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, 1884-09-10


Julia jackson, the only child OF Stonewall
Jackson, OF beloved memory, Is here. She Is
a slight. blue-o Dyed girl, with fair hair, dark
eyebrows and long lashes, which gives
strength and character TO her mobile, chang
ing fere She is quite an accomplished young
lady, sNims like u fsh, shoots like a riaeman,
and rides like a Kentucky belle, in her gray
Confederate uniform, trimmed with big brass
buttons ltis very pretty to see the Difference
paid the widow and only child OF their lost
lender BY all the southern men and women
'vi.' may chanco to meet them. Mrs. jackson
isa modest little lady, with charming man
nsri and sweet voice.
Gen. Robert f. Lees eldest son, Gen. W. F..
II. Lee. lkooneyl. Is here with his beautiful
wife He Is a large, handsome man, who has
spent most u his life in the open air, and
LOOKS like m English country barunet who
keep the hounds, serves God and honors the
king john ; Wise. of Virginia, the FIRE
eating congressman, has u handsome bulldog
face. bright eyes and popular manners He
Is x mighty hunter and fisherman, and spends
hours every day in the swnmps with gun and
Tag -ui rods u wonderful make and fashion.
, 1884-09-10
M-hat shsn thc marys.t nei

The Summer IS ended-what shall the
harvest be2 If you have sowed literally
yon will reap richly But ifnot-remem-
be" that the next (the l73d) Grand
Monthly Drawing of The Louisiana State
Lottery will happen on Tuesday, October
lith. lSS4-full information of which can
be had of VI A. Dauphin, New Orleans.
La At the drawing (the l7lst) of Aug
ust 18th, among the results the following
is reported. No. l5, 365 drew the frst cap
ital Of s75.00Q. 1t was sold in ffths-one
was held 10y Eugene Gandins. No. 2Sl
St Peters street, New Orleans; another
by Mr.. Louis Seymour, of Memphis now
employed as q carpenter Ut the Grand
Cotton Exposition Building at New Or
leans. No. 53.sO3 drew second capital
prize of $25, 900, sold in New York No.
29.s62 drew third capital prize O.00O.
sold III iiths-two to Mr.. T. 5. Tutwiler.
Of Sanford, Fla. collected through Column
bus Miss. Insurance and Banking com
rany. Tie fourth capital prizes OF So
600 ench went to No. : l.l57 and 55,t7j,
Sold in fractional parts hither and yon,
mons Others two-ffths to A. h. Glover,
No. 25 $. Compton avenue, st Louis,
Mo. one-fith 10 Mr.. Louis 5. Day, OF
New Haven. Conn, aud to other partie.
in Washington. ID. G. and in New Or.
leans, La but here we will rest for O
period 10 be Continued ihdeuaieh.)
, 1884-09-10

tCor. Inter o eanl
Capt. Schley also showed III a can OF tho
food the Grcely party had lived upon FOR =
mont before they were rescued II WIS 10
pulsive-looSing stuff, with a nAuseating odor,
and when the ladies opened the can TO look
at It they Immediately replaced tho cover
with an exclamation Of pity and disgust 1t
was filthy stun, and only a trihe better than
starvation, being u stew Of rotten leather.
The men cut up their boots Into small pieces,
which they boiled into a sort of gum, and
then ate the repulsive mess. asked one OF
the men how it tasted;
J don't recollect.7 hs said, the sense of
taste was pretty we'll destroyed bofore we
boSun t. cat that stuff, and il wasn't a ques-
ton OF taste with US, either. A man will
eat what a brute will refuse II he's driven 10
il, but Il little OF that stew will 60 Il great
ways, sven with "a starving Inln-n
What Is the sensation Of starvinKf
AT first It Is dreadful, n pain that can
not he described, but after a while ons loses
the pangs OF hunger, and they ara only re-
vived by a taste or food. When we wero re3-
cued and taken aboard the vessel, / didn't
feel any appetite whatever, but after l got u
taste OF beet-tea and three or -four teaspoons
full VI milk punch, | was hungry enough to
eat up the whole ship, sails, anchors, and al.
and we thought It was mighty mean In tie
surgeon not 10 give US but Il spoonful at u
time. People talk about sweeping back the
tide OF the atlantic with a broom. 1t was n
good deal like that when they gave US a
spoonful OF soup instead OF the mountain OF
meat and potatoes we wanted"
, 1884-09-10
& MAVERICKS.


ihnI"hnth news NotcH fh'hcA up
About The City.
Pans, wires and rubbish are still adorn
ing the streets.
The gas works ara a little behind in
their calculations but will start up during
the week.
Union Mercantile Go. shipped about ten
thousand pounds of freight to The tunnel
aud the Platte.
The marriage affidavit Of Louis Christ
Maneval and MARY johnson was fled in
the Clerk Office yesterday.
Zachary S. Brown, Of Rawlins, WAS APP
pointed a Notary Public for County Of
Carbon by the acting Governor.
The Archery club has not met for a
week and the anxiety in the neighbor-
hood has in a great measure subsidized.
Evett Rcardon was appointed a Com
missioner Of Deeds for Wyoming, residing
in Maryland, by Hon +. $ n Morgan,
acting Governor
A party consisting Of Mr.. Joseph Gran
well, J. II. Millnrd and W. S. Wrighter
started Forth yesterday morning for the
purpose oftaking up land.
The highest temperature yesterday was
Gs'. lowest. l0'; mean temperature, SO
mean humidity 30 per cent highest
velocity Of wind. - miles per hour
The sale of seats for the programme Of
the Nellie Boyd combination at the Opera
house Saturday evening. will commence
Mt Rhodes & Tr3xell this morning at 10
O'Clock.
Little Miss Nolan arrived at tile resi-
dence Of Mr.. P. J. Nolan on September
g. Miss Nolan is rather ~diminuative.
weighing but ten pounds, but is much ad-
mired by her relatives and friends
Nh II. B Rill, ~reioicos in the owner
shin Of one Of the most handsome bicycles
ever brought to Cheyenne The wheel
is a 56-ineh Columbia, half nickel Expert.
and was obtainolrhrough the agency Of
Mr.. Fred Hubbard
The success of the Glow. Morrison sport
ing match has awakened an interest in
athletic sports ofall kinds, A series Of
contests will be held in thii city at TN early
date aud several athletes from Denver nre
expected to take part in the event which,
no doubt will be an interesting one
The colored people of the Baptist
church didn't have their festival last
night They are ready TO endure a rea
sonable amount Of hardship, but did not
care about a cateh-as-can wrestling match
with old Borcas As the sporting men
say, the event is of, a fair day and good
traeS being one Of requisites of the per
iormance
, 1884-09-10
THE soNa.
Fact and Philosophy on tbs subject,
from Ksiu Nye.


New York Mercury.1
Along with the blessing OF freedom and the
divine right OF suffrage comes the Incubus.
the blot upon our glorious institutions, know.l
US tho campaign song. Dynamite under
the throne Is La1, but when tho shattered
monarch IS gathered together In a royal
ginny sack and buried, peace once morn
reigis over the kingdom, but in q republic
We know that every four years we are over
Swallowed by the campaign song, sot t. tio
tune of John Browns body. which Is supposed
10 10 marching d.
-Four years ago l had the honor Of invent
ing and hurting forth upon the nation a song
which did much 70 deepen the horror Of the
campaign. 1t consisted OF a song which was
known everywhere al the adjustable cam
paigu song, to be warbled TO the tune.
Empty Is the Cradle. Baby's Gone" 1t
cUnld be used both by the Democrats and Re
publicans equally well, and has a vacant
space left in the chorus, whore by means Of a
Stat and adjustable thumb-screws the names
uf either candidates can be inserted. This
song wa= cast In solid plates, and hawkod
abuut the country along with tho jail bird
wopi-cuts Of tho candidates, and did much
damage whers no precautions were takon
against its ravages.
The campaign song OF the present great
WAT ~ INV ulFAn ~ LrN W Dt h4lcului anu
eyade u whenever 1t Is possible. 1t runs to
the tune OF Mother, Is the Battle OverN
To be perfectly candid, / am IA little
Town on manufactured enthusiasm. Hired
bands, hired encore, supes n convention
boomers, receiving 50 much day and board,
10 not strike my fancy, no matter by which
purity they may be hired. But the campaign
song, ierked out Of the grave or gArret
every four years and new storc teeth put In
a. ILLS me with a nameless gloom.
call to mind a campaign song and a glee
club, with which, several years ago, We
trained under "a most deserving candidate on
the other side. He told tho CLEO club that he
paldn afford to pay its expenses, and tried
TO got out of IL that way, but the chairman
81 our central committee heard the club sing
TINT campaign song, aud he paid tho expenses
af the club out OF our funds, while 10 travelled
around through the country, beading the
hoeiss Of our enemies and leaving u urail Of
horror wherever 70 went.
| would give you a stanza or two, only ]
am friendly toward the whites at present and
do not want TO leave the reservation
Tho trouble IS that the campaign song does
not bring out our best talent. 1t Is the same
with tho woOd-cut of the candidate. Cam
iriigu portraits are generally engraved on
Eastwood with u double-barrel shotgun. II
Is an impromptu affair. So Is tho campaign
song Sidney amer and Baron 1ennyson
do not write campaign ongs. Neither does
the sweet singer OF Michigan. Only the
high board fence poet ever writes campaign
-9ngs that are sung TO the tune OF John
Browns remains lie Wondering in the grave,
while HIS soul Is in the act of marching on.
Very few writers OF campaign songs ever die
"A natural death. They generally die mystsri-
Ously md suddenly, with some other mans
. ppis on.
, 1884-09-10


A small, ragged urchin was observed by n
plhlanihroplc old gentleman on Howard
s'rout, grinding his knucklc~ into hs .v,snnd
bowling dolefully.
What is the matter, my boyf
~Feller pasted me In tho snoot'
What did you do TO himf'
Nothing, sir am u good little boy and
r.ss ter Sunday school, aud the teacher sea
i.member, boys, a soft answcr tnrneui away
wrath. and whom l steps on the fellsr's cons,
and he gets wrathy, l Jest ser the softsst
thing could think OF, and calls him a dude,
and he up and slugged mel
Bless my souli7 exclaimed the old gentle
man aghast, when suddenly abandoning his
Whimper, the urchin cut a cape ON the pave
ment, put his fingers 70 his nose, gave utter
anco to an ecstatic sold again. and dArtsd
witty down an alley.
Cam rrctzsl; These are sweet times The
i.reets are full OF candy-dAteA
, 1884-09-10
Girls, Bewarei

AobnbSA NANOH-l
Browns brow was clouded.
"Soms girl scrapef' querted his friend
Bnkins-
well, to tell the truth" replied Brown,
there il a girl at the bottom OF it. You see,
ever since | made hat strike in Atchinson.
and-shank heavenl-pulled out OF 1t. I've
been kinder keeping my matrimonial
weather eye open, as it were. l thought I'd
found her, hut, we'll heaving u deep Sigh
-it's all over now
Tell me about it, old fellow" said Bilkins.
Sympathetically.
"Well, you know I've been to Newport for
the past four weeks. l met her there. She
was II bud-to look at her-I tell you, and ]
was awtully gone on her. Everything went
smoothly until / found out how much Sue
knew"
@Ignorantf' queried Blkins
No, just the other way. l happened to
hear her talk the other day with Professor
Buzzef-.t makes me shudder to think OF It'll
1t WAS al about eslteric Buddhism, planet
AIRY changes and world periods Think OF III
1t let me out, Of course, You could not OK
poet such u WOMAN as that to take any inter
esttig in housekeeping and-nnd babies. now
could youl'
There IS much truth In what you say, re
piled Bilkins, thoughtfully, aud Brown looked
relieved and lighted u cigar.
, 1884-09-10

The latest telephone dispen Is with elec-
tricity altogether. Its diaphragm is split
willow or other wood closely woven, dried
and vanished. The drying contracts the
tibcrs and produces a very high tension. In
the center Of the diaphragm Is q strong copper
plate, to which the wire "a ATTACHED. For
distances less than two mile1 tie new tele-
phone conveys sound bettor aud more
distinctly than the He'll The difficulty in
Switching the wires, however, limits It's
use
, 1884-09-10
The Democratic Leader.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, Iss4



On. come with me 10 the Arctic seas
Where the billiards and icsberes gr5s.
And daily awhile with the polar breeze
In the and Of the Esquimaux.
IN their caves on The frozen shores
We VIII spread our nets In the iFlgit laus
OF the airus that saorts snd roar.
When the rest OF creation swoo1s with heat
All pleasant and clipper Ven be-
'rw0uld be hard to nnd a summer retreat
AS coci AS the Arctic sea.
we WI rsmblo along IN some NOS glade
WITH never z sultfy slgh,
d loii az case In the grateful shade
or az Iceberg four miles high.
So come with me to tno Arstie pole
To the land oil wairus aud bear.
Where the glazleB wave and The lu41dd- roll
And victuais are frequently rare.
You are plump and ial-ssith such a mate
Ia my Iceberg home ia dwell
Ia the pleasing hope / could battle f,I-
Dy eating YOU asa natur'i-
Eugene Fssid
, 1884-09-10

A western circus recently ordered d largs
advertising poster 70 te printed, and theI
kicked because there was - much sky In it
II amt Ugoin' to advertise tie sky" he said
u the photographer. j paid you to advertise
my show. Drop a few caniels and stick en-
up there l amt agoin' 10 have all thai
good space run waste"
, 1884-09-10

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores. tetter. chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive
" cures piles or nj pay required. II Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
Fer sale by Gray & Pearse-
, 1884-09-10
Little Joker is the best smoking t


J. A. Tawney, Esq, a leading attorney
Of Winona, Mimi, writes; After using
it for more thph three years. I take great
pleasure in stating that | regard DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
as the best remedy in the I'D for Coughs
and Colds. 1t has never failed TO cure the
most severe colds ! have had, and inyari-
ably relieves the pain in the chest
Trial bottles Of this sure cure for al
Throat and Lung Diseases may be had
free at Gray 4 Pearse's drug store. Large
size. SlO0
, 1884-09-10
A Pretty Good Cuess.

What sort of a looking woman is Mrs
Syntaxf'
@She is u red-headed woman. I've never
seen her, but I know hat much about her.
~But how do You come toJmow that she has
red hair"
u saw Syntax yesterday, with his head
tied up, and he was asking where was tn
cheapest place to have furniture Repaired
, 1884-09-10

Instant relief for neuralgia, ~toothache,
faceache. Ask for Rough on Tooth
ache" Is ard 25 cents.
, 1884-09-10

A new lot of decorated china tea sets at
Craig. Davis l. Co.'S.
, 1884-09-10

The boss soda water only five n a
glass at Ellis, 29l Eddy street
, 1884-09-10

The mystlhcatlons 81 tine old schools are passed
away, and tile pupil taught 10 recognize at sight
that which The nnAcrs art required To lgrfurn
That those VINO practice Tor years. Without d
thorough and comprehensive knowledge Of the
material run which their music Is composed.
are playing the part Of au auiumlioln-not an
Intelligent being.
Thai execution upon any instrument must be
considered in no other light than mechanical
ART, governed b. q principle. which, thoroughly
understood and pnaciccd, coNer Tie whole
ground Of artistic deNterty.
That the price OF success u honest. daily.
mental and mechanical study n! tilnsc iunda-
mental passaEes-chOnd, aud sealCs-frum
which arr developed the peculiar forms nf ala
composers
Ihai good pupils never graduate, OF zee the
time thers j. nothing new to tui, but study
on. gaining familiarity with every composer ui
ment, cleaning therefrom and appropriatlng 10
themselves the heanties and gems from every
school OF composition.
THE AMERICAN METHOD has. within
he sixteen year. Of IT, publication. ellie ted from
thou sands OF delighted patrons scattered fruni
the Atlantic TO the Pacific Coast, 'he most HAT
fcfing testlm malls, which can be seeu By call
ing on Mrs. Mercer. Can refer 10 great number
n patrons on the Pacific Coast and In the East.
, 1884-09-10

Frazier's Root Bitters are not u dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act strongly upon
the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular make the weak strong,
heal the lungs, build up the nerves, and
cleanse the blood and system from every
impurity. Sold BY druggists sl.00
Dr. Frnzi-r'a Magic Ointment.
A sure cure for little grubs in the skin,
Rough skin, etc. 1t WI remove that
roughness from the hands and face and
make you beautiful. Price SOC. Sent
by mail Gray & Pearse, Sole Agents.
, 1884-09-10

F. GOODRICH GGaBF BS & Nd T SgFB B5l 81. EI ! .5555Tyl Bells 6Es:
Seventeenth street opposite Opera House Postohce box 4ga. Cheyenne. Wye.
, 1884-09-10

l~Exchange.l
At Breslan. l. l., the German settlers have
made some valuable discoveries. In the so
called pine barrens" they have found de
posts Of peat, mari, fine clay, brick-clny
and kaslin In ~excavating tho clay bed
tools and Indian arrow-head5 have beei
found, indicating that these were worked
ages before the discovery of America
, 1884-09-10

So TO Ellis for ice cream and soda
water.
, 1884-09-10

still have some of the celebrated Bond
& Lillard whisky lett. Best brand pro-
duccd Sold over the counter for Is cts a
glass. Pioneer Saloon. Jake Esselborn.
, 1884-09-10

Boston Post; Fiction has become to T.
large extent simply the vehicle OF Superiiu.
tics for men Of all professions
, 1884-09-10

DR.. +. [. WARNER g5 ] 57s3 GS Ss9 { e f S5sss'9'4 b md 5 EDDY
Residence 40i Eddy Street. Fine work a specially.
, 1884-09-10
so New or Unexplained System Of Notation
Prof T. a Robbins
A M ERICAN METHOD
foH
R1ano-Esorte.
DAILY Requirements Of the Pianist"
So~ used by over Six Hundred reacae~

DIR. WAGNER & co.


Which Will stand Artistic Criticism. and furnish
the material upon which every educated teach
er can base their own pccuilatlties u ~iustrdc-
ton. II presents IN a mes light, based upon
natural laws, the art Of execution Hnd science
of music.
, 1884-09-10

Or. w. A: WYMAN. ! F4gs5G5 i S.4 ASR R.s Sfg as15 20, . Oa: 6
the First National Bank, up stairs Telephone a. Calls answered night or day
from the office.
, 1884-09-10
.M,.s. a. $. .MERCER.

Teacher OF Robbins American Method for the
Ptano. can be found At residence on seven
feenth street.
uY TIM
, 1884-09-10
W. l0WMEY

w arren 5 new block at cheyenne, Wyoming,
Wyoming. Business in all the District Court,
Territory carefully. and promptly prosecuted
agemcnt Of land contests in the local land ohic
at Washington. Locations of choice Mineral,
and patents secured cheaply. and speedily.
Land, Mining and Water Companies carefully
matters and the investment Of capital solicited
, 1884-09-10

Craig, Davis & Co. can supply you with
a complete outfit for house furnishing,
furniture Of all kinds, carpets, crockery
glass war; wall paper, etc.
, 1884-09-10

AUTHORITARIAN and Solicitor
in Chancery. Offices in Commercial OIL
and on Second street, Laramie City,
Is and before the Supreme Court of this
Special attention given TO Mining,
Timber Culture Claims, and the man
ices and before the Interior Department
!, Agricultural and Grazing lands made,
Incorporation papers of Stock Raising
" prepared. Correspondence as to legS
d,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-01
THE II bake
And Entertainment iO DO Given Tonight
bytHOllIuNy Post.

And Entertainment 10 DO Given Tonight
by'Hollidny Post.
A grand bean bake and entertainment Is
to be given at the State House tonight by
Holiday Post No. IL, G. A. r. Twill DO all
event both novel and interesting and ono
that should be wen attended. The object
for which 1t Is given is a very worthy one;
the members wish to secure q fund TO DO
used on Decoration Day for flowers
10 place on the graves Of their COM
rades. The literary programme will be given
In the ball Of the Aouse OF Delegates, which
will be appropriately decorated for the occi-
sion. Prof.. +. II. Cfago will make the open
Ing addres; MIR. Richard Robertson will give
recollecllons OF bis prison lite--the pathetic rs
well az humorous points connected with that
I. Pay, Pruf. Craso, Matter Willie Drice and
Master Ray; J. Echarkopi, L. v. Ankle and
Miss Matte scharkopf will render the musi.
cal portion OF the programme, and Dr.. Jonn
i. Smith will deliver 40 address, E37
This programme will be followed by the
supper, which Is 70 be served In tho y enate
chamber. The bill Of fare will consist OF
baked beans, picked pork, collie, hard tack
and other delicaciss that the solder boys
Jared on. This feature Of tho evening will
be interpreted with impronptu addresses
and old army sonSs. There will be plenty
OF fun; there always Is, when these events
take place. The songs nre sung with a
spirit, vim and vigor that moves the world
along, aud the impromptu TALKS always
have come funny point. "A genuine suffer
tent furnished as Of yore, viii! bs one Of the
attractions. ~ 7 y
Delegations from Bollsire and Martins
Ferry are expected TO be present. All are
invited to he thcie. The price OF admission
han been fixed at Is cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-01
PERSON MENTION.
News and G,ssIn In Isolation 10 Warrior
" All

News n Gcssin In 1ciatiOn 10 Various
People.
Mr.. r. T. Lowndes, o. Clarksburg, is in the
city. 2
Dr.. g.. @. Priest, OF Cambridge, Ohio, Is at
the Mcclure.
l. N. Mcknight, Of Tyler county, wss in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. D. L. Rstliif, Of the Eouth Side, has
Just returned from a ten days visit.
Joel Woods, Esq Of Martins Ferry, is
lying q. his residence in that place, very ill.
Mr.. J.. N. Reed, OF Morgau,own, Is in the
city on bis wsy home from an extended
western trip.
Mrs. John r. Harris, formerly Miss Lizzie
Lazier, Of Morgantown, ID q guest at the resi-.
dence OF Capt. John Mcclure. 5a-i
MI. Q. L. GeiSer, representing 1.-THE South.
ern Ohio Mutual Benefit Association" is In
the city looking up his business.
Mr.. Robert B. Woods. Jr., OF tho Registers
local stsG, who has been dangerously i'll
with the quinsey for several days past, Tss
able TO By on the strest yesterday.
G. G. Kemble, Esq, q former Wheeling
architect, but for several years past q resi-.
dent Of Charleston, liz in the city. He was
Engaged Il few days since to make an estimate
Of what 1t will cost to finish the State House
at Charleston as lsf! by Contractor Shepherd.
He has this estimate about prepared and
will be ready in q few days 10 lay 1t before
the State Board OF Public Works. b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-01
TIL BEICk pAvlSu
For Sixteenth SIRE 1.-THE Mayors Gem
muuicntiou EefueC Il Committee,

For Sixteenth Sire et-The Mayors Com.
municati0n Ee1DeC II Committee.
The Council Committee on 9.reet1, Alleys
and Grades met at the City, Building last
evening, principally for ths purposs OF con.
action to take on the commu-
nication made by Mayor Miller 10 Council
3! its last meeting and which was referred 10
this committee. 1t will be remembered that
in that communication be recitei tho iact
that Council had authorized the Board Of
Public Works TO pave with brick, Sixteenth
etreet from Eoif 10 McOolloch st-eets. and
had also authorized him 10 sign the
contracts for the Same; that the estimate
made by the Board had fixed tha gross cast
Of the entire improvement Mt fl2,S 1926 81; that
this> amount lets the ST, 0OU subscribed
by the citizens, and that to be paid BY the
Elm GIoye road would be u lew hundred
dollars over nire thousand, yet the first con!
tract presented for his signature wss one for
5000 for 1000. eco brick blocks. He was
puzzled az to what he should do, and asked
Councils advice. :
DIR. Baird and Col. Campbell OF the Board
appeared before the COMMITTEE last night
and explained, az ISTEL,JGs NcyR readers will
remember they did to C representative OF
thia papert the night the Mayors commnni-
cation wss read In Council, thst only 500, 900
brick would be wanted for Sixteenth street,
and that the others vera wanted as a re-
ssrve stock In caso tho river
should fall this summer &c that
the bricks could not 10 procured
from New Cumberland. They also stated
that the brick we:O secured at a reduction of
s. per LOCO on tho brick ae3cc.stion's price
by ordering u large lot. They DEMONSTRATED
to the committees satisfaction that villa! the
Board hsd done had basn done for the city's
welfare, and action on the Mayors paper
was indefinitely postponed.