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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
AFTER THE BALTIMORE AND ONO ROAD.

PIrrspuRG. Oct. 27.-7he Penny Frcss tnis
evening publishes the report that agents o the ionh'y
vaia Railroad Company are in TITS city puyinR p'"
more aud ohio Railroad stock Win view 10 , ~"
ing The movement IL said to hnNo h''u w ''1 ia 49,,
nearly year. nid haa been pushed NsoiV"s'9 ''''
M LI.iII n lInuIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
TIE MORNING STAR DOES NOT SAIL.
rnr TELEGRAPH 70 rnE TnmUSE.i


BosToN, Oct. 27.-it was expected that '"c
missionary steamer the Morning STAR would s" "' "
today and a large number OF persons. including many
children assembled LOWS Wharf IL was touhu, nom %
ever that the cOndensing pump was NOT III I' I nt,i
that the vessel would be unable To get away "ni'
Wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
NINE. sEMBRICH IN PARIS.

LoNDoN, Oct. 27.-Ihe Standards dispatch
from Paris says THE Italian opera season opened here
last night with Lucia" Nine. Scmbrich sustained the
chief part and scored decided success. She was hon
orcd with frequent encores The world OF fashion,
diplomacy, finance and journalism was largely repre-
sented in the audience. The American colony whth is
decidedly taking the lead hero present az gram com
stripped their sisters of the Old world in good looks ana
array
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
THE POSSIBLE OCCUPATION OF CANTON.
PARIs. Oct. 27.-The PGtlie hears il is prOba

bic that In the event Of the failure Of the present active
ovcrtures of England IN the direction Of mediation be
tween France and China reinforcem"nts Of 10000
troops will be sent TO China. with view OF occupying
Canton.
The German Government made amcable reprcscn
taOn tD Prime Minister Ferry Friday against the legal
ty of the blockade of the coast of Formosa without
fnrmnl declarntnn " war hnying heen mnde
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
THROUGH NEW. YORK STATE.
NOT ENGAGED IN PRIZE-FIGHTING
fBy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrpryEl

ROCHESTER,, Oct. 81. - To-day's New- York
World contained long account Of prizefght between
John McDermott and Jack Burns, which Is alleged to
have taken place here yesterday morning No such fight
occurred in Rochester and McDermott who Is
prominent member OF the Rochester Fire Department
announces that he viii at proceed to sue The World
for libel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
MR.. 81. JOHN At BINGH1MTON


BlYGuAMroN, Oct. PA large crowd COL
ected this evening in the Armory TO hear MT 81 'o'
who spoke two hours Most OF those present Weds
out of curiosity and the speaker was interrupted AH'
times By persons who denied what he said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
DEATH OF A CEYTENARIAN.

LocKPoRT, Oct. 27-Mrs. Judee Hoag Mosh
icr of this city who sixteen days celebrated her one
hundredth birthday, died yesterday from old age She
was. without Doubt the oldest person I'm Niagara County.
she left six children thirteen grandchildren, and seven
great-grandchildren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
TIE PRESIDENT COMING HOME TO VOrE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-President Arthur
will leave washington on Monday next for New York for
the purpose of casting his vote for Presidential electors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
NOMINATED no THH ASSEMBLE

Ini TELEGRAPH To IiiE rhihuNh'l
PoRT JERvIs. Oct. 27.-The Democrats OF inc
Ist Assembly District Orange County rchonih"'cu
/ ChAuncy Odell FOR the Assembly to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
pEoHIBITTOy ONLY AIDS CLEVELAND.

NEwBuRG, Oct. 27.--Colonel Charles n.
wessans in Tie Journal to night. issues IN address 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
THE EDUCATION LAW IN BELGIUM.

this city passed resolution to-day IN favor OF the repeal
OF the new education law the ground that the result
of the elections condemned the policy OF the
Clerical marty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28

ny temperance friends Of tho XVIII Congressional Dis
trct." In which hc declines nomination for Congress
On the Prohibition ticket He says that II would help
Cleveland's election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28
SARA BERNHARDT WORSE.

PARIS, Oct. 27.-Sara Bernhardts condition
IL worse She is suffering from great weakness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-28


hI. Mayor-I remember very vivdly the pleasant Incl
cent which you recall 10 my mind and nm highly ganod
W The Interest which II has excited among the Boys IN
your beautiful city. am pleased TO be enrolled az
ohorary member OF their Organization, aud the fact
Sslc, Ia ,hey have complmented me with the uniform
honor distinguishes their body regard as an especial
Sesi,.i shall carry i home with me one OF the most
sssc,s souvenirs Of my long tour, with which shall
iwtsh -. rochester both mt my going and my coming
Sen Sou would communicate personally TO the gentle
Sy mi no nave so signaly marked their paralty Tor
M ppreelation OF their act and include especially
1 ahks the ladies who have lent their gracious and
Sotsn,,ad ad The honor represents three OF the most
SSs influences in the Republican campaign of 1884
~ strength which comes from the soldiers and from
men, and the sympathy expressed III 30 large
TfS fs.es .ess W The ladies OF the country.
fhss, uiers and the young men give their votes and
snens Uk The ladies thefr couneDance and encourage
snaeSse sulaeSs Please bear back with YOU the as
Kindness my grateful appreciation Of the
srs., eafon, ss well as my pleasant memory Of the
Beon. o entnusiastic demonstration with which the
nonored me on the occasion Of my last visit 70
~ TIE REAL ISSUE PLAINLY TOLD.
, VI the way to Angelica, which Is situated on q
asnca road Of the Erie Railway, halts were made
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-04-03
Morris.
CONTINU ALTON OF FIRST DAYS PRO
CEEDINGS.

ed the following report, aud on no ion the
same was app owed:
Your committee on County physician re
con,uends the appointment II Df. II: Il. hui
lurd at A salary Ot three hundred -doIlats per
wear. with the underst ,nding that il accepted
he shall furnish all mt dicine and instruments.
R I Hall. L. l.. Highland, com.
Moved by r j. Hall, seconded by X.
H.lceso:. and carried, that a standing commit
tee OF four be appointed on Roads and bridges,
can. T.. l.. Hegland and K C. He!geson, as
committee.
The committee Oh county pruning Sutmts
the following report:
TO the County commissioners: Your COM
mittee have the honor t" make the Ioiiowlng
ra,ort We have received sealed proposals as
follows: Bid of e. ". Comstock, Of Olive
branch. at legal rates, +. w. Randall, OF Nor
rus Tribune at legal rates. +. b. Chew, OF
Morris Sun. bid as follows: Annual Financial
statement IS cents pei folio for first insertion,
and thirty-five 49, cents per 13ilo lor eash
Snhs.ouei,t insertion, and the Delinquent Tax
Ist for eleven and one half (lk) cents for
each description Your committee find on
examination of the statute that the legal rates
ara rs ce nts Ter tolio for first insertion and
1hirty- five cents per each subsequent insertion
and that legal rates for the Delinquent lax llSt
e. - cents Der each deS ription. Il. J. all,
K G. Heg-son Moved by NJ Fion+gan,
seconded by Hutchins that the report be
adopted, carried.
Petition presented by Johh McN icy ana
others for the formation OF a new school d s.
trirt On motion the time for hearing on said
petition was set for first day OF next regular
session. Aremonstralire against SAID petition
was presented by john Church .nn "tners'
Petit, n tor new school district.
o the. County commissioners OF Stevens
county, Minnesota. We tH7 una rsiSheu !"
,na;or,tv of tile resident freeho'ders of the ter
r,tory Affected, do hereby petition trcur hon
orabie BODY 10 iot ~ ia,cr,haa :. ,r;to,v
composed q the loiiom' S,,,nher ,,;n,,aan I,ai
INV isOl and ti,ilty- (3D and the west
halt section num, Der twenty |" y q. ,Meht,
nine [Wh o9] ana thlf'y-M" t \" 49, % u5 %,
town one NV, ,uI for, 1.-TWO. west (being known
norm % n" 81 Hortm,) in Stevens county, AID
as the tr M. II VI
state Vi m a,,nS names,
. M Hsrv james Mcdonald,
Dehh,a wv ~ Patrick McDopalu
yonn n h.nn,ns' +. M Carthy,
l. D Thomas G. Dolan.
Nouoa and Seconded that the petit n be
WV. I'd d,stri,t he organized AID known
stan,,eu .l Ih dist u let no. Al. carried.
d. T9n2 a,;iG;ng committee reported thai the
no .,,, ra,orted the New Court House
rohtfae'oi - NV tn. commissioners.
rTaay lo' ~ E;',,,epar,. sscondeI by K C
heig.soa; .na. that + B chew be award :
ii,'.i pe ~ nr;ntinp. and that 'THE SUM
ed the equity pr;n ua,.d an" th. off ia, naper IF
Oh Motto, oo I'D that The deIinoilent tax
stevens c9uii,y, -, ..'rHs eus y carried.
w W. G5lsw Srad P'y i ep' do lars dam4grs t to
h q place by county foau. hulohi'H 's'iu
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-04-03

James ..inahan, excavat' g at court h'se % so
&c = moving Clubhouse 90
B eteadman, interest on orders Al
H.lyesOn & Hanson. supplies co. poor 6 Is
II. Bragg. retrn of births aud deaths rs
" m Pail er, return of births 4 deaths 90
John Lingren, digging grave etc. Z 10
Christ Flatner, jurors fees State VS..
Howard 81
George Rowles, " 80
Anth'ny Cofcoran, post'g sch'i notices 90
VIM Highland, boarding county poor
Quinn family 10 90
A II Tais y, ret'rn of births and deaths %
A L Steadnan. wood for court house 90 10
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-04-03

Moved by R. J. Hall, seconded by NJ Fin
negan and carried that the report b. deferred
until Thursday afternoon.
On motion the Board adjourned until to-
morrow at nine o'clock, A. M
II. HUTC.INS,
Cpairluan OF Board OF County
Attest: Commissioners of Stevens
Thomas Z. Heenan, County, Minnesota.
County Auditor and
OK ofici0 Clerk of the Board.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
MAN KILLED.
TrIchIRae In POrk-OIher West Penn.
sTlyAniA Notes.


sylyania Notes.
Jsmes McCsrty was killed in Brady s
tunnel, on the B & o., on Tuesday morn
ing, the 1st instant. He had just entered
the tunnel and was in the act Of picking
up his tools to begin work when a twenty
pound stone fell, striking him on the head
Siliing him almost instantly. He never
sLoke after he was struck. The body was
stmoysd to q shanty near by, where he
boarded. Coroner C. Y. Greer summoned
4 Jury of inquest, who rendered q verdict
u accordance with the facts. DR.. Werlich
stated that the skull was rot fractured but
be blow killed the man. McCarty had
worked only few days at the tunnel, hay-
ing come from Pittsburgh. He was about
% yesrs OF age and had friends at Mt.
Hope, n. Y.
Some time in the month of March, far
mer took load of marketing, consisting in
rart of fresh pork, to the villsge of Court
nPy, on the Monongahela river. A hotel
keeper named Mrs. Henry Cole, purchased
the pork and prepared portion Of it for
food, by chopping it while in raw state,
with onions and potatoes. This prepare
ton was eaten uncoOked by Mrs. Collie and
DER family, and by Mr.. Shouldiss and wife
and by ~ o young men named EnglesupeD
ana some Cs0eIS, VINO were GIL OOaEOSES az
the house. In a few days nearly all the
persons who s:e OF this raw pork food were
attacked with severe illness and finally de-
veloped cases Of we'll defined trichnige
Mr.. Shouloise has died and the Collie fam
ly who, before being seriously attacked
had removed from Courtney TO Lstrobe,
Westmoreland county, are suffering sc
verely with trichinOsis. Several of the
other oosrders named are also in q dan
serous condition. II has been we'll authen
ticaled that in nearly or quite all cases Of
trichine that have been Investigated, the
cause has been raw pork. The people
should, therefore, cook pork thoroughly.
Scotdsle, Westmoreland county. Is the
home of blind German, Godfrey Kreiger
who lost his sight blasting at the Moore
wook works. As an interpreter, the coke
men and the law could hardly do without
him. Fluently he speaks German, Eng
iish, Hungarian, Polish, Russian. Bohe
milan, Swedish, Slavic and FIVE Dutch dis
lects. Poor Godfrey, you would say, if
you knew his history; his bright, sctiye
mind sRd bis aspirations so suddenly dark
ened, when he was thrown into an endless
tunnel through which he must grope his
way with the heavy conviction that never
will single ray Of sunlight brighten his
gloomy and oppressive path in the world
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
The Citizens Convention - General
News.

news.
In the Third ward, a Citizens Convention
will be held in the store room formerly
occupied by Mears tonight at 1880 to nomi-
nate a Councilman and assessor and q
Citiz ms Temperance Convention will be
held in Craigs ola store room tomorrow
night for the same purpose.
Post Master S. F. Dean has an English
fsrtbiDg coin bearing the date l4l3. This is
little older than We are.
Mr.. s. Keim has removed his family from
the Avendale farm TO YORK and Indiana
streets, Island.
Measles are numerous.
Mrs. Amanda Beagle, OF Bellaire, who
has been visiting her daughter Mrs. Kate
McMasters, returned home yesterday.
Fritz Retter is the father OF twin babies o
big boy and girl and feels highly elated.
Mr.. J. A. Gray and Mr.. Bud Brown are
Oh the sick list.
Last evening Col. Jim" Eberleiu, con.
duc,or on the WellsvIlle accommodation,
wss noticed wiping his eye, and when
asked what was the matter, answered, I've
got . hail stone in it."
Council met on Tuesday evening, with Q
full attendance. The ordinance in refer
ence TO the water works was taken up aud
read. Mr.. Peterson, one OF the projectors,
was present, and gave an outline Of the
works and what they proposed to do. TIE
matter was talked over, and the meeting
adjourned tn meet next Tuesday evening,
when further action will be taken. A
synopsis OF the ordinance, plans, etc, has
Eeeb published in these columns.
No arrests yesterday.
Nr. Stephen Priest leaves to-day for Kan
sss 10 visit relatives and frieds.
Milton Morris, E.q., OF Harrisville, IL
here smoDg his many friends.
Mr.. A. Mead has removed his family to
* e country.
Owing to increased business Bowman
Bros are having their bakery enlarged.
Miss Carrie Callahan, who is under med
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
auI vIvERs

Halted and Arranged I'm Review ~
Regisaer scouts
ONLY one or two arrests were made last
evening.
The Eighth hour system Is to be enforced
in this city this summer.
-Four deeds of trust were admitted to
record in Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
MARKET street, lust north of Twenty
second street, is in q very bad condition.
OwrSe to the cold snap very few psdes.
triaus we're on the streets Last evening.
PARxERsBuRG badly wants Minnie Hsuk,
which shows Parksrsburg has good musical
taste.
THERE will be total eclipse Of the moon
next Thursday, visible all over the United
States.
TIE Garfield Assembly, No. 172l, K. Of
L., have arranged for grand ball at Arioa
ball on May 8.
The Public Library will be opened Fri
day and the work Of distributing BOOKS
commenced.
YESTERDAY several Of the nail machines
at the Riverside nail works were engaged
cutting steel nails.
The new Chesapeake will be taken to
Florida to enter the trade between Jackson
VILE ard Sanford.
Mr. JOHN II, RILEY, an accommodating
r. * D. official, was presented the other
| day with q handsome hand painted pin
| cushipg, q present from the sisters OF Mt.
| de Chsntal.
ABOUT o'clock yesterday morning the
| BelIaire City Hall band treated the local
| men Of the REGISTER office to a beautiful
serepeGe, for which the REGISTER returns
4 many thanks.
Tnc combination playing at Charley
| Shay's theater improves with each per
formGace. As will be seen on the pro-
grsmMe there are several hns performers
in the troupe.
YESTERDAY q force OF men started to
work scraping the mud off Chspline street
streeAs but the heavy rain storm compelled
them 10 cease operation, before one block
could be cleaned.
TBE strike of the machine hands at Arm
strong, COen & Cos. planning mill has been
amicsbly adjusted and the men are all at
WORK at 81 50 per day, excepting one man
There will be no meeting Of the Carpenter
Union tomorrow evening
LAST evening at 6 o'clock Sheriff Brown
took charge Of the keys Of the Jail and
! tnrnpd them over to Patrick FitZsimmons
the pightwatchman, who held full power
over the Jail until o'clock this morning
al which time Sheriff Brown relieved him
in person. A new jsilor will be appointed
to-day.
On Monday evening littls daughter Of
Church Baxter, farmer living near Clays
vile, Wood county, Pa, met horrible
| death by burning. Her dress caught fra
from pile of burning brush and though
her fsther caught her up and lesped with
her into q running stream, she was sc
badly burned she died the same night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
Police Report for March.

The following is the report for the m onth
of March, which shows out OF 147 cases
1,172. 40 was collected and turned over to
the City Receiver:
Arresrs-Beunett, 5; Sylvis, 4; Dunlap,
3; Heller, 10; Junkips, s; Bsllville, s;
Bird, l6; Reid, II; Montgomery, 3; Morris
s; Frebolt, IL; Bsrum IL; Nolte, /; Taylor,
4: Grist, Is; Liston, 8; Rsdford, i; Combs
3; Carl, 4; Kennedy, g; Laugnlin, 2;
Thomps IN, 2; total, li7.
OfeDses-Drunk, IS: disorderly, .; vag,
rsnCy 4; violating rules Board OF Pubic
Works. Is; keeping houses Of illrepute, I;
prostitution, %; loafiDg in same, %; loaf
ing Oh sidewalk, 3; exposure of person, p
assault and battery, 2; carrying conceale d
weapons, 3; profane language, l; permit
ting gambling in ssloon, l. selling beer
without license, l /; indecent act, l; keep
ing gambling house, Il; abusive language.
/; total III.
Financial-Fines assessed, S7G6; fines
paid, s6G5; flies unpaid, SOL; lookup fees,
$lC6,i1 Sergeauts fees, 1913 80: commit
ments. $3.50; clerks fees, 500; total,
Sl,l12 40.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
BRIDGEPOkT BRIEFS.

Yesterday John Morgan and fellow
named Anderson, botn cigar makers, got
drunk, had fight and were arrested.
The new foot bridge over the creek will
be completed the latter part of this week or
the first of next much to the qualification
OF the many persons who are obliged TO
cross 1t.
MARSHALL McConnaughey is having the
streets scraped and cleaned.
As yet no convention for the nomination
OF municipal officers has been called, and
from the indications none will be held.
Yesterday Capt. David Wslling, Of Bell
aire was in town.
Contractors anticipate much building
heIeabouts the coming season.
The Presbyterian church, which has not
been occupied other than for Sunday school
service since the food, will be repaired or
sold and a new one erected. The report
that 1t has been sold for saw mill for the
sum of 81, 600, is untrue.
To-day Mr.. Geo. W. Medill will leave for
the East to buy the finest end best stock OF
domestic dry goods and notions ever
brought to Bridgeport. He proposes to
i end plenty of time while there and buy
goods that he can sell at prices to suit
everybody. Persons wanting anything in
this line should wait and give him a call.
Ii well pay.
The police report business dull.
Col. John BOnnar, of the .Etna mill, who
bad his foot mashed ny rail, recently, re-
turned 10 work yesterday.
Mr.. Elmer Apple garth has assumed
charge of the Il ma House, at EtuavlIle.
Elmer is good fellow and We wish him
abundant success
Robert McNiChol has removed his family
to the Island.
At BoRgs & Sons planning mill bu,iasss
is reported good. They are turning out
some fine work.
Another business and dwelling house is
being erected in lEtnaville.
George E. Steenrod, one OF St. Glars.
ville's most enterprisiDg young men, has
accepted lucrative position in the whole.
sale grocery house of w. F. Davidson,
Sleubenville, o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
rBE PACIFIC NAIL WORKS.
The rroubie Not setsIed-A Communf'
..,,o, from n Work man.

he Trouble Not settled-A Communi'
cation from WerkDsn.
The following article was clipped from
the Oakland, Cal, Evening Tribune, and
gives Just illustration of the kind OF men
who are now striking at the mill in that
place against q reduction In wages. rnese
men were lured TO this mill by promises OF
receiving the same wages paid in this city.
Thew had been AT work out few months
Wien the firm demanded q reduction OF
wages, thinking as the men were so lar
away from home they would quietly SUD-
nil 10 the oppression, but we are glad to
state they were mistaken, the men refused
and are now out OF employment.
"sRoUSDLEss FEARS"
Fn1,oR TR1BUNE-The article in your
MONDAYS paper having reference to an ex
pected riot al the Pacific Nail Works, was
rishtiy named "Groundless Fears. Ny
fellow workmen and have borne IN silence
much Misrepresentation in pubic print
but when il comes to charging US Win
criminal intent to violate the laws OF our
country, then for one must SPEAK 9J'
and ser myself right in the eyes of my Eel.
low citizs ps. Let it be known then, 10 All
whom il NAV concern, that suca thing rs
s riot ON the part of the matters now on
strike, has never been thought oil, mucn
less planned by me, or so far As have been
able 10 lean, by any one of my fellow WORK
men. / firmly believe that no sucn
int ntion has had any existence oatslue the
brain OF Mr.. Walker, and those VINO sym,
pa,hise with him. Had NJ. walker, anu
Other representatives OF the racine Nai'
neither nor others would have been lured
swsv from our comfortable homes and
pleasaot associations in the East, to be lied
shout and regarded here as conspirlHg
agsipst the well being Of the common
wealth. No! we are lsw-abiding cirzsns,
and love our country. But the above cor
poration, by its represen tatiyes, has deceiV'
ed us, aud rather tnan submit 10 tue decep-
tlou, we have refused to work Tor them.
We have done this because We are human,
and not mere machines; free men and NOT
serfs. bhATEh Doorh'
To give our readers q slight, insight INTO
tbe affair ne state the following; Ihe
owrers have time and again had reports
priuted 10 the { feet "thst the strike was
over and the men satisfied" and immed a.
tely below that would be found an adyer-
tisCment from the firm wanting woakmen
to go TO work at the mill. Which ought
to have shown to the average reader that II
the trouble had been aimably adjusted
the firm would not have wanted to bire
workmen. After all this the report was
circulated that the men contemplated rails
iEg a ri OF and destroying the works. This
Iatt, caused Mr.. Booth to write the above
communication.
All the members OF the Amalgsmsted
Association in this vicinity are sending
money every month TO their brothers in
distress In California, and 1t is sincerly
hoped the workmen will finally succeed in
carving the day and compel the manufac,
tureIs 10 stick up 10 their contracts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE or THE CRY WATER Bo,,

OFFICE or THE CRY WATER Bo,n
C'urrIrNG. W. Va Marrh oS ,x.'
rThILn spOpoShIs Wi
ai,.t a. III. os,,a. mt, IL M
Mo 49, -, ,or ,ns m aPtu
80 A., cnrn..tinn w',h veil
Wyn ~ sosS'oH WAN wv S4V
o, l. S,u a. ssp.p,weii, 10 he 81 n.
~ unNTl, ~ Sssr Villain va
% hheu WIN wahn OF hAIu burned sr.f
zee, III thiekness, lAlu IN nne Cement M
Wai's 70 nsSt shne roofing oDe loot
three feet thick, ard 70 be covered us
stcne coping Il Inches deep. fsrs an !
OF walls 10 receive Q coating 81 o., cu{
inch clear cement for q height a, ~
feet,
. Constructing an inlet,well % ,.s hJ
of which only bout ~ feet is in s,c,usJ
Is feet interior diameter. lined viii "a
nmilar character 10 the former. Win a.
footing and coping.
* Irving q horizontal funnel ab,u
TO receive a I.inch water ptpe va, G.n !,
be laid by toe city, bel ween III. txO :, Y