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EVANSVILLE, October S.-Weather
cloudy; mercury 80 to 6G' River rising
with / 2.lO feet on the gauge. Wind
from the northwest. Down-Landy No.
>, Governor Allen, Dick johnson. Up
B. II. Cooke, Eddyyille, George Rob
erts. Business i hit
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Undrrtaking-Xink X Son.
Window GlasS-llancS, Wilson ~ Co.
West Va. Stencil Works-,Iohn H..
beverly.
The Election-Chas. K Behler.
Hamilton Opera House First page. j
Letter List.
Notice t. City Taxpayers.
Di,,olution-Paull y Winship.
Prices to Suit the Times o Kane ~
Divine.
For Sa!r-Secretary.
Optical Goods-Louis Dechcrt.
Base BalI-Cljpper rs La Belle.
Disciples Church
Ntatrmcnt-National Bank Of W. Va.
Blessing of Catholic Cemetery.
SAFE of Land for Taxes.
Elm Grove Coal-W. +. Chambers
X CO.
Now Rrcciving-C. p. Brown.
New Firm; New Goods-Turncr "
hi lon
English Lutheran Church.
Estray Colt.
Shell Oystcrs-Tidal Wave Saloon.
First page.
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Law Department OF Washington
lniYur>iiy.l
IN" regular annual term Of this Law
school Will open ON Wednesday Octob.
er 18th. 1919. Full course. Two frI ms >.,
months each. Students admitted ru a..
senior Class, ON examination. by uurlt,...
ton on or before October lyth. Iutito,
81 frst year, 50 second year, ucIudI
use Of Library. For part culars addr.,,
G. VI. STEWART. Dean OF Law Facr.r
y91cudSb 2JS y. Third ~. -. Lou. E..
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GEO. X. TAYLOR II Co will open this
morning new and beautiful stock of
FdHcB GuoIS.
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CurArER THAN EvER.-Fan dry
goods and carpets at
j. W. FEREELs
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ADVERTISING Is one of the powers OF
this world. 1t is an encyclopedia upon
the wall; it knows all, or ut least talks
obout everything with equal sclGposses-
sion; history, science, finance, strategy,
commerce. 1t NEEDLES with every sub
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RIKEB MEMS.


indicated about four feet in the channel.
The Science departed for Parkersburg
at the usua hour.
The Iron Valley passed up yesterday
morning.
The Hornbrook's barges were taken
oil the docks yesterday.
The Mallie Ragon will leave for Par
korsburg this morn ng at II oc'ock.
The Fanchon will leave for Cincinnati
at o'clock this afternoon.
Business about the landing was very
good yesterday.
Pilots DUTY.-The proposed new
steamboat law says in regard to pilots:
On all rivers and staeams where there is
current flowing steadily in one direction,
the descending boat when meeting an as
cending one, shall have the right OF way,
and shall give the first sIgnal-one
sound of the steam whistle, if
she wishes to 90 to the right, and
two sounds if to the left; and the
ascending boat shall answer by repeating
the signal rs given by the descending
boat, and shall not attempt to alter or
change it, but shall steer accordingly. If
from unavoidable causes she i unable to
comply with the signal at once she shall,
in addition to repeating tie signal, give
four short sounds, and back down until
she can obey. On hearing
this signal the descending pilot
shall repeat it, so as to let the
ascending pilot know that he has been
understood. and he shall stop his engines
and prepare to back If necessary; but in
no case shall either be allowed to change
his course from that indicated by the
signal until the signal is made by the de.
seending boat and answered By the as.
centing one. The first signal shall in all
cases be made by the descending boat.
Violation Of this rule shall subject the
yiolator to revocation of his license.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, October s.-Rivcr 90
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
rainy.
CINCINNATI, October s.-River feet
Ginches. Weather cloudy and mild.
ST. LOUIS, October S. CARVED
Belle of Memphis, Memphis; Capital
City Nicksburg; Bayard Hannibal;
Johnson, Kcokuk. Departed Bayard,
st. Paul; johnson, Keokuki Belle OF
Memphis, Memphis. River falling
slowly with . feet large to Cairo.
Weather cloudy and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, October S.--Wcastcr clear
and cool. River on stand with 4 feet
II inches in the canal, and > feet !
inches on the falls. The Jim Hobson and
tow cumc down and passed bacl, to Gin
cinnati.
NASHVILLE, October S.-Rivcr falling
with seven feet five inches on shoals.
Weather clear and mild.
MEMPHIS, October S.-Rivcr fallen
seven inches. Weather clear and warm;
light frost this morning. Departcd-St.
GenevIcve, Nicksburg.
CAIRO, October S.-Arrivcd-City
of Vicksburg, Commonwealth, Atlantic,
st. Louis; George Spanger, Ohio; Ar
kansas Belle, Evansville. Departed
City of Vicksburg, Nicllsburg. River
Il feet and falling. Weather clear; mer-
curry % degrees.
EVANSVILLE, October S.-Weather
cloudy; mercury 80 to GG' River rising
with 2.lO feet on the gauge. Wind
FROM, IA. mort hunst Down andy No
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University Of Viz mia,

opens OCtOcer l;0COntinues through nine
months. II Is organized in schools on the
elective system, with full courses in Clas-
sizes Literature, Science with practice In
Chemical and Physical Laboratories in
Law, Medicine, Engineering, Teaching
and Agriculture. Apply for Catalogues TO
JAMES f. HARRISON, Chairman, +. O.
Unworthy of Virginia, Automatic co.,
Va iyl3-dcNas
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{ mild, HpcriPnI nnN EcnII" pUrga-
tive. recommended tor the cur" Oi all de-
fragments Of the stomach, liver and
bowels. ~ thrirtimrIy use much sickness
is prevented. Tho test OF many years has
proven them 10 be- IN" safest, surost and
BEST at all the pills ever offered 10 the pub
lie. They purify IA" blood, remove all cor
ruptiuuS and restore the diseased NSicm
Ia q, rircl health. A. an Autodit"to ChiilS
and Fever they have no equal. For llyS-
pcpSiu they are specific. For Sick
Headache and Bilious collie they are sure
cure. For Consumption, rheumatism,
piles. Pulptation Of the Heart, Pain ia the
side. Back and Loims, Nervousness,
positive remedy. For F"mal" lrrcgulari-
lies, without rival. When one does not
,frrl very well" a single dose stimulates
the stomach and bowels, restores ia" APP
petite and impartS yignr 10 m" system
Sold everywhere. Office, Is hurry street
y eW York.
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WATTRS1 CONCERTO OF

CHRSTRAI,, and YTALE>TE ORGANS,
IN Tnique French Cases, combine PJ RI
TY ofYOICING i,ith great volume ~ tone.
WATERS New Scale PIANOS
hare great power and a fine singing tone,
NTH NIL modern improvements, aud dreu
BEST PIANOS MADE. Warranted far six
years. PRICES EXTREMELY LOWtUT
cash or part cnsh GIId balance in monthly
payments. To rent until paid for R- per
contract. AGENTS WANTED. Special In
ducrments q the trade. A liberal discount
10 HiHi9ers, Churches, Srhooi', L0fges, &c. IL
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed.
3 HORACE WATERS IL Sons,
AGI RrnulNXn Y. New Ork. y ~, Dox3 1G1
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Free ! Free !! Free ! !
The Pioneer.
500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Secondhand, OF Flrst-c!aSs
Makers, will b. sold AZ Low Prices for cash,
or on lnStallmcut~, or TOR rem, IN 'liy or
Country. during these hard times aud the
Holidays, by HORACE WATERS & son,
iSl broadway, than ever before offered in
New York. Agents wanted 10 sell Waters
New scale Pianos, and Concerto Organs,
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great ln-
duc.mantS 10 the Trade. 4 large discount
O Teachers. Ministers, Churches, Lodges,
clODlS, etc. eeCL-D
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EXCURSION To BELLAIRE.-Thc DEM
ocrats of this city have concluded to
charter the Market Boy to convey a large
party of the citizens to participate in
the meeting at that place next Monday
evening, which will bc addressed by that
great orator, Hon. d. W. Voorhees,, of
Indiana. There will be a big turnout.
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New FuRs will be opened this morn
inc bv GEO. H. TAYLOR ~ I"'
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R

CONDENSED TIME GARD.
- g - ~. 4
nN NNp AFTER MAY -, 40, TRAINS
" will run Daily, except SundayJaS fol-
lows, VIZ:
\CcuM'u MAIL. ENFREas.
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Nos. and lU run daily; No. daily eN-
crpt sunday; No. I daily, except saturday.
Fast bound trains make connections al
baltimore. with trains for Philadelphia,
New York and Boston. At Washington
CITY Tor all points south.
West bound trains make direct connec-
lions for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
BYEELI ING PITISB URGH AND BAL
TINORE DIVISION.
EAST-LEANFS. WESr-LEANEs.
SMuctilug Washington IA
daily at..S:ujA. N. daily ut...u.5:iUA \. VI.
Wheeling Washington, Pa,
daily ai....4:li p. VI. daily at....2:lO L. NJ.
"SuudHy> excepted. sundays excepted
Tickets 10 ala principal points can he
procured at The oflicy at The Depot;
THOS X. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
X. +. DENRIES, General Agent, Wheel
M jung
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On Consignment.

4 MOTHER LOT or 80 BARRELS OF
\ those Selected Cooking and Eating
Apples just received and for sale low BY
JAMES CRANGLE,
No. 1910 Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
OCtJ
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THE ladies will all attend the matinee
this afternoon.
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The epizootic Is prancing around at Il
lively gait NIL over the country.
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For fine work - 10 Hslls Gallery
Ills Man street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
THIRTY.FIFTm SESSION.
ST. LOUTSLAW SCHOOL,

W. X. PENDLETUN.
iy2l>h Prps,I,.',
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IR3IE:XTTIrUL OIL CHROMO,
OR. TIlTT'S HAIR DYF

Is easily applied, ImPartS a beautiful black
or brown, and acts like magic. The best
II the world. Sold 10y ali druggists. Price,
90 a box.
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MOULDING, Picture Frames, Stereosco-
bic Views, Albums, &c, mt Halls Photo
graphic Stock Depot, 1ll3 Main street
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THE COURTS.
COUNTY CouRT-Judgs Cochran.

COUNTY CoURT-Judge Cochran.
This Court met at the usual hour yes
terday morning.
The jury in the case Of Z. L Zane We.
William Armstrong being unable to
agree, were discharged.
A motion to dismiss the appeal in the
case of j. H. Cox vs.. Joel Nuzum, was
overruled. The case was given to the
jury, and they returned verdict of $40
and costs.
The court adjourned until this morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
MUNICIPAL COURT -Judge Cranmcr.
This Court met ut the usual hour yes
terday morning.
In the case of J. C. Smith u Son vs
Mary j. Merge and others an order was
entered reinstntihg thrnjunction to pre-
vent the payment OF money to defendant
until the further order OF this court.
The Court adjourned until this MORN
ing at 100 clock.
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STEAm GOATS.
heciinS. Par cTSburS and
Cincinnati transportation
COMMANDS Packets.

COURIER, Capt. JACK HARRISON.
EMPRESS, .......... capt. phil. ANSCHUTZ.
IT. COURIER leaves Wheel
.G-.ss, Mszz iug tor PaTkerSburg every
Tuc~IIy, Thursday and Saturday nj Iu:'J
u. IN. Returning leaves parkcr>bur1 every
Monday, "Wednesday ami FRIDAY at 80 CLOCK
Il. M.
The EMPRESS leaves Wheeling ana
ParkerSburg every Monday, "Wednesday
aud Friday al 1872 O'Clock a. IN. return
ing lcaVSS Parker: burg every Iuesda! anu
Saturday at O'Clock "A. III.
- {, Ii. Booth 4 CO.,
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Bookings Compound Syrup
Chest, Throat and Lungs.
EDMUND BOOKINGS

Pharmacy, No. .. Old Fellows Hall,
Wheeling, West Va &C.
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Additio,,al Locai on First Page.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co

- 49,. -l..a.E-,-lE--
Ia - ~ nss,
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE
" 9TH, 1873, Passenger Trains VIII fun aN
rOlIuwS, Wheeling time:
EASIBOUND TRAINS.
No ~ No - Nor No 10
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CAIRO, October S-Arrivcd-City
of Nicksburg, Commonwealth, Atlantic,
st. Louis; George Spangler, Ohio; Ar
kansas Belle, Evansville. Departed
City of Nicksburg, Nicksburg. River
II feet and falling. Weather clear; mer-
,n1.v NJ nrmrrns
, 1875-02-13
A Card,
"A IHTU1
H., F. l. N. SAYINGS DANx,l
rs Clark street, (

~ AAsiA 1Aiee+v J
ou1oAuo. Feb II. 1a7s.-A committee, consi,ting Of
Mr.. Louis Wahi, Of the Board OF Public 1Yosls Oen.
@. W. Drew, OF the Board Of Underwriters N, g. uou-
ton from tho Cit!zenB' Attoctatton; Amos 1rannls,
buder and Dr.. Bon G. KILLER, Sanitary f3ur.r1nteud-
ent, hive lad under consideration stncs JAM /
tHensy-eght sells Of plAns specifications, arc propo.
aaa for the erection ot approximately .sproot dwfl
ugs And have ehs day awarded tho prize Of $1,000 to
Nr 4. J. Smith, architect and builder Of Me- 33a est
Randolph street, Chicago his plans for onestory
house ta coat l20o tNo -story house to cost 10Q
eVn-stoFy store and dwelling 10 cost IS. 900.
This institution Us now prepared to ioaA money 10
parties desiring to ereet tkese buildings a: buildings
Of essentially tho construction. preference being
grun TO deposisors in tho bauk. Applications
wall only be entertained from pn.ttea who
hayo antncumbe.ed lois Of satisfactory value
Oh which they kroposs to erect th. building,
aud the money will be advanced The build-
Ing progresses. The pr3ze rans ana apcd ncatous
owned by tho bank and these. with nu1tbcr Of other
plans aud WI be It tAe setyico Of those
who ~ish to build f1es ct charge, fur thur use All
the pians aubit,el In competluou, anu ether plsns
may ba seon for few days At Room H. no. II bouth
Clark Btreet, Superior Block.
Tbs construction approved u substantially ~ fol-
lows:
j, Firs LAWS Of Tho city to be couplIed With.
.. Exterior walls to ba hollow from foundation To
root.
), No Turing OF lathing allowed On exterior vula
(. Flus Iipys of soft burnt clay to bestaed.
8, Ceilings to be covered with u incans of concfete
8. Foors to 10 protected underneath With IN inches
OF concrete.
T. oof1 to be protected fro,u below With concress and
from aboTe with tn, slate, equally hro-proof Mate
r!4l. SYDNEY uuMs, Manager,
, 1875-02-13
CRIMINAL.


.&ae tl.lef rolled nfr 3 barrel Of sirup from in
',r' " Nos. 81 and 80 Milwaukee avenue night
~, last,
Ir.,y strosesbrink was taken In custody BY
At flynn yesterday, for stealing II ovsr.
- IN = farmer, at No, 1G3 West Randolph
i 41und states that himself aud Detective
u. ats still hard at work Oh the Nuetz mur-
+ ~ e. but havo TINS far obtained nothing
.,tt' 2ulh tend to dizeoyor the roal murderer
{. III rttnrers.
G4a "a Rae, lad IS years Of ago. vas arrest-
ed y orday by Otlicur Cowtirey, on the charge
q eny Ia stealing watch all.! chain froIp
Elder, OF No. Is South CLARK street. He
'$ caed up in Madisou.st1set Station.
J. JcnkB the contumaclous wtness who WAS
n!tted 70 ias Thursday BY Judge Williams
einslng to glvo Information against '.Ihe
o. gamblers aud falling 10 answer other iu-
oeatosaes pfopoundel 70 him by The Grand
~. y still ia DURANGO vila. Lis ycsteE-
lsat before 10 would susver ina
..uestions demanded by that Jury, he would re-.
ldala IN 1ai! till "hell frogs o1er" Ths ehsaoss
a1e, not~athstaadiog thu pssasat stats u hs
, 1875-02-13
DtETZSCH,

now HE PROPOSES ro DO nUsINEss.
Tho Coroner states. IN relatlnn to the inquest
held by him on iLe body OF tho woman found
frozen OH the prairie corner OF TweL ty- -nintl
street and Emerald avenue Inst Monday, tint
Tho wolk1nau atcGIn1iu, who discovered tue rs-
na!ns, and a Enlica officer gave their tes-
iimony, aud, in the absence Of any
other evidence, tho jury returned verdict 10
tho effect that decenacd came to her death from
eauses unknown to the jury. and that she was
found frozen on the prairie. Dir. Dietzsch also
explains that seret. Hood hal no further evi-
dolca 1t tile time, and 1t WAS not until
two days Alter tho inquest that tho
Information concerning tue alleged ont.
rage upou tho "onan WAS. obtained. lie
is therefore nc.ted over the atEiclures plibllshad
in morning cot temporary, and gets back upon
the representative Of that paper In character stlo
STYLE vii! be from tho following note left
upon the prnss+booi At Central Police Station
Last evening:
sIn Heaso gil yoas ia1uI for tho future In regard
wAese sise before YOU vlts ~ artico fa It eFrors
Eut mistakes: Thu verdict IN tho of thu unknown
woman found - 4 rwsst,naa street aud n.r.la
your item t6ss orntus aud aie Inquest wan not hur-
s3 I'd ths ;; s II As Ps'1 written '~a
you please. Isespecttuily yours EMIL uiErxscn.
THO ponderous expouudcr Of Growers quest
law at4o informed TnihusE reportsr tlat tho
1nles mai might "fret I'LL HIS proud heart
lreaks" and so tell his master *'hov eholer.o ~
he IL, e1e no would dcign 10 enter upon tue book
auy mora iter,s regarding ''inkwi.ches;" ho had
only left u,emol anua u matter Of courtesy and
ri Of obligation, Therefore, when tho md.
night tueznaerefh deslre any !ntothiatlou upon
sudden and violent demiscs they muht bctaso
themselves to tho jail and there, In tho awful
md august presence OF Doyle ana Ague... who
hara tsen 80 generously allotted space in the
ief1 fur tho purpose. Tho learned scientist h.s
s:nnonncel by small cards foot square that biz
nlipo Ia in tne Criminal Court Building. and
ll;H p.lrats residence No. TN North Wells street.
~ ui.s to sas Latter locality at tie nlschinl
, 1875-02-13

An nddition to the Skinner lIouao, by which
100 new rooms will 10 gained, will bo made thia
spring.
A report Is current that the Grand Opera
House wiil, In q short time, again como under
tho management aud proprietorship of Frud
AIMS.
nspost has II that Pat 0'Noil is about to como
to tho RESCUE OF tho Chicago Museum, and TINT
hiB agent is now In the East gathering his COM
pany.
Gen. Lieb, tho County Clerk, yesterday re-
ceved from the Governor, the commission OF
john Flynn as Justice Of tho poace OF the Town
OF Lemout.
The Grand Jury did not ycstosday return any
indictments against the business managcts OF
any Chicago noWsparcra for the publication OF
lottery advertisements.
jacob Rehm and Fred Wacker have sold to tho
Northwestern Malt Company tho property at tue
| hortlwest corner OF Southport ayonue and Cly-
Gourn place for $lC0 900.
Tho Temperature yeBteraay. as obBerved by i.
nlahashc. uptcian, IS Lladiaon at ..""er TnE
TRIBUNE nr.la'pg, wns at ) a: m y.
zero: ~ 9. H., q II ~, 8; y. i Il
g p. m., II and p. H., zero.
William D. Flah. a resident Of the ~ .r.t.,
| ono yeatH, and well known as n hack ui.. tc- ~
past Bixteen years, died suddenly at h'- t.o1st
No. 1S5 Archer avenue. last evenlag, | i..s,s
| WIG Aud uAb CHIlu. 1JdEchEGu h3h i. UH:- :
trous man, aud bors a g9ol nan,e auloaS .ls?,.
Of hiH calling.
The taking Of testimony Ia tho Le a',.,,>.
FarwrIl contcated-electioll case was res,.r,1
yesterday u,o,uiag at tho County building. / ,
principal witneBH WAS CHARLES TuulEcliNe, sly
testified AZ to tho official returns OF the l u
| Ireciuct Of lilo Twoptieth Ward. Nothing ~
! poFtant WIS developed, and At noon ii i,
| Coult adjourned till this morning. n,
| 'an nuren hAs Beryed notice OIL h.,
contestant that the oontestee has fcr!y witueBs.
to eaanlne. and tlIat he will begin Oh them Moi
dsY Ut the Hatch Houaot selection Of localit.
which tho contestant cannot understand slnce 1.
Las Ieon charged that John and Mike Corcoran
Twentieth Ward.
Miss Lillian Z. Curtis, of Chicago, Ia tho
| author OF small volume Of charmi K juvenile
| poems entitled "patch Work" stou4s ap,,eAr
before tho public. TINS book has l.. .ell cotton up
eluce the July lire ~ cslanuelbr escape from
| time. II IL potle aud neritorious effort, and,
| without oxpatfating upon tho perseverance,
| OF tho youthful author. it eAuula p,eut
| with encouragement. aud, Judging from tho t!no
| liat Ut prominent Chicago na,lea altoady pbtaiu-
Cd .slbscr!bess, tue little poetic debutanta will
doubtless meet With war1n 1ccaLtiou. prcs-
pectus Of The book IL now at the I. M. G, !.
reflect credit upon tho Garden City eau do 10 bY
ca!lhR knd leaving taelr IAmos for tlls pro1'a
| t!ou,
The Joint Committees on Public Charts Ai.a
Hospitals were 10 sossiou yesterday Aftt 1T
the CuuILy Building. Tte attendlpcs NJ q
full ous. During the morning tho ''un4i;l llt,e
visited tho several bidders to ~ H:Aif tl.s
quality Of shs supplies they PROPOSE 70 +, 'aslt
u ths prices mentioned iD s'ss pc
, 1875-02-13

3b fM Editor Of tho Aes Yor} Epenfnp Post;
70 BEAVER srsE1F, Naw YoRx, Ian. 10, 1876
DEAL Sir: Our attention has bean c.!lsd to = state.
mopt Of champagne impoetatlon4 during last yea,
CONTAINED in the New York Cu,ameiudi dptrtsser Of
tho 18th inst iu which statement tustice u done to
our tinrtatons Of Piper Heidstct which In that list
include only New York, whilst In tEdex to shov the
real mportaiona Of that brand 10 his country those
to ohcr ports ought 10 be meusionl ukswse sepeca-
'y these to Philadelphia 10 which plaea up to A.y
1874, wo shipped the Piper Heidsltk from hero.
The direct shipments to said oiY tnads ouy imports
ona 70 New York Of course, 10 ael auaIles, hlt H.
, 1875-02-13
scAvENSER CONTRACTS.


MEETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
meeting Of the Board Of Health was bold
lat evening at thoir roonis in tho lIonorc Build
Ing for The purpose Of considering tho biaa for
doing the scavonger work OF tho city for the no1t
thxes years. DR.. J. A. Hahn occupied tho chair,
aud Ms. ]. W. Russell acted nj Secretary.
The following members were present: Mayor
Colvln, Charles Moore. Dr.. G. scAloctzor. Or.
Ben C. Miller, and ]. alcDcrmott.
Mayor ColViu moved that tho opinion OF the
Corporation Counsel in regard to lottlnS tho con-
tInot be road
Iho motion boing adopted, the Secretary read
che following opinion:
Yon AK my opinion whether your Board can make
three years. TL!s QUESTION las becn n,u4ed III soy
erut casca pertaining to work let hy other Boards Ny
TO this nohe Of rroeoedirg, Had nome gooL lawyers
entertain very decidedly an adverse opinion
.p e. ~9a s II e to i g e
to eis. COLD tsrrn!pato tho contract al
H. sm ts s st s z. ss Z y ssa
IN other wurds by prostdlng ta unless tho city sho1
con,ius the contract ut tho end Of oac year tho city
my and all .rplianccs and contrvanees hnnd u
that time which It hGd been zeanouable that tho COR
tractor shon1 havo provided. rhtn feel Surs would
obrino all aacuty, any, tp the validity Of auch
eout:att.
Mayor Colvin then moved that the parties
having Inado bids he informed That clause III
serted in tho CONTRACT which motion was also
adopted.
On motion OF Dr.. Miller, 1t was resolved that
thc bidders be notified i'll writing By thu Sec"
rotary of tho ofiDion Of tho Corporation CounHcl,
and request Ehon, To Inform tue UoaEd Un nr bo-
fore IL o'clock NJ. T!eeday whether t,y will &C.
ccrt Of such q ciauLo In tie contract
Tho various bidders who wero il waiting ia m
Rnte-lo wcre thor called il QUO by ono, to
E:ato whether they would accent tho PROVISION
and whether they would ba abo to carry otlt tho
contract satisfactorily, and how lhny intended to
do the work.
lie following bids wore considered: G.
0berndmtf. s3 por yard; 4. ". ltobinson. 81 !;
Ga,t Diohme, S4.l0; l.. T. Wright, i.;l.7a 4,
i; keyses, 10; ]. aarrlo:s, 93.5g; JaMes Geary,
&s.4o; Peter bcroney, .3.c1; ". D. Cox, s4.l5;
George Lauder. s3.75; J, A. 6holI, u A. Eucn-
or, g.; J. HoAnor l. Co., *4.25; s. Welsou,
2I.2U
Tho Board then Went into aecEet seaslon, but
etstod that they mould not award tue contract
befoIo next week.