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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-04
Distinguished Compliment 20 Amer.
len Pianas.

McS5rs. YIN. Rnabs & Co.
GESTLENES-Uu the eve OF my de-
psrture rom this city, carpot refrair
from expressing 10 you the satisfaction
aud pleasure ] have experienced in the
use Of the Knsbe Piaaos, now at ny
residence. Since my arrival in this
country, ard during my stay here,
have had in constant use both a grand
aud an UPRIGHT piano OF your msnuiac-
ture, and | musl compliment you, as
well as words will admit, upon the su-
preme excellence OF their qualities and
mechanism and in transmitting to you
this unsolicited enforcement OF the PIT
amos rom your establishment, beg 10
reitera'e the prsrse and sentiment OF q
vast Lumber CT musical friends, who
have on macy OCCASIONS tested the in
siruments now in my possession.
PAULINE LuocA.
\ Adams d. Lucas, 1897 Market street,
sole agents Tor Knabe Plsuoe.
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DAxcrNG.-The Nail City Boat Club
i, the f ST after Leot to give one Of
their real social aud enjoyable balls. 1t
comes Of on Friday evening, April 10Th,
TO which they invite all lovers Of the
nayy dance.
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KICKED By HORSE. - Yesterday
morning a man named Henry Schu't'
a driver at the LsBelle Nail Mill, was
kicked on the hand By a fractions horse.
The wound is a severe and ugly one
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To Ny TRApE.-I will cay TO those
who from the rush OF business have had
to leave tor the want OF proper atIen-
ton, that have secured two more as
sistsnt statesmen. j. w. FEEREL.
Centre Wheeling.
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GUARDIAN APPOINTED The County
Court yesterday appointed George
Adams guardian for Lizzie D. Knox,
orphan OF Samuel D. Knox, deceased,
vice c. D. Knox, deceased Bond
Sc 500,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-04

TIE fashion prophets announce that
amber jewelry will be much worn this
season. 1t is rather trying on some
complexions.
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TObactOs.
OUR STOCK IS COMPOSED OF THE
~ following standard q opular brands:
II INCH TwsTs.
10 Foxes Millner's
20 Prsirie Chicken.
Istoxes Yellow Je@a nins'
10 Gold Medal
10 Walkers
8 Gold Leaf,
10 Penobscot.
Miller'S
INCH TWIST,
% Caddies Luscious Chew.
POUNDS.
lobe1es Booker!
S kda Ashby,
s Common,
Virginia Dare Navy r.
TipaIe d Isbams choice nayy3s
Nonsior rs and pounrs,
Rose Bud Bright navy$
Andrew Jackson Black nAvya
9pun Rol In caddless
6fWiHt In keg.,
ann tore and 10: sale cheap. -
a" TNaLE 4 IsHAA.
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DURING the month OF March only
seventeen marriage licenses were issued.
We must attribute this falling off 10
the len,sl season. Now, hoop EN- up.
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:. As this is the last day Of Lent, mum
Der Of young ladies who have been 40
staining from chewing gum will COM
meuce operations again to morrow.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS. wishing
to make a handsome present should call
aud purchase pair OF eegant slippers
or shoes. For sale cheap at
L.Y. BLoHp's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-04

YESTERDAY N rasslng Robinson'
Gallery, we cav an admiriug crowd
Clustered around one OF the first Cray
on Portraits We have ever seen. In
deIic cy o. touch and boIdness OF re
lief 1t shows the artist mind aud artist
hand in evPrr iorch
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CARNCRoss & DIyEY's MISsTRgLs.-
The vocal, orchestra! aud comicsl en-
tertairment OF C.rnc'oss & Dixey CON.
tinue to attract full houses No troupe
now in the land gives q better exempll.
fi.auon OF the harmoDits OF Ethion'sn
miosrrelsv in all it's branches.-Pins
twyh Chronicle.
Tury appear in this city on the 7th
aud 81, at the Opera House.
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IAN now prepared to make, fiji. and
Law down Carpets cheaper than any
house in the city. and on shorter notice,
J. w. FERRRL,
Centre Wheeling.
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FursruHr of oil kinds at moderate
prices At link d Sons Centre Wheeling

Wixrrp.-Two more frst class coat
hands. Apply to Il Frank, 40 Twelfth
street, at once. Steady employment
given.
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EXCITEMENT still Increasing on the
cheap slaughter in carpets and new
dry goods. az ! must make room for
more thst is coming every hour. Call
and price them before Jon buy.
j. w. FErRRL,
Centre Wheeling.
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| the usual hour.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFER..--The toll
lowing are the real estate transfers en-
| tered at the County Clerks office for
the week eodins April Sd:
A deed made the 2SIl OF March,
J 1874, by James Fl. McMechen, special
, comm s.ioner, and Francis ?. Camp
bell, transfers 10 Rachael Larkin all
he north half OF lot III OF ChaplDe
ynd Eoff's addition, IN the SIKH Ward.
Admitted March 30.h, 1874
A deed made April Slh, 1871, by
VIM. H. Moore aud wife, transfers 10
Daniel Fritz tract OF land on Wheel
| ,cg creek, containing over iorty-three
| acrea. Admitted March 3O.h, 1874;
$1,000.
A deed made the 24th day Of March,
1874, bv John Nolau and wife. trans
rers to Bernard McAvoy, lot No. = 10
square No. !. 10 Churchilrs addition
| No. 2. Admitted March 3lst, 1874,
$50.
| A deed made the 25th OF Maj CHI, 1874
nv John E. WAIT, transfers TO Henry l.
| Shields, tract OF land situated on
Short Creek Admitted March 3lsi,
1874, $500.
Deed made March q. 1874. by Theo.
Fink and wife 10 Mary Isabsl Morgan,
transfers part OF ground added 10 LOT
No. 7 by STRENGTHENING Of South Front
street., Wheeling Island. Admitted
| March %, 1874. $500.
Deed made March y, 1864, by j. F.
Smith and vile TO Mary Allen, traas
!ers parcel Of laud 81 miles from
Wheeling, and formerly belonging to
the Cruger estate.
Deed made September 26, 1871. by
Mary Woods 10 Sarah Jane Mccall
ney, transfers Der interest in q feet of
ives, end OF lot No. s in square No. D,
north side OF Monroe street. Admitted
March %, 1874, $3.50.
Deed made March IL, 1874, by Philip
Schuh!e and wife to Frances Merrdlth,
trsu.fers uortL one>half OF lot No. 80,
west tide OF EFF street. between 25lh
ard 26,h s'reels., Admitted March y,
1874, $500
A deed made the 18th OF March,
1873, by Louis Hartlong and wife,
transfers to Frederick NagIe a tract OF
land on Wsddle's run. Admitted April
2, 1874; s2l7S7.
A deed made March 81, 1874, by
Louis Hartleng and WIFE, transfers to
Charles Nsglea parcel OF land on Wad-
dies run. Admitted April Q, 1874
$500.
A deed made March d.. 1874, by
William H. Robinson and wife, trans
fers to John Hutchings the west half
OF lot No e. on Second street, between
Chestnut aud Walnut streets, in Zines
addition. Admitted April 3, 1874; 500.
Deed made April 9th, 1873, by Fran
cis A. Schambrs, transfers to J. T.
Brockba and Charles Frank the I'm
divided east halt OF lot Nc. IS. on Mar
ket street. Admitted April 81, 1874;
81 $50.
Deed made March Gath, 1874. by
Daniel C. List, executor OF the estate oil
Robert II. Cummins and wife, transfers
10 Lewis Hartiong parts OF lots Nos. 2
and 3, in square q, on the east side OF
Eoff street. Admitted April I'd, 1874;
5000.
Deed made February Sd. 1874, by
the La Belle Iron Company transfers
to Henry Wallace lots No. 10, II and
II n Cald sells addition. The lots
fronting on the east side o' Jacob street
Admitted April %, 1874; $500,
Deed made March 23d, 1874. by VIM.
A. Wilson and wife, aud Sarah Jane
Martin and husband, Transfers to Fred.
rick Folmer, lot No. SO in Z,nes add
ton on the corner Of Market and
North streets. Admitted April %, 1874;
$3.50.
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GREAT bargains just received. Plane
colored DelaInes for l2i cents peryard,
at J. ". FERREL's.
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AxusEMENrs will be plenty next week,
and not including the temperance cru
sade.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-04

CARPETS, Oh Cloths and Window
Shades at link & Sens, north end Cer-
rs Wheeling Market
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-04

SroNE Shades OF all z.s, made and
put NJ to order 10y VIM. ZInk & Son,
Centre WUprI,rr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-04

DEER PARK Hotel. OF the B. j. D K.
Co., is offered for rent for the coming
season.
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THREE marriage licenses were Issued
by the County Clerk during the last
week.
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GREAT ExoiTENEST 1T viii pay you
to call and see the New Goods and fine
Carpets being received and sold by
]. W. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling.
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ONE bale more OF that best, heavy,
fine 40 iach wide Muslin Tor l2lc per
ward. J. ". FgRREL,
Centre Wheeling,
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III A LIS

Every yetT incre,se the popularity Of
this valuable Hair Preparation which ~
due Co. merit alone. We can assure our old
patrons ihai II IL kept iully up 10 IL hiah
standard: and IL IN the only reliable and
perfected rrrpsra Ion tor rsNt ring OELY
or FADTD HHIR" isyou h'ul col ., max
ing n sDIt lGstrous, ana sllken The scalp,
by It's use he ,om.t white sud clean. IL II.
moves q ] erupiions and dandTun ana, by
IT, Ton c pIoperties, prevents the hrjr nom
faI ing out, as II stimnla 90 and nourp hes
the h ,ir-glarSs ~ IT. us., the hsir grows
thicker aud sionger In bslrntss, " re.
stores TIE capillary glands 10 Their normal
gor. aud wi J create q new growth. except
In exuem. old az II n the most ecoDoml.
cal FAIR DrtS no ever useb, % ~ Teou iffs
lever applications and sivts tho baiT
splendid, glossy appearance A.A. Bays,
u state As-Ry.I OF hassscbu ett-, ssys~
"Jhe coDsii GSnts are pure, and care uiIy
selected lot excellent quslhy; and ] con
der IL The best reputation Tor IL INTENDED
purpo' Co.
Said Jp oil Dytiooftts and Dsnlers IN Nedlcfuss
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To TIE PuDLIo.-rrrce carpets and
dry goods before you come and il you
don't save 90 per cent don't you buy OF
me, but come and see them. No stall,
but mnst unload to make room.
J. w. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling.
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Two more licenses granted by the
Council last night.
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TIE U. S. District Court, Judge j. j..
Jackson. will convene in this city MOI
day.
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The butchers are not sorry that Lent
has about run lie course.
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TOMORROW is Easter Sunday. Have
taem boiled hard, boys.
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Prepared by Dr.. J. @. Aver & Co
Practical and Analy teal Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
oct2l.g

WE KEEP A LARGE STOCK Of IN.
w DlGO, Extract Logwood, Nader
Blue VitIiol, Alum, Copperay, Ep< ON salts.
rream Tartar, Soda, and Vinegar bttters
1INGLE q ISHAM.
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THE ladies were out in full force veg
terday.
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Doors AND SHOES In order to re-
duce my present large stock OF boot,
shoes and clippers, l will cell them at d
heavy reduction from former prices.
L. V BLOND.
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COUNTY COUnT Inc following busi'
ness was transacted by this Court yes
terdsy.
In The case OF C. +. Adis Us. Bennc
Hammer, judgment was rendered In
'avor OF the plaintiff in the sum oil
sll6.SO.
The case of Central Glass Company
U.s. John Nolan was cootinued until
next term.
In the case Of C. II. Gardner Il Co.,
Us. D. G. Swarts, judgment was rendered
in the sum O! $73l.l7 for plaintiff.
The motion for a new trial in the
case Of the State for zee OF Catherine
H.zlet,, Us. John K'evis. was over
ruled and judgment ordered to be
entered NJ.
10 the case OF Philip Schuhle and
others Us. Henry Keai,t, judgment was
rendered in favor OF plaintiff in the sum
O $2,05l 81. A motion was made bj
defendant for a new trial, and the hear
ing of the motion wss continued tc
another day.
The Court adjourned NATL to-day a
The usual hour.
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TIE best assortment Of gerfs alp
psrs in the city il at
L. V. BLoSp'e.
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A Days length will be II hours and
50 minutes next week.
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IL widely know
BsoneOfthe mol
effectusI RENE
dies ever discoy.
ed for cleansing
the system n d
purifying the
h,ooi. II has
stood the ties
al y"an, with q
constantly grow
ing reputation
based on Is In.
tIlsic virtues,
and sustained by
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index ,o.New Advertisements.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to.New Advertisements.
Collectors Notice.
Kemoyal-M. Gelinck.
Removal-Mrs. Breinig
Carpets and Furnl,ure-Wn. link q
Son.
Notice-Greenwood Cemetery.
tots-Parker T. Bro's.
= Photographs-Robinson' Gallery.
Paper al Paull's.
Temperance Meetiugs.
List CT Letters.
AucrIoNERRs do much crying now.
The drummer crop gives fair prom p
ise OF large yield during the sum mer
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The drummer crop gives fair prom
ise OF q large yield during the sum mer
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For Restoring to GRAY Hair Its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A dress ng
which Is atonoe
agreeable heal
thy. and effec
tual ior pre-
servin z the
b ir II soon
reHor0 faded or
Qrdy hair 10 It's
original OF or,
! Wh heoIoss and
fresh n cas- OF
youth. Thin
Dair is tnicken-
ed, fallen hair
checked, a n d
badness Often
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AucrIoNRRRs do much crying now.
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OF lne principal Sn0 interest OF shlu
bonds according to their tenor aud
effect.
Sec. 5. That this ordinance shall be
submitted to The qualified voters OF said
city, as is in such csses provided by an
&C, OF the Legislature OF the Stale oil
Wet Virginia. entitled IAN act author.
izing municipal corporations to lssue
bonda," approved December 3, 1873.
Sec. 6. This ordinance shall take
effect from aud alter lis passage.
The sgreemen, between Joseph War
ner and the city Of Wheeling for the
delivery OF coal to the saidcity, was re-
ceived from the First Branch and coz.
CURED in.
A communication WAS received from
Mayor LETTERS in relation to the con-
demnation Of the Land OF Daniel Zane
for a street on the Island. through sad
land, was read. in which it was stated
tha, it would require 5000 to pay Tor
said Condemnation. The communica-
ton and accompanying resolution were
referred TO the cou mite on Finance for
report.
The resolution from the First Branch
in relation to appointing a committee
Of six, three from each branch, 10 re-
port on the ordinance in regard to
holding an election, at which to. ques-
ton OF license or no license be had, was
adopted. President Logan appointed
Messrs. Sweeney, Horkheimer and
Baird on the part of the Second
Branch.
The petition OF List, Davenport L
Parks, Fred Huseman and others, was
referred to the Committee on Fire De-
partment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-17
The New OOunet-

Prof. Lewis Smith has addressed the follow
ing letter to the Rochester Democrat:
The comet detected by me on the evening of
the sth instant was previously discovered a.
Nsrseilles, France, April II. The weather OF
late has been unfavorable for observations, the
few observations could be made, and even
those not with much accuracy. They were
enough, however, to prove the correctness or
my announcement that il was a comet. 1t l.
approaching both the sun and earth with a con-
stantly accelerated velocity arriving at peri
hilton nearest the sun) and perigree tLearest
the earth) about the LIST of August 1t is now
situated, at O'Clock in the morning, directly
beneath the polar star, and about Twenty-Five
eye. With glass it can be seen as hazy neb-
ulous mass with bright point little to the side.
Through my telescope Of four and one-half
inches aperture, six feet focus, it presents tail
filing the whole field with q low power OF
thirty-eix. So directly toward us it 10 moving
IL almost TO stand STILL its slight deviation
from it giving sn apparent motion toward Be.a
Ursa Msjoris. lie u now visible all night, but
will soon be only in the early hours Of evening,
setting In the northwest. II at the time of is
nearest spproach 10 the earth the moon should
be absent, We may expect, from present indica-
tors, to be treated with q cometsry display
which may rival the transit Of Venus In pofuiar
as wei IS IN scientific interest. The comes will
be brightest on the evening OF August 3, being
then 245 times as bright as At tue time OF die
c0veIy, while Cow IL 10 only five and one halt
it will be subjected 10 spectroscoYic analysis
under circumstances more favorable than mas
occur again in many yfars- IL will then De
about five degrees from Deuasols, the brightest
star In Leo. LEWIS SwIFr.
Rochester, June u, 1s7i.
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AND COnnE3CfAL
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, 1ne IL The Posts nbanci>l srtio.
St :-Ihe Wsil Street Uarkes fur securities a.
VeTl b, the Suspension f Turner Br = yeslerds,
lsvfr been tnI ned TO the best by the be.
iique OF stock spectators, Who have for month
been usirg ali lnnueuces knoxn To spec alators 6
.epress prices. M n y Is easily BILE on cai
goa, ard D, ime merczP'iie paper, bat com pa
stively little OF which II feTiLg, easses st ga y
GcVerT melt boDos are firm ~ about yestsr say
prices state bones At The board We're nominal
hold OPEN. q at ll'S; sod at ilt's; and ma
iii ce q clined t. ll On gold lOals tb,
stes have b en- fiat 20 per annum fer use
Foreign exchange IL 4SA q iSs and ssO5s for prm
lsnktrs ster tBe, wi b tue mar ct quiet. No.niua
rates are sS9G4slh. The ct ck m>rKe. oreped 3, {.
below esteidsy 9 closing price Telegraph, Pscfa
Nail, 81. Paul and W sbash, which opense steady
from the opeuiSs ices there was { advance OF !.
o "a 81 !. y lON tLg this IN msrk-t b C ame ve.k
md there was decline Of a 70 IL, the latter hsyial
been q q and j. At this hour ii 80 O. IN price
srr s@f above the lowest, ard the market is quis
and ste ady
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The N ArEa0s

BALTIMORE, June H.-Eil ginis sizes, old, a.
vngiJia'- eonsoliostsd. 5is4: ex-coupoDs, 49, esI
VfsfBias IL; North Carolina skies, old, - do new
5; special tax, bid TO-DAY.
BALIInrEk, June H-Cotton duI-Iow mid
ding. los "a l6sl Flour quiet; maIkef favors euy-
re Howard street AID western superfne, asa
Is; d., extra, 23els %; do family, 50fGs; Uity
Mills up.rnpe, 2Sas Is DO. extra, 2sGiz5i DO
'smily,7 6O9l0. Mhest very q1iet aud unchanged
Corn dull ard lower-vht sou; bern. 6dS3: yello y
-cuthern, St01-el; mixed weeterD, new, eO1Si; old
SSh Oats lvef-eeui bern, 66d7u; western mixsr
iS6L59; DO. white, O. tI62 B,e dull-95 Hsv In
fsir d marc ID sry land and PeBnsylvapia, 2O6lss
Provisions, fair orGer OF trade; nothing doing ia
round lots; prices uBcha e d. Western butter giet
md uLcharRed. q, fee n0nlfnsl snd unoh,n. -
Nhfsky scarce and highsr-ssGlOl Sugar easier
siih d, Ching tencercy-l 0i4 @lo'i.
INV YORK. June IL Stocks active, irregular
nd lower. Gold, lHs. Excl suse, long, 4Se. short
i9lH governments rctivs aud strong.
NEw YCrk, JUICE IL Flour quiet and unchanged
he at shsde fiTmar. Corn steady.
LONDON, June IL, 1880 p. m.-The weather
hTorshurt Epgisnd TODAY IL wet, bat favorable
.or the croes Bonds of ls65, old, Is; new ivss,
I045i; Erie, 26l<
LONDON, yure IL. . N -Consols, o2lktd22s< e.
money, gro 92Ald9-4 for account Erie. 2std96a
loSpoN, Jans $50 m-Tbs amoust r bal
ion g, ne Into The Bank Of England balance TO-
a. IL $500: Paris dispatches quote rent5s az s.
'raDcs ~ Confines
LONDON, June II . m.-Erie. 25XG36.
ERANKFOlT, June IL, .. H.-SO sds u lSS2, 81
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local HE VS..
LEGisL.AIrVE A~sEnRLy.

COT NCfL.-rbe CoGncil met ~ the usua.
noS mr. iass s,srsns, shs P,s..d ri, NJ slesa-y.
oih tor the rctisf OF the Pe'smsc in@uraace
- mIsny OF Gess .eto~n va reaf = second
time snd referred "a TIE na-nce commitese.
Hone lin Zoe the. r.ltef of samuel y a. 60
sgne- for ". W. Grifia aud oth~rs va re.d a
nrs' time and laid ever. Mr. Thompson fufra-
snesd a eil smenciug an act pr-ssrisias the
dutcs OF cer'-ir OF cerr OF the ~ street GOVERN
tas nj and txing their compensssiOn, read \ nrst
tine and laid over. Adjourned.
EoCSE.-Tbe Hous scced a 20 the reQaest
oi Ire Sourci for = com m'ttee % con srence on
lev, Fleming, sid Dickson we're arp,iots,d.
Mt lrin'hle intTcdaced . btll Cor the reIief Of
mrs. y on fTance; referred. Mr.. BurSley In.
irodueed eill tor the relief OF W. =. snobo,
iste cht.t clerk OF the HouSe. referred Mr.
lounss Introduced hI!l tor the rsH.fof q N.
dodcn, 10 reimburse him tor sewers lati nv
am; sefs rr,d; Mi. Coz, from the ecmm'tsee
On public works, reported adversely hlll u opea
Alley m square Ice; lad on the table. NJ
Brown. from tbe a. nm lite on Ia Va reported
bill tor The relief 81 property boiders on street
between ii b aOd 18Th street,. real a .acsOa
ime. Ai-o bin TOR the relief of g N 4 ri: resa
anrst time. Mr.. ta'roil, fuOm the con laitt.s
on markets, reportsd bi.ls 20 amend the ne.nss
act 20 80 20 tnp-se bcen-e on profuce deAle-s
II - on each ~ 0O0 invested, and Cor The nm
lection a markttg srdentrs. prOallit n the c,'-
ection NJ fees from psrt'os q Ing pr ,iase OF
thtir own rsis.rg. on the outside OF my market;
read = secOud time.
Cornell btu 10 prevent dom sstic AMI nal. from
running II large snf 20 establish pOands in the
county. VA as q. Biil requiring watcAuen
~ hsgmen o. he stationed az the RATIOS a crass-
'ngs IN the county. Was passed. Mr.. PerktHs
Introduced bin for the relief Of Chss Cartsiu:
eferred. Mr.. Urell introduced bills W kktng
appropriations 20 dsfray the ordinary aud con-
angent eNpenses Of the government, AMI -
supply o. rciencies In appropriations, which
we're read first time ard referred. Mr.. Ur,il
rom the committee on appropri stions, reported
resolution 90 pay the expenses OF the committee
sn magistrates and cOnstAhleS incluffng tha
cost Of the printing OF the report. reaf = Sec
ond time. MIR. 1oungs introduced bill for the
relief Of the widow OF Robert NJ Wood. re-
terred. The House In committee OF the whole
Considered bill for the relief Of Fielder MAkrn-
Ter, adopted 4 substitute therefor, and the bill
Ess passed. The hill for the relief OF Jam -
Fitzpatrick was considered In COMMITTEES OF
me whole, substitute adopted therefor, and
be bill was laid over intOrmsllv. Mr.. .rry
introduced bill tor the relief Of rhOs. l. Crop
ey; referred.