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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-15
THE GRAB FOR CITY OFFICE.

Probable Smash OF the Aldermanic
Combine tion-A Special Meeting of the
Board Called for TO-Day-rhat Eighth
Man FOund-A lockout for NOmina-
tiOns.
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BELOW.
Bark Jennie Albert from Cienfuegos.


Steamships New York, for Bremen; Nevada, Liverpool
Algeria, do; CORN, London; Euxine, do; Bygia. Ant
Bremen; Bscc i, Queenstown; Yumurl, sagua Ia
Don Jacinto, Marseilles; Uncle Sam, Humacoa; Gus
borough, Kingston ia; Wanderer, Aspnwall; Sophia
Indian River; schrs Marion Rosario; Chas Mccarthy
Cardenas; Edward Burnett, Para; Emma L Porter
ma; Emma Potter, Annapolis
Wind at srnset SW fresh.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rises. AZ Gov. Island. morn 10 %
Sun sets. ........... 10 Sandy Hook. morn 43
Moon rises. eve IL OF He'll Gate. eve II ID
, 1873-11-15

PH1LApELrA1A, .Inno, 1873.
We fcsro ia ch Tho srocla, intention IT the public 10
VttcANtzEn HunhEN.OoATEp 1HOx TUNE. Aao, all
tho varnua Fittings roqurstl In connection with saur
Under FlHlESs phtct which wo lnyo been testing with
oto succosa for tho paHt twu ycnrs, and now reay
to laco on tho markell tuTouHy sutiand that worsyor
1t hS bo introduced for tho pasaaEe nf natural wnuss
eor Int cnld It's morlss will bo acknowledged usor
either Galvanized 1ron Load Tubes, Which nro now
extensively usod for such purpose and to which, III
many localities, doaidc prejudice exists. Tho nbsoito
indostrnotibsy Of vnoanIEud 1uhber-also ts purity
for tho purpoao to whull adapt It, il 30 vol known
that comment IL unnecessary.
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Sfs s3sp s ss sass ssss ss' @ Estsss @ s
ss;s Il s:s found In less
5 4; s .:
, 1873-11-15
PERSONAL,

I THE CITY.
! Jamos Jackson, q. s. H., ia ut tho Palmer.
J. D. Kinney, Of Cincinnati, ia at the Palmer.
Gen. z. Clark. Of Buffalo, ia at the Sherman.
Dr.. Ii. D. sonter, Of Calumet, is at tho Gard
ner.
]. T. Davis, Of Liverpool is at tho Grand Pa
ciao.
Tho Zion. !. L. Pope, Of Cleveland, is at tho
Sherman.
Tho Hon. Z. R. sawvin, of Boaton, is at tho
Sherman.
The Hon. ". P. Rowland, Ontario, can., is ut
tho Sherman.
Tho Hon. Zenas King Of Cleveland, is at tho
Grand pncifc.
The lion. D. McOlaren, Of Cincinnati, Ia at
tho Grand Pacific.
The Hon; Charles Kellogg, of Buffalo, ia at
tho Grand PaolNe
The Hon. Cnob Churohman, Of Chester, Pa,.
Is at the Grand Pacltlo.
A. B. NIul1ott Government Architect Wash
ipgton, D. O., ia ut tho Sherman.
Samuel Colyilc, Of Now York, agent Of tho
Lydia Thompson Troupe, is at tho Gault House.
Jacob Meyer, tho woll-known cattlc.dealor,
will arrive tomorrow morning from hia trip to
Europe.
Q. Parmontor, Wisconsin; John T. Mcdonald,
milwaukee,, aud Fred A. Gardner, Boston, aro
guests at tho Sherman.
Y. 2. Heunossey, New York; II. Frod Con-
noll, Kalamazoo and ". a. Dole, Lynn, arc reg
tstorod ut tho Gardner
II; W: Ferguson aud William Ramsey, Now
York; John s. Kendall, st. Louis Wells Cor
roy and q. II. Moffott, Quincy. are stopping ut
tho Palmer.
At 4 meoting OF the General Hallway and
steamship Ticket.Agents OF New York, Nov II,
, 1873-11-15

|s1U;l6 q. m. 400 p. m.
T. b:Nl p. m. 9:'N i. m.
!ff0:M p. iii. It $3.50 d. m.
, 1873-11-15
MEDICAL,

THO tsront Keuiedlua Tor Consumption, Wasting,
s I'D 1naiYsau' H5o saSor{ Mosss; psnuscatlo :nal
spoola studs. tva1lt, that itY IL prpongcd IN
BIZ tnaunor hpuoto, srongth aud weight inereasud ii.
oSp9R e. of hS Ssd
9uoen. H. I. H. tho P1neo of WAlo his Iiighnost tho
knedtvq 9f Kgypk Aol l4a Now 4lohdF.. London, and
bottl8 ~ '-'4
, 1873-11-15

Not ovcr one-Aalf tho usual number Of lum-
Dor camps viii DO In operation Oh tho Pcshtlgo
River, thls wintor, uulesa timoa ohange for tic
batter vDty Hoon4
, 1873-11-15

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, & Sf. PAIL RAILWAY,
Gntoa Dt'M, Misna ant E1ani-sts.; 7.tket UM
tS Sausa carst, nfresife Shrtnan Hnusr, IT Dt,o
, 1873-11-15
OCEAN NAVIGATION.
ST ATE LIME.

NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. BEL.
FAST AND LONDONDERRY.
Those elegant steamers will sail from pioy m North
River, fout of North hoorcst., as tollowa:
GE0InA Saturday Noy IT,
NNSYlVANiA Saturday, NV 59
Saturday. Dec. H.
And cvory alternate Saturday thereafter, tnksnC nus.
Sengprs at through rtca to NIL pnrs Of trcat Draln anu
DEafts for .Elhud upwards.
For freight Or passaYo apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN /
CO., ARnuts, n Broadway.
]. L. EARLE. General Western Agent.
gu C1rk.stx EHcnno.
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Tribute OF Respect.
WHEELING, W. Va, March 10

At regular meeting Of Excelsior
Lodge No. 40 |. o. o. F. held this even
ing, the following preamble and Resolu-
tons wereunanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, In Gods providence It hath
pleased him 10 remove from US by death
our well beloved brother, james L. Fan
nagan, therefore.
ReSolred, That while bowling TO the will
Of him who dOeth all things well, we
sincerity mourn the loss Of one who, early
in his connection with our order was actu'
atcd by pure principals of Odd Fellow
ship.
heS0lred, That in the death Of Brother
flanagan, our order has lost an efficient
useful and promising member, and the
community at large one Of its best citizens.
ReSO!Ucd, That we tender 10 the rela-
tives of the deceased, our heartfelt sym.
patty in this hour ltheir affection.
ReS0!ced, That as further testimonial
OF our esteem, that our Lodge room be
draped In mourning, and the members
wear the usual badge Of mourning for
thirty days.
ReSOIred, That copy Of these resolu-
tons be furnished the family OF tho de-
ceased, and that the city papers be fur.
nisheda copy for publication.
J. G. Forbes.
THOMAS ]. EDWARDS,
Noble Grand, pro. tom.
WIN. s. TIPPETT, Secretary.
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TeslimonIaI of Respect.

RooMs OF THE L. II. B. A. OF WHEELING
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased our Almighty
Father to remove from our midst by
death, our dearly beloved sister, Fanny
Levi; therefore,
ReSOlred, That in the death Of our dear
friend, We recognize tho hand Of Him who
doeth all things well; and while we can
not penetrate the mysteries Of his ways
we bow with humble submission 10 biz
superior wisdom.
NeS0lred, That in the death OF sister
Fanny Levi, her family has lost devoted
wife and mother, and our society ono oil
its ablest members; that in her death,
the widower and motherless have been
deprived Of the counsel and assistance Of
ono who was indeed their friend, and
whose endeavor TO do what was good aud
right, was always her paramount thought.
ReSOlUed, That we tender TO the bereav.
ed family Of the deceased our sincere and
heartfelt sympathy in this hour Of their
great sorrow.
ReH0!rcd, That page Of our records be
devoted to the memory Of our sister.
ReSOlUed, That copy Of the foregoing
resolutions be presented TO the family oil
the deceased, and the same be published
in the daily papers.
Mrs. s. 8. BLOCH, Pres.
Mrs. II. EMsHRIMER, Sec.
MRS. MARIE GOLD, Treas.
WheSlin9, March Goth, 1873.
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ScRDNER's FOR APRIL.-1he record
Of IAN Hour among tho Greenbacks,"
In scribner's for April, is as entertaining
as a story. The unnamed author GER
tainly writes from thorough acquaint-
ance with his subject, and gives with the
aid Of pictures, the best account yet pub
liOhed OF the workings Of tho Currency
Department, Miss Proctor's profusely H.
Illustrated description Of moscow and
Southern Russia" will be read with peCu.
liar interest at this time, as well as the
sketch Of IAN EmperOr's Vacation at
Vichy." Among the illustrated papers
are an article on Americas prima dOna,
Clara Louise Kellogg, with portrait, and
IAN Ancient American Civilization"
with pictures OF Peruvian antiquities. BE.
sides DR.. Hollands seriOl, G"Arthur Bon
nicastle," there is, by way of fiction, the
beginning Of very powerful story by
Bake Holm, "The Elders Vile" a sequel
to Drs1y Nillers Dowry. In "TOpics
Of tho Times" DR.. Holland writes Of
"Thc Latin Nations" "Clean Hands"
"Lord Lytton," and PARTY Virtue" The
Old Cabinet has a"ProteSt concerning
Catalogues" something about expression,
etc. Homo and Society, Culture and
Progress, Nature and Science, and Itch.
ingS, arc perhaps more interesting than
usual. Tho May number of scribner' &
opens the sixth volume, and, as the pub
fishers say, This is the time TO sub
nnsihnM
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The Wnrfnre on Gov. Jacob.


To the Editors Of the 1ntolllReneer'
A Charleston correspondent of the
Pegster. under date Of the 11thsinStant,
writing over the nom de plume Of "DoVer"
parades before the public list Of nomi-
nations made by Gov. Jacob for Directors
Of the Asylum at Weston, with q com.
plant that injustice was done the supper.
tiers Of johnson and Camden. OF the
nine nominations, Sig we are told are
Democrats, and three Republicans-and
Of the Siz Democrats hreS supported
Camden and three Jacob. And here
the question may well be asked had
Camden been elected Governor would he
have acted 80 liberal? We suppose none
Of the nsne gentlemen ever for moment
contemplated the removal OF DR..
Camden. Some OF them may
originally have proposed some other
person Of more age and experience,
but, as he was appointed under the first
Jacob Democratic administration, no one
we know Of, ever afterwards thought Of
deposing him. Why any one would want
to be director OF any Insane Asylum,
passes our comprehension. To do his
duty be has 10 perform an unthauktul and
labOrious task. There is no pay attached
70 II, and no doctor can profit pecuntarily
byii, without peJurlng himself. For a
body Of grave Senators to make $50
much ado about nothing" 10 say the least
Of It, is undignifed and unworthy the time
and attention of statesmen, NOta mem.
Der OF that body, we take 1t, who voted
IN strin Governor Jacob of this pittdTlee,
did not condemn the Republicans for like
conduct towards Andrew johnson. We
had hoped to see the Democratic party
Of to-day, in West Virginia acting
as in days Of yore, by forgetting their
past political differences. Why should
they iall out and diUide nOt0, over the dead
remains OF Rtwlce fallen man! Just at the
time the ViS Heitc1triS HGtuTGe was DO.
ginning to heal up the wounds and dis
sentions Of the late gubernatorial canvass,
and the ranks Of our political brethren
ready to close up, q poisoned barb,
charged with feelings Of deep and bitter
revenge, growing out of individual dis.
comRlure, Is thrust at the hearts OF the
40 900 Democrats who supported Cover
nor Jacob" The day may come when
some of these grave Senators, who voted
to strike down these nc, 900 Democrats"
may cOVet their friendship. Let Cover.
nor John ]. Jacob stand where he stood
for the last too years, and he need have no
fears at the close Of his term, Of being
elevated to the highest place, in the gilt
OF the peoples representatives.
March %. An OLD DEMOCRAT.
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UCAPrTAL vs.. CAPITOL. Considerable
excitement was caused among the clerks
IN tho different departments this morning
by the report that they were to receive
20 per cent extra compensation on &C.
count Of a typographical error In one oil
the appropriation bills passed by Con
press at ils last session. The Rtory went
that one OF the appropriation bills con-
tAIns provision for the payment Of 20
per cent extra compensation ITO employees
ut the Capital" (meaning capital, y and
that the First Comptroller had decided all
employees Of the government at Washing
ton entitled, Inquiry in official quarters,
however, failed 10 establish the truth Of
the story, which was doubtless set aAoat
BY some WAg.
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DUBL1O SALE

TWO GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
i FOR SALE CuRAP OR RBNT-On ths
corner OF John and Fourth streets.
Also, one Brick House on Wheeling lEland,
with iva rooms and kitchen. Possession given
Immediately. POr particulars enquire OF
.#'L THEODORE PINK,
mSrl9 At Feed Store on Main st.
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An UNFERLEG MoNs1ER-The fol-
lowing heartless narrative from the st.
Olalrsville Gazette shows to what depths
OF depraviiy the human intellect will
sometimes descend even despite the re-
filming influences Of the editorial sanctum :
"Rather Il ludiCrous scene occurred on
our streets on Sabbath last. One OF our
most fashionRbly and fastest dressed
Young ladies was making her way to
Church with quick step through the high
wind that prevailed, when sudden
gust lifted her bonnet uubcknown TO
her and waited it about half u square,
landing It against the lamp'post Of the
st. Clair Hotel. A gentleman stand
ing there, seeing the bonnet became sud-
denly alarmed and looked around for the
dead body, but saw in the dis
lance the bear y headed owner strcsking
1t for lille, while the wind dashed her
clothing Gs the winds lash the sails OF a
vessel. He yelled ut the top Of his voice
10 inform her that she had lost her top
rigging, and was only able to make her
hear after q second effort as he ran after
her in full speed. In two minutes more
Hhe would have been stalking down the
aisle of the church bear U headed,
when painful coniectures would have
gone out from her friends as 10 her sanity,
and the sermon would have been lost to
the entire audience In high winds tie
'em on with rope, girls"
Ifthc "bear, headod" writer OF that par.
Ggrsph did not and himself 5arO'headed
very soon after the appearance Of the
Gasette, It must have been because he was
conveniently absent when that young
lady called to inquire after his health.
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THE first number OF the Charleston
JVst Virgiaidn has reached us. The
editor and proprietor is Mr.. JOHN II.
FosTEn, formerly Of the Charlottesville (Va)
Chronicle. The mission Of the West Nir-
gilman, as stated by the editor, Is 1st,
that OF a peace maker between the war
ring Democratic factions in this State;
81, to advocate State rights in national
politics; and, 81, TO developc the interests
Of Charleston aRd of the State. This will
afford the West KirginiGn plenty 10 do,
aud we wish the editor good time and
abundant SUCCESS.
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TuosE Congressman who draw their
extra pay and give it to charitable or pa
triotic objects, az Mr, HOAR and Senator
CURBETT have done, make compromise
with their consCicnces that is too cheap to
BIZ good. The money Is honestly theirs
or It is not. II it Is, why this nervous
anxiety to be rid OF it? lit is not, it is
not theirs to give away. There isjust one
right thing for Congressman to do who
feels that this money is not honestly his;
and that is, to leave il where 1t belongs, in
the Treasury Of the United States.
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Mr.. sAM LUMAN, the 1sAAK WALTON
Of Cumberland, thinks great destruc'
ton of bass In the Potomac has resulted
from the frequent ice gorgcs. He says
when the water was forced over the banks,
millions of fish were left on the shore, in
pools and shadows, and perished when
tho water receded. This will be sad news
for the lovers OF fine sport and fine fish.
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THE President Of the Pittsburgh, Viz
ginia & Charleston Railroad company re-
ports that 100000 Of the flrst.mortgagt
bonds have been negotiated with speyer
& Brothers, Of London, and it is hoped
the same parties will take the balance oil
the bonds. The whole Issue Of bonds is
$4,000 600.
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If any more newspapers are to be start
ed in this State, We beg in advance to ex'
press the hope that the proprietors will
be able to invent a name that shall not
include West Virginia. We have had
the "Wcst Virginia" this and tho "West
Virginia" that and the "West Virginia"
something else, until it is getting to be
both monotonous and confusing.
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TO INVESTORS.


ITO THOSE WHO WISH TO %RETNVEsT
Il C%JpoSs ON DTVIpRNpS" and those who
wish 70 "IN5RnABH THEN INcoNB,M from means
already invested In other less profitable 9ecuEi-
Tics, I recommend the eeYen!ThiFty Gold Bonds
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad Company 40
well secured and unusually productive. Tho
premIum d. l0) into tho Compa' y'S Land ct mar
la urirea, The rato OF interest (seVen and
three-tenthS per cont gold 10 equal now to about
8 IA curt ncy, yielding an Income more than
ono.thlrd greater than United btAtes b-4Os. Gold
ebScSH for Inc GemI.Gnnual interest on the Regis.
tered Honds arc mailed to the poBtoflce address
OF Inc owner. all marketable stockS and bonds
arc received in exchange Tor Northern PGciaes
on mort favorable terms. Jay Cooke Co.,
Now york, philadelphia Gud Warrington.
JAy Cooke. hcCulloch s Co. London. England.
Rnr 0Sle by. JOHN B. TRULL,
One door south Of the Register once Market
street, Wheeling, W. We, mail.
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THERE was once man, his name It
was Schuyler, and he scalded himself in
Tie Credit Mobilier; he tloundered about,
hut couldn't get out, and that was the last
Of our yirtuous smiler,-BoSt0n Transcript
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THE prevailing opinion at Charleston Is
that winter is over. The Winter Of their
discomfort, however, holds on In all its
ripnr
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Observation-Disclosures, March 49,
1873, at the residence Of the brides parents. by
Rev. Z. ". Ryan, CALVIN L. STEvENs, OF PhllG'
delphlA, and Miss MARY z. D. HOPKINS, Of this
city.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1873.

The conviction Of BRICELAND, the
Eldersvillc murderer, cost $4,000.
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RnocIaI Notices,

A HEAD OF ALL COMPETITION
A-NoCABE, KRAFT b cos BNTER-
PRISE BAKING P0WDRR-Pronounesd BY
the publi0 70 DO uneQuAlled for FuRITT and *
Ing NICE, LlGlR, RLAEH Biscuit, hnhlns, Buck:
wheat and Corn Cakes. II caves both TINE and
noHIT. Bold by all Druggists and GrocerS.
MHCABR, KRAFT b CO., ProprietOTe,
ie93 WHEELING. W. Va.
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General Notices.

NoTlUoHE. a.. ..
Tho annual meeting OF Stockholders In Green
wood Cemetery: for the e'ection OF Directors
will DO held ct the oflico Of the Company. 8. y
corner Of Market and Quincy streets, on Thur
day, the 9Th inst (being the fourth Thursday o
the month"; between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. \
and O'Clock r. II.
mAFib 2. @. BUNuAN, Becy.
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IsLAND LOTs FOR SAFE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling L.
land. Prica nom 800 to $1,000 each.
THRNs-CS' fourth cash, the residue In equal
lnstalmsniO {. one, two and three yeArs, with In
terost. JFO. P. aILcHRIST,
amin .#. At Tn Mil.
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A DJoURNRD MEETING.

There win DO an adjourned meeting OF tho CIT
iHsnS' Railway Company, for the purpose OF es-
tabliShiug tho Presidents salary, on Saturday,
March 81, 1871. at 3 o'e!ockP II.
Y. H. WOODS,
b mar'6 5ee'y Citizens Railway Co.
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mARM FOR SALE.

L
ofr,r for ValO the Farm on which now
reside, situated In MlrSbSll county, ". Va, some
three miles from the limits Of the city OF Wheel
ing, on or near the FAirmont Pike, containing
los acres OF ArSt-elass land, nearly all Of which
IL In nno state Of cultivation. Tho improve
msnts are all Of the best, consisting Of Brick
House containing eleven rooms, with all the
cOnycnicnees needful. A large eiBtern supplies
II With all the water for which rain water 10 need
cd. There 10 also largo Barn, with CELLAR; Sta.
bic room for Horses and twenty head Of Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn CRIB, Brick Smoke Housc,
Chicken House, and Q good Frame Tenant House
containing four roons; with Churches and School
House within short distance. Tho said land 10
vel wRtOrcd, and never failing well at tho barn.
There Is . good Vineyard Of cataWba and Con.
cord Grapes, and largo number Of tho best &C.
lection Of Fruit TreeS In fall bearing, eonsistuR
Of Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries and
Ounces, with almost al the aFBt quality Of
ANAL fruit grown in this part Of the country.
Any pereon desiring good home near 70 the
city Of Wheeling, where they can probably dis
pose Of whatever they may raise for tho market,
will do well toc0ll on the Subscriber, who will
give all the necessary information. Terms easy.
JaT-d4w II. T. WAYMAN.
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New Advertisements.

CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE
~ received By the COMMITTEES on WatoI works
until 10 O'Clock, FhurSdAE april ~ l8u, toE
the making and delivering Of ~ cA5tngl that
the city OF wheeling may WAnt IN one yeaS, e1-
ssPt ETts ppe Stop sS I3d ,5 afe RLGG1;
for the city" and be len with the Clerk Of the
ma Sirsl Chairman Of Con on water WorkG
-SRALRD PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received BY the Committee on Water Works
making and delivering aVo thop1Ana feet Of iouf
Inch pipe, more or less. and tHo thOn11nd feet
Of ixineh, with branches and tees Suhieient 70
lay the same, Hld street boxes for stop COCKS
0.lGthS thick and tho f0nr inch, 4 inch. The
branches 70 BE- the Oame thickness a. thOpipoS.
The pipes 70 b cast or moulded In dry Sand and
In Perpendicnlar. position; 70 be Of good dAIk
ppe or piece 70 DO u feet four inches long bowl
on one end 10 DO I inches lonR) The inch pipe
70 weigh not lees than thiEty-0nO pounds 70 the
foot and mot more than q; the inch 70 weigh
not lea than - pounds TO thO foot and not more
than Is. The pipes, branches and boXG0 10 DO
wanted In tho city Of Wheeling, ON or beforo
the o0th day Of June, 1873. The pipes 70 Dear
the teAt OF ~ pounds hydraulic pressure 70 the
inch, and 10 DO tested in wheeling under tho
WorkSand Of tho exp6nSo Of the contractor.
PAymGntl 10 DO calh on delivery AiteS the test
ing AID on the 6upeEintendont'0 order TO the
Committee The Contractor OF ContraetoES 70
give bond with good security for The f1lalment
OF tho eontEaet-the city reseIying the Ttg5t .
endorsed "ProposAlS for water pipes, branches,
sc, aud to be left With the CLERK q The city.
mAr8t Chairman Com. on Water Work..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-21
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