, 1879-03-25
.Iudees and Clerks OF Election
Selected.
The Republicans Succeed In OBJ
tanning Justice.
Lame Explanation BY AID. Tuloy~-The
Greenbaokers.
Report OF the Gas Inspector On the Oil
Lamps.
An Elsotioneoring Dodge Promptly
Equa1ohel.

Tho Council held regular weekly mest!ng
1sst ovonlng, AID, Tu!cY ih the chalr. anu absent
only Phelps. ............
SEYMOUR AvgNHE.
A communication was received from the Law
Department In reference to tho rupeal OF tic
ordinance for The opening Of Seymour, Artcsian,
mud Mnplewood avcnAes, stating lint tho Coln- 4.
eli, since tho Judgment OF condemnation. hntl
authorized no acLs, and no acts had heen done,
which amounted to taking possession OF tho
nroucrty at to O WnIFor Of the right OF tic
Council to abandon the improvement; mud
therefore the ordinance might be repealed With
out imposing any liability upon the citY. The
document wcut to tl,o Judiciary Committee.
The Department Of Public Works sent In the
usual ordinance making last year's delinquent
natcr-rents lien on tho property. It was hid
over.
AID. Law!cr, by consent, presented n petition
asking for pay for tho old First Regiment far
services rondorel at tho time Of the fire. It
was referred to tho Committee on Finance.
THE GAS INSTRUCTOR
sent in report ia regard to tho tr!al Of gasoline
1atups on 1.aSnllo ind Madison streels. Tho
,ight compared fayorabiy with gns. but tho
lamps did not burn as steadily and lckercd more
than gas. They were also moro liable TO smoke
and deposit SCOT. The burners could no ad-
ius.ed go rs to give light Of from 10 to 155
candlo power, according to TUG e'zo OF ilo
burner. Tho lights averaged from IL to Ii
candles, while that from tho present gas-hurn-
aTs averaged 12, Quo point in favor OF thu
roso,,nc hmm. ,yn, lint t,,yy ycro not subject
.,. fss"I'.~ -, oo,a vo,thnr n vos Iaft, over.
RESERVED SEATS At THHATNKs.
Tt,o Cnt,nfttno An .Tui1rfhry fQnorkHA hack
}ho orltuar,ca regulating tho safc OF reserved
s, sao ~ .hnstr.. lcrt,,To,. etc, with tho RECON-
6eate ~ 1hea.'ss, 'ss, ,s ~. ~ ~ ~ rs.,,,
incubation that tt be plaecu on hle' US u "oulo
be MI unwarrantabic interference With pri7ato
r,,ht.. II wnH laid over,
''s''' rT,rcTIonErntyo popos,
s,ss. .,,.n.n,i,n ~ ,ha r,,,aa
hld. 'onns "nuss susp0ns''" - ''' '"''''
introduced the following: --...--...
WuEnsAs, The people Of this citr are taxed 10
nay tho salaries Of the various clty n!cers ana en-
royes, and arc tlctnfofo enttlsa 10 as 'a!tni.
services iso say oee. IL ~ to;r sp,nos ~ oh
in1iyianas ff1 ~ tSnt s, II p r etx
MnEmIAe. "a. .cnrinvns "re n,t eIeetoneernr dufin,
t!'.isass n..Is.s aho Ionr.. ti,crrfnrn. be- II
P<soirta Thu. the Comptroller b and he Is
hcreby Instructed to report i,o mama Of any ollcer
Council es aaes; ana Il ea.o le.ye .',; Y
gtnntcd BY the Coune! tnch Ine a snn
ssns sonat e e. o .asS e s IS s. H.
Aid, 0A1F brUkO In fHY0f or tue p&4eaEo OF
The resolution sss, ,.,, :, T. IN III, ro,or o,
A. an, sr.,, umns.e ~ rsnuM rsmosa a, N cnnioyo
Aid. Daly said tic Council had moral power
as well as lrgal power: ,.--
Nii. fawler wanted The Mayor substituted
NJ ~ tta.. ts. la. ~
AID GarY salu nn1eIsiau,9u "ao ~ III "sS"'Ap'
tIon. no ~1shed "allcHea put H. ,,.
hld. LAY ~o H. "ameao ~ ia'he' 4''
t'o!l, aeSueu - ~ e .s.aeS y. ~. ,,s.,,o A.
Alu' SuitSttoHf IT. f "as up'ooe" 'o4S' pa"oas'' 1''
anf,,n ,nnrc tsils ensrcd. f1urnr which tbern
sonu ,npsc hc,,seHp ,sH "Iy an iasv ths forcp
n'aarti,s lint we sco ttn elnufnrca at wurK
,.t.tJn Sv.rv f]ny Carv asked for nnnnes. but
n",w trnn,I,t3,t iivo anv'
aia 1ihrrt i,cnn1;nced +he rcsosutton IA
ua,n1,rnn.N Il a1nn,ntM1 tn nnti,i,m,. md wsa
M, ipt"n{ad tn urn,t,oto 9onl. hut I'd nrnyoko
;aonsson liz IN t'rflrr tn hrinr IN matters lint
n'fHht have anrnn inll,lencn m Tho naxt oloetion
Sia P"nrso,,s saId il was a misuse Of Tine for
,,n Tannc;1 r. snend m ho1,r nycr sncI, n fri0c.
Il was shamp md Disgrace to bring politics