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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-12

IRVING LITERARY SocIErY.-The If.
wing Literary Society, Of the First ward,
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: DR.. G. F. Ulrich, President;
Miss Sallie Robinson, Vice President;
Mr.. Robt. Philips, Secretary; Mr.. John
s. Robinson, Treasurer; Mr.. james Mans
berger and Miss Ida Ivison, Critics; Mr..
Edward Bell and Mr.. Joseph Smith, Ex-
ecutive Committee. The question for
discussion on next Monday night will be
the Manual Labor System in our prisons,
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DISTURBANCE ON 18TH STREET.-Last
night The woman Hannah Fitzimmons
and a male companion created consider
able Of n disturbance on 18th street.
Constablcs Harrison and O'Ncal few TO
the seat Of war and succeeded in arrest
ing Hannah who was taken before JUS
tice Launder and sentenced TO jail for
thirty days. An attempt was made to
arrest her companion, but he turned and
fired upon the officers, and succeeded in
making his escape.
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eMARRIED LAST NIoHT-And still they

RAlARRED LAST NIoHT-And still they
go. Last night Mr.. VIM. Bosheart and
Miss Lizzie Ramp were married on 10th
steet, East Wheeling, by Rev. J. 7.
Thatcher, Of the Zane Street NJ. E
Church. Friends OF the contracting
parties engaged the colored band and
serenaded them before retiring last night.
We hope that the bridegroom, who has
entered upon this matrimonial Ramp
will not be Base.hearted enough to forget
his marriage VOWS. Long life to the
newly married couple,
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A. NJ. f. AProlNrMENTs.-The IN. E
Church Conference was held in Pitts,
burgh last week. Rev. James Jones was
appointed to the Wheeling mission. A
resolution orderinga memorial to be pre-
scented to the general conferences asking
that the name Of "African Methodist
Church" be changed to american
Methodist Church" was adopted unani-
mously.
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CENTENNIAL CIGARs.-Mr. Henry Sea-
mon. Of ll6O Water street, has prepared
an assortment Of Wheeling tips, ditto
long mines and ditto stogies, for exhibi-
ton ut the Centennial. He has also n lot
of leaf tobacco, to be forwarded to the
same destination, showing the facility
with which the cigars are manufactured
from the weed. lie has manufactured
stogie about two feet long, which is bound
to create IN uproar at the Worlds Fair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-12

, THE reason the mail carrier who plies
between Waynesburg and West Alexan-
der had to walk so far the other day was
that his horse stuck in the mud, fell for.
ward, threw him over its head and broke
its neck, since which it has been on the
dead head list.-PittSblrgh Ga=ete.
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AMARrrN's FERRY Boy RoBBEp IN THE
Holy LAND.-It will be remembered by
many OF our readers that about six months
ago Mr.. Thomas Clark, a son Of Wm,
CLARK, Esq, OF Martins Ferry, accom-.
panied Rev, Frank De Hass, United
States Consul at Jerusalem, to The Holy
Land; Information has recently been re.
ceiyed from Mr.. Clark 10 the effect that
while travelling with n companion from
Jericho 10 Jerusalem he was robbed Of
al Ris money agold watch and lot Of
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CHICKEN CHOLERA. - The chicken
cholera has broken out amongst the
chickens in this vicinity, especially on
the other side Of the river. A Bridgeport
lady informs us that she has lost twenty
five chickens since Saturday by this dis
ease. Out CaIdwelPs Run, in this county,
they are dying by the dozens.
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ATTEMPTED 10 STEAL A TuRrIE.-
About o'clock Sunday morning three
men attempted to carry of Louis Seid.
lefs oig turtle, which was hanging on the
outer wall Of his saloon, corner 39d and
MarKet street. Centre Wheeling, An
otieer discovered the would.be thieves
q. ana put Them to flight, thus preserving
the turtle Tor Louis lunch counter.
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Police CouRr-Judge Cfanmcr.

His Honor Judge Cranmer having re.
turned to the city, presided as usual at
this court yesterday morning. There
were three cases awaiting examination,
which were disposed OF as follows:
The cases Of John and Edward Dono.
van, charged with using abusive language
toward Jacob Freeze, were continued
until this morning at 10 o'clock.
The case Of John McClusky, charged
with encouraging an assault upon Frank
McSherry, was dismissed.
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NEW goods and carpets at
j. W. FERRIES.

1lELMBo1ps BucHu is still in the ze-
NTH OF It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists. It is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feitS. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&w
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The BRIDGEPORT CoNCERT.-A vocal
and instrumental concert was held in the
Presbyterian Church, Kirkwood, last
night. A kind friend has furnished us
with programme, and we regret that
the lateness Of the hour prevents it's pub.
LEGATION. All the performers did them
selves credit, we are informed. Miss Ida
Todd, most accomplished musician,
presided at the piano. Among the spe-
cial features OF the occasion were "Rain
on the Silver Lake" by Miss Ida Todd; u
piano song and duet, by Misses Kate
Griffith and Mary McConnaughy; and
"Down by the Sea" by Harry Clark. We
would be glad TO notice this excellent
performance at greater length, but lack
Of space iorbids.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-12

NOTICE! Weavcrs, merchants and all
persons in want Of Carpet Chain. We
are now prepared TO sell In any quantity
the Improved Quaker City Carpet Chain,
which We will guarantee full 5.ply notwith.
standing the reports Of others to the con.
trary, and which we will sell for 30 cents
per pound retail and % cents wholesale,
Remember we guarantee this Chain full
5-ply. Call and see 1t at
JouN RnpNtrp,s
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THERE were only four bands OF music
within square Of this office last night,
viz: 10. Kramer's band, Vaas' band, the
colored band and McClusky's band. Life
is indeed sweet; but is it necessary in this
civilized age for a man to HE himself TO
the wilderness in pursuit Of an idea?
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oMrTrEp.-The names Of ]. D. Stanton,
Of Webster, and Robert Cowen, Of Richie
township, were inadvertently omitted
from the list Of Ohio county delegates to
the Republican State Convention, as pub
lished in the IsTELIIoRSoRR on Monday
morning last.
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A cRocKERY boat was trying to make a
landing at the upper end Of the wharf
yesterday afternoon, when she broke
loose and swung down upon the steamer
Andes, breaking considerable of the
steamers railing,
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AT the solicitation Of number OF
prominent merchants Of Main street, Mr..
Frank McShcrry has consented to con.
!inlc his duties as night watchman on
Main street, between 1lth and l4lh streets.
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MEMS Wharf.-The finest and most
complete stock OF Mems Boots and Shoes,
Alexis and Hersome Ties in the city at
JERRY CLEMENS.
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A MAN in Wheeling has cat that
drinks beer. Must be a Maltese cat
s., Louis Dispatch.
Very nn.ieIin', 10 say the leasti
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AUTHORIZED TO MARRY.-Rev. Lewis
Miller, n minister Of the German Presby.
tcrian Church, was yesterday authorized
by the County Court to celebrate the
rites OF matrimony; bond, 81 500.
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PROPOSALS.
ID W. q KY. R. R.

II
Of the In crest Of Ohio and Brooke counties on the
completion Of the Pittsburgh Wheeling KEN
lucky Railroad, subscriptions for the addition stock
Necessary for that purpose will b. received At the
Bank Of heellng, IN Wheeling and the NAtionA
BAnk Of WrlIsburs, In Wei sburs, until Mach IS
1870 I'm tho complexion Of the road the counties
have agreed 10 distribute their interest pfo'rata
Among the subscibtTs to the additional stock.
Shares Of stock $50 each. i2
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sNTHE thOroughfares of the city were
crowded with vehicles yesterday, the
pleasant weather inducing a great deal Of
pleasure driving.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-12

ADMINISTRATOR ArroINrED-In the
County Court yesterday James Cunning.
ham, j., was appointed Administrator
ofthe estate Of Jonas l., Bumberger, de.
ceased. Bond, $3.50.
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APornD party will be held at TIE resi-.
dencc Of Mrs. John Boring, on 10Th street,
east Of Wood, on Thursday evening.
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SHOE STORE RonBEp.-on Monday
night a thief broke light Of glass in The
show window Of A. D. Whslley's shoe
shop, No, IS 18th street, and took from
the window a pair Of shoes and pair Of
boots.
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ATTENTION attention We respective.
~ call the attention Of tho ladies to the
advertisement Of ]. Blum & Bro. at the
head oil our local this morning.
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The sizEle Of the soda is heard again.
Nearly all the druggists have cleaned up
their fountains and put them TO work.
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JUST RECEIyED.-Box-toed; Button and
side Lace Kid Shoes and Kid Opera Last
Side Lace Shoes; prices as low as any
house in the city, at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-12

Days Fifth Avenue Combination
will play "Piqne" in the Hamilton Opera
House in June next.
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The largest assortment of Flowers,
Ribbons, Laces and Silks in the city.
SPRYER Bios,
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a MYSTERIOUS hog disease Is making
sad havoc with the swine in the vicinity
Of Little Washington.
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LAST chance to get E. G. Burfs fine
Button Shoes ut less than the cost Of man.
utacturing, at JERRY CLEMENS.
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ALL the Latest styles Straw Hats for
Ladies', Misses and Children at
SPEYER Bros.
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The amount of freight transported on
the railroads to this city seems TO be
greatly increasing.
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NEw Spring stock Of dry goods and
carpets (great bargains) as ! will sell.
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WHY MOTT Why not 90 and see the
great bargains offered BY. l. Blum 4 Bro?
twill pay.
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THE largest stock Of Trimmed Hats
amid Bonnets In the city TO be found at
SPEYER Bios.
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J. W. FERREL is making things red hot
in dry goods and carpets now.
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foa RENT.
FoR RENT
dor RENT

E,uR SALE OR RENT-No. 66 EIGHTEENTH
ID Street, two story and half Brick IIousc, nine
rooms, used Us dwelling and grocery; gns and water
10 house. For ale on easy terms or rent. Also
Lots where tho old Foundry on the Island Stood.
Apply 10 A. n. ADAMS,
deiO 1877 Market 81.
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DAILY ARRrvAIsI /. Blum & Bro.
are reeeiyingnew gootll every day,
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GREAT bargains in dry goods and car
pets that are being received daily from the
East, by J. W. FERREL,
Cor. Main and Goth streets.
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Ghe9ttsIi9
wEDNEsDAY,:ApI.IL IL, 1876.
New Adyertisements.

Proposals for Scales.
Report Of the Health Officer.
The Eye-Oxtoby & DullieId.
Proposals for Lighting Lamps.
Own n Home-Petcrs0n & Baker.
Pittsburgh Ale-Alfred +. Smith.
John MeClave-Attorney at Law.
Flour-List, Davenport & Parks.
Gold and Silver Watches-Louis Dech.
ert,
Fair Grounds for Rent for Picnics and
other Entertainments.
Great SPecialties-I. Blum & Bro.
(head oflocal.)
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WILL tho Wheeling oarsmen take any
stock in the Centennial regatta?
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ONE marriage license was issued yester.
day by the Clerk Of the County Court.
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THERE is good deal more building
going on in the city than there was last
year,
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THE Spring term of the Circuit Court
will commence on Monday next.
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READ IT, ladies' The advertisement Of
Blum 4 Bro, at the head ofthe local.
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THE Board OF Directors of the Peniten.
tiary met in MoundSville yesterday.
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And everything else in proportion,
J. EMsHEIMER,
11OS MainSt.
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WANTS.

WAIVED
All persons desiring Cellars excayuted
for New Buildings to apply for lowest
figures 10
JAMES CUNNINGHAM, JR.,
Contractor, No. Il TWenty.fOnTth st.
mr24
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River News.

The river was still falling last evening
the marks indicating about 10a feet.
The Salt Valley passed down at "a,
NJ, en- route from Pittsburgh to Ironton.
The Emma Graham, EN- route for Pitts
burgh, passed up ats Am.
The Mallie Ragon departed for Pitts
burgh At noon with a good trip.
The Courier left for Parkersbllrg AT
noon.
The Carrie Brooks passed down last
night, en- route from Pittsburgh to zancs-
vile.
The Andes left for Cincinnati at II. NJ,
with Capt. Ben. Gooding in command,
Capt. Charley MuhIeman having stopped
off on business. She had fine trip Of
both freight and passengers,
The Express will be the regular Par
kersburg boat this morning.
The Granite State is due to-day, en-
route from Portsmouth TO Pittsburgh.
The steamers Jas. Rees, Abner 0'Neal
and Star OF the West are makiag their
trips regularly, and are doing quite a
brisk business.
The steamer Hobbs had shaft broken
and was otherwise damaged Mt Rochester
on Monday. She was taken to Pitts
burgh, and will be Immediately repaired.
The steamer Peninah, en- route for Fort
Benton, passed down at noon yesterday,
well laden with freight.
The Q, W. Hornbrook arrived from
Parkersburg last night.
The 7. W. Means is en- route from 81.
Louis TO Wheeling with three barges Of
ore: Joe Jacobs and Mike Kelly pilots.
The towboat Whale will leave Pitts.
burgh forst. Louis to-day.
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FOR SALE.
DUNNO SALE.

I will oItr at the front door OF the Court House.
on "WEDNESDAY, April 12Lh, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
a good Frame House, containing four rooms and
Kitchen, situated on Market street, North WHEEL
ing. LIT 90 iCtt front and running back about 40
feet. Terms One-lali cash; balance in one year.
W. II. HAL.LER, AuctIoneet
JOSEPH STINGER, Proprietor. apo
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Nr Additionql LooaI 81 Eira naqe.
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DOR SALE OR RENT
ON VERY EASY TERMS.

The large Dwelling House No. Al Fifteenth
street full half lot House has 10 rooms,
with all the modern improvements.
Inquire OF H. FORBES, ESQ.,,
mr2l lld2 Chaplinc 81.
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Great SpeciaIties!

We offer the following Great Special
ties for this week:
so Ps. Handsome Plaids at IL I.2c,
worth $50.
rs Ps. Cashmere PlaIds at 1870, retail
In the East at 81 I-2c.
so Ps. Beautiful Spring Plaids In all
the new colors, from $50 upwards.
rs Ps Spring CoIors Balerno Cloths at
l8o per yard. This Is the greatest hit
OF the season.
Extra qualities Of Spring Colors Bril-.
liantines at the low price Of 25c per yard.
Basket sultings In all the new designs,
from 25c upwards.
Besides the above Bargains we have
an immense stock Of SeasonabIe Dress
Goods at wonderfully low prices, TO
which we call your special attention.
MORE BARGAINS!
100 Ps. Lonsdale BIeached Muslin at
80 per yard.
so Ps. Sea Island Brown Muslin at 80
per yard.
100 Ps. Elegant Prints at 60 per yard.
Come and see our goods and learn the
prices, and with your own conviction you
will admit that BEST BARGAINS are
offered at
Il04 MAIN STREET.
I. BLUM II BRO.
RpI2
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srREETs AND ALLEYS.

The Street Commissioner reported bills
aggregatiDg Sl0l4 so. and the Commit
tee on Stress aud Alleys monthly bills
amounting to Sl55 Is, ordered paid. The
committee also submitted the usual mum.
Der OF resolutions, which are not Of SUI
ticient interest to warrant their pubIica-
tion.
Bills OF the gas trustees, for erecting
lamp posts, lighting lamps, gas, etc., dur
ing the past three months, amounting in
the aggregate 10 Sl2Sl As, were referred
to the Committee on Lights for report.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
All persons having claims against the
estate Of Mrs. Ella c. Jones, deceased, will
please present them properly verified to ME
at No. 1907 Chapline St.
ape LIE. JONES, Executor.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range OF the thermometer,
rs observed at Silvey's drug store, corner
opposite tho Post Office, yesterday:
SAN i2M srA. ZEN.
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cHERIFFs SALE.
SATURDAY, April 10, 1876.

SATURDAY, April 10, 1876,
\ Commencing At 10 o'clock A. NJ, on tho property
known as "Smiths BieWcry," the following de-
scribed property:
Two Mules, ono Wagon one Buggy Wagon, laEe
number Of Ale BarrelSand Kegs, and all other per-
Ional property on aid premises,
Terms Of ale cash.
ap5 h g. BROWN, s, 0, c,
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OPENING Of French and American
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, Thursday,
April 18th, at
A. RHElNsTROM's,
1872 Main Street.
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tAAebuhulli ApEH 4l'-hlVer leet D
inches and falling. Weather cloudy.
Departed-Carric Brooks, Zauesville.
CINCINNATI, April ll.-River a feet
and falling. Weather fair and warm.
Arrived = Glasgow, from Evansville.
Departed-Hudson, for Wheeling.
CAIRo, April Observation-Disclosures.
from GAINESVILLE; Leopard, from New
Orleans; Greyhound, from the South;
Susie Silver, from Cincinnati. Departed
"A. j. Baker, for 81. Louis; Greyhound,
for the Ohio river. River ~ feetT inches
and falling. Weather clear; mercury 72o,
EVANSVILLE, April Ii. Weather,
cloudy; mercury, 81 to Y degs.: barome.
Ter, 90 inches; signs Of higher river, at
q and 2.l0 feet and falling. Port list:
Up-Arkansas Belle, Robert Mitchell,
George Roberts, Shinkle, and Sandy No.
2. Down-Tarascon, Arkansas Belle,
and Red Cloud. Business dull.
MEMPHIS, Aprill1.-River fell half an
inch, and is now "a feet II inches and
raining. Arrived-City Of ViCksburg,
Vicksburg. Departed-Augusta, White
river; Bell Of Texas, Arkansas river;
9TicEStep, Madison; Baum, Cincinnati;
ldlewild, Alton.
NAsnyILLE, April ll.-Riyer falling,
with feet on the shoals. Arrived
l. !. Hillman, Cairo. Departed-Laura
l. Davis, St. Louis; ]. s. Brnnsford,
Point Isabel.
LOUISVILLE, April H. Weather,
warm and cloudy. Departed-Exchang
Tor Pittsburgh. River stationary; canal
l0feet.
ST.. LOUIS April1l.-Arriyed-sfi Mime.
sofa, from Prairie du Chen; Rob Roy,
from Keokuk; St. Louis, from Cambridre:
Grand Tower, from Memphis. Departed
Rob Roy, for Keokuk; Chambers, for
lD.g1,buq1ei City Of Helena, for vicksburg;
Miller, for Pittsburgh; Belle Of st. Louis,
Tor Cambridge. River rising slowly.
Weather partly cloudy and very warm.
Mr: lice predicts ahurricane soon.
NEW ORLEANS, April 1l.-No arrival
,rdeparlurc. Weather cloudy and warm. |
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RESoLUrIoSs.

@fA@SNASAASA'Nt
InstruCting the Street Commissions
10 cause the Citizens Street Railway
Companyto put their track on level OF
grade with the street between 9th and
3lst streets, on Chapline street, said track
being about fifteen inches below the level
OF the street at present. Adopted.
lnstructing the chairman Of the Com.
mittee on Streets and Alleys to direct the
Street Commissioner 10 forthwith repair
25th street, east OF Chaplinc street, by
depositing and distributing thereon Stag
from the Belmont Blast Furnace. Adopt.
ed.
Authorizing the Street Commissioner
10 reset the curb-stone on the east side Of
Byron street, from 18th street TO the alley
in front OF the Baptist Church, and pave
the gutter with stone. Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Alleys.
Instruc,ing the Committee on Streets
and Alleys to inquire into and report
upon the propriety Of allowing areas four
feet wide upon tho pavements, corner Of
Main and 18th streets. Adopted.
That in the settlement with Geo.
CrumbackeT the sum OF 500 50 be de.
Quoted from his bill, the same being his
one-half Of the loss sustained by Fl. X.
Browns horse falling into ditch.
Adopted.
Authorizing the Board of Control Of
the Fire Department to purchase
horse for the Atlantic engine, at cost not
exceeding $500. Referred to the Com
mittec on Fire Department.
That Alex. Gribbins and Mrs. Robin.
son be paid each $50 for damages to their
premises occasioned by the change Of the
grade Of alley 10 in East Wheeling.
Adopted.
Ordering the Street Commissioner to
grade Alley B, between Alley 5 and 9th
street, First Ward. Referred 10 the Com.
mittee on Streets and Alleys with power
TO act.
That the Theatre Comique be charged
the same license per night us the HamiI-
ton Opera House. Adopted.
1nstructing Committee on Ordinances
to prepare an ordinance for the special
assessment OF licenses for the coming
year. and that when Council adiourns il
adjonrns to meet on Tuesday evening,
April Is, on which evening the ordinance
for licenses will be taken up.
Henry j. Leasure, member of Second
Branch from the Eighth Ward, rendered
his resignation, which was accepted.
Adjourned.
FIRST BRANCH.