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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

SIX FER CENT, interest begins Ut the Trssd,
mHH'S SapiHgs BaRk on the hrst day Of April
1877. Now Is the time 70 begin an account. A
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

Ma, CARTER, Of the A. q. o has discovered
plan BY which horse can be kept for 10 per
month, without the use Of groom goggles and
shAFlngs. This valuable discovery VIII soon be
given, Everybody with n mOnthly spare" Of
~ Will DO able 70 keep a Crane, I" and TO take
his or somebody olseJ sister out riding, pro-
vidod the horse or the sister don't object Sis.
ters rarely DO you knew.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01
THE COU KITS.
CIVIL.

CIVIL.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Mac lrfhur.-Thii court
deterInined the following cases on Saturday with.
Runnells vs.. CLARK a Morsell. This case
came up on exceptions TO az award made by
Thompson W.. DUFFY. Motion to yacate over.
ruled.
Whitley vs., FOOts. Demurrer sustained and
Mcdonald vs. Luliey. Judgment by dsfAuit
for want Of sufficient Gfndavit Of defence.
shepherd vs.. Wood. Judgment on terms
Dexter vs.. BOuldIn. Motion fornew trial over.
HSttOu a Graves vs.. Morrison. Costs tRIsd
by the court At the request Of parties.
Singer q Go. vs. o'OOnnell. Motion for a now
worthington W.. Smith. Order to produce
books and papers.
Judgment for plaintiff for 500,
Dayys. Liie Insurance Company. Demurrer
overruled and case appealed 70 the general term.
First National Bank vs. French. Judgment
Final Judgments by default were entered In
tbs following cases; Totem VI. Barley, same vs..
Titus, Shipley \ Son vs, Engllsh.
Homiller Duvall vs.. Ellason. Motion FOR .
new trial on exceptions hled.
hled,
ruled aud leave granted 10 plead over.
Chesapeake and Ohio OanAi Company w..
MaelAlI, Case Continued BY consent, with leave
to amend piaAdlpns
frsnehtown Company ys. AJer. Motion To
vAeats Judgment niod. Adjourned.
onPHAss CouRr-Juage Wviis.-This court
on Saturday passed the following:
| Last Wills.
The will Of Cornolia dlRsooek was hIed foT
/ probate.
| The will offs. q. Tlmonds was filed and proved
| The testAtor bequeaths her estate 10 her faplly
| Tho will Of 3. MoCarty was fully proved.
| Letters testameutAry on the last mentioned
/ estate were issued to r. V. Taylor, who rave
bond In t200o. Adjourned.
No other civil court was 10 session on Saturday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

The sertloea In the Churches.
Yesterday Easter Sunday, was as usual OBJ
Catholic and Episcopal churches In this city.
IN the former the aitars were beautifully deco.
tstsd With flowers, and lighted, and .olopn
high mass was celebrated. In the latter me
entire body Of the churches were dressed with
evergfeens and flowers, and adorned With ap-
prepria,e notices. The sermons we're al peeu.
itarly adapted to the festival 90 universally oh.
served, and most Of them were eloquent and I'm
pressiye. In tho Catholic churches, according
tho members attended carly mass and partooE Of
THE MUSIC AT CT. kLornus.
ST. Aloysius was densely crowded yesterday
At grand high mass 10 listen TO the eloquence Of
Father Mcguire, and the magnificent music Of
the choir Of this mo cathedral Gsneralii's mass
In 20. was sung for the nrst time in Washing.
ton. The composition was most admirably suited
70 the Joyous celebration Of Easter. Brilliant
dashing, full OF beautiful melodies for the solo
voices, and as rendered BY this superior quar-:
teue Of singers was wonderfully effective, and
as good church music as We hayo ever heard 10
this city. The singers were Madame Elliott,
Soprano, Mrs. H. q, sherman, oontralto; W. II.
trio, arranged irom Ismparii," before i the ser
mon, and Hummels "Alma Virgo" At the
ohertory, BY the soprano, were sung. At yes.
,n rsI same crowded audience yss present,
Golf" and duct BY Rlooo, for soprano and
tenor, was very beautifully given.
Tho roii,lions s.ryie. ~ ~ ,h,,s,,h .o,,..t..
i, ~ ~ y, ~ ~ Lnis enuluh ye,seIuy
Vas Of more than ordinary oharator. The mem.
~ ,S, ~ snsos seonSN W pu'Iio saoh
Tba .i,ar as h.tsshsi lii eo,ssa mr. ~
gether with the sacristanS, who appeared for
.it !, 's ~ " 10y, - Nhou
ii y. ruiP.. , eu ~ Wiz 49, SUI
tributod largely 70 tho general effect and in.
I Iesalons ~ nv ueoaslon- Nv ~ saIiy houI the
snoSIa ~ tnS eon k'etaup9n Mehueu tnvu steps
s., wy vnusvn, SUI lons veloIe tne hOur
ueefnateu w Nne setIcss 70 oommeheo etety
ArAao,9 seAt w, W. "o1npioa " psisgns u
hl9us lAtns lhe music nAs ~ no way
lnIsIlot otne gen,Iai Mtangementl put on we
| vohuiaiy, VS. W. suoh - ~ IenoeI a1uiuouai "
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

BURT's and other styles " spring shoss Rr.
irving daily az
1900 y street northwest,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

COATS, with Vests 10 match, in new and desir,
able fabrics and designs, IRON t2O.
Handsome PRntaloonA, IN light, dark and me
dium o0lors, nom ts 10 ga.
ono. Q, HEHkINa,
No siO Seventh street northwest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

allowed at the ratio Of per cent. by the National
Savings Bank, corner Fifteenth street and New
poslts made the 81 will bear Interest nom the
LIST Of tho month.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

PoLioE CouRT-Judgs Snsn-Thls oour, was
engaged as follows Saturday; Mr.. u. Cahill,
charged by John II. Crane with misdemeAnor Ia
falsely swearing to charges against Grade Of
mAlfeasance In once, asked that tho ono be
heard on Tuesday neNt as they were ready 70
90 on. Mr.. Gloss objected, AZ the time hadboen
mutually agreed upon by both complainant and
defendant VIM. Adams, oOlored, pummellng
bis wife, nned 40; he was committed. Richard
Carter, drunk, nned ". Henry Dorsey, bolster
ouB, nnod %. James smith, violation OF hack
isarsnt open on sunday. flnsd tsotappsaiei
West Adams, grand larceny Of $50 FROM Bar ney
McQuAds, the Judge postponed tho case for .
further hearing-oomnitted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01
Railroads.

RALTIMoRH AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WAsmHaroE. Dec, d, Isp,
Trains between WABHiHCTC)N and BALTIkORl
end WA1HIN0TONAhDTH THE WEST, are noNrun
FOR BALTIMORE
Lave daily. except Sunday - s;tb. 800, Sis. and
10 10 p NJ .A1 f5 Sir w iii s rs HSR n
Leave eafy, snespt sandal. a. $50. sis, and % -
MS 70 foR PRINoifP Il war STATIONS.
BlsdensbuTG BsltHvle, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
and RslAg-Loays a. $50, sils and loigo = n. And
llt. $50, and rs p. M, eEoopt that the 90 D. m
stops Al iocsopa the ~ M, on Sunday, stops -
pufas u. woeH The 80 .. N. train stops a. AhnAp-
0''' junction An1 t s5f AaRiroLun
Leave q ell =. and IAN D No train 70 Or IRON
" ON SUNDAY,
rOR HHlLTIMO1lK
ron WAY vsrXTi nS
Leave 40 q n sna " tsd ~ ~
esys dal9 saesut Saturday md bundAg. al ao q n.
On ss.asdas, IS % ., ~, and I,Sp pm.
% Bpodey Il ~ and Is ,, M, oag. esaaestine 1t
fs.S.:s6ars. f. a.'''~"sa 70 whs-iia-
sss.: .Gf p.,.; ssss s S1'i
fhsossh uehsts % The ws.t can be had II the ws.h
tpGton ktAtipn ntet Once u all hoyru 10 the dAf
fof nsv YeEk. Phiiadslphia and Boslep So Advsr'
''~'n' i"rhrOash LniS 49,! \ MIas4s,
IA IA 2o Hd,, SsPsrs 4 Tick. nSas' t Ass1,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

The Uniform ball OF Franklln lodge viii take
place on Wednesday mort, at Odd Fellows hall,
Navy Yard, and promises TO DO an elegant AZ
fair large number Of knights from Bait.
more and other Jurisdictions have signihed their
intention Of being present, and arrangements
have beep made with tho Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company TO have the cars
run until o'clock a. IN. The committee OF ar
Tangsments have spared no pains to make the
hall n succaNg.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

Many Of our prominent citizens have arranged
for the giving Of charity calico ball at Masonic
Temple tomorrow evening, the proceeds hereof
TO be devoted to the Children's Hospital, Of the
District. The fact that tho affair will certainly
DO OF the most elegant character and the further
consideration that Il IL given for the beneht Of
the little helpless ones, will surely make the at
appeals TO the llberAllty Of all
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01

On wednesday evening next a concert will
be given at Lincoln hall for the bonent Of the
charity fund Of John y. Reynolds, Post Nane
q. A. r. Many we'll known professlonAls AMI
talented amateurs have volunteered their ser.
Vices for tho occaSiOn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-01
narIDi'sCaruIva, CotsrIs.

This evening, at their commodious hall, on Z
street, between Ninth and Tenth streets, Messrs.
Marini Bates give their fourth annual coterie
carnival bal basque. These reunions, so highly
appreciated by their participants, are brilliant
and attractive Affairs. Every possible prepare
ton has been made, We are Informed, to make
the one Of tonight superior to any Of those that
have preceded II. An unusually large attend
Anco n oxpected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-03

THE CIRCUs.-The Great Mastodou
Caravan, Mensgerie, Museum, Circus
aud Ben Abdallsh troupe Of Bedouin
Arabs will arrive in this city this
morning and at 10 o'clock make a
grand parade through the principal
streets of the city. This procession is
said to be a very magnificent display o.
the resources Of the company, and
always creates q profound sensation
At | o'clock this afternoon and at
o'clock this evening the company gives
exhibitions OF their skill The Great
Mastodon is a great show; great in an
imal attractions, great in collected
curiosities, great in arenic specialties
and owned and managed with intelli'
gent liberality by great showmen, o
great means. The celebrated and I'm
paralleled troupe Of Bedouin Arst
gymnasts, who make their first appear
ance here, are the only performers O.
their nationality and faith in the
country, and present a most astonishing
programme of entirely original feats o
strength and skill. They appear
everywhere in public, and an interview
with them will satisfy the most skep.
teal that they are genuine worshipper'
of Allsh and true sons of the Desert.
1t will be remembered that the
Menagerie, Museum aud Circus are in
separate tents, 80 that those preferring te
patronize the two former can do sc
without the slightest association with
the latter, and at their leisure, either
before or while the ring performances
are in progress. At night the tents and
approaches thereto are brilliantly
lighted with gas.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-03

THE PRIMARY ELECTIONS TODAY
We made mistake in the hours be-
tween which the polls in the different
townships are to be kept open, in our
statement yesterday. In Liberty. Rich
and and Triadelphia townships the
polls will be opened at 3 o'clock P. NJ.
and remain open until 6 o'clock, In all
the other townships the polls are to be
kept omen from ! o'clock until 9 o'clock
P. NJ. The places for holding the cleo,
ton, as selected by the County Demo-
cratic Executive Committee, are as
follows: In the township Of Liberty, at
Centre School House; Triadelphis, at
Henry liners Tavern; Richland, at the
Brick School House; Washington, at
Hose House; Madison. at Old City
Hall; Clay, atthe Court House; Union,
at Hose House; Centre, at Hose House /;
Webster, at Hose House; Richie. at
School House. Two Justices and two
Constables are to be nominated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-03
MrucA1 Ctocx.-Eessrs. F. Winzen.

MUSICAL CLocK.-Eessrs. F. Winzen.
ried & Son, watch makers, have quite q
curiosity at their establishment, on
Main street, in the shape Of q musical
clock, which plays some twenty differ
ent tunes as perfectly and as harmo-
niously as an orchestra Of musicians.
This clock came originally from Switzer
land, and was made many years ago
Mr.. N. Shick, Of Bellaire, is the owner
and left it with this firm fer repairs, il
having got out Of order some time ago
They sent ii TO Cincinnati, thinking its
repair beyond their skill, but it was
returned to them untouched, with the
comment that it was past repairing
Messrs. Winzenried & Son concluded tc
undertake it themselves, and succeeded
30 we'll that the clock is playing admit
rably and attracts large crowds when
set going. Our curious citizens should
20 and hear it, as it is quite a wonder in
its way. 1t is to be removed this after
noon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-03

SUPREME CoURr-Fnday, Angus! 2.
The arguments in the case of VIM
Csdy, et al, appellees, Us. E. L. Gale e'
al, appellants, from Wood county, were
concluded and the case submitted.
In the case Of George II. Moore,
appellee, Us. Douglass & Woodward, ap'
pellauts. Mr.. Boggess, for appellants,
made a motion for q writ Of certrari,
which was awarded by the Court.
The case Of the First National Bank
Of Wheeling, appellants, Us. ]. n. Bell,
survivor, &c, appellee, from Marshall
county, was argued by Allison, for ap-
pellant, and Peudleton and Holiday for
appellee, and submitted.
The Court adjourned to meet at 9
o'clock this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-03

SEM-AyYUAL SALE OF DRY GOODS
SUrrs, &c.-Messrs Emsheiner d Blum
desiring to close out their summer
goods, offer for this week the following
grand bargains: Grenadines worth 80
cents, at Is cents P. X. worth SO cents,
at 25 cents; lawns worth % cents, al
l24 cents; linen suits worth $40 w, for
$780, linen suits worth Sc 90, for SO. 90;
lace points worth 800 90, at $1,000;
lace points worth 5000, at $3.50. Also,
silk sacks, shawls, hosiery, gloves, &c.,
at a tremendous sacrifice. They also
offer the best six cord spool cotton al
IS cents q dozen. Remember, this is
your last chance to buy summer goods
at these prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-03
Avo-uv, orn CITIZEN GoxK.-Last

ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN 0ohbho
evening at half-past eight o'clock VIM
Hamilton, Esq. departed this life at bis
residence on Byron street, between
Hanpden and Quincy. Mr. Hamilton
WAS one of our oldest and most re-
spected citizens. He was the Superln'
tepdent of the building of the Fourth
ward school house, and while engaged
in this duty was taken down with the
disease which terminated his life. No
man in this community commanded Its
respect and confidence in a higher de-
gree than Mr.. Hamilton. He has
borne his long and grievous illness un'
complainingly. and at last passed to his
rest peacefully and in the hope OF a
blessed immortality.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-03

FINGERS MAsHED.-Yesterday John
Brown, a boiler in the Top mill, had his
fingers mashed by being run over with
a loaded coal car. The tramway runs
through the mill, a little higher than q
mans head, and Brown, while resting
reached up, and taking hold Of one o.
the rails, was pulling himself up from
the ground, as the car came along and
mashed bis fingers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-03
The InteIIigencer Wrong Again.

Tic InteIlIBcuCcE "Eohe hS"
Editor of the Reporter:
SIR-I see in the Wheeling Iatsli
gencer that was killed yesterday, neal
Hates Rock, by being run over by a
train of cars. I desire to say that such
is not the case. Although l am free to
confess that l do many things that
should not do, but have never been
guilty of anything Of that kind in my
life, and never expect to as long as
live. If there remains any doubt in the
matter l feel pretty sure can prove BY
two good witnesses that | am not the
man that was killed. One witness
is absent now, but will be back in few
days. would prefer not to be buried
until l can get all my witnesses. The
community here think am no account,
but az this is a free country beg leave
to differ with them. All | ask is q fan
trial, and if am convicted as being the
man that was killed, ] will submit to
decent burial, for the good OF my coun
try. But in the meantime
would exhort my fellow citizens not 70
make up or express an opinion OF my
guilt or innocence in the matter. am
Dutchman-came to this country as
a matter of choice, not like Carl Schur7
who was banished from his country fol
his country's good. They say that man
that was killed looks exactly like me
he had no business TO look Ike me OF
else he might have Jared differently.
/ am a stone mason by trade, and if il
gets out that l am killed, nobody will
patronize me, and then the man ought
to have had better luck and died when
be was young. ] say to the public and
the rest of mankind, in all candor, that
am not guilty, and take great pleas
ure in assuring all my fellow citizens
and admirers that am glad that | am
not guilty. feel almost certain that
am not that u Gfortunate man, but hope
to be able to know for certainty in
few days. HENRY SwIKERT.
MoUNDsvILLE, August l.
We take the above from the Mounds
vile Reporter Of yesterday. The
IntelIgencer, it will be seen, had the
wrong name, as usual. The name o
the man killed was given 10 US al
Schwigert, and we have every reason tt
believe it is the correct one. The man
killed was q Whitewater, and wei
known in Wheeling. He had figured
in our Police Court many times. His
wife, if we are not mistaken, has an
application for divorce pending. If the
Moundsville Henry Swikert finds thai
these facts tally with his experience
then he's dead and the fact that hi
committed suicide by throwing himself
under the train is firmly established
There is no use Of his pretending to the
contrary. He should quit walking
round the streets Of Moundsville tc
save funeral expenses, but 60 to the
Justice and be buried at the expense o
the county.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-03

GoIyG TO LEAVE US.-It is with feel.
ings OF regret that we learn that Will
liam II. Harrison, Esq, the skillfnl and
popular Master Mechanic OF the Bslti'
more and Ohio shops, in this city, is
about to leave US to take the position Of
Master Mechanic of the Pittsburgh and
Connellsville railroad. He will leave
here on Thursday, August 18th, though
we understand, he will not remove his
family to Pennsylvania for some
months yet. We say we are sorry to
lose the lsrge-bodied, big-hearted, gen.
ial Boss" We shall miss him as we
take our accustomed rounds. Nor are
We alone in this feeling Of regret, fol-
the many Of his fellow citizens who
have honored him with positions Of
trust in the city and county government
also regret his removal from our city.
But what is our loss is his gain. In his
new sphere his great knowledge Of ma
chinery and his genius and talent will
have wide scope, and we know that it
will not be long under his able manage
ment until the machinery department
of the Pittsburgh and Couuellsville
railroad undergo a complete revolution
and compare with any in the country
Goodbye, Bill. We shed q silent tear.
Gaze on that tear, aad Join us. Sue,
cess to Won in every way.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-03

POLICE CouHr.-There was but one
case before the Police Court yesterday.
Henry Sockman was out riding with
q friend, on Thursday evening. Before
starting they took leeas suthin'" to
keep the heat from striking in. The
benzine they swallowed enlarged their
ideas Of the capacity Of horse-aesh to
trot a mile minute. To be sure. the
horse they had was not 9 Dexter, nor q
Goldsmith Maid. not yet . Lucy. but
what it couldn't do in the way OF trot-
ting it made up in running, and it had
so got running and trotting gait mixed
up that it was an even bet when it was
trotting that it was running, and when
running that it was trotting. That
horse had been neglected in early life,
and seemed to be continually brooding
over the wrongs that had been beaped
upon it. 1t keptits head down between
its broken and swollen knees, while
tears Of regret that it had ever entered
the horse department Of life were con-
stantly dropping from its eyes. It's
style was severe Gothic. From its
ridgepole sprang beautiful arches of the
Elizabethean period, while a gothic
column sprang up from either hip, and
needing only a flagstaff to re-
call to the contemplative mind the
baronial castles Of the early ages.
After taking in their rations Of benzine'
Sockman and his friend took their
seats in the wagon, fed the steed about
a peck Of hickory oats" externally,
so as to stir up the smouldering fires Of
youthful ambition, and let him fly.
And he did fly! Golloping with his
fore feet and trotting with his hind ones
he came down Main street to the Grant
House, at dangerous rate Of speed
With terrific burst OF speed he made
the sweep around the Grant House
corner, the wagon caroming against a
bus on one side Of the street and an
express wagon on the other, that horse
flew along. Making the turn off Of
Madison on to Market street, trouble
came. The horse was too fast for the
wagon. The wagon broke down and
Sockman's friend landed on his left ear
in the gutter. Just then officer Hugh
Harrison came up and arrested Sock
man for fast driving. The prisoner
fingered in captivity until Yesterday
morning when Sockman found a name
sake in the Judge who is also sock
man, and who socked Sockman to the
tune OF S. and costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-03

DoS'r forget to attend the opening Of
Christman j. Debolds Horse and Car
riage Bazaar this morniugat 10 clock
at which time Mr.. Wickham, auction
eer, will sell to the highest and best
bidder, at public auction. a large num-
Der of fife horses, carriages, &c. There
will also be sold one very fine team OF
working horses.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-03

FIRE IN BGIDGEroRr.-About one
o'clock this morning the residence Of a
widow lady named Higgins, living in
Bridgeport, was destroyed by fire. The
house being frame, it was rapidly and
entirely consumed. twas supposed to
be the work OF an incendiary. The
lateness Of the hour precludes us from
getting any further particulars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-03

JOIN L. RICE, IS Monroe street. has
Just received full line of India Gauzs,
Gsuye Merino, Lisle Thread and Silk
Undershirs in oil sizes, from "a to "A.
Also the famous pantaloon and trovssr.
fitting Drawers in Shaker Flannel.
Linen and Jeans which viii Be sold
ct bottom priees.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-03

A SuccEss.-The patent Coat,fittlng
shirt has proved to be perfect success
and is destined to become the most
popuIar Shirt in the market. j. T.
Lakin & Co merchant tailors, receive
orders for these Shirts and guarantee a
perfect fit in every instance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-03

REJEcrED.-At a meeting oil the
Committee on Finance and Accounts
OF the Board Of Supervisors, held on
Thursday mig ht, the proposition OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
to build shops in this county, if the
Board would remit the taxes against the
road, past, present and future" was con-
sidered. The Board at previous meeting
agreed to remit past and present taxes,
but decided that they had no authority
to bind any future Board. The COM
pany, on receipt Of this action Of the
Board, decided not to accept it, and sent
word 10 the President that they could
not sign the contract without they
would insert future in it. The Pres
ident submitted the matter to the
meeting of the Committee on Finance
and Accounts on Thursday night, and
and the committee refused to insert the
word future" in the contract. So, it
would seem, We are to have no increase
in the shops Of the company in this
place.