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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-10
ELection Headluarters.

The Democrats have made arrange
mcutS for receiving election returns on
TUESDAY NIGHT 40 the new NclScl Hall.
Manager Tracy has been secured % re-
crive the dispatches and a wire will be in
readiness. An Good Democrats, aS well
a~ others Interested, can receive the
earliest information turrcJui the mama.
GERS are confident il will bee cheering to
--Ifrp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-10
Surprise Party.

A large surprise party was rendered
Miss Clara l.OhSc, of Philadelphia, last
evening, Observation-Disclosures Lohse,
nn Market street. About thirty couples
we're present and delightful evening
was the result Stromberg' full orches-
t,., furnished IA. melody.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-10

Adam WeiSsprber, who for years has
been ina the employ Of the Baltimore X
Ohio Railroad Company at their ma
chine shops, was appointed jantor OF
the court house, Yesterday, by Sheriff
Jingle. vice John Peters, resigned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-10
struck Work.

The machine hands az the Wheeling
Furniture Company have gone out on
strike. They have been making -,
SO and Sll per week, and want an adj
vance ot Il. NJ last accounts no ar
Ilnrrmrnf, had hecn male.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-10

WE are advised that the P, &. Il St
I.Ry. will sell excursion tickets TO the
Courtney-Hanlan race, on Lake Chau-
tauqua, October 10Th. Train leaves at
4:3O P. NJ, arriving at Lake Chautauqua
at 1925 next morning. Returning, leave
evening of the race, arriving at Wheeling
at 80 next day. Fare for round trip,
500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-10
4. Blum AZ Bro,
uOI MAIN STREET.
3uJreIin9 8e9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
49, % New Advertisaments.

For Rcnt-P,easaut Dwelling.
Nu,iry-NeSbJtt x Bro.
Wautrl-Girl 10 Db HOuSework.
The tograph->tanJOn X paven-
port
kirk's Art Store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-10
COLORADO.
HEALTHY, ATTRACTIVE.

Colorado l. the great SauiIarium and Pleasure
Resort of America II II elevated above the in
huenoes of miasma. The atmosphere l. pun.
tonic aud cNhiltnting. Its mineral spnnHs ar
numerous and posscss various nm"dial quhli
ties It, wealth In gold and silver j. mhfNrl"u,
The guudcur, extent and variety 81 it, scchh Hl
fractions are without parallel The pleasure
seeker. looking for mere ply steal ENJOY m'hl We
scientist. seeking studies In nahum lhc Mih'
for lofty inspiration from wonderful naluIhI
architecture, aud the invalid Who needs frsi,
mineral water and inNigunilng aimusDhrft,
should 20 Ia Colorado. The climate oi 'ulufhin
is peculiarly ctlCHcious In amclomtiug hnd cur
ing pulmonary diseases ~ Thousands at liNiuE
witnesses who went Ia Colorado feeble having
become robust and healthy, can testify. Asthma
il cund hy n residence In Colombo. while dls
peusia. debility and ailments caused uy over
work and an I cty are cradiCntiSi. The trinIsW
tune I'm Colombo during winter months ryua
ble mild and especially adapted "a The uc'sls "i
inyalids The Kansas Pacific Railway II the only
line running through cars Ia DcuN :, and The
only line by which Denver can lS' na h'i
through Kansas without changed ear andes
change Of ticket: and 10 superb equipment in
Pullman sleeping and Drawing Room Palace,
elegant dan cnaThcs and IT, new steel nails. Trud
e.s IL the fayorte route fOf tourish aud ihNnlliH
By addressing T. Is. Gruat, Gcnl Pass Agt, You
,nn obtain publications and MAPS iull 81 iut"i
nation about Kansas aud Colombo. When You
start foa kaiISas ar Colorado, be stife AMI siaii
right, 10y purchasing your ticket over iht b'Nl
line the KANSAS PACIFIC NilwAN
l.. IL. GROAT,
Genl Passenger Agent.
o2uOoyeaR KANSAS CRY. No
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Auction.

Auction Of Boots and Shoes every
evening at Jerry Clemens, No. Is
Eleventh street, commencing at P. NJ.
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thermometer Record

As taken at Schnepfs Opera House
drug store;
rrFru-DAV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-10

TAKE in the Pittsburgh excursionyia,
the Pan Handle, Saturday and Sunday,
Oct. 18th and 18th. You can return by
special leaving Pittsburgh Sunday night
or by regular train Monday morning.
$3.50 for round trip.
Auction.
Auction OF Boots and Shoes every
evening, at Jerry Clemens, No. Is
Eleventh street, commencing at P. NJ.
Go WITH the Panhandle excursion to
Pittsburgh, Saturday and Sunday, Oct;
18th and 18th. Fare $50 for the round
trip. See advertisement.
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Auction.
DRY GOODS.

OUR
j p MIN y.
OVER
We now hope to see the
ladies as customers at
our store, where every
Article and Piece of
Goods Lately on Exhi-
hibition will be found
ready and offered for
Sale at the Lowest
Prices.
BRUES & Golfer.
sep27
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Advertising Medium

III the highest aim Of the proprietor ~
REsInHK 10 make Il especially valuable asa
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04
PETROL EuM vs.. COAL.

The Waser Witch Fire Company bave
arri we'd at the conclusion that they will
discard the use of coal for the purpose
of making steam for their engine, aud IN
place Of coal will use peti oleum. Having
arrived vt this conc iti,ioD, they are now
engaged In making the necessary ar
rangements for that purpose.
la or er TO DIP this, they are having n
receptacle coustructed TO hold q half gal
Ion OF petroleum. From the "tank" a
small pipe W II be run underneath h the
boiler where the oil will be run into a
"spOon-s shapea' ladle.
Another small ipe will run from the
"blow or" through which steam will he
let through. The "blower" pine viii be
within n few inches of the ladl and ~
the steam and oil will be turned on at the
same time, 'hc steam will scatter the
oil underneath The boiler, which will be
kept in a constant blaze. Previous to let
ting on The oil d wood fire will be used
for the purpose Of getting Up a small
amount of steam for the purpose OF
"hlowiDg" the oil. After the steam IL
started, there will bo no further wood
used. The burn lng of petroleum makes
an intense heat, and by the new arrange
Inent steam sufficient to run the steamer
can be- made in three minutes: One half
gallon OF oil will run the steamer coDtin-
nously for five hOufs. thereby making a
great y wing for the company. The Dec-
tssnrv repairs will be finsf ed in a day
or two. f
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04
d EsOLrTIoNs OF RESPECT.

lO A meeting of the employ ees OF the
LObdell Gar Wheel Co., TO take action In
regard to the death of their late fellow
workmen Matthias Kern was held at the
works on the evening of August lst, 1879,
John q. Matlack was made chairman and
VIM. r. Long, secretary. On motion John
Kaiser. Joseph Lacey and VIM. +. Long
respect. During the absence of the Com
miltee the President N ade some very
feeling remarks in reference to the deceas-
ed. On motion an invitation was extend
ed to the officers and all EMPLOYEES to meet
at tine works at O'Clock p m on sunday 10
attend the funeral, and John McClary,
John Boner, Peter Taggart and Joseph
Lacey, were appointed to make the neces-
sary arrangements.
The Com mittee on Resolutions reported
the following, which were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That we have heard with deep
regret of the sndden decease OF our friend
and fellow workman Matthias Kern VINO
for period Of about twenty-seven years
was fatthfuIWorkman In this establish
ment.
Resolved, That we recognized In him dur
GUS and dutilul man and a genial and
kind hearted friend.
Resolved, That we tender TO his family In
this sad hour our sincere sympathy for the
great loss they have sustained in his sud
den decease.
Resolved, That these resolutions be pub
lfshed in the newspapers OF the city, ana
copy sent 70 the family of the dc ceased.
ON motion adjourned.
VIM. F. LONG,
aug2-2t Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04
The Clog Contest.
Brief Locals.

The Board of Health meets this even
ing.
Black berries were selling for three
cents a quart down the State on Satur-
day.
kalt oysters at Fullm er's.
The Building Committee Of the Levy
Court was IN session this morning.
The steamer Perry took the Reybokf,
place yesterday.
Tender loin steak at Fullmer's.
A fire occurred at Riddles Bank this
morning.
A supposed mad dog created consider
able excitement on the streets Saturday
afternoon.
revilei crabs aqFullmer's. .
The Water Witch Fire Company are
gSibg to burn oil instead of coal in theiI
engine.
The Republicans of the First Ward
do not know who to run as candidate
for City Council.
Turtle soup al Fullmer's.
Peaches will be shipped in large quan
titles this week.
The Opening Street Committee adver
tise for proposals. See advertisement.
The funeral of Matthias Kern, yester.
day was very large one.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04


A Denver lawyer, who INDUCES large
ly in cobblers, always tells his unsus-l
pecting little wife that he has to meet
several shoemakers at his Office. Rather
cool. -- .-..lf - l.g.' tsss ~ - ssD1
A heartfess husbands excuse: Profess
sor Bencke, of Germany, who claims to
have measured 970 human hearts, says
that except id childhood mems hearts
are decidedly larger than those of wo-
men. Therefore, when pair of lovers ex-
change hearts she always gets the best OF
the bargain. '.i9ia sii 8 !
John |. Davenport is willing to resign
one of his multitudinous Federal Offices
that of Clerk in the Circuit Court of
New York. From this we are tempted
to infer that the position is not an ex-
tremely lucI alive one. He does not pro
pose, however, to resign the Chief Su-
pervisorship of Elections, but says he
shall ''stick until removed" From this
we may infer that he is already deyisine
measures to intimidate Democratic vo0
tiers at the next election. There is no
appropriation to pay his legion of deputy
marshals; but as the Republicans will
make desperate effort to carry the
State, they can afford to pool. a special
campaign fluid of at least 500, 900 to
sustain the valuable services Of JOHNNY.
Wait and see.-N. Y. Star. s5i -a -.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04
Personal.

Mr.. II. G. Clayton of North East, Md.
was in town Sunday.
Mr.. Theo. Eslipg of the Ne,odrk Ledger
was in town on Saturday
Prof. VIM. Jefferis OF Delaware Col
lege is in town to-day.
George Elliott, Esq, is visiting hi:
friends in Milford. - .
Prof Stausbury J. Wiley, Principal
of the Boys High School, has gone to
the White Mountains.
Henry Barry, left this morning TO spend
a short vacation with his brother Franci.
Barry, ESQ.,, at Easton, Md.
James Elliott, ESQ.,, resumed his du
ties this morning, at the ticket office o
the p. w. & B. X. r., depot in this city.
On July 4th party of Americans eel
ebrated the day at North Cape, Norway
Among the number who participated was
DR.. George Guier of this State.
Merris Taylor, city reporter of the GA
zETTE, is spending short vacation al
Charlestown, Nd, where he will en-.
deavor to hook in some of the finney
tribe from out the North East river. As
he is a good angler, it is highly probable
that he will arrive home with a sufficient
quantity of fish to supply all his friends
generously.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04
OUR NEW CASTLE LETTER.
ENFORCING THE TRAMP LAw-sUNDAY
ExCURsIONIsTs-- A DIsORDERLY CROWD
FROM PHILADELPHIA.


ENFORCING TIE TRAMP LAw-sUNDAY
f ExCURsIoNIsTs--A "A DIsoRDERLY GROW d
FROM PHILADELPHIA. sa
NEW CASTLE, Aug. 4.
Now that our city authorities, are put
ting into execution the "Tramp Law"
enacted by the last Legislature, would 1t
not be well for them to have a COPY of
the act in order that they may proceed
in accordance with tber quirements?
Over one hundred persous went aboard
the steamer Perry yesterday for Bombay
Hook, the Reyb0ld having broken her
shaft. Under the management of Geo.
A. MiiliDRton. this place has put on a
new appearance: plenty of shade is to be
found, together with everything nect g.
sAry for such place.
Clayton Plat, an aged gentleman,
living on Orange street, fell from the
second story window of his residence
yesterday whilst trying to open win
dow shutter. Drs. Stewart and Black
were called upon and rendered medical
aid.
Yesterday morning about 8 o'clock q
steam tug from Phlade lphIa having
aboard laige number of persons pni
in at our wharves Some of them went
into the city and made an unprovoked
attack upon Fred Eagle, whilst he was
engaged in his butcher shop A cIeavel
being handy he soon made things quite
lively.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04
PEACH SHIPMENTS.
The Dead OF the Week.

According to the report of Il. Is. Frazer
Esq, Secretary of the Board of Health
the total nun Der of deaths for the week
was nine: Four died of consLm pti on ;on.
IF marasmus; one of consumption OF
bo wells; one of cholera infautum; one OF
rheumatism of the heart; one Of dIphth.
eria.
or these, 2 died In the First Ward |
in the Second IN the Third; 3 in the
Fourth; in the Sixth and in the Sew.
enth.
Six were born in the United States;
one in Ireland; one In Germany and one
in England. Four were males and five
females; seven were white and two were
l,lack
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04
LOST AND EOUND

Yesterday morning, John McCloskey,
accompanied by his little son aged seven
years, went down to Collins Beach on
the steamer Perry.
After arriving at their destination Mr..
McCloskey gave his son permission to
ride on the flying horses, while he took a
walk. When Mr.. McCloskey returned
his boy had left the horses and wandered
off. A search was Immediately institut-
ed, but to no purpose as the boy could
not be found.
1t appears that after the little fellow
left the horses, he walked toward the
landing, and as the steamer Clgde, which
leaves about an hour before the PERU
was about leaving he stepped on board
and came up the river. Several persons
of this city, who were on the Clyde,
knew the little fellow and took him in
charge, and when his father arrived
home, he was overjoyed to find the little
fellow all safe. When the Perry left
Mr.. McCloskey was almost frantic at
not finding his son.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04
The New York Excursion

The citizens of Wilmington should
bear in mind the excursion to be given
by Mr.. p. r. +. Smith to New York,
which leaves this city on Thursday,
August 2Stb. Mr.. Smith has also made
arrangements for those who go on the
excursion to take their choice, either tn
stop over in New York, go up the beau
tiful Hudson as far as Newburg, stop
ping at West Point, or take the steamer
and visit the famous watering resort
Coney Island. The subscription books
for ickets, will shortly be opened.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04
RELIEF AT HAND.

An elderly ladyprocured one of Flagg's
Liver Pads, on July 10Th. Complaint
Indigestion, torpid liver, constipation,
with severe piles, and great pain in head
and shoulders, also stomach and back
Saturday, July 2G, she reports that the
piles had been entirely cured, and that
her pains and distressing feelings had
nearly all disappeared and she now felt
like young woman again. Thinks the
Liver Pad the most wonderful! of all
remedies, and is now making an effort to
get all her suffering acquaintances to try
Flagg's Liver Pad.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04
A SINGULAR HOMICIDE.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Aug. 3.-Frank
Walker arrived yesterday at the District
Attorneys office and represented that he
had killed man at Jeddo, this county,
by striking him on the side of his face
with the edge of his open hand. An In
vestigation corroborated his statement,
and it was learned that the name of tll6
deceased was Thomas levers. There
were some half dozen men sitting on the
turf, when there were hot words, and
the blow was given, retulting fatally
Walker says that he travelled sixty miles
in order to arrive at the District Attor-
ney's Office before an arrest could be
made. He is now in Jail. ~ . i'ai'.i
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04
CAPTAIN EADS NEW Project
A SHIP RAILWAY FROM OCEAN TO
OCEAN,

SHIP RAILWAY FROM OCEAN TO
OCEAN.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-Captain
Eads arrived here yesterday from New
York. The specific. object of his pres
ent visit is to consult with members of
the Government and others with refer
ence to an inter-oceanic line for the
transportation of ships from ocean to
ocean. He says that he.is favor of ship
railway instead of canal because it
would be cheaper to construct. During
his stay in New York he visited some Of
the largest ship builders and ascertained
that ship of the largest tonnage, cargo
and all, would weigh seven thousand
tons. L.. f
His prof ct, therefore, is a railway
capable Of transporting ten thousand
tons, which would be equal to about ten
ordinary locomotive power. He is rapi-
dly maturing his plans and will submit
them to the Government for considera-
ton. He sa,s Americans will never
tolerate canal or any other enterprise
so closely affecting our commercial inter-
ests on the hemisphere controlled by any
European power. Speaking of the jet
ties, he said that the channel continues
to deepen, that at last accounts, few
days ago, there wa, depth of thlrty-two
| f.et lacking two-tenths.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04
A FIRE AT MIDNIGHT.
THREE HOUSES BURNED AT RIDDLES
BANKS.

THREE HOUSES BURNED AT RIDDLES
BANKS.
Three houses were burned between
IL O'Clock last night and 2 o'clock this
morning at Riddles Banks. Alarm of
the fire was given by the ringing of the
bell at Riddles mill, and the Phoenix
lire company ran out, followed by the
Friendship, Delaware and Reliance
companies. The water was not easy Of
access and the engines played on the
fire for more than an hour before It was
under control.
Only two of these houses were occu-
pi"d-one by Mrs. Betty Long, and the
other by family named Forrest. The
origin Of the fire Is unknown. The
properties were owned by James Riddle,
Son q Co., and the loss is covered by
Insurance in the New Castle Co., Mu-
tual Insurance Company. Only part
OF the furniture in the houses was saved.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04
AFATAL rREsPAss.

PLYMOUTH. Pa, August 8, 1874 -
alteration occurred yesterday m tnss'
borough between Welshman named
named T. T. McSweeney. The latter
made trespass upon the properly ~
the former in an attempt to seeuro .
COW. Jones, it il alleged, fercely attack
ell m with an axe, Telling him to the
ground, and then set two Rerocious dogD
upon him. McSweeney was terribly lae-,
Grated before he was rescued, and to-day
his physicians declare that there can b
no kope of his recovery. 80 ~ lssf0 7bHf.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04
LOTS OF FUN IN IT.

There is lots of fun to be had at little
private picnics, when the party goes up'
stream in = large boat TO pleasant
woodland. All you have to do is to Ing
three baskets of provisions and . boz OF
croquet to the boat, and then help row
1t and get four blisGers ON each hand, and
t8en climb tree covered with BRIAN, 70
ADJUST a swing,and work yourself almost
to death swinging the girl who never
seems to get enough of it, and then re-
verse the order of things until you get
home. There is loads Of fun In &c. Fun?'
Why 1t is lust reeking with 1t.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04
fTRTtV EDITION
yvW COURT HOUSE.

.rcrrp. TnE PLANS he
BIDS r s'' @osrLINi ss, AND THOSE
!" c'p PrT N ~ BIDS TO BE NOTIFIED
LITER ,,,,oa of the Levy
Bul'u'"s =, = a, o'clock t"ls morning
met Il,,sci,, a. s,+G Ollie at Tenth ana
! streets !.Isies h had been received last
day' sSr M, Colrt, was present.
,nS,nsItr, ,e ,s the ar. hileci, prese,,;io 'hion q
{ C.alla''1l, ..lins changes in his plans which ,
llo~lnSI 'n"Ie .I, # necessary and yet mo- not
sr 'p mater '"','cri'' way '"'"'' tine "'''''-
m heating apparatus and SIX
not 10 be included III '"e
h. will wa'h bowls !" the
oOf' 81. will have simple marble
m and the floor VIII "e '' ''''
l'.asTI l's,l,,e tile and washboard OF the
", hall, will be replaced WIN
: %, s0o,s nn'', and cement washboard.
|,ls hard wood finish, except hanu
ll1 'u ',a, Ie replaced with white pine
s,,a s.., oualiiy and then painted and
I,I .,'1, .s desired. This includes out
poS.
q, n,,,eOlass will bA replaced with
n aonble thick French crystal large
N. with four lights.
,he front of basement and front
a rooms Nos. ! and 8 Will be p as
|be rest will be white washed. -,
bronz inges Oh all the doors Will
aced with iIon ones.
ssC and dart moul,'inrs of the
0,sic of the buildin. will be made
vsni1ed iron.
,,i,ed ornaments on the ten gables
side Of round windows and the
fntal cresting of main r. of will
fa OIL.
LuaI ridge to extend down 10
on each side.
iron patti ons on the 2nd and
will b'replac' d with br ok ones.
iron cells will have iron fronts as
but the c.illngs and floors will
ned Of North River fag-stone.
ritiors will b.0 nch walls laid
eai.
h are are no inside iron blinds in
Nos. 5, &, I snd s, but wooden
in pace of them.
ddilon to this a great reduction
made in the weight OF the iron
The above reductions in expense
en- duly considered, Mr.. Gray SAID
committee would have to reject
that had been received as The
h they should not expend more
EO,o0o.
committee accordingly, without
Jon, REP c'ed the buds and con-
10 ask for new proposals, but
tOm those who had sent IN bids
will be notified by letter, stating
bids have been rejected and that
requested TO send in new pro-
fn Angust9, at noon. The changes
male IN the architects plans
company each letter.
the opinion of the members of
pmttee that the changes would
rt the appearance very much
inside or ont.
sending In bids are request ed to
Put a, the opening o. the propO-
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04

John Hartman, Jr., son of John Hart
man, who is learning the brewing bust
ness in New York, is on visit home.
The Secretary of the Navy has appoint
ed Rear Admiral George b. Balch, Super
intendent of the Naval Academy, at An
napolls, Maryland, rice Commissioner T
A. Parker, deceased. Rear Admira
Balch, is a cousin of our fellow citizen
James P. Tustin, Esq, and his wife is 8
daughter of the late Chancellor Booth
of Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04
THE REPUBLICANS NOMINATION.

The nomination election of the Re-
publicans for candidates for City Treas-
urer, President of Council, and for Ward
election inspectors and assistant inspec-,
tors will be held next Saturday. For
Treasurer Francis Vincent is the only
man mentioned, and M. L. Lichtenstein
is not expected to be opposed for Presi-
dent of Council. lia iA f.iis
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04

As the Massachusetts Republicans
have decided to hold their convention
two days in advance of tha1of the Dem
ocrats, it may be worth while for them
to keep their eyes wide open. Butler
may want to steal their party this year.
Which Is the richest child in the world7
Rotsehild. What is the best remedy for
the baby. DR.. Bulls baby syrup, for 1t
contains no opiates, and is innocent but
effecti We. For sale by all druggists. Price
25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04
BANpITTI IN KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, NO., Aug. d 1919. I
Four unknown men, who are supposed
to belong to gang OF desperadoes in the
Indian Territory, rode into ConeyvtlIe,
Kansas, yesterday, robbed the post of1cs
and committed other depredations. The
citizens resisted, and one named Fifspat-
rick was killed while. another named
Roberts was woundeds The robbers then
left and shortly afterwafd detachmens
of United States troops started In pursuit
of them, but at, last ACCOUNTS no arrests
had been made, .,s fl.,,t,,s.l (
The daily gazette., 1879-08-04
Entered Upon tI,eir Duties.

THIS morning Martin Keough, contrac-
tot f"r the removal OF ashes, and p. j.
Robinson, contractor for the removal of
garbage entered upon their duties.
Mr.. Robinson, the garbage contractor,
has put on a number ofnew carts, having
even at work this morning. He will in
crease the nun ber and he says the gar
bage will DE collected in strict compli.
ance with the ordinance.