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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-14
s%AppLg.rREFs, FLOUR, &C.

Another form Of industry which has
grown 10 large proportions at Madison is
the manufacture Of saddle-trees. Unlike
the starch making, It Is carried on by a
multitude Of individuals on a small scale,
The aggregate Of production ia about
5000 dozen per week.
One FIGURING mill-tkat Of Trow &Son
ia capable OF making four or five hun
bred barrels Of flour every day. The
manufacture Of spokes for wagons and
carriages Is extensive. Furniture ia made
on an immense scale. 0ne man has ac-
cumulated. a fortune OF half a million
dollars by a tannery. Several large brew.
cries supply those who thirst for beer. A
multitude Of other industries exist.
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N gcnoo1s, COLLEGE.

But the place is most attractive for the
great number Of pleasant looking homes
which 1t contains. Some houses-such
az that OF Mr.. Lsnier, the banker Of New
York-are quite imposing. But very
many OF them, without being so preten-
lious, are inviting in appearance. The
streets are all we'll shaded with trees, and
mud Is almost unknown. Water works,
street cara aud gas supply the conyen.
fences of city life.
A handsome High School building, said
to be the finest for its purpose in the
State, completes the appliances Of the city
for education. Six miles away stands
Hanover College, on a spot from which
one Of the most magnificent views on all
the Ohio river may be had. With glass
the river may be seen for fifteen miles in
either Observation-Disclosures half the way
to Louisville,
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TRUSTEES SALE
GIades Iron Works,
Preston County, West Virginia.
TRUSTEES SALE

By Write Of a deed OF trust made by Abner Evans,
Jr,, 70 the undersigned trustee, dated the 18th day
Of December. 1876, and Of record among the land
ncordsof Preatnn county, West Virginia, In Trust
Deed Book Nc. 80. up. SIS, S26 and 81, win on
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FoR SALE.
AUCTION SALE OF
Cloths, Cas.lmerss, vs,tlnrs and Gents
Furnishing Goods.

viii be soId on FRIDAY. 18Th day OF March,
ISIS. 10 close out my remaining stock Of the above
named goods, together With the Tailer's Heating
stoyes, Pressing Irons, Pressing Boards, Work Ta-
he, Cutting Board, Sewing Machines, Chain, pc.t,
CountSr1, Looking Glasses DC, DC. Also, one No.
8 Burk 4 Barnes ETeprooi Safe, With inside and
outdde door, In good order. Aso'' q lot Of IN.
called for clothing, eopEshng q coat, pants and
Vest.
day 10 day until closed out
TRIMS or aALE-s2So or under, cash; tfoui s2S 70
$50, thirty days; from sSoto SIS. sixty days and
from SIS 10 800 or upward, ninety days. AL
credit nlCs 10 be settled By negotiable notes, with
approved security. J. hAk!h,
mri2 No. 81 Twelfth sueet.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
oEALED PROPOSALS.
CRY cLxrx's oprcE,.

crrY cLErx,s oyyicE, |
WHEELING, W. Va. March II, 1873. J
Sealed Proposals. will be received at the office Of
the City CLERK until saturday, Mach 10, 1878, at
4 o'Glock p. NJ, for the removal Of all kitchen gar
hage and ofI from within the city limits Tor the
ensuing year, rs provided for by ordinance. All
bids must be made separate for each district All
bids shall be addressed TO the Chairman Of the
- ALEX. uPDEGRAFF,
mfiI City Clerk.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

elm Grove AecommodatIon.-Thts train only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
fDaIIy except Sunday-NewlFk Accommodation.
tstoubendIle AecammOdAion.-ThlS train dur
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bollalre, stopping whom re4ui.
red at shermGn Houie, Rtnayille, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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yTALuADLE PROPERTY FOB SALE,

IvEl offer at public ale, on the premlses, on
sITURDAY, March 10th, at II o'clock 4: H. one
HOUSE and 10 Aeres Of land, situated 70 Ohio eoun-
", vi, Va, on the National Road. at Valley Grove.
This property Il well situated and well Improved;
The house Il . good one, With soTcn rooms q good
we'll Of never falling water at the door, and agood
frame stable. Il well situated for 4 Doctor, or any
one wanting 4 dairy or garden, Or 10 keep public
house, The trains stop right In front Of The house.
II not sold, II will be for rent. Trims easy, 10 suit
Jas. ANDERSON,
fe2S-dASW West Alexandra, Ps.
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FOR SALE,


COMMISSIONERS SALE.
+ The County osut, ., Ohio County. w., =.
r.t.sl G !; ll' ... In eN,n"r,.
In pursuance Of 4 decree entered In n.
on the 1th day Of January, ISL. tbs gnt nAal
who were appointed special CommISIsSS.
purpose, WI, on u
SATURDAY, MARCH . 49,,
Al 1oo'GlOck A. NJ, proceed tO.ell Al ppN,.
a. the tront door Of the Court Housa al TEELutuoA
~, the following described real estSit NSSyy@aa
portion o. land dtuated In Ohio mpniv 10y; A
miles east Of the lily Of WhellnT. IA ~ al
~ follow, viz Beginning at q n NSleeH
bank Of wheeling creek thence souihs a u
20 poles 70 aItake; thence south SOIS ~ 80
poles 70 q stake thente south So Sest Il 4 SStR
70 q stake thence north 67ko Wei IA sLSFAl
stake; tlence north S5o east 50 polSS irSenl
walnut In 4 run; thence south So V'St ~ shiis
4 stake; thence north 26o east 2OX uoLs p%uh
thence gouth So east II POLES @ 4 It,IS .tt1lS
north 33xSS east ~ tOles TO 4 ItSke ~ VoetS
the ~reanderings Of Wheeling crttk d TSiS' M
BEGINNING, Containing forty and obf-hIIf 'so sut
TERhs OF SALR-0nG-thIid, ard mo.o y
purchaser % elect, cash In hand; ihS MI W
two equal instS lmentI al one AID iSo ys"1NsM
denced By negotiable prUmISsOry pots 6hnN
tefest Lfom day oil ale and secured bS ICY,
trust upon the property told
JAMES P. BOGIRs
W. J, W. COWDEy
Iels-mAH SPECIAL COmmI1Iosr
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%PnIlApElPn1A, March, IL.

excitement nj the Annual Meet
ing OF Ile Pennsylvania Rail
rond Stockholders on TueSday.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


a aps Bhek Rsdd.nesl located on Mails, sstvs.n
Ninth and Tenth streets, With eight rooms. bath
room, cold and warm water up and down Stirh
and finished attic. For particulars enquire at
mrl4.rhAs 1isS Maln STREET.
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SATURDAY, MARCH ., ISL,

In pursuance Of = decree ontereI In mt
on the 1th day Of January, ISIS, H. unt Saaea
who were appointed special GommIsIess,. ~.
purpose, VII, Of u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-14
pUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

] will o1sr for ale at Public Aurloo q.
front door Of the Court HOuSS, A9a
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1878-01-18

may, by order of the Court imposing
such fine, be sold for the payment
thereof The bill further provides
that all persons having charge or con-
troll of any public works or improve
ments of the United States, or who
may be prosecuting any such work
under contract with the Government.
and shall violate any of the provisions
Of this Act, shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof be punished by fine of not
less than $1,000, and not exceeding
$1,000, or Imprisonment for not less
than six months or more than one
year. The bill gives the several
District Courts Of the United States
Jurisdiction of all cases arising under
its provisions. Luttrell also intro
duced a bill which provides that moth
ing contained in the provisions of the
laws of the United
States shall be so construed as to per-
NIT the naturalization of Chinese or
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1878-01-18
WERE ADAM AND EVE THE FIRST OF
THE HUMAN RACE?

Ed. WoRLD:---In the SEMI-WEEKLY
WORLD Of the 18th instant you pub
lished an article from the Fort Madi-
son PLAIN Dealer on the origin of man.
Presuming on your kindness, | will
make few remarks.
"Churchmen appear" says the
Plain Dealer, "to have most nervous
|sensibility to any Investigation of the
Scriptures likely to establish concIu-
sions in antagonism to their precon-
ceived opinions" This is an error.
Churchmen, on the contrary, urge the
reading and study of the Bible. IF
we wish for proofs, we have only to
inquire of each churchman in this
country.
"They seem fearful" continues the
Plain Dealer, "that inquiry may re-
suit in destroying the credibility of
the inspired writer's, and therefore de-
mand that their ipse dirH be taken as
the only infallible interpreter of Gods
Word" Plain Dealer reads and
studies the Bible and finds that Adam
and Eve are not the progenitols of
the whole human race. If Plain
Dealer pretends to be right, pretend
the same. We contradict one another;
we cannot both be right, for truth is
not in contradiction with itself. Who
shall decide between Plain Dealer and
|? 1t requires higher authority,
divine and infallible authority. IF
two men do not agree on question of
law, they do not leave the decision to
code of law, because the code of
law does not interpret itself, but they
submit their difficulty to the decision
of some judge. They may appeal
from the decision of that judge, but
there is in every well-organized ma
tiln supreme court from which there
is no appeal. The Judgment of that
supreme court is, in practice, consid-
cred infallible. Plain Dealer and !
disagree on the Interpretation of the
Bible. We cannot appeal to the BIZ
BILE, for it does not interpret ITSELF We
must, therefore, appeal to some su-
preme, infallible judge. The judge of
human law does not forbid the study
of that law, but he is empowered with
the right Of deciding the question of
that law. Also, the judge of the Holy
Scriptures does not forbid the study of
that Divine Code, but he is empowered
with the right of deciding the ques-
tions which are continually arising in
the interpretation of the Scriptures.
Therefore, Plaintalk must not object
so much to the infallible interpreter of
Gods Word.
Mr.. Editor, with your permission, IN
anyther letter | will give the interpre.
tation Of the Bible, asserting that
Adam and Eve are the progenitors OF
.he human race. Yours,
A CHURCHMAN.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1878-01-18
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Jones Of Nevada Interviewed on the Silver
Question.

The latter said: Industry, business
and prices have been so depressed by
the pressure Of expanding population
against the shrinking volume of mon
ey, that it must be long time, if ev
Ter, before reconciliation of silver
with unrestricted coinage could dc
anything more than further to arrest
the decline. It would be a great
point gained if it could be made to
serve as breakwater against the IL
dal wave of bankruptcy that is now
sweeping over the country. There is
not enough silver in sight to cause
any appreciable advance in prices.
There may, however, be enough of it,
if the coinage were left free, to render
real estate actually salable at prices
at which it is now nominally rated
In other words, the patient is now SO
exhausted that for the present stimu-
lants only can keep him alive. The
recovery of full tone of health and
vigor must come later. IF the bill to
restore to silver its rightful monetary
functions of which it was wrongfully
deprived in 1873-74; if the bill, |
mean, which was passed by the House
of Representatives in the summer of
1876, had become law, it would have
prevented the great depreciation of
property which has taken place since
then. 1t would have removed the
tightness of loanable funds, and would
have materially decreased the num-
Der of bankruptcies which have been
and are now occurring.
Russian Success in the Trojan Pass
London, January Sth.-A Russian
official telegram states that Russian
detachment, which had crossed the
Balkans by byways, recaptured on
Tuesday the position in the rear of
the Turkish Notifications in the Trojan
Pass. The Turks being also attacked
in front, abandoned their positions,
which were occupied by the Russians,
whose vanguard advanced in the di-
rection of Teken. The Russian loss
in these operations was unimportant.
VERSAILLES, Jan. l0th.-M. Grevy
was to day reelected President of the
Chamber of Deputies by 9S5 votes
out of a total of 346. Many Depu-
ties of the Right abstained from vot-
ing.
Defeat Of the Montenegrins.
LONDON, Jan. 10th.-The Turks have
defeated the Montenegrins at Spuzl
and Malissouri, and driven them to |
Yeniho.
CoNsrANT1NoPLE, Jan. 10th.-Sulei-
man Pasha has been relieved of his |
command and summoned to Constan-
tinople.
Luttrelrs Bill Concerning the Employment of
Chinese on Government Works or Vessels
WASHINGTON, Jan. l0th.-The bill
in the House today by Lut-
trell, to prohibit the employment of
Chinese or Mongolians on any of the
public works of the United States,
provided that after the 4th of July,
1878, any owner, master, or command
ing officer, having the management or
control of any ship, vessel or craft
sailing, navigated, managed or con-
trolled under the United States flag,
who shall employ Cinnamon or Mon
golians, shall be deemed guilty of a
and upon conviction
thereof punished by fine of not less
than 800, and not exceeding $500,
Ior each Chinaman or Mongolian, or
subject of the Empire of China, and
hat the ship, vessel or craft employ
hg the same shall /be responsible, and
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1878-01-18
CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured.

be cured should try DIR. KISSNER'S CELEBRAT.
Ed CONsUMPTIvE POWDERS. These powders
are the only pre- psration known that will CON.
SUMPTION and all diseases Of the THROAT AND
LUNGS--indeed so strong is our faith in them, and
also to convince you that they are no humbug we
will forward to every sufferer, by mail, post paid,
FREE TRIAL BOX.
We don't want your money until you are perfect.
ly satisfied Of their curative powers. II your life is
worth saving don't delay in giving these POWDERS
Q trial, as they will surely cure you.
Price for large box, $780, sent to any part of the
United States or Canada by mail receipt of price,
Address,
Ash e2S ROb10i1a@.
$50 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, y. Y.
May Is, 1s77-1y.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1878-01-18

C<END &c. to g. P. ROWEIL & CO., New York,
Il for Pamphlet OF 100 pages, containing lists of
5000 newspapers, and estimates showing costs Of
advertising.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1878-01-18
ydphp gsmi-lpeeklg Wprld
Published
PuDuSneu
&c Esridaya.
y BY THE

qba Idaho World Printing Company
uruAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-05-18
Hlarria9es.

April llth, on the bridge at Harpcr's
Ferry, BY Rev. J. A. McFaden, JOHN
"A. LAPORTE and DELIAH NJ.
WINE, both of Rockingham Co, Va.
May 3rd, on the bridge al Harpers
Ferry, by Rev. }. A. McFaden, COR
NELIUS n. COOPER and EMMA
S. BAYLIS, both OF Frederick, Co, Va.
May 9th, on. the bridge at HarperS
Ferry, by Rex, J. A. McFaden, JOHN
w. MINNICK and EMMA &. Der.
RY, both of Rockingham Co, Va.
May the 9Th in Washington county,
Md. by Rev. J. A. McFaden, CHARLES
V. b. BOXW ELL and MOLLlE VIR-
GINA BLAKE, all Vi jefferson Coun-
ty.
At the residence Of the brides mother,
in Galloway county, No, January 9Th,
1873, Mr.. JOHN n. LANGDON, for
merly of this county, aud Miss SALLIE
n. CASDN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-05-18
PUBLIC MEETING,

At meeting of the citizens OF Shep-
herdStowh and vicinity, Gn compliance
to a call made bv committee appoint
ed at a previous meetingl on Saturday
afternoon, the 18th of May, In Shep-
herds:own, tor the purpose OF making
arrangements, in cooperation with the
Decoration of the Southern Soldiers
Graves, which takes place on Saturday
the first of June next, and in behalf of
Elmwood Cemetery, DAVID BILL
MYER was called TO the Chair, and
John ii. little appointed Secretary.
After discussion, as to the NEST
feasible means of promoting the inter
est in view, by Messrs, &. II. Butler,
Jos. McMurrau, Geo. NJ Beltzhoover,
H, Z. Entler. G. I. Licklider aud others,
in was, on motion,
Rssolved, That committee be ap-
pointed by the Chair, to solicit sub
scriptions. (The Chair was granted time
to appoint said committee, which will
be announced in our issue next week.
On motion, it was also
ResOIued, That committee of three
be appointed by the Chair to obtain
speakers to present the claims Of Elm
wood Cemetery, to the audience assem-
bled, on the day Of the Decoration-the
first of June-tor contributions The
Chair appointed Messrs. ID. d. Fendle-
ton, H. &, Entler, II. +. Barnhart, said
committee, On motion, it was also
Resojved, That the citizens of Shop
herdstown generally be requested TO
cooperate with the managers who have
the movement in charge, and that all
feel deep interest in behalf Of the grand
object in view-the EImwood Cemrtery.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
DAVID BILLMYER, Chm,
JOHN III. little, Sec'y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-05-18

GS RELIGIOUS Misunderstanding
the recent meeting of the Y. M. q. a.
in this place on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday last, they held series OF meet
ings, called open air meetings, at varl-
Gus places on our streets. This novel
feature of their exercises caused consid-
cradle interest among our people, and
they were well attended by the young
men Of our town particularly. On Sun
dry evening at o'clock quite an inter-
esting meeting was held at Bridgeport,
Nd, opposite this place. All the sell
vices held by the association were at
tended with great interest by our peo-
pie generally, and many able and in-
structive speeches were made by visiting
members. We hope the result OF these
meetings may have beneficial effect
upon our town and community.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-05-18
8. v, RAILROAD,

There is more than ordinary respon-
sibility resting upon this county in rem
dering aid to and giving encouragement
10 the construction of this road; it not
only subseryes the best interest of its
own citizens by opening up competing
channel OF transportation with the b. 81
o. Railroad, and giving choice of
competing markets. but it generously
aids the ne,ghboring counties in our
mother State-Clarke, Warren, Page,
and others, to receive facilities tor
reaching market with articles which
enormous freight charges now precludes
them from sending.
''Love thy neighbor as thyself," is a
divine injunction, and it should have
great weight with US in this instance,
for it would be an inexcusable and I'M
pardonable selishuess in this county to
throw any obstacle in the way OF our
neighLors getting so important accom-
modatiou as this road must eventually
afford them. 1t has been intimated
that Ingenious efforts will be made TO
influence the County Court at It's pext
meeting to interpose some tactlous op-
position to the delivering of the county
bonds, unless certain impracticahle or
obi, ctionable conditions are subscribed
to by the contracting parties,
We desire 10 see the utmost business
sagacity and caution exercised in this
whole matter; We want TO see the coun-
TVS interest thoroughly guarded, but
above all, we want to see the road built,
The ability of the parties contracted
with, and the binding force and respon-
sible character of the contract, if free
from a reckless allowance for the con-
structing Of the road, are the main
points to be looked after.
We see it stated, and not attempted
TO be coEtradicted, that the people of
this county are paying about sixty thous-
and dollars more annually to the b. d
O. Railroad on freight, &c, than is
paid on similar freight for same distan-
ces, where there IS competing roads.
Four years would save the people OF
the county the whole amount contribu-
ted TO this road, should every dollar be
lost in the enterprise, although we see
no necessity for such result; upsn the
other hand, our Judgment is that the III
vestment will pay liberal interest.
Although We are ardent in our desire
to see the road built, yet We will not al
low ourselves to say extravagant things
in its favor, because We feel confident
that every intelligent person in this
county clearly recognizes the vast i'm
portance it will prove to he, not only to
,his county, but to the entire Shenan-
doah Valley.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-05-18

Ha Messrs. NJ. 3. Baker and VIM.
H. Billmyer have purchased of Mr.. w.
r. Lemen, who has been doing bus
mess among US for so many years, his
entire stock of goods. They will con-
tinue the Dry goods and Grocery bust
ness at the old stand, under the firm
name of Baker & Billmyer. Both OF
these young men have been statesmen
for Mr.. Lemen for some time, and now
as they propose to carry OH the business
for themselves, we bespeak for them a
liberal patronage.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-05-18

DEATH OF Mis-. DR. john GoLDsBo-
RoUGn.-It is with feelings of deep re-
greet that we record the death Of this
estimable lady, which occurred on Sun
day night last, at the residence of her
husband, DIR. John Goldsborough, about
three miles west of this city, on the
Hagerstown turnpike. The deceased
had been afflicted with consumption for
a number of years, but was able to be
about until the day of her death. In
social lite she was kind, genial and al
fable, possessing traits of character
which endeared her 10 all her asso-
ciates and won for her the especial re-
gard and esteem of her many friends
and acquaiutauces.-Frederick Erami-
nsr, May 18Th.
Ia Mrs. Goldsborough was sister
to our esteemed countyman, Mr.. Isaac
Ii. Strider.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-05-18

HJ' CRY Overwhelmingly evening
May 18th, 1878, Council met at the
hour appointed, Mayor Ray presiding
and a quorum of members present
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved. The commit
tee on Finance reported that they had
examined the books of Mr.. J. T. Welsh
ans, late Treasurer, and found the same
10 be satisfactory aud correct; and also
that Mr.. Welshans held certain papers
belonging to the corporation which he
required receipt for before delivering
up. On motion, the treasurer was or
dered TO receipt to Mr.. w. for the pa
pers and take charge of the same. The
street committee were authorized to
have the various street crossings COM
planned CT, fixed in proper condition.
Mayor Ray gave notice that be would
punish any one caught staggering or
drunk upon the streets, to the full ez-
tent of the law. On molten, Sergeant
McG!incy was authorized 10 rent OF Mr..
II. J. Kimball, cell iu the Jail for the
use of the corporation prisoners. The
committee on Town Run were ordered
TO have as they thought best, the wall
OF the run on Washington Street fixed.
Mr.. Schoppert, engine keeper, report
ed that there were some necessary re-
pairs needed to engine, aud Oh motion,
he was ordered TO have the same done
at once. On motion of J. g. Unseld,
WIN. A. Adams and ID. Nj. Eutier, were
recommended to sell spirituous liquors
in this place, aud their bond be fixed at
$4,000 each, instead of So, 500 last year.
On motion of Mr.. Byers, the liquor L.
cense was fixed at $50 instead of $40
last year.
Mr.. James ID. Fayman, assessor,
presented his book to the Council which
showed the assessment To be as follows:
Realty Sl4O, $50; Personal S9S,S9O;
Total S239,47O; Heads 2SS; Dogs Az.
The Council then proceeded TO nix
the levy for the present year as follows:
On personal and realty 33 cents on the
hundred dollars, instead OF 40 last year;
Head tax 60 cents instead OF 70 last
year; Dog tax 50 cents instead OF sl.OO
last year. On motion, Messrs. Byers,
Unseld and Wintermoyer, were appoint
ed committee to receive and examine
the Assessors book and report at the
next meeting OF the Council. Gu mo-
ton, the Sergeanl's bond was fixed at
the amount OF the taxes assessed. On
motion, Council adjourned to meet on
the second Monday in June at 0 clock
Pm.
II will be seen from the above report
that the amount Of personal and realty
since last year, has fallen off $44, $40,
when the amount Of assessment was
1884, 40