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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-29
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Carpets-G. Mendel, Booth & Co.
Theatrical Entertainment Turne
Hall.
For Rent-Dwelling.
Wall Paper--A. W. PAUL 4 Bro.
Maiolics Pitchers - Cummlns y
Woods.
Wall Paper-John Friedel.
Twenty-Five Fancy Cards.
Chromos IL Co.
Wells CarboliclTablets.
Agents Wanted.
A Home and Farm of Your Own.
Stationary Packages-Bride u Go.
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CALL and see the all wool casslmeres
at Thos. Hughes & Co.'S, which they
Will make 70 order in fashionable man
ner for $1,000 per suit.
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ASK for those elegant English diago-
mails for spring overcoats at Thos. Hughes
& Co.'S. Now 10 the time to examine
this stock while it is fresh aud unbroken.
Special inducements to cash customers.
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THos. HUGHES & Co. have just re-.
ceived fresh lot of black worsteds which
they will make up into suits at the very
low price of $500. Call and examine
them.
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EXECUTIVE APPoINTMEST-
Mathews yesterday appointed V. B
Archer notary public in Writ county,
with residence at Writ Court House
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IMMENSE Fall Stock Of Dry Goods and
Carpets and l will sell them cheaper
than any house in Wheeling.
j. w. FERREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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NoTIcE.-At the forced closing out
sale of j. w. Ferrel, you can get Muslin
at 4 cents, Calico at 4 cents, Grenadine
at 8 cents, snd Carpets at Is cents per
yard. Call soon if you want bargains.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-29

TIE Street Commissioners force was
buslly engaged yesterday in removing
those magnificent mountains of mud
which now sdorn either side of our
streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-29

IT is now proposed to transfer the G.
& p. cars from Martins Ferry to Wheel
ing by boat.
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SALE OF PROPERTY Auctioneer
Halter, yesterday, sold to j. A. Miller
house and lot on Eighteenth street ior
s2.O50: also, house and lot on South
Huron street, Island, to Belle Lamb, for
$3.50
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-29

FURNITURE A. K. Morehead IL Co.,
are selling furniture AMI carpets at bot
tom prices n. their new rooms, I'LL
Main street.
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FORCED SALE.-Great Bargains in
Dry Goods and Carpets at whatever they
Viii bring. Must be sold to raise money.
j. w. FERREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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WHEELING, March q.

Edward Tate, a well known deck
hand of the steamer Fleetwood, fell
overheard at the head of Burlington
Island, and was drowned, yesterdy even
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-29

THERE were no cases booked for the
Police Court this morning, at late hour
last night.
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FLOUR is higher with an upward ten .
dency. -
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AN unknown man sustained severe
though not fatal injuries, yesterday, by
being thrown from buggy out the pike.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-29

THE wind yesterday marched right
away with person.
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A LOCK has been put on the turn-tsble
at the Capitol corner.
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THE Wheeling Turnvereins give an
entertainment at Turner Hall on next
Monday evening.
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For good carpet of any kind at halt
price now, call on j. W. FERREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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EGGS are very scarce, and prices are
advancing.
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Cock FIGHTING prevails in North
Wheeling.
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a CHOICE lunch and turtle soup will BE-
spread to-day at the Old Exchange. See
advertisement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-29

DEcKHAND DRowSED.-''Go away
from home TO get the news" is al old
but trite saying, and so We copy the fol-
lowing from the Cincinnati Commercial:
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 60 now
10 J. w. FERRELs.
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET
OFFICE MARYLAND LIVE STOCK SCALES |
Wednesday. March %, 1877. !

OFFICE MAINLAND LIVE STOCh SGALES [
Wednesday. March %, 1877. !
RECEIPTS OF LIVE STOCK FOR THE WEEK.
Number OF 295
Mum Der OF Sheep and Lambs...........-. ,62l
Number OF Hogs....""................. Ss4o
TOTAL 0''"
PRICES OF REEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
THIS WEEK.
Very best on SAFE To-Day .....".........J7sgo4c
That generally rated first quality..5 @S1sc
Medium or good fair quaIity..".....4 @5c
Ord'ry thin Steers, Oxen & Cows.....3H9ic
Most OF the sales are from ..."........ iHg513c
The market for cattle opened quiet but
frmer with prices ic higher, but closed
dull with slight decline, compared with
last weeks quotations, the most sales
being made at 4!@5!c. The receipts
this week were 1856 head and the sales
were 1888.
Hogs in moderate demand and firm;
prices shade higher and ranged Mt ia
Sc; receipts 3,9i5.
Sheep dull and prices somewhat lower;
sheared 4@5c; wool 5952c; receipts
1852.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-29

THE market yesterday morning was
tolerably well attended.
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THERE was no probate business trans
acted yesterday by the County Clerk.
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FRUIT-Apples lO@l5c per peck.

New YORK, March 2S.-Beeves Re.
ceipts for two days 1870 head, against
$3.50 head for the same time last week.
The quality was generally fair. with tour
cars extra premium steer. market no
better generally than Monday. Whole
sale slaughterers appeared little an1-
ious to buy, and some sellers reported q
slight Improvement. Light steers. scld
at 9@9ic per pound, medium 10 fair
,9l@i91c; good to prime l0i@llct; part
of premium steers which SO at Sc so per
100 pounds alive In Chcisge, and aver
aged more than 1000 pounds, here
changed hands at 12tc per pound; all
the Chicago aid St. Louis cattle lost
money, and some lost as much as So per
head.
Sheep Receipts for two days, 1920
agains. 1900 head for the same time last
week. There lie not many buy ers in
market, and trade is dull and limited,
with sales of decent to good at 5t@64c
per pound; Chicago and extra 6s@7sc;
a car load of premium at Sc.
Swine Receipts for two days, $3.50
against 6,2OO head for the same time last
week. The market was slow with three
cars sold at So 1896 00 per 100 pounds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-29

The Bellsire mil starts up to-day.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, cheap
cheaper, cheapest, goto
J. W. FERREL's.
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GREAT bargains in kid gloves. slightly
soiled, at 70 cents per pair. at
j. w. FERREL's.
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ONE marriage license issued yesterday
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wheeling Retail Market.

SECoND WARD W Wednesday Morning.
The market was poorly supplied this
morning, all stuff mostly higher and
was quite scarce, A good enquiry pre-
vailed, and plenty OF buyers were on
hand 10 take all that was offered.
PRoDUCE-Eggs l5@l6 cents per dez;
butter 3O@35c per ID; chickens each,
dressed, S5@40c; maple molssses Soc per
quart, or 81 30 per gallon; corn meal zoe
per peck.
observation-disclosures 25@40c per
peck; onions 25c per peck; cabbage l0@
l5c per head; beets SOC per peck; tur-
nips 20c per peck; psrsnips Zoe per
peck; sweet potatoes Coo per peck; new
onions sc per bunch; lettuce SC per head;
Coz per peck; spinach Acc per peck; rad.
dishes loo per bunch.
FRUIT-Apples l0Gl5c per peck,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, March 2s.-MoEEY-I
aa,3 Der cent closing at 2@2a. Prime
mercantile paper sa@o per cent. Gus.
toms receipts $4,000. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Olear,ngs
Sl2.OO0O0O. Sterling, long 4s4; short
1850. . 5000 =.
lO4i most of the transactions OF the day
having been at these figures: Carrying
rates | and ! per cent, and borrowing
rates fat at II, and 2 per cent
S1LyER-At London closed at 64f pence
per ounce; here silver bars are: green
backs, l23i; lls gold; coin at / per cent
discount.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-29

For sale by dealers in me.lci,,
Logan, List 4 Co., Wholo,'.l
Wheeling. w vs. ~a
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GREAT bargains in second hand Pianos
and Organs At the Music Store Of Adams

Parties desiring to purchase should
call at once and examine the stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05
FINANCIAL Avn comMEacI1h.

THURSDAY, Jan. 4-p. M.-The morning
speculation at the Stock Exchange was speci lily
active for Lake Shore, Michigan Central, West
ern Union, New York Central, and Delaware,
Lickawanna and Western, In consequence Of
the death Of Commodore Vanderbilt the first
named having declined from 1873 At the opening
to 55E. seller 2, while New York Central yielded
only from l1o', to lO0&. MchlIan Central, ia
sympathy with these shares, drOppcd from 49,.
TO i6S but 1t soon took on strength, and adj
vanced to Az buyer 3, being better than the
previous highest point Of the diy. New York
Central also not only recovered rs decline, but
further advanced fully u cent. to lol'4 or IL
u cent, conn arod with tho lowest nIures Of
the morning. In fact the general market be-
camo stronger aoon after the announcement OF
tho Commodore's decease, and a decided dis.
position to purchase characterized the dealings
up TO one o'clock when the market subsidized
into comparative quo nnd closed dull. Vest
ern Union opened al 72l ami fell on To ~. nut
again raj led TO the bost figures. and closed at
IN. Delaw re, Lackaw ma and Western, after
selling at i6A aud 7Gh. became weak with
the other principal stocks, aud sold down
10 l5k though raiiying 10 tho afternoon
to 7oT again, but recording 75X In tie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05
lsTONIsHMENT IN COURT.
A Grand Jury Reporting n Public Prosecutor
for Drunkenness.

FREEHOLD, n. j., Jan. AT 3 o'clock
this afternoon. while Judge Scudder was hearing
n question Of trespass and right OF way. the
Graud Jury Unexpectedly 1ed into court.
Clerk Arrowsmth asked whether they had any
bills to present. The foreman, Jordan Woody,
OF Long Branch. replied In the negative. and
said that several indictments had been found,
but the bills had not been prepared. They had
appointed committee to wait on Prosecutor
OF the Pleas william II. Conover TO inquire into
the IN natter. and the committee would report to
the court. Alexander A lard Of farmingdale
reported. In behalf OF the committee, that thev
had called at the Prosecutor office. aud found
the Grand jury papers loose on tho table. with
only three bills among them. The Prosecutor
was absent. lie had app ared before them
every day In such condition from the effects
Of liquor that he unable to give advice or
counsel Tuey had sent for him. and mad not
been ablo To lind him. The forem further
said that. the Prosecutor having absrnted him
self from the Grand Jury room, they had pissed
a resolution not to admit him that aficrward
he had attempted to enter, hut. being IN an
UNIT condition, they had refused to admit him.
Mr. Yard added tn the, were compelled 10
suspend. owing to hts neglect IN sum moning wit
nesses he had teen ordered to suDunna, and
had adjourned for instructions from the Court.
After consulting the ASCOT tie Judges. the
court directed MI. Beekmt IN, Secretary Of the
Grand Jury. and Mr.. ard, Chairman OF the COM
mittee. to be In court to-mOrrOw and then
ton will be taken. The Grand Jury adjourned
until Tuesday. IL Is said that Conover is to he
suspended from office tomorrow aud a substi-
tute appointed for the term. As TINS Is his sec
ond onence " Is not probable lie viii be allowed
TO perform the duties Of his Office again.
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DAOLTY.-On Wednesday. Jan 2, 1877, Michael Nag
Icy native - fif pa rsl = OLtsltd county tlArc.
ireland, ~ the hAi YER OF HI ave.
IA" relatives an irlen Oi tn family requested
10 ateni the iunDrh seryi c' at ne cur ~ m Nl
L ton, verona hfr Hufh NrluNlfn, on FUdy Jan. o.
al 10 u'co H. thence 10 the Cemetery VI Tie HOY Cross,
athusl,af GOO llce, Cor IA rriueut
npOLtI. ON "wednesday, Jan. B. Mary Tracy wifs
Of Patrick j. DooieY.
Tine funeral VIII take place from the Church II 4.
Joan IN" Baptist. corner Miioughhy and Lewis ave-,
BrouklNu. ON fudAf, a.. 3, Al III oct ck \ NJ
HIGGINS At Jamaica, l.. l., on jan 8, Annie, va
OF Thomas Higgins au dau shter ~ Pttfick AMI
crime LYONS, ~ county Lmerlck. Ireland, tar oitn
rtrof her age
The relatives ana friends are invited 10 attend the ~.
neral on SUM ", i N lat u'c c. tom hrT lr rtsi-
drncc IN Washington ST.. Amicd. without further ln-
Yttftnn.
KENNEDY On Taurs iay Jan. 1877, at is Charl.
ton catherine liuHp s, wife Of T. ~ ird X 'nuruy.
Inc IN irral p fiiin ier late rrsidence ON
Saturday ~ 90. uc. Relatives and friends ara
rtsp' cttiig invited IA q tend.
lr,N ON To-Day, jan :, Robert Lusk. In the cam
year of MS ee
l,chuNe- AMI friends are invited t. attend hs funeral
on tfilnY. at I n'c ork tr nm bts West fSih
NANDt tBlI r. On tn- I Ia inst, Iururllus Wander.
hUi, b. the hit wear of hii a..
Funeral ,ervices be- hcf AZ the Church ( ma
Stranger, Mercer a., between CLINTON ana WhyrrI,Y
plit, IN sunday the Inst at ha past 10 OcH,k
4. Inc t,ua., VIA be- seposltoI ia TIE fanny
NAu Z on staten Island.
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THE ASHTABULA DISASTER,
why Water was not Thrown on the Burning
Wreck The Coroner's Inquest.

AsHTABULA, Jan. 4.-The Coroner's jury
reassembled at o A. NJ. to-day. T.. w. Lockwood
testified that he was at the pun ping house, near
the depot, Just before the accident. James
Manning. engineer at the pumping house, had
just been telling him what q good engine he had
They had facilities for attaching hose in
four or i've places. He did not say anything
about attaching the village fire hose at the pump
house. He left the pump house at $50 A. NJ. to
go home. On his way he met train No. 8. which
seemed to be all right. Ho did not hear the
crash as the bridge went down. the night being
very stormy. but saw the light OF the burning
wreck Immediately. He did not 60 back until
the next morning. when he examined the track
and ties, but saw 10 indications OF atrain having
Jumped the track. There was no snow ON the
bridge when he passed over IT,.
George Brake OF Ashtabula testified that he
heard the alarm OF Gre ON the night OF the acci-
dent, and, being foreman oflthe Protection COM
panv, FASTENED to the engine house. Witness
said:
The team usually employed couid not be obtained.
probably three quarters Of hour before arrived
aea .ne t rsro'a sgsns asked way the s9sne A.
strong mat there was no use, water could do no
.sersslon and ssked Nc. talsg' i sSouid take
had no minority in tie mat cr examined and teunS
no drag rope or anything else get the steamer
"a MR. r 10" h"s Of ne n s c Nes nae ns
e @ coS nave c been cne Ss 6s as ~ @
tnan by The use Of buckets | received order from
the CHIEF Engineer not To- set the engine Some
or thirty buckets being used la thTOwin. water
MAYOR Hepburn gave me no orders.
Il. A. Hitchcock testified:
am foreman OF the steamer Neptune have been
injected WITH the Fire Department for nine years I
net MT rong before reaching The scene 81 the acct
dem, aud asked hun IL the Fire Department need
co.. NJ. SironS replied, - done think We need any
to take the engine down. as the snow was very deep.
went hmm uiatcy to the wreck, wondered that
tney dil not want wa'er on the IRE. had not seen
thet KNAPP or Fireman Brake up to that time. met
= any 90 gf ar hn.
rug thro"np" Mr.. Strong rephei that he thought
wafer was OF no use. This was his only
son for not putting water NV opinion il that
by using water soon II might have more
lives would have been saved. The steamer was ready
for us soon after II the ground, and II ii mad
then been used think the fire could have been er
ungui.hed aud more bodies might have been idenu.
fed would have proceeded TO throw water GU the
nre IL not Tor the order OF MIR. strong.
Capt. George Of Ashtabula testified TO the SUBJ
stance OF tue conversation between MIR. Hitch
COCK and Mr.. Strong which he overheard.
-Four watches were found I'm the wreck to- day,
three Of them so badly burned that they were
mere masses OF metal one of them WIS marked
on the inside case. "Wil c. II. Bradley" aud
has been forwarded to Mrs. Bradley In San
Francisco.
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THE EASTERN CONFERENCE.
Trying TO Induce the Turks to Debate the
Rejected Proposals.

LONDON, jan 4-Reuters despatch from
Constantinople reports that at to-day's sitting
OF the Conference Savfet Pasha read statement
OF motives In support OF the Turkish counter
proposals, and explaining IN detail the grounds
for opposing certain portions OF the proposals
OF the powers The European plenipot entiaries
nevertheless endeavorcd to induce the Turks
TO agree to debate upon the points which have
been rejected by the Porte. The European
plenipotentiaries themselves opened discussion
upon some Of these points. When the confer
once adjourned II was to meet again next Mon
DAY. In the meanwhile the plentpotentiaries
WIZ continue u use their influence to make tho
Porte understand that modification OF the
PROPOSALS can only be brought about 10y further
discussion.
Apprehensions of n rupture continue to di-
mini>h. IL seems probable. from the more con
cillatorv feeling now prevalent that the Porte
VIII not reject the proposals OF the powers. The
pIenipotentinries also seem disposed to make
some further slight concessions. III these antici-
patioDs are realized, negotiations will be re-
sumed to morrow. IL Is believed that pacific
solution ~ the Eisiern question may yet be
look. ii for.
vienna, Jan. 1T Is positively stated that
Austria's representatives, at the Conference are
Instructed to leave BConst ntinople II the Porte
does not accept the proposals. OF the powers.
despatch to the POliticdi Correspondence
from tcnstantincple saws u T. all.ecd tuAt the
Porte intcnds to address a manifesto to Europe
one report says the PAPER will take the form OF
a protest. The Observation-Disclosures. however. are
endeayoring TO dissusde tue Porte from giving
" that shape. The Russian Imperial yacht uerl-
elk has arrived at ConstAntinDple.
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TAM M ANY IN 1877.
The Hon. Augustus scheIi to be Chairman Of
the Committee ON ORGANIZATION.

Eleven hundred and twenty-eight Den-
ocrats met in the large hall OF the great Wig
wan last evening to organize the Tammany
General Committee OF 1877. Among tho dele
gates were all the members of the committee Of
1873, several hitherto Antl-Tammany Demo-
Gratis. and Andrew w. Leggett and Albert
Elterich, both OF whom have heretofore been
Republicans. Among the Anti-Tammanv men
were Benjamin Wood, John Foley, Justice Blk
by, William walsh. Charles Il. Loew, George W.
PIunkitt, Edward Cahill, and Lawrence ID. kler-
nan.
The COMMITTEES was called to order by Comp
troller Kelly. who named Henry l.. Clinton as
temporary Chairman. and Henry A. Gumbleton
and Joseph Bumentbsl as temporary secre-
taries. Mr.. Clinton having taken the chair, tho
roll OF delegates was called by the Secretary.
AFTER the roll call the Chairman announced that
credentials had been received from contestin9
delegations In the Second. Third. and Sixth As
sembly Districts, and that the right to their
seats OF several delegates from the First Dis-
trtct and of three delegates from the Twenty
first District was contested The protests were
referred to committee. and the General Com
mittee took II recess.
On reasscmblng the Committee ON Creien-
tials reported In favor OF the admission OF the
delegates In each OF the contested districts
whose names were on the tickets signed by the
Inspectors OF the primaries. The report having
been adopted committee was appointed to
select the permanent officers Of the General
After short consultation the committee rec
commended Henry l.. Clinton for On arm an Of tho
General Committee; Patrick q. Durv. william
Bennett, Peter Nogler. Charles B Cornell. Sam
vel q. Courtney. Alfred Wagstar. Ir. and Isaac
hodmen for vice-Chairmen.; Edward r. fitz-
patrick, james J. Ctonin. Frances V. Eunng.
william j. Kane, and Guntrer X. Ackerr an for
Secretaries; william II. Quincy for Reading
SECRETARY, John j. German for Treasurer, and
George CON- Tor Sergeant-at-Arms. me report
was adopted, aud the newly-eiected officers took
their places.
The Committee on Organization will meet on
Monday Augustus Scheil IL to be the Char
man. The committee u cOmpos Of lis mem
bers sixty OF whom are iammi oficehol lers.
Among them are Comptroller Kelly, sheriff
Reilly, Police Commissioner Nichols Commits
sioner Duriip, Excise Commi ssoners Morton
and Murphy. CorOners Wotman and Flanagan,
Receiver ~ Faxes Mcmahon. Collector OF As
sessments Giion. Superintendent OF Citv Record
Morrison. aud sever deputy aherifs and occu-
pants Of minor positions under the city Govern