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ca LANCE OF MARK EFT.
Portion of the New Ordinance Bearing
Directly on the Subject.


Directly on the Subject.
Following is the portion of the new
market ordinance, which goes into effect on
Wednesday next, which is of the most in
terest to the public:
From and after the first day of April, A.
d. 1888, the public markets of
the City of Wilmington shall he
located and established on King
street, Madison street, and Fourth street.
The market or King street, and the market
on Madison street, shall be used exclusively
by farmers and truckers to sell the fruits,
vegetables, fowls, and meats raised upon
the lands of which they are the owners or
renters, or farmed on the shares. The King
street market, tor farmers and truckers,
shall commence at the northerly side
OF Second street, and extend north.
Wardly to the southerly side OF
Eighth street. The Madison street market
shall commence at the northerly side Of
Second street, and extend northerly to the
southerly side of Sixth street. From the
first day of May till the first day of Noyem
ber, the curbstone markets ON said streets,
on Wednesdays and Saturdays of each week,
shall be held on the easterly side of said
streets. From the first dav of No
yember, till the first day of NAV,
the curbstone markets on said Streets on
Wednesdays and Saturdays of each week,
shall be held on the westerly side of said
streets. From the first day of May till the
first day of November the curbstone markets
on said streets, on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS of
each week, shall be held on the easterly side
of said streets, and from the first day
of November till the first day of
May the curbstone markets on said
streets on Tuesdays aud Fridays of each
week, shall be held on the westerly side of
the streets. AT the public markets on King
street and on Madison street, within the
limits above mentioned, farmers and
truckers will be permitted to back up their
vehicles to the eurbstone thereon, on
Tuesdays and Friday at 12 o'clock (noon)
and commence the sales of the products OF
the lands which they own or lease, GU the
sidewalks of said streets.
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oFFGCERs ELECTED.


Keokuk Tribe No. 3 elected the following
new chiefs at their meeting last evening:
Sachem, r. W. Nutter; Senior Sycamore,
James s. Moore; Junior Sycamore, |. NJ
Whiteside; Chief of Records, Aubrey Van
dever; Keeper of Wampum, j. T. v. Block
som, NJ. D.; Widow and Orphans Commit
tee, George II. Woods; Venerable Prophet,
J. B. Gray.
The following new chiefs were elected last
night at the meeting of Mattahoon Tribe
No. Il, Imp. o. R. M. for the ensuing
term: Sachem, w. E. Buckmaster; Senior
Sagamore, w. G. johnson; Junior Saga
more, G. Lightcap; Chief of Records, Thos.
+. Moreland; Keeper of Wampum, Thomas
Nun; Trustees, j. M. Clayton, NJ B. Smith,
r. 8. Monck.
At q meeting of the teachers of St. Marks
Sunday school, held last evening at 702
East Seventh street, the following officers
were elected superintendent, Edward
Henry Eckel; Secretary, Miss Mary Emma
Hoode Treasurer, Mrs. Ann Milne
organist, Miss NJ. e. Hoode. The
school will be open next Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, ut the school room,
702 East Seventh street. 1t is understood
that the new school is In favor among the
congregation OF Old Swedes.
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THE NEW CITY CHARTER
REPORTED TO THE HousE
THIS MORNING.
A VARIETY OF. AMENDMENTS.
froSidAng for Municipal Court Cutting
Down the Mayors SALARY and Curbing
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Especial dispatch to the Gazette !


DOVER, March 30.-The Wilmington cttv
charter was reported to the House this
morning with pile of amendm ents nearly
loot high. Many Of them are important
and the most important are those beartno
upon the Mayors Court. As stated a week
ago in the GAZETTE no police commission
bill was introduced, but, as also fore
shadowed at that time, an amendment WAS
introduced abolishing the Mayors magjs-
terial powers ami Vesting them in a Muni-
cipal Court, which shall be presided over nv
Judge to be appointed by the Governor
for a term of 12 years. The Judge ts
TO have been at least five years a member
OF the bar and is to receive a salary of
$l,500. He has all the powers originally
vested in the Mayors court, but only civil
Jurisdiction In case where the plaintiff ar
defendant reside in the city, us now con.
ferred on the justices of the peace He has
exclusive Jurisdiction in cases involving
violation of city ordinances A clerk. who
will be required to give 5000 security and
will receive salary OF $7O0 a year, is to b.
appointed.
The Mayors salary is fixed at 81 500 also.
he is to have no magisterial powers, but is
to have the appointing and control of his
own force. He is to have the veto power.
and all other powers such as aeknowledg
Ing deeds, soiemnizing marriages, eet., as
now, and will also appoint the Board of
Health. Another amendnont which II il
hoped Will have a healtu, influence on
Wilmington's corrupt police force, pro-
vides that any police officer accused OF vio-
lating the ordinance defining the duties of
officers, shall at once, pending the time he
is held in bail for trial, be suspended ,aud that
a conviction will ipae fa't q .,er .la as dis
mlssal from office
A number of other amendments are vet
to be presented in the way Of liking salaries.
etc. In all instances 1alaried officers shall
receive no fees. Miaim i'm aries are
liked, but they may be Increased by City
Council at any time. Til. Water Commis-
sion amendment is not yet prepared. but
soon will be. The section allowing Council
to district the city for election purposes will
be stricken out.
After the bill was reported and the ament
ments read, it was laid on the table and
will be brought up for consideration early
next week
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former and the residue to the school Fund

former, and the residue to the School Fund
of the State.
SEC. z. In any case of q second prosecu-
tion for violation Of any provision of this
act 1t shall not be necessary TO 80 charge
the same in the indictment, but the fact
may be shown by evidence on the trial, or
by production of the record for the tnspec-
tion of the Court at any time before
sentence.
SEC. =. This act shall not be construed
as repeating former laws except so far MS
its provisions may be manifestiy inconsist-
ent Herewith, but as additional and supple
mentary thereto.
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A SUCCESSFUL LAUNCH,
Another Vessel FlOated by the Harlan a.
HolIingsworth Company.

Another Vessel Floated by the Harlan Il
Hollingsworth Company.
The iron screw steamship Kate Carroll
was very successfully launched at the
yards of the Harlan Il Halingsworth Com
pany yesterday afternoon, under the direc-
tion of George F, Young. The vessel was
cut loose promptly at o'clock and glided
swiftly and gracefully into the stream In
the presence OF several hundred persons,
being christened "kate Carroll" by Estelle
Morley, a bright little daughter of
Edward n Morley, and grand
daughter OF Councilman Thomas johnson.
About 20 years ago the mother of Miss
Morley christened the United States monitor
.tPatapsco." In about two minutes after
the Carroll was floating in the stream she
was towed back to the wharf, where she
will be finished ready for departure about
May lst. The burthen OF the vessel, which
bears the maiden name of the mother of the
owner d. .F.sullivan, is ab0nt1 100 tons gross,
and was built exclusively for the lumber
trade in Southern waters, but will carry
other cargoes as return freight from the
North. She Is 200 feet long, so feet In
breadth, IL feet in depth, the water line
being 10 feet. Captain h, +, Lowden, who
is to command her, witnessed the launch
and expressed himself much pleased. He
telegraphed at once to the owner
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NE NEw =. CASTLE y. I : CO. COUNTY, T SIS. }

1HE STATE OF DELAWARE. (
49,, To the Sheriff OF New Castle county,
}L. =. {Greeting:
t~~' WHEREAS Mary H. Brooke by her
petition to the Judges Of our Superior Court filed
In the office of tue PrOthOuOtaryof the said court
In and for the county of New Castle, for the cause
OF complaint therein alleged has made appl,ca-
ton TO our said Judges that II decree may be pro-
nounced dissolving the marriage existing be-
tween the petitioner aud her hvsband, James ID,
Brooke.
We therefore comma nd rs your predecessor hath
been heretofore commanded, that you summon
James B. Brooke 50 that he he and appear before
the Judges of our said court, at the next term
thereof, to he weld mt Wilmington, on Monday,
the fourteenth day of May next, to answer the
allegations of the said petition, and also to show
cause, tf any he has, why q decree of the said
court should not be made dissOlving the marriage
existing between him and the said petitioner,
according to the Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided, and also TO do aud receive
what the said court shall then and there consider
concerning him In this behslf as to the court
shall s. EN- meet and consistent with the provi-
sions Of the said Act of Assembly and have you
then this writ
Witness the Hon. Joseph r. Comegys, ESQ.,. at
Wiiming OH. the fifteenth day of December, A.
ID: eighteen hundred and elghty-two.
Issued February ], 1888.
GEO. A. MAXWELL, PrO'y.
The above ls true copy IT the ais. sums. Ne.
70 May /, 1881, Mary n Brooke vs.. James b.
Brooke, Libel for Divorce.
JAMES MA ARTIN, Sheriff.
SHEnIFF's OFFICE WI Del, Feb. /, 1883.
feh5- l6t, ltAw
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3 49,
LEVY COURT.
A Large Number of Errors Reported by
Committees,

ARD0FfAd hvF
Committees.
At the afternoon session of the Levy
Court Messrs. Mahaffy and Haman. tn,
committee appointed to examine the error
list of the tax collector of Brandywine hun
dred reported errors amounting to S56. .664
The report was adopted.
Messrs. Febiger and Mac ey, the com
mittee to examine the error list of the
Northern district of Wilmington hun
dred, reported as follows: Fifth
ward, S212,621; Seventh, STAG, ,040; Sixth,
Sl67 $50; Eighth, 1929 800; Ninth, S96, 1856,
total, 1914, ,997.
Messrs. Mackey and Mahaffey, appointed
to examine the error list of the collector of,
White Clay Creek hundred, reported errors
for 1881 and 1889 amounting to SAG. .4e4.
The reports were adopted. The official
bond of the tax collector of Blaekbird hun
dred, Robert N. Higgins, was approved, and
Court adjourned at Ais to meet this
morning.
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WESLEY MARI IN rRouRIr.
A Cheap Way 10 Buy u ,sevolver-. tel,
for Court.

for Court.
Several days ago Wesley MARI went Co the
store Of j, V, Carlisle & CO., and ASKED The
price Of white lead. He was told the uriee
by the hundred, which evidently suited him
Tor ne immediately ordered handred
weight. While the clerk was bri KlnV us
the ieaa from the cellar Marr sueospdtl IN
geltlng away with ;wo reV0lVers valued A.
SSu. \ warrant was sworn out and he wss
arrested aud given u hearing last night, At
police court, and held In the sum of sl00
Tor his app arance at court Two cases af
simple drunk were disposed of nc the rate OF
80 cents and costs each.
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police Court.

At police court this morning william
Kelley, visitor from Philadelphia, was
dned 81 and costa for disorderly conduct
and drunkenness aud Patrick Higgins, q
travelling minstrel from Chester, was fined
50 cents and costa.
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NOTICE., !, WILLIAM BAXTER,
IN OWNER or the within mentioned premises,
In compliance with an Act of Assembly III such
case made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing to the honorable,
the Judges of The Court of General Sessions of he
Peace and jail Delivery OF the state fDe awar
In and for New Castle County, on Monday the
7th day of May next, A, D., 1864, being the hrst
day OF said court for license for the premises at
tho southeast Of Fourth and Shipley streets
II the Firs. ward Of TIE city Of Wilmington,
Quantities than e-kalf gall9n, and not to be
drunk on the premises, being a licensed retailer
of goods, resAnd merchandise, ard the follow
ing respectable citizens residents of said ward,
recomInens the said application to wit
Thomas j.. Russell, Harry Ohrsty,
James Smith, James Chrtsty,
George X. Baugh, Emile BucheT,
Herbert Lange, Joseph Nurnberg,
August Hermann, Conrad Keller,
X. j. McManus, w. II. Jack,
Michael Megary, samuel Culbert,
Luther W. Palmer, Tho nas ID. Gibson,
Preston Ayars, Henry Grebe,
Charles A. Winslow, A. Bicktn,
John Bidder, Louis A. Biekta,
II, A, Parker, Patrick Monaghan,
n29.sta WILLIAM BAXTER.
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The Columbia

The steamboat Columbia. which was re-
paired in this city, arrived in Philadelphia
Yesterday, to run up the river in place of
the John A. Warner, which will be laid up
until the summer season is further ad-
vaneed.
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YESTERDAY IN THE SENATE.

In addition to passing the Local Option
bill, mentioned elsewhere, and the adjourn
ment resolution the Senate passed bills as
follows To incorporate the C. II. Treat
Manufacturing Company of Georgetown, a
supplement to the act relating to the sale of
intastate real estate; incorporating Atlantic
Lodge No. Is, l. o. o. F., of Lewes; incor-
porating the Diamond State Conserving and
Picking Company of Smyrna; House bills,
changing the time for dredging for oysters
in the natural beds to May and June; sup
plement to the charter of the town of
Middletown; diVorcing Stephen T. from
Sarah Records; diVorcing jackson E. from
Justina Hastings; House bills, for the ex-
tension OF State street, In the town of Dover,
across Shakespeare's mill pond to the
smyrna road; creating new school district
out of Districts ia and 1, Sussex county.
The Senate eoneurred IN the House reso-
luton for the purchase of the Jump pro-
perty. The bill extending the time for shad
dshing IN the Nantieoke river was reported
and In definitely postponed.
House bills providing for the erection of
gates at railway crossings In brandywipe
hundred and Tor thu relief of school district
ll6, Kent county, were killed.
The Senate bill Incorporating the town
of Laur |, which was recommitted this
morning, was reported back by the enm.
mltted with amendments, which were
adopted and further consideration OF the
bill postponed until Tuesday next.
Mr.. Roe introduced q bill to amend
chapter l6, volume IA, Laws of Delaware,
increasing the compensation of the oyster
revenue collector from to 10 per cent.
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Hent,@r.on,s scauay

on gardening for profit, very useful book
to gardeners, at Crippen's, No. B East
Second street, Wilmington, Del.
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aarsaan sasd.

Garden seed. Make no mistake. Hem
derson's garden seed sold only at Crippen's,
No, s East Second street.
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REG LSTERS NOTIOES.
QEGIsTER's ORDER.

REGIsrkK's OFFICE
New Castle County, Del, March 81, 1888.
Upon the application Of Henry NJ. How,
Executor = Letltla IL. How, late OF
He'd ion Hundred, In said county, de-
ceased. II is ordered and directed by the Register
that the Executor aforesaid give notice of
granting of Letters testamentary upon
the estate of the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof by causing advertisements to
be posted within forty days from The dlte Of
such letters In six Of the most public places of the
county Of New castle, req1lring all per ons
same, or abide by an Act Of Assembly I'm such
case made and provided and also cause the same
70 be inserted within the same period In the
DAILY GAZETTE, = newspaper published In
Wilmington aud to be continued thereiu three
weeks y. o. ID.
(@~>~l Given under the hand and Seal of
L. s. onice ofthe Register aforesaid, at VIII
49, lmington, In New Castle county afore-
said, the day and year above written.
s. c. BIGGb, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate of
the deceased must present the same, duly at
tested to the Executor, on or before
March II, 1884, or abide the Act of Assembly
In such case made and provided.
HENRY NJ. now,
Executor.
Address Leipsic, Kent county. Del.
In2I-mwfaw
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Teas and Cotfees

Teas and Coffees
for the millions always fresh at Crippen,s,
No. East Second street.
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A VERY SHORT SESSION.
TALK IN COUNCIL ABOUT
cARTING ASHES.
A CITY BUILDING INSPECTOR.

1sut Little Business TrRnsactsd by the
City Fathers ~ the Meeting Last
Might.
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JOHN NoCLAFFERTY

NOTlCE.-I, JOHN M0CLAFFERTY,
~ OWNER sf the within-mentlo ed premis
In compliance with an Act of Assembly In such
case made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing to the honorable, the
Judges Of the Court of General Sessions, Of the
Peace and Jan Delivery of the State Of Delaware,
In and tor New Castle county, on Monday. the
Ith day OF May next. A. D., fSss, being the hrst
day nS said court. for lit ense for the premises,
sn NS; ~ y EAst Eiith street, being the orshwsis
ward OF the city Of Wilmington, Dell, and to aell
intyxlesias nors In not less quantities than one
nsll gallon. not 10 be drank on The promises, belns
llsenssss ne retailer Of goods, wares and meEchan.
of said ward, recommend the said application, 10
wit
FREDERICK Meyer, Neil Gornley,
James r. Mceonlgal Martin Farrell
John Calhoun, Edw r. Wright,
Francis McMOnaRle, ID. A, MoCuliin,
Augustus simmons, James r. Mcdowell,
Nell GormleY, John McCloskey.
John ArCullin, Aug. Kuhlman,
Hugh Hngan, Thomas h. Eaton,
Francis Kelly, George Egle
Patrick Dunn, james Mccoy,
Daniel RegRn, Thomas Fox,
GOttleib Mammele, Peter MeAleer,
N sa-stl JOHN MoCLAFFERTY.
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NOTICE. |, J lHN MEALEY,
IN OWNER of the within-mentIo toned premises
in compliance with an Act of Assembly, In sue II
ease made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply ia writing to the hon rable the
Judges Of the Court of General Sessions, of he
Peace and jail Deliver of the State Of Della ware,
IN nd for New Castle county, on Monday, tn
7th day OF May next, A. d., 1855 being tue Hrst
day Of said eour, for a license TO Keen an inn OF
tavern at No. DD5 Market street, In the First ward
Of the city of Wilmington, Del aud to sell Intox-
lcatlnR liquors In less quantities than one Quart,
TO he drunk on tue premises, and The following
respectable citizens, residents of said ward,
recommend the satd application, 10 wit
George u. Marple, Frederick OFT,
james Broure. Joseph Niedermaier,
Peter Durham, John j. Dougherty,
ThOs j. Graves, Philip q. Plunkett,
San'l HoekheIncr. Daniel MelaTkey
Luther W. Palmer. Caleb Miller,
Fred u. Moore. Joseph Beste,
Francis Il. Kelly, A. Hauber,
Wm. Huber, A, T. Christy,
Geo. Steinieken, fhilip DOughertv
Vim. AlsentAer, Daniel MeCusker
David Woolman, A. II. MAnthey
m2s-st JOHN MEALEY.
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NOTICE. l, JOHS GUTHRIE,
IN oWNER OF the within-Ine u toned prem Ises
in compliance with an Act of Assembly In such
case made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing to the honorable the
Judges of the Court Of General sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State of Delaware
in and for New Castle county, on Monday, the
It'll day of May next, A. D., 1855 being tha first
day Of said court for license to keep hotel, to
be known as the ..Maryland House, $ at the in
erection OF Maryland avenue amt Front Streets
In the Third wArd Of the city Of Wilmington
DEL, and to sell Intoxicating liquors In less duan-
Titles than one quart to be drunk ON the premises
and the Following respectable citizens residents
of said ward, recommend the said application, TO
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NOTICE. - /, HANNAH HERTING,
~ OWNER OF the within -lnentoned premises
in compliance with an Act Of Assembly In such
cast made and provided, do hereby give notlce
that shall apply In writing to the honorable
the Judges Of the Court OF General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State uf Delaware
In aud for New Castle county, on Monday, the
7th day Of May neat. A., d., 1883, being the first
day ofsaId court, foi license TO keep an inn or
tavern at No. "a King street. In the second ward
OF the city Of Wilmington, Del, and to sell In
toxicatinR liquors in less quantities than one
quart to be drunk ON the premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens, residents of said
ward, recommend the said application. 10 wit
Joseph Stoeckle, Nicholas jenny,
w. r. Bowman. Amos A. E stblirn,
Geo. Il. Metkner, y. i. Roberts,
Nicholas Jenny, Jr. Jos. Bradford,
Martin Traub Iieorge r.. Wheeler,
George Zimmerman, Nathaniel MelchOir
James Crawford JOHN NJ. Richardson,
u. B. Brison. RObt. NJ. Gibson,
Frederick Fisher, Geo. W. Grav,
JnO. b. Dunbar, N. b. Morrison
Frederick KieRle, Daniel Pipino,
G. II. II. Gross, Harry B Sweettn.
m2s-3t HANNAH HERTING.
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S0TIuES
PIERCE & COOK,

8. W. COR. SEVENTH & SHIPLEY STS.
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NOTICE.--ALI. MINISTER'S OF THE
~ GOSPEL ARE required 10 regi ter their
names at the office "f the Registrar, No. 512
King street, and receive blank marriaGp certIh-
Gates. ! trust the new ministers will obey the
ordir 1nce without further notice.
", n. FRAZER, Registrar,
In3O 5i2 King street
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE. - /, PATRICK HARMEY,
1 THE OWNER of the house situated al
No.. 500 East Third sire I. b ing the
south asst corner of Third and Pine streets,
Second ward Of the city ~ Winning ton, county OF
New Castle, State of Delaware, In coan lance
with tl,e requirements Of the ncts Of the General
Assembly, In such ease made and provided, do
hereby give notice that shall apply In writ ting
70 the co"rt Of General sessions ~ the Peace and
Jan Delivery OF She state Of Delaware In and for
May, a. ID 1881 being he next term of said
rou {, fer licensr for said house an inn or
~ less quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable cIti-
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card from Mr.. Kimberly.

To the Editor Of the lntelligencer.
sIR:-Once more does the festive reporter
with the aid OF the genial clerk OF the CON-
mittees OF Council get his work In on me.
In my settleaiento Of accoLnts with the city In
the early part OF this month, was given an
order on the Receiver for S2l.4S, which was
more than was dus on the account for which
1t was issued. Of once returned II, and stated
To- CLERK Bowers that II was tor too much,
aud requested that it be cancelled and one
for the correct amount Issued, which could
only be done on an order from Council for
him so to do. Mr.. Bowers reported the matter
10 the Committee and the Committee Clerk.
At last nights meeting they sent in report
with an accompanying resolution 10 adopt
directing me TO pay 10 the Receiver the sum
Of so 50, II being the excess ordered paid TO
me, / have never received my due, let alone
any excess. Iso stated that night, objeoting
10 the form Of tie n solution and asked that
Council pass an order authorizing the City
Clerk 10 cancel the erroneous draft and issue
a correct one for the amount due me. sta
ted that did not want to appear on the re-
cord as having drawn or obtained city money
that was not due me.
Notwithstanding all OF which, the resolu.
ton as reported by my genial friend, the
clerk OF the committees, was rus ed through
aud by the aid and with the friendly assis.
lance OF the reporters Of the Rsgiter, ! am
on dress parade in this morning issue OF that
paper as Councilman with money In my
clothes, not mine, but be onging to the city.
To ali OF which demur. It was suppose
all purely accidental on the part Of the com
mittee clerk, and the SAID reporter judging
the present and the future from the very re-
cent past history OF matters and things poll
teal and otherwise. Yours truly,
p L. KIMBERLY,