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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-15

NoucE+-dreat Bargains in Dry
Goods and Carpets and Best Style dark
ward wide Chimes for 10 cents per yard, at
- naY .issb .l.d.J.lW. FERRELs.
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Carrier Boy Wanted. Apply at
this Office Immediately. z.u

WHEN this weary wait Is over. soi =
Eelection excitement !liasdis,l down.
somewhat. ,.,..-g,.
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=. ...sti -; ~ ,.s'.,iss .,ss.LIss -
SS9 SI s n = \; he S"sAn p sss
MesSrs. Goering, Horkheiner. Handlan,
,Hope, iHanson! Long, I Myies lfedaS,
No onttney. Pollock, Pryor, Reitx, Vog.
Ter. M. President. i''7''a
NFlgl, L srRi;ti.R1 \ Avn A11rSs 44ia I
nj. ~ m ..ii,. Nv ~ stree,. and A,,sv.
,, ni SS nm sSnor ~ II M s ts Gam
supnilIteo Wv v. - W - nnc -
missioner and bills aggfeBatlnB SolVVE OS,
far work done on the streets and alleyH
T...,.s :. ,Laf ,,,n,,If7 ~ 0clnbar which n
uUElGK kgI l4baha Va aN6kphNtH fNAhRA ~
believed To be correct and. recommended
to DO paid: 50 ordered. y. ~, .,,,,
The committee also examinea kau
recommenddeeSdo me aS paynsnts o. ~; 9iiis az
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HoR RENT

: On. Of the two magnificent Store Rooms now Co
cupisd by John Roemsr Enquire Of JOHN
soEsIER, Nc. soi9 and sOsi Main Street. cSntf'
WIuelips .A-.d eio
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po1Icr Counr-Judqe Ctanms,.

HiI.Hpp6s yestsfdax morning disposed
Of the following cases.:
Edward Reed, jr, ("Cheeiy' and John
Muldoon were sent % the city prison for
thirty days each, on a charge oil disorder
. Henry Klevls, for drunkenness, was
sent to the stone pile for thirty days.
Rod. Dickson was charged s and costs
for being disorderly.. He paid The tne;
For nbing abusise language toward
VIM. Philips, John Datfia was fined 81
and costs. 9 Pdd1 GiiIalaIaJ
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I,ollol 10 thli FOT', nov q -,,a
JACOB SNYDEH =

1905 MaIu ST., Wheeling W. '- log,
III made Of The beat EsstsE.li, " - z,
mn IN ttaS, bGshineE lteoudlS ia ~
md pinIon 10 DIVE The eo1niSL IN, nv q iSG P9i
holt one Inch !ide runs e. : "! ~ li into -
ID An. No oinder o. anI q" ~" q"
ingI, CG1 and ~ IT,
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ACCOUNTS,

The Committee on Accounts reported
a balance due the Exchange Bank OF
Wheeling ofS73, 253 SO. Fines collected
during the month Of October, Sl49 30;
Lookup fees, $5l 80; total amount collect
ed, S20l 80. The Committee also report
ed bills amounting TO S405 So, which
were ordered paid 2 10 HiISIl
The Committee on Health reported
bills aggregating Sll0 75.H Ordered
!. The City Sexton reported cash inter.
ments in the city cemetery in October ag-
gregating $3l, and interments made by
overseers Of the Poor amounting to 81 50.
Referred to Committee on Gene teries.s
Several proposals were received for
furnishing new. scales for the Fifth
Ward, and referred to the COMMITTEES on
Scales with power to act. The Commit.
tee on Scales was afterwards instructed
to purchase new scales for the Fifth Ward
and for Kimberly's coal works. AKA ~
A number Of petitions Of an unimpor-
tant nature were read and referred to up.
propriate committees. 49,. 81 /.
An ordinance granting the Citizens
Street railway the right Of way on 4Sd
street, over the pavement at the intersec-
ton Of Jacob and 43d streets, and on Wa
ter street to the ferry landing. was re.
ceiyed from the First Branch and read
three times and passed.
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RESOLUTIONS.


Instructing the Committee on Lights
to purchase fifty .lamp.posts for use In
The Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Wards.
Adopted.
Ordering gas trustees to place gas
lamp. posts where required along the line
Of the Citizens railway, from 9th street
10 the terminus Of the road on Jacob
street, and along Jacob. TO 45th street,
said posts to be arranged in regular
alternate order on both sides Of the
street; and that the gas trustees provide
for lighting and extinguishing the same.
Adopted. ~
Authorizing the Street Commissioner
TO erect 4 temporary footwalk over Cald-
wells Run, on Chapline street. Adopted.
ordsfing slaterl& Gillespie, the con-
tractors for curb and crossing stones, TO
carry out the order Of Council heretofore
made to place double stone crossings on
9th, 9Th, eth, 9th streets, on West side Of
Main street, and that II be done within
80 days, and to the satisfaction Of the
Street Commissioner. Adopted.
Making the hour for meetings OF Coun.
oil 7 o'clock P. N. until otherwise ordered
by Council, and 'instructihs The members
In accordance with the. above. Adopted.
Directing the gas trustees to cause the
proper connections to be made with the
lamp posts In the Seventh and Eighth
wards, along the line Of the gas pipe.
Adopted pied. j al, i l, H., T.. %,.k.n
and there being no business reported from
the First Branch, this Branch adi ourned.
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STREETS AND ALLEYS.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

b The Fire Department Committee re-
commended the payment Of the following
bills for the month Of October, reported
by Chief Marshal Winder:. ~
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= e-g - FIRST BRANCH. q" @NEl
Mayor Sweeney ptssidsd. ] n 1ad
On calling the roll there were present
Messrs. Baird, Blair, Butterfeld, Brice
Dunning, Egerter, McAdams, schambra
and Wilson, ,sh.9 -sjssg sGigssi :
The minutes Of the last meetings, were
read, and there being no objection, we're
approved and signed by the Mayor and
Clerk. .5l,l d .ssr',t va = .sIa
An ordinance was submitted by Mr.
Battlefield granting the Citizens Street
Railway Compahy j. the right 10 90 down
4sd street to the ferry landing, and to run
across the pavement at the Junction Of
Jacoban 43d streets 10 the ferry land.
ipg; provided said. Street Railway Com.
panyIaecept the lprofiil6nSIoi this oidi.
nance within thirty days, otherwise said
ordinance to be null and void. The ordi.
nance was read q first and second time.
Mr.. Brice objected 10 the passage Of
said ordinance lunless the railway com.
pany gave good bonds securing the city
against all damage arising TO persons or
property from the crossing Of the pave
ment n. the. intersection sof. Jacob and
ADD streets, az provided for in, resolu.
tons passed ata previous meeting. q
Mr.. Dunning moved that the ordinance
be amendediso; 10 incorporate the pro:
vision for requiring a-bond and respon.
ability on the part Of the company for
all damages arising FROM suis against
the city from any cause whatever on &C;
countof baid grant 9NH a
Ahfargament arose d to the conse-
rahence Of the city requiring 4 bond Of
the railway. OF AiPssa9Sle
The Mayor was Of the opinion that the
requirement was an acknowledgement
that the city was primarily responsible
for the damages 10 per6ons and property
arising from the grants to tho Street
Railway Company. lOuc 2iyA0i
M. Hall argued that lie city gave ne
Railway Company the right 70, occupy
its streets, but not itS Sidewalks; therefore
the present grant proposed was an unu.
suai departure from custom ID that II
granted the right TO cross pavement or
aide walk.
= TheHmendment,was adopted and The
ordinance read . third time and passed.
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Report Of the Committee, on City
Prison for The month 81 October wa! read,
and the action Of the Second Branch ap.
proving the report and ordering payment
Of bills enumerated y in ths same nj vas con-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20
JAMAICA RUFFIANS CHASTISED.

The village and town Of Jamaica have for long
time been afflicted with . considerable number Of
young roughs. Tho class has been growing and
more dangerous, encouraged by the comparative I'm
munity with which they hnvo committed minor o..
fences against the aw-acts Of rowdysm and outrage
upon the private rights Of property and Others
and deeds violence and petty theft About half past
O'Clock p. NJ Colonel Aaron A. De Grauw, Presi-
dent of the village, with party OF friends, sitting
the front steps Of his house the Jamaica turnpike,
when just in front Of the house, two young women
whose aierward ascertaiEed 10
be Henry Barnes and Finley Knight
Tho Colonel demonstrated with them, and they
turned impudent and defiant answers, asking 'sWhat
Is 1t your businessY" The Colonel, with the remark,
I'll show you" went to the assistance Of tho young
women and proceeded TO arrest the two fellows with
the purpose of making a complaint against them AS
they resisted his authority he struck out from the
shoulder and knocked one OF them down. The other
struck the Colonel with cane, and finally drew
knife and threatened his life This one Henry Barnes,
subsequently arrested by officer Hamcr and lodged
In tho Town Hall cells. The other, knight,
his TO the coils in charge OF The Colonel and his
friends when rescue was attempted by two Of
his brothers. Robert j. and Fremont knight,
and Michael Welsh. Tho whole party, however, were
quickly captured and tho five were securely lodged
ia the cells for the night Yesterday morning they
arraigned before Justice Bennett, when Colonel
De Grauw made complaint against Barnes for assault
with intent to kill Finley knight held for the in
assault and and Welsh and tho
two Knights for the attempted rescue and riotous pro-
ceedings Several of them presented evidences of
rough treatment on the part Of the Colonel and his
friends who are evidently ''heavy hittersn Tho
an opportunity TO procure the attendance Of
witnesses.
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BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

INVESTIGATION OF THE DErALcATIoN or H. A.
soLoMoN-THE STORAGE RESERVOIR.
At the regular session Of the Brooklyn Board OF
Aldermen, held yesterday afternoon President French
in the chair. resolution was adopted by the Board
inviting the principal city officials TO witness the break
ing of ground for the municipal building, at
eleven O'Clock tomorrow. Wednesday morning The
law committee, to whom was referred the communica-
tion OF William Mayo Little, late Registrar Of Arrears
relative to Henry A. Solomon his dcfaultng cashier
reported that they had examined witnesses and books
connected with that Office. They found Solomon as
cashier had the full confidence OF the Registrar aud
that there nothing to excite suspicion that Solomon
dishonest in the performance Of hts duties The
such to develop OF itself any fraud dishonesty
on the part OF the cashier III his official duties. The
amount taken by Solomon was 81 ,32S 5S. The
mittce tailed to find any lack OF diligence the part
of the ato Registrar oil Arrears In the transaction
his official duties resolution therefore adopted
generating William Mayo Little from all RESPONSE
bity in the matter.
The joint Committee on Low Water and Drainage
who had under discussion tho resolution proposing
appeal from the decision Of Judge Nelson referring
the suit OF the Storage Reservoir contractors Messrs
Kingsley Kenncy, 10 commission Of reference re-
ported that the Corporation Counsel and John T.. Par
willing proceed to trial Of the The
resolution to appeal from the decision Of the Court
therefore rescnded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20
HOW TO PRESERVE MOUNT YER
NON.

To THE Editor THE HERALD:-
read in tho HERALD OF Saturday, June 8, an &C
OF the Emperor of Brazl's visit to Mount Yer
non and the neglected condition in which the tomb
is kept also the feeling which he and tho Empress
displayed in placing bouquets on the tomb. Now
consider II disgrace 10 the nation to neglect it So
lfthe patriotic spirit suffered TO decline in this man.
II will not be long America will entirely forget
him who should 1.-Two In tie memory Of his country
men forever To the women OF America belongs the
honor OF having secured Mount Vernon IRON tola
DESTRUCTION; be Il theirs also to fund sufficient
to keep 1t IN order. Now, If every lady in America
would contribute one dime sum could soon be raised
the interest OF which would be sufficient Tor this pur
pose. Knowing that the HERALD is generally success
ful in such undertakings, thought that perhaps you
might see III TO agitate the matter Surely IL IS an
object worthy OF this centennial year, and which, II
accomplished will no longer the ladies' Of Amer
lea TO blush for American ingrattudc III subscrip-
ton Is started Will contribute myself and endeavor
get my friends to do the same.
JUNE l3 1870 AN AMERICAN LADY.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser OF the City OF Mexico from Vera
&c, has thanks for favors
BARK JENNY QuEIgoLo tItalj, before reported ashore
bay Oh taken OH 18th Inst and towed
North sydney CB. 18th. with steam pumps board
keep her afoat shc to the marine railway
18th for rcpairs previous account said the
tai wreck
BARK zAxnAx tNor), wallahm. from Norway in ballast
Scataria island aud will probably be total wreck THE
5iy cgstcr aud built Aarendal Norway
In 1870
scuR CARVER from Calais with load Of iaths con-
signed 90 ed FRYE Co passed Hell Gate yesterday AN
leaking 100 strokes per hour
scHm A HxYRw Hodgdor. from Port Antonio. Js for
with also carried ruddcr. having met with
gale from the southeast the " b. in lat 81 49,
7T3u
Sem JANET MIDDLETON mot JANET. fisherman reported
missing sailed about March salt trip 10 the Banks
and has heard from since. She o. AZ TONS
built Mt Essex
Sem CoRpovA Of Plymouth. arrived II st Johns, NJ
inst the Grand Banks with loss OF sails and
men.
scmR L HAMMOND. before reported missing. old
and owned by the captain, who
resided the eastward Her consisted OF 81
bricks owned by Mr. James Lucas Of East Decrng who
had NO insurance.
IIAlFAx June ia bottle picked up 10 miles from
Sabre containing piece OF which written, In
distinctly the following :Shp kosanond sailed from
Liverpool l. 1876 Vessel going bottom with all
hands ship Rossmond In the register II wilt prob
aby be another Of the attempts At this kind
Of hoaxing.l
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GERMAN NORMAL SCHOOL.

meeting Of the New York German American Asso.
citation for raising funds to erect National Seminary
held last night Liederkranz Hail. and was pre-
sided over by H. wesendonck. Tho only business be.
fore the meeting last night hearing OF tho report
of the New York delegates They reported that over
$780, already collected toward the building OF
the seminary; that the of the seminary should
be the German American Normal School, and that 1t
governed by board OF fifteen directors from various
States the school 10 be opened the interest
subscriptions will amount 10 S. 900 per annum
expense OF building fund. Tho object of tho
school Tor the proper instruction and education in
all the branches requisite 10 qualification teachers
In the public schools In the German ana English
branches Pupils shall be accepted and admitted
without regard 10 nationality creed The main OBJ.
have teachers ready positions in the
pubic schools who competent 10 teach In both
languages
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OPENING OF THE BELMONT

OPENING OF THE BELMONT GALLERY.
Yesterday she Grst OF the four days Of this week
on which the gallery Of Mr.. August Belmont, corner
OF Fifth avenue and Eighteenth street. will be open
TO the public In aid OF the Centennial Loan Exhibition
for the Academy OF Design and Metropolitan Art Au-
scum Mr.. Belmont has 100 pictures in his col
lection and is the happy possessor OF very beautiful
example Of Rosa Bonheur, ''Rendesvous de Chase"
with the spsrsmen with their horses and dogs gather
ing around tho dying camp fires in the early
morning, surrounded by tho rising misls and the
cold white sunlight OF early morning. he has
three by Troyon-"rhe Water Cart" Cattle Grazing"
aud Cattle Drnking;" two by schreyer-''wallachan
Team" ana "Ths Hating Place." and one by Won
Marchs--.Landscapo with Cattle" These cattle pic
lures are all large and important works. "The Water
Cart" by Troyon, beng the only exception IN regard
10 The famous slave Market 81 Gerome and
..Ihe Chess PIayersn OF MISSIONER with .T Twins y
OF the best pictures OF Bouguerreau, the
most successful painter OF children now nv
ing. ''rhe storming OF Caro-" by Horace vernct
and '.Gong to the Dance" by Louis Kraus
both Important pictures both for their artistic
merits the difficulty Of procuring works by these
artists those OF vernet being guarded zealousy in
France A small landscape by Rousseau IL Eere ono
also by Jules Dupre, and small figure picture oy Paul
Delaroche. There three large scenes by Andrcas
Achenbach, landscape by Kock- koek, picture con-
tanning several figures byF. u. Meyerhem; "Baron
iessol Gsyer %Sunda vossu Sy Bsanse
1.-THE Toilets interior with three Japanese women,
Billet, and 'rne savoyard," BY E. Herbert. Spanish
scene by Villegas landscape by Mesgrigny
ana one by Daubgny both SMALL ''Marno Falieri and
Angelina Receiving the Sentence OF stna," a largo
picture, tho figures both ife-size, by N. de Key
ser; u Marine by L. Meyer; ''Tho Ante-Chamber,"
with cavaliers amusing themselves whc waiting with
cock lighting; saa looking little ''ltalian Girl, by
Bonnat; Duke Of Ava and Vargas" BY Louis Gailait
sThc Miser," by Guillemin; 'The Vino Tasters" by
J; Irving; pretty young woman wi.h dove, by
Chaplin; '.rhe Student, BY, Alfred .Ssevers; a
Flock" by Charles Jacque small
figure by Ed Frere; "French Dragon" by Detale;
lhc Billiard Table, - one OF Chavet's minature.llke
pictures; "The Artist" by Wllens--one OF Mcrle's
ovcliest picures"rhe Good Sister," little peasant
girl holding her baby brother; examples OF Daz and
Zien; tho interior oil "Ficmsh Tavern" by H. Van
Have; Marguerite Leaving Church." with her at
tendant, and Faust and Aephstophces watching them
through the grating by Baron Legs and other works
which best BIO appreciated by being seen, by You
tier, Tany, Faivre. Tedemand, AIRY Schcfer and many
others.
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CLEARED.

Steamer knight TcmpIar tsD. Kirby. Antwerp-Funch
Edge 4 Co.
Steamer Concord. Shcerin. Phadelphis-Jamss HAND.
Steamer franconis. Bragg ivrtland-J Ames
rhetese shaw. Gibraltar for orders-Thos Dunhams
Nephew q Co.
ship Edith Manson. San Francisco-Sutton q Co.
Bark frigg lNor) Osen Cork or Falmouth for orders
Funch. Edge 4 Co.
BARK Elida l3r), Dunlop. Sligo-Snow 4 Burgess
BARK Sandvik swe), Samuelssn, Stettin-Bockmann,
Oerein Co.
BARK Kong Carl Nor, Henrichssn Rotterdam-C Tobias
4 Co
Euro (Aus). reglich. Rotter 3am-Socovich Co.
Bark Arietta Nichols. Mcntevdeo-J Norton, Jr sons
Brig Annie Storer. Adams Sligo Miller Houghton
Brig augusta Swe), Domery Observation-Disclosures, Ger.
lein 4 Co.
Brig rnomas Owen Gup.il, Cartagena tspain)-MArcus
Hunter Co.
scIr Anna Booth, Stephens Kingston. Ja-Leaycraft
Co.
Sclr White Wing McPhelan, Savannah Ga-Brctt Son /
Co.
schr Mary Ann McCann. Ksvsnagh. BAngor-H w Loud
& Go.
Schr Hero. Baker saiem--C Robbins
Schr Winnie Ltury, Spear. Boston-H r Brown Co.
schr l. Maherson, Mcintyre. Provincetown. Mass B
Weinberg Co.
schr Reindeer, Howard, Cod sprng-Campbsll Card
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ASTORIA, o. June l5-sailed. bark Wave Queen (Br).
Anderson, Liverpool
10 ton June i7--Arnved. bark John Mathews (B-),
seavey Portland for Auckland NJ brig kcnath tBrl Des-
gan, Johns, PR
Isth-Arrlved Johns Hopkins. Hal EFT. BaIti-
more via Norfolk. tien Whitney. aett New YORK schrs
NJ Buell. Ireland, PhiIsdeIphia: Eikins. Lmdam. DO.
lNh-Arrvcd. steamers Berks. Pendetnn, Philadelphia:
Roman crowe, do; schrs John u Converse. Plummer.
Sagun General Connor. ~chute. do Lucy Holmes. Teei
Baracoa Whitney Long Bickmore fhiiadephia w l. Alb
bot Ludlam. do; Martha Welsh Wesley; do Spsrtel,
Crossm New York Adams, ROBBINS Hoboken Ruth
Shaw shaw. ueorge,own; oive Janiscn. Jamison Port
johnson.
Jersey, Coggins, Naguabo PIX; iowes. Fort Phadel-
phiM; X Miller. smith, do; Arctic, CHM. do; Nun A
aron Bearsc, tcorsctown nc; NJ Fish Fisk Baltimore
Rebecca A Carter. Tomiin do, Aneroid. Talbot. do.
t,lexrcd-Stcamer Gaucus. Besrse, New York; bark
zephyr,nc, johnson, Demerara; schr Jueob Haskell,
Crpweil, Hun. h.
BALTIMORE. June is-Arriycd. banks Neres tAusl
Scopnich Gloucester via Hampton koss Augustine
tSpJ Acardagoicoeciic Havana; Wciamv titusl, Robin
SON. Dublin: briggs Annie Ingram tBr. Ashwood - Johns
X: Magdais t Trafton. Caiparien schr Helen King
Brnccy, Fortune Island
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A TURKISH "HATT."
THE TEXT or THE PROCLAMATION OF SULTAN

THE TEXT OF THE PROCLAMATION OF SULTAN
MoURAp v.
Tho following Hiatt" or proclamation, was solcmnly
read on the LIST at Constantinoplo the
OF all the high officials Of state and a Of
citizens. and subsequently published in the official
Journals:-
nv ILLUSTRATORS vzrER. MEHExKp RucHpI- PAcuA--
Having been called, by the grace OF the All High
King OF Kings and tho unanimous desire OF our sub
jccts occupy the throne Of rcvercd ancestors
seeing your recognized experience and your patriot
ISM we have confirmed you your functions Grand
vizier as well AS all our Ministers. officials and en-
ployas OF our government As IS publicly known, Tor
some time pas. difficulties arisen our external
aud affairs which to certain degree have DIS
turbed public confidence and threatened the Empire
with ruin, and consequently il was OF the lrst i'm.
portaucc to remedy state Of things and restore
peace confidence among the subjects OF the Empire
by the selection OF stem capable of renewing public
prosperity and happiness To replace the admlnsira-
upon real soid basis Is the nrst great object OF
sohctude that the prescriptions OF tho "cheriai
may be observed; that the general administration OF
our kingdom may be ccnhded in stable manner 10
citxens according 10 their capacity that tho Ministers
be authorized TO discuss and decide upon what
principles and bases complete liberty may be dealt out
10 subjects without exception progress Of all kinds
concord In the mind and the safety Of the country OF
the Empire and the nation In order 10 fulfil these in
entons have considered II useful TO rcorganze the
state Council, Ministries OF justice, pubic ustruc
tion. finance, &c As the Bureau OF Finance
one OF tho most essential OF the governmental
branches, will be especially necessary 10 scrutlnzc
every with reference TO IT. and to INTRO
duce every possible guarantee as 10 order and security
Is not authorized by the budget In this view
control should be established, that this do
partment may command pubic confidence. In order
facilitate execution ot these measures and
the present drain upon the Treasury, have
decided 10 reinquish tho usual 300. 100 Turkish
pounds pay from the OF private
treasury. from the revenues Of the coal mines OF