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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-09
RsPRCIAL ATTENTION HERR.

Notice the I" star Remedies" DR.. Van Dykes
''Antl Bilious cors" 10 preferred TO all other
dyspeptic medicines. First, It does not ntpe:
second. 10 docs not nauseais; third, 1t 10 pleas
ant 10 taste md smell.
"Trout OIL Ointment" 10 prepared from Lake
Tahoe front, and % the best Liniasnt In the
world for Rheumatism. HeurAlgia and Sprsins.
90 10 your druggist. get . sample bottle OF
each. FREE Of eharvs. Trout OIL. ~ cents per
bottle. Anti-Bilious Cure. 81 70. sui9 ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-09


lief that the Government ala not syer
know their policy themselves. He con
tinued flat although no had opposed III,
vote AZ long a Il was poasible n miebi
encourage the Turks to prolong the var
he ala not think II his duty 70 confirm,
opposition now. In Justification Of thii
course he pointed 10 the Minister ener
getic reputation OF . desire TO involve Oh,
| country In war and their expressions o.
sympsthy for the Christians oil Turkey.
air STAFFORD Northcote expressed hil
s.tisf.etion Al Lord Hsrtington's speech
- o.. a tn. r.. .ro,..
49, Gapos. ..,ian n ndi nor
s.,nn ~ ,ha A.. 70 Con%st.ntinonla. n ssv,
,h.t ali dsnger NJ Ire renewal of var BE-
tvsen Turkey and Russia il now over. The
Russians are practically masters Of Con-
stantinoplc. Nothing remains TOT us v
" .w. ~ rcscs srS \. uros.".;on =,
our Immediate Interests. Russia IL under
IN honorable pledge not TO advance fur.
tnei. pnouia sue az ~ uhIo ~ pseI
sne .os,u aiouso .ns Tn,sh ~ ~. ~.
men' " .nis Svus'ty'o 49,.
aAys nAve anoIaeu sI n usnssioI, pao
monitAfy symPIoms. bu' sne MI 10y
aiIy restrain nei iorces, even Slsnin .no
nmin meg py tne aimlsnce, .neIe y nc
te.son wny ,ns cohai.ions " Peunons
Pe,ce ,nouia not W kmPe,seiy 4lseusso
The siSty.ar,t reeiment leaves today
for Malta.
on rekisDurs co~riesponaens AZ .nc
A. Violation Of peutrslity And a direct
and unwArranted impeachment Of Rus
sia's good faith. He says u IL looked upon
n a defiance Of Russia by England. Tho
statement Of tho Chancellor OF the Ex.
oheouer that the Acct was sent 10 Con.
s-tsntinopie 10 protect British ,ubIect,
from violence. produces great indig.
nation. Russian extremists demand that
war DO at once declared against England,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-09
4 D,sappeiasns.s.

Owing 10 tho very general do
sire Of the public to zee more OF Tho
Union square Thester Company nov per-
forming at the Opera House. manager
Piper has been using his best endeavors 70
secure them for . week longer; but cannot
do %. - they arc billed for Salt Lake,
Omaha, 81. Joseph and 81. Louis. Dis
patches we're sent 10 those places request
Ing . postponement Of their appearance
there for one week. but the answer came
back ~imperaively declining 70 acceed TO
the proposal. consequently the company
will give but two more performances here
lone this afternoon and q tonight
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-09
rnR PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef unexceiisd In STOREY
county, 10 TO Thomas Hsffron's Eating Stand,
In the Palace Saloon. NO. Z North O street,
VIRGINIA CITY. Frcsh oystsu d all houu In
svssy styls. Forty ninsn always on hand q
night. For t.ssy, bone styls Of cootine. sna
Afford. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior
Try Il. apis n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-09
,irLLrNRRY

Ma. z. Page Noe, 1t No. iei South street
Virginia, 10 selling her large and sntire 'toeh
Of Millinery 8aods q ltss than co,t. 70 close
ont her business. Ladies' OF aold Hill and
Virginia desiring ~ purchase nrrtclass goods
cheap for caah cannot do better than 70 call and
examine her stock. There 10 no humbug about
this, - the goods must and viil be sold IN the
next thres weeks. Gall and see. IA2a NV
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-09
TONIC.

Kvsry one. 1t times. feels the necessity oil
some restorative Of the vital powers. oppressed
by mental or bodily exhaustion. In such con
dltions lot every one, instead OF flying 70 ths
alcoholic or medicinal stimuiants. which must
be followed By depression equal 70 their ercits.
ment, reinyigonte his deransed system By the
natural tonic tlensnts Of tho Peruvian syrup,
Sold BY oil druglisu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-09
THE DAVIS MURDER TRIAL.
THE CASE To GO TO rnE JUDY
TONIGHT.

The Argumssts On the Evidssee-
Csunssiler Lindssy's Drsaasie
Appsal-Ths Twelve Decd Nee
asd True. Moved - Tears-Ths
Jury VIII Probably AErss -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-09
CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous wsahnsss. ssriY
decay, ioss OF manhood. ste- ! will send .
receipt that will euro you. rRnn OF onAn0s-
This great rsmsdy va discovered By mission.
an in South America. Send 9 s~elf-sddresssd
envelope 10 the RRv. JOSEPH T. INhAN.
ststion d, Bible House. New YORK City.
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asd True. Moved - Tear-rhs
Jury VIII Probably Agree -
Disagree.
The District Court was called TO order
yesterday afternoon at the time specified.
The crowd Was so great that the Sheriff
was compelled to close the doors In order
to prevent the room being packed.
In rebuttal James Mentally Wa sworn.
He testified: I was living In this city on
the sth Of October; have lived here over
four years ; heard the reports OF tho pistol
shots on the sth Of October; ! went To the
scene Of the trouble ; in going back l mot
Csstiliia Morales. Mrs. Harvey and
Charley Brown ; l had . conversation with
Mrs. Harvey i've minutes After the ahoot-
ing /; I met them coming out OF the house
where they belonged; VA going south
from 81 ; when l met them Mrs. Harvey
asked what wAs the matter . 1 told her that
n policeman hal killed . woman and man;
she threw mp her hands In holy horror /;
have known Mrs. Harvey over since ! have
been in town ; at the time I met them 1
was going to the room which i had left ;
have always been . miner until recently ;
am now working In bucknsr's gambling
rooms. To Lindsay-I WA In No. IL 81
the time Of tho shooting. the house next
south Of rs. where Miss Morales, Mrs.
Harvey and Charley Brown we're staying ;
l met them ~ I WAS going back; they
were going north ; I stopped and talked
about half q minute I; Mrs. Harvey was the
only one who spoke 10 me directly ; when
I told her she threw up her hands and
said, =. oh. that's horrible"
Albert skinner WAS recalled. He said :
Quite a while after the shooting l saw Cas-
tillia Morales ; I went after . fan ; ! did
no, have . conversation . week or v
aft.rward with Morales concerning the
pistol ; Ash did not 1t any time that night
exhibit q pistol In my presence ; after i
was hit I ran In the direction OF the BAG
ramento saloon ; l know Belle west he
never made any threat Of blowing out any
policemAn's brains.
Charley Marks testified: About two
weeks ago I was in tho philadelphia
saloon when Belle West came In : the boys
began 10 laugh when shs called them
names and said she WAS going to clear
Davis did not say how sho WA going TO
do IL there Wa nothing said about the
Davis trial till she made the remark. "fu
beat YOU fellows-ln clear Davis"
Coroner Hodges testified: I I'm Cor
oner Of this county I; l remember holding
an inquest upon the death OF Louis Ash ;
| remember . witness named Shaney ; do
not remember whether tho testimony Was
read 10 him or not before signing ; l took
4, down As he delivered II In narrative
form /; District Attorney Drake VA there
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-09

Tho Union Square Theaier company
retain their well-deserved popularity. and
repeated Pink Dominos'' last evening TO
. house alled to overlooking in every part.
The piece was rendered even better, II
possible. than upon its irst presentation
and invoked . continued outburst OF mirth
and enjoyment from the opening 10 the
close. Tonight will be given "The Two
OrpLan.," in which Charles II. Thorne
viii appear As ChcvAlier Maurice De Van
drey. and Miss Fanny Moran, As Counties.
Dione De Limieres. Several members OF
the company who play tonight were In the
original cast Of this play. The play will
be presented In excellent style. Several
pieces Of now scenery have been painted
Tor use in Il. the original costumes will be
worn and the original music given. This
10 the farewell performance Of tho com
n consequently all who have not seen
them, and would care 10 have an evening
Of genuine enjoyment. should not miss
the opportunity. Thoae wishing to secure
. seat should apply early. A. The house IL
sure 10 be crowded 10 its fullest capacity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-09
srOCK kEPO.T.
san Hransfses Beard
LAST Evxxua.


Last Evxsrso.
800 Meadow Valley. se
an Raymond I Ely. 81. 8. bio
$50 Enreks Con-. ", Sk, ak.
100 Ph9aix.
21 Alps. s,tk
10 Rye Patch. 3 %
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SIS Leopard. Sc, SOC
80 Northsrn Belle. ios
ans Hussey. CSC. Sc, %
80 De rrses. 20,
100 Grand Prize. iss. isk
30 Navajo. ia.
100 End,wmsnt, eoe
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500 Indepsndsnes. 20
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OPriCR AND RksIDKNCEi
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-09
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y Mccarthy JBGr.y varney's Hand
i rbomn.en Mrs Cahsu MrpA Elamsnkie
Mo A Kennedy y Holland Ml..R ulldsorsnd
Nr.J Kitchen q n stcgman W u campbsh
u x Sporting Nis wsdhams 4 Melntosh
MT L.etc Mi.s = Sixon r seldner
"a 4 HAMMOND
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COLONEL FAIRS REFINERY.

Werhtsg TaiiisEs -iIsw % Pays
Renstsg the Buiiiss-luow 10 10
Dese. and she Dinsssace % II III.
peesed - Make.
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py.n-lekle nix Martin WI Hayfori
r. McAuley ON howard N hlstnef
y.rp.,'. h.pd As Pvnnoyrr Rev Hammond
Ch.. f,yman Mrs. No rs Mis- x Russell
Mrs. Hawkins A jose a dAu Bd oiough
N Lab. Mis-. Harris MIS- nsfri- snan
Nj. n t,ook Nil. \ Norri. W A Eixard-
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The Supplementary Credit
Veted by Parliament.
THE ENGLISH VESSELS ORDERED
TO consrAHTlNoPlE.
Official Statement Of the
Basis Of Preliminary
Peace.
RUMORS or A RUSSO TURKISH
ALLIANCE.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FUNERAL
OF POPE Plus TX.
The Remains to Lie In State Three
Days.
lsrscAL DisrArcH TO q GoLp HILL
DAILY Nxws.l
n Dead Pep..

lsPsclAL DisrArrH TO rHs Coin HUI
DAILY Nxws.l
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-16
Found at Last.

Messrs. Ballard i Wilson, who have dealt
largely in mixed paints for several years,
have during, that time, tried many kinds
which were highly recommended. but which
did not give exac, I'D entire satisfaction TO
themselves or their customers. At last.
they have found just the article they have
been In search OF 50 lo.7g. aud now offer
Nane. Calvert i Cos Mixed Paints, OF any
desired color. Put up in pack yes measuring
from Que quart to forty gallons. Us a saving
10 The purchaser Of twenty per cent. and
guaranteed, for either outside ar inside
work, to give entire satisfaction, or I - monty
.riN be refgnd>i. THIS they are auth orIzed
to do by the manufacturers and Will be
carried out to the letter. The Yane, Cal vent
Il COS. paints are composed OF the best
materials known to the trade, the princIp al
ingredients being oxide OF zine. pure white
lead, without acids, aud pure llnseed oil,
which ure made TO unite with other mate
rails, adding greatly TO the durability,
beauty and strength OF the paint mixed
ready for the brush, and will not crack peel,
blister or chalk of. 1t works equally as
well on wood, brick, stone or iron, ana as
well over other laints, upon old work as
new. This paint Is cheaper than any other,
anu ii Is ready FOR Immediate use from
the package in which II il furnished, thus
causing \ saving of tim. aud labor In mix
Ing Adding To this fact that it covers one
third more surface Than ordinary paint, with
the same body snd finish, makes II the most
economical paint in the market. Recollect,
every Iackage warranted rs represented. or
money refunded. For sale in Lexington,
only by Ballard & Wilson, at Lumber Yard
on Main Street, directly opposite Dutcl
Row. mgtf
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1000 RESULTS

Are always pleasant to contemplate. Is every
dyspeptie sufferer who uses farker's Ginger
Tonic will attest. Ts obtsin from this remedy
the most gratifying relief when distressed win
Headache. Low Spirits. Nervousness. "lkeiul-
ness. Psipitstion Of the Heart. Liver Disorders.
Costivsusss, Pain in the Stomach. Heartburn.
Cramps. ste. 10 = pleasant experiences that sur
prises no less than it comforts. Another re-
msrkabls feature OF this remedy 10 It's powerful
speciic action on the skin and mucous surfaces
o.. tho ,hroa1 and lungs BY which 1t unlstling
cures the worst Casa OF Cough, Cold aud Sore
Throat. 1t cures in Y wonderfully short time
removes all soreness form the lungs. and pro
,ects the feeble from Consumption. Buy . 81
bottle from your druggist. D.. W. B. Tevis. Lex
inxton. Mo-, or . sample sottle at Is cts, snt
tests Its merits. deSS1eoWSth-
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Found-An iron doer.key.

W
The 10. Kinney passed down yesterday.
Nice ccrned beef At L. Rupple's. Franklin
street, att and : cents per pound.
Prepare TO attend the entertainment TO be given
BY the Lexington Silver Cornet Band.
Mr.. L. S. Fishback shipped ria st. H., X. {.
IN. r. r.. Thursday. Ii fat cattle and Ii hogs
Trade Is quite brisk on the Narrow Gauge road
An extra train was necessary yesterday, &c
clear up the freight.
Mr.. A. W. Smith may row be found in tn
same room with Msssrs. Bonnell 4 Lee. Sc,
his notice elsewhere.
Saunders photograph gallery is removed t.
the old stand. over M:Cassiand & Bedford
store. Call and see him.
Mr.. George Fsrrar has brought y suit sgsins
the Catholic church to recover damages resulting
| from attaching his property while suit was i,
| progress against him.
| The scoupdrei who robbed old Ned Whalen. a
| Selalia, 81. his check f1r 81. ia v on Il 81
! Louis baIE. succceird in getting II Ca.hc,i n
, The National Exchange Bank. Jenersou city.
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Removed.

have removed my stock to the store room now
occupied by Bonneli 4 Lee. opposite the court
house, where l may be found with u full line OF
new and elegant Mouldings, Picture Frames,
Picture Card, Backing Canvas for oil paintings
&C. Frames. all sizes, made on shortest notice
and atlo"est living rates. Bring in the pictures
you have had laid away in the drawer SO long
and see if | don't frame them . little nicer and
cheaper than ever before. All orders left at
Bonnell 4 Lees store will receive prompt si,en-
ton. ] still keep the celebrated Winchester
Buck Gloves; have . superb thorn proof glove
Tor trimming hedge fence; also ladies' riding
gloves and gauntiets. Call and see them. oppo-
cite court house. (mchl6-2t) A. W. SMITH.
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THE ALTAR

Married To Freedom township, LAFAYETTE
county, Mo-, by the Rev. Ii. Willie, Mr.. JSO.
{. DRIVER and Miss ANNA HULZ.
Near CnucOrdia, Lafayette county. Mo,
Feb. 2Tth. at the residence of the BRIDES father,
by Rev. J J. BilIz, Rev. 81 oil Hi
nois, ana Miss LYDIA kAliE.
In Kansas City. Mo. sunday. March
10th, u, the smart House. MIR. fIONAS PRICE.
and Miss ANNIE V. CHAMBERS. both Oh this
city.
- In Milton. Pike county, Ills, March 3rd
Mr.. JAMES A. and Miss Lula
ARMSTRONG. both oil Lafayette county, No.
- AT the residence or Mr.. Andrew LAUGH
ner, on Franklin street. In this city, on Thurs
day evening, March II, by Rev. J. A. Quaries.
Mr.. JULIUS ID. GARRISON and Miss MAG. Z.
HUMPHREYS, uli Of his county.
1t is not often that two as worthy psopl.
are mated in life companionship as these.
Sober. sensibie. substantial. theirs will be u
union OF domestic worth and serene happiness.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-16

DR.. Ming has removed his dental rooms over
the store of Messrs. Bonnell u Lee.
See the card of Dr. p. Temple. Electrician.
which is among the medical cards, on the frs
page.
Several communications, which Were unavoid-
ably crowded out this week. will appear in our
next issue
The Odd Fellows Of this city held a memorial
lodge last Tuesday night in honor of the men,
DRY Of the late +. ID. Stewart. There was .
large attendance. Mr.. Sinauer opened the exer-
cises with an appropriate address. He was
followed by Rev. N. G. Williams in prayer,
and by Rev. James A. Quarles in an extended
address. Prof. Gimbel and other members of
the order furnished music and singing for the
occasion. and the whole was closed by the i'm
! rrc5sive ceremony Of depositing the sprig OF
evergreen. The proceedings were impressive.
ami lou: 10 DC lSU-.IbrTrt
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CAUTION TO TING puDllc.

AS q protection against counterfeits the pres
xut proprietors have patented the likeness o
DIR. A. Q. Simmons, the originator OF Simmons
Liver Medicine, as \ trade mark. Hereafter tn,
orig nal .ad only genuine DR.. A. Q. immon
Liver Mediclae will be put up in yellow wrap
pers with his likeness upon each package snt
bottle-none other genuine. Beware OF counter
.tcits aud unscrupnlGus persona Offering yol
ntuer preparations. For sale by j. A. Quar.e'
& Co. d. W. Il. Tevis and Theo. GOsewisch
M A. THEDFORD 4 CO.. Sole Prop'rs.,
,anl2ml Chattanooga. Tennessee.
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Religious.

Rev. A.. q. WiliiaIns will preach ut the
| Methodist church to-morrow morning.
Elder L. h. Edgar preached ut the Christian
church. in this city. last Wednesday night.
Rev James Greer will preach al the Presby-
! serian church. IN this city, 10. morrow morning.
Elder J. A. Lord will preach ut Wellington
Tomorrow morning and evening nj the usual
hours.
Regular services at the EplscopH, church to-
morrow morning and afternoon. alt lentru
services during the week.
Elder Hughes Vail attend ths missionary meet
ing nj Plattsburg next week. and will probably
%protract II meeting nj that place.
The association for the relief Of the poo, will
meet ut the Presbyterian church to-morroE
~nisht-klGer Hughes will preach The sermon.
Rev. DR.. Taiblrd will preach III the Baptis;
church to-mor ROW morning. Text, Rev. . .a-l4.
Subject, Are there degrees OF Glory IN Heaven
Rev, Andrew Stern will preach in German AZ
the Baptist church lo-morrow afternoon, at y
O'Clock. Subject. 18th. Gospel of the Devil
Regular services q, the Christian church to-
morrow morning by >kidsr Iiush.D- Subject:
'Sins Of my Observation-Disclosures, extortion,
nsury and indebtedness" There will BE- no
services ut night.
Elder Hughes will preach At the o 5. Pres
SSheIidh 'i'i' VII ia tiiIs my i)-UnOElOW night.
The subject Tor hi, discourse will be The
Antiquity and Authorship OF the Books of tie
New Testament
The steamer Colossal took ire, and burned 10
the waters edge. At Louis, on the night of The
sth inst. Captain Swartz, who was the on ,
rsrson on board al the time. is totally al a loss
10 account for the fire, rs there was no DIRE Oh
the boat that day. She WAS insured for ST, os
in Cincinnati companies. and WIS valued Al
sl4. 90.
A four mule team ran away with Mr.. Josept
l. Nelson's wagon, yesterday. from % 'Malley',
lumber yard. They ran out Main TO Mnin-Cross
and down MaIn-Crrss to the Baptist College
where they turned out On the fair grounds road
At Mr.. Fields they struck II post at the side o
the road. and became detached from tie wagon
which they left a wreck. S.sr the Episcopa
church, Mr.. Nelson's con, Tom, who was IN tn.
wagon. jumpe,! out. and falling upon his arm
broke ms wrist. He was taken TO the Baptis
school, where DR.. Chambers was called in, an,
set the fracture.
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GERMAN SYRUP

No other medicine in the world wac ever given
such q test Of its curative s~uslities ~ Boschee's
German Syrup. 10 three years two million four
hundred thousand small bottles Of this medicin-
were distributed free Of charge by Druggists il
this country to those afflicted with consump-
ton. A~thms. Group. severe Coughs. Pnsumo-
mia aud other diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
giving the American people undenisble proof
that German Syrup will cure them. The result
has been that Druggists In every town and vii
lage in the United States are recommending it tc
their customers. Go to your Druggist. and asi
what they know about it. sample Bottles II
cents. Regular size - cents. Three doses val
relieve any case. dec92coWsm
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-16

Mr.. Hall moved that that portion of cj,v en-
SIneer's report alludins 10 Eangway, asked by
M. Lyons, he taken up, and prayer granted
CsrIIci.
On motion oi ar. Chilcs, matter of protecting
hosise If heirs of Frederick Miller, was referred
10 on Improvements and repairs, and
to ctty engineer Tor report.
On motion Of MIR. D'Malley the city register
was ordered TO advertise for bids Tor u crossing
on Man street. from the Morrison. W ent wort
bank to Zeiler'S Heat shop.
The city marshal Was authorized TO purchase Ii
substantially bound book for Il back tax book
The muyor appointed T. j. Hill superintendent
of the calub0ose Tor the ensuing year.
The council adjourned.