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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-28

New Post OF q. a. R.-GIaSs House an
General Notes.

NuW AtNN VI W. ~ ' AASAuN IS
General Notes.
Col. J. II. Grove. mastering officer from
Columbus, o., arrived last night, and mus
tered in thirty veterans, thus starting the
G. A, K, post with thirty charter members,
while others will be added from time to
time, Several additions will be made at the
next meeting. Ths following officers, who
had been elected, were installed by the mus,
tering officer: p, O., 9. Z. Irwin; s. A. o.,
W. II. Orr; ], V, O., Stephen Hipkins, Jr,
Q NJ, s, +. Dean; Chap John White;
.. Of D, F. II. HadselI; 0, Of e., A Wer.
ingi Adj, ]. NJ. LytIei q NJ, s, o. S.
Moore; Ser, Maj, NJ. X, Smylie,
The Benwood furnace Is casting about
fifty tons OF iron per day. Twenty-Five
tea ms are constantly hauling Limestone.
Oae furnace at the Buckeye Glass House
Is in operation, These works will shut
down Tor q few weeks during the hot
weather; meanwhile stock will be taken,
Orders ARE At present very plenty.
Rev. U. p. Ktrkwood, from Wooster,
Ohio, will occupy the pulpit in the Pres
bytGrisn Church to morrow.
There Is considerable music talent IT
the N!naville Glee Club, which was wei
appreciated, ca shown Ut the concert las
night. The club assisted the musiCa
Davis family. Those who failed to heal
these musicians last night should embrace
the opportunity to hear them tonight
Lovers OF music would be pleased.
MIR. J. A. Dickson took in the excursion
10 steubenville on the st. Lawrence yes
teFday.
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ExcURsIoX OF rae "LIRIcS"
ON the ST. LaWrenGO to sIsubenViII,
Last GiEhI.

Last AiEhI.
We are unable to more than briefly
mention the excursion and the opera Of
last night.
Over three hundred Of our young PEG.
pie, in addition to the Opera Company,
"excurted," all enjoying themselves in
their own way, under Capt. List snd his
excellent crew. Supper was served in ex'
client style.
AS the curtain went up 9 little after
eight, the company was made glad by the
sight Of q full house which during the en-.
tire performance manifested q cordial
approval. The opera, as . whole. was
rendered in q manner which surprised
even the best friends OF the company.
Prof.. ShoCkey,As Musical Director, Is en-
titled 10 9 large share OF praiss for hls
careful and intelligent welding ot the
Bottom.
Each OF the solo parts was rendered in a
manner showing conscientious, study and
Q determination to please, the full Cast
being given below.
Mis-. Hornbrook, Mrs. Eoff aud Melsrs,
Lucas, Hall, Ankle and Howell, are de-
serving Of special mention.
Miss Annie Hess was much admired Tor
her easy aud natural acting while heT
voice was apparent ~ the leading one in
the CnoruseS.
We suggest tina. the orchestra make al
effort 10 Soften down" considerably, and
have the drum multi I'd part OF the time
Their TINS sad alienation vas good.
NJ. Boyer gave q very acceptable at
comp u ment Rs pianist.
We w1is a;Slrsd by our SLeubenWillG
friends that they were pleased and wei
paid for their attendance,
While not perfect ia any OF the partE--
which could not be e~xpeCted--Iiili very
lew first nights go of 80 smoothly.
We predict q full house and well pleased
audiences for Monday and Tuesday even
ingS, when VIC hope TO speak mole in
detail.
NJ. II. Gregg, the Goslumor Of the com
pany, deserves special mention. We also
noticed the handiWoTk Of Chris Liedl, o.
the POlkybian, IN the hirsuta appendagel
Of some Of the troupe.
More male voices would be an addition,
Our own Opera House stage will greatly
improve tho efficacy OF the c mpany com
pared with the contracted stage OF the
CARROTS.
Ice cream, strawberries, kramer's own
dancing, and general good will were con
spiCuous during the trip down,
80 go as 4. - . .u9 "a.
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RIVER NEWS.

PITTSBURGH, May 2z-River 2 feet,
inches aud falling slowly. Weather clear
and hot.
EVANSVILLE, May 27.-Artived: II, r.
Dexter, :. ) Btansfold, j. Guthrie. De
parted: Dexter, Cairo. River fallen eight
inches. Weather clear,
ClNcINNATI, May 21-River ten feet four
inches aBd rising; Weather fair aud hot.
Departed: Andes, Wheeling; Shinkle,
Memphis. Due up; Wyoming, ". LouiS
10 Pittsburgh.
LOUISVILLE, May 21-River falling with
3 ieet, 3 inches IN the canal. business
dull. Weather clear and hot. Arrived.
Iron Age and tow, IT. Louis Smoky City
and tow, New Orleans; Joe b. Williams
and tow, New Odeans. Departed! Iron
Age, Baseyvillei James y. Parker, Gin.
Cinnati. The Chas. Morgan iB due up TO.
night.
OAiso, May 27.-Arfived; Charley
Brown, Louisville; Millar, Memphis. De-.
parted Charley Brown, Tor below; CITY
Of Helena aud sCudder, IT. Louis; John
Porter, New Or. eanB; Millar, Cincinnati;
Iron Mountain, New Orleans; Jay Gould,
New orleans SChehCk, Cincinnati. River
20 leet ] inch and falling. Thermometer
So. Weather clear.
ST. Louis, May 2I-Attived-st. Gene.
We've, Memphis; Polar Star and baryes,
Cairo; Robin and bafges, Metropolitan,
City Of Alton, New Orleans; Common.
wealth, VlCkBbntg. DeparLed-Bald Eagle,
1t. Paul st. Genevieve, Memphis. River
"a feet 0 inches BY the gPuge. Clear and
warm. The Grand Tower, that wa
80 long aground near; Memphis, came Of
the docks today, and will leave for
ViCksbnig tO.mOrTOwJ
Captain Phillip, Il Kansas City, Of The
steamer Dnries, leaves here on
for the Ohio river to negotiate
Tor the construction Of a new boat 10 take
The place Of the Dutfee.
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This week Kline Brothers, the reliable
Clothiers, 81 Twelfth street, have inauHu.
rated a closing out sale, and Tor the
next thirty days, in order 10 reduce their
large stock, they intend offering greater
bargains than has ever been shown by
any clothing house in the city.
In our mems department we offer the
following great bargains:
Good Business Suits, worth So so, re.
duCed 10 So so.
a better quality, worth s. so, reduced
To q 60.
Fine all wool Scotch Ohevoit Suits, worth
SIP so. reduced 10 81 so.
Fifty different styles Of light color Che.
viot Suits OF greatly reduced prices.
Boys good Suits, worth 81 so, reduced
TO So rs.
A better quality reduced TO So so.
Children'S Suits at 81 90, 81 80, So 90,
and s. 80, and u entire stock al prices
down down down.
Gall early and avoid the rush.
KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable Clothiers,
"a Twelfth street.
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BELMONT
Tho Grand Jury-A true Bill Against
Tom Heyman-SchOol Commencement,
&c &c,

&c, &C,
ST, CIAIRsvELLE, May p,
Correspondents Of the Iu,elliSsucsT.
As our Grand Jury reports are Gensr.
ally Of more interest to our river towns
than anywhere else, I send the true bills
found by the jury this week:
Daniel Lee, bigamy.
Thomas Heymau, shooting with intent
10 kill.
John Ooss burglary and larceny.
John Doniey, keeping a place Of public
resort for unlawful sale Of liquor.
Philip Deitrick, two bills for keeping
place OF public resort for unlawful sale Of
liquors.
Five bills against same Tor selling liquors
on Sunday,
One against same for selling liquors to
be drank where sold.
Joshua POulton, selling liquors to be
drank where sold.
the commencement exercises Of our
public schools came of last night with
great eClat, Many were unable to get 10
the hall. The essays were rather
above the average. The music, by
3 home orchestra, was A No. l.. The
diplomas we're presented by Rev. Lock-
wood, ID. D, OF Wooster University, who
delivered an interesting address.
The company OF capitalists who arc to
mine coal near here are from the Cele.
brated sTaitsville coal region, instead OF
"Sharpsville," as your types made US say,
and they expect to niue from 5000 to
1000 bushels per day,
Thirty tive or forty OF our citizens went
to the Bellaire Loan On the morning train
and many more will go this evening, The
Bellaire folks should remember that every
ten from here is equal to ninety from
there, Count this way and see how the
account stands.
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PENCIL POINTS.
The Dust From n Dozen FAbsTS Used b!
IuIeIIIEeuceF Reporters,

I~nteIIIEeneeF Reporters.
Nina, HENRY GRoNEwRIoHT, Of North
Wheeling, il confined to her room with
eve sickness
The time oil the Circuit Court No. ! was
occupied yesterday in hearing the eject
ment case Of W. S. Goshorn vs.. S. h. b.
Carter.
A DEED conveying a lot nea Forty
Eighth street in the Eighth ward to the
P, w, &Ky. r. Go from W. P, Myers and
wife, Tor $3.50 was recorded yesterday
We are indebted to Mr., R, W. Dawson
agent OF the AtChison, Topeka aud Santa
Fee r, r, at San MarCisl, N, M, for recent
copies Of Mlman's Semi Weekly OF Las
Cruces.
JOSEPH HuRsH, q ~InnatiC, was committed
to jail yesterday, He was sent up some
time ego and his father bailed him out,
but be became violent and wa reCom'
mitted.
HRSRY DIEKNAN, formerly pastry cook
on the steamer Diurusl, with Prof. Joe
Kirk, haze taken charge OF the cooking de-
pArtmsnt ut Belleview Hotel, two miles
east Of the city.
FRITZ RITTER, n OF the oldest nailers
in the Belmont rolling mill, had his arm
knocked out OF place . day or two ago
while riding q horse. He ID unable tc
work At present.
A TlRR was discovered in the roof OF the
cutting shop ct Hobbs, BroCkunier 4 Co.'s
Glass Works at o O'Clock yesterday even
ing, but 1t was exIinguished before any
damage was done.
THE members oil the Lone Star" Ten
OF ReChabites will meet in thu room oveI
the store OF Mr.. Crawford, corner Of EIeV
snth and Market, Monday at 1880 p. NJ
Object, important business,
The fine glassware shown by the Etnt
company, ia much admired by visitors
and is pronounced by good judges the bea'
OF the kind ever made IN this part oil TIT
country BsRaire Independent.
AN employee at the Nail City Brewery
while engaged in hosting grain to tht
top story yesterday, lost his balance ant
fell from the floor OF that story, bu
grasping a rope in his fall, had the flesh
tern from his hands.
A SPECIAL car took a large party to South
Wheeling last night, for the purpose oil
surprising Rev. d, II. X. Dix, OF Wesley
Chapel. The surprise party took Will
them large quantities Of substantiaIs, be-
sides q liberal contribution Of money.
EARLY yesterday morning Officers Nor
ris and Fugato arrested Al. Watkins, who
escaped from the workhouse q few day
- nkn., fn,,pl him IL, a hntNnn uFDlOI
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Mr.. Noah Bates, Elmira, N. Y, writes:
"About four years ago | had an attack OF bill.
ious fever, and never fully recovered. My
digestive organs were weakened and | would
be completely Frustrated for days Alter
using two bottles Of your BurdoCk Blood BIT.
ters the improvement wa so visible that
was astOnished. ICan now, though OIL years
Of age, DO a fair and reasonable days work."
Price 81 90, trial size 10 tents.
Sold by Laughltn Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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PROVIDED the great organs Of the body
are not irrpparSbly injured, there are lev
diseases that Tutt's Pills will not cure,
They concentrate the vitality Of the sys.
tenn. The Liver, the Spleen, the Heart
and the Kidneys are brought into haf.
moniuus action and health, long life and
ylgor Of mind and body follow theif use,
The frat dose Of en- sStobishes the patient,
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JUDY List
Drawn BY sheriff brown Yesterday for
Service Next week,

Service Next week.
Sheriff Brown yesterday drew the fol-
lowing jury list to serve on and after Mon
day May 80, 1881. They will meet at the
Court House at o A.. N Monday.
Webster Stephen Devinney, II. NJ.
BabCoCk, Henry Gartley and D. l.. Rad.
cliff,
Richland-John Labief, Russell Bane,
VIM Mitchell and James Morgan, Jr.
Centfe-Geotge Harkins, Henry Meder,
Albert link and Theo. Klevis.
Llbetty-Sam Hedges, Simon Chase,
], O. Fafis and P. M. Leggett.
Ttiadelphla-Wm. Porter, Isaac Linton,
3. u Patterson and John Thofnbufgh.
MSdison-F. A. Britt, Jos. Fox, W. II.
Chahbefs and John L. Burt.
RllChie-MiChael lIelstine, Chris. Hage.
dorm, Charles Blon and Henry Minke.
meyer.
Washington - James johnson, John
Urban, Bud. MCKinesLfy and g. r.
Hanna.
Iinlon-John MCGannon, Geotge Cfum.
hacker, James r. ACkef and VIM. Filing.
ham,
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Lawrence Barrett gave shylock and
David GArtick Al the Opera House last
night to a we'll filed house and an intelli.
gent audience. Ills "shyloCk" Is well
known to Wheeling people, as a finished,
well rendered part. The cautious, Covet.
ors. yenveIul aud mufderous nature OF The
wiIy old lsrAelile was depicted In a man
nef that demonstrated the RCtof'l
ihoro,ph and intimate knowledge Of the
character Of the central figure In The
"MetChsnt Of Venice and the bringing
out prominently OF these characteristics
elected from the audience merited ap
In bis "DAvid GartiCk, y the atlsrpieCe
tho power and versatility Of the ACTOR were
conspicuous. The company was rS'hei
above the average, Mr.. Louis James Rnt
Charles Plunkett deserving special notice
UNCLE TOM.
This afternoon this well known dramS
will be given at the Opera House by
Layelle's Ideal Company. All the para.
phernalia aud stage equipmentsare carried
by the company, and the public can feel
sure that n good rendition will be given.
The prices this afternoon will be 10 and 25
cents; evening, % and 50 cents.
CHIMES or NORMANDY.
The tickets Tor reserved seats for The
Lyric Opera C%ompany's presentation
of"The Chimes Of Normandy" will begin
At Lucas music store this morning. The
frat presentation will take place next
Monday evening at the Opera House.
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TODD AdSiep.

We would most respectfully advise our
readers to have their clothing cleaned and
dyed al F. sttla's dyeing and securing
establishment, No. 1l49 Market street, OBJ.
poSite Uity Hall. He cleans and dyes zen.
tlenen's clothing equal 10 new; also gives
great satisfaction In cleaning and dyelhR
ladies' dresses, shawls, silks, plumes, kid
gloves, ribbons and rugs. Iii wonderful
TO see how neatly his work is finished,
Give him q call and be convinced, Sat.
itiaCtion guaranteed. Prices low. All
goods sent by rail or boat will receive
prompt attention.
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Sabbath, goth June, 1881, sermon by
President Vincent. Monday, s p. NJ, adj
dresses to the Religious Society by Rev,
]. D. MotFatt, Wheeling, W. Va. Tues
day evening, class exercises. Wednesday
evening, address by Rev. j. K. MCKallopl
OF U%hriChsville, Ohio, to the Literary So
~Cieties. The Board OF Trustees will meet
on Wednesday at 10 a. NJ. Thursday, IL
N commencement.
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WARRANTED not to contain q single
particle OF mercury, or any injurious or
mineral substance, but to consist entirely
Of medical matter purely vegetable, which
Is the reason Simmons Liver Regulator Is
80 etTeCtual, yet 80 harmless. e.,
II write you 10 certify that | have used
DR.. Simmons Liver Regulator In my
family with complete snCCess.
~. ". D. Bird, OhattahoaCh0e, Fla"
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The citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity
will be glad to learn that the Rev. A. A.
Willitts, D. D., Of Philadelphia, will de.
liver his instructive. amusing and cele.
brated lecture on The Model wife, in the
First Presbyterian Church next Friday
evening. The proceeds will be devoted 10
the sustentation Of the Mission Sabbath
School in East Wheeling. Dr.. WillittB
has a national reputation as an eloquent
and entertaining lecturer, and all who
have had the good fortune to hear him on
the subject named have been charmed and
delighted. Notice will be given early
next week IN regard 10 tickets,
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"BLAoK.DRAueHT" cures dyspcp-
ola, indigestion and heartburn.
For sale by Logan 4 %.

CARBuNcLEs, Felons, Bollg, Sores oflonl
standing, such 90 Ulcers Absesses, etc
positively cured without the aid Of q knife
or poultiCe, by using Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing Salve. Piles, Sail
Rheum, Erysipelas, Soft and liberated
Corns, Chillblaine, etc. II has never failed
10 cure, For sale by Logan 4 90.
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II is n remarkable fact that Thomas EClec.
trlc Oil Is good for internal as external use.
For diseases OF the lungs and throat, and for
fheum'tism, neuralgia, C'ick in the back
wounds, and sores, II Is the best known
10 NEEDY, and much trouble Is saved by having
railways on hand.
Sold by Laughlih Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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Go with the Panhandle excursion 10
81. Louis June Sd. Round trip only $40;
tickets good for len days. Elegant day
coaches run through from Wheeling to 81.
Louis. For particulars apply 10 ], NJ.
BelleYille, Agent Panhandle route, Wheel
ing ". Va
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The excellent quality and beautiful col,
ored turquoise silks al 25c per yard; 100
pieces Of American and French lawns,
peFCales and einghams at from 8 10 l2lc;
30 pieces ginRhams from 8 10 l2iC; a
choice lot oil rainbow and sunbeam httss
goods al &c. A large assortment Of fancy
notions, comprising allthe latest novelties
Of the season. Also q large stock Of car.
pets, wall papers, oil cloths, window
shades, &C., al astonishing low prices At
JOHN RoENRR's,
No. 20l9 and 2O2l Main street,
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.IOsEpn HARRIs, NURSERIES,

o mUUNUBVTLIE1
5000 Apple Trees. two, three, four and I've yeas,
5000 Peach one iron budl year.
5000 PLUMB, ono and two years.
800 Quinc6s, two and three years.
5000 Cherries, one and two years.
$4,000 EvergreenS, mOotly Juniper, from on 10 hte
trAnsplanting. VIII Sell ~ low 40 the lowest, CoS.
reapondonce solicited, Addreab, SAMUEL Mil
LER, MOundsyille. Nursery 10 one mile west al
MnnnhavillR Dan0t, rIp7,rI1s
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"WlNE OF oARpUI. cures irregular,
painful, or difficult llenstruation.
For sale BY Logan 4 Go.
mol rerAona Almond 10 Mnrrr.

go persons about 10 marry" Douglas
JerrOld's advice was don't we supplement
by saying, without laying In a supply Of
Spring Blossom. which cure albuminarla and
other kidney and bladder complaints. Price
90 cent?, trial bottles 10 cents.
Sold by Laugnlln Bros. 4 Co, Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling,
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Our In this cold world, out In the NOV,
MAndttipG aud aufeTifg, With q corn on each loo,
No iflenda to p y msAnd none should have,
For ! have neglected 10 use Coles Torn BLVe.
| feel Ike shaking hands vita eVert one I meet,
am nos . happy m IN with no c0fnS upon my feet
A word visa 10 az to 4 | those wis have,
Just eau upon yout druggist for 4 stick Of Coles Coin
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0nlCOi Mos. s6 oad " Fourteenth Btrosl


Wanted--Rooms and Solicitor.
Special Bargains in Fine Guns-l. G.
Dillon. ,,,
Jewett's Palace Reihgerators-Nesbitt
X Bro.
81. Cloud Hotel-John Nolan.
Family and School Excursion Luth'
eran Sunday School.
Wanted-rhree Porters.
List OF Letters.
Notice Riverside Building Association
Grand observation-disclosures Telegram.
NOliCe-LinCoId Club.
Auction s%ale-Rope, Irvine, Betting
&C.- head OF local
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PARENTS often force q child to swallow o
nauseous vermifuge, thinking It the best
remedy. Denig's Worm Syrup Is far gu.
perIor 10 any vermiiuge. No unpleasant
odor, readily taken, and always does good.
25 cents for f%our.ounCe bottle.
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A. this time OF the year a good Turkish
bath will do more 10 cleanse out your sys.
tenn and put you 10 good order for the
summer than ten dollars worth OF medi.
cine. The establishment ls on the east
side OF Market street. below Fourteenth.
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Jacob LOcckmAn, 274 Clinton street, Buffalo,
N. Y. says lie hiss baen using Thomas hclec'
trio Oil for rheumatism He had such Alamo
back that he could do nothing but one bot
tic entirely cured him.
Slid by Laughlln Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggist, Wheeling.
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The b. Il o. Go. will sell excursion
tickets Saturday evening, May %, 1881,
Wheeling 10 Bellaire and return for Is
cents. Excursion train will leave b, 4 o.
depot at $3.50 r. NJ, Wheeling time. Re-
turning will leave Bellaite at 1915 P. NJ,
promptly.
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CITY COUNCIL.
Called Meeting Last Night 10 Receive
the Election Recommendations Matters
of Interest.

Called Meeting Last Night 10 Receive
the Election ReturnH-VRFIOna hntteTS
OF Interest.
second Branch.
This Branch was Calledto order by Pres
ident Scott. Present: Messrs. Baker, Com
merford, Cunning, ESChstruth, Grogan,
Haberfeld, Hoffman, Haller, Houston,
Lsughlin, Robinson, Steele, Smith, Wing
erter and Scott,
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and signed.
Mr.. Baker then took the floor and said
that when he appealed from the decision
oil the Chair in regard to the 500 Compen'
sstion OF the Chief OF the Fire Depart
ment, he did II thinking that the decision
was an one, and still thought 30,
but as there was still a great diversity Of
opinion In regard to the matter, he moved
that the above matter be referred TO the
City Solicitor for report.
Mr.. Scott have been advised by sew
eral lawyers that ! have ruled correctly.
Mr.. D%unning-Had | been present at
the last meeting Of Council | would have
objected to the reception Of the report, as
It was never before the Committee.
Mr.. Winverter then moved to recon-
slider the vote by which the resolution was
carried at the last meeting,
Mr.. Robinson raised the point OF order
that the matter hsd passed beyond the
jurisdiction Of this Branch, as 1t had passed
II and final action had been taken by the
First Branch. ,
The Chair-It never passed legally and
my reversing Of the action Of Council was
simply an Injunction filed by me against
the payment oIthe increased salary. There
Ia one member who voted mallCiously.
MIR. Baker-Who was III
Mr.. Scott-Mr. Robinson.
MIR. Robinson made an explanation, and
the chair Withdrew his remark.
Mr.. Robinson asked for a ruling on the
point OF order.
The Chair was undecided, and pending
further action the vote was reGppNdered.
A communication IRON the Mayor was
then read, announcing the holding Of an
election on the 26lh Of May, Tor Mu.
nlcipal Judge, at which George W. JetfelH
was elected.
FINANCIAL FACTS.
The Committee on Finance submitted
the following statement showing the con.
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ALTERATION GENrLEMEAI--.In

ATTENTIUN GENTLEmEHI--'W
our gents furnishing department we
will place on sale to-day a great
job lot of gents ties and sCarfs at
Csc. These goods are the latest
styles, made Of the very best ma
tsrlals and sold elsewhere at 75C
and 81. KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable CIOtnisrs,
81 Twelfth Street.