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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-11

Tux city OF Ithaca, y. Y, where the
Cornell University s located, has be-
come one Of the chief temperance
strongho!ds in that state. At an cleo
ton last Tuesday the people voted
against granting liquor licenses. Not
only Ithaca, but every other town IN
that (TomPkinsl county likewise votes
.nn license"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-11

New YORK city is excited over the der
feat OF the Street Cleaning bill in the
Assembly OF tha; State on Thursday, by
vote of Is to -. The Republican
party OF that State have shOuldered
pretty heavy burden in this job.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-11

Mr.. PAENKLL, at a meeting at Bir-
minsham, Eng declared lis opinion
that the new Land bin recently intro
duced in Parliament is 'honeSt ami sin.
cere." This would seem to Indicate thSt
the Irish Land.Lessuers will not make
any serious opposition to its passage. Il
is expected, however, that the Home
Rulers and a portion o; the Conserva-
tives Will oppose it. In the meantime
Parliament stands adjourned until after
the Easter HOLIDAYS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-11

"PosruAsrER GENERAL JAMES" says
the New York Urban, "holds alooi
from the ROBERTSON controversy, with
a lust sense Of dignity which might wise
" be initiated by the Nice-President"
So say We ali.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-11

HANCOCK County's notoriety in the
PauPer slave business has extended to
Canada. A Canada paper has been for.
Warded to the Richmond Dispatch, con.
tanning some comments on the subject,
inquiring OF me editor for the truth
about it. The first thing the Hancock
County people know there will be a
regular JouN BROWN raid organized in
the North and come swooping down up-
On them 10 free those slaves"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-11

THEIirpad mslady, knoAn as the eere-
bro-spinal meningitis, is reported to be
alarmiugly prevalent Of late IN some
parts of Northern Illinois, often termln-
atm i'm sudden death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-11

ASTRONOMERS are as nervous as board
ing school girls before commencement,
day over the planetary conjunction
which will occur on the 22i. This is no
one-horse affair, and it will be wears and
years before stsr-gazers will be permitted
to again witness the planetary conjuuc.
ton OF Jupiter with Saturn, Jupiter with
the sun, and Saturn with the sun-all
within twelve hours
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Profit $1,000.

"To sum it up, six long years OF beG.
ridden sickness, costing $500 per year,
total 81 ,2O0-all OF this expense WIS
stopped by three bottles OF Hop Bitters
taken by my wife. She has done her
own Homework for year since, without
the loss OF day, and ] want everybody
to know it, for their benefit" Laugh
lin Bros. & Co.. Wholesale Agents,
WhC g ING.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-11

MAYOR KING, OF Philadelphia, in his
recent message, says it is nearly as GER
tain as anything can be that electricity
sooner or later will take the place OF gas
for street and house Lighting. His head
is level.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-11

Tbs number OF hogs slaughtered and
sailed by Chicago packers since March
1 is POS, OOO. against AZ, 900 for the cor.
responding periOG yyaralo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-11

ALLthat was mortal OF the Hon. MATT.
C,RPESrER was laid in the earth yester-
DAY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-11

MAHoSE and STErHESs, the two midg-
cts Of Congress, propose to run little
Congress oil their own.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-11

PENNSYLVANIA railroad stock has
touched 20. Three years ago it was down
tO ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-11

yEyxoR's flood is on the rampage in
the West.
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Scaled Proposals.
ALEXANDER BONE, SIR.

NOTARY PUBLIC. GENERAL Br-lNE's
~ and Real fstsin Agsut
lOaiA negotiated, Stocks bought AMI s'i
Merchants and Manufacturer BOOn ufsuni.
examined aud cl.ssi. Fsubs settled. Nu''s
Book Accounts and krnu COLLECTED. Il".~s
Rentad and LEASED. Collections promptly o.
mItted. Advances made All businos "uf+s
pondencc oonfdentislly attended io. h"bi ~
Circular and References. lHls hsfset rtf',I
Crzng!e's Block, over Civ bank, Wheeling y
Va shI
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A Valuable Experience

Fow men are better known througho ut the
Methodist denomination than D. W. Dartine,
D, D., NJ, D. Speaking Of u most critical in
cident in his life, no said; Some timO since
! found myself suffering from what Is known
us Albuminurla. by the use Of q reliable test
] found albumcn In the urine, and In some
slight degree In u few instances In q coagulat-
ed state. ! suffered from dropSy, particularly
about the ankles, slight pains about the kid
ncyS, a arrangement of digestion, great dry.
ness OF thcskin, at times much thirst, and Of
course n gradual falling Of strength, This
was about the state Of things when | com.
mcnCtd using Warmers safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, took about six tablesnGbnfuls
cyUy day fort week, when ! found all my
symptoms decidedly improved, and ut the
end Of two wcaxs twas difficult to detect any
trace of albumen. Having %lmprudGntly
taken cold, had q very sick relapse some two
weeks RgG, when | began again using
the medicine, and I'M nov rs well NS ever"
The doctors symptoms are rs common rs
headache, and yet, unless taken In time, they
may lpUd to the worst results, which the
remedy above named will certainly prevent.
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A Neglected Cemetery.

There WIS a communication in tho form OF
a petition introduced into the Second Branch
last evening, from sOme citizens Of the Fifth
ward, that indicates that a bad state Of afIairs
exists in that ward. The petition was one
asking that the old Fifth ward cemetery, sit
uatrd partly on the hillside, have some at.
tentioh paid Il. II goes OIL to recitc as fol.
lows;
"rhe grave yard seems to he Carod for by
no one, the fences are broken, cattle and bad
persons have free dCcess to 1t, to Otir great an.
hOyance and The Interruption Of our quiet.
ness. Bones have been washed out Of the
ground aud have been picked up and played
With by childtph near our doors to our ior.
rOr and dlsgust. We pray therefore that this
nuisance bc ahated or kept in better order.
To our certain knowledge no one has been
buried there for seven or eight years and n
great many bodies have been removed
On motion II was referred to the appropri.
ate committee.
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The One Hundred and ThIrty.nnh Occa.

AT New Orleans, on the 10th day Of August,
at the l35th Grand Monthly Drawing Of the
Louisiana State Lottery Company, $4,000,
tho first capital prize, was won by ticket No,
10, O32, half held by George Barkdoll, q much
respected conductor on the PerkiOmen branch
OF the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
living ut NOrTistOwn, Pennsylvania, the other
half held by Felix D.. Lester, q helper In the
blacksmith shops Of tho Mobile 4 Ohio Rail.
road, at Jackson, TENN $4,000, the second
prize, by No. 35,S1S, nne.half hold by VIM. NJ.
Shaw, bookkcoper Lakeside Foundry, Chicago,
Ill.,, tho other half by nm unknown party;
third, 5000, drawn by No. 1886, half held
by Mrs. d. Mack, New York City, the other
half by Chas. BurCh, also New York City;
$500 drawn by Nos. 90, 702 and 16,0S2, halves
held by &. Delmonte, No. $40 MNgaalnO street,
New Orleans, La; Henry HlemGr, East New
York; n. A. frier, ShAwncGtOwn, ILL.,, collect.
cd through N. NJ. Pool 4 Co., Bankers there;
Truman Bartlett, No. so Trenton street, Dos.
ton, Mas. There were thousands Of other
lucky ones too tcdiousto enumetato, hut any
ono anxious to know anything connected
with 1t should write at once to N. A. Daii.
phin, Now Orleans, lA., before October 18th,
the day Of the l37th drawing, f.
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The Committee of the Sabbath School Asso.
citation have issued their call for a county
convention at Beech Glen Sunday School
rooms, on Saturday week, September oath.
The Sunday School people OF Beech Glen
have invited the Committee TO Callthe con.
vention at that point and will handsomely
provide for the temporal wants Ofthe dele.
gates on the oath. The Committee are trying
to arrange for All excursion on the Elm Grove
to leave the city at s A, H., and returning
leave Beech Glen at 0 r. NJ. Every school In
tile county Is urged TO send three delegates.
The programme will shortly be isued Tho
Committee consists Of W. ]. W. Cowden, ESd.
Rev. W. u. Thompson and Rev s. q. Bar.
niig
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LAW n ORDER.
The Cases Of the VioIators OF the sunday
Laws 10 lie Tried To-day.

. The public Is familiar with the so.called
"Law and Order agitation, which caused
some excitement last week. So little has
been heard from II recently that an impres.
sion was created TINT the movement had
oiled a.bornlh' : but the developments yes.
terday show that sncllis not the case. Thomas
Mccormick, a prominent member Of the so.
Clety, made anldavlts before Squire Irelber
on which warrants were issued for John IIo.
VIM. hHtcliE saloon keepers, Peter l;rb and
{. u. Wagner, livery stable prnpriVtOrs, and
Gus Rust and Vim. Arthurs, street car dri-
yCrs, the former OH the Citizens line and the
latter on the Elm Grove road. The cases OF
last two were set for last night, but post!
p9ned agnin until to-day, when, II possible,
all will 6e tried.
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The old patomime "Humpty Dnmpty''
done over with some new features, was again
presented at the Opera House last evening 10
Il ',med house on both floors. The play
Itself does not differ materially from the one
with which everybody IL familiar, but the
speciaitics thrown In between were never ok.
cclled here, Alfred Miacn as Daddy Long
legs" and Topaz and Steele In their aero.
battle dances, brought down the house. Es-
pccially Is this true Of the two darkiesi Their
performance was without exception the fun.
nieSt thing ever seen on q Wheeling stage,
and the sides OF the audience ache vet with
tile effects upon their riSblcs. The perform
ing dogs we're also unusually good, and the
double hofiaontalba and slack wire perform.
anc! marvellous
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I'M DArssEssIOy
or the Evangelical LHtheFan synod.
business ofthe Closing Hours.

business ofthe Closing Hours,
The morning session Of the Evangelical
Lutheran Synod opened in the usual manner.
After considerable discussion 4 committee
was appointed to prepare a German and an
English liturgy to be submitted at the next
meeting Of the Synod. The committee con-
sists oil Reys werder, Trebel and sChulle, and
Prof. ], H. spielman.
For the benefit OF the Book Concern at
Columbus, o., collections are to be taken up
in all the congregations within the bounds Of
the Synod.
The Committee on Protests reported:
Several Of the sO-called protests were found
not to be in conflict with the position Of the
Synod, The protest signed by Pastors Brand,
Henkle, FRANKIE, OehlschlaegeF, Zagel, kue-
gele, Engelder, Bachmann, Warns, F.. VIII
helm, J. Wilhelm and SheipS, and Delegate
COiner, needs q reply,
First,-This protest accuses the Synod OF
having taken u position different from that OF
former years. This is |unfounded and false.
On the doctrine OF election we teach now as
heretofore, The position Of the Synod Is ex.
actly that Of our confession, the Formula Of
Concord, and besides that Of the fathers OF
our church, such US kOeing, QuenStaedt, Hal
laZ, &c, BY this wedO not say that every ex-
preston used by these men is adopted BY the
Synod, but the doctrine taught by them Is in
conformity with the Formula Of Concord.
SeCOnd.-The Synod takesthe position now
rs heretofore that God elected In view Of fifth,
that is, In view Of the meritsO OF Christ appro-
pFiated by faith.
Third.-We object to the expression
God has elected unto faith because Of the
dangerous conclusions which could be drawn
from the same,
Fourth Those members Of the Synod who
not only protest against the action and posi-
ton Of tho Synod, but feel themselves In
conscience bound to oppose the dOctrinul po'
sition Of the Synod, cannot remain with us u
brethren,
Afew Of the members of the Synod will mt
doubt dissolve their connection.
The attention Of the Synod was called e
the great importance Of the missionary. held
was resolved that the Eastern District TAXI
, charge ofthis field and that the entire SynoC
encourage the work,
The committee on excuses next reported.
ResOlred, That the thanks OF thisSynod bt
rendered tho congregation Of Rev. ", A,
Werder for the kind hospitality bestowed
during their stay In their midst.
/. ReSOlped, That we tender our hearty thanks
! to the periodicals Of Wheeling for their IN
terest manifested in the proceedings Of THU
Synod.
Resoiroi, That the thanks Of Synod be ten.
!, dered the railroad companies which granted
I reduced rates to those attending Synod,
Two thousand five hundred German, and
1000 English minutes are to be published.
~ - naAal.. L.. nkt.l1auu Sn1RNh
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Interesting Items About People W
Know,

Interesting Items AbOut People We
Know.
Mrs, John Frew sat stcubcnville visiting
friends, .r..
Miss Libbio Myers, Of LockpOrt, N, y, Is
visiting friends IN the Eighth ward,
Mrs, Philip schcollc, Jr., and Mrs. KEN.
rer left for Philadelphia yesterday after
noon.
A. II. Malone, Esq, and family are at
present visiting Mr. MahOnc's father In
Lincoln county.
Capt. John COrlin, Of the revenue office,
has gone tn Cincinnati to attend the grand
soldiers Nnd sailOrsrcunlon,
+, P. Ayrcs, Esq, Of Fairmont, Is the guest
Of his brother, Clerk AyrCs, OF the Superin-
tendent Of Free Schools office.
Mrs, James II. OgIcbdy and children, from
Kansas City, arrived IN the city yesterday
and Are the guests OF Mrs. List, ut the
Stamnl.
There was n very pleasant sOciable given by
Miss Annie StAuntOn lust evening, In honor
Of Misses Gertrude and Mary Lamb, Of Wheel
ing,-CAdn1toR thN,
We see by our kilograms from Toronto
that our " BricGland has challenged Me-
Kay or Mcdonald to row u race ut this
place In the near future,
John II. Graham, Esq, George II. Storms,
Miss Belle Graham and Miss Kate Finch, OF
New York, are visiting John Il. Graham,
Ir., ut the Mcclure House,
Mr.. Charlie Grim, one Of San FranCiSeo's
popular gentlemen, arrived In the city last
evening oil his way to Harvard. lilo Is the
guest Of Mr.. Reed Baird, whose acqnain.
lance he made at college. Both gentlemen
will leave about the 10Th to resume their
studies,
1t Is reported that Col. Fat Melee, for.
merly In the transportation service OF tho
y, 80. Il, H., and at present chief clerk
Of the H. Il .. baggage system ut Camden
Station, and well known In Wheeling, Is
stimping Virginia in the interest Of Ma.
hone and the Readjusters.
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Sunday express leaves Wheeling At $50 A. ~, AZ.
rivel WellsbuB 9;95 4. w. steubenyllle gb5 4. n,
maklnB close connection for western points.
", run daily. Through Chicago Express lStves
Columbus daily, except Sunday, al GuiP, w., with
sleeping car attached, aftiYing Ia Chicago al 1:50
next morning. FCfths tANh e secured IN advance Al
Union Dep0t Ticket QlACe, COlumbuG
PullnahA. Palace drawing Room Sleeping Catt
through without change from stenbenvllie Fast 10
Philadelphia and New York. West 10 Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and 81. I01iS'
For through tickets, baggage checks IeepinT cSf
Accommodations, and ami. iufthef iniofmN{on' N.
ply 70 jos. N, HELLEvlLLE, Ticket Agent, WhShh.
handle Depot iCpt Q! Eleventh. sifefL, o. AZ CITY
Ticket oace' under APNsSSs NWaqlSt ERvsfsIIiPS,
GeA'l Manager, FiiIAbuFTh, pa.
IA. FORD,
Gen'l Pas, and TieEs, Agent, Pittsburgh, n,
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40 Monet ror thc tltt,s Emrlote,,

All The efforts Of the Sergeant last evening
failed to produce a quorum for the First
Branch and the few members who did re.
spond, after loafng about the City Hall for
about an hour became disguised and went
home. The result Is, that the men employed
on the streets and about the Water Works
will be obliged TO wait until the latter part Of
next week or until the Upper House shall
meet aud concur with the Seconds action, be.
fore receiving Lheir nay.
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CIRCUIT COURT,
The Business Transacted IN Both Parts
Yesterday.

f FART l-JUDuEt DoYb6
This Court met at 0 o'clock yesterday morn.
Ing, and transacted tho following:
The case Of Henry Dice Us. Join Ryan was
taken up. COwden and Robinson for plain.
tit and Governor Jacobs for defendant. The
Jury was composed Of WIN. s. Foose, Louis
Roth, Elwood Israel, ]. v. DiCkCy, Thomas
RatcliT Fred Walter Martin Fisher, Elias
Rolls, (COlpred) W II. utnbe, George Ray,
Hamilton Woods and James 81. Myers, and
rendered a verdict Of 800 for plaintiff.
Adjourned until Thursday morning.
rARr it-juDGE MELVIN.
This Court met at o o'clock, and Considered
the following cases:
In the case OF the State Va. Allie f'teesee for
malicious shooting, the defendant plead guil.
~ TO an assault and battery, and paid a fine
Of $40.
In the case Of the state W.. samuel Morrison
for rape, a nolie WINS entered.
The case Of the State vs.. George McAdams,
for grand larceny, was put on trial before the
following jury; {. NJ. Oliver, J. A. Pyles,
Deitcrs, George A.. Feeney. VIM
ArmbruSter, Ed, WestwOUd, Robert Strange,
,ColOrcdL Ellis Elliott David Nesbitt, Loring
George ]. MathiSOn and WIN. Green. x
Of not guilty WIS rendered.
Adjourned until this morning,
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II YOU find yourself getting bilious, head
heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow, kidney dis.
ordered, symptoms Of piles tormenting you,
Is natures great assistant. Use II us an ad.
vance g%uard-dOn't wait to get dowsi sick.
See large advertisement. MwrSw
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THE Great Sale Of our CIothlnp Dan

THE Great Sale Of our Clothing Dam.
aged by water, will be continued until
further notice. Auction sale every ercn-
Ing at 1880. These goods embrace many
tlrst.class Mems and Boys Suits, and will
DO sold at private sale except during time
Of auction. Don't miss this chance.
OEIIM 4 co., Ono Price ClOthlers, 1897
Market street, adjoining Register 0flce.
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SILVER CRErK, n, y, February 0, 1880.

HTLVhN NNHENI ~ " 1VVFU"'V VI 7V"0'
GESTs--l have been very low, and have
tried everything to no advantage, ] heard
your Hop Bitters recommended by SO many,
| concluded to give them q trial, did, and
now am around, and constantly improving,
and am nearly as strong o. ever.
MW&F, W. H. WELLER
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Taor. jOuS MuLLBS respectfully announces
to gentlemen that he will open his Dancing
Glass, at McLain's Hall, on Thursday even.
Ing, September 10, from s to 10 o'clock aud.
on Saturday afternoon for Ladies, Misses and
Masters from 9 to 4 o'clock. All dOsirUiis Of
braCe this opportunity. The Professor can be
seen at the Hall or nj the Drug Store of
Bros. during tho week, or can bo ad.
dressed at No, 30 Sixteenth street,
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To visit the great pittsburgh Exposition and
State Fair, Thursday, September IL, The p
Q. 4 st. l.. Railway will sell for the morning
train ON the aO1vG date excursion tickets To
al The rate Of ~, This includes
admission to the Exposition,
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"BLAok.DRAUeHr" cures dyspep.
tia, indigestion and heartburn.
Sold BY Logan K Co.


There will I've n grand Concert at seibert's
Garden, In Pleasant Valley, on Wednesday
evening. Music and choice refreshments, III.
Guiding the best quality Of Ice cream. Par.
ties desiring TO dance will ind the best
dancing platform here In the country. Elm
Grove street cars will run until the close.
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The Pan Handle & Pennsylvania route will
sell on Saturday Of each week excursion
tickets to CreSson Springs at the rate Of e. W.
Tickets good for return passage until uie
following Monday, inclusive.
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IT rs simply marvellous how quickly consti.
patton, billiousness, sick headache, fever ara
ague, and malaria, are cured by Sellers
Liver PitIS.V p6w
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Gh ~Gntdigtnten
once. Nos. "a aud ~ Fourteenth street.


Good Rooms To Let.
Wanted-B Boarding
neutrality-suspicious. Dog.
Significant Facts.
Louisiana State Lottery.
: For Salc--I. Irwin.
/ Repairing Furniture, &C.-H. Wilhelns,
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This report was received ind filed.
The report Of the Committee on Cemeteries
WIS adopted and bills amounting to sal II
ordered paid, .
Superintendent Riddle made his report Of
the Water Works, an extract from which Is as
follows; 0Tle WOrthingtOn pump Is now
working as we'll Rs ran DO expected, without
more and better protection for the suction; rs
1t Is now arranged, the pump takes In cin.
ders and other debris from the water which
ought not to enter the pump. The north
pump will be In working order tomorrow.
The south pump Is all right, hut THO boilers
for the same are leaking badly tonight. !
therefore call the attention Of Council TO the
situation and psk immediate action OF COun.
oil. WI ItROt for the aid rendered the
works by the use OF Captain Dilipn's tubular
boiler loaned, tho works would be unfortu-
natcly situatod, ! regret that | am com.
PEELED to report that Capt. Dillon IL demand.
Ing the return of his boiler, Us he Inns u pur.
chaser for the same"
This report was referred to the Committee
on Water Works,
The rules were suspended and Win. Nc.
IAughlin and Andrew McGinley granted n
license to keep coffee house ut No, 81 Six.
tOenth street, with james Mckinley and
Frederick Happy ny hOndsncn,
WIN. II. Zimmerman was granted q license
to keep q cOllGe house at No. ~ Xan9 street,
Island, with Simon lTOrkhcimCr and Henry
Hess us securities.
A few moments before all Of the above Ind
been disposed Of, President Scott bud left the
City building and Mr.. BurdNtts was called to
tho chair, There seemed to be II desire on
the pnrt Of some Of tho members to take nd.
vantage Of Mr.. D.'s knowledge Of rarlia.
mcntary law and have some fun, but the
sudden manner the the clair had Of stop.
ping amy such cndcavOrs to the discontinue
Of the perpetrators and and the enjoyment
Of the other mOmbers and lobby was quite
refreshing,
One or two petitions were presented, the
most important Of which was one from the
Riverside Iron Works, asking tho privilege to
make certain changes In the location Of their
stable and also to extend warehouse. The
change Is in connection with the Il. Il 0. and
T., ". & Ky railroads, and was referred to
the appropriate committee.
At 10 O'clock the board adjourned until
next Tuesday night, rs set forth In Mr., kim
bGrly's motion, the special order Of such meet.
Ing to he the election Of the Gas Trustees.
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FOR RENT.

FoSES, RENT-A STORE E0G;,
ic5v,SIsSS Main street, Aoole S1uA, S5
QuIfe@ ~, lA1IllHr ,tr,, :'
an26 II FOgBEs~ 4
Room g. tB,