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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-22

Rare Spectacle In and About Kings
Chapel The Floral Offerings.

A Rare Spectacle In and About Kings
Chapel The Floral Offerings.
BosroN, Feb. 2l.-The remains OF Char
lotte Cushman Law In state in the rooms she late
ly 90 supied at the Parker House, and from 10
A. NJ. to IL NJ. continuous stream OF visitors
passed In and out to view them. Long before
the hour assigned for the funeral services,
School street in front of the Parker House was
1lled with people, the throng extending up to
fremont street, and about Kings Chapel. where
the street was almost impossible. large de
tail Of police was on duty at the church and
hotel, and their services were required to make
an entrance for those having tickets to the
church.
By II o'clock every available seat or standing
place IN the church was occupied, aud many en-
Titled TO admission were unable to force their
way In through the surrounding throng. At IL
O'Clock the remains were borne from the hotel
and placed IN the hearse I'm waiting at the front
eutrance. which Is nearly opposite Kings Chapel.
The pail bearers and immediate family friends
escorted the remains on foot To the church. The
rasket was deposited In front Of the altar, and
beautiful noral offerings were placed upon II,
The interior Of the church presented a spectacle
OF rare beauty. Tine noral offerings of Clara
Louise Kellogg, Jarrett aud Palmer, Lawrence
Jarrett, TOmpkins and Hill, and Others filled all
the available spaces In and around the ChanceI.
coud ucted by the Rev. IL. " FOotc. The pail
bearers were Joseph COOledge Chas. Amory,
Addison Child, the Hon. Root. G. winthrop,
Charles G. Perkins, and the Hon. NJ rttn Brim-
mer. The seats on the broad aisle Of the chapel
were reserved for the relatives and Intimate
friends of Miss Cushman, and news were re-
served Tor members Of tue profession, Gov:
other distinguished men were present.
A long line of carriages followed the remains
from the chapel to Mount Auburn,
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SUPREME COUNT, CuAMBERs,-Tnird Mono

SUPREME COURT, CHAMbkhs.-IhIId Monday
motion calendar.
SUPREME COUNT SPECIAL TRRM,-pemurrers- Nos.
pos iO6 ga all Ii5 49, 235 26S az 2O8 l07 aO7,
100 20i lig 100 90 1876 1870 40 25o, ~, 202 TO- a.
SUPREME CoURr-part Il.-N0s. 1902, I0eS, lis, 20,
233S s2 452 4e2i Dos 1887 ne 6l4 1895 $50 103b,
lot2 lntS 1882 s7b 1854 1918 H. 1873, 253l 253s l2,
l2S l252 l2,4 1888 a2 AS si4 80 1000 1855 l3i4,
1884 1850 1886, 1925 l020e, 1915 Part lIsane cal
tndHr.
sVPFRIoR CouRr-Part l.-Same calendar Part IL
Nos 500 OPS 1881 aSl SlS 77S 900 g5d g57 Dos, 1879,
74s s lOe, Qai, s1e. Part II Same calendar - ...o
COMMON PLEAS Part l-l,cady.-Nos 25i, $50, 2O4p,
IN J5i $50 0dD, IL, 81 t96 e2ss, 213 1920, ll67,
1904, A., 2g3, 1913, lG0s dl0ls l0o; los gs3 l5u
lO3s Part lNos 100, lii0, 1880, 1858, 1857 go
ISIS. Set dOwnNus, 1903 1894, 1901, 1886 1872 ~ 2,
1868, 1864, 12ig 1870! l0a, 1859 1919 1881, ll2i 2lal,
1909 Part III ib3 l5.l lbs, 4lsi, lill, 1850 80
1871 I40l 1fp3 1868, II 80, 1900 ligS sci doWh-N0t
9le4, 1874, 1905, lGh l13o, l13l, 1870 1910.
COMMON PLEAs-EQVlrY IERM.-Nos. a. q, SO
Term
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M sos sItrs siate, &C.. tss.S; 81 we:te,n !rtne
IL, do winter w6ca, aud XXX. d 'iiS@fs;5S' Mime
sofa patent, t4'SntH so city shipping extras, tescp
sogGIncr. 'epn!9g extra. o loctG 75 R,c ao.t So:
49, B,,9nryN,.,s taioataSc. Buckwhcat nour
PkovsruNs -Pofk and lard have been in active speeu.
por an BRINE an PG op s ss a 5sr Of &
Improvement was lost At the ose OIher provistons
99ats been scly nrm hut me demand quite moderate,
p9 7so gss T., e: So ana 70, future aey
March Bacon more active, sales $40 bXs at IL 80
i2,e, for city long clear. and lgc. for western %.
PRIME CITY, ti8gl'a Tor PRIME Western, and tis 900
les e t5 r MaS s is siSg gFS or I Xp Sn2
~ 90 io5 june .gr'sed ,sssgs steady We q99e;
'9S6 prime S mess mess ,s1i'ie 49, B eci1f"in nt..
l e. ,gsS, i india mess p0'b dSsf SS sln.
pol. $3.50 nam; p,scd, d., i2tei &c" shosl.
steam rendered is si3ssc, prime city isac smoked
Ros i.e Tor Wes Ssfa and fsr
GRAfN-fhcte has been general uuincss In the mar.
p pne emanG f Vs h and corn han IN eG md
holders show less speculative confidence; out ntie
more steady IT, 1ay Wheat l9wer and nd m8rc acye
sprnr S" aoa for mixed G M%SuSee spfSs d
ior interior ,'prng, o. 10 Tor choice 10; Milwaukee
and more active .si,s ~ sn1 M ~ a. ia DC fof IN
feier Western 40 isc good do l5l4c ,tore Tor
90 No. Chicsg9 nihc - igc. ior state missd on
aales $500 BUSH 5Hiec. Tor no grade tiaotisc.
toT ulNnu, VI uIc Tor yellow, 62ntI for southern
yellow d2a6dc fot Sou,hern white old mgod held at
Rareg Sa5tcd ~ q. a., spd nominal a. gS
for twu.rowed state, with sale Of 40 2bay t1l1
Barley mat hrm at 2js t14n for Canadian. and tla
tl.21 Tor Two and four rOwcd STATE.
Corros-Thcfe has been sharp decline in the fast
week. Tor spOte a. well as futures, under variety ~
ruiavorablc influence, the most conspicuous OF which
have ucen The dtchuiug foreign markets. and large
oepts st the ports. The total receipts to saturday
10000 bales IN excess ct last year To-day tie quua.
night were 3,3pasl5 bllcs same time last year
9,sWtbp1 bales. Stocks nj the ports are now
tons for cotton on the spot arc reduced 1G'. wtn
the market + quiet. sales hjb bales OF which $50 r
EXPORT us Tor cpnsumpon and 400 for speculau, r..
Euiurce UCc med .NiltC Sales IS 900 haie-, cosl (
AT i2ac Tor February l. Lice. Tor March. 70 3lec.
tur hrrtl IL 532c for MAY Is l12c for june 1870.
fnr ia " aud 1916 Tor August Receipts NJ the 10 =
to-day, 2hf2j balcs. The Liverpool market quiet
and unchanged. Wequutc un the spot;
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NEW YoRK. Monday. Feb. IL Receipts %
hecvrs yce'crd and toias vere 22s AZ ols. ORR 20
tn,makiuE paldfort wce. against d,jbl turtn pee
vous We, H. lur ftcrh offerings were nanN native Nt-t
err Steers OF common 10 premium quality. with more
fair 90 good cattle than usual even Tor Nuncay- trade.
irces we're about the same AZ GU Friday o. %, n
lower than quoted Do wees ago, aud trade wds Quiz A
few fancy gud premium steers were tailed al 1870
iaec n. but 12ie" -. 20 dress ~ ~ tH tn pr
cWt n the outside quotation for strictly nine. md
common toRnod ranged fromp 60 lllec e. ." todtets
55GH, NJ. The two car loads If Texans reccy cd rang
from S1pc. to vlpC 2 D., To dtVs- 5oos5O he.
Reccipt- OF sheen were 80 loads or G.eS2 Lead,
max ug i5u1 for the week, 2u,513 last
harket active ana rul AZ further advance q nearly
en-.
Receipts OF hogs SO car loads. 7.0o9 head.
making - 56i Tor the week, against 23S7 iaEt veeB
The market was steady aud arm. carl ad uf corn
fed OHIO hogs. lpi n. average sold live at SIC ..
Dressed hogs were m demand at 1880 lie. y, fOy
city and lOItC. for Western.
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BROOKLYN'S CITY GOVERNMENT
Mr.. w. A, Husted's Proposition More Water
Nanted-R cducing salaries.

W dhteu -hcuu'ing r'"i"lifs'
At the me ting Of the Brooklyn Board Of
Aldermen yesterday Mr.. W. a. Hustled, in a
communication, announced that he would erect
and thoroughly equip a building at Washington
and Johnson streets for the use OF the Police
Department, at half the price paid for the
present headquarters. The matter was referred
To the Building Committee, who were Instructed
to report on next Monday.
A resolution to appoint Gen. Ingraham City
Surveyor was adopted.
The Assessment Committee reported that
there Is no money to pay individual claims,
amounting to $2O0,0O0, for lands taken for public
purposes, and that as bonds would have TO be
Issued TO settle the claims, the committee re-
quested, in the light Of the present reform poll
cy, to be discharged. This wish was grated.
In the annual report Of the Department Of
CITY Works, Chef Engineer Adams pointed out
the necessity Of providing for an Increase Of the
water supply Of the city. lie recomme uded
that the water east andIwest Of: the Hampstead
reservoir be utilized.
The ilary Committee sent In two reports, one
of which would reduce the aggregate OF the pay
rolls by ABOUT $1,000, and the other by about
5000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-22

DIR, pieroes Pleasant Purgatlve Pellets are so
compounfnd nom concentrated prlucpleb eNitAclru
hom roots and herbs as 10 eom3'ne Va GASn r s
,hart mower as Is contained m any larger pll or
All In irg SPORES ThcY are not only plehstht nNc
,tr mon Is unattended Win any grip
ng pain Tney operate Without producing any nohsil,
~ IN Al dsturuauce. Unlike other chhlrch they 40
not render The bowels cOsYe after operAlon nut on
the contrary, they establish a. permahcnY heallhi nc
quircd while using lncn; 81, 1900. A.. -. ,, %
Who viii detect I'm thrse pellets any cAonei or oNhVi
form of mercury, mineral poison or injurious aluE
LEY gIG spld hY druggslB,-Adsl
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BELL-DONoGAN,--on sunday, Feb. 90, ny the Rev.
J T. Nichols, Alfred II. Bel ~ Eleanor NJ Dobogan.
No cards.
ELKfNs- LEAHY ny the Rev Father H. De Luynes.
at 81 Francis Navers Church, on the lith INST. Au-
gustus IL. l. klps to Mary LtalN.
HALSEY -STEARNS.-Ol Thursday, Feb Il, at MS
Monumental tpiscopal church. kcnm nd, Va, nv fLe
Rev pr. Wo9ldndee, Morton ilss,y, son Of Jos, ?
j. Halsey OF Oretgt county, Va. to lrVnt L., OF Y
dan tltcr Of rank g. senrn,, Esd. Of Il, llnonI.
HOOPER-ALLERl oN.-un Satur Jay, Fen ~ ~ he
residence OF the bfdc- parrlts Iast ChV-rr ~ TIE
hcy pr. o;good, the H-y. 4lmm T. Hoover oi Mount
Vernon TO ida daughter ui DAVID Allvrt Oh.
PAT iiSON -JOHNSON. -lhursdat, Fee. D.. - o, at
the residence Of the brides mother, to.nsNi onu Z.
by the Rev Henry Nelson assisted By he Rev e. Dc.
T. Breed, NJ Moucrct IA ti'ou n, y, Of L"nd u Fps,
lanl, LCt SDdltr dld-tni ~ the late iIUu. LdN n
h. johnson f0rlcrly ~ VI "a clown, COM.
SERliE- NJ MBERi.-On wednesday, Fob ~, ~ the
Rev. Henry Motfef. At the residence ut frrl' rex
omstead. j. Emile serr- to Cecilia. daughter OF jan,
wHEELER- MANCHESTER 17.at Adamsville.
Il l., ~ the Rev. g.. H. Guild etratoc1 A, Wheei.r -
Hruuklyu, TO Miss L. Malla daughter VI Pll.p Neh-
chester OF the former place.
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The Cbnrgc. Aqaiu., Wm. y. Ross

WAsHINGTON, Feb. 2i.-The Secretary Of the
Interior replied TO the resolution Of the House call
ing for copy OF the charges against William r. Pose,
principal chief of the Cherokee nation. From the
documents submitted II appears that charges were
made by william +. Chandler, counsel for the Govern
mcnt one of which that Ross ana his family
GATES arranged WIN JUICE ~ w. wright me original
the United States ami tnQt he was the principal agent
for CARRYING Il out ROs formally denies the charges
cOaY Of the papers was sent by secretary Dchnn u
the Attorney General, win o Recommendation that
some suitable person be appointed 70 Investigate the
charges but there If nothing 10 show that an IA ~
action taken although the papers date back three
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-22
A 100000 FIRE.


Early yesterday morning fire began in
the turning shop Of Lilanco & Grosjcans hard
ware factory In Wooihayen, Long Island, and
the entire establishment soon aftcrw I'd was re-
duced to ashe-. From the main buildings no.
thing OF Importance was saved. for the floors
had tecome saturated with oll, and the fire
spread with rapiiity The works were the
largest on the island, and gave employment %
two hundred and nifty persons, and the daily
business was so large that furty-tnrce trucks
were kept busy cartng the merchandise from
the factory TO New ora. Two hundred ma
chimes were kept In motion by monstrous en-
firm made all kinds OF household hardware
nrticlea.
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To THE EDITOR or The sUN-Sr, Under the
ibove heading IHK On copied article from Chicago
bewspapcr lwiah 70 correct the statement m regard
10 the Tenih Natl nal Bank Inc account VI afe re
Suction Of the capital was correct, VIII this important
ladi0n that the stockholders received cash dividend
81 forty per cent besides the socS II the bank
gains is SUIT against the city for t2iOOOl II viii make
he stOck worm 100 per cent. srockuoLpER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-22

The favoute English pastime OF parlor skating
now 30 much the rage in London, Is 70 be Introduced
here under conditions which promise TO insure ITS sue
CESS several members Of the Union Cub, among
others MI @ Bennett Mr.. hcDougass. Mr.. A.
wright SAM ~, aad Mr Rowland have engaged Lyric
Ha on sixth avenue, near Furtl FIRST street. and are
organklng par.or skating rink on the london plan
Arge huMDsr OF fashionable folks lOlung the rink,
Hneh WIN DE- open on to members md their friends.
euh nhs WIN De hcl1 during The Lenton season when
tocley eschews has parties and TtccntOue and needs
sone new and Innocent exclten nj. arge nuaner OF
roller skates have be ordered for the member ~ the
INK ana Lyric Hal viii be repoyated for new use
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ConfessIon of ,be Row Murderer.

WATERTowN, N Y, Fec. 2l.-It is ascertained
on good authority that the boy Rattan, who is confined
10 jail IN this city awaiting tra charged with the mul.
ger o. sarah Conkllng IN November last IN Rutland las
niAle cOnfes,lon. lie denies having strsugled the
tn as appearances indca ed, but says he Killed her
snh scmb Unaceount BILE eh0Tls are beIlg made 10
oeep We eqniga.lon secret.
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Mrs and Miss Creamer, mother and daughter
who had been arrested Tor shoplifung IN BROOKLYN on
Saturday, before Justice Walsh yesterday. Mrs.
Dreamer said, &" am guilty, Judge took the silS.'
The Justice held her for TIL Grand Jury The dlughte
Pleaded not guilty. and was committed Tor irlal 20 M
row. Mr.. lhurlurn wished 10 withdraw the chnrse
against both uf the wumcn, but the Judge woul not
permit hlm TO DO Il seems 20 be conceded mat IN.
women driven 20 the theIt by want, and there IL
disposition 10 deal .enlently with them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-22

At the Union League Theatre next Wejnes-
day evening entertainment VIII be given under the
dire, non Of Me-srs. W ~ 1hebaud and ". Fullerton
Jr and Miss Alice woodruff for the hrnelt Of the
Church cd 81. Agne-, Of watch tn Rev H. {. MIC
dowaN lr pastor Ola Head. und i Dung Hearts VIII
be- aytd Tor the nr= me oy lWat ur- Amor the fef-
furuALcr % reception VIII be gwen, and thOse Of tue
gnest. VINO wen my dance.
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MONDAY, Feb. 21.-FLOUR AND NEAL Iho
demand has been active Tor -four IN the past Mrek,
anu Shippers have demanded reductions III iSos' %n,.
holders have some extent granted sun supplt
| have been moderate. aud no important dttilHu mas
taken pace. To-Day -four dun ~ nnalleiru PIT es,
about 5c Minnesota spring M Jar reaueiii rye hnu ,
| un .lterrt Corn meal quiet. We quote flonf
bhl, t5,sa@ili sqpsrale STATE saY Gesslni SAsoY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-22

GLEN COVE. N. Y, Feb. @l.-lhe barn Of isaac
Luyster, Green Vale, was burned early yesterday
morning, and ten horses persisted In the flames. About
year ago Mr.. Luyser's carriage house Was burned,
and seW evenings later his dwelling alsoi under quite
mysterious circumstances.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-22

New LONDON Feb. 2l.-Georee c. Packer, the
dishonest teller OF the National Bank OF Commerce
was arrested TODAY on a charge OF larceny four
bonds valued at 81 300 winch placed In the bank
for cate keeping. he VIII be taken before the Police
~. I'M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-22
MARINE INTELLTG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAr-rfus nay.
sun rises As sun sets.... ~ MOOl rieei 81
HtuH WArER-Intt LAY
sandy Hook. O3 Gov. lsana. o 80 Hell Gate. Q -
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A Verdict

That DR. Delmonico's Syrup Pictorial Ia Of IN
calcuablc hencAt 10 their II he ones suffering VIII
Group aud Mnooping Cough SOLD oy all drugiiss-Adr
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Arrived-MoxpAY. Feb. 81.

Steamship city OF san Antonio. Galveston. NOSE AID
pass
Steamship Othello, SOUTHAMPTON, rndse and pass.
Steamship Baltic, Perry, Liverpool, ndse and pass.
steamship city OF Dallas. Fernandna Nose and psts-
Steamship Gamma, Bermu la, mdse. ana pass.
steamship Franconia. Portland, mdsc. aud pass.
AlsO the usual Yer ana cnlatMIsa ve.sels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-22

BAYIlSS.-In the CITY Of Sew ork. on tre 2iFt daY
OF February. 1870, hy the Hon. Ahrtuun J.. L4Nrrn n,
JusICc of tlc supreme court James l.. Bay iss "a
Etuui j. Bayllss. Cause, a4ultVt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-22
That TOOthaehe

Well, you can get rid OF 1t without particle
Of pain u ", Galoaa " tie Cooper Institute,
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Don't miss the great bargains that are known
to be hau at the Original Dollar s'oTe coz bIV"uNHy
Aag,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-22

From tho drug trade. Quirk's, Irish Tea, the
great bilious remedy, Ii success Prce, 2oc'-Ads'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-22

a Purc Tontic, -Ihe WonderfnT NItaIzInF poNett
OF WISHAR1'S PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL - purely
Vegetable Extract nnely distilled from the Nc sar ~
the evergreen Wild Forest will thoroughly Purify IL.
Blood, remove all symptoms OF Pulmonary Diseases,
aud leave the entire system sweet ana clean.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-22

To your children Lsycock'- Worm killer? II not YOU
are aware OF benefits that others deryn y
from lts use. loU can buy II Of your druggist.
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Buslurss Nolltts.

DIR. q. W. Benson's Celery and Chamomiio
PILLS are prepared express 20 cure eca headache,
nervous headache dyspeptlc headache, neuralgia ner-
vousnes-. ami sleepessncss and will any case.
Price 20 cents postage Tree. Id by {, y. CritSnton
ana all druggists. JOHN r HENRY co, agenis. N.
Y. Ofhce. loo North kutaw st., Baltimore, Ma.
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Rupture cnrcd by DIR. Marsh. lprincipai OF
late Marel COD ~ MS Old Oncl,2 Nesty e., tAttOr
House 81 no uptown branch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-22

"strougest Linim"nt in Market" "BRowNS
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" For Ia crnIl and external
use. cures Rheumatism, Conc, Colds, sprdlns, AID
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-22

save your Doct0r's hills bv using NistRr's
BasAm OF Md Cherry Tor Coughs, COls, &c. 81 ctLts
auNk
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Eedg.ous l,oijScs.

4 81 nITT0R si.9a. s. o.Iry, '4.J
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Anyone cnn see NJ II glance that PomcrOy's
EastIc Truss n the nrsi. rrlc.. " ~ nrnld Wy
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nG arg q" m 81 ip G"r
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-10-06
COUNCIL PRooEEDrSGs.

The regular monthly meeting of the Town
Council was held at the Council Chamber on
Wednesday evening last. All the members
present except President Lowenbeig in whose
absence l.. X. Drinkcr presided. Minutes Of
last meeting read and approved. The report
Of Street Commissioner Jacoby for last month
was presented, showing an expenditure Of
S495.75. On motion Of Elwell and Holmes the
report was ordered TO be filed and payment TO
be made. Gas bill for street lamps amounting
to S7700 ordered to be paid also bill Of l. w.
McKelvy for four dozen buckets for fi.e compa
NY amt uniting to Sl050 also bill Of Rollins &
Holmes for moving street lamp at Second and
East streets, .S9l2 also bill of o. A. Jacoby
for cobble stones Sll115 also bill Of Isaiah
lIugcnbuch for stove pipe and repairs to stove
in lock up, $3.50 also bill of NJ. G.. Woodward,
for services, $4,000. Thomas Hickey was APP
pointed policeman in place Of John 7. Reed,
who has left town. The street commissioner
was directed to raise Second street to grade at
the intersection Of Second and East Ga mo-
ton of Holmes and Knorr the grade as fixed by
the surveyor on the extension Of East street
from Seventh street to Canal street was adopted
1t was ordered that lot owners on Etst street
from the north side of Sixth street to Seventh
street and on Seventh street from the west side
of East street to the road leading from Seventh
street to the canal bridge at Meals Furnace and
on the extension Of East street southward from
Seventh to Canal street be required to grade
curb and pave their sidewalks width Of side
walk TO be six feet, pavement to he four feet
wide and laid one foot from the curb, and to be
done within sixty days. The street commissions
er was directed to grade East street from Sixth
to Canal street A committee consisting Of
Messrs. Holmes, knorr and lIagcnbuch was ap-
pointed to make contract with the Gas Com
pany for lighting the street lamps for term of
years, aud report to the Council An order for
S3GGG in favor of W. Writ for services two
months as secretary Of the Town Council was
directed to be drawn. An ordinance to repeal
ordinance No. q, which forbids cattle running
at large within certain limits was defeated. No.
tice was given that an ordinance will be pre-
sented at the next meeting, providing for the or
ganization Of a Fire Department.
On motion Council adjourned.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-10-06

RUNAWAY CoUrIE AT SHAMoKIN. The
Times Of last week gives The following: On
Thursday evening Of last week young couple
from Danvllle came to Shanokin and register
ed themselves at the house of u mutual friend
ON Commerce street, within sight of the Times
office. A clergyman was sent for and the couple
was speedily united in the bands of weliock
To the ministers questions in regard to age etc,
satisfactory answers were given and it was sup
posed the couple were starting ont in their new
life attended with The blessings of the fond pi
rents on both sides Of the freundsrhait On
Friday gentleman was noticed driving up
Commerce street nj a furious speed, and as he
halted in front of the house where the young
married couple were stopping, it WAS AT once
corjecInred that there was misunderstanding
somewhere. The furious driver was the v,ner-
able parent Of The bride, AID he ,iad forgotten
To give his consent 10 the proposed marriage
before The couple lef Danyillc. lie walked in
upon the bride and groom with a silIenuess
that no doubt asionished the young people, and
the next minute lady was noticed rushing out
of the house, and she tainted over an ash heap
in the street What transpired after that We
could not learn, but as the iraie parent seemed
in better frame Of mind when he started for
home during the afternoon, il ia supposed that
all was forgiven. The young couple are sill
here and the groom las obtained employment
this week and is trying to earn pork and beans
10 last his liule family until the coal combina.
lion recOnsirucis iiself