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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-30
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THE executive and ministry Of the
French Republic have undergone u
chance IS Sudden as il has thus far
proved to be peaceabIe On Saturday
lost the government Of President
Thiors sustained q defeat iii the As
se,nbly on q test question, when the
ministers handed their designations to
the executive, by whom they were ac-
copied. ". Thiers theraupon sent his
resignation to the National Lcgisla-
ture. which was likewise accepted, and
that body Immediately proceeded to
eject his successor, the election result
inc in the choice Of Marshal NcMah0n.
As Marshal McMahon has always been
known to be rOyalist at heart and to
have no sympathy with or love for
Republican ideas, it Is too soon to
speculate on the futurcof France under
the new rule which has been 50 sudden
iy, hut not unexpectedly, inaugUrated.
Contrary oall pectatiOns, the change
in the government has not been at
tended with any popular outbreak.
ANY demonstration Of that kind how
ever. would be useless, as President
McMahOn has the army at his com
mand. The following is the address
sent by him to the Assembly on being
informed Of his election:
am animated byrospcct for your wishes
and viii always SCTuTUlously execute them.
The National Assembly had two great
tasks--tEc liberation OF territory and the
restoration of order. The first was ably
conducted by my predecessor with heroic
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-30
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-30

The funeral Of Father De e,,,ef tho
iudl"n u +so.iaIy, taG.S place at St. Louis
on saturday m@n''Hg, 9gd was attended
-y al immense e1lcvLlsc of people.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-30

GOVERNOR DIN last week vetoed thc
Local Option law passed by the New
York Legislature. An effort was made
iii the House by the friends Of the bill
to pass it over the veto, buG the requj-
site two-thirds vote could not he pro-
cured. The veto produced intense
qualification and rejoicing among the
Teutonic population Of New \ oril city,
and on the day afterit was sent to the
Legislature all the German saloons
were thrown open to the publie, when
free layer was dispensed with a willing
and unsparing hand.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-30

THE argument in the quo ,colroHio
case against Judge Potts, Of the Dis
trict Court, Johnstown, which was to
have taken pl1cc before the Supreme
Court ut Harrisburg last Monday, has
been postponed and will not be heard
before that Court until at Is session
in Pittsburgh next October. If there
ever was man in the pursuit OF =
President Judgoship under difficulties,
that man is his Honor, James Pot,7.
1t. is Il case that cam only be cFaral!elrd
by that fJaphct in search ofhis father.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-30

We shall exercise a sound philosophy rs
well as Christian charity if we gather only
tender memories as we look back over it
all-teuder, kindly memories not alone of
those We loved but equally Of those with
whom We differed, who were Of our race
ard our blood, and whatever their faults or
theiUmi=talcs, We're our brothers. Be sure
we shall be doing no man $ memory an in
justice, nor any good cause harm, if on the
same day, and even by The same hands.
the graves of the Union and Confederate
dead lying side by side in all the South are
made fragrant and beautiful with Tie bios
SONS Of a tender and afIectionatc rcmcm-
bvaGCC.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26
DESTHB.

ApM-rpONg. on the 23-d instant, James
Arrnstranr. eyed % vears ,,-,-.,.
Fnnargl 'rsm ME lata res'da7se IN ChIisnanA
qun l-sd ~ esturiay at srnoon Ut ~ O'Clock, 70
w ooai 20 s. James, rhHFci,
apnqMAN In this citv, on The CTR INST Mt
Mr. " o. Hllg nan, wife oi 5, A. helg nan
n-@ot'cs win bc r'vsn NJ the fu-o--l.
" RnT LA teis e'tv. & The resid '-c' IT her
ssts- Eii14trth Nsss / Thnrsdty morning 81
9o'c ocF NJ nh rih Sa-o'.
The lrenls = ha a ce'sai W y have I'M op,,
hrr istar E'iz thfth va .s tt. " Market street.
in Seven b day .hWwesn . hour Of 80 d
f.n.n tho r., iderce " he-s,n 3i7 y rtA thirty
d. y ST. at, Nest P' ilsdalphia, on Firsiday at
1o'cln
ULLYAN. IN the OH inst, Rose ullman.
Rg1WA~.- Wv ts'S ci v. On tbs 9Th i9't Jacob
hmar aged 81 years,
RnwERe--7 this city. on tia 18Th ms ant, Mary
y wcri agad -6y''rs.
Kl"F.-1' Irly 22i James Kane aged IL
voer sm1uihs 81 days.
SrlrT In g., city, On the lsh iu.t o.,
ty hn'l ever. Edwi Stout In the ssth year Of
sage.
PF.oV.-lu this city on ne 93-d ,n,s.y,;
HAIRY V. sre1ca, you gfst soa Of BENJAMIN
D ard lydia b Spence,
uAM CUM in THE .eiiy on the ia,b Instant.
tel 'nfsu' d4uEh'er of Seward and Eliza-
| b O. Houscum. aged 4 months.
RUTH In this citv. on the 22d inst, Edward
Charlton SON of John T. and Eliza J. huths
agei years, months aud Is days.
a.. city, {. he Pa, Pad y iIs's', ss "a
Mgg' II. slo"d, ag'A year and n months.
Tr0MAS .-'n mir city, on 'ha 2a, i-'t.nt,
Lenu ri X. rtQpas infant sou ~ vii IAN a
1 snd u days.
LYNN At Newark Del, june 18th. william
Z Gia. n, = asAd ~ seir-.
pe4wsre and Philad lptia papers Please
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26

HE'S OFF ON A purFALo uuNr.

IL \
Buffalo Bill being now citizen Of West
Chester, it becomes us to follow him in
his wauderiugs and note whatever we
NAV deem Of interest concerning him
We take the following from the Omaha
Republican of the 17Ih inst
The lions of the hour yesterday we're
Buffalo Bill and exss Jack, who arrived
here on the forenoon train. Bill looks as
handsome as ever, and he sports a wealth
Of iewelry. He is weil-heele1 " imam
ciaily, and he loomed ii up y for the
boys right lively yesterday. Jack has
changed wonderfully We failed 10 rec
ognize him. Instead OF the buck skin,
bead trimmed suit, he wears iaultl' ssly
fitting suit of the best "store clothes,
and that 81 600 chain he purchased al
riiIauy's, New York.
Both wear valuable diamonds, aud
swing gold headed canes very gracefully
They have made stacks OF money playing
(" The Scouts Of the Prairies" among The
Yanks. Bill says il is a hcsp better hnan
cially than scouting or going TO the Leg
islature, although he likes the prairie lll'
the best.
They have new equestrian drama
entitled " Alexis In AEerica,' Whiei
they will play on horseback next season
opening in New York August goth, ant
aferwdrd gong to Europe.
I They are accompanied by E. b. over
l ton a young English carl f. P. Greene
Of Amstei dam, n. Y ), and Scott, the hat
ter, of Chicago. They start TO day 70
North Platte, whence they will 60 on
buffalo hunt. Bill says he hasn't been II
the saddle since he went on the stage
lie has bride with him made Of India
scalps, adorned with SAC worth of oliver
which he will put on his horse TO morro'
for the first time. August Belmont, tn
New York Banker, offered him 81 900 10
il, which he refused.
Mr.. Cody has purchased a place
West Chester, twenty miles FROM Phils
delphia, Pa, and there, he says, -" vii
and bablts are in camp"
III Bill's own words, we close N
notice " I'm no darned scout now II
a frst. class starr Wet Chester Ne'og,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26
THE CITY.


POSTAL chru5 hhuuuN NuCt muiFs
This IL the last day of the Schuetzenfest
PAY your taxes now il You wish to save
money,
watchmen for closed up houses arc
needed.
Newport is getting to be one of our most
thriving suburbs.
The potato hug has appeared in the coun
try around Wilmington.
A renlleman of this city PROP etieally
calls his dog Sausage"
Havc YOU read Reynolds & Co.'S list oil
desirable propertiea for sale2
The Rrandvwine and Mechanics Lnar
Association are offering second series stock
for sale.
n YOU wish to have pleasant time 30 on
the excursions 10 Cape May, July 3lst and
August 18th.
Edward O. Bradford. Jr.. ESQ, rs trustee
will sell The pre- misses No. gi7 Market street
on saturday, August 10Th.
Tickets for tNe excursions 10 Cane Nav
July 3laf and Aueu9t 7th, are selling rap
idly. DO NOT fail 20 90.
A dog fght occurred lsat evening nt FIFTH
AMI Madison strecta, and out % IL grew +.
disgraccful light among the lys'anicrs.
Next "Wednesday the Board nr Trustees
Of the Poor. of this county. viii hold q
regular quarterly meeting attn almsnouse
Washington $ r. y. * VI. x l., Go. viii
make their hreWfsh annual excursion on
{ Thursday. August gath. If their excursions
were not cool aud we'll mauag d they
would have never been so successful
I T. Y. deNorrandle. Presle.,t Of ih'
Nauug Mems Loan Association. Is stll
irring FOR sale second series shtrcs Of ihf
Nssocittinu Y. y Young, the Secretary
7 is also receiving subscriptions 10 this stool
at the Farmers Bank.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26

On Monday uight the committee appoint
ed for tlNt purpose Nominated tho following
grutleMca as members ot tile Democratic
city Executive Committee, and they were
confirmed.
Pieailent-H. Il. McIutile. Vicc Presi-
lcnta-Fifsi Ward, James plnkett;
Second, koht. II. Tay lpr; Third, James
CLARK; Fourth. James 2 Hayes; Fith,
William Hanna sixth, Hanson HarmAn
seventh, James puse fostlcs; Eighth.
Geo. W. Chaytof NJ. H.; Ninth, John Me-
Sorley; Ienth, John Guthrie.
Ward tOmmitiCes-Elr Ward-.lnmes
McManus, Jacob Butt, Christian Weber,
q. II. ktesel. Ralph Mccall
Second Ward--I, Frederick Bush, John
Meuley, 10 % MeClain, William Barelord,
Joseph Bradford.
IhiiA Ward III homqs d. Gibson, Angus.
| tus Bickla, Il. +. Finegan, Edward Parker,
7 James O'Neil
/ Fourth Ward-Weslcy Hickman, Lewis
I 9. Springer John j. Toner, John McClos
I key, John Fulmer.
! Fifth Ward -Charles !. Campbell. n. b.
Culbert, William II, Brisbane, Jacob De
I Wolf j, i Brrene
Sixth Mam-tfcorgc W. Hepbnrn. How
/ ard o. Moore Frank Sweatmuu, William
Bieyer John II. Forrest
seventh WArd-D TAYLOR Bradford, Frank
/ F. Laekey, Henry 5, rrutt, Albert That
! cher J. Wier
Eighth Ward-George c. Ward, Edwin +
Morrow, James Kennedy, Samuel b. sprin
ger A. u. Chaytor.
Ninth Nard-William Morrow, william
Patterson, Joseph Chamberlain, james
3 Walker, Aaruu Beale.
I Tenth Ward-Deunis ]. Mention, JOIN
! Ruth, Miles Burke, David Hughes, Rober
/ COttingham,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26
Berlin, Md.
sYNRPUxENr BEACH-GEO. LEES BANjoISr--
OvEMENTs-CROrs.
u.,.l,t f.rr.ap,udanca Of tha Grarp InrpNAr

sYNRPUxENr BEACH-GEo. LEES BANJoISr--
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Special Correspondence OF the STATE IorRSAt.
BERLIN, ND, July p, ls73.-From present
indications one can but predict Tor Syne-
puNent Beach q very distinguished future
acknowledged enterprise are taking the
matter in hand. II was impossible to
mature their arrangem ents for the present
season. They propose, however. The com,
pletest preparations for The next. Presideut
Pitts promises without failure the constiuc-
ton OF the road that will span our bay and
stretch to the sea shore while the company
organized for the purpose promises the
erection of a mammoth hotel on the beach.
And all this completed, none will fail Il
pronounce SyuepuXent the princeliest OIL
seaside resorts. The bay affords the pleas
ATTEST and safest salt water bathing FOL
invAlids and timid people, while the SUR
cannot be eKcelled by any bathing shore on
he Atlantic seaboard. But the beauty Of
our beach we will not fail to mention. As
far as the eye can stretch, in either direc-
ton, one secs an even. continuous line OF
shining sand almost as hrm to the tread as
CITY pavement. With present Arrange menti
for accommodation Hundreds are coming
this season TO Synepuxent. The Outti1
House, q large three story building, Is full
10 overlooking, while boarders are seeking
/ quarters among farmers living near by o.
stopping in town.
All entertainment was given in our town
hall on the evenings of Friday and Satur-
day, by a burly Nirginian styling himsel
''The Good old Rebel. Gregory Genera
Lees banjoist during the late war. Thosl
who desire TO witness some vulgar scenes
and listen to some vulgar songs and wit
had better attend his entertainments. IL
Is not the man to benefit the virtuOus an,
good. and besides, he glories in his rebe
Sentiments still. Let us bury the hatche
| and cease our seetionaliams, aud be breth
rem. Gregory should not be allowed to eN
hibit in our land.
Thomas II. Atkins is very extensively en-
gagged In the lumber trade in town. HI
| daily shipments amount to several car load
now, while our sturdier lahOring men AT
offered constant employment and goo
wages.
Pres. Pitts is preparing to erect the hant
soonest private residence in town. II wi
be large, and finished IN best architecture
style. This will be Il radical departure trol
our present manner OF building.
Corn looks well. Oats did tolerably vel
Vegetables are suffering from dry weathe
ASoS,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26

IT'S CHESTER BRANCH-ANoTHER NEW
BRANCH.
In keeping with the settled policy Of con
slant improvement adopted by the Phila-
dolphia \ Reading Railroad Company
arrangements are now being perfected ioi
AN auNiliAry coal shipping rendezvous al
Chester. to and from which city the COM
pany are now running frequent trans.
This scheme is not intended to Affect the
sompany's vast .rrangementsR RrAmond
hut will simply form one more outlet TOR
the business OF tie corporation. Wuleh %
increasing Tremendously under the present
able and efficient management
The Company mas entered largely OF late
INTO the development of the country around
/ Philadelphia. and Is now running all OF IT'S
branch roads TO their fullest capacity. lu-
deed. such has been the increase Of the
/ truck traffic and suburban travel that new
/ limos and extra tracks will have TO he con
structed in u few years ON all the lines.
The movement at Chester has dcA cllpcd
very important uade ana travel Jas
rents are cheaper and the taxes lower than
l in this city and, rs q consequence, the city
/ q. Chester Is rapidly increasing in pOlu-
/ lttiou and manufactures.
! TIE Germantown and Norristown
/ branches have become very prosperous, ana
the business has increased neasuranly by
the completion Of connections with interior
lines.
The latest project OF the Reading Rail
road Company is to build railroad from
PerklOmen junction, along the east bank OF
1 the Schuylkill. to NOrristUwn, the line 81
which il now being surveyed
This road will be butlt nj once ana Will
form "A continuous line of railroad from ia Is
city to Emaus, which, besides being "a thilN-
ing town and an attractive summer resort
is the centre OF "a rich stock and market
truck raising region, not now accessible by
/ railway.
BY the proposed line the thrifty farmers
and vegetable gardeners Of the locality
will be able to get their products to marke
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26
The Through Trains.

THE PENNSYLVANIA CoMpANY's NEW
TRAINS BROunGr BACK TO THE OLD
ROUTE.
The Pennsylvania Company has with
drawn its new through trains from the
roundabout Columbia route, but it has not
di-cuutinued them, and they are nov run
AS through trains over tue Philadelphia,
Wumington " Baltimore Road, in add.
ton to the New York and Washington
tr ins previously run over that route.
Tn new trains are composed exclusively
If Pen isylvana cars, except one or two
p. W. " & ears which only run from
Philadelphia to Baltimore. The through
eats are switched oil At Bayvisw junction
this side OF Baltimore, aud run directly
over the Uuion road and through the new
tunnel to the Baltimore " Potomac road
Tor Washington.
This considerably increases the number
of through trains. Between New York
and Philadelphia, of course, all trains
now run over the New York division o.
the Pennsylvania Road, aud, Therefore
! for the sake Of Distinguishing between
them, We shall call them by the names o
the roads over which they pass between
Baltimore and Washington.
They leave Philadelphia for Washing
ton as follows; IL 40 Il. m., B. ~ U
| i1.45 II. m, B. " r.; 13.15 p. m, b. 4
o.; p m, b. ~ O $40 p M, B. e 2
The L 30 p. m train is a Philadelphii
aud Washington Express, and also run'
over the B. " o road.
Coming north the New York Il Wash
ington trains leave Baltimore rs follows
$40 a. IN, Billlmore " Potomac, 0.3i
a. M, Bait. Il Ohio, 2 80 p. m, Is. " p.
> 81 y. IN, b. ~ o., l0.45 D. Nj, b " o
Passing through Wilmington thes'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26

PIC-NICs OF THE NJ. Z. SUNDAY SCHOOL
AND BACuELoH's BALL.

PIC-NICs OF THE NJ. L. SUNDAY SCHOOL
AND BACHELoH's BALL.
On Thursday week Ethe Methodist
Sunday school gave their pic ME, which
every year the children of Newark aud
vicinity look forward to with such
thoughts of pleasure. 1t was given in
the very pr,ty grove Of L. D. Porter,
E.u. They were having very pleasant
time, when about II o'cloc, rain cloud
cir.o over with a large amount of thunder,
giving them warning Of what they
might exuect if they studd in the woods,
aud by very good management Of the
gentlemen present, the children were all
removed to the houses Of the Rev. Mr..
Brh,dlr and John Pulirg, ED, by teams
very kindly furnished by Mr. j. l.. VIII
hanson. John Pulug, VIM. Petiugton
aud others, an doing such good service
that the children VINO 50 wish Il were as
dry as if il had not raiued. Mr.. Brndle
and Mr. Piliug gave them a very excel
lent dinner. Tue sly cleared aud all re-
turned to the woods again, spending a
very pleasant day, any amount OF good
things hring on hand. Ice cream ami
cake were distributed freely.
The Young bachelors OF Newark sen
around their tickets Of invitation TO a
picnic to come oil ON the 18th Of July,
We having one OF the finest rains this
season the picnic was postponed unit
rext week, hut so many coming after th'
rain. the committee teiegraphed to Mr.
Rtchic of your city TO send ont the mus
which cume 10 haad. The ladies ans
gcrtl.maa luci nt the necJ Park Hote'
| kopt hv Mir. \. T. Laws, Jr., aud had ON
| of the lin .st aud he-t regulated "hiaiIs y
the light fantastic Kind ever had u
Newark, some 20 couple heing present al
enioyiug themselves very much. TIN
original picnic was to be in the woods
/ Andrew Kerr, ESQ.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26

............,-,. ,.,.,..,,,,,,r stopp nan
the FN' ''''Np ''" ,,.', " wv
H1An ",,H '.,.. Mni, IA 10" nsntrrp
fthNi IT, rANNS"''''- A'7N''N
NEoLsslIl'
The Philadelphia Ac"ger OIL iuesuaS
says;
eve recently punished ho,lee OF Tue
organization OF the Delaware shore hEl-
road company, chartered p' Tue LeE'sih-
turc OF the state OF new Jersey AT "
last session. Ihat our reSuSIs may
know something OF the proposed rohte OF
the n'eni lated road, we can hli1rn'
them that II branches OIL rom the wee,
Jersey Rsilroad At me hlte hainirl Oh
Ne'lNlhe, huoHt nNe ulHc9 sV"'n % a,
den, and runs parallel win inc Nv7i
Jvls,y road 10 woodbury., thence iNrdl'el
With the swcdes boro branch Of that road
unnlu2 through ked BANK, INu'-"uIo'
k,puupo, Bridgeport, Centre square
Ped,i"kio"n ond fehusstoNe 10 teiI,'S-
vile, ncn} opposite to Nuw Cas''' Dl';
u is coniemp ,d' TO extend the i'Au
al some time ~ tlie near ln'ule 70 oal''h'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26

s1fPNrE-BurLER m the glzt instant. by
Eov u col -lagar william \ Science and
vert, Butler VI New Castle c,unty Del
Dvw"Y-rNwv B'D -Iu'v ? d nv 'hs Rev.
VvtN4m " q iha T. vt Marcus Hook. j. mes
" Dawev and IT, h V Townsend. both Of this
rit-
.. npR -frBpuEr -rr1y sd h. the Rev.
W iianM Gnh Vi Al Marcus HOnk. winre.d
: Palm w riugtOI, and Jennie X.
NTurrhry. ~ Chest'r county, Pa.
g-pF "a nR-rOLEM N On tie 18th inst
in w 'r,iagsa1 by rev. A. suvdsr. sAsc
Z Fsps1ahsde sn1 Agnes Coleman, bslh OF
Bsfxs un'y. Pa.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26

Special corr spondence ~ EyRET EvENiNd.
WEST CHESTER, July 24.-rhe excitement
In relation 10 the foul murder which has
been committed in our county has quirted
down, and lnlutmatiOn is now very tlill ult
TO procure. The prisoner, ddef1nok, il
guarded by our worthy Prison Inspectors 50
closely that it is now impossible tor q re-
porter TO have an interview wit him. They
met IN body on Saturday last and decided
to allow no one to see him but his relatives
and such parties AS are directly connected
with the case. Your reporter called upon
the District Attorney a day or so ago to see
what further developments hnd heen made.
and secured some information which he
says goes to make up the connecting links
in the case.
We found him very hard to get anything
out Of hut 10y keeping quiet he now and then
/ would make remarks AS TO the trip he and
I Penningtonyille, He sad that they hired
| the horse and wagon, that driven by UddeT-
cook when he took the unfortunate Gloss
with him, by giving the animal the reins,
I latter putting 1t upon the road leading Ia
/ The point Of murlerl and when It arrived n
I the place II stopped, this. he thinks will
show that IdderzOOk visited that place
| Tie says II will be tried to prove that the
murdered man was not Goss.
Early in the spring there was found in
the ChristhinA, At Wilmington, the body Of
a man named Smith, from Toughkenamon
in this county. The Coroner's jury at frs
I feNueItu NeAAAtl " NtalH w hNtiNtulh
drowning which they afterwards reversed
and decided that Smith met his death By
the hand Of some unknown person. i Il
generally and pretty well know u that wheI
seen the last time that he tSmithl was IL
the company of " Z. UddeIzook, and mani
suspect the latter Of having committed th'
murder.
There are also two other missing mel
from this place, lint whether they have beer
fOully dealt with or Iun away II Is impussi
bic 10 know. Their names nrc Bechtel
who was clerk in the employ OF IN
Penna. X. r. Co. and a man by the name U
Faro or Farra. who was employed rs
repairer OF telegraph wires By The Wester
Union. Telegraph Company Both me
leave families,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-26

SHORT AND TNlSTrgEsTiNG SESSION OF
THE HoNEy.
rrlday week the Board of Health held it,
regular weekly meeting, George Mccall
Esq, in the chair.
The Tenth Ward Committee reported the
nuisance OF water in the cellars OF several
houses on Maryland avenue AS being
abated, and that the nuisance Of sfaghaul
water in West Liberty street had heeu
ahated.
The Second Ward reported that all the
nuisanrca re- tcrled to- them hHd been Hh tied
The nuisance Of stlguaut water ut
Walnut street WAS referred to tAe Stree
/ Commissioner.
The Tenth Ward reported that no nui
/ sAnee exists At the leather factory at Ihlt,
! and Jackson, rs was reported at the las
meeting. The committee were discharged
! from considering the subject further.
/ 3 Dr. Shortlidge reported 10 nuisance eN
listing at the corner Of Nandcter avenue
and Belts street, and on his motion The
hoard adjourned to meet there Mondal
| evening.