirg by all our lady friends:
THE TABLES TURNED.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A STITCH IN TIME SAvEs NINE.-If you have
Cough. do not neglect its thousands to an timely
grave by neglecting wha' they call "a slight cold"
These slight colds are very nsidions They Noon he
come deep-seated and defy all remedies. DIR. TUFTS
EXPECTORANT will cure 1t. II can DO had Of any
druggist
ga TusEEaEE. ALA, April 90, 1871.
Or. VIM. n. Tut: -
In gratitude for the benefit received by tho use Of
your Fxpectorant cheersrlls aaa Testimony TO
ts most wonderful effects relieving Asthma Bron
chitis For several years had anred dreadfully with
attaoks Of Asthma difficulty OF breathing
your 1kecforant try end found that 1t gave a
most relief It is about five mouths since
began its use have six bottles aud have not had
IN attack since. It has been great blessing to me-
capnot afford 20 without it, and heartily recommend
it to all persons who at all troubled with Lung
Throat Diseases.
! Very respectfully.
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ROUTE.

The line of march will DO down Annunca.ion TO
choupitou,as down TchOvpitoulas to Julia, down
Julia TO Camp dow Camp to Canal down south side
of Canal Claiborne, up north side Of Canal to c. TO l..
delet up Ca-ondelet to Delord up Delord to CAM
Camp 10 Thalin up Tba'ia to Magazine, up Mag Elm
to Race and up Race to the Hall
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PARADE
Z ., l.
Branch No. 7, n. B. & M. is A. Of La,

The members of the above Branch arc notified OF
special meeting at their Hall,
SUNDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1872,
at Ia N. Tney will also assemble at tho place on
came day at $50 NJ IN full reGaia. for the purpose
OF attending the Parade Of said Braach.
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Sister Branches respectfully invited 10 pa ito
pate and meet for that purpose Mt TIE corner OF
pupcialop and Race at r. n, when positions Wi lib
assigned them by RICHARD BEHAN, Esq Grand
Marshal ,x,,, ,.cro,x-
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MINERAL SPERM OLE.

Al
Ths OIL combines all the eEosent iIiuminatinx NALL
Kerosene OIL togetner With perfect safety OH
that Be Transported 81 lanA stored fs
iy nsS,sa isps hsa Snfsa 10 fsehsS o"sr area II
boiler aud engine In fact used enA fe
any purpose Of illumination safely f4thsnp g
used whale Or sperm OIL It's sntis9 psiat 10 ssedt V
both partisulars about the Whsle sVsn
consequently absolutely safs.
1T WILL NOT TAKE FIRE IN CASE or BREAK
AGE OF THE LAMP. tHt'A'
THE OIL WILL EXTIN0UIsH THE FLAME. 80
The OIL itself has oior while burning n gives
l,gs Of TEN-CANDLE POWER, OF eest not s1cos&. =
ing Half Cent Hour. and for Lighting rntiFoeA
cars steamers, factories and dwelling houses n u M
| vaiua bio aud cannot be Zoo highly rsesmmenfed
The OIL 10 Patsuted, and mado ~ . Pfocess vha3os
II burns with great In the DUAL BvREER,
requires but little sttautton and trnaaEG T5e On
guns the lamp 10 sbeorbs no oxyRon tre1a
atmosphere IL does not deteriorae By age THIS
REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BURN THIS OIL
:. It's absolute safety 70 NE and property.
| 2. The great srfBiaaey Of tha h9ht ~. a
>. It's econony being about the same ~ keFoseAa.
4. Its perfect freedom from otOr 7
Tho MINERAL sPERM OIL has been adapted kT
the Board OF Supsrv i.ng 1napcctors ssr Vac g ~
Tneuranee Companies In ksw York. BostoH and Gsw
. Orleans. .-. 4t1ss a.tsf r.sa -.ttf eF t.G
We invite all who are interested 70 call sua sxaaiAa
! send for cIrculars for MInersi Sperm Oh and paa
| Burner BoSTICK SEYMOUR, Sole Agents -.y
| For Louisiana, Alabama, Mtssias'ppi AND Ie1AA,
, - and ~ Front aud ~ ana % fnitonts+
mh2i lysp- New OrscanA-
n
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TusKEaEE. ALA, April 90, 1871.

DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE is the best in use.
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Asa favor to our friends. will state that BRASEL'
MAN g. ADAMS'S CASH HOUSE, corner of Magazine
AID St. Andrew streets, is the place where Holiday
Presents" for everybody. from Grandpa to the BABY
are for sale extremely cheap. ae'9' IL
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The proper plan rsue to procure Perfeos pleasure
is to purchase your presents previous 70 the pauet
that is sure to prevail in . short period.
Prepare yourselves, then with plethorie purses ana
perigrinate perpendculary to the place prominently
proclaimed and pre-eminently prepared to pre-
sent to purchasers plans for parting with portion
of their plenty" pin. money" that viii preclude
the possibility Of papg, and yeu will then be hap p
ppy.
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G. RG ETO n,

CAfIuRE oP A SEEAK TEIEP.-The vel
knoNn sneak thief, John Thomas, colored, was
discovered about 9k O'Clock last night rohhing
.he machine shop Of Messrs. jos. Nicholson n
oo9, on BIidSe street, near the canal aqneduc e.
OI.cer Har Ier, who was near, heard the alarm
snG pursued the thief, who ran down the north
osnk OF the canal 70 opposite Yeunr's mill and
crosseu the canal or the boats, aud in descend
ing winding pair OF steps 20 Water street he
EEL just IN time % csc ape a shot tired BY IN Z
omcerr who came up to him. and, finding h m
unable TO get MP, thought the shot had taken
erect The officer procured assistance and
carried his prisoner 10 the station house where
ne was examined by DR.. Porter. who found a
rear al cut In his forehead, caused by the fall
instead OF the shot. He entered the shop from
Brldge street, through a window, and had col
lected a gcodly lot OF tools. &c. TO carry off
fAsHIosABLB WEDDING W. o. Alex-
snder, OF Washington, WIS married Yesterday
afternoon TO Miss Marv Louise Libbey, daugh-
Yer OF the late Joseph Libbey, esq. of this cfty
me CEREMONY took place at the residence OF
me BRIDE mother. corner of Potomac and IL,
streets, Rev, DR.. Williams officiating. After a
reception, the young couple departed for a
northern tour.
ARElvED-Steamer John Gibson. from New
YORK, with full cargo Of general merchandise
sue Will clear this afternoon tor New York
with 100 barrels -four.
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Condensed Locals.

SL.EngtCD sends us the Gne New Years num-
Ter ci DcusrrSt Mirror If YdsliJHg
Mrs PIha's store At Laurel, Md, was burned,
Wild re contents, early yesterday morning.
Col. Amos Webster, chief of the Governors
stan, has restored HaJOr Bland to his former
rsnk as AZ officer o. the Stanton Guards
Patents have Just been granted to f. r.
Mexican. card rack; Louis Dagger, bathing car;
GeOrge " Morse, Improvement IN firearms
The iair al odd Fellows hall for the benefit
of ST. Gineent's orphan ssy lum is open every
evening. Ghc orphans IN this Institution appeal
10 a generous public for and.
The iCWa republican association last night
adopted resolution that the association will
CheeTfuiiy cooperate with the national repub-
Lean ASSOCIATION in rendering the coming Inad-
duration ceremonies wort Oi The occasion.
Right Rev Joan r. Wood, bishop OF Phils-
GelILl4, Pa arrived IN tbs CITY last evening,
and will be the guest OF Rev. fatteF Boyle,
If -. Peters chuS CHI, dar ~ his stay az the cap
itsl.
The Crane Jury YESTERDAY discussed the cases
of X. a. CCtby, EESeT TecOgH lance to answer a
hare xk o. ioTgsTsi IhGs- Yonng and 1tos.
fence; Rm. BurtOZ, burglary; and Elizabeth
Riley larceny OF So
The re al&-In tErced in yes5srday from tCr
No. u was CASSed by .he Burning of some wood
blocks fOC street paTs.nents at Easby's wharf
The property o SpTagCe & Co: iCss tTiiing. 4
subeequeL. ALA N tros1 box - xGs caused by
the burning of foul chimney.
The remains CT Barney Woods which were
placed IN tie vaElt at Mount Oiget cemetery.
we're yesterday I2teIreG in the no-thweSteru
portion Of c.e cemetery. Only has widow her
children were present..
St Johns RutuGl relief association a Cath
osc society has elec.ed the fJllOwing OF GERS for
the ensEing ye&- :-Fey. p. =. MCCartay pres
ident; Joseph Z. CGsSin, vic. president c. W.
Hullalv. secretary; " heO. Sleckei. tre2-urer:
RAZOR John Okwyer, ,Iames White. James
Graham, -. p. ozark, George A. O'Hsre, Eu-
gene Mccarthy, Francis p. Wsggemsn, ezccu-
Tive committee.
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THE COCRrS.

CRIMINAL COURT, ysdse Ma,Ar:hm.-In the
appeal in Which Plea Of quit, 1es o..eT
yesterday the court this morning PITT her
AID the e si Tsi % o os
nizance. John Maddox, colored, indicted for La =
taking q gold watch snd pistol, plead guilty to trsnd
larceny. The prisoner having entered by an 1pe
coa Se sGsa Ins
was called uP and stated that he hsd nothing 70
.ALd ew Brown atd william Burke, charged " n
The evidence 10 the effect that these parti .,
vIth O. hers pret.nding to be employed ey TIE
give ware his COW unless b. paid . lee. A motion
tain tke charge Of larceny a verdict Of DIT guiity
Was rerdered. Judge Macarthur gave them q fe q
was because they had been in six months al ed
toat he released them for they might be held IN
snoher Indictment charging false pretences con
Washington Meredith and James Fields, alias
officers, next tried. his occurred on Sunday
October OH, near the corner, Of 5 b and streets
and blacks, which icers Robinson ard Slater at
70 9Ss in aSpf arrested one
melee Slater wac knocked dovH with a stone by
down They were found guilty, and The in ygs
st',r r aiding item a W, olssone lesson, sentenced
}; hn Z Williams, assault aud battery appeal
!, hn Clark, colorcd charged with committing
ored girl Of u yesTs o. age. the - OF EoyeOsr
pas next caled-J Norris and n. IL Norris Tor
tbs prison er. The prisoner is a bright malattO
boy, or is years OF The trial was in prOgr Sc
v hen cur re pCCt closed.
CIRCUIT Coz BIT, JEdgs CaTtitr.-To-day, Rohr
asst PIGniX Insurance COMPANY; verdict for
plant i'll 81 100 with interest sid costs Wty
mouth sgt Washington, Alexandria and George
t.v1 Railroad COmpgBy; yer let for piaintiff-
a. Isl. Blake ACT Hall; verdict for plaiutif-So0l
PCLICE COURT, JHdse SnelI-To-day Abrs-
lam Mines, coloIsd, isroeny Of lady q skin,
pleaded entity ard was fined $40 and costs. Tim
RTPsnell. CHARGED Wit If al Nh.
worth : TO- pleaded guilty, aud committed t.
Jall SKY DAYS James g. Oregon mot cur JimD
was fined SIS for profanity.
The DEATH OF ANNIE DRAN.-Yesterday
GeoTgeanna Allen. who was committed to Jail
several weeks ago on the charge of causing the
death OF Annie Dean by beating her with a
bottle. was tried in the criminal court. She
was charged first with manslaughter, but the
grand jury indicted her for assault with in
tent 10 Kill, and on this latter charge she was
tried yesterday and found guilty of a eimple as
sault.
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IHE TEACHERS INSTITUTE Of Washington.
composed o. the teachers and trustees. he I A
session Yesterday afternoon III the jefferson
school building. The superintendent OF pubic
schools, j. OrmOnd Wilson, presided. and there
were present NJ. MOri, japanese Minister. Mr.
Van NIst, a distinguished scholar from the
Island OF Java, who IL visiting this country tor
me purpose OF examining cur system Of pubic
schools, and Prot. Il. G.. Northrup secretary OF
the Connecticut state board OF education, who
addressed the teachers IN regard 10 the hes;
modes 81 teaching language, either spoken or
written, and gave a formula, beginning in the
primary and continuing up through the higher
grades of schools Trustee Hart. CT the firs.
district, spoke OF the advissbility of creating a
teachers relief fund, for teachers who were
obliged TO discontinue on account OF old age or
nj -kgAith,
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DEATH OF SISTER AEsENIA.-This estima-
L!e and welEknOwn Sister of Charity died at
Of AIMS Infant Asylum last night. At 1870
ciocs, after an illness Of one month, from
pneumonia She had been directress OF that ia
eIt1t4On IoF the past ten years, and NAV be
H@Iu 70 nave been its founder. In her charac-
yer Wa BEAUTIFULLY III GstTated the virtues of the
chsTitab!e order OF which she was a member
htT Cc%iE viii be sincerely mourned by the en-
tire community, both Protestant aud Catholic
arc especially by the poor little orphans. 10
whose Interests Der energies were devoted. Her
mineral viii take place on Friday morning. AZ
10 clock, from tie YUM.
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TIE BOARD or HkALTH met last night and
the health Orheer reported 5i4 nuisances noted
durlng the week; abzted, 81, unabated 10
TbIrty-nye vaccinations were reported 10 have
been performed AZ the health Office, and 81.
by the ward physicians during the week. a
communication was received from the health
oftcer complaining OF the quality OF the city
gas. and that much of 4, escaping from the jets
remained unburned, ard asking the board OF
health 70 investigate the matter. The letter
was placed on ale a letter from Gov. Cooke
WAS received accepting the invitation OF the
members OF the board TO accompany them in
men proposed interview with the House COM
mittce on appropriations.