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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-16
.rArE NGws.

The centennial Of Rutland county will
be celebrated February 22d, 1881, Henry
Hall delivering the Grafton.
The postofice at Pittsford Quarry has
been discontinued. Cause, no one willing
10 take the office Of postmaster.
Ncwbury village has taken $40 600 in
stock for new hotel and about $4,000
more is desired to finish and furnish it.
The undermining stone are got out.
Eighty boats, laden with iron ore, lum.
Der and barley, are frozen in at Whitehall
in the and harbor canal, and also several
boats bound north with cargoes Of coal
The Rutland Herald understands, on
what il considers good authority, that
waiie's TRIAL will Le had at the adjourned
term. IL his health will permit Of his
presence there.
The breakwater in Burlington harbor Is
now $500 feet in length and it is the in
tention 10 extend il TO the north l4O0 feet
further. An addition Of $50 feet in
length is now being added.
A lady at Berlin while feeding horse
with apples the other day lost the end OF
one fingers on her right hand down to the
grst Joint having II bitten clean of, and
has no, seen it since she saw il in the
horses month She is doing us well as
could be expected
Recently as Sylvester Perkins Of Proct
orsville, Was oiling his planning machine
bile in motion, when his coat sleeve wa
caught by the revolving cylinder, draw
ing his arm into the machine and com
pletely severing it midway between thu
wrist and elbow
: An effort is being made before the Yer
mont legislative committee to have Hay
den's death sentence committed on tn
: ground Of insanity Six Of the jury which
r brought in verdict Of guilty Of murlel
a in the first degree have signed the petition
4 for communication.
We understand that the project is un
der consideration Of connecting Isle l.
Motto with Alburgh by dump bridge
y with draw bridge The route lie
= near that Of the present ferry from th
north end Of the island, the distance bein
about bali mile with shallow water mos
Of the way.
:. Perry 4 Cressey, loot and shoe dealer
a. Of Brattleboro have fled voluntary pet
IA ton in insolvency, with liabilities amour
'. ing 10 about So, O0o, with some sl2,0
a assets. Among the creditors ale Geore
4. Perry Of Chester, the Peoples Nation
,r bank Of Bratleboro and II b Cressey
z. Chesterfield.
Of As Dana Torrey was crossing the Centr
~ Vermont railroad track pear bridge
Of Bethel Nth tvohorse lumber vag'
be loaded With meal, be vas struck by q
lg down express. completely demolishing ]
ID wagon, scattering the fragments in all
vc rectious. BY good fortune Mr.. TORI
hr was throsn 10 the side Of the track al
-. escaped withous injury, as did the hors'
81 A Vermont correspondent writes u
~ she dozen men who are awaiting trial
're Woodstock lad regular orchlight pl
oession when they heard Of Judge b
ny ret,a defeat. and that, while !, 10 not n
that all who wished for BarFelts reno
" are thieves or pet.ifoggers, il Is true q
ion all thieves and pesiiioggers wished
or HArrett's removal
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Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

The popular periodical Is pre-eninen.ly .
journal ior the household
Every Number furnishes the latest iptoI nation
10 regard ~ FASHIONS 10 drsss and ornament.
the uewest and most approved patterns, with
descriptive articles derived from Authentic shd
origtusl sources. willis lie stories, Pos ms aud
Essays on soeiEl and Domestic Topies, give va
rieiy 10 its columns,
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s-Oh. how do wish nv skin VAS -
clear and sofi As yours, aid lady 70 her
friend. "Noa can eAAiiy make il -,
answered the fnead sHswy iaqHired.
the fret LADY By usiag Hop Bitters.
that snakes psrr E.sh blood snd blooming
healih. /. siid i taf ne a. y0a observe
..s..-Ad q il -~flsiyo Hss6esa. ihd
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The volumes ~ the Hetkly begin With The
afst Number for IaBusfv q ezfh year. when no
lime IL specified, ID wlll be understood that the
eahser4bev wfshes 70 commences with the NpmetT
Lett kftsr the Feceipt 81 oreef
The lac, Eleven AnnHA Volumes Of HARfEEs
wfKEl I, III nsAt elctb binding, viii be sent ~
mail. postage p.id er b. empress. free OF sT-
pense ipr0viasA The freight does not exceed enc
dollar per Voiunel, fer " 20 each.
Clo4h cases Tor each volume. suitable for bind
ihE will be cent by mail. poet pad 90 receipt Of
o. % each
E4falitanees Should be made by Peat Ofiee
Monsy Order " pTAst, 10 avoid chance Of loss.
SssespdpsTs are sef 70 cory 0is adrefisssae1s.
sri.hosi Ne exsesss orfsT y Harm BHoThEAsi
Address
HARPER A BROTHERS, New York.
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A8aifs Il ifeiaBa as gFowsaa sore N.
,l.Ai Il f.sts.r Tie lAad lesg - has l'''n
stansly Rroaias ia power AID ~ mar ;
ia q sas .siand holds iall s~as ntle'ly
: ssnliiss he EugiisAsS saihopiy "
49, saa soAss u fhe pqlBi sliffe EuglaAd
j - a@f stesfa msAsstps % siibdr@~ va'
s,t Il 10 ssalF a aniie beyond the
hs4ss sl eamE rgfa{.f
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ss2iafeAF keer. sa his Sau1ai rel'o's.
tafspilsA tasa.ilaa - slgw thai he sssf'
age az paid BY Astsasaal hacks lass ye~'
nsss tsfyux anA iasf 6fils 30 osnt- 90
i1ssa caFsgsAi Isss. 10 sssw r She fail -
ss,tsresa aaA She decreased necessities Il
isa aosefBnata.s b. srgsna = etenssiss'
"a advocate IL ueusosAl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-16

congress has bceu occupied most OF the
,iala during the session 10 debating loinl
rui. for eouu,ing the electoral vote which
provides slial sh0a either house votes 10
l-st tl.e electoral vote Of any state the
same shall mol be eoanied The ksPub'
Leans hase resolved 10 prevent the pass
asg u tho ruls by alstaining from voting
shlsh prsyeuts quorum aud defeats the
a. .mfo los the present
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lt0nRr an INsnI.vENCY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTICE.

~ TaoAts TAfHAEia KsiAtf.
The abdsFsiebssA htyisg been appointed By
lbs Hoo Probate Co. ri for The District 81 Mas.
chester C0meaissl1NEs. 80 fres3Fs, etanibs aEd
esiBst Al eiaiFas aGG demands OF Az EsfaoAa
sgaiBst Toe esassa q
ThanAs TAfhean. late II Manchester.
il SAID district, aseaeas q, Aaa ~ elAlms sIhie
It'd IL oAsst tkssssLe, hereby give E0t4es Wat se
ali meet for lie goeposs sfgfssala. 81 tbs
ssfies d H. Hgxssd, e AsnehssbT Aforesaid, &c
ths asb asy II Nay, hopl o'eAoak, q. Hntii
s'ria4k >, a. ss s4ii asY. and that ~ Haouils
from tie ~ des 81 Aagsmbsf y ttsE 10 fhz
slfns iu1tea v SD Cont ~ ssia creditors -
ore9s 1t ihfif essasas H. ~ tyr sEsniiAsiieA ssd
sH0sGbes.
pa,sf q Dsrsst, tl.s ~ eay u EsysmbsT
RICHARD DRAk. 80.
2sa nRhhY EHhD,
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The Tribune Premiums.

The TniHUNE has never been squallsd IN the
substantial aud permanent value offs premiums
70 agents and subscribers, and II ADDS 10 us hst
this wear twl Of the m0st desirable IL has ever
offered Note the following.
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To- sFgaNAA'A's 800 pfugress
asa 80 neA f's tt''a dsy ~ asAi
.ssasnmast ~ r~Ai' 4 ,t.svs. have
lies fas sesa nssas = aut lsus ihaugh
sssefsl sm1's'isa' ~ rezaass b ~ Aeted
s.t.4u
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-16

Ilie Mlssissippl river y certain ~ time
To- play part ia regulating transeonsintn'
til ire,gb, transportation DOT unlike that
81 ii,a Eric canal in relation 10 the New
A.sA railroads The lloek in through
lsg,ahi on all the east aud west roads
threatened last week TO set back TO 81
I.luis. bat il Was relieved there by start.
~ the cora and ~heat down the river,
from 30 10 900 cars a, time being loaded
~ hafges
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-16

l,Aly /. having difficulty ia reaching
tIas resumption Of specie payments as this
eoupiry The premium on gold has fallen
hy anticipation, from 40 10 10 ~ per
cont. the domestic quotations Of Italian SC.
eutiiios, expressed Ia paper money, have
shrauk just a. the price Of all stocks aud
bonds did here, the banks have reduced
their discounts ADD serious trade cmbar
las seats have begun, Every one VIII
recognize thi, as transcript OF ante're'
sum aiaa troubles here; but while the
uuite.l states had the unprecedented adj
advantage u adding year by year during
Tie slow process Of liquidation to its pop
nlat.ou by .aamigration aud to It's enlt'
,.is.i soil hy new western settlements
lia, is losing
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-16

AnosH nxaWYs Btsnksn laqHetiAort
tlAr. thls fesffai uslalil Essulis tfaia ness
lseiad iusAasaiiaa and desanrfmaas a TIE
ks3nrsN asliFht iraulies vaach,
bkea IS nms. are easlY csrssae Tie
asasi trltlsi fsin ~ tirs iNet 81 gfssia
FAeuld uerfg " assfpEaran.A Nse II NJ ?
REMEDY. tie Cttai ktiarF and Liver
Modsrine 81 osioe sn3 check tae nrai
symplcm Gnt sess whsn hidaey C0sa-
plAiafs have So umr3 tlle GuAl tutm %
hneits nissse HUNTS REMEDY,
raay le Teiiel 1pas 81 eheck the swap
ton.s snd make eufe
ss4d ~ si Druesisis fisal slns. y
crntA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-16

John Kelly las eouas 10 srtsi 20 New
"A a.. ahAh. nsan having le~E APP
a. gi4sl a. tie ofl-s held ny him, and con
el ~ the lsafd Il Aldermsn Kelley
S lr,a. srturei ~ losing The eler'ion a
ihso,k ly his course shd he also
as.l itio tamts Gordon Bennett Of the
IA slare Which me the Hcnati has
sf4r blm uIst nhasp sticks
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be made at any time al club rAtes Remit by
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eAaroessr atsolasis. a. the wIitsF can personally
tssfify, b0ah fr0@ e1pereaee And observation
kmong the mary readers ~ The heylev 10 one
t.sst aud aBotteF Of tse eeUEiry. u IL ~ psabls
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segh IA tsxs t. esAd. ~ III al sncs 10 H4yB0ek
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tas plH receive b fstaFn rem d. - Z slii 90
shis yoa - bear Aks E1ytody slsr, Ds nhose
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HARPERs BAZAAR, One Year. .,.....t., 90
HAMPERS MAGAZINE, One Year, ....... 90
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The THREE above publications, ore Year, 10 90
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Fbe lAdIea sha salac liaie slsee @vna
nuahls g. 80 out hsviag takea LAMA T..
IlAKHAHs Kn8ErABH1 CoarorNp. are quite
recovered ard baye gone Ga tbesr way ~
ioieing 81
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IOSKpH SEXTON'S EsrArr

TOSKPH SEATUN'S EsTATE.
- STAT. or VERMONT, District of Manchester, -
IN Probate Court, held at Manchester, within
and for said district, on the 9th day Of Dec.
A. d 1880
Present Hon. RanDev Howard, Judge.
The Administrator, VIM. DANES on thesEstais
OF Joseph sexton, late Of Dorset, in said Da-
trict. deceased, proposing 70 render an secouh.
~ MA administration on said estate, and makes
application for final distribution Of said estate
Il x ordered by said Court that said account be
examined for allowance at a session thoreof 70 be
held at the Probate Office Ia Manchester, IN SAID
District. on the 29th day Of Dec, A d. 1880, at
10 o'clock a, nj and that notice be given 70 all
persons Interested by the publication of this Or
| der In the Manchester JoUREAI, newspaper
| printed at said Manchester, three weeks success
sively, previous TO said time Of hearing.
| A true Record.
A true copy Of Record,
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THR PERuvIAS SYRup has cured thous-
ands who were suffering from Dyspepsia,
Debility, Liver Complaints, Boils, Humors
Female Complaints, etc. Pamphlets free
TO any address. Seth w. Fowle a Sons,
Boston. l6ly
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A food aud 3 medicine are combined IN
The n ost psrfcei manner 10 Malt htiers.
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Rensselaer, ilsat KeaiAiis Spawn Cure
uill AS dl siscy lsim iar i Try . bottle
had ilio aiFefl issmcut
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rat nspAY. pEcEMEER q. ~
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HAVE WIsTAR's BALsAA or Wild CHER
ny always on hand. II cures coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough,
Croop, Influenza, Consumption, and all
Throat and Lung Complaints. 80 cents
and 81 per bottle l6ly
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HoRsKMES. Ask your merchant for
HKsHY Il JoHSsoS's ARsIcA AND On LISI'
arSr, and keep it always in the stable, to
use in ease Of accident d
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EARS FOR THE MILLION.
Foo GhOos Balsan ofShaIklsOa
POSITIVELY RESTORES TIRE HEAktS0,
AND II TIE ONLY Absolute CLGE
FOH DEAFA Eae KNOWN

THIS OH is sxiFtessA from = peculiar species OF
small WHITE SHARK, esnght ~ the felioN Sea
lnown a. Carelar0sloM Eoadslsfff Eysry Chinese
Eshsfugn ancwe a. fis virtues as a restorative
o. bearing we're discovered by Baadhist Priest
about the year isi0 Iis cures were numer-
ous and NAAf No saEsgKsLr xlaacuLcrs that
lire Empire Its nee became - HsiTerssl that
sof 0vHh 20 TEsAA 20 DHAFsEss nAs EsHrxD
asoS0 TnE GKfNKsH rEofG.L- Sent charges pre-
psid 70 any address Al q per bottle.
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Thr Maufbtsitr 9OnrHS

ot,rnosD.. ss".. '''''''''''.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-16

Dr. DAxTER's MANpRARE BrrrERs act
upon the Stomach LAYER and Bowels, re-.
move all seoretions, purify the Blood, and
fortify the system against disease.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-16

PrlugcrLY SAfE ~ ALL CASES. For dis
ease Of the Throat, Lungs, Group, Whoop-
ing Cough. Colds, etc. DOWNS ELLAiR
is ] safe, reliable aud effectual remedy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-16

20 women Days KIDNEY Pan is invaluable.
ola Winter has come with his great
white cloak, aud bis FOSTERING son. Jack
Frost, is creeping IN at every creyioe, even
into our systems. and sowing seeds Of
death. DO not neglect a Cold or Cough
for one tay even, for il may be too late
DR. n o. Whites Pulmonary Elixir Is Tor
sale by all dealers in medicine, and should
he on the medicine shelf q every family;
and used as directed, has already saved
thousands Of lives, aud viii yet save thous'
Apds more
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For those distressing diseases peculiar
80 women DAYS KmNE Pan is invaluable.
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Births.
WANTS.

osss. undss thls hesa, Ten esHt'
iine each ipsefiieu
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-09

been ruled by soldiers The individual
colonist should have been taught to
rely upon himsrlf: instead, the mstrop-
oils had done all. under the reign Of
Napoleon Ill as under that of Louis
Philippe. That il is that has chiefi v
impedsd the growth of this noble
colony.
In recent speech. commenting upon
the very remarkable article of NJ Lir,re
on the colony OF Algiers. NJ Gambe,ta
traced the programme that ia going to
be carried out.
'Henceforth.' he said. let us leave
this young and fecand celony to devel-
op itself in its own way. II is time to
forget that We have conquered it, in
order to give all our thoughts TO
enriching. cnltivating. civilizing il.
Let us no longer stop the immigrant:
let Us invite him. favor him in every
way. whatever be his nationality, as
they do in the United States. Give
him every faculty for becoming .
French citizen; give him, above all.
land to Till. to bring under cultivation.
Open irrigAtiug canals. highways. rails
roads. ports. everywhere. You have
there two hundred leagues Of coast
line. Tie Algiers with band of iron
to Senegal. rs the Americans have
bound together the Atlantic and Pacific.
Replace everywhere the military by the
civil; redace administration to mini
mum; let self government establish
itself without hindrsnce The people
Of Algiers are ripe tor it. And you
viii! See whether Algiers is not prom
ised land. one Of those privileged colo
nies destined to grow and advance by
the expansion of the French race on be
African continent
The work of transformatio on hes
already begun. For o year, new,
Algiers has had civil Governor. none
ether than the brother of Presidsut
Grevy. A trans Sahara Railroad Com
pany, whose aim is ton traverse .he
desert. has been Incorporated. The
grsndiose project of creating an iulaad
SEA in the desert is seriously discusse ID
aud studied. The era of monarchical
and military government is over. Re-
publican France now inaugurates tue
era of self government Ia the colony,
and strikes the hour of civilization.
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..Tys or ApvEsrIsIse
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
B. @. CALDWELL
- E ~ 1sH - IL .
ono. 10, sauiss's opsr. HOUSE, ~ ssirs.

n..tssry vorh OF ali kinds done Ia .hs most
scisatiAc manner. a shsfe Of the public pssron-
sss collected and ssaisfsction gnsssnsesd
ss-dkwtf
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las..sizss,s. 10. ~ y -: . :.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-26
The Free church Question.

At Trinity p. E. Church, last even
ing, j. Vaughn Merrick, of Philadel-
phia, pastor of the Free Church Asso-
citation, discussed the question of pew
renting in churches, in the course of
which he announced the following as
the objects of the Association of which
he was President:
l. To maintain, as principle, the
freedom of all seats in churches.
2. To promote the abandonment of
the sale and rental of pews and sit
tings, and, In place thereof, the adop-
tion of the principle of systematic
free-will offerings by all the worship
ers in our churches, according to their
ability.
8. To promote the recognition of
the offeItory as an act of Christian
worship, and as Scriptural means of
raising money for pious and charitable
uses.
Mr.. Merrick followed the announce
ment of these objects with an earnest
appeal for the free churches, as the
best means of bringing the teachings
of the gospel freely and readily before
all the people.
Seth Lowe, of New York, argued
that the pew-rent system established
an exclusive membership and had a
tendency to prevent the attendance of
strangers.
Rev. G. Woolsey Hodge, of Phila-
dclphia, closed the discussion In an
earnest address in favor of free
churches.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-26
Local Lines.

The post office has just received a
thorough cleaning by the janitor, VIM.
E. Grimmage.
Mr.. James Woolley will not be a
candidate for election to the Board of
Education from the Seventh Ward.
The Women's Chris ian Temper
ance Union held a meeting in Grace
M. E. Church, on Saturday after
noon.
Nine colored converts were baptised
in the Brandywine, yesterday afier-
noon, by the pastor Of Shiloh Baptist
Church.
The South American tug just built
at Pusey, Jones & Co.'s, started on a
trial trip ON Saturday, but had to put
back on account of stormy weather.
Stephen Barkis, of 103 West Liber-
ty street, an employee of the Fl. & III.
car shops, mashed one of his little
fingers on Saturday, SO that ampu a.
tion was necessary.
A horse owned by VIM. Clavey,
butcher, ran away on Fourth street,
Saturday afternoon, and scattered the
contents of the wagon, consisting of
meat vegetables, &c, around in pro-
miscuous manner.
According to the West Church Pas
toral, the Sabbath School of that
Church numbers 537 members. The
average attendance for the past three
months has been 319. In the church
thel have been during the year; Bap-
tbs s, 1S, 8 of which number were
children; added on examination, 2S;
added on certificate, IA; contributions
to the boards, $94; contributions to A.
s. u, etc., SIS; congregational expen-
sas. Sh. 500.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-26
iStDfy- First Anniversary.


annive' sary Of odd Fellowship, which
occurs to-day, Mechanics Lodge, Of this
city, attended divine service, yesterday
morning, at st. Paul's M. e. Church.
Here an appropriate sermon was preach
ed by the pastor, Rev. J. H. Caldw ell,
who ann nounced the following as the text
of his q scourse:
"F'nally, brethren, whatsoever things
are true, whatsoever things are honest,
whatso yer things are just, whatsoever
things are pure, whatsoever things are
lovely, whatsoever things are of good
report, II there be any virtue and II
there be any praise, think on these
thugs. s."-Pbillirpians, iv, 8.
The sermon was in the main an able
expos tiOn of the principles OF Odd Fell
lowship, and OF how the idea OF the text
was txemplified in careful observances
Of these princi3les. In concluding The
sermon he made some remarks about
the practical operations of Odd Fellow
ship and gave the following statistics OF
the forder since its establishment, III
1910:
limitations, 1905, ,965; members reliev-
ed, $50, 1876; widowed families relieved,
lis, ,127; IN mbeis dece qse1 4, 81, ,64S; total
relief exper ses, $27. .46S, ,2S8; total re-
ceipts, $73,504,0lS; present membership,
450,23S.
The anniversary will be further oh
served, this evening, by appropriate pub
lie exercises, at Odd Fellows Hall.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-26

Special Council Meeting.

City Codncil heIdsa special meeting
at Thirteenth and Heald streets, over
Eleventh street bridge Saturday evening
10 consider the question OF establishing
the grade of Heald street in order that
parties living along that street, may curb
and pave the sidewalk in front Of the
houses. The subject however, proved
difficult one as on account of the low
n, IS of the land In this locality 1t is hard
to tell what sort OF grade will be sufficient
give the necessary drainage. No action
was therefore taken but The members
plunged around In the driving misty rain
that prevailed and took thorough
observation of all the laid out streets in
this neighborhood none Of them are any
thing like at ordinary grade and the
impI ession was that il would cost more to
grade these streets than all the improved
property in the neighborhood, is worth.
During the meeting members observed
big strong woman in bare head and
stocking feet plunging aero the field
from house at Thirteenth aud Thatcher
streets. 1t soon became apparent that she
Was quite drunk and that b object was
10 pitch into City Council in the most
approved virago fashion. Her special
grievance was that Council failed to
finish the gradings of Thatcher street
which was put In tolerable good con-
dition about two years ago. She tackled
Councilman Townsend at first and the
way she ratified her tongue at him caused
the other members to fly with all pos
sible speed and leave him to the tender
mercy Of his tormentor. Finally she left
her victim and pursued the others and
only the adjournment of Council and
the depar ure of the members saved them
from this wicked woman's wrath.