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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-10

RED MEN--The Great Council of Red Meu
of this State which has been in session at
Richmond for two days past; adjourned last
night, having elected tho following officers
]. Rice Smith. of Berryville, Great Sachem;
George W. Hall, Petersburg, Great Senior
Sycamore; G. W. Toby, Manchester, Great
Junior Sycamore 9, A. Coffroth Winches.
ter, Great Chief Of Records; Henry keDzal,
Winchester, Great Keeper Of Wampum; +.
w. Gaines, Norfolk, Great Prophet; p. q.
Incohonees, James p. Riley, Of Winchester,
and Hugh Latham, of Alexandria, Great Rep
resentativcs to tho Great Council Of The
United States.
The Great Chiefs were installed by p. G. T.
Hugh Latham, and subsequently, the Great
Saohem appointed the following officers; Great
Sannsp, James Wilson, of Norfolk; Grea'
Misbinewa, W. T. Crawford, Of Lyncbburl;
Great Guard of Wigwam, j. II. Payne, OF
Petersburg; Great Guard Of Forest, a. Il.
Davis, of Strasburg.
The next Great Council fire will be kinded
10 the hunting grounds in Norfolk the second
Wednesday 10 flower moon, ninth run, rising
Of the snn. G. s. d. 3S7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-10
News OF The Day.

The Southern Baptist convention mo; il
Nashville, Tenn, yesterday morning, an,;
organized by the election Of James Z. HoJcc.
D. d.. of Loui.viIlc. as President. Ever,
Southern State except Louisiana is represented
The Home aud Foreign Mis5lou Boards report
ed details of the mission work during the year
Over $50 600 were contributed to these board:
since last May. The convention sermon was
preached last night By Rev. b. II. Carroll, oI
Texas.
Russian agents have been negotiating Tor
the purchase of four American liuc steam
ers. The offer made 90 behalf OF the Rus
sian government was refused. An offer ha.
been made also for the California, Belonging to
a San Francisco firm, now 90 the stocks -
Cable dispatches from the West Indies IL
struct consiguees not to charter 10 British boz!
TOMS
John Anyl, Superintendent of tho Glenlower
Colliery, near Miocrsville, Pa, was killed yes
tcrday by al explosion caused by his impp
dencc in carrying an unprotected lamp Into the
pit. The deceased was ordained minister by
the Welsh Methodist Synod. Anothet miner,
who was Injured by tho samo explosion. has
since died.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-10
The FeniauS.

The Mayor Of Montreal has received letter
from Massachusetts stating that the FoniaDa
arc making formidable preparations for raid
on Canada. On the suggestion Of the Mayor
q meeting of Protestant and Catholic citizens
will be held to consider, in friendly spirit, the
best means to allay the existing party differ.
eDces.
Interviews with leading Fcnans in Buffalo
give DO credence to the sensational report that
1900 men are under arms, and that steam tugs
aud transports are being secured to convey tho
Fenans to Canada. The police and military
authorities pronounce the report canard. The
city is quiet and no unusual number OF strangers
is noticeable.
The Freeman's Journal, Catholic paper, is
out 10 terrible denunciation of the Fsniaus.-
1t says: "All faithful Catholic 1risbmen detest
this contemplate sect. 1t is pcstiferous aud
wicked little clique of evil doors. 1t has been
cursed by name by the Vicar of Christ, and is
marked all over by bad faith. Those only who
want to have the fun of being fooled in very
bad cause will give their money to these Fe-
Mans"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-10

The rush made for the $50, 900. 900 OF the -
per cent bosds recently taken by the syndicate
shows plainly enough that there need be no
fear of sufficient amount Of coin to resume
specie payments next new years day, but and
what is of vastly more consequence,it also shows
lust as distiuc.ively, that the communstlc feel
ing, which is on the increase, and the apparent
ioauenco it has over the present Congress, have
so alarmed the men who own money, that In
stead Of Investing it in bushes enterprises, ID
which he now idle labor could be employed,
they are locking it up as fast as possible 10
bonds which will DO safe at least as loog as the
country retains its existing form of government.
CaDit,l is the most timid OF human possessions,
aud to expect it to use it's great influence 10
relieving the country from prevailing. Distress
while there is the least uncertainty regarding
its safety, il to ignore the teaching of all his
try. The commune is tad enough, but with
Congress 10 sustain it, the future prospects OF
tho oouotry are apyi hing but a.ttering.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-10

The Senate to-day passed the resolution to
appropriate $4,000 to secure the foundation
of the Washington monument. The bill to
repesl the Bankrupt Act was further consid.
cred.
10 the House ofRepressntati9es, Mr.. Cabe'
of Va, introduced bill to aid in the construc'
ton of the Dismal Swamp Canal. Bills on the
priyat, calendar were considered. and upon
bill to pay loyal claimant from Loudouu
county, the whole question Of Southern war
claims was reopeued and lively debate ensued.
, 1878-11-09

The New York B@lctin says: 'sThe
fleet Of transatlantic steamers which
sailed from here, September 2Sth, for
ports III Europe, took ont shipments of
cattle, gram, dairy products and general
merchandise which, in the aggregate,
were exceptionally large in quantity.
There We're sercn steamers in ali, Of
which two were for Liverpool, two for
Bristol, one for Hull. one for Bremen.
ana one for Glasgow The tot..l number,
OF horned cattle carried by these vessels
amounted IL 4S3, of sheep $50, and of
hofse5 q The aggregate grain shipments
We're Z.J1eo bushels; cheese. $3.50
boxes fonr, c,3l5 barrels and 1900
bags; apples, $500 barrels; canned
goods, 3,t3o cases and fresh meat. ~
tonS weight and 9o0 quarters. Special
isatdres were the export of 2i coils Man
i'la cordase By the steamer Greet Uss.er7s
Tor tardltt 30 tons hemlock sole leather
by the steamer Ii'iison for various ports
IN the Baltic ; 100 barrels and 100 half
barrels of oysters in the shell by tile
steamer Imam for Liverpool, and f.
bales domestic dry goods by the steamer
y 'GrioiiR, sane destination.
, 1878-11-09

fHH"S"PHY,-A ncwly married man.
evidentlyneeds discipline, thus ,Iiscou,,sas
" A woman is handy thin.to have qbo,,f
the house. She docs not cost any more
~ keep than you'N give her. and she'll
take great Interest in you. Won 20
ont at night shs i b. awake when You Get
home, and she'll i'll vou all about yonr-
self and more too. nf co,,rsa sba1I IN
y'u here you've 'een. and What kent
you ont - late, and she will faIi Won .
yet right after sh" GETS through tclIinr
you Thar, She will ask you wher, ron
have been and what kept yon ont 50 late
ana after yon Ie!l her ard She won't
neheTe You yor mu~n't mind that. and if
al'er gong :" bed she saws she hasn't
crossed GloSeo her eyes the whole night and then
Keeps mp the matinee Two hours lonoor
ann won co - sleep when she has -,
chance, you musn't mind ihat either lis
her nature"
, 1878-11-09

FATAL AFrEAr We are informed thai
las. iast week fatal atIray occurred At pisrss
ny resulting m the death of P. Stree.er
hhS Shown in Lewiston as the un1er sba,;g
"h"ef the late Judge Ferry. From the a..
'ouht as toll Us, Charles Brown and man
,'''ihe" Malov. sheriff OF Shoshonq rnunh-
became became involved in Dispute. and Brown
are" revolver, and was IN the ac+ of sbnot-
ing at Nalloy, when Streeter. ses;re, ~.
ai'hcuity. stepped between Brown and vi
10y to settle the troUbla. wherenpon Brown
pistol was discharged and the ball sn+araJ
,ne meek ot S:raerar. iEH;ctias 4 wound 81
whieA he dis, few DAYS after Ns,ut;,,a
Drown was arrdi-Hel before the rrobsts
Judge Gi that eouh;- aud f;pe,i & fn-
preach OF the peace, Since Streater's 5e,.l,
much indignation has been .eypresse,i bo.b
towards Brown and the Judge who sin,,Iv
hled hine and We To informed that +be
miners OF the camp were 70 hold 4 maat;r,-
!" fahe INTO consideration what act;o,,
should be taken towards both Brown and iba
Judge Dr. Morris. Of Mt. Idaho. was i'm
meiiately sent for after the SHOOTING 81
streeter, but We learn that he die,l inst
after he arrived there. The case is 4 sad
one and from ali we can learn the difficulty
aielnatef IN drunken row and resnltaJ :,
'D' death oi an innocent party. Tcnr.
, 1878-11-09

SHOWING TIE CLoyEN HooF.-It was re
ported that the Russians in Roumelia and
Bulgaria ara already showing tie cloven
heof by orgarizing the militia OF those pro-
vinces after regular Muscovite models, and
.Gal,tlcering the regiments with Russians.
=, i mere Is nothing IN this to surprise anybody.
ne Russians have always broken faith when n
any advantage was to be gained BY treach-
cry and ia.seheod In this case they thought
1t not worth while to put On even the SEM
blance OF good faith. in as much as there is
No one TO call them TO account. No doubt
Their present purpose is to hold Bulgaria
indefinitely. and so to arrange in Roumelia
that the Porte shall be disabled from levying
any forces IN that region. Every Russian
movement, IN fact, is now being made with
~ eye to its effect upon the great central
purpose, which is the occupation OF Constan-
tlnople and the complete absorption of the
fragments of the Ottoman Empire.
, 1878-11-09

l%yr~IGArIN". j. r. Montgomery, Esq.
and Mr.. Chapman PAID onr city visit on
Thursday and left this morning for Coifax
These men are examining the country and
collecting such information As wi!i enable
them to convince men oi capital that invest
aent m this section to provide means of
cheap transportation will he renumera;ivc.
They both expressed themselves surprised to
find 50 vast 4 wheat country TIir.
, 1878-11-09

THEiStoria' says: ''Tha United States
revenue cutter Thomas Corwin returned
yesterday from a search aiter the Goldfish
bank, said 10 exist OF he coast OF Ore
son The c,dish were not found. Int ;.a
excellent aupply Of large. fine, fat halibut
and other tinuy tribes Of the deep Were
found.
, 1878-11-09

Coon NEWS. S.-The long,dcsired and
earnestlvprayed for decline III the yellow
fever epidemic is nj last reported from
the S"uth. God knows the scourre has
existed tn@ en"uGf-thc South has had
Its tnli share OF ati'ciioa-dcSolaiion ion and
death haze rei2n,i supreme there far
months. and II AT .ast i single spark Of
h"pG lH'mnnrcF their sky, tle whole peo-
pie have good cause for rejoicing. MAY
n" part of THIS country ever br g, afflicted
again, and may the dreadful disease very
soon he completely subdued.
, 1878-11-09

Who says editors are not temperate: 4
lady witt, the editcrial excursion WIS at
whiskey was vantei, and in al lhat crowd
Of editors there WAS not drop The tasks
were all empty and Il lawyer had 10 inrntsi,
the beverage.
, 1878-11-09

TIE importations Of coffee into the
United States in the tw" years ending
June 80, 1873, As compared with those Of
the two years 1873 and 1874, were %
5000 pounds larger, and those Of tea
were 3,000,Go0 larger. This increased
demand forluyuries doesn't seem To in
dlcatc thai the .imcs are growing hard
ar, bHt rather The contrary.
, 1878-11-09
MOTTO no. IL.

UNITED STATES LAM VI. VI. Is-.t
WALL. w.ILs, w. T., Ocion-r IS, ,,,D5
1 sworn STATEMENT HAS Bill IL -
\ and Application fie-l in this othre ah-,si y
of Congress approved June 81 IS, e .s s.,'. q
Act for the sale of Tir,b-r 1arGs = - ;,t,,.rn fs
California. Oregon, Nevada and IN y,
tory to purchase tie Equartef "rsznshi? .
Sos.s aeaFiss of Rsnse S gqasasF Es S%I
piic-tion viii be heard at this ctiee Deee--'
1873, at O'Clock p. ~ -ox psr:s.f--
Oct3, Z III MOERlSt-'r = -
, 1878-11-09
NOTICE no. 80.

UNITED STATES i.AED ut ~ ~
WALL. W,LL,, " T. Or'C'-5 - - 20
1 swoRy STATEMENT Has BzES t..it< +. 4
Il in this nffire and Application H'9-ie ~
OF Congress approve. 3nne 81, l57S' :o,'.s-- S.s--
sct for the sale Of IIio'er Isnd> n '.,-op r..
C.liforni. Oregon, Nevada ant in NA'lL.- &c 2,
ri:ory,'' to purchase EquaEtsr y : LIZ ~
and " quarter = quarter sc - I'm, sz11
!. North OF Range IS Fast. ArpiG'''"s
at this oifice January eth ls.9. fS - s.-jleI
oeta5 En- MORRISON, fs~
, 1878-11-09

The Jewish popgl.tion Of New York
clty IS So,no". Inc rich are very rich
md the poor are VERY poor \ ia'1e part
OF the population is German and Polish.
ReiISiously there isa orthodox }d a re
formed element. The smallest I.Nver IN
New York physically and one Of The
largest mentally is 4 jew. The Seliglnal.s.
Bernheimers. Harjs and Hendricks : ar.
enormously rich. Belmont Is worth IS
po,0oo. hut has departed from the faith
OF Judah His real name is August
Schonherg. jewish wealth in New York
is estimated II Si1U. 600 900
, 1878-11-09

A Wisco.sIN man asseverates that
New England farmers can pack a !arrel
Of apples So as f. leave the quantity
short half bushel, and vet, if they get
a western cheese with an old hat ii he
centre, tleir rage knows - bounds.
, 1878-11-09

DIsAGEEuyG noCTJGS--TWo physicians i'll
Ohio are quarrelinE III print - e. their skill.
They acrUSe each Other O.. hi!iin. patients,
and give TIE names IF the alleged victims
with criticisms Of the treatment and otG,i
information 81 character highly iateTe Jins t.
relatives oi the deceased persons.
, 1878-11-09
NOTICE no. %.

UNITED STATES LAND otfirs'
WALLA W ALA, w T. Oct"f'-r = ,rr
SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN "a. ~ "a
a in this Office ant apple tiol nt'ie nil. u
Of Congress approved June 81. DO, ~ s-s;-d
Ac; for the sale OF Timber Iants m " - To-
California. Oregon. Teva'il AMI IN N.>he:- -. 4
ri,o-y,'' to purchase y half Y 1,.artrl e. ~
Township No. :, North of Range No. = q = -
pl,r=,.inn will - hseri January lUth' ~,
'',,c nc,5s = ' n. MORRISON. Re:s->-~
, 1878-11-09

\ SAN FEAsgsro paper says tina; the con
ricts in the state prison have contributed
more to the relief Of the yellow leyer SUI
fererS than the state officers al Sacramento,
the news boys more lhln the railway officers
aad the theatres more than the churches.
, 1878-11-09

THE whole Of the money question Is con
Gained in Col E,L Ineersoii'- Two questions :
"If this government nas the power /" make
money, why should II col,~c: taxes from
us: Why don't thy max it and let Us
s4uHaI
, 1878-11-09

GoIyG To PORTLAND. It is rHnorcd
tlsst z. S. McComaS = to retire from the
editorial and husines IEanagem mt Of the
Union SeitiaA and 20 70 Portland To
take entire charge Of the st. Charles Ho-
trl.
, 1878-11-09
P4TENy "sKEIy TIGRTENEIs -

very l other For
PATENT OH TT BkS
wheels the
which viii fully We feel safe asserting that
completeness exncy workmanship
especially haze
the timber LErEp thoroughly seasoned stock All the wheels
nolgh-Saked Rsee oil making
u others,
make doing and make @ application all only IN
the time everything well prpo?ioncd
, 1878-11-09

THE Is'orioa says vessels Of 4 greater
draught than Il feet cannot reach Port
land until high water, which makes it ba,;
br the Oregon gram fleet.
, 1878-11-09
AXES AND HATcur-,

Hunt K Mann's Broad and Oh.
Hand, Claw and Shinsiins Hat.Edr.t.,H Az
Bartcns troes and Draw knivc: pr.,
Perkins new model Horse AMI MI, ,tS'''s' ~
Full line OF New York and PE5ls,s p 5Ia,ts,
hest turned Head Car Bolts; Str,1 IP,lAGe!p Pi ,s
Blocks for farm or ferry 1 N lac
, 1878-11-09

TIE Telegraph announces ;ho death in
Paris. Of Lewis is.kcr, who shot BIZ
Poole, noted pugii:,t and ward poiitio-
ian of New ork, in lS51.
, 1878-11-09
FARM " AG0M g

The Balm Wagon well kncNn that
needless anything praise We have sold them Tor the
sold and the
workmanship during that have amounted
louder n
, 1878-11-09

THOSE who have heretofore got Their
mail At Orc Dell will have 10 90 to i.
Grande foI i; in future
, 1878-11-09

Jryr. DAVIS. agcI tscuty one, only son
sf jefferson DAVIS. did aH Wednesday o;
yellow fever. mar NeuilLls.
, 1878-11-09
WaIIa WaIIa Baker,
PROVISION STORE.
-. Reduction in Prices &
O. KSR ECEIEL
YaSUF.CTJ'lEH %
Asraad, PIioG isTead. sanss
AND
CRACU-z,s 9E All. HiS.>H.
Al. W.. l.s-ia nd H.tall

Dealer fas Family es-SceGis'
eDNFECTiONERIES.
VINE. L:.sTt,,.S ANS C!''AE>'
1yFECHANTsz, PACKERS and others n .,s - a.,
"a RACEiElsi - ship 10 tie Mines, VIZ
to their advantag. 10 call "n -" h=-ore so-1s
where, as viii sell them t.s-rEeES
Cheaper fi...H fs,cy c:.fi De ';;'i'''
Having machinery io- Insnufaetariiis 80 :,
az fill orders "a. short notice. A supp, Af AZ
rfrntly ON hani.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-01-27
CHURCH CHIMES.

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL - st. Paul,s
MissiOn-Rev. James Albecrom bic, ID. ID .
in charge. Full services, with sermon, in
the Georgia Street School House, near FL
gueroa street. at II A. Nj.
CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL. - Main street,
below First. First Mass at s a. NJ. last
mass, at 10 A. NJ; Catechism at 80 p. NJ. !;
vespers all p. NJ.
OLD CATHOLIC CHURCH. = Opposite
the Plaza. First mass at $50 A. NJ: Sec
ond mass at IA. M; last mass at 0 A. NJ !;
Catechism at p M; vespers at p. NJ.
ST. ATHA z AIsIUs EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
- Corner OF Temple and New High
streets. Rev. VIM. II. Hill, Rector. Ser
vices at II A, II. and 7:45 p. NJ. Sunday
daily invited.
FORT ST. M. E. CHURCH. - Rev. George
S. Hickey, Pastor, Preaching at IL A, NJ,
an d 7 p. N. sabbath School at IN p. d
Glass meeting Tuesday evening. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening.
TRINITY NJ. E. CHURCH SoUTH.-spring
street, between First and Second. Rev.
Willard Law, Pastor. Preaching every
Sabbath at IL A. NJ. and p. NJ. sun
day School $3.50 AM. Prayer meeting 7:G,
every Wednesday evening.
BAPTIST CHuRCn.--Spring street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth; Rev. II. !. Park
err, Pastor. Services at IL A. and Up. NJ
Sunday School directly after morning
service Seats free, and the public are cor
daily invited. Prayer meetings Thurs
day evenings.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Services at
Good Templars' Hall, every sunday at 4
A. NJ. and IA p. NJ. sunday school imme-
diately after morning service.
FIRST CoNGREG ATIoNAL CHURCH. -
New High street Rev. d. T. Packard,
Pastor. Services at IL A. NJ. and I P. NJ.
Sunday School at l21a. All are cordially
invited.
UNITARIAN SERVICES = Rev. John ID.
Wells, Minister. Services every Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock, in Baptist Church
at Up. M. Seats free. All are cordially
invited.
CHURCH OF CHRIsT.-Preaching in the
Court House by the Pastor, John G Hay,
at IL A. and p. NJ. Sunday School at
10 A. M.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-01-27

FROM JUDsoN, GILLETTE& GIBsoN's TRAN
SCRIPT OF RECORDS, JAN. 2B 1873.
CoNVEYAECES.

CoNvEYAECEs.
Cornelius Mealey, John Ii Lathrop and
Geo II Crane to + W Gibson ana Geo E
Long, as assignee-Lot |. range l, Temple
& Gibson tract, San Pedro rancho; 81.
A Eldred, | N Mundell and A A Mum
dell, his wife, to Elizabeth Edwards-75 so
acre tract on Mountain Avenue, in lands
of San Gabriel Orange Assoclation $500
@ Tustin to j A Rudesill-Lot 4, blk G,
Mrs A Il Lewis Addition to Tustin City;
S25.
Jno e Upton to NJ II Tyler-Lot on S
side of San B,rnardino road. in Lexipg-
ton; 81.
Joel o Parker to w Andersou-E "A of
NV q lot 3, so acrss, and s 20 acres OF lot
., In Letspeich & Co tract, in santa Ana
rancho; 81,
Prudent Beaudry to F Tamict-Lot co,
Ballesteros tract; $1,000.
and X Maxwell to G McCullom-
Undivided u OF 500 acres in San Pedro
rancho; 81.
Chas H Haas to Mrs Louisa NJ Tubbs-
y acres in lot s, blk |, Hancock's survey;
5000.
A Eldred to l N Mundell-S47 acre
tract IN lands of San Gabriel Orange
Grove Association; Sll0)
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-01-27
Meeting of the Charter Com
mittee.

The Joint Committee of the
Council and citizens for revising
the Charter met last night in the
County Court room to receive the
report OF the subcommittee.
The Chairman of the sub. Com
mittee, Mr.. B. Cohn, presented a
partial report, consisting of the
City Charter amended as far as it
had been copied by the clerk of the
Committee. The Chairman said
that the entire Charter would not
be ready for the action of the Com
mittee Of the Whole until next
Monday week.
On motion that portion already
prepared was read. The principal
alteration is in the constitution of
the new City government. 1t pro-
vides for the districting of the city
Into five wards; for the election of a
Councilman from each ward; for
the pay of said Councilmen at the
rate of So per day when engaged IN
the business of the city, but the SAL
airy not to exceed 500 for any one
month. 1t also provides for the
election of a City School Superin-
tendent and an Auditor, who shall
be eX-ofiicio City Clerk. The
I,n 4
and the power of filling vacancies
in the Council, the latter to con-
firm the same. The Council is to
be authorized to provide for the
filling of vacancies iu the Charter
offices.
The new Charter also proposes to
place the entire control of all
school property in the City govern
ment, ami that the support and
maintenance of the schools shall
be derived from the City Council.
There are many other alterations
proposed, but these are the princi-
pal ones.
On motion the sub. Com mittee
were instructed to have the entire
proposed Charter printed in Leg
lslative bill form, a copy to be
furnished to each mem Der of the
General Com mittee.
The Committee then adjourned
to meet two weeks from last even
ing at the same place.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-01-27
Council Proceedings.

Council met in special session
yesterday afternoon, with Mayor
MacDougall in the chair.
Present-Messrs. Mutually, Ii ps,
Hollenbeck, Apablasa, Jones,
Potts, Cohn and Green.
The Mayor stated the object OF
the meeting to be to hear the re-
port of the Gas Committee, to
which the question had been re-
ferred at the last regular meeting,
in the matter of renewing the city's
contract with the Los Angeles Gas
Company.
Mr.. Lips, from the Gas Commit
tee, reported that a conference had
been held with Mr.. Simpkins,
President of the Gas Company, at
which it was agreed to modify the
proposed contract so as to limit the
term to two years, renewable for
an additional year at the option of
VIC SilS oioof biiap ChC oaS WIN
pany had agreed to furnish gas to
light the engine houses free of cost
to the city, and moved that the
contract as modified be approved
and tho Mayor authorized to sign
the same on the part of the city.
Mr.. Cohn moved to amend by
limiting the term of the contract
to one year.
The ayes and noes were called
and resulted as follows: Ayes
Cohn, Jones, Mullaiy, 8; Noes
Green, Potts, Hollenbeck, Lips,
Apablasa, 5. 4-
The question being now on the
original motion, the vote stood:
Ayes-Green, Potts, Hollenbeck,
Lips. Apablasa, 5; Noes-Cohn,
Jones, Mullaly, 8. Lost, the City
Charter requiring that, in all cases
where II money consideration is
involved, q measure must be adopt
ed by majority Of the full Coun-
Gil.
Application of William Turner,
Deputy Zanjero, for ten days leave
of absence. Granted.
Petition from Messrs. Bent, Hal
sted, Littlefield and other property
owners, asking that the assessment
for opening Olive street be made to
extend to Second street on one side
and to Fourth street on the other.
Referred to Board of Public Works.
Mr.. Jones moved that the collec-
ton of delinquent assessments for
opening Fifth street be postponed
for sixty days. So ordered.
Adjourned.
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Everlasting the Energies.

1t is not advisable for any of us to over
task our energies, corporal or mental
but in the eager pursuit of wealth or fame
or knowledge, how many transgress this
salutary rule. Unjust be matter of the
create ST Importance to all who do so to
reck lessly expended. The remedy is
neither costly nor difficult TO obtain.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is procurable
in every city, town and settlement in
America, and IL compensates for drain
OF bodily or mental energy moro effectu-
ally than any invie orant ever prescribed
or advertised. Laboring men, athletes,
students, Journalists, lawyers, clergy
men, physicians, all bear testimony to
its wondrously renovating powers. 1t
increases the capabilities for undergoing
fatigue, and counteracts the in furious eff
feels upon the system of exposure, seden-
tary habits, unhealthy or wearying avo-
cations, or an insal, brious climate, and
is u prime Alternative, duretlc and blood
depurent.