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CITY MATTERs.
ANONYMOUS LETTER WRITERS
Who Favor the Chief of POLES with thsIr Bright
HnuGIOns-rhs Amateur shala.spsrtsn Actors.
ABiE Army Feast By Holiday Post GA.
B. st their gllI this ETGslsE.

An ISrEL1IoENcER man was in the office OF
the Chief Of Police yesterday afternoon when
q letter carrier left the mail. and Lieut.. syl.
Wis handed postal card ovEr to Capt. Ben
nett with the remark:
Here's another without any name"
"Do you Got inany anonymous letters,
Captain2" the reporter ssked.
mot very many-some."
"Wbat is their character generally? Com.
planning Of bad houses and gambling dens2"
"very few Of them. The most we get are
to the effect that certain saloon was open
on some Sunday, or saloon.keeper allows
gaming to be carried on at his place. Some
times you can read them with two or three
hours work and sometime you can't"
"Do men or women write them?"
about half and half. Sometimes 1t Is q
wife who Is mad because her husband gets
beer some place, and sometimes it's man
who Is mad because he can't get beer some
place. Generally they show spite on the
face OF them. Some OF them give Us fits for
not pulling somebody in. But great gosh
policeman can't be every place at once;
and what kind OF clue Is a letter from a
person without the moral courage to sign his
name to his complaint? When there Is q re-
sponsible name signed to reasonable com.
plant we look 1t up."
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PERSONA MENTION.
News and Gossip I'm Reference TO variou,
DAaVIa

News and GossIpIn Reference 10 Various
People.
Miss Annie Chspllne has gone on a visit to
Mrs. Kirk Armour, ct Kansas City.
Miss Kate stalen6eld and Mrs Ida s!orer,
Of Pittsburgh, are visiting Mrs. E. W. Dura.
way.
Miss Allie Rippey, Of Warrington, W. Va,
Is visiting Miss Maggie Bodley, on Nine
tenth street.
Mr.. Tom Howell has returned from New
York and Philadelphia, where he has been
spending the past ten days.
Mr.. John Bates, OF Richmond, will on Mon
day terminate a very pleasant visit Of ten
days with relatives in this city.
Miss Matte Hughes OF Pittsburgh, who hss
been visiting Miss Jennie Morgan, Of the
East End, returned home Thursday.
James g. Dixon and son, OF Philadelphia,
have left for home after . short visit to the
family OF John Dixon, en- Twenty.third street.
Mr.. Frank Orr, Of Pittsburgh, who has
been spending a portion OF his holiday rest
with his father 10 this city, returned yes!er.
day.
The Louisville Cotritr.JomnGl has long
article on the career Of W. W. Grail, CALEB
Pap" Grail, OF the composing room Of that
paper, the oldest compositor in Louisville,
who, when the article was written, was dy.
ing Mr.. Grail was born in Wheeling In
1918, but went with his parents to Indiana
in early lie. He was almcs. idolizsd by the
other Louisville printers.
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NEW YoRH, December ?S-Noney 2a2H per cent.
Prime mercantile paper sa6b per cent Sterling tx.
change bankers bills firm al StS2; demand AS5.
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.HamIeIn hY Amntsnrs

Mr.. Ed Llrkiu, Miss Rsna House and the
other Wheeling amateurs who have been for
some time preparing to give Hamlet" have
engaged the Opera House for Washington's
birthday, February 22d. II the day Is gen.
orally observed as h. lidsy matinee will
be given in addition to the night perform.
ance. Otherwise the company will appear
only at night. The costumes OF the leading
characters are being made to order In New
York, and those for the minor roles at Balti-
move. Miss House, who will appear as
Ophelia, is taking special course In vocal
mutic with Mrs. N. E. Whittsksr, with a
view to perfec;ing herself in opheliS's sinl-
taking elocutionary lessons Of Miss q. J. Me-
holm, Principal OF the Third ward schools,
and no effort will be spared to make the per-
Torrance Us thoroughly artistic as could be
dasired
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rnEnAILY mARKEls.
The Financial World.

New YoRE. December 2s.-Noncy 2a2H per cent
Prime mercantile paper ta6x per cent Sterling tx
change bankers bills firm at si.62; demand 81 IS.
u s. Es.........iSI P&s. @. futs -1l4z,
u. g. lXs, coupons. Q. T. bonds fISt......ll7
Y s. g. cJup9ns"..,IS Y. l. LAHd GIsnts..l!Sh
Pacific 6S Of 95...""l8 Y. I. sinking Iund..llS
Central Pacific Hrss.lI4H Tex tac: land grLs.. ~
K ILRoAD EOSDS-lrrCgulRF.
STATE SECURITIES Quiet.
Louisiana conSols. 7SI Virginia 6s............. An
Missouri 6P."...."....l07 ViiginiI consols, ex-
St. Joseph: "....."...ll0 TIA mat coupons. 30
Tennessee 6s"."."... 3s visinIa preierred..,. 10
on the stock llaIket Is considerable advances on
Granger stocks and Canada Pacific, with moderate
ones on Vanderbilt stocks, while all Northern
Patinc stocks show important declines
Aftet II o'clock WabI Sh was rallied, common
falling n per cent and preferred ~ per cent. on
the report that the COmplny intended isi1iEg 49,.
0OOO bonds The company authorized 81 ,0J0, UO1 u
year $50, but have lust NEGOTIATED s. 900 GOO The
o'clock Oregon Navigation broke from l0OH 10 70 on
q Tumor thAt dividend would either be reduced
or passed. Th9reports WeIe subsequently denied by
officers Of the comp'ny. There were no supporting
orders until pice reached W from which the figure
was quickly advanced 10 % near the cloJe aud re
turned 70 o. Thg Tssl reason for the decline was
that when stOn tOld the stock 1T this market the
bears discovered the Orders, and As usual took the
market away from ssltr4, Northern Pacific and
Oregon & Trans Continental were heavy. In The lac
dealings all sorts Of reports were current.
The most important were Willard would resign
the Presidency Of the Northern Pa iGc to-day
or tomorrow ard that the Investigation
Committee had discovered la'ge deiAlCaiion IL
Oregon & TrAnscontinentaL the GrApgeu, Coal
en and vanderbilts were strong until near the
close, notwithstanding tn raids made OgainSt VII
lard'B and Wabash In the lnal S4lcs, however,
prices ran otf \ 70 per cent; In spcctAlIles New
York, Chicago 4 st. Louis preferred rose 10 70 and
United States Express declined TOTO
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where Services VIII DO IIcld In the City
To.m0rHOW,

where ServIcGA VIII DO Hcld In the City
Tomorrow,
Preaching Is the Third Presbyterian
Church at 1920 A. n. and I'm.
Services will be held in the English
Lutheran Church Sunday as usual.
First Baptist Church. Rev. T. F. Clancy
Evening: "Thres Mountain Views"
A grand holiday anniversary service will
be held at Parker Hall atSPN., Arrange
ments are being made for grand meeting
There will be service at the U. P. church
tomorrow morning ct 1880 O'Clock. and In
the evening at o'clock. Rev. NJ. N. Mar
ling will preach at both.
ZINE Street NJ. E. Church, Rev. Mr.. Fiiz.
patrick pastor. Theme FOR tomorrow morn
ing at 1880, and evening al I: "Fhe Con.
trEst.n Sunday scheo! nt2rN
There will be services in the First Prsshy-
tsriNn Church tomorrow; the pastor, Rev. D.
4. Cunningham, u. D will preach at 1880
A. NJ, and ct O'Clock r. Evening sub
jsct-"R sdeemiug the Time"
The Citizens Bible CIas owhichstrangers
in the city and all others who are interested
are cordially invited, Will meet tomorrow
afternoon in the Lecture Roam OF the First
iEesoytft'au Sn4t'"' ~ -'' NS~' "'''S"'
Acts Is. Iii.
Forth Street II. u. Church services
Preaching at 1890 A. ", and Z ?. NJ, by the
pastor, Rev. Joseph Il Smith, d. y. Sunday
School at oP.N. Watch Night services will
be held Monday night commencing at $50
o'clock P =,
Services at Disciples Church on sabbatbj
Sabbath School at B3O: preaching at 1880.
Subject: "EoW much oTs,t thou unto my
Lord" Trtaching IN the sVsnipg at
O'Clock. Subj 'ct: "rhe Priesthood OF Christ"
Z. ]. Hart, pastor.
Tssro Will be preaching at Wayman A. II.
p church, Market street. tomorrow at II
4 ", BY the PASTOR, Q. AsbuEy, and at and
7s0p n Ey Raw. /, A. Ross, OF Washington,
p1 An extra effort will be made toward pay
Inc thh udebsodnes on Tho church.
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The following list OF Jurors has been drawn
to serve from next Monday in Part II Of the
Circuit Court: Jacob Gruber, Martin Clancy,
Charles Rolf, F. A. Woeber, John W. Jones,
Henry Forsch, E 2. Brooks, John Given,
James Domain, James Kerr, William yock-
ler Charles Beuter, Gorge Wiucher, John
Couch, William Frank, Henry Loeber, Dan
Whitehead, William Radcliff, Ed Miller, O.,
q. Fitch, james Carney, Fred Lsue, Robert
Campbell, R. 8; Williamson, sam Finley Finley, jFii'
N. Little John Pogue,
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Holiday post, No. 70, G. A. R., will give a
grand bean bake and entertainment ut the
hall in Beck's block this evening. Good mu-
sic, both vocal and instrumental, abort
speeches and Rotations will constitute the
programme. A regular army feast will be
served about 8 o'clock. Joe Balzsr, OF the
Delmonico restaurant, Is baking two bushels
OF beans for the occasion, and will make
about twenty gallons Of black coffee. Hard
tack and "hItch" will complete the bill Of
rare, and 1t Is understood that any men,
Der Of the post smuggling cream or sugar
into his coffee will be court. martialed.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, December 2s.-Yes-
terdsy a young man about twenty-five
years ofage and girl Of fifteen years ar.
rived in the city from Washington, Pa.
They wereeloping, and vent at once tQa
hotel, wherein girl remained while her
lover started In search for minister. He
was nervous and excited, and took drink
to steady himself. It had the opposite
effect, and the result was that he returned
to the hotel without q minister, but rather
under the influence. The girl didn't ap.
prove OF this, and walked out Of the hotel.
When she failed TO return, her lover be-
came alarmed and notified the police.
Search was made for her all over the city,
but upto a late hour last night she had not
been found.
4 ItE
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Tho Elm Grove Road.

A force OF men was at work yesterday chop
ping the Ice out OF the Elm Grove street car
track. An omnibus 1t still run from Elev-
enth street, connecting at McCollooh street
with the steam motors. The alteration CT
the track on Sixteenth street to the State
House will probably not be commenced
until sp,ing, as the Board Of Public Works
now issues permits to dig up the streets only
in cases Of emergency. This Is the only OBJ
stacle now intervening to prevent the imme-
diata completion OF the road. But for the
McAdams Injunction suit the motors would
have been running to the Capitol probably
hafora this time.
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New CORPORATIONS.

Secretary OF State stalnaker yesterday is
sued certificate Of incorporation 10 the
Brush.Swan Electric Company, Of Washing
ton, D. c., having capital stock OF S, 0O0,-
0O0 Of which $40 600 has been taken and
ST. 600 paid in. zach Of the following Wash
ington gentlemen hold twenty shares: Au-
gus.us a. Hayes, HalIet Kilbourn, Simon
breptano, William +. Mattingly and ]. Rus
sell seliridge.
"The Golden Chariot Mining and Develop
ment Company Of Arizona and Washington,
D O." was also chartered The PRINCIPAL eli al
at Harrisburg, Pa. The capital is limited to
100000, OF which SO has been taken, and
II maid In.
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Qtts qnteIligsutet.
0HIce nos. rs and ~ Fourteenth street.
New Advertisements.
Employment Office.
Lost-Fur Glove.

Employment Office.
Losi-Fur Glove.
Hslp-Enploymen Office.
Notice-Black Prince Lodge No. 10, Z. OF p.
For Rent-S:ore RoUm-Alexander Bone,
Agent
There are Hundreds Of Young Men.
B auk Books-Joseph Graves.
Heyman's Oyster Parlors.
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Packet Line.
Stockholders Meeting-People's Bank.
List of Letiels.
Grand Fire Place Heatsr-Nesbitt & Bro.
New Observation-Disclosures Island Grocery.
For Sale-Alexandtr Bone, Real Estate
Agent and Broker.
Or. John Z smith-Third page.
Alexander Bone, ST., Notary Public, Cen
eral Business ard Licensed Real i Itate Agent
Wanted-Two Civil EngineerH-Head Of
Local
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number Of laborers that could be employed
to advantage OIL that portion Of the road.
Several heavy slides are also reported on the
road OF the EArroWs opposite Captina. The
ufibblng and pile driving through the Mar;
rows between here and Beuwood Is reported
almost completed. Laborers are In demand
at 81 80 per day.
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Holiday Excursions.

The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Rail.
road Company will sell round trip tickets be-
tWsen stations on its road at excursion rates
Tickets will be on sale ct all stations Decem.
Der 22i, 2tth, 18th, goth, and 3lst, 1888, and
January Let, 1884. Tickets will be- good going
only on day OF sale and returning any day
until January Sd, 1884. inclusive. pGw
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Bread.tnlfa and ProyIsIpnn.

EEW YoRK, Oecembar % Flour dull: receiptr
300 barrels; exports 2,7l0 baErelL Wheat, moi
lois 4 shade higher. and arm; options opened xc
XGHc, closing steady with q flight recovery: ne.
celpEs 1900 bushels; exports nOpe hard No, /
Duluth 81 q; urgrIded rid S6caSl 10: No, 2 rcd
81 lSkal 10; ungFadOd white SlcaSl %; No. white
ing II 81 TX; January, sales $4,000 huAhelS ct
9 ilNGl 1l9s, clo6ing At 81 1l2<: February, EaleS
bushels at q I2ll S1z,cloGing At 81 j3j{
clotinE AZ s. iSJE May, SSles 7Slo1o b1SSeS
81 lSLsaI I9{, closing Al o. 10. Com, spot Ma,
ihade better othen 1<ahc loWor options declined
fS5ic, clio log steady; receipts 1900 buBhelE az.
t5S<c no. white Toe; unGraded white 60a6Sc; No
. December nominal; January 6lG64kc NIoSinE a
Gle February 6jl65kc. CloEing a CSC; Hay
s7t siesI<c, closing at &C Oats ShGde lower re-
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THE character OF the work that has been
done In the Wheeling Business College, is
bearing It's legitimate fruit They have in
attendance several students, each Of whom Is
the second and third representative OF his
family who has been student there, one
who Is the fourth and one who Is the sixth
representative OF his family.
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The immense stock Of Dry Goods, Notions,
Carpets, Wall Paper, IL, &c., and the unus.
nal low prices they are sold at for cash: CAL
aud 2O9l Main street JOIN RoKNnR.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., December a. 1880 4.
x.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer and fair weather, southerly winds,
falling barometer followed in the Ohio VAL
ley by local rains.
Lower Lakes, warmer and fair weather, fol.
lowed by snow aud rains backing southerly,
falling barometer.
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THE new puehssa OF Westminster, Siip Of
one Of tho riOhsat men in Europe, was
married 10 dress OF sbtt9 foulard,. costing
seventy cents yard This certainly is eeone-
INV, and economy 1t is 10 use W. Bulls
Cough syrup the great remedy Tor coughs
AND S,ntIV ~
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Do NOT torture yourself .lonssE BY wearing
ill.ftlinE shoes, but 80 at once and get pair
OF Shoes that bRSe both Ttyle and comfort
combined, at L v. Blcnda
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Notice to Stockholders.

WHEELING, November 10, 1855
A speciRl meeting Of the Stockholders oil tho
PIItsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky Railroad Com.
pAny will BIO held 1t the principal Once o. tho
Company, IN the iity Of Wheeling, West Virginia,
4. M for the purpose OF voting upon Ihe matter Of
the creation OF lOBn q 500 CO. secured by mort
cage upon the whole line, including the extension
10 Benwood. The special meeting heIGtoiore nd.
yertised 10 be held on tuesday, 0yCnber 20, lSS,
Is postponed until January -, 1884. -
4. D. LIGGETT,
no2p Assistant Secretary.
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REMEMBER the lecture OF Rev. D. Z. Mes.
bit, Of the Presbyterian church Of Pitts
burRh, on New Year night. at Fourth street
NJ. Z. church. Subject, Mistakes"
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There is no Time to be Wasted.

The cold weather is upon us, and
unless you want to go shiVering
you must buy warm. comfortable
Clothing. II you have not much
money to spare for them it will be
we'll ii you select carefully, both as
to price and quality. | make you
the following offer, and deem 1t to
your advantage to accept same: As
[ opened here with an immense
stock Of goods, and have constantly
been receiving large invoices since,
my line is necessarily large; and
Us the end of the year is near al
hand | will reduce every article OF
Clothing in my stock 25 per cent
below former selling price. Come
and test for yourselves.
DAVID ASH,
80 TWELFTH STREET,
deI.r1hg ClOihier aud Furnisher.
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ITp expected that large number Of new
studentS will entsr the Wheeling Business
College January Cd. Another room Is being
fitted up with the necessary accommodations
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A SECOND invoices Of "WaukenphAst" shoes
and other styles, in gentlemen's fine hand
and machine sewed shoes, Just received at
L. v. Blona'R. Ian .ag ',Egf u
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de2S
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
National Bank OF west Nlr2i IA at wheeling, will
be hold 1T the Banking Rouse on Tuesday January
s. 1884 be wtCn TIT hons OF one ~ and three tSl
P. NJ for tho election OF directors aud the tTApac.
lion of any other bn,irCEs that may come before
them. JOHN WAGNER CASHIER
WHEELING. W. VA, nee % 1888 d0?S
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For CePTIE aud Fresh Doughnuts at tina
New Lunch Room, l1IS Market street. today,
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The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, as observed at schnepfsdrug store,
Opera House corneE Yesterday:
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

The undersigned oHon for Fale his Farm, situated
three nIleS east Of st. ClaipyiliO and one mile
south OF the National Road, containing 100 acres,
lbs under cultivation; has plenty Of good timber,
yat0 aud "a one OF the best farms Il that part OF
the country II contains one good dwelling house
and ono tenement house. with ample and conYe.
nient outbuIldngs; has three good orchards Of
choIca fruit together with VRflety Of other fruit
such a pears, cherries, ounces, &c. &c.
P0f particulars inquire Of the undersigned On
the premises, OF address q y; ClairEVlllet Y:
SAMUEL K FINEEY,
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IAN. Observation-Disclosures .7EM
IS 10 10 IS Is 80 81 IS
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WANTED.
GENERAL NOTICES.
SENbHhA Nv AaSAN
-----.--es----z-----
NOTICE.

TXECUTOR's NOTICE.
All rcrsous having claims RSainSt the estate Ct
John OcSoTling, deceased, Ar5r QueSted 10 present
them Gully authenticated, 10 ibC und' rSigncd for
payment and those indebted 70 said estate kre re-
fN>'''N ~ LOUIS F. sTiFEL,
de2S Executor.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-THE TWO STORE.
u rooms with dwellings attached. Nos. 1910 and
1912 Market street, now occupied by Q. knoke and
A, s, vnnslCkleI. The Brick Dwelling. No. 1885
given april ist, 1854. Apply TO HENRY X. LIST,
li0I Nam street. delI
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FOR SALE.

EoR sALE&THE GLADEv1LLE
4 FURNACE Properly, GladeviilC, Preston county,
W. Va, consisting Of $40 acres Of iRYmtag ore and
timber lRndE, one charcoal blsEt furnace, fifteen
dwelling houses and one store room. Will tellloW
on easy terms or exchange Tor city property. APP
My U HkhRY <. LlSl, lAQi Main ktrcet. dal7
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Do not fail to hear the entertaining lecture
Of Rev. Nesblt, at Fourth Street church; only
25 cents,
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F0R RENT.
From april LIST, 1884. the Dwelling House at pres
ent occupied by Hon. B. L. Butcher, No. l.uo Chap
line street. ApplySt ......
GRAHAMs DRUG STORE,
de2s 1906 Chapline Greet
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Tnr "oOok,l pslIght''-l2l0 MalD stles..
Daily Republican., 1883-06-01

SO THE BOSS is going TO slaughter
Martin Farrell at the polls to morrow
If he can. We'll, Mr.. Farrell might
have known better than to oppose the
boss. He should have gone to him be-
fnrehand and pledged himself to stand
by all the edicts he might enunciate,
and then have asked him if he might
be "A candidate for City Council. Ne
glecting or rather declining to do this,
has given mortal offence to the boss,
and Mr.. Farrell is to feel his heavy
hand tomorrow. Irish have perfect
right 10 he Democrats, but if they do
not ring in ike Mr.. Mckenna and Mr..
N"woIl under boss there is no palti"u,
lar need for them in the Democratic
party. Mr.. Farrell is an Irishnan and
a Democrat, but he is one of those who
thinks and acts for himself, and has
the ability to maintain himself in his
position.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-01

his fare on the Railroad each way, unless
he has pass on the road, which public
otficials usually have. Three dollars a
day is not larg" pay it is true, but there
are but few members Of the Board thai
make as much at anything else, and
being mostly farmers, a day Oft is not
missed from the farm. Besides this
they are well boarded while they are in
attendance at the meetings of the Board
Nobody but skintiint economist who
wants both the pound of flesh and the
ounce of blood, could object 10 the din
ner for the Trustees. OF course II
ought to be good dinner, and II is well
known that they get good dinners. The
member who made the remark the
other day that they (the members)
ought to resign Immediately If the peo-
pie of New Castle County begrudged
them a cigar or drink of whisky for
serving the County without one cent oil
remuneration, must be greer member,
who has not yet drawn any part OF his
thirty-six dollars, "A year s salary-thre-
dollars for each monthly meeting-or
he would not have made the remark he
did. 1t rather looks as if he had made
the remark purpOsely 10 mislead the
public, for it is not often public man
takes an Office without knowing before
hand what the emoluments Of that Of
flee were. II cutting off the cigar and
whisky part of the entertainment given
by the Board would cause a member 10
resign, we doubt not the County could
bear the resignation, and the sooner
such mem ers would resign from the
Board the better it would it be morally
and financially for the County.