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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-28
SUPERIOR QUALITY OF IKoN.-We

SUPERIOR QUALITY OF lRoN.-We
were shown yesterday specimen OF the
Boiler Iron manufactured at the Sligo
Iron Works, Pittsburgh, Phillips, MINI
ick & Co., proprietors. The specimen
was about eight inches square, and from
hole in the centre originally two inches
in diameter, fange with diameter oil
nearly eight inches, had been drawn out.
This WAS done to show the remarkable
malleabilty and durability OF the metal.
At the ends of each side of the square
also. the iron had been drawn out into
lengths of wire, in which, when entirely
cold knots had been tied, and this was
done without producing any visible
crack or flaw. The extreme ends of these
wires were also bent in ornamental shape
which required sudden and short twists
The specimen is fair one ofthe IRON
which Messrs. Morehead x Son use IN
their shops, and its superiority is clearly
shown by the above experiment. 1t
is the use of such first class
material which has given this firm
its popular, wide spread and well merit
ed reputation everywhere, and this too Is
sufficient guarantee of the superior ex-
cellence of work which they turns out. The
tensile strength of the specimen alluded
to was marked at siXty-two thousand
pounds.
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THE INDEPENDENT MUNICIPALITIES.


"Got any news?" the reporter any
iously and earnestly inquired of half the
citizens of Bridgeport and Kirkwood,
yesterday, and invariably came the DIS
heartening reply: Not any, except the
river has broken up" That loaS news, -
the reporter would reply; "but it is get
ting old Not even a breath of gossip
was being whispered. In despair, IL
bright eyed lass behind counter in
.Etnaville was appealed to. For if there
is any news, va may depend
upon the women knowlngit But vain
the effort. No; there's no news now
Summer is the time to get items. There's
always lots of fun going on then. But
summer is far away, and news must be
had, and again the reporter wearily pur-
sued the search.
AT intervals on each side of the bank
of the creek that divides Bridgeport and
Kirkwood, are erected some lefty
looking structures of singular archi-
lecture. But let not curiosity get the
better of you, for the curious looking al
fairs are but ice houses, with the appara-
tus for hosting Ice directly from the
creek.
The stacks of the 1Etna still belch
forth fire, smoke and SCOT, with monoton-
Gus regularity.
So APETHETIC have the Independent
municipalities become, that not
single scheme for i'm
provements" or extension is talked
of by the citizens of the aforesaid place
The opening of spring, however, will see
work prosecuted vigorously on several
new enterprises, that have already been
arranged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-28
Vote for Il. A. Britt for City
Clerk.
Wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD "Wednesday Morning.
For Wednesday morning, and in the
dead of winter, the market this morning
was fair. Vegetables were scarce. The
supply ofapples was moderate. Turkeys
were quite plenty and sold as low as Il
cents per ID towards the close. Chickens,
ducks and geese were few, and game
limited. A fair supply Of butter and
eggs. The demand was brisk for every
thing and prices slightly higher.
PRoDUcE-Eggs, 2s@8Oc per Dor;
butter. Soc per TO-; turkeys ljc per III.
later in the day they sold at 12c; chickens
were scarce at 30@35c each; ducks, Soc
each; geese, SOC each; phesants, SOC each.
FRUITS AND NUTs-Apples, 2OG3Oc,
according to quality; oranges, per dozen.
25(d Soc according to quality lemons,
25(d,4Oc per doz; raisins, per ID, 25r;
raisons, choice, per lb, 30c; currants, per
ID, lOc; prunes, per ID, loo; French
prunes per 10, zoe; citron, per ID, SOC;
English walnuts, per ID, 25c; brazel nuts,
per ID, 25c; almonds, per ID, %O@%5c;
figs, per ID, 25c; dates, per ID, 2Oci cocoa
nuts, Zoe each.
VEGETABLEs-Carrotts, 2jc per peck
parships, 25c per peck; turniPs, iOc per
peck; onions, SOC per pect; potatoes, 3Or
per peck; cabbages, jCa, poe per head.
MIscELLANEoUs -Walnuts, he per
peck; buckwheat, per ID, Dc; corn
meal, 2Oc per peck dried beans, Sc per
quart; hickory nuts, shell barks, tOc per
peck, or 8 quarts for 25c; corn, zoe per
bushel; cartridges, 2Oc apiece.
FIsu-Ohio river Jacks and Bass and
Perch, 25(d soc.
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The I'd Ward "Shenancgan.'

EITIIOTN Ut IIIV IN'IINtVI'
4. c. Egcrtcr refuses to comply with
the order of the Executive Committee.
He orders tickets for the party with the
candidates of the convention on them;
but when it comes to Council puts only
his own ticket on with himself at the
head of it. The order was that all can
didates for Council when party nomina-
tions were not made, was to be put on
the tickets in order that voters might
make their own selection. a. c. Egerter
CAN'T SEE IT.
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a Card.
Editors of the Register.

Please allow the Use of your columns
to acknowledge the following donations
to the Relief Association received on sat
urday, 18th inst, but inadvertently
omitted in the published list of donations
for that day, viz:
John c. Miller, 9th ward, packages
nutrina, . gallons peas, l gallon beans,
| gallon hominy. A basket of beef sent
the same day by Mrs. j. y. Vance, was
contributed by butchers in the Second
ward market. T. Il. LAIRD,
Chairman Managing Committec.
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The remarkable hveliness ofthe Dem
ocratic party last fall, just two or three
days after the independent press had
announced its death and burial, is now
accounted for. An exchange tells us that
Connecticut genius has invented self
opening coffin, with Geographic alarm
attachment, for the convenience of those
who come to life after they are buried,
and no doubt the party was buried in one
of those collins
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Vote for Il. 4. Britt for City
Clerk.

a YOUNG lady living on Chaplinc street
dismissed her lover because he kept her
solong on the steps to say goodbye one
night. that she took cold. Love that
might out live a fever, will often succumb
to cold in the head.
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Committed TO JAIr.-Daniel Rolf,
who was arrested on the chargeof stealing
a watch and chain from Edward Reid
at Laramics Varieties on Tuesday after
noon, had hearing before Justice o Kcetc
yesterday at = p. NJ. The Justice held
him in the sum of 500 for his appearance
before the next term Of the County
Court. In default of giving bail he was
remanded to jail. The accused claims to
be a resident of Cleveland, Ohio. Reid
lives near Fulton.
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Vote for +. A. Britt for City
Clerk.

A SPLENDID opportunity is offered to
the readers of the REGISTER, who have
cash to invest, to buy bargains at the
great auction sale of clothing and dress
goods, January %, at ll2O Main street,
VOLTS old stand.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-28

PERsoNAL.-Robert W. Tucker, Esq,
the energetic and popular agent of the
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company,
presented us, yesterday, with some OF the
neatest business cards we have ever seen,
zach one being handsomely executed
chrome. "The Judge is live man:
and is making his company go.
The Ladies Relief Society of st,
Matthews Episcopal Church will meet ut
the residence of 5. p. Hldreth, Esq, on
the Island, this evening.
John Cummings and Uncle Joe For
syth, are the only candidates that are
happy. They have no opposition.
j. II. Mack, agent of Roberts "Jack
and Jill troupe, was registered ut the
Mcclure House, yesterday.
The local editor of the htcLtiycncer
ought to follow his seniors example, and
get married 1t is not well to be alone.
DR.. Baird will be promoted to-day.
The House of Lords First Branchl will
claim him as it. own, hereafter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-28

PERSONS using base-burning stoves
should be careful to see that the cover of
the coal reservoir is completely closed af-
ter filing up with coal, for if left open
ever SO little, the coal in the reservoir
will gradually become ignited and the
apartment filled with the carbonic OK
ide gas from the coal, which is irresplra-
Il,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-28

We desire to call attention to the ad-
vertisemcnt of Mrs. c. E. Smyth's school
for girls, which appears in our columns
this morning. Mrs. Smyth is well known
in Wheeling, and the superior excellence
of her school is acknowledged.
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J.C. HERvEY, auctioneer, will sell at
public auction. 1920 Main street, $4,000
worth of dry goods, clothing, cassimeros,
socks. handkerchiefs, corsets, &C. &c, to
the highest bidder-cost or value being
out Of the qucstion-the goods must be
sold within few DAYS, ~ matter how
great the sacrifice. Sale will begin
Thursday, Jan. %, and continue daily.
Auction sale = and 2. NJ. Private sales
during the dav.
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ENGLISH writers are once more dis
cussing the economy of close stoves, and
they say they "burn the air What con-
ception must a man have of the mean
ing of words who talks of burning the
,;u
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WARRANT IssUED.-Mr. Joseph Law
son, Secretary of the Wheeling and Bel
mont Bridge Company, went before
Squire Caldwell yesterday, and swore
out warrant against T. Hoge, for
driving over the suspension bridge, in a
fast and reckless manner. a hearing of
the case will be had when Hotie gets
through serving his ten days in the Jail,
where he is confined on a city warrant.
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STEAM BOATS.
wheeling, Parkersburs and
Cincinnati transportation
COmpany's Packets.

COURIER, .............C Capt. JACK HARRISON.
EXPRESS, ...........Cap PHIL. ANsCHCTZ.
1N The COURIER leaves Wheel
-. ing for Parkersburg every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at lU:%
a. III. Returning leaves Parkersburg every
Monday Wednesday and Friday at yo'clock
a. m.
The EXPRESS leaves Wheeling ana
Parkersburg every Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday al 1917 o'clock a. M return
ing leavsS ParkerEburg every Tuesday anu
Saturday AT o'clock Am.
For freight or passage apply to
10 Agents.
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DoNATIoSs.-The following donations
were made at the Soup House yesterday
Otto Hess, basket of beef; Mrs. j. NJ.
Bulger, gallons milk; {. F. Wagner 20
loaves bread Henry Baird, 2 sacks pota-
toes; Mrs. c. Hansen, sack buckwheat
-four; &. Bayha dozen loaves bread /;
Neil " Ellingham, box rizena and /
barrel beans.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-28

DEATH OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN
1t is with more than ordinary regret
we announce this morning, the death of
George Mendel, ESQ., one of our most
widely known and highly respected cit
liens, which occurred last night ut
eleven o'clock, at his residence on
Twelfth street. The deceased was
bordering on sixty-six years of age, and
for many years has been engaged in the
furniture bushes, in this city, and by
strict attention to his affairs, and by an
upright and honorable life, he arcumu-
lated quite fortune His death was en-
tirely unexpected, and the intelligence Of
the sad event will be received with UNI
feiyned regret by multitude of people.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-28

INcoRPoRATED.-Thc Secretary of State
has issued the following certificate Of
Incorporation;
Commercial Insurance Company, prin-
cipal Office at Wheeling, $4,000 sub
scribed, with $l5, 200 paid in, with privi-
lege of increasing the capital to $4,000
The incorporators are William Aldridsc,
John G. Morgan and NJ. NJ. Murry, OF
Wheeling; W. II. Seely, Boston, and A.
l.. Loundsburv, New York
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NorARIEs PUBLIc.-The Governor
has appointed since our last publication
the following Notaries Public for tn"
counties named; For Ohio, Joseph j.
Woods; for Cabell, Nathan LOOMS and
Thomas w Taylor; for Kanawha, II. ID.
Shrewsbury; for Wood, L. d. Camden
and George II. Caldwell; for Monongalia,
A. 5. Houghi for Hampshire, Billings
Hobart; for Richie, John NJ. Wilson for
Greenbrier, J. A. Montgomery; for Mich
olas David Evans.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-28

To-Day will be observed in all the
Presbyterian churches Of the world, rs Il
day of prayer and fasting
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SOME of the candidates are making all
sorts of promises to different people.
They are like double-cnded ferry-boat-
run as well one way as another.
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FORCED SALE-Bcst makes of Prints
Il cents per yard, and Carpets and the
entire stock of Dry Goods even cheaper
in proportion, rs there are but few days
left to close on. the stock.
j. w. FERREL,
Corner Main and 10th streets.
The LADIES FAYoRITE.-Ihose beau
tiful Box.,ocd Bntton Caters at
l.. V. BLoND.s
NOTICE. | will have three additional
statesmen this coming week, and will be
able to wait on YOU promptly ond avoid
the delay that has occurred in my store
the past week.
J. w. FERREL,
BUYERS will find it TO their interest to
attend thc great auction sale Of clothing
and dress goods, Mt ll2O Main street
January %.
j. G. HERvEY, Auctioneer.
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OUR friends will oblige us by bringing
the election returns to this office as soon
Us possible this evening.
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TuE luxury Of smoking brought forty
millions of revenue into the Treasury
last wear.
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YESTERDAY ia persons were supplied
with something to eat at the Soup House,
and 81 families, numbering 254 persons,
were supplied in the various wards
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TuE street paving ordinance passed
the First Branch of Council last night,
and is now law.
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ONLY ladies who were convinced that
they had Il firm footing in this world
yenturrd out yesterday afternoon.
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ANOTHER lot of those fine Box-tocd
Button Caters have just been received at
l.. Y. BLoND's,
No. ll35 Main street
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If YOU "swear Of using tobacco to-
day and put twenty-five cents week in
an old stocking for ten thousand years,
you will have saved Sl30,00O.
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Commemorative stated in last Satur-
DAYS REGISTER that Mrs. Harkins was
put under bond to keep the peace, by
Squire Belleville, which was mistake.
Mss. Harkins was complainant in case
in which another party was put under
bond, which accounts for the mistake.
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"JACK AND JILL" posters adorn the
bill boards to the infinite delight Of the
children.
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YESTERDAY might have been oppor-
timely called ash Wednesday, Judging
from the appearance Of the pavements.
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Do YOU want Carpets at half price?
Go to j. w. Ferrcls.
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Do YOU want Dry Goods at half their
value that must be- sold now Go to j..
W. Ferrels.
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FIRE AT CADIz.-The following dis

FIRE AT CADIZ.-The following dis
patch was received by the Stcubenville
Gazette last evening:
CADiz, o., January p.
At o'clock this morning, we were
awakened by a fire alarm. The planning
mills of Clark and Kennedy, opposite the
p. c. Il st. l.. railroad, were burning. 1t
was evident that all efforts to save the
burning buildings would be useless, and
and ali energy was expended to prevent
spread of the fire. Adjacent buildings
were in. imminent danger. The mills
were entirely consumed. Loss $4,000; no
insurance.
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japanese work is the amusement sow.
Tissue paper paste, scissors, and patience
are required.
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EVERY candidate in the field expects
In be elected.
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THERE has been very little betting on
today result.
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THERE won't be So many candidates
tomorrow.
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MANUFACTURERS are still watching
and waiting. Hard times has cured con-
,,,aDtioH in their case, nj least.
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS.-The Gov
ernor has recently appointed the follow
ing Commissioners of Deeds for West
Virginia in other States: Paul Diver,
Pennsylvania, and VIM. {. Mexican,
New York.
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,rydrtuIe Of Tr0
Steamer Market Boy.
HOURS or DEPARTURE.

HOURS or DEPAKruRE.
leaves R.Ilairr nj and 30 A. NJ.
e. and 80 2. NJ
Wheeling nj S::sD and II AN.
2:3O and =. VI.
g,usor ,diug signed, and small pack
ave, attended to if left AT }. g. Norris l2li
Water street
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TnE commencement of Lent-Feb-
ruary 10th.
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HrGE cakes ice ornament the river
banks.
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"BAxDIrrl cocktail" is what they call
Tor now.
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At'heelin9 Aeeister.
THURSDAY. JANUARY IS. 1878.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Ayyicdl Of Trains.
y yDE II SHa.m. 42Up. IN. 1880 pm.
C,utr 10 Div 7.iOa IN. 6.2j IA m. II 10 I'm.
C!rVvHd&Pitt Hoo a. III. go p. III. I'll pm.
H.unfI'd KR SLOAN .......... .... 4.ij pm.
SlruhrmVille Accommodation f.l0 pm.
Departure Of Trains.
40. n. R...:6.45 a. m.. $50 am. % p. III
Centric. Div = pa. III. 80 pm. $40 p. III
CIryrldNPitt 6uj a. III. Ii. lUa IN. "3.O5 pm.
hrmpti'd RRG.lja. m .............. 20 p. III
aStrubrnyilie Accommodation 40 p. III
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An good citizens should vote to-day
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BALANCE poles would have been good
things to carry last night.
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LITERARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
readers should not forget the Literary
Entertainment ut Mt. de Chantal this
afternoon, at half past two o'clock, at
which time Prof. Evans, thorough elo-
cutionist, will give his readings. The
tnllnwinr Is the
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TnE second Of February is Ground
hog day.
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TnE Municipal Court has adjourned
until Saturday morning.
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The cost of building has been reduced
nearly one-third from the old war prices.
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We had falling weather Yesterday, in
more ways than one.
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EVERY man you met last night talkc
election.
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"SALAcIoUs dabs of appetizing jelly
means oysters.
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THE jury rendered verdict in ac-
cordance with the facts. '-GereLand
Leader.
What sort of jurieS do they have in
Cleveland?
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THERE will be many new faces i'll the
next Council.
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THE ,aloohs will be closed to-day.
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Proposals for Steam floating Appar-
atuS.
Fine Beef. Xocchlrr X Bro.
Hamilton Opera House.
Best Thing in Town.
Wanted-Two Urshera.
Mrs. +. Smyth's School for Girls.
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lr was sort o ,lickery last night.
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THE Superintendents of Election APP
pointed by the Mayor, will meet at the
City Building this morning to get the
poll books for the various wards, and to
be "swore in
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-28

THERE j. many slip nowadays.
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THE West Virginia Legislature thinks
OF wheeling the State Capital from
Charleston to Wheeling-PittsboTyh
Commercial.
We hone so
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POLICE CoURT.-Two cases were dis
posed of at the Police Court yesterday
morning.
a man from Ohio, giving his name as
T. Hoge, charged with drunkenness and
driving horse over the Suspension
Bridge at faster gait than walk, was
fined five dollars and costs. In default
OF payment he was committed to Jail.
Edward Duffy, charged with disorderly
conduct, paid fine of five dollars and
costs
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TIE CuLoRED NoTE.-A large meeting
OF the cOlorcd citizens WAS held at the
old City Hall, in the Second Ward Mar
kct House last night, for the purpose OF
taking some action in relation to putting
one of their number forward as Il Candi-
date tor Street Commissioner. After
some discussion they resolved to cast
their vote solidly for +. NJ. Rolls. While
they don't expect to electric man, they
lust want to see what strength they have
| anNhnw.
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THEY have "freless stove" in the Co
lumbus, Ohio, street cars. Tanks of hot
water are placed under the seats, and
filled at the terminus of the road at the
end OF each trim
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
JANUARY u, 1875.
SECOND BRANCH.

\ special meeting of the Second
Branch of Council was held last night,
President Logan in the chair.
The following members answered 10
their names: Messrs. Baird, Carpenter
Crawford, Darrah, Forbes Grein, He'll,
Hildreth, Horkheimer, Koplin, Lancas-
ter, Pollock, Roth, Sweeney, Warren.
y report of the special committee on
Legislation was received and adopted.
No other business being offered, this
Branch adjourned.
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\ -O-r-E.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-The Court met
ut 10 clock yesterday morning.
The following persons were admitted
to citizenship:
Frederick Hubach, Louis Hamm, Her
man Krytcr Herman Feltman, natives
of Prussia; James Anderson, John Lar
shcn and Patrick Elwood, natives OF
Ireland; Leo. Harangel, native Of Ger
many.
The Court adjourned until Saturday
| morning at 10 o'clock.