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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-07
NEIGHBORIIOOD NEWS.


ON Saturday night between the hours
oftwelvc and one o'clock, there was an
incipicnt fracus ON South Belmont street.
between &2I and I'D streets, but it WAS
soon quclIod by the Intervention Of
friends.
THERE are quite large number Of
cases Of scarlet fever in the city at pres
ent. principally among children.
The Sunday school chiIdr On Of st
Johns church. of this city, gave tt pic
me on last Saturday, which was quite
grand affair. 1t was gotten up and con-
Quoted under the direction Of Mrs. }. +.
Kelley and Mary Murphy. Little Ed
die Mccormick and Jimmy Sherry were
the marshuIs of the day. The procession
formed about mnc o'clock in the morn
ing with about two hundred children in
! the ranks, and after marching through
I the principal streets. went up on the hill
and enjoyed themselves the entire day.
| They made beautiful display upon the
streets, and everything passed of in
grand style.
RELIGIOUS services were held at the
different churchc, in our city, YESTERDAY.
POLICEMAN Drugan Wa, under the
painful necessity of giving one OF our
| telegraph operators at the b. X o. depot
lesson on the subject of chow to talk,
Yesterday morning, but in Justice to our
! friends Mc>,rs Gardner and Tumblcson,
we will say it wa, neither Of them, and
that they need no such lessons for they
are both gentlemen in every sense Of the
term.
YESTERDAY was very quiet day in
Bcluirc; no rows, and consequently no
arrests
4 rRoTRACrED meeting i, now beng
held ut the Disciplc- Church, in this
city, and will probably continue all this
week. Rev. Garyin, of Columbus, Ohio,
and Rev. Spence, the regular pastor OF
the Church, are conducting the services.
ions CREE Esq, of Georgetown, Colo
RADIO, will deliver Il lecture in the City
Hall this evening at : o'clock, on the
subject Of Colorado; the organization of
her churches and schools the delightful
ness OF the climate, the hospitality of her
citizens, the vast extent ana riches of her
minerals and the superior advantages
and facilities she has in the shape of mills
and machinery for crushing and reduc-
ing ores.
The timely showers we are having is
bringing all kinds of vegetation on very
rapidly.
Tur ,nnrobar. If tho pcw BRASS BAND
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r,,auprr1. ACCIDEST.-DG0thO on
r,r;,.dytoDc. Saturday morning about
IOI o'clock, German, named August
Kuokr, met hi, death in the most sudden
md friehtfu manner. at the La Belle
Nail Mill The circumstances are about
"a, follows.
Knoke was employed in the above es-
Enlistment as carpenter and millrght'
Saturday morning he was instructed to
repair or adjust some pulleys which held
the sky light windows above the grind
stones, wnere the nailers grind their nail
bits. The distance above the stones is,about
twelve feet. In making his preparations
to perform his labor, the rope attached
to one Of the windows was let down so
far rs to reach the journal Of one Of the
grindstones, in which it was caught, and
Immediately wraPt around the shaft. j.
c. Van Fo.scn, u mailer, who was work
inc ut the grind~tonc, seized the rope, but
before he could get it away
from it, ENHANCEMENT, it wound
around the shaft, and with great violence
shut the window up against knoke. He
evidently thought his life was in danger,
and must have been greatly scared and
excited. for, instead of letting himself
fail. which would have carried him safe
~ between the stones, he attempted to
Jump over them. But he failed in this
effort. and hi, feet struck on grindstone
which was revolving at the
rate of 30 revolutions per
minute. and which instantly carried him
forward by its momentum: the back Of
his head striking the stone, and he was
hurled about fifteen feet from the stone
to the floor of the factory. a number OF
persons Immediately flew to the spot
where the unfortunate man lay bleeding,
but there was no sign of life, and his
death must have been instantaneous.
The deceased had been employed by
Mes>rs. Bailey, Woodward " Co., for
about three years, and he was Il faithful
and honest workman, and Il general favor
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VINO WANTS THE Distributes,
private families or committees for pic
mics, excursions, or other festivities for
the fourth and fifth of July are respect
fully requested to give me their orders
for Ice cream in time. | will deliver
only the best quality of cream on the
quoted day as on every other day, and
can take orders therefore, only according
to the quantity Of cream it will be pos
siblc for me to obtain for the named day.
In variance to the rue heretofore, often
requiring to accommodate, the cream in
possession, to the orders received. Furth-
cr. ] have 10 remark, that alrcacy a
goodlv number of orders for the above
day came in.
\. NEUHAUsEN, Contcctioncr
No. l22l, Market street.
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THE Color GUARD-This military
drama was presented again at the Opera
House Saturday afternoon and evening.
There was considerable increase of at
tendance over the first night. The play
went off more smoothly and the charac-
tiers were better rendered. Charlie Col
lie, as Peter Hygley," furnished con-
tinual amusement, and those who have
seen him, Will not dispute his right to
the title of r first class Dutch comedian.
The Color Guard will be presented again
this evening. and we expect TO see good
attendance.
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THE OAKLAND HorrL-The Oaklan

THE OAKLAND HoTEL-The Oakland
Gazette contains full report Of 4 meet
ing in Oakland on Tuesday evening, for
the purpose of raising the sum Of 53,220
to purchase two and three. quarter acres
ofland, being the balance oftwenty-tivc
acres to be donated to the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad company as n site for the
railroad hotel. Fourteen hundred dol
Jars were subscribed at the meeting noted
above, and the amount ha, since been in
creased to 1000.
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FAILED To CoEE TO TIME.-Thc Nail
City and Hagner boat clubs, having
been talking about getting up match
between some of their rowers for some
time past Jimmy Mantin, of the Nail
City, and Johnny Hegncr, Of the Heg-
ner Club, were the selected champions of
the respective organizations, and Satur-
day night the Nail City boys had the first
800 ready to put up but the Hcgner
chaps failed to cover it, So, for the
present, all arrangements for the match
are of.
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BuRGLARY.-During the small hours
of Saturday morning, burglars effected
m entrance through the reai window
into the dwelling house of W. L. Hearn
ESD in Centre Wheeling, and stole lot
of silverwarc and other articles, valued
at sixty dollars. The thieves made their
escape without arousing any of the in
mates of the house, the robbery not being
discovered until late in the morning
There is no clue to the parties having
committed the robbery.
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CONFIRMATION SERVICES AT ST AL
rH"NSU> CHukcH.--l csterday was DAY
u pe r'''ci''oe''" "''IoiS '"' "e'i''"'
'"th"Iir'' ana IN tact III o'ilers' some
e'shty-h'e 'h''dreh were 'onhr'''"
ut -. NIPh"'su' ch'r'I' ana is Tue he"
Catholic bi>A"p was l" take part III
tn" ceremonies, 1t was sufficient to
make the occasion one OF considerable
interest. Father krcusch, and the mem
hrrN "i ms congregation h"o ielt nothing
und"ne to make tue AFFAIR an imposing
one anu 'H'l >"'''''e''
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WuEN YOU want to send her a line by
postal card, write with the following
preparation: Ten grains of hypo-sul-
phatr Of soda in sixteen teaspoonsfuls of
water sThcn, you see, the postotfice
clerk, won't know who she is. Heat
bring, out the writing.
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THE pawpaw tree j. said to possess the

THE pswpaw tree i said to possess the
curious property of rendering exceeding
" tender any kind OF meat that is hung
amid it, branches and Smith i very
anxious TO know what it would cost to
transplant pawpaw tree in the back yard
of hi, buardin" house.
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For Music Music books, Pianos, Or
cans. Stools, and Covers, 90 to Adams&
Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street.
They make a speciality Of these articles
and sell at the lowest prices and on the
most accommodating terms.
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Lee CREAM for pic-nics, parties and re-
ccptions. Mrs. Ziegcnfeldcr announces
to her patrons and the public generally
that she is prepared to furnish Ice cream
and water ices in any quantity for par
tics. pic.nics and receptions, at the lowest
figures. No GO Twelfth street, two door,
below her old stand. Patronage solicited.
Dob
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j. Eox X Co. have che largest and
handsomcst assortment Of white linen
duck and fancy Mar-aIcs vests, ranging
in price from II - to $3.50. Can't be-
beat for double the money at 20 Twelfth
.irnni
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JUST received by express, another lot
of those New York Broadway Box-to"
Caters. the incest ladies shoe that ever
was invented and the only place that
Won can get them is at l.. V. Blends, h"
hn. the exclusive .nle.
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GREAT sensation anon the people of
the city of Wheeling to know how th"
firm j. Fox ~ Co., can sell those Alpaca
Cont, mt 50 cents. Just received 300
more of the same kind and still continue
To sell them ut IS cents, but don't forget
fireplace 80 Twelfth street
J. Fox d Co.
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PERSoSAL.-Thc medical men return
ed from their Pleasant trip Saturday.
Drs. }. c. Hupp and j. Il. l.. Hordrsty
have our thanks for tavors.
Anton Reymann and Frank Walters
returned from Cincinnati, Saturday,
where they had been attending the Ma
tional Brewers Association.
We see by the Baltimore S'o,, that
Thomas Hughes, Esq, Of this city, left
for Europe Saturday last, ON the stcnn-
ship Braunschweig
Alex. Rogers, ESD will leave Tor New
York to-day, from whence he will sail
for Europe to be gone for some time.
Bishop Kahn will leave to day for a
tour through his diocese. He will pro-
baby be gone three or four weeks.
THE Garrett Go=cttc says: Our fellow
townsman. Mr.. John Daley, OF the Ia
nous old Glades Hotel, has been appoint
ed Manager Tor the Baltimore ana 'hIo
Company's Deer Park Hotel. Mr.. Daley
is very popular among the travelling
public and those who are in the habit Of
spending their summers i'll this section.
He understand, his business thoroughly,
and doubtless will conduct the hotel
with success.
QUITE CoMPLrMENT.-Wc were
shown recently one of the handsomcst
conductor lamps We have ever seen, the
same being present to the gallant and
gentlemanly Captain Dunlap, Of Wheel
ing. The lamp bears the following in
scription: "Prescntcd to Charles Dunlap
By the train men ON the 4th division, b.
X o. r. r. Co.. 1915 which speaks well
for Charlie and goes to snow the esteem
in which he is held by his asroclutc:.-
GRAFTON Sentinel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-07

THOSE iehus who indulge the propen-
sity for reckless driving on the streets of
the city. to the danger Of life and limb
of well disposed people, are reminded
that there is an ordinance which conflicts
with their needless progresslveness, and
they should not complain ii an officer
suddenly arrest, them in their wild ca
recr and the rigors of municipal justice
no rnctcd out to them. Some Of them
certainly deserve punishment.
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j. Fox * Co. have received their thru
stock this season and are determined t.
make business lively ut their ne" 'i"'. p
By selling good clothing and well m"'"
al prices 20 a,touish all.
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CryclxNATI, May 6.-River feet :
inches and falling; rain al. day and cool.
louisville. June River falling
With .rant feet 9 inches in canal. ! i""t
6 inches in Indiana chute. Steady IN"
all dav. Arriyed-Robt. Mitchell \ e"
Orleans: Cherokee and Cons Miller, On
c,nnati: John L. Rhodes, Ironsi4s.- and
I.gnrv Davis. II. Louis; Fawn, Evans
Vile Departed-MltchclJ. Cine!94"tii
Cherokee New OrIean-; MlIiar, Mem
mis-. Rhodes. Davi- Iron-Id"- and
Robin. Pittsburgh.
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Piano AND ORGAN TUNING AND Re-
PAIRING, carefully and promptly attend
ed to. All work guaranteed. Leave
orders at ADAMS " LUCAS
Music Store, 1927 Market street
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CAIRO, May 6.-Arrivcd Belle OF
Memphis, St. Louis; Bismarck, New Or
leans; Minneola, Cncinnatii Julia,
Vicksburg; -Etna, st. Louis Hickory,
St. Louis; City of Helena, st, Louis.
Departed-Idlewild, Evansville Belle
Of Memphis, Memphis; Bismarck, ST,
Louis; Minneola, Memphis; -Etna, Ohio
River; julia st. Louis; Hickory. Ten
ncssee River. River Il feet inches and
rising; raining, but now clearing up
mercury 70 degrees.
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The young men Of the STANDARD and
StophenyiIle Ga.stts are troubled be-
cause we made allusion to the young
ladies and June commandments, and
spoke Of their beautiful appearance.
Never mind boys; as You grow older
YOUR appreciation Of sthing of beauty
will increase.
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CHNNGEoF TINE on THE b. X q, X. l..
The summer schedule Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad went into effect yes
tcrday The following is the time of
arriva! and departure from this city, Bal
iimnrr time;
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The cnterprising firm of J. Fox * Go.
have the hand-omcst and best assert
ment Of ready made clothing for men,
BOYS and youths, now offered in this city
and are determined not bcundcr>oId by
any house in the city.
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GREAT sensation at the New Store Of
j. Fox " Co., 30 Twelfth street. Five
hundred more OF those James Pants just
received again at 30 cents per pair.
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ABOUT five hundred organ grinders
have made the air hideouS with their
medley, through the city, for the past
two or three days.
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THE silly season is supposed to have
commenced Fashionable people are just
now running away from their pleasant
homes in Saratoga trunks.
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THERE were no services at any Of the
Protestant churches last evening, in con-
SEQUENCE ol the annual meeting and an
,;ycr.ory of the Wheeling and Ohio
County Bible Society, which wa, held in
81. Matthews church.
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LADIES if YOU want anything in the
way Of nice shoes, go to l.. V. Blond.
He keeps the best and finest assortment
Of Ladies, Misses and Childrcn's SHOES
in the city.
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GREAT BARGAiNs.-Just opened, the
most beautiful dark and light yard wide
Chintz ut 10 cents yard, at J. W. Fer
rel $. corner of Main and 10Th streets
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THE cheapest and best place to buy
your ready made clothing for men, boys
and youths. is at the reliable store of j..
Fox IL Co., 30 Twelfth street.
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THREE hundred pieces >pF"- w.
N.rrimark and CochecJ Prints onrT''d
oyer from iu-t season. W" are gong 70
..o,. out at six and quarter ''hl'.
J. ;. RHODES " Co.
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THE Fulton public school will picnic
ut Walter Grove next Thursday. We
trust they will have delightful time.
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BLUE Lick Water drawn direct from
the barrel at natural temperature nj
Logan. List X Co.'S.
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SPECIAL NOTICE To THE LADIES
Y. Blond j, now selling +. c. Burt's
celebrated make of ladies Button Shoes
q, - 80. which have been selling hereto
fore al from S. to s..
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gambler TREss rs TIED N BLUE :"
beautiful new song, picc 4Oc, for sale by
W : Hutchins, No. 60 18th street.
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If you want d splendid and cheap
Cra,, Pattern, go now to the closing out
a,I.nf j. ". FERGEL,
Corner Main and Twentieth streets.
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NoTICE--All the best styles and
makes of prints will be advanced to :
cents per yard, and large lot will be
opened this week.
j. W. FERREL.
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j. Fox x Co. have received 80 doz
mUrcof those excellent British half hos"
and .ti.i continue to sell them at - cents
per pair.
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The grand essentials to happiness in
this life are something to do, something
to lovoand something to hope for.
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FORCED to sell my Dress Goods and
Carpets. Come Il You want them, as there
are some very desirable at halfprice, and
tn, hest CalicODs At : cents.
J W. FERREL.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r.

CONDENSED TIME CARD.
- -
- - Z "
.hNAND AFTER MAY 49,, $50, TRAINS
" VIII, rUu Daily, except sunday as fol-
lows, NlI:
A,ruN'o MAIL. EMPRESS.
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REMEMBER YOU can buy three pair of
rood socks for - cents at J. Fox " Co..
81 Twelfth street.
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ELEGANT Fancy Striped Silks just
opened ut ). ,. RHODES " COS.
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THIS WEEK-For Carpet AZ half
price, 20 to j. W. FerreIs. as heis forced
to sell
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Accommodation tram leaves Bcllairc at
$500 o.. VI, and arrives al Struh"uNili" at
- -. W.
Tickets &" AN principle points in the
E1~t ami West can bee procured AT the
Union Ticket Office in Mcclure House, and
af The station at Bridgeport.
+. Il. MYERS,
mygI General Passenger y Ticket Agent
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|. Y. BLOND has the best makes of
aides box-tocd shoes. He keeps them Of
different widths and Of the latest styles.
Call and see them al ll3j Main street.
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EVERYBODY is talking about the prices
J. 5 Rhodes X Co. are selling Black silks
Vt
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Trunks, SATcHELS AND Harness
For the largest stock and greatest variety
of travelling, Saratoga, gentlemen and
ladies trunks. satchels straps and va
lies 90 to \. Schwerttegers, No lli6
Main street. Also splendid assortment
Of light and heavy harness, collars, whips
and everything in the saddlcry line.
Goods warranted and prices reasonable.
All orders and repairing promptly at.
tended to. 1t
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GENUINE. reliable Potato Bug Poison
:, LOGAN. List n Cos. See advertise
mcnt.
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POLICE CoURT-Judqs Cranmer.-
The following cases were on the docket
of the Police Court yesterday morning:
For violation Of the hog ordinance, J.
& r. thinner, Ed. Christman, Henry
Tape and John McDermott, were each
fined one dollar and costs. Mr.. Chris
man took al appeal to higher court.
Milan Mahon was assessed three dol
lars and costs for disorderly conduct.
David Armus, for fast driving, was
fined one dollar and costs.
Hannah Fitzsimmons had her war
paint on. and made things lively in her
neighborhuod. She was fined ten dol
lars and costs. In default Of payment
she wa, committed to jail for twenty
days.
There were four charge against David
Kurncr, for the violation OF the ordinary
license. In three of these he was fined
twenty dollars and costs each. The
other case was dismissed.
The cu,e against I,arcI Halter, charged
with peddling without license, WAS dis
missed ut the costs OF the city, the evil
dence falling to sustain the charge.
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Tuv Uor DoIIAR Inquiry
" -.
among the iron WORKERS Ias' HlS"' Nv
welcomed the fact that the puddlcrs have
-, a., .,-o,, -, comort for
ueciue'' INC present '' " '' -
the consideration OF the manufacturers
which may prevent any difficulty in re-
osrd 70 the "bot dollar" for the summer
9"'N -, ..;. .,h,a
months. liner PropoS '''o'' !, "
tute four heats for five as day work.
Rv doing this they will not feel required
-, i ";.
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GEYsER Spring Water, natural, on
draught at Logan, List " Co.'S.
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ALL Wool Cassimeres marked down
from 81 to 80 cents, to close out, at
j. =. RHODES " Cos.
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PLUM SERS.
WILLIAM HARE,

Practical Plumber and Gas Filter,
No. SIS TWELFTH STREET.
WHEELING, w. VA.
orders from the country attended 10 on
snort notice. 0uS2h
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THE Hoo ORDlNANCE.--That new hog
ordinance is what is causing great dr"'
of trouble round about, Just now W.
doubt if there are many in the city but
what approved of the action oil Oou"Y'
in passing the law, but it must also os
admitted that its provisions are ehIitel!
too sweeping. The object Of those VINO
pusbed the thing through Council, was to
nreyent hogs roaming about the prlnci-
nal streets of the city, to the disgust OF
both citizens and strangers. This mas
been accomplished and at the same time
some of the mart, of trade have been cog
ged by the operation Of the ordinance.
For instance, the stock yards will have to
shut down, under law, in doing any bust
moss IN hogs. which would be Il business
loss to the city ms well as convenience to
butchers and other dealers. 1t Is also
urged that, Manchester, where the butch '
ers are located, be exempted from the
provisions of the ordinance. Petitions
will be presented to Council tomorrow
evening, asking for the amendment OF
the ordinance to cover the above cases,
and il ought to receive the earnest con
sideration of our city fathers.
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THE Board Of Commissioners will
meet this morning at ten o'clock,