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s'1.+7 AAeFAAOhtscf RECORD. a.s..r.t r'l
: The following shows tho range OF the Their.
mometer, rs observed ut schneprsdrng store,
Opera House yesterday 80 ''''s'
,'aE IL i&3 1sti st ,.fsz
"a. Y. IN. 81. \. MT AN. 2Y,3r,M,7r.x
Z Is IL ~ IS Al 6. G. (i
y II ~ & & Iap!cATI9Ea -. J"
~ WARRINGTON, d. O., March Is -l;30A.x
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer
.and. partly cloudy, weather with local rains,
In the western psrtson cooler westerly with
local storms. -s5BI.e. i ! !
"a lower Lake, warmer and fair weather. fol.
lowed byPrsin and increasing southeas,erly
wind.. ...5 = h r, 4 u. a. Is }rl. :
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"ANTED-LADlES AND YOUNG
w Men In city or country distance no ob,so'
tom Who are ou. ci einployme can have ,tc.s,
work At their own homes AT The year nuui Wo,t
sent BY mall; simple and easy; good .aa,, rv ~
Mass, HOF hlt0 -. : w., oNpu,
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HrEURENvILLE.
StantOn'H Denth-keviynl-scio ol Board,
Fruit Killed,

StAntOn'E Denth-keviynl-scllo Board,
Fruit Killed.
Farmers from back in the country report
the peach buds all killed. A short apple
crop is also probable.
The woman revivalist Mrs. Robinson. an.
nounced on Wednesday night the close OF her
series Of meetings, but yesterday decided TO
remain and hold services for two mere nights.
By recently passed law OF the Ohio Laeis-
lature the entire board Of city school direc.
toIo hnds itself onsted, and that bran lew
board will have to be chosen at the spring
election.
Lat evening as the eest bound passenger
train on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh road YVES
pared through tile Sixth ward OF Steuben.
vile Peter Riuella, 8 Hungarian section hand
attempted to leap from the train, bu. was
thrown against a telegraph pole and killed,
his skull being featfully mashed. He was
forty-Hve years Of age, Rlsrried and the father
OF two children In the old country.
The Coroner he, been making an Inquest
on the case OF William Stanton, killed BY the
cars on the F., G. & st. L. Railway lately.
The testimony ken exonerates the company
not struck by the engine; that be WAT lying
with his head far enough from the rail- for It
to escape being crushed; that while so lying
the sngine pissed him; and that, Weakened by
The roar Of The train, he must have raised his
head, which wrl struck and crushed by some
part Of the cars following. ~
bridgeport.
Mr.. John Tapping Is making great head
way with the Iron Building and Loan Asse.
citation. m'.rg
The many friends OF Mrs. Joseph Bclon,
will be panied to hear that she died yester.
day morning.
Z N. Whiting collected 81 IS for the fami.
" Of Mrs f'phie BywateIs. She lest her
husband about two months ago, and last
Tuesday buried child.
A delightful evening Of music was expert
encsd at Ulrich's Hail, E;payille, Wsdnes.
day evening. The Martins Ferry sextette,
together with local musicians, contributed to
the erj1yment Of the occasion. Mr.. Thomas
Johns, President Of the band, says that 1t
will be heard from hereaitsr-not noise, bat
r,uuso o.. ...u..
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GEALED PROPOSALS,
OFFICE OF TIE Cry WATER Bo.yp.

WHEELING. ". Va .Mss.h IS, iSsi. T.
Sealed proposals will be- received Il, the ot,lcs al
The lily Mater bn,.d until saturday, March ?S,S
issi. ai o'slok T. NJ, io' furnishing and deliver
year, beginning on the ft.t dsy Of Anil. IN
paymen. 10 be made monthly. The contractor Ia
1--WE bond and security 70; The iulfllmcht Of The
contract. e. -la'',.5 " NAN
The fly Water Board ,e,esving the risht TO Re.
jcct any or uft BIDS. - " :
mr91 ALFx upDEGRApr, Ree'vs
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!. Still fifteen or: twenty piecta Of slightly
damaged carpets loft, at lwo-.hlrds their tir:,
cost. * SCI IL ], W, FxsRkr~-..
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HEADQUARTERS for all kinds Of GARDENING
Tools aud Seeds. 8. =. Boyd's, Market
fnnAra ~ 80, - l-- y. 49,
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advanced Nc; June advanced 10: July advanced
~ Con. sale. coo 900 bushels; May sadvGneed u;
y ~ 70, advanced s !ulJ sdvsneed ~ Oats, sales
v.nced C. LAID. sales $50 pounds Jnne and July
advanced SIC r.,G F.fI.sT f,,Eiia1I' ~ =.
PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-Flour weak. wheA,
opened lc lower, subsequently, declined. recovered
0ndet active demand from thortS and better In
s1hs dsaGs a. , St. f.. SG asl
81 0lHA o.: May q o2hal os5f: June 81 o51.a
! @n Corn opened Aa,e lower: subsequently, ,ie.
rejected 5aAc; No.. high mixed sc: steamer
yellow SasSSc: s.il mixed March 6tas9c; April
aeA67c May e7aj7tsc; June bSka59c; July 6oa&lc.
Oats. demand fair and ~srket arm; Nos white ilc;
No. 2 do. 4!at1xc Eggs firm; extras 2,A22kc.
BALTIMORE, March 27.-rIour dur; tuyen and
closing du,l: No. 4 wes,ern winter spot 81 oily.
4 @xal OK: june q SiNsi oo; July Ii wai esS.
Corn. western s!etd,. closing Avn: western mi!td
June 5; y tbs94i July bg',o Did. Oats dull; western
white Atal2c mixed 37aSsc. Rye lower at t6i6s%,c.
prnvls!ons easy aud dull. Fgas lower at l9atic.
SoGe ssSadiet; Rio caIgoes ordinary to fair s5ss
TOLEDO. o, March a wheat qule. and drm;
No. white 81 o.; No ado. 91c: No. i rod cash Sc;
March and April 9Gc ksked May 97c. June 9s}Sr;
July Ghc: Nc. .ptiny s9aste rej:etsditaae!c.
Co!n 9uiet hhu urn; 10 cam aud March b2t4c
bid; Apail bs1&c May $50 bid: Htlc asked: July
s7{r: rejected tl1ic: no grade stc. Oats quiet
aud stca1y; No. 2white Ssc: No 2cAsh, March and
April sshc; May Se34c: =, lected $50 Glover seed
dull but firm: prime cAh and Mach % CT April
$50 No. rs Is. 1I= 49, :
ClSctsNArtO, March Flour heavy;i4r ily IS:
fancy IS l5as 10 Wheat 1tm No. red ca h p6; May
u 031s; July 9She. Coru arm; No. s mixed 49xG
So. Oats In good demand: No. 2mixed s6I{as6JIc,
Rye firm Al GGc. Barley dim and unchanged.
M,S pork quiet; mess 81 7tals @. Lard quiet
aud hrn; prime steam 0 sc. Bulk meats Quiet
and unth lns:d Bacon eaIer but not quotaply
lower. whisky frmet at 81 u. Butte, Arm and
UNCHANGED, ...-.
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TIE WHEELING DAILY FRIDAY
~ the costs. The trustees would havs made

a = 10
pay the costs. The trusteea would have made
compromiss Of $500.
A great many families began yesterday to
move into new homes, aud wagons were fly.
Ing In all directions, loaded down with house.
hold goods, u
Msjor Palmer, Of Marietta, 30 long Internal
Revenue collector for this district, We, here
yesterday. He went from here To Wood.held
by the narrow gauge. T., Z, ID.
A number Of Boheuians arrived hare yes.
tsrday evening to j.iu those already work.
Ing at W. @. ,BArnard's coal mines. They
had their families with them.
This evening Dr.. Williams, OF the Frat
n. Z. Church, will lecture on The character
Of the Christian mis:tonAry, bis subj ect being
paul on Mars HILL" Hls style 10 one we'll
fitted to make an interesting lecture. 1t 10
for the benefit OF the Ladies' Aid Society.
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Carpenters Wanted. -
For sale-1.rge Safe.
For Kent--Unturnlshed Roonr.
& Wanted-Girl TO do Homework.
For Cincinuati-S,eamnr u. Lawrence,
Is COMMISSIONER Sale q Valuable Rsal Es.
tate, 80 sEt5-. Il. =.
Floods, Cyclones and Bad Weather-Gco
II. stifelr 4 Co. y 4, ~ p, =" :
:; Al Cost to Make Room for New Goods
W. II. RtMehurt. ..0. :. 4
Temperance Mass Mesting--Head OF Local.
New Pharmacy For sale-Hesd OF Local. !,
Clothes Wringers-Nesbitt Il Bro. Z,
Just Received-Carpcts and Rugs G.
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EAST LhERrY, Pa. March ?7.-Cattlc market.
head. Hogs, market SOW; receipts 95 bead; ship.
nents sos hesd: philade phlas 81 20a7 40: Yorker.
SO 25a6Gq. Sheep, market slow and unchanged
10 quotations; receipts $500 head: bhipmeutA Zoe
head. .~r. y D.. +. I-0
ClScISsA1I,o March 27.-Liye hogs lower: com.
Sc 3ja7 co. receipts LOO head; shipments SO head
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AaG0OD SHOWING
BY THE P. ". 8 Ky. RAILROAD co.
Annaai s.oskholdsn' S,stiax Tsstsrdsl-ssus
q. Iutsssst,ns yIsurss from the Pr.sl.
.l.N dtnrs g,fort-1fsflc Over The Road
l, StsaiiiI and happily 1seTeasins.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky Rail-
road was held yesterday afternoon at l:so
o'clock at the tt.lco Of the company In this
city. Preceding this meeting the outgoing
Board OF D rect,rs held a meeting and sp'
proved the rtpor. OF President Hubbard.
The stockholdtrs meeting organized by elect.
lug Dr.. r, II, Logan as chairman and 8. b.
Lirgett, Of the Pennsylvania Company, as
secretary. There vera also present, MesHs.
G. D. Hubbard, II. Reilly, Il. X. List, Geo.
W. Woods, representing Ohio county, John
Mcclure, II. G. Ltzsar, H. H. Hornbrook. J.
N. I'ellville and G. kimbsrland. The mum.
Der OF shares owned by these gentlemen and
by ,hose Who're proxies they held and voted
WAS 1892. After The minutes bad bien Rad
and approved the Presidents rato.t was
read and ordered filed. II was as follows:
rRnIpEsr's REPORT.
TO The Syo.kAohitr, Of he PitlIlargh, Wheeling q
kentucky Railroad Company: M
The following statement OF the operations
o. your road under the lease to the Ptts.
burgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railway Com.
rnny during the year ending December 81,
1883, aud oil tho financial condition Of your
COMPANY at that date, IS herewith submitted
By order Of your Board Of Directors, viz:
Gtox ehruihSs".."..........." i?t5ii
Operating eI s7,b93 G5
Net """...."".."..."........-s S6,9o7 20
CAS- hire oil cTuiptnen'.."....,..."..". 995S 60
NJ, prof. f:r the year.. .....: 27,o3l o.
Add balance due by lessee December 81, a.
1883, exclusive Of Observation-Disclosures. $685. 81
Making sm0unt due By leuee II Dec 81,
1883. on account Of profit IN pneratlng-s 1861 S.
Deduct payments made Jno. T.. David.
non, tle&yutcf, az follows =,
ApIil y lhsJ-.."...,......, 5,G3G IL
octobl 30 lSsl.....-........ 7.o90 Oh % $50 81
Showing BALANCE q! prod, In operating
due By Lessee Dec. 81, isS3"..-......"-s 313l OF
From this amount deduct balance due
lessee company on account OF bsit,rnents
tn Main Line and construction Of Bsnwood
EStera!ou "a follows: g VA.
..... MAIN LINE IIN
Balance due lessee Dec. 3D. AZ
Amount expanded sincs, viz;
MARCH los3 .9h9 ~
APRIL 6tu W. 275J IL
1898 70
Las or h received from John Il. Dayldson, : ~
treasurer, April $500 AZ
Balance due On maiu lnc...............s2,7s 9 81
BESwGoD EXTENSION.
Amour. expended during sl2 $50 81
Cash receiv'i on account Of ssme from
John q. bavtdsJH. treasurer:
January 7..""""........-...""S2,96l Q?
May 26..... ..................... 3ls3 o.
July lE"-.m..........".....-"....2 1872 lG
September lS.................... sos So 9s14 10
balance due on Benwood extension. 1851 70
The summary Ia " follows-$2 7s9 81 and
s2 G9i 10 added equal s.. 4si TO- This amount
from $l3. 03l07 leaves \ net Balance duo by
lsEses December 81, 1883, Of 81 $40 81.
Tho Treasurer's report Of receipt1 ard dis-
b1rsemements submitted herewith shows
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"ANTED--A MAN IN WHEELING
w 10 take an o1!ce and rcrtcseu. a msnu,.s
tnfGr: 10 secure sgeniS aud sell the trade an .s
tiely new line OF &c DDS that will nice, with rs. 81.
sale. SO 10 $50 per week can be mata Snsli r.n
box 1l5. ". Acton Mas. ,s.ft'
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CHOPPERS WANTED-TWENTy
~ Good Ssil kes Ccoper to work In the 80
saets at Aigg0. ohio. Amply Ia ptnos On fntIs
U. HOFER. MGnaeef Bellatre, Ohio W ,n YIN
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THE DAILY MARKETS.
The Fiuaucinl World.

New YORK. March 27.-Money market easy al
lHa2 percent Prime mercantile paper 4a5x per.
cent. Sterling. Exchange baukers' bills firm at
81 S71..; demand 81 S9H. ~. = :"
GoyERHAENTs-S.rong. .ls
Q. s. as...............lOl 10. g. new l2,L
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To AVOID the crowd at the frat meeting the
entrance fees for shares in Economy Build
Ing Association will be received at No. 1906
Market street, on Saturday evening" March
20, and first ins.slment OF dues will oe recelv-
ed at same place on Tu' day evening. April
l. Persons wanting to borrow money can be
convinced Of the liberal.y of terms offered
by applying to any OF the undersigned:
J. F. MILLER, Martins Ferry, y.
J. E. HANEs. Wheeling.
LOUIS HAR7raSo, Wheeling.
WM GoxRIxs,
9. y. MORGAN.
IS Oscar aAEDRecK,
W. q. HAHpLAN, y" lso.
P. B. DoBBIXs,
FrANK FALLeURE,
pATRIcx SHAfxsY,
W, J. W. CoypEs,
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EhREEa,,
ExPEEaEs.
s.. 500. ss7 ,52a G. ~ 100 q 70 15l &C 26l

Statements arc herewith submitted of the
further operations OF your read for tho year
1883 ~ compared with the same for the year
1882 showing classified tonnsge, local and
foreign tonnage ton milesge and revenue from
same, earnings and cost per ton per mile,
and average hsnl per ton number OF ps7s.
tngers carried, passenger mileage and rev.
enue fromsame, earnings ard coat per patsen-
ger per mile and average trip per pr---enger
milesge OF traius. earnings, expenses and net
earaipgy per mile run by trains, mileage OF
cars, average number Of freight cars per en-.
CINE, and average number Of ps .epger, bag.
gage and eIDrc!s cars per engine; also n
statement In oetsil OF the e1psnaes Tor 1888
a3 compared With the game for 1852,
An examination OF these STATEMENTS will
show an increase Of 1881 tons OF freight o.
ID % ptrcent and an increase Of earnings
tom the came OF IS. 1873 IS or 1864 percent.
There has aso been an increase Of 1885 In
the number Of pr sengers carried or 8 IS per.
cent md M ilcrer- g in the earnings from
the same OF fia0I 80 or 81 percent, and In
creased earnings from other sources OF $1C6 sc,
making sn increase OF earnings from, ali
sources of $l3 ,a5i SO or 12 Oh percent, Tho
increase in thA expenses for 1883 over tho.e
for 1882 are 1874 50 or 1854 percent. TO
which add the increase in the h,ro OF equip.
nent, $3.50 81, making the total increase OF
exaenses $l0.4H Oh and an incrersa in net
profits Of s. $40 50 or 12 20 percent. ,
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The Esnwoad Extension, which yrs in
course Of construction at tho time Of lie last
annual report, he's been completed md Is
nov In operation. The total cost OF the aame
to December 81. 1888. including two pieces OF
land, which were thought necessary to Its
successful working, WIS SILT. 20S &C. This
mnDay WEB advanced by the Pennsylvania
Company; and In providing for It's repay
Ment, It was doomed advisable 10 cancel the
honda authorized by the mortgage OF October
!, lS79-$l00 E0-none OF which had been
iss1ed, Rad TO release the mortgage. Accord.
ingly the Board Of Divectorp, at a meeting
held on the l5th'dsy OF October, 1888, ORDER
ed that tho bonds authorized by ihe mortgage
CT Octobsr l, 1879, be cancelled aud des roy.
Cd rs bearlug too high a rate OF interest, and
tho mortgage rslefsed which has since been
done. =
They further provided at the same meeting
that for the rurpose Of extending tue road to
BsNwood, and for the further purpose OF pro.
viding for the redemption OF the tils! mort.
saeN bords-being 5000 00), dated November
!, 1877, and payable thirty yesrI after date
IS we'll r. ~ provide adiqasts facilities Tor
the future necessities oil the company, TINT q
loan OF $500. COO bs created to be secured BY
consolidated mortgage on thu whole line
from Wheeling junction 10 Benwood and
that AIS registered bonds Of 81 605 each, and
90 OF S5O0 each, bearing percent interest
and payable fifty yesra after date, be jt,ued
under tho same. This action OF the directors
was approved aud IA flied by a subsequent
meeting o! lie stockholders called ior that
purpose. .EErs-
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An Opou Conf cH~IOn." e
! )I1tdtna. Is Aarris6uro Department Ia E,tnino
", Journal ti! !. e \ q i; :.
" II lsa good iAips 10 have an organ.
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balance due on Benwood extension. 1851 70
The summary Ia " follows-$2 7S9 81 and
s2 G9i 10 uddfd equal IS. 4si TO- This amount
from $l3. OBI OF lenveH \ net Balance dua by
lsEses December 81, 1883, Of 81. $40 81.
Tho Treasurers report Of receipt1 ard dis
bursememen's submitted herewith shows
balance 10 his band, OF ST. 49i 10.
The earnings Of your road for the year 1888
under the different heads OF account com-
pared with 1882, will be shown by the follow
ing statement:
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RIVER NEWS.
Notes About the STEAMBOATS,, Hank Rrlefs
aud Telcgrnphic Reports. @

Notes About the Stenlabonts, Hank Briefs
H aud Telcgraphic Reports. t@
The Andes leaves Cincinnati for this point
thissvening. 49, 'sf's
The Emma Graham down, and the Scotia
up. ptssed yesterday morning. IT, W
The regular daily packet, are all on time
nowadays and dong fair business.
The new electric light steamer Chesapeake,
Capt. Maddy In command, Wet due down at
an early hour this morning.
Congressman Gibson writes 10 Pt. Pleasant
friends that that place Is sure to get the ap.
proPriat'on abe wants ior an lee harboE
The Dan Kaine, Ark, Bengal Tigar aad
Pacific passed no with tows OF empty coal
barses, and the Coal City passed down with
big tow OF coal. lmNm
The river commenced falling agsin yestes.
day, and last night the depth In tina channel
as nearly a. could be estimated was IS feet @
inches, Busines. yesterday morning ives
very brick on the levee, but In the afternoon
1t was dull. Hul"
The st. Lawrence Is duo up to-day from
Cincinnati en- route to Pittsburgh. On her
return trip she will ptes down Sunday morn
Ing The 81. Lawrence Is q passenger packet
possessing superior facilities f,r the comfort
Of passengers aad the handling OF freight.
Her officers ara an accomplished set Of gen.
tleman.
Oh CRY, Pa, March 27.-Riyer I feet and
rising: weather cloudy aua camp.
PARKER, Pa, March 47.-River G feet
inches and risina; weather cloudy and cool.
PlrrssuRaH, March 27.-Riyer 10 feet {
inches and on stand; weather cloudy and
cool. f.E .sE s.a.
LocE No. !, March 27.-Riy 9 feet s
Inches and falling; weather cloudy; .herme.
meter 43o. ,atr....- 4 n -
MoKoAsrows, W. VA, March 27.-River 4
fee.3 inches aAd falling; weather clea,; Their.
mometer $50. ~
BRowssylLLr, Pa, March 27.-Rlver feet
6 inches and on stand; weather cloudy; Their.
mometer 450.
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Petroleum.

TTusvrlLI. Pa, March 27.-Opened at s9xc
q 9l5 barrels The quic.ne, for the past few
weeks In the oil market wfs broken to-day by the
extensive bear mid. otsed upon tho exaggem led
news concerning the Funk we'll. southwest OF the
Copper tracs, Forest county. and the MtGatvey
well. In Macssbuig, Ohio. The former well was
tarn F.HH-
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GENERAL NOTICES.

:, ,,.,.,. ,,.S...E. ---S----~---------
OFFICE WHEELING 4 HARRIS.
" BuR4 Railway Company OF West vln!aia
WHEELING. March Is, 1851
Declaration ishereby made that the " heelIpvk
Harrisburg kti.way Company aud the Him Gn,s
made on Manh II, 1851, naeysed aud eoti,ailtsta;
their railroads. franciitcs, property and cstIt,i
stock, and adopted for their lid road and romn,n,
thus MERGED and consolidated thu name ii aiss
VisgInis." " "e'
FREAK. J. GRoT Event,
Stcretiry Of The Wheeling q Harrisburg R.iix,,
Company OF ~est virpipta, NIX
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WkhTEn,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YOUNG
eII.ls Mn 10 tho Retail Thinning aud FAM,
Good store. Addtcsi, l.. T., lt6.' Main s,ttst ~!
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uku. ". ChHllART, -
Captain Of Police, Baltimore, Nd
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On May 10. 1883 an agreement vas made
with ths Ohio River railroad company for
tho use IL common Of the Benwood aIlea.
sion ard tho depots OF this company in the
city OF Wheeling and the facilities come cited
Herewith. A subsequent agreement way
made February 4, 1881, modifying 10 some
extent the original agreement, but looking to
tho same sna and purpose. 70 carry these
agreements into effect and 10 afford the Ohio
River railroad the facilities It will need. will
require additional tracks and enlarged de-.
pot buildings, and further grant from tho
city Of Wheeling. For this purpose an
amendment to the city ordinance il regard
10 this company hes been prepared and has
been before the Board OF Public Works for
some time for consideration. 1t will be- laid
before the City Council Mt an early day and
we trust will meet with favorable attention,
az III Very. respectfully, lif
!, 4 }S a5f5s G. D. HuHp.a,,
Ia * I :. 5 - L, President.
Y: Mr.. Hubbard; stated that lie; Offered tho
following communication At tha apppast;or
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STOCK SUBSCRIPTIONS.

A compromise settlement has bsen made
with most OF tho subscribers 10 the capital
stock Of this company against whom sni.s
had been brought on account OF such sub.
rinsiors, and the proceeds paid to the
treasurer. I-g 81 =. -l ~
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(; al1e Qll1l|ltta''II.liqs,lre,;:.
Now Advertisements.
-Silks I'm hvnIIv- ofJo..

o''Icc: N".. % ana 81 Fouricca,M street.
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r. OST-A FINE SILK UMBRELLA.
IL "Wednesday night. either In Stanton 4 Dsvcn
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for return 10 Stanton Y Davepports mrs
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-30
THE TURKEY CABINET !
Having Captured Enough Re-
presentatiVes with Tax-As-
sessOrships, and with the
Aid of Their Own Ballots
DEFEATS A RESOLUTION OF
WANT OF CONFIDENCE !
BY a VOTE OF 25 TO Fl

The following is list of ayes and
noes, upon a motion to Indefinitely
Postpone the Resolution;
Ayes-Gibson, Gulick, Kapena,
Neumann, Walker, Macfarlane,
Bush, Kaae, Kuihelani, Kanoa,
Parker, Palohau, Amara, Kaulia,
Kaulukou, Baker, Lilikalani, Keau,
Aholo, Kamallele, Gardner, Kauna-
mano, Nahinu, Kupihea, Nakaleka.
Noes-Widemann, Bishop, Wilder,
Judd, Smith, Martin, Dowsett,
Dole, Rowell, f. Brown, G. Brown,
Kalua, Richardson, w. O. Smith,
Kanealii, G. Brown, Hitchcock,
Nawahi. Kauwila, Pilipo, Kauhane.