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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19

scotland-is the abrogation Of all tariff duties
upon imports, ships included"
Mr. Roach (protectionist) says You see
what is doing st the three great ship-buildings
centres on the Philadelphia, Chester,
and Wilmington. You see the immense amount
of tonnage now In course Of construction at the
yards of those places. In fact, ,ship-budng on
the Delaware has been born again. Now this
country IL In need OF ships and wants 100, 900
tons, at $3.50 ton $l5 900 600 worth of ships
per annum 1t ia Great Britain's policy-and
that policy has been the source of!Great Britain's
commercial greatness force the sale Of her
manufactures all over the world. Her policy
then would be- the moment foreign built ships
we're admitted here free, to flood our ports with
ships for sale considerably below cost, and 80
destroy ship-buiding in this country before it
had become permanently re-established. This
she could we'll afford to do, and have no doubt
that she would do it. Having done it she would
make our ship owners pay still more dearly for
their ships than they pay here now.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
NeIghb0rlnR t3OuHtIes.

The fish shipments from Haoyre de Grace
are very heavy just now.
The body OF Thomas Barber, enc Of the two
men drowned in the Susquehanns, near Como
wingo, on the 22nd ult,, ,drfted against the p. W.
b. r r. bridge, a few days ago, and was re-
covered,
james Wilsos, colored man, with some
companions, attempted to cross the Susquehan-
ma, last week, in small boat, but fell over
board, aud was drowned. He had fallen over
board once before, but was rescued.
The sloop Mary was frog-eyed at Havre
de Grace, one night recently. The anch-
or was stolen tho provisions were all mixed up
aud fine glass thrown into it and it was then
spread oa the cabin floor; the rain barrel was
hoisted to the mast-head and the boat set adrift.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
The Centennial.

The Phladelphia centennial made more pro-
gress last week than ever before. The organiza-
ton is now complete. with Gen. Hawley pTesi-
dent, and, for vice-presidents, Alfred T. Cos
horn, Ohio 0restes Cleveland. Of New Jersey
VIM Nj. Byrd. of Alabama John Dunbar Creigh
OF California David Atwood, OF Wisconsin, and
Thomas H Caldwell, OF Tennessee. The execu-
tive committee which il vested with all the adj
ministrative powers OF the commission. dd i't-
terihl, is composed Of Daniel J. Morrell, of Penn
sylvania A. II. Goshorn, of Ohio Walter W
Wood, of Virginia George b. Loring, Of Mas
sachusetts Charles II. Marshall, of New York
James t. Earle, OF Maryland; George II. Corliss
OF Rhode Island John G.. Stevens, of New Jer
sey Alexander R. Boteler, OF West Virginia
Richard O. Mccormick, OF Arizona VIM. Henry
Parsons. OF Texas; Lewis VAIN Smith, oil
Georgia, and John Lynch, of Louisiana.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
helisious Notes.

Rev. J. NJ. p. OTIS preached his Introductory
sermon at the West church, yesterday from John,
the 2lst chapter and 18th, 10th and l7th verses.
His theme was the duties of the christian minis
ter in his relation to the church. In the evening,
he laid down what he conceived to be the duties
of the congregation towards the christian minis
ter.
Rev. j. B. Merritt, OF st. Pauls NJ. E
church, is prostrated by an attack of typhoid
fever Rev. Father Humphries filled tho pulpit
In the morning. and Rev. Father Kemp In the
evening Yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19

According to statistics the entire mineral pro-
duchon of Pennsylvana is estimated $40, ,2OS,-
800, about one half of the whole product OF the
United States.
Three thousand journeymen shoemakers of
Beriu have threatened to strike if the masters
do not agree to increase their wages by one
third:
A Jefferson City despatch says the funds of
the Missouri State Treasury are completely ex-
hausted.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19

Odessa VS. Townse nd Some PIesantrles by
the Way.
Odessa Correspondence Middletown Transcript ]
The latest news IL we are to have our streets
plowed up but not to be sowed in oats, as one
Of the wise men once said, but to be planted i'll
acorns to grow ties for a certain rail road. be-
ginning at Port Penn, running through nothing
east of Odessa, and ending notohere, Uta. Pine
Tree.
Some Touns end, but Odessa is town that
will not end as soon as soma other Io,oasend.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
Important True.

There is a rumor prevalent here that the
Pennsylvania Central Il. II. 90. has discovered
that it's project of making Delaware City coal
shipping terminus is not feasible one, owing
to lack of sufficient depth OF water, and will
abandon the proposed erection Of wharves there.
|. is further stated that an agent of the Compa-
ny has been prospecting at the mouth of the
Christiana, with view to the erection there Of
whArves and tho location of its coal shipping
terminus We give the story for what 1t is
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
Philadelphia.

MILITARY MoyEMENrs-yisIr oP THE FIRST DE-
FENDRRs.
PHbADELPHAIA, May 10.
The Gowan Guards, accompanied by the first
Defenders of Pottsville, arrived here this morn
ing. They were received and escorted through
the streets by the Meade guards, and were hand
somely entertained. at the City Armory. Tn
strangers visited Independence Hall, Ledge
Building and other places of interest.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
SECOND EDITION.
Baltimore.
THE PREsBYrERIANs AND THE CENTENNIAL.

THE PREsBYrERIANs AND THE CENTENNIAL.
BALTIMORE, May 10.
A spirited debate took place in the Presbyter-
ian General Assembly, to-day, on the proposition
to take part in the centennial convention in Phil
adelphia. Several opposing propositions were
voted down and the signed plan of the centen-
nial COMMITTEES was adopted, with the exception
of the publication of an illustrated volume to
commemorate the event.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
New York.

FATAL ACCIDENT AT sINa sIEG-FALLISG or A
GALLERY.
NEw YORK, May 10.
BY the falling of gallery at Sing Sing prison,
yesterday. Isaiah Garrett, colored convict, was
killed. VIM. Humel. keeper, was seriously in-
jured and two convc1s seriously, and sixteen
others slightly injured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19

AT McCooMBs CRY, - Walter NJ Francis,
formerly of this city, part owner and manager OF
the DeSota Hotel at McCoombs city, Mississippi,
has been ma 10 station agent, on the New Or
leans, jackson d Great Northern r Il. at the
above city. Mr.. Francis is young man Of fine
business qualities and will doubtless make Ills
mark in the business world.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
Riot MT Heading.

At Reading, Pa. yesterday afternoon, riot
occurred at the "White House." summer re
sort a short distance below the city. james
Hahn, yeung man, was shot dead, and two
other men were wounded, but not dangerously.
John Peoples, a ''sub-boss," engaged on the
Bsrks County Railroad, did the shooting, and
was arrested. He alleges that he fired in self
dafanea
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
Base Bail.

THE ACTIVE, OF THIS CITY. vs.. COLLEGE NINE, ~
NEWARK.
The match game Of base ball, played at New
ark, on Saturday afternoon, between the Active
club, of this city, and the College Nine, of New
ark was an interesting and actively contested
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
The Nli,I,nry Posts in Texas.

Secretary Bslknap says that during his recent
tour OF the Department of Missouri he found
the military posts in Texas in excellent condi-
tion in every respect. He was especially pleas
ed with the colored cavalry and infantry, who
seemed to have attained degree OF proficiency,
not found in any other Department.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
Newark.
Eoo respondence Of tn Commercial |

LJO TVbPOH0EeHO0 Ut VII OO1I4I0' VFIEI
John Miller, ESQ., has sold his new dwelling
aud grounds, next to the Newark Bank, to Mr..
James Springer. Mr.. s. proposes to finish the
house and otherwise improve the property,
which will add much to the appearance of the
locality.
The baptism of three of the flock of Elder
Otis charge, at Chestnut Hill, took place in the
race near Cooch's mill, yesterday. Nearly four
hundred people witnessed the immersion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19

TEMPERANCE MEErING.-A Sunday afternoon
temperance meeting was held on Delaware ave-
nue., and was largely attended. Addresses were
made by Messrs. George Day and II. b. Nc
ings would be held, hereafter, further out the
Avenue,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINGToN, May 10.
Probabilities: For the Middle States, North
east and Southeast winds, falling barometer,
rising temperature and cloudy weather and rair.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
mlnstFe' sy.
SIMMONS q sLocust, TONIGHT.

RIMMoNs q HL0OUM, To-NIdHr.
Tonight, Simmons d sIocum re-sppear at the
Opera House, and give .one performance only.
They have good reputation their entertain
ments are tirst-class, and the best class Of peo-
MIA attand-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
DEDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF COAL.
ORGANIZED IS4S.
JOHN M'LEAR & SON
EXCHANGE AND DEPOSIT BANK.
No. 6O3 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS, Subject to Check at sigh !,
(saue as at National Bank solicited from firms,
corporations, and individuals
FIVE PER CENT. lNTERE T per annum allow
ed on deposits. payable on demand.
SPECIAL ARRANGEM ENTS for interest made on
deposits OF specific sums, for dxed periods
COLLECTIONS OF Dividends, Notes, terest,
Drafts, &c, made with despatch, and accounted for
the day payment is received.
CHECKS on B inks, in Philadelphia, New York,
Bo ton. Baltimore, Delaware, Pennsylyania and
Washington, will be credited on receipt Of CUSTOM
BONDS. STOCKS. COLD, &C. Government Sc
curities, God, State Bonds. Railroad Bonds and
Stocks bought and sold on commission. Local Sc
curihes specially. Being represented in all the
principal cities ny reliable correspondence we are
prepared to attend TO any business in this line with
promptness and despatch. Persons wanting 10 buy
or sell are invited to give us call Quotstons Of
the active Stocks a. New York and Philadelphia re-
ceived daily at our office.
SOUND INVESTMENT Securities negotiated and
for sale.
EVERY KIND of legitimate Banking done.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19

We will print, tomorrow, letter reviewing
the work OF the Presbyterian General Assembly,
now in session In Baltimore, thus far, and after
that will furnish daily reports from aspe"ial cor
rrannnlhnt.'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
THE LENAPE us THE MoDoo
54k1s

Umpire, Harry Bradford.
Premiums having been offered by the Lenape
Club for three best plays. Joseph W. Rey-
bold, received the first, and Howard Pyle, the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
Commercial Reports
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10.
Cotton dull at 191l@2O1a. Flour quiet; supei =
fine S5CD5 5O;extra family IS 25G9. Wheat quiet;
red 81 95O1 97 amber 80 92.O5; No Spring
rs. Rye 90. Corn less active yellow 64C06416;
mixed western Ga. Oats moderate request |,
white 49@51 mixed 46I9@48. Pork dull at
1816Oi9. Whiskey firm Va. Gold IS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
LOCAL AEFAlRs.

The Revenue Steamer Hamilton, from the
District Of Boston, has been ordered to this sta
ton for duty, and ID expected at once.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
The following is the score
The following is the score
Iunings-1 2 3 7 & 9
Active 812 0 917 1-41
Collere-2 3 7 2 3-29

Umpire, Frank McOlary. Scorers, Q. r. Dure,
Active L. M. Cloak. College nine.
correspondent ut Newark sends the follow
ing, concerning the game At times the game
was very exciting, the College Club having white
washed the Actives in two straight innings.
Then the Actives returned the compliment.
There were some very fine plays made Morgan,
short stop for the College Club making five fly
catches, aud Mr. Thomas Silley putting five out
OF six in the two whitewashes of the Actives.
THE LENAPE us THE MoDoos.
On Saturday, match game Of base ball was
played between the Lenape and Modoc clubs,
yssultine in favor of the former as follows:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19

THE SUNDAY TRAIN.-The train from Phila-
delphia to this city, on Sunday mornings, made
its tirst trip yesterday. The train consisted Of
three passenger cars, aud were but lightly load
ed. The travel on this train will probably in
crease whom the weather gets warmer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
BRANDYwIN
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET

Beeves dull; common to extra penna. and wes'
tern sheep, 5C07s4c sheep in fair demand; Cos
Hogs lower; $S605.25
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
BELLADoN, coNIl.

Hyosciami OF English manufacture, Nitrtte
Amyl, Aethyliden Chord of Chlora thyl, Phlorid-
zin Chloracetic Acid, SchertngB Xyol, Globules OF
Apial, 5 drops each, French Capsules OF Sandal
Wood 10 drops each; Capsules (Scherings) OF Xylol
and many other comparatively rare chemical and
pharmaceutical preparations at
k. BRINGHURST 4 CO.'S
Corner sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
DNjly Gea,a,ertjAG.
JEMKINs q ATKINSON.

WILMER ATKINSON. .PHbIlshsF.
sz-FOT Terms, Ess., See sscond Page
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
MEDICATED WAX NIPPLE SHIELDS

For the relief of mothers suffering from sore or
cracked nipples Worn on the nipples these
shields are found soothing and healing. They keep
the nipples soft moist and prevent the clothing
from chatng the lnfiamed surface Prepared and
sold wholesale and retail by
E. BRINGHURST d CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
SJetaj advertisements.

FHyo Roll EGGs PROPERLY WE HAVE THREE
II Minute Glasses of several styles.
TRUMAN q SHAW,
No, 635 Eisht Thirty-nvel Market &C below Ninth,
PhiladalnhiP.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-19
MEDICINAL WATERS

And Qelatine Capsules, especially adapted for ad-
ministering remedies Of disagrReable odor unpleas
ant taste or apt TO trritate the mouth or throat.
E. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-03
GREGORY PTNNHY,
Attorneys or Assignee 1855

NHERlSf ) SALh-SIAIE Ot
~ Wisconsin, io1z County Csresis Ssiart
kilsu Lseoh. fl>soslE, xs@.a@< kstsxsssA Parniey,
hefeEaxns.
Nolse Is IA reey given ira, .. Write q an
ton isssed ca, 81 he above coars, "a tsae As-aYs
nzlea setf en TO Ee directed ssAiDss The property
OF the said assen5ant brsTfi assc fhC 81 Gay .
March. ISIS have ssyi-o 9Istl ard on she trsf
CT Nay. 1875, ST e'eioss r. Nj al the ralt
deer cs tAe SosxT ivusr, ;lr yilAzr & i}2dEe-
vile, sii seal al p2bl,c eElar ibr hlxhesI !B8.
Ger Tar cash Aa Il the right, title and interrsa a
ise said Ellsworth Fs!znsey hat -lss CAV II JGt,
A d a>sl, OF has since acquired The to.!eWlnE
real easie, fe-Sh: The 4eztksea QaaTseF a. Ese
nestheass quarter xad the seafawes; quarter Il TIE
ssasheast aasrser. and tr northeast susE4sr II le
soa.A~As. quarter Of sceziol number four a., AID
the wcs hall ct she n-slhscsS esseTevf in seci8ol
number AssSe t39, ais IN f~wn sev<A -, toyEa q
Range nGuaeer che tlt. east ia i0~2 Goguiy, al
State ~ Niscoaan. SO much Thrrvvf As wl sat9st
The OF ~. g. Ito dollars sA4 cssts
Dated, Sheriff Office. Doigvviile. A.zSa =, losS-
WILLIAM SANDS,
SheFsE iowa Cezs5y. MS.
ALEx- Wusox, Paint q 5 Atierney-u~s
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-03
SSIGNEt'S SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
4 tse Uaif-d States for LAs Western DlsfS5ct 6:
Aisccas4U-ss-
In ihe matter e David " Jo1es. Charles D.
Jones. ID NJ plz'f. L P see=-, James a oEen
snI JEFFREY H5idr-sh. BSnSr1.,ss- Il Ban rugs cy-
b EsFIa~ and n p1rsaaGe- q ~ order made js
A. is. SAs&i. Tire tsss axs Of sggls resi- A.
i've ocsSc& Oh ihe PrsEa'sSs, o.vE sos ssl- z.li
sell to he 6gA : Bidder al, tte Iigslag described
premises. n1ih The appurteDslsr-s. viz
Tassg part 81 clslos u1znsxr - e 4rriscuss sr-
Yey q the viiizEe t5os cissA O. .ineEzl Pol4t,
bounded a toiioss- oDm-lctRE .. point Cl IL
line u sad gatlot zna ihr i1- Ct Ca
raerce street hundred 5 & sixty sezE sCasa O.
th- tse-7h line s-rsaoa SIX Is ia n fsEr -.
range sarr~ - east 'here soSass - All cas- iae 3
Commerce >sze-s Gosss $50 sea s=vrsg
Eye t1Sy feet. is-ReS nczTs lhsrsy t5g e-Tess s4c
forts i've t+St fre5, sn thence Ees 10 lbs u4cz
OF beginning Aud 2iSs q r5shls, privilege. zaH
b~sseaE Shich either or a.. o said zssTe rza1arA
bauksuEss have ra4ste5 81 zrs % g5zsee 81.
a certain aTtaese q 2grVruvDz executed ~ tz-
;wss.' Gysrse " COse 2nd nH- Azayoa, da;sd
Jas= 6. j a snG recosde3 IN book - 5ec-s -
page 10. SsEin1osr S. lsSS, ta~ CsEcs u .si8z
kegs-tsr u Deeds For sad iuSz couusr
sa@H A4so q re ssA-e iSEae and place, saii il
pGrsasCcr of N order Ay raszT1 .rus-y
ls4n ISIS, IA the tachsaery Jesls exzrz. a. s--
loa-ius ie said baN raxss. ard Ia nv passes
sen, a, hinval S'o', eoasassiHs more ssarsscasgy
OF Aa sa HAJTessers. - Q z5's ke@4serS oaa ?
prize AoSrTs. "a oua's sEszea1arlts : ( hzrsgi5a
UA"svTs- nanny reaper, led M@1ns reaper.
Champion reaper, ; GaseR4 rSkss lgler F..ses
bzrRes' Fxkes. Of rake teeth ltez5r susss7a-
tors, : s-gootn elsIix scr> gursi a Bra
ley czilssl. 0rS. SiAF Of Ffa- sss ea5vstgy Is
uaNen ssfoss = X = bFVssSsg RIO : ; : { :
siabesV p4oes, Peru cay ps@ss. Gan. pl5ss
Skinner pte~s. ! Trainer lo@, 5xor & zE =
sassei pile 5 uzr1eE G4f4 xe6 sueso5s ,.loK e.
AAnEy grass boxes ard se-kir-s ! ID yzp R-zst
s--dsT hss Il II ruling coaIsers feed ea.lrr ?
scoseh harFoss So ~ tatuiIs uaiil "A s4sF 5o1ss
band corn planters. Hafgcss hxs fog6s ca sEgs51
oFotP~r5 aisssEzaA~r serz Ezl4 % se Ios u aaG-
aS reaper ana scrdrr sxgTAs ana sscAErs sine
sAfnesses- sic-, etc. io-
Also al the Esghi, iltkc and Interest hsch te
SznxFa Pt>-s'r either Of EseI have - er 20 = crrta -
contract Sa 2gFc~zeni N ~Eas.s daisa z-cs g
ISL. e1rc9ses between gehn srxctszn a TO- ga5
part ard a esvE Ss'hse, <tEr-x fssiGFvEh d NEa \.
tuIfs. OF TIE other part he performances ieeef
by said >sraraas wss and is ss.xszssra e. Wm
hSnry. together with al ea.zas add asgnxass ssch
said eznSTupss either e sherz have sv rsrs &c
thea e0i against said j oha SiS4eaau az Wa Henri
Dated ; &disoa. Wis. March l>-s
II4oTHN BROWN,
snes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-03
FARM FOR SALE

tlHE undersigned viii sell, on desirable terms,
his iarg, Consisting Of loo acres sssGal ed At'ds
10 les east ef the e4ty N M;nefal foiat- 6ssc1
buildings, pGeasy Of water zad timber aad fnt8y
lee acres god p.ew and. Apply TIE pEsEaasrss
or aiagcas a. Minetxi Point.
ALFRED BERRY.
jan SNh lS,S-snS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-03
CHAPTER /.
CRY AND WARD BOUNDARIES.

Section ! All that district of country
Ia the county oil Iowa hereinafter described
from aud alter the passage and puhlication
hereof, shall oe and constitute a city by the
name of Mineral Point, and the people
HOW inhabiting, and those who shall in
habit said district shall be municipal cor
poration by the name OF Miuerai Point
and shall have the general powers possess
ed by municipal corporations By tie name
of the city OF Mineral Point, and shall
have the general powers possessed by NUM-
cipal corporations at common law, and In
addition thereto shall have and possess the
powers hereinafter specially granted and
The authorities thereof shall have perpetual
succession, and shall be capable of con
tracing and being contracted with, suing
and being sued, pleading aad beng i'm
pleaded IN all courts of law and equity,
and shall have common seal. ana NAV
change aud alter the same 1T pleasure
See = The territory included within
the following des Tibed limits and bouu-
dares shall constitute the city Of Mineral
Point, to Wit All OF section number
thirty Que 1911, and the west half OF sec
sion thirty two 1927, IN township number
Ave ~ north, three (3l. east, also The north
numb er fourlil north OF range number
rhree rs east, also The northeast quarter
oi section number one u, in township
number four al north OF range two III
east. and the east half 81 section number
thirty SIX 1881 in township number ise Is
north of range Two IL east OF tie fourth
principal meridian.
Sec 8 The said city shall be divided
into two wards, as follows. All that part
living en the west side Of ChesthaI street.
extending north in direct line. AID lyin.
west OF The west line OF Braken and IrvIu's
addition, shall constitute the FIRST ward,
and all that part hing oa the east side OF
said street aud line shall constitute the
second ward.
See 4. The corporate authority Of said
city shall be vested in one principal ,ficer,
STYLED the mayor, in one board Of alder.
men. consisting of three members from
each ward, who With the MAYOR shall be
tenominated the common COUNSEL, together
with such ether officers rs are hereinafter
mentioned, or may be created under this
act.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-03
NEW CITY CHARTER.
Published March p, 1878 |

CHAPTER 237.
AN ACT to amend an act to incorporate
The citv of Mineral Point, approved
March 10Th. 1861. and also all acts
amepdatory thereof.
Tie people of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented in senate and assembly do en-
act as follows:
Sect ion l. The act to INCORPORATE the
city OF Mineral Point, approved March Is,
1851. and all acts amendatory thereof, are
hereby revised and amended SO as to read
rs follows, TO wit:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-04-03

SEC J. All funds IN the treasury exceo. .choo,
state and count! funds. shall be anGsr the cnn,ra
81 iAe eoHmes oosieEi and shall be drawn CSC,
upon TIE orCer Of the mayor. constxr~saeS by
the Clerk duty authorized by vote of the com
mon coaucil-aEo IA no otAe- manner. and all
orders drawn O. on the arer sha specify he
paflrvse 10. which hey drawn and shall be
payable generally oat vf any funds in he treasury
belonging 10 the city. and ii SUCH or'crs shall be
received III payment of any debt demand Gueso
or tax or assessment levied By ant horify. or by
order, or resolution of the common council ex-
cepi taxes seYiei for school purposes. sas tie
commoa csIReil shall not Issue IN Sny cne wear
great amount of city orders for purposes other
tGaLl odil1lng -cD0ei houses account of rail
read bond ciAlmsi than the amount OF The tax
authorized 10 be ievitd Tor the general expenses
OF the city Tor s4en year; aud no interest shall
ever De PAID BY sid city. on any cisy order ex-
ceps on orders issued for the pofpose Of building
sehooi houses. or ON account OF me railroad oond
Claims
Sec. 2. No deb; shall be contracted as-ain>f
the city. or order drawn upon the city uersnry.
uniess the same shall be zathori sed bF majority
OF tne common coencii. and the vote authorizing
hRe same shall be entered upon tie record of the
proceedings of the common council, and no mon
{. soSil De app-upr iaIed for any purpose Whist
ever, except each - Are expressly A0i hor'xed ~
this oct.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-03
DIDN'T LIKEIT.

A lady with a poodle dog entered
the smoking-car on a Western road the
other day, and when tho conductor en-.
deavored to persuade her to go into an.
other car, she refused, saying her pres.
ence would deter the oocup, nts from
smoking. A gentleman, however, took
out cigar, and began to smoke, when
she wrenched it from his mouth, ex.
claiming: eff there is anything I do
hate, it is tobacco smoke" The passen.
gers Who had witnessed the affair were
convulsed with laughter, but the Of.
Tending smoker suppressed whatever
emotions may have been struggling for
expression in words Or action, and
maintained throughout the same i'm.
perturbable gravity which had oharac.
terized him from the first. Calmly
rising from his seat, he opened the
window nearest him, fastening it up,
and reaching over the seat:back, took
that Homan's poodle dog and threw
him out Of the window as far beyond o.
possible, at the same time saying, Ill
there is anything I do, hate, its a
poodle dog!" - .-'.-.'