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An rnfnillble n.med, for piph.herl.

Diphtheria has been prevalent at Cleve'
land, Ohio, for some time past. A com
muiication in the Leader Of that city, Of
Saturday, says that the following recipei Is
an infallible remedy for the disease. All
parents should cut it out and preserve It:
"Put ono teasepoontul OF pulyerized
sulphur into glass Of water, and stir well
always before using. Let the patient
gargle this In the throat every half hour,
swallowing a little Of the mixture each
Sulphur must also be burned in the
rooms with tho patients two or three times
day, II necessary, to keep the atmosphere
filled with its fumes for the patients to
inhale. III" '-
Children too young to gargle liquids in
the throat should have the mixture fed to
them moderately and allowed TO con-
tinually breathe the fumes OF the burning
sulphur.
The above remedy Is a sure but simple
one, and It Is within. the reach Of every
body, and il used as described no more
deaths need occur from diphtheria.
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wAsuISoroS, CO., PA.

Brownlee ( Linn, OF Canonsburg, are
battling upwards of 800 bales of hay daily
and report good sales.
New corn is selling in Washington at 81
cents per double bushel in the ear.
Raccoon Presbyterian Church, in this
county, sent per ]. S. Russell, Jr., $50 to
the yellow fever sufferers. :"
Tho pay car on the Hempfeld visited
Washington on Saturday,and all the EN-
ployecs here were paid. :,
A horse was stolen from the pasture
field OF Mr.. ]. S. Blayney, near Buffalo vii
lage, on Saturday night last.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Elm Grove Property.

BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust rasd. ,pl x.,,,,l 4,
Frederick Herbst and wife 70 ths andtf,,stt /, ~:
tee dsted May 2oth, 1874 and u record "a ~ -.
stien Of the County Court Of Ohio epgstT. y, !,
DEED Of Trust Book No. !, plss 10, IS I'D III |
will, on
MONDAY, the 9Th d,y d Eo-.as., lr.
Commencing At 10 o'clock q. n s.lI 4, ,rh. ,g-,.,
at the front door u the Court Houss 3 UAIs s,S,
The following described real elsts, that : 8 Nv n
Of that certain piece or parcel q and Iyas al ~,
ttuAts 10 aid Ohio county, 81 Paint kpssn /. b.
Grove, and between the SItIonIl Road a. gi..E,,
Creek, beinga part Of Lot No u d The LT1g,f -.
Said lot measures % feat front and sIei ~ !,
equal width 70 the eIeSk, and |. The nn1 r-os,,,,
heretofore conveyed 10 the nd Hsshs, b. H,sr, NJ
fenblne and wife BY deed diLed Nay III lIa ~,
b dwelling house and other lnpro1tntats ups. b,
property.
Title believed 70 be perfect, bat nlIns - Inst.
yin only convey such title - 1, 's.s4in a. b u
Deed Of Trust.
". Il. HAItEs, Auetonetr. a
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Wsa1ssas' Salev.
TRUsTEE's SALE.
ian. Circuit .,, Court q Ohio County. We. v,,,,.
Cow zlls I1s cs..s,,,. -'--.

RSS26E . GALL.
ins9. Circuit nc, Court Of Ohio County. We. v,,.,
samuel J, = ssys :. al. Ia es,p'''r
uDder 1nd b. virtue Of deed o, t,.,
dsngned Trustee, dated the "a daT ~ y u u.
1875, and tte0rdpd 10 the Clerk ousec - ,esyEsS
Csah q ohiS county Het VfEi6IG, ia ~ ,eSliJ
II SSI pS nm n f. 70 % pags o. D. 8,
In the aeoIe mentioned cause % Is, it,S ~. CalEI
gust, ISIS, ! will eel, On '''a aye a.
WEDNESDAY, The ISL day 4 Ss,,,..,
Commencing At 10 O'Clock a. n, on IL,
10 the eitJ q Whesling, Wssi VliEiaI, !, 70 ~
ct And be-. bidder, ne 2 y. u.
OF - much thereof - may u pes.ss,ss IA tElis
debt secured By said deed q .IuSt- -, pay q
90. 80 %, With interest thereon troS ~. ~ IA 4
HE % he day d ale, and The EIpeSs, y -
10 saytlA certain trset Of land, RIM -. ID
lag Island, 10 the county Of Ohio Az So ~.
Virsint1, and The southern poFtIoa n -. 80
HS 1s,ss 4 w, wa.;a =, Z jst.l ~,
trad Of lAnd conveyed % aid GsFTV i'm - -
~. WhelAn By deed barring date ME- H., ttik
recorded IN deed book Ne 81. taYr ~ T. ilssA ~
once, and u bounded ~ fellows R.,5.si,lS Oct,
vest side Of The east branch Of the OhIs ~, 81 "
The noFtheAH corner d the TInsyard -, - 4
owned By Henry Moore and noE oTnsi y ;fIH'dy
GIehrist; tho1ee With the north line a ~ 80
north Gf. west 81 SS-lco POLES u he ~. ~ al
west branch Of aid river; thence % IA -. aai
and binding thereon north ~ 1S ~ p y rs ma
and north a. s. east Is and S.IOo ~. 80. FL
thence leaving aid west braneh snd rp.,i.t.eealt
land south 81 east @ lS.loo poles d n, tsk
the east branch Of aid river and dovs "a lG9
binding thereon south lSe W east Is $3.50 ~ y.
south IL east II 7olo poles south g. q ~, y y
poles % the beginning, eontl!ninE q ~. !hA
les1 hae VA % nnt made q the lou M 49, Z
the plat hled August 70, liis, an,ong n, III
aid cause beginning With lot No !, Ihss N
% the Ohio HEer. thea all the Ots % ~ $780,. -
q North front strret eItentSd, beSinnisf ~ \.
No: ! and taking them 10 order, STteni 4. : =
which the residence Of AID I'm. ssoS.. GAt q
lotan North Huron street, beEinpIns IN u g v.
aud taking them In their order, spa ~, i; ~ !. u
should be insufficient 10 pay q hst S-s'..s,II ut
No. but Georgo zIllss e u have prTiis,. - q
lot Nc. sold II he % desires before ssilibss,S at
North Huron street, then % nueh a ~ 49,, ~ y
Of the tact Of land Aforesaid 10 the UkOis H.
may Be necessary % pay y aIOFeslA. n. 800 = !,
sale shall Be one third Of The purchase uuess,
greater luount thereof ~ The purehaASf mn ~. !.
pay, eAthi 10 hand; the residue ia tvO Saa,I ~,
meats payable respectively 10 hx snd ,TsI,.
from the day Of sale With Interest finn ~, -.
the deferred tns,alments 70 b saeurei y -
rust on the properly sold. .'sN
Sellihg ls Trustee, shall eonysy NH ,,,,.
vested In me BY aid deed Q! trnst, skitS "a ss....
GEO. r. CALDWELL. r,,,,..
HEKyKr a FACE, Auetioneefs ~,
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Acordrrom Col. nen's Doctor.

CLARKsDURG, ". VA, Oct. IS, Is.
Editors In,ellIgeneer.
As you have been misinformed as to the
injury sustained by Col. Wilson in the
difficulty with Mr.. osburn. and having
been referred to rs the physician in atten-
dance, wish to say that the only injury
sustained by Col. W. was a slight cut I'M
der the right eye, which was promptly
healed. Respectfully,
!, W. RAMSAY.
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Gussrs Salss.
FINE FARM FOR SALE.
In the County ceur. 0. Ohio County.
Maurice curea
~ - ia Cktreffy,
Mh.e< Pay Al al

Moses Ray, ct a.
In pursuance Of the aa,hori,y re,,sd 1, -,A1,tA
cree entered By sid Court 10 the above tnitJI aS,
90 April 18th, 1875, viii se At The treat dot 4 u
residence Of Moses Ray on he prtais hsrsty st's.
tised to b sold, on
MONDAY, the sth day d ssptszb.r, iit
beginning at 10 oeloel, a, H., ii pshHe aastisa utI.
highest and best bidder, The traet o. plrrt q ~
lying and being htuated 90 the sGtn q ltls KAsI.
Ing creek, 10 Ohio county 10 The State d West vtt
bounded and described - follows: BsEinlins NJ
sake near an elm stamp eornu 70 SshtuIlA fSsbsr,
Cathartne Ingard; thence With her hnt s, ~, Z -
poles 70 two sugar tres corner % sait CIhGrisspH
and Joseph Potter; thence With Pottsri line y. a.,
E. iA poles 70 sugar Tree eofnef 70 JIns NtAIsJi
thence n. ~, W. lI pola 70 The btgtnBtAg nstfp-
log I55 acres, bsing tie Aus properly gIlste4 nj
conveyed By Aoses Ray 70 Geo. b Caldt III b ID
Of trust dated April ?Ith, 1873, and rsesrds4 rausl
the publie land records Of s.id ee1rty.
TERMS or sALE-0ne-thlfdo q the p1rtats noet,
or such further sun n the parehiseT may els 70 pI
10 hand, the residue In two equal insialntaa 1iJt
BILE respectively In one and two yeA trOE he tIi
sale With interest from that day the pdrehAsf ~
log bis bond With approved persDnl seeurit! tf tAi
Of The deferred insthllmenn, md The ttls y y n
sstred I'LL the whole Of the purchase neety Z r.iL
GEO. B CALDWELL
Special CnaahiSsH.
The above al. Is adjourned until MONDAY, Or
Der II, 1875, ~ the same hour and place
GEO, 3. CALDWELL
ssindkv special CnnEIsssS
The above sale Il adjourned unlI MONDAY, Or.
Der q, 1875, atli o'clock q. N. AZ zane pis s,
........ sPee.IlCsznisass
HExvEr d PACE, Auetionsers. osiStr
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WHEN the yellow fever broke out in
Memphis the population was 10000. Now
there remain but 1000 whites and e,ooo
eolosed people.
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viii Offer for sale at the Lower Market House, on
the 10Th day 81 October A. D. 1873. At oclCck
by virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date 10Th day Of
March, 1878, made, ssne4 and delivered BY J1hn J.
Roberts Is grantor 10 me As trustee the following
property, teTit: sit % sets q ohanber Futntare
Including Beds, Bedding and Carpets, and eUns.ing
of sx (6l Bureaus, Elk (C) wa1hsandS SIX ~ Bed
'teads, III ~ Wash-boWls and Pitchers, and 10 iaet
all articles Of every lind and description whatsoever
N petS Of Chamber Furniture, together With one Or
gan and all and all kinds whatsoever o. said John J.
Roberts Kitchen and Dining RoJn Furniture, In
Guiding among stoIes 1ot oil heating
Glassware, TInSare, Knives, Forks Walters, and IN
hne all and all uds and every character whatever OF
Dining IGoom aud Kitchen Furniture In the residence
o. Tfmt vas gwen IN The G.y Of weeelIpg. ". Va.
The sid Deed Of Trust Il oil record In Deed Of Trust
Book -, folio CO., 10 the Office q the Clerk o. the
County Court Of Ohio county W. Va, and vas EiTen
lIsory Gotes, abe total % S2SS 0o bear
log date 2oth March, 1873, each for go II 81 and
payable respectively on the trst day :" June LIST July,
let August, st September lst October Lat November
and Isl December, none and no pat Of any Of which
has been paid TIE said sale viii be made for the
payment Of the first Ave Of said notes with the In
tefest thereon accrued and will consist OF Beds aud
Bed4ins, Bedsteads' BaTanS sWsSa:bS S and ID
Chairs, Dining Room le1tenSiopl Table, Rocking
Chair, Mattresses, 9 WashTands, and great Tarie
~ Of knives Forks, chInaware Glassware, TieEare,
The sae 10 Be for cash the title TO he the title Of The
Trustee. I WV. AREETT, Trustee.
WHEELING, October Ii, 1875. 90
hereby waive the provision Of tho Deed Of Trust
requiring advertisement for thirty days and consent
that sale may occur on any day after Saturday. 18th
Of October, D. 1875 81 the Lower Market House Of
" IsisasSi wy. III. ROBERTS.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sTriadPphIl AccommOdatIonI--Th train only runs
between Wheeling and TTtadelphis.
tDaIly except Sunday-SeEaFk Accommodation.
!steubenVille .aeeommodation.-ThlS tfAln during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BellATe, stoppng vhen required Rt
Sherman House, EtnaTi1e, West wheeling and
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! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

n osTTBRE4sT.PIN. 8
% Saturday list on Main ST., plaia sald Breast.
plq, fEiled The Under WI receiver teSlFd
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HE1vEr4 f4eK, xGetioa.tf. ILL T'', y.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
THE MAYOR And 1HE POLICE.

EEsOLUTONs ADOPTED BY HE MuSICirAL SOCIETY.
AT the meeting of the Municipal Society last
evening, the chairman. Dornan B. Eaton called Mr..
Butter the chair, and offered the following rcso.u
tiOns:
Vhereas The record OF the recent proceedings before
the Mayor Of this ciiy relative 10 the removal Of the
Police commissioners show That the Mayor has been in
the habit 0l soliciting his shUrnatcs 10 make npDuin
mrnts pei sonH reasons. and appears 10 have used
his official Influence 10 secure places for hsftyoTitcs
Whcrcds ~ may be found that srcn example on the
par thic Magotratc Of the city VIII moi with
ont effect upon all officials Of lower grade therefore
RcsOrcd That tie Judiciary Committee be requested
10 conslcr and report whether such practice be
sisten with tine legal official duty of the MAY
with those rights or icrcfis O1 the people whch they
may fairly claim to have protected under existing laws
and also whether there l. need that the laws shoald
amended 50 nat IL shall not be lawful for the chief n,I-
Ger OF the city his authority Influence for such
purposcs
Mr.. Eaton said ho did not propose TO express any
opinion In the matter; he only asked ascertain
whether such practice was authorized by law. II IL
was 70 authorized. then time IL understood
II II was not, then 10 time that there should Dc
aIncudmcnts TO the law, regulating the official actions
the Mayor lie then read from the official report OF the
proceedings before Mayor ELY. In regard To The charges
against the Police Commissioners, several OF the letters
by the Mayor tue Commissioners requesting pu-
siii0n for friend" or leniency toward another.
The resolutions were adopted.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
OWEN GEOGHEGAN RELEASED.

NO EVIDENCE THAT HE SHOT JAMES ROSE.
A dozen witnesses were examined by Coro-
ner Flanagan YESTERDAY in the inquest upon Inc oouy o'
james Rose alias Morton, who was shot on the morning
of January g. in front of No l03 Bo"ery and who died
at the Chambers Street Hospital five days later 1t was
supposed that the shot fired by Owen GeoeheGan
well-known Bowcry rufan, who was accordingly ar
rested and held under heavy bonds
James McManus, watt: GcOshcgans saloon. tes-
titled that he there on the morning OF January y,
when Rose came Ia with two other persons. Rose who
had pistol in his coat pocket, made threatening re-
mark and Gcoehcgan directed the witness g. call an ON
Ger. Rose twice pointed his pistol at Gcochegin ana
threatened to shoot Em GcOghccan then stared "Irt
an ccer aud Rose and his friends followed MN The
sidewalk When they reached the slde"alR "coShcEiA
knocked Rose down. Both fcl ana the witness saw tue
fash OF the pistol The pistol was either III the hau"S
OF Rose or Of his friends.
The remaining Witnesses were : Patrick McCauslard,
who IN the saloon AMI saw pistol in Roses hand;
pointed toward CensEoesn: Charles Dayics, employed
In GeochcCaiS saloon; Thomas Welsh, employed III the
coffee ana cake saloon next To No lb3 Joseph MaHs.
another OF Geoghegan's walters; Lewis Ackcrmau. a
waiter in the saloon next door; Bernard Cannon and
tered Janc. H. Gcllrist u night watchuan and 1ho-
Dcynn, who kept "A stand Mt No. lOT BoWcIy
Chr -tian Peterson who had charge OF Rose AT the
CI,mbcr, Strrct Hospital testified that Rose said e.
driective who questioned hn that he did not know
who shot dim Officer John Wade, OF the IoIIictnlh
Precinct, who arrested GrosheGah ana took MN -,
Iore Rose at the hospital, stated that Rose SAID:
don't know WHO srut me-" The witnesses III ani about
the saloon told Substantially the same story There wa
a dispute between Rose and tcOEhcSan ~ regard 10 "a
man who was dancing. Rose took u Iasio on, "I I.'
coat pocket on the lett side and put 1t int" ~, right
where the latter knocked him down. There wts The
flash Of pistol from Roses pocket aud hc sd - Ohrcr
johnson, who came up, that Geoghrgm did not shoot
him
The jury did not seem satisfied with the evidence, bu'
they We're ASSURED by Flanagan that he had gone
outside OF his duties a. coroner ana had even pa!
the part of detective, in order 10 obtain witnesses
after few minutes dcbcration ileJufy returned a
verdict that Rose 10 lis death by shot I0i lis
tOl III the hands Of some person uhknoWh
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
THE BURIAL OF A MURDERER.

The inquest on the Orchard-st. tragedy
will held at the CorOneI's Office to-day, at II "A.
when 1t il expected that some and interesting
facfs regarding the life OF the murderer and suicide
James Jacques, alias Johnson. will be given No letter
or message Of any kind has yet been received from
Ms Harris, Jacgurss sister, who lives at Norwood
Park. H. ana to whom Mr.. Mssbach jacques en-
rloycr, sent "a tclcgraphc dispatch and "a letter i'm
mcatcv after the tragedy. Mr. Missbach SAID ycstcr-
ay that he wrote her at Jacquess request several
weeks ago. asking for money to take her brother back To
the West but she tool any notice OF the cOmmun-
cation.
On Sunday Mr.. Missbach and few Of Jacquess ac-
0uantances made up of money sufficient 10 give
the BODY decent BURIAL but they found ihat The body
had already been removed by j. T.. McLaTney under
ftker OF No. 1,O5s Thrd-ave. Mr.. McIJIuey refused
any information beyond the statement that the body had
been inferred the Cemetery OF Eycrg!ccns. and that
the expenses had been paid by persons whose names
could OF he revealed.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
PROBABLE MURDER BY HlGHwAYMEy.

Charles McGlade, residing at No. so Mar
shas Paterson TO this city, las, Friday for the
purpose Of buying horse. He had considerable money
IL his possession at the time he left home and expected
10 return Saturday. AT late hour, Friday night. he
discovered unconscious, lying the middle of the
turnpike, at the west end OF the Hackcn-
sack River bridge, the New-Jersey mead
He taken to the abattOir, and the
watChmau sent messenger for two plysic residing
upon Jersey city Heights but they refused 20 attend The
wOunded man wagon was nircd and lie was taken TO
the police station on WcbStcrst., jersey City. The
Sergeant IN charge OF The station house saG there
room for hun, and Inc removed 10 hc Charity Hos
pal. He did not recover CONSCIOUSNESS and died sun
day morning An examination of the body made by
Coroner Cannon, who found bad fracture AT the base
OF the skull. Only fOity-twO cents found i'll his
pocket, and Is supposed that he attacked by high
waymen and robbed. His horse was found standing
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
TROOPS ORDERED TO CONsTANTINOPLE.
AMERICAS CONDOLENCE WITH ITALY.

THE CORRESPONDENCE IN REGARD TO THE DEATH OF
VICTOR EMANUEL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-The following cor
respondence taken place between the Department OF
and the Italian legation in relation to the death Of
his Majesty, Victor Emanuel, late King of Italy:
LEGATION OF ITALY IN THE UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, 1873.
To Mr. Secretary Of State:
II il with deep grief that perform the painful duty OF
informing Your Excelency OF the death Of my august
sovereign, King Victor Emanuel who died this m0rDing
half past o'clock. His Royal Higness the Prince
OF Piedmont, heir to the throne. has been pro-
claimed King Of Italy. SOrrOwing italy knows
that the close OF great reign and at the beginning OF
n one, which will continue its traditions. she has
the sympathies Of the great people among whom have
the honor to represent her renew to Your EXrelency
the assurance of my very high consideration. BLANC
To His Excelency Mr. Evarts Secretary Of State.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
UNITED STiTES SUPRME COURTE.
SERVICE by PUBLICATION on A NONRESIDENT voIl
Two INsURANCEDEC1sIONs.

SERVICE by PUBLICATION on A NoN-REsIDENr VOID
Two INSCRANCEiDEd1sIONs.
WAsuINGrON Jan. 21.-DccisiOns were rend-
dcrrd IN the Supreme Court to-day among them the
following:
CG9.-PcnrOyer agt Ncn TO the Circuit Court
Ia this the court holds
o land belonging 10 PcunOyer In the state Of Oregon
against In the STATE service
uuicaiipn hc beng the nonresident of the
and appearing the nlty and did
his right property. personal Judgment recovered
non void and does authorize sale Of op.
.rty within the state Justice Field delivered
elab6laie opinion, reviewing The jurisdiction of States
persons and property OF nonreents Affirming the
~" G7-Thc First National Kansas agt the Hart
the District O Ms3Oln this the Court holds
that the siacncnt bv the assured the property
surcd was value when the cash yauc
Lc something lcas, did not AVOID the policy, be-
TIE declaration the assured that the declaration yaluo
was 10 regarded "a would render u such
There iuta;i1H, IL 4, said, the policy
that the exact truth of the condition icccdcnf
icy. Reversed. Mr. Justice Harlan delivered the
opinion
7S.-Mobie Life Insurance Co agt Brame error 10 the
Circuit Court Tor Louisiana. This an action 10 make
Brame liable In damages To tho company for clisl <
Ia" death by wi'ful murder OF one Mr. lemore, an
oss to the company Of the amount OF the policy the
court hold that the action VIII not lie;
that the authorities numerous ami uniform the
proposition That by the common law civil action e
sble oIegaid as an question: Affirmed. MI Justice
Hunt delivered the opinion.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS HELD FOR TRIAL.

Justice Ottcrbourg. in the Fifty-seventh
Street Police Court. yesterday rendered decision III the
Of Lawrence A. Curry against captain Williams and
Officer Mohr charging hem with assault and battery at
GImOrc's Garden. The charge against Officer MOhr was
dismissed. upon the ground that lie acted unjcr TIE
orders Captain Williams The latter held III $500
bail and elected be tried in the Court Of General
suus. The decision evidently unexpected and Cap
tain Williams not prepared to give bal. lie was re
leased anon his parole until Tins afternoon, 20 allow LIN
opportunity 10 get bOndsmen.
In the decIsiOn when il long one. after reviewing
the Justice OttcrhOlrg says "If Curry dis
orderly that II became necessary 10 lay hands on bis
person eject him from where ne present To
public performance having paid AN entrance fee, then
he TO nave been arrested ana taken to court the
following morning, where a complaint ought TO have
been made against him by officer citizen. 1t was
for a magistrate to decide whether an arrest, and the
manner in when it made was justified A police
captain judicial officer. Had respect been SHOWN
IL TIE comp ainant IL the and the universal pfinc-
PIE OF law adhered 10 that cannot be deprived of
known right without specific charge, would have
been spared unp pleasant duty"
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
TIE BROOKLYN DEADLOCK UNBRoKEN.
DEMOCRATS ABSENT PROM THE ALDERMEN, MEET
ING.

The Democratic primaries for the election Of
dele yates the Kings County General Committee were
held yesterday, and on ths account the Democratic
Aldermen of Brooklyn did not attend the regular meet
ing Of the Common Council Eleven Aldermen wee
present, all Republicans; il being apparent that no
meeting could be held, adjournment was taken for oie
week The Democrats in caucus III another part Of
the CITY Hail. but they Ob,ycd Boss" McLauIhlu's
orders in showing themselves until aftcr the alpuru-
mcnt then several OF them came into tue Council
Chamber
The pros cct Of any immediate adjustment ~ the deaf
lock in the Board grows fainter every week The HCVuH
Leans cannot ,lcc; Alderman Fisher "a president Dee
cause Grswoid will not vote for him The Democrats
cannot eject Black, ORciily wlllnOt vote for INN. Al
derInan GIiSwud said Yesterday that hr willing 10
nnIte with his assOciatcs upon any Republican except
Fisher OReilly declares that the prc-Iicacy of the
board is due him from the Democrats; he VIII
that Mayor Howell shah accept his. OEcuyh
choice OF the man who IS tO ill General H. ". Soculus
place AZ president oi the Board OF CITY Work. IL Is
iunored that Mclaughlin has consented to allow
Otie,ly be president of tie Aldermen, providing hc
CicIaugniu) slsd have the naming Of the committee.
Toe probable result OF the difficulty IL is thought, VIII
b. al the succeeding meeting Of The Board the
election of cxIresden Ray hs temporary chair!naE,
with power 10 appoint temporary committees.