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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-11

IT is expected that the Seventh ward
Republicans will, as many as can do SO,
vote ut the new precinct ut the Hose
House, SO that ut elections hereafter there
may be canvasscrs selected for that pre-
cinct. It requires vote OF 500 to secure
them. .a... 81 '.s- 49,
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4 Startling Discovery.

Mr.. VIM. johnson, OF Huron, Dakota,
writes that his wife had been troubled with
acute Bronchitis for many years, and that
all remedies tricdga no permanent relief,
until he procured q bottle OF DR.. Kings
New Discovery 4 for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, which had magical
effect, and produced 4 permanent cure. It
is guaranteed TO cure all diseases OF throat,
lungs, or bronchial tubes. Trial bottle ten
cents ut Logan & Co.'s drug store. Large
size 81 90. y VS. ,twraw
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BALTIMORE, October lo.-Flour steady and in
fair Inquiry; Howard street and Western superlnr
.ta2 ~; exttt s. .0iS St: family S8 2ilf IS,
Wheat, western caster aud fairly uctivc; No. !:
winter red spo. Slloi14p; November SI,sjiisc; Dc
cember slaSI4c; JANUARY SgaS9jjsc. Corn nominal,
western mixed year igil2t4c. Oats firm; western
white 'sa3ic; mixed SGi3!c Rye quiet ut 6!a,tjc,
llny firm. Provisions steady and Ii moderate dc.
md clear rib sides packed 7IaiUNc, McoIi'
shonldfrs SIC; clear rib sides illTs:: hams 18Th
l6l9c. Lard, refined 90 l,Ht,er lirm; western
PACKED, lalSn: creamery 29asSe Eggs IyGaoc
Coiiec dull and easy; Rio carSocs ordinary 10 fair
?.h1al914c Suar quiet and steady; soft &c
Whisky dttiet Mt Al fSaf 10 :. - N/a~
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for cold weather, Five hundred calico
comforts from 75c, Doc and 81 90. A full
line Of carpets, hemp, homemade rag, in.
grain, brussels, &C., from lsc up. Hugs,
mats, window shades, wallpapers, pianos,
&c., &c, cheap for cash, BY, order Of the
manufacturers, at No. 20l0 and 202l Main
Street JoHS RoEMgI, Agent, 81
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4 A MIcnldAS boy ate bar of soap, drank
lot Of soda water and went to bed to
cure his cold. The doctor had n hard
time to pull him through, but the boy
now SAYS the next time no catches cold
he will use Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. &
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ABOUT PEOPLE.


Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad. -
4. Worth spates, Esq, of Baltimore, is
in the city. z. e, -, .,.' 49,,
II. L. Wells, Of Clarksburg, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Mary Kelly, OF Rose Hill, Bellaire,
is visiting Miss Ella Ramp, Of East Wheel
ing. 81
Miss Jennie Morgan, Of the East End,
is visiting Miss Matte Hughes ut Pitts
burgh.
Hon. Eugene seeger, of Denver, COL,
the German orator, is at the Mcclure
House. =-..--ss
Mrs. Anna Thorne and Miss Kate Gra-
ham, Of Pittsburgh, are guests Of Miss
Lin Little, Fifteenth street.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
=, GiluRCll-There Will be services TOMORROW
Gt 1920 4. n, md 200 r. NJ, by the pas,6r, LEY.
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"a. i. RICE SEQ,

Opening Day, "Wednesday, October Is,
I on which occasion VIC Will exhibit u large
1 c6lleetioa0f elegant New. York Trimmed
.sPatternlIat and Bonnots, TO which we
extend d general invitation.
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4 TENACIOUS CROWD.

The audience began clamoring Tor Mr..
Hearne as soon MS Mr.. Seeger was done.
Mr.. IIearne made n very happy, little
speech, devoted largely to State issues.
He poured hot shot into the Democratic
State administration in manner which
was highly appreciated by the crowd.
lie also spoke briefly OF the tariff.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Hearnc's
speech, calls were heard for "IIart," in re-
Spouse TO which Mr.. G. B. Hart, OF the
lNrrLMoEScER, declined to make speech.
The crowd demanded one so imperativcly,
however, that he finally gave them a little
talk, which, like the preceding speeches,
evoked the greatest enthusiasm.
a large portion OF the crowd remained
standing about the stand until half past
eleven, in spite OF the cold air, and seemed
reluctant to depart when the meeting was
ut IN end. 1t was enough to call out
tho expression made by Mr.. Secser,
that since seeing this meeting out.
doors on such a night, he had hopes Of
seeing West Virginia enrolled in the
column OF Republican States.
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i The o. no, not Record.

The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer rs observed ut. Schncpfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IA. M 5ss;;l2 M.,7O'iS pm, 0o;7-rM.,
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Excursion to tho Bont Isaco mt wellsburc,
Saturday, octoberl1.
The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis
Railway Company will sell excursion
tickets to the boat race ut Wellsburg on
above date Mt the rate OF GO cents for the
round trip. Trains leave at B:55 a. NJ. and
] 20 L. NJ, city time. \. =. -
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Boat Race ut ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

f8"'' HNtco Ut MISUNDERSTANDING VrDUr.
The Pan Handle Railway and the Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh Railroad will sell OK
cursion tickets from Wheeling and Bridge
port respectively to Wellsburg and Bill
liant on Saturday, October llth, at the rate
Of 60 cents for the round trip. Trains
leave Wheeling via Pan Handle Route ut
500 A. NJ. and l2:45 r. II. central time,
and Bridgeport at S:3S A. NJ, l0:42 A. NJ.
and $3.50 r. NJ. central time. -.t
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I. Dun cloak department shows the largest
stock, the latest styles and the lowest
prices. Z. NJ. McGILLrN & Co. /.
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Dun millinery department. was never so
attractive rs now. Fall and winter novel;
ties now in. Tho extreme low prices
which attracted buyers last season will be
made more attractive than ever.
49, J.. NJ. McGILLIS & Co.
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Through Sleeping Car from Wheeling to
Chicago via tho Pan Handle Route.
y Thursday, October 10th, the p, G. 4 St.
L. Ry. Co. will run Pullman palace
sleeping car from Wheeling 10 Chicago
and sell round trip tickets, good for ten
days Mt the rate Of seven dollars each. Ac-
commodations in sleeper can he obtained
by applying carly TO ]. G. Tomlinson,
Agent Pan Handle Route, foot Eleventh
Street, Wheeling, VIVA. ...7 49,. 800
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Dry GUO,l

NEw fonK, October lO-Thcrc Inns been a ~
qlcst for moderate rcaSS0rtucnt OF many clas,e.
OF goods. but The Icncrl market VI Hrsi bnuls /,
very quiet, with more doing with Iobb!ng houses
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4 HAVE you kidney or liver trouble, dys.
pepsia or headache -? Try the DR.. Thomas
Pill: May be taken for years without pro.
dncing constituting or otherwise injurious
effects. u 4 : lYs7
y Warranted strictly vegetable, almost
painless and perfectly safe under all con.
ditions. q g. + & 4
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)salctle
::iiaplIno
! twenty
Deiilg0
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houses,
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I Gents. Underwear

DoS'r fail to attend the opening at
Rice's, on "Wednesday, October 10Th. y X, Is
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BEST FOR ANYTHING.

Having used your Cu,iclm Remedies for cIrh.
teen months for letter. and finally cnrtd IT, an
anxious 10 get IL TO sell on commission. can 70.
commend 4 beyond any remedies I have ever used
medicine have ever tried for anything. 20
MYRTLE, ILL., -s5r H. 8. HORTON
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OrESISG day at Rice's, on Wednesday
October u. Pattern hats and bonnets.
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GRAND collection OF New; York trimmed
pattern hnts and honnetssat the opening
on Thursday, October 18th, at A. L. Rice
& Co.'s. - ;, - zl'sl 81 = - ~
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ELEGANT and attractive dress goods, in
all the popular plain solid color fabrics,
beautiful plaids, and rich choice novelties.
Il -. E. n. MCGILIIS { Co. d
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An elegant line OF children's knit goods
opened this morning. sa,S
'ig j.. M. MCCLELLAN & Co. *
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a Dun stock Of ;untrimmed hats and bon.
nets, plumes, tips, fancy feathers md
ornaments is more attractive than ever in
variety and low prices q q
Z, d, McGIlLIS & Co; b
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Cotton.

NEw SonK, October iO.-Co,ton dull; future.
very dull October No; November OgJc: Deceluber
loUIci January l0.llc: February lore; March
Ioilei April 1850; May lo.G9c; June lOSac; July
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K "A. SEVERE burn on my land was cured by
st. Jacobs OIL, Writes ;Alr. Thomas Muir.
ray, Alderman, Torontof Canada, VI
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Every species Of Itching. sealy. Plmply, scrofu.
lous. Inherited md Contagious lIumors, with Loss
Of Hair, cured by Culicura Rcsolrcnt- the new
Blood Purifier internally, and Cuticur4 and CUT.
cnra Soap the great Skin Cures externally. 8! iIig
2 Sold everywhere. Price, Cutcura, 20 cents; Soap
PoI E II i DEua AHS Str,f,cAL CO. Boston
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General Autires.

SEALED rROPOSALSGsEATED
AZ proposals Will be teeclyetlut The Whccl,ur tns
oafee ttth Tuesday. October 1Nh. at q n'cl0ci T.
lhe Gas Works. Plans mud SPECIFICATIONS ean IN,
seen at John ID. Mcfadden's Office, No, Iblo Market
stteet, Conttncior to give bond with arprorSti
serva i9r in!l!lment OF contspct Trustees ~.
Of the Board Of Trustees ~ = t'SH :! o' 'eE
OcG $3.50 ~, ~ / ~ ,.,,, :, IN, 4
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The prices made on gents underwear
cannot DO duplicated in the city 9
q siS Il E. N, AIcG iLLIS & Co, s
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Fully Prepared !

OPENING day, Wednesday, October Is,
at Rice's,
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The Fifty-fiith annual exhibition OF the
Washington County Agricultural Society
will held at Washington, Pa, October
18th, 10th, 10th, 1884. For premium list
or other information address /. j 81
4 a.. G. HAprER, ..}!ss .i
~ - Ststt Sefretary md Trensu rer II.
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Petroleum,
New YoRk, October Petroleum aim, United


iRitAbEtriiit. Pa, October f0-Hooi quiet MID
steady; OHIO. Pennsylvania and West Virginia XN
NM above medium ShSic. New York, Michigan
anil ludnhn western fine 2oallc: mrlliim 5sa:t,c,
Oregon medium l7alSc -, = -
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IS: rs MEMS Finest Hand Made. Shoes, good
I MS can be made, u specially Mt
l5a;l! 81 j. w. AMICK'S,
Nh, ~ s4;i1 LIB Main Street.
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SCROFuLOUS SORES.

{ 1had dozen bad sores upon my body, and tried
all remedies could hear Of and at last tried your
Cuticura Remedies and they have cured me. :. *
2 49, i. q 81 - ,!5-y = JOHN GASK1LL,
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GOV 9c,lt.

TOR RENT-rHE RESIDENCE, mo
- 60 Fourteenth siEsei, Is for rent, Adde'S b.
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A, GOOD FARM FOR sALE-I;WI e
~ onetHt private sale for thirty days myT I'D
" Brooke county, buffalo towii,hip. near Iafn,
LiDerty. containing 30 ncrrs. Said fnFm Is West
good state OF cultivation with inir improycI I'm Il
aid all undefald With ai superior Iycfny of rents
which crops out: att the surface Ahundai Cccal,
fruit and well wntercd 81 epicntr To Ri hcc OF
Normal School and bethany oIjegc. Pos turch,
given ut once II desired Terms reasonable e,SIon
GUS SMITH. Call on or addresS, j.. l.. 8, VFEK xxx.
West Liberty, ". Va. " - NTH
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Ladies' and Misses Wraps.
ZakNKETS,

At the large Auction Sale Of
Blankets held in New York Sep
TENDER 2, we secured 500 Pairs
Of the different grades in 1914,
IEI-4, / "a and 1874 at a very
! low price.
Commencing to-day we will
offer to the trade the entire pur-
chase on the same low pricea
I basis.
As this will be the largest and
most important sale Of Blankets
ever held in this city every one
should see them before buying,
: as we never advertise anything
unless we knowth them to be very
cheap. ~.
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GiTYF PROPERTY For. sALI-THEd
" undersigned has for mlc OH Caldwcll's Run AZ
piece OF ground consisting Of several lots IA ri be
luz a good quarry. II not sold before Saturday \
October ISL at private ale It viii on that day
sale on the premises. In lots 10 suit purchasers 70
further particularly enquire Of DENTS 0'KeeGe OF
John 7. Lnkin or tho subscriber l rs s ~ y
Sale oil above property Is coninusd 10 ihe iS(
lnst-eNIDc hour E'is- .lgSrI ! p - tno nh
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ILSTHIRD Il PRESBYTERIAN
wv uRCII.-ScrrIces Sabbath at 1910 A. NJ
nnl J IN; Preaching by the pastor, Rev. j. q.
Hare. Sabbath School nj $50 r. NJ, - ~
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srtothcyr.s.$

III you arc failing broken, worn out and
nervous, use s.Wells' \ Health Remover
81, Druggists, 3 n ii
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CHICAGO. October 1o.-The Drorer's Journal nc.
ports; Live liogSs-Recelpts 1900 head; shipments
rough backing s. lIa5 10; packing aid shiPpiHs
s. 9l5 ~; light 81 gQa5 Is: skipS and grasscrs s. So
Of 90 Caitlc-Receipts 5000 head: shipments G,OOO
exporters So 775a7 10; good to choice shipping s. Sa
go; Wyoming and Texans S. IS; Montana S IS.
shecp-Receipx 2Goo head: shipments 1000 head;
market steady; Inferior 10 tiir 50 Ola2 20; medium
to good 81 OoG3 ~. Lambs s. 0Oli co.
East Liberty, Pa, October I9-Cattle market,
nothing doing; oil through consjcnments; n.
ceipts l:El head: shipments i,G head. Hog market
Daily Republican., 1884-06-27
Bank and Business Failures.

An extension for six months, on notes
given by the Penn Bank of Plttsburg,
for 1886, 900 to tide over the crisis after
closing the doors of the bank for the
first time, has been granted by the as
sociated banks.
The St. Petersburg Bank, OF Clarion
County, Penna., failed to open its doors
Thursday morning. Inability to real
ize on its securities was said to he the
principal cause of the failure. 1t is
thought the bank will be able to meet
its liabilities.
A despatch from Charleston, West
Virginia, says that one of the receivers
of the State Bank of West Virginia
Thursday reported that 10 cents on the
dollar would be paid on deposits. The
assets of the Bank are nominally $780,.
600, all of which, except about $40, 900,
are considered worthless.
The assignment of the Lindell hotel
association, in St. Louis, does not close
the hotel. The effects OF the hotel are
advertised for sale on the 18th proximo,
but it is believed those interested in the
property will buy it in.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-27
Congress-.

In the q, s. Senate on Thursday, the
resolution offered on Wednesday by
Mr.. Allison, making it in order during
the remainder of the session for any
Senator to move FIVE minute limita'
tion of debate on amendments to ap.
ropriation bills, was agreed to. On
motion of Mr.. Morrell the House bill
extending to water transportion routes
the provisions of the statutes hitherto
applied to land routes on y, regarding
the immediate transportation ot duti-
able goods, was taken up and passed.
The Legislative Appropriation bill was
reported, ordered printed and recon-.
nitted. The bill to forfeit the unearnah
land grant of the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Company was taken up so az
to be the unfinished business for TO day
The Senate then went into executive
session, and when the doors re.openet
adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Bingham, OF
Penna., from the Committee on Post
offices, reported a bill fixing at two
cents per ounce or fraction thereof the
rate of postage on mailable matter of
the first class. 1t was placed on the
Fl ouse calendar. The House then took
up the bill forseiting the land grant of
the Backbone" Railroad in Louisiana.
A vote on the passage of the bill re-
su.teI yeas II, nays l2l. Pending
motions to re consider and to lay that
motion on the table, the House ad.
journed.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-27
Political

The Democratic State Convention OF
South Carolina met on Thursday in
Columbia, and sent uninstructed dele.
gates to Chicago. The delegation at
large, led by Senator Hampton, is sup
posed to be equally divided between
Bayard and Cleveland. Hampton IL
for Bayard.
The Democratic State Convention OF
Arkansas, in session at Little Rock, on
Thursday nominated 8. P. Hughes, ex-
Attorney General, for Governor.
The delegates to Chicago elected by
the Democratic convention of North
Carolina are said to lean to the opin-
ion that it is advisable to support Cleve-
land, while they are in sympathy with
Bayard."
A meeting in favor of the nomination
of General Butler for President was
held in Faneuil Hall, Boston, last night.
| About l 800 persons were present, and
James Summer, of Milton, presided.
Many leading Democrats whose pres
ence had been expected were conspicu
ously absent. Addresses were made
by Rev. j. M. L. Babcock and others.
The Prohibitionists of Indiana will
call State Convention to meet in In.
dianapolis on July 17th to nominal
| Candidates for State offices, an electoral
ticket and to select delegate tes to the Ma
tional Convention to be held in Pitts
burg on July %.
Tue official count Of the Oregon State
election, Just announced, returns B. Her.
mann Republican, to Congress with a
majority of 2O47. There were II, ,223
voles cast in favor of woman's suffrage
aud %, l76 against.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-27
Base Ball News.

The following games were played yes
terday
Harrisburg-Trenton, s; Harrisburg,
acknowledgements, !; Virginia, 8.
Detroit-BostOn, q Detroit, 4.
Observation-Disclosures, 4; Metropoli-
tan, 0.
Columbus - Allegheny, 3; ColuM'
bus, c.
Cieveland-Cleveland,4 New York, 2.
Toledo-Brooklyn, 7 Toledo, 3.
Chicago-Chicago,6 /; Providence,8.
Louisville-LouisvillA 10 Washing
ton, 2.
ST. Louis-Athletic 2 st. Louis,7.
Buffalo-Bufalo, 8; Philadelphia, 2.
Indianapolis-Balti 3; Indian
apolis, l.
The Wilmington club have won six.
teen out of seventeen games played on
the home grounds.
Dan. Casey, one Of the Wilmington
pitchers, still complains of o little
soreness in his arm, but thinks he will
soon be all right.
The including game Of the series OF
three, between the Wilmington and
Allentown, was postponed yesterday on
account of the muddy condition of the
grounds. The visitors left in the after
noon for Harrisburg
Tomorrow afternoon the Trenton
club will make their first appearance in
this city and will play three successive
games with the home team. A large
crowd should be in attendance. On
July 4, the Wilmington will play two
championship games, in the morning
at Trenton and in the afternoon at home,
both games being with the Trenton.
The race TOR the pennant is growing
more interesting every day. The VIII
mipgton has a strong lead, while the
Trenton ia losing their hold on second
place aud ths Virginias are pressing
them hard. The Active is also playing
better ball and will no doubt soon be
classed among the strongest teams.
The schedule up to date is as fol-
lows:
Daily Republican., 1884-06-27
A Texas Outrage.

Towards daylight on Wednesday
morning, this residence Of W. II. Flip
pin, banker, in Dallas, Texas, was
entered by a negro. Two small chill
dren were in bed with Mrs. Flippin,
her husband being in Europe. She
awoke, and screamed, when the negro
grabbed her by the throat choked her
and otherwise maltreated her. He
then made his escape. subsequently a
man answering the description giver
by Mrs. Flippin was arrested, and the
evidence against him was considered
strong. He will be taken before Mrs
f lippin, and If Unidentified willbe i'm
meiiatei y lynched. Mrs, Flippin is il
q critical condition.
Copsy Higgins shot his brother Clay
on Thursday in Brownsville, Missouri
and inflicted mortal wound. They
had quarreljabout monkey wrench.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-27

relating to the registrar of tho Water
Department the words "who shall be
appointed by City Council annually by
ballot"
On motion 1t was received aud fled.
Tho President stated that the ordinances
providing that the Clerk Of the Market
should be elected at the first meeting OF
Council In July had been returned by
the Mayor with bis approval, and was
Q law Of this city
A communication was received
from the City Treasurer, asking that an
order for SAG. 90 be drawn in favor OF Mrs.
Tsy lor, to pay the interest on 81 $780, .39
which she holds against the city, and
the request was granted.
The Finance Committee reported that
they had appointed James O'Toole
clerk In the City Treasurer's Office.
Mr.. Farrell presented bill OF $50
which was allowed, for the expenses Of
three Of the special committee that Wis.
tied Dover to present the resolution
adopted by Council to the Court Of En-
rors and Appeals.
On motion, the vote whereby the ordi-
nance for the relief of the Wilmington
Malleable Iron Company was defeated
at the last meeting was reconsider cd,
and after sections and 3 had been
amended. 80 that the tramway will be
laid in the street instead Of on the aide.
walk, 1t was passed by unsnimou
vote.
Before adjournment the following
orders were directed to be drawn
Sundry bondholders, interest, $l1, ,250 ;
principal, $1,000 Martin Farrell, $50;
Martin Keogh, S153.12; Peter J. Ford,
Sl94 Al; G. f. Thomas & Co., S44. .09 and
S3.35 Philip Combs & Co., 1882
Eliza Frazer, IS; total SO 96.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-27
Habltual Drunkaras.

At this mornings session Of Mum.
cipal Court, City Solicitor Turner said
that great deal of.the trouble expert.
enced by police officers was caused by
saloon keepers, who violate the law
by selling liquor to habitual drunk.
ards. He said no liquor seller in town
had right to leta man like Dugap
have drop, and if he did his license
should be forfeited. :,
Mr., Turner thought some effort should
be made to enforce the laws regulating
the sale of liquors, and compel those
having licenses. either to obey the laws,
or have their licenses revoked. Judge
Cummins instructed the Solicitor to
lodge information against such parties,
and prosecute them, when Mr.: Turner
replied that he would not like to do
that until he knew they had been
warned.