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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

The Model oil refinery and acid works of Pat
rick Il Co., at Freeport, Pa, were destroyed by
hre on Friday morning. Loss on the oil refinery
$5O,0OO on the acid works $25,00
The distillery of Bingham Brothers, and other
buildings, at Patoka, Ind, were burned yester.
day. Loss, $4,000.
The Eldridge House, at Sharon Springs,N. Y,
was burned on Saturday night.
Mission San Jose, Redwood City, and other
places in California were severely shaken by an
earthquake at 4 o'clock on Friday afternoon
The shock was felt slightly at San francisco.
While freight train on the Atlantic and Pa
cihc railroad was passing under bridge at La
clede, Missouri, on Friday night, two men
named Atwell and McGinnis, who were standing
on the roof of one OF the cars, were knocked of
and killed.
Maine elects a Governor, Legislature, &C., on
Monday, Sept. 8.
There were only four deaths from cholera in
st. Louis last week.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
Political IteInE,

The results OF the election for delegates to the
Massachusetts Republican Convention thus far
show the electi on of 1l9 Butler to 33 Washburne
delegates General Butler has 62 OF the 80 Bos-
ton delegates, all the As delegates from Lynn
and Lowell aud two-thirds of the Newburyport
delegation.
The Republican State Central Committee of
Massachusetts has selected Hon. d. W. Gooch
to preside over the State Convention, at Wor-
cester, on the 17th inst
The New York Republican Convention will be
held at Utica, on the Gath Of September.
California elects a Legislature on Wednesl DAY
Sept. 8,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
NeiEhborIug Counties.

The County Commissioners OF Delaware
county begun the erection of an insane dep 4rt-
ment at the County House, but AZ such work is
under the supervision of the Board OF State
Charities their work amounts to naught, and
must be done over again
On Tuesday evening, September 9. an en-
tertainment will be given in the Nadia institute
Hall, for the benefit OF the conductors of tho
West Chester x Philadelphia Rlrold.
The amusement season in Reading has
opened and promises to be brisk.
a hen in Birmingham, Chester county, laid
some eggs on a manure pile, aud bee )ming GOV.
cred, tue warmth hatched out two little chicks
which were In very emaciated condition when
found, and more resembled blackbirds than
chickens.
DIR. Edward ". Jameson, Of Reading has
deem elected Resident Physician of the Pennsyl-
vania Hospital at Philadelphia, and will enter
upon his duties Oct 1st.
The hogs of Union township, Berks county,
are dying of "new and singular disease When
seized with the malady they run around in a
circle for abouta quarter OF an hour and fail
over dead.
The Chester county Republicans are we'll
pleased with their ticket.
1t is proposed to locate another bank some
where in Chester county with capital of $780,
O00.
The cornersto one OF Bryn Mawr Presbyte-
rian Church was laid on the 10th inst with ap-
propriate ceremonies.
The Delaware County Monument Associa-
tion will dedicate the new monument on We'd
nesday, septemper 18th, the anniversary of the
battle of Antietam.
"A species OF clay. called by some Turkish
tobacco pipe clay. and extensively used in Ger
many in making the bowls of smoking pipes
has been discovered at the quarries of John
Smith, in Middletown, Delaware County.
Michael o'Donnell, the roommate Of W.
s. Goss while at Newark, N. j., has been to
West Chester.
And now the feather swindlers are about
They want to exchange new feathers for old
Mrs. Udderzook visited her husband in the
West Chester Jail, last week, in company with
his Baltimore counsel, Messrs Whitney and
Johns
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
Tho CIty RIectinn.

THE VOTING PLACES TOMORROW.
The following are the voting place to- morrow,
In the several wards:
1st-Whitc Horse HOTEL Second and Tatnal
streets.
2d-Felton House. Second and Walnut.
3d-Barnum House, Fifth and Orange.
4th-City Hail,
5th-Lafayette Hotel, Ninth and shiplsy.
6th-American House, Seventh and Walnut.
7th-At Tenth and Orange streets.
Sth-At Fourth and King streets.
9th-Old Academy.
1Oth-At 9l1 West Front street, between
Adams and jackson.
The polls open between the hours of 12 NJ.
and P. NJ, and close at Z O'Clock in the even.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

SABBATH EXCITEMENT. - About o'clock
yesterday morning. an explosion occurred in
Market street which brought to the front doors
and windows the residents Of the neighborhood
who had beard it, as well as those persons who
where in that and other neighboring streets
Roll call was in progress at Police Headquarters
at the time, but the room was quickly emptied,
and the force rushed iii a body to Fifth and Mar
ket streets, where the explosion occurred sup
posing that some one had been shot. When
they got there, however, it was asoertaned that
the explosion was caused by the passage OF a
wagon over a torpedo which some one had
placed upon the railway track.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

q The Orphans Court and 0surt of Chancery
was opened at New Castle, this morning.
1.-The liveries in town were Strained again. and
double teams are said to. have hired for as much
as s12 for half the day.
q. The Delaware train was 10 ehiinutes late this
morning. and failed to conneet with the Balti-
more train for Philadelphia.
The law prohibiting the ahoeting of reed birds
does not expire until the 5th' sof September. in
stead OF the LIST. and any one Fho shall violate
the law makes himself liable b q fine of one
dollar for each bird killed. TI,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
THIRD EDITION..
The Wawaset Disaster,

OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE COMMISSION OF INQUIRY.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.
The official report Of the Commission on the
Wawaset disaster censures the conduct of the
Captain, whose efforts were directed towards
tue saving of the boat rather than to save life 4;
that he had no discipline among his crew to fa-
oilitste putting out the fire. or for saving life,
and he was acting as Captain without license
The Engineer is also censured, as deserving the
highest penalty prescribed by law.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
severe Fall.
ONE LEG BROKEN AND OTHER WOUND

ONE LEG BRoKEN AND OTHER WOUNDS.
Harry Boulden, a painter in the employ OF
Bryan d Bradley. while at work upon Jack"
which was resting in the third story window
OF fThos. Worrall, residence 800 Tatnall fell to the
pavement below, about 21S o'clock, this afternoon
sustaining painful injuries, which may prove fa-
tai. One leg was broken at the ankle, and one
side OF his head was severely bruised and SWELL
ed to immense proportions at once. When pick
ed up, he was concious but in great pain.
Bouldin resides at 18th and Walnut streets,
where he was removed. He has wife and sew
eral childran.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
The Clavton Hsase

ARRIVALS UP TO 1.30 P. M, TO-DAY
A Smith. Phils
WS Auchincloss, City
Ed Longstreet, Baltimore
A 2 Bevins, M. d..
A d Alexander,
A L McKeown, Phila
l. W Wallace, Chicago
L D Phelps, Wheeling, W vs.
A Newlin Keithler, Delaware
George Il Lucas. Camden, NJ
Frank B Lysle, Phila
1 A y Gerrey, Port Deposit
s B Brown, Phila
W Hooper, New York
NJ N Lucas, Burlington, M
E Bradfield and wife, Pbila
A Jones and wife. "
U Beach, New York.
Solomon Zeibers, Phila.
VIM w Rltsen, -
Chas W Eckhert, Lancaster.
Jno Mcleod, Phila.
James Todd, 'Phila.
Jno X Evans, City.
DR. Geo b Martin.
] O Davis, Memphis. Tenn,
b Ferris, City.
Albert M IsAacs. New York.
W NJ Davis, Baltimore.
A II McOarty. Philadelphia.
+ F Townsend & WI, "
Miss 8. B. Heller, Phila.
o. Il. Buswell, Boston.
z. McInall, ,lPhila.
]. F. Simpson, &"
Jas. G. Lindsay, City.
A. Thompson Phila.
G. K Smith, Chester, Pa.
O. M. Home. City.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
G%fMrstn1s.

ExCuReIOH.
~ The HIRAM GRAND LODGE of A, "A.
MASoNS will make an Excursion
,, To Altar tic CITY,
via Philadelphia. The steBmer ARIEL has been
c1aftered 70 convey passengers from this city TO
Camden. The boat will leave Feurth-St. Wharf on
THURSDAY MORNING, 4th inst, at 2 o'c.o *, A,
NJ, and arrive at Camden at 6; from thence the
Excursionsts will take the cars for Atlantic City
Fare for the Round Trip S99A
Dhlldren under ~ years of age LIS
hoped that our friends and the public genera Iy
VIII avail themselves OF the opportunity OF this rare
chance. Tickets can be procured from KennRrd L.
bayard, ChaFies JOrdon, Absalom @ CAulk.
The Mt. Vernon Cornet Band will accompany the
Excursion. KENNARD L. BAYARD,
sep.l,W Chairman.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION ON TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER %.
MAYORS UFFICR,
DEL, Aug. 80. le7a.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Aug. 80, 1873. 7
The attention OF those engaged in the sale of In.
toxicatng liquors is called to that section of the II.
quor law recently passed. and which goes into effect
sept LIST, 1873 relating to the sale of intoxicating
liquors on election days, as follows:
"And no person licensed to Sell liquor shall sell,
give away, or dispense any Intoxicating liqnor rIl
the day Of any general, special or municipal elec-
ton, within one mile of the place where the same
is held, and such day shall be reckoned from the
midnight before TILL the midnight after s1ch election
and any person violating this provision shall be
guilty OF mtsdemeano, and upon conviction tnere-
OF shall forfeit and pay fine OF not less than $50
nor more than $lO0, and II holding license under
this Act shall forfeit the In addition to such
fine, and be incapable Of receiving license fer the
space OF two years thereafter"
II ia made the duty of the police and other peace
oincers TO report all violations of this Act.
augSl 30 j. L. kIMMS. MaYnr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

"Another fatal horse disease" is reported in
New York, but as yet the city railroad stables
are said to be free from it. On Wednesday the
horses of contractor were seized with it and
ton out of thirteen died. Two more died on Fri
day, and the last was ''very sick. on Saturday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETs.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sep. 1.
Cotton very quiet 1917 to 40. Flour steady !;
superfne SS1S@4A extras "a @51S spring
demand, winter red, 81 6O@I Is amber, si.e7
Ito wheat, $1,75 to 1 S5 No. spring, 81 So
to 1.55. Rye held at SS to S5c Corn in moder-
ato request; yellow &c.. western mixed, 81.
Oats unchanged ; western white, 45c mixed 80
to 41c. Pork steady at sl7 rs Lard So to s94c.
Whiskep Sl.20.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS.
Beeves dull, common to extra Penns & West
ern stesr 40716c. Sheep in fair demand, at
&9.75t07.25
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
A CARD.

A CARD.
The undersigned having taken the
STEAM SAW and PLANNING MILL,
At the foot OF West street. formerly occupied by
Thomas Walter and refurnshed it with modern ma
chinery, takes this method OF informing
Ruilders and Lumber Dealers
That he ia now prepared to receive orders for all
kinds OF planning, saving, Sitting, &C., &c.
WHITE OAK WHITE AND YELLOW. PIEE
TIMBER
sawed to dimensions
A stock of SHsquehanpa white pine decking nj.
ways on hand
HORACE W. CAUSE,
apr2s-em wilmington, Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

Christian Hensel, brakeman, was killed at
Pottsville on Saturday. while riding on a coal
car, by the bottom Of the car falling out. He
had sent for his wife and two children to Ger
many, and they are expected to reach New York
early this month.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
The PablIo Debt.

REDUCTION DURING AUGUST.
WARRINGTON Sept. l.
The public debt was reduced during August
$6, ,752 82g,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
THE PENINSULA.
CAROLINE COUNTY

The camps are over
fredericksburg. IN which town no liquor has
been sold for many years, is organizing toni
perance society.
Butter is plenty and only 20 cents per ID,
The Democrats make up their county ticket
on the 10TH
Peaches sold in Denton, last week, 30 low as
ten cents a basket.
During the sitting OF the last Grand Jury, Of
the April term OF the Circuit Court, there was
not bill or Indictment of any kind found
against single individual in the lower half OF
the county lii all this part of the county there
is not single license it ls said, issued for the
sale of splrltuuus liquors
p. W. Downes has sold the Choptank Hotel in
Denton, to Thomas Il Heathers for S35, 900
Alr. ii has also purchased Mr.. Earnest Downes
stock of goods and will engage in the mercan-
tile trade.
Samuel J Smith, of the Fourth district has
been appointed to the vacant scholarship III
Washington College,
CECIL COUNTY.
The public schools are OPEN
Charles Clifford, neighbor Of Joseph Jones'
drove away the atter'h COW to Elkton and sold it
to a butcher for S25. The COW was repeyined
but Clifford vamoused.
Last Thursday was a gala day for the Elkton
children No less than three pic-nics were held.
and it was astonishing where 30 many children
came from.
An unknown tramp was found dead in ''cow
culvert, near Elkton, on Friday. He was re-
moved to the jail yard where an inquest was
held, and verdict OF death from natural causes
pronounced.
Registration takes place on the 18TH 10th and
18th.
John Shiy, an old gentleman OF Port Deposit,
WAS struck in the side by the horn of falling
OK, last week, and very seriously injured.
The Democrat has no objections to urge, per
sonally, against the newly-formed Republican
ticket. Then it must be q good one, and this
conceded, the people generally should support it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
Weather RepsFd.
REPORT OF THE aroHAn SERVICE.

as - WAhisaroN, Sep /.
Probabilities For the NoEshern portion of
the Middle States, slowly iHereasing pressure,
falling temperature, light 10 fresh southerly
to npfth-westerly winds, with cloudy an threat
ming weather during the day. followed by clear
ing weathet tonight ~, s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
U. 8 Cearl.

THE SESSION THIS MORNING.
A session of the o. s. District Court was held,
this morning, when the writ in the case OF the
canal boat Erin was returned.
Nine persons were naturalized.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

The Mutuals defeated the Atlantics at New
York, on Saturday, by score of IL to 2. AT
Boston, on Saturday, the Bostons defeated the
Athletics to 6.
Twenty-seven deaths from cholera have occ-
ured in Lancaster, KY, and about sixty with
families have left the town,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
HoI FOR CAMP,

Before going to camp call and get a good cigar, or
8 for 20 cents
CHOICE ToBACCos, PIPES, SNUFF AND FANCY ARTICLES
at the s. W. Cor, Filth and Orange Sta
augs0-3t WIN. BARKEP
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
TlNHE LAW OF ELECTION ooNOERNINa Po-

LICE.
WnMN GToN, DEL Sept !, 1873,
tBxtract from Delaware Laws, Vol. Is, Page ass.
Section IL, 1869
No member Of the Police Force of the CITY of
Wilmington, shall On the day Of the oty Bleotion be
within the distance OF thirty feet from any Votin0
place except for the purpose OF deposting his bal
lot, or TO que actual disturbdice OF The public
peace.
No shall he by solicitation or fntim idation lfu-
his ballot
ANY offender against any provision OF this Sec
lion snail be deemed guilty of q mlsdemeanor and
upon conviction thereof By indictment shall be
nned not le than fifty dollars and Imprisoned not
less than ten days or either at the discretion OF the
Court. By order OF the Fifth Ward
septi It EXECUTIVE COM.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
M EDICINAL WAFERs

And Gelatine Capsules especially adapted for ad-
ministertng remedies of disagreeabe odor, unpleas-
ant taste or apt TO irrltate the mouth or throat
K. BRINGHURST 4 co,
Cnrnar Sixth and Markat atraaia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
NEDICATED 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 and moist and prevent the clothing
from ch. 1ng the inhamed surface. Prepared anJ
old Wholesale and retail by
4. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
FINAL HOP

WEDNESDAY EvN'c. SEPT. Sd. 'zs
Dancing from 8 to lI.4o p. NJ. -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
.ARRATT'S ELECTRIC Disks

Are self-acting, clean, comfortable and durable
They are worn with relief in Rheumatism, Neural
gia, Local Pains, Weakness, Lameness, dc. They
supply gentle dow OF constant electricity and have
a wider range of use and help in the above named
class Of troubles than the ordinary battery Sold by
Z. BRINGHURST CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market atraafa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
SECOND EDITION.
Fiuanofai.

3 .YlN PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
,a.-rreqT New YoRK, Sept. l.
Gold, to-day, 81 .1516.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

MONEY SAVED by purchasing your Teas, Cof-
w fees and Spices, az H0USTON'S,
II, East Fourth Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
INU PHYSICIANS.

Liebrech's Croton Chloral Hydrat, a new hypnotic
which, unlike the ordinary chlora acts on tbs ceis-
bFal nerves and net on the heart. For sale by
Il. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
Succus BELLADoN, CoNTI,

Hyosciami OF English manufacture, Nitrite q
Amyl Aethyliden Chlord of Chlora thyl Phorid.
Gin, Chloracettc Acid, ScherlngB Xylol GloDules of
Apial, drops each. French Capsules of Sandal
Wood, 10 drops each; Capsules (scherng's of Xylol
and many other comparatively rare chemical and
pharmaceutical preparations at
k. BRINGHURST 4 CO.'S
Corner Sixtn and Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

People differ as to a Prohibitory Law; but,the
number of citizens Who want all restrictions upon
the sale of intoxicating liquors ssept away, and
the door to Intemperance opened wide, must be
snail All OF them, however. are earnestly re-
quested by the Liquor Dealers Union to help
defeat and rebuke Joshua Maris, tomorrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

LNoR SALE CHEAP A good young SfzHseS
II Cow and calf; no faults. She ID quiet kN84A
can be seen by applying at the 49,.
sep1.Qt' Front street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
ELLINGER'S
FULL BRASS AND STRING BAND
OF Sixteen Pieces engaged for the occasion:

Stage and Grounds illuminated with two hundred
Japanese Lanterns. -
Red and Blue Lishts will be burned on the Plat.
form.
Tickets can be procured at all the principal stores
on Market street, and at the stations OF the Com
pany.
Trains leave Wilmington apd Western Railroad
Depot at 6.35, L15, p. N.
Trains leave Landenberg at 7s0 p M.
Returning leave MT. Ca6a 1t 11.4b, P. M.
FARE, Including Admission to the Dancing Plat
iorm''' '......................... 80 Gents.
sepl 81 W. l. W. COMMITTEE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
NRAND EXCURSION

RICdA hD 6IOCh TON,
viii take the ex ursionsts 10 New York, landing
those who may desire to "do the city and the Gem
tral Park" m 30. .
El!lnRer's Brass Band and Partor
Orchestra
VIII furnish the necessary music for those who m
wiHh TO trip It on the light fantastic toe.
From new York the party remaining on the boat
will steam
UP TIE HUDSON TO THE PALISADES,
Returning will pass the Kills and Sailors snug
Harbor. Places OF interest and enchanting beauty,
1t is probable that the excu-sionists
May See the Graphic Balloon
Ascend on its Transatlantic AERIAL voyage as the
4th ts the day appointed for its ascension
caterer will be Oh board the steamer to supply
the necessares for the inner man.
Round trip tickets from Wi,miURton. $500 From
Chester, s. 90. From West Philadelphia $85 From
Trenton, $2O0 Children half fare.
Tickets may be had at Adams & Bros SOC Market
street. at Davis cigar store. SOC Shipley street. and
fr )m members OF the company. adg1s-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01
Peach bipnents
earunnAY.

SATURDAY.
10 JsIIsey Sliy ...'..''......-,........ 80 cars.
Pbiladephla. Observation-Disclosures. 10 +"
Iveat. s--s -ss.s-sss. s.-.s.'....s..... Jb ="
The customary number Of trains are down
the road, to-day, but 1t IL not expected that the
number OF cars will reach one hundred. The
heis ht Of the season is believed to be past.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

M CUNT CUBA BY MO0NLI0HT !
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

Anyoity taxpayer who does not vote to-mor-
row, and vote his best judgment, unless kept
from the polls by sickness or some other equally
good reason, deserves to suffer the natural con
sequence Of his indifference-an unsatisfactory
city government.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-01

OLosE OF THE FIRST sEAsoN-A PRoNdpNcED sue
oEss-THE COTTAGES AND OTHER BuLDINas Az
READY uP-wHo HAVE BEEN Ar THE SURF HousE
WHAT Is PROMISED AHEAD. ETC, ETC.
los..an.an,.. sLa.n..a a H. l1o...........I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-29
boat load of coal for use of various drain
| Petitions, etc.
The Mayor presented the following peti

| ing machines.
| Petitions, etc.
The Mayor presented the following petit
tions:
From E. Pleifer and others, for the remov
al of ID steam engine used by Charles Dunn
in wood building on Carondelet walk, be-
tween Marais and Where streets, Referred
to the Administrator of Commerce.
From Highly, Tucker and forty other citi-
zens and firms, for the privilege of con-
structing a railway on Water street, from
Louisiana avenHe do0nwards, to connect
with the New Orleans, Jackson and Great
| Northern railroad and other railways Re-
ferred to the Administrators of Improve
ments and Commerce.
From Edward Conklin, for relief from
an erroneous assessment. Referred to the
Administrator of Assessments.
From w. Q. Denegre, respecting the land
! claim and suit of his ellen Jean Ferron.
Referred to the Administrator of Improve.
ments.
From Ant. Sbisa, Jr., for pay for work as
clerk Of registration. Rejected unan-
m0usly.
| From 2. p. Carroll superintendent of
| the Chalmette National Cemetery, asking
the federal government be authorized to
fence and otherwise improve the cemetery
| Referred to the Admin stTator of Police.
From citizens of the Second and Third
Districts, demonstrating against the remov
al of coal yards on the levee, between Hos.
pital and Esplanade streets.
| Referred to the Administrat of Com
merce.
From john Ellis and Percy Roberts, pro-
| posing to contract for the collection OF back
taxes.
Referred 10 the committee Of the whole.
From John Wright, to be paid additional
rent for property of his used as pound.
Referred to the Administ rator of Police.
From Samuel H. Kennedy and others,
for the privilege of laying a double track
railroad along the river front
Referred to the Administrator of Com
merce and Improvements.
From Antonio Sparicio, for permission to
erect refIeshment saloon on the levee,
between St. Philip and Ursulines streets.
hcIcIEtu 10 INC VI NOl1-
merce.
From the Society of Francs Amis for an
additional gas lamp opposite their hall.
Referred to the Administrator Of Police,
with power to act.
Mr.. Lewis submitted the following petit
tons:
From George F. Brott, proposing amend
ments to ian ordinance extending the pro-
visions of an ordinance, No. 1888, Admins
tration series, and extending the right of
way therein granted for the proposed rail-
road"
Referred TO the Administrators OF I'M
provements and Commerce.
From George Brewer, proposing to sell
ballast to the city.
Referred to the committee of he whole
From j. L. Gubernator for temporary
occupation of neutral ground on Basin
street with building material
Referred TO the Mayor.
The Council then adjourned.
DANIEL SCULLY, Secretary.