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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-15
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The regular semi.monthly meeting Of
Council held At the City Building last
evening was well attended in both
branchts, and business was disposed Of
with unusual and commendable dispatch.
The most interesting matter presented
was tho report Of the Committee on Elec-
tons regarding the celebrated report
Of Mayor Grub in relationttp the finances
Of the city and the attitude Of Chief
Of Police Smith towards the gamblers and
unlicensed liquor sellers, The commit
tees report ism the handwriting OF Clerk
Galligan, but whether the composition Is
his or not Is not known. 1tstarted off by
stating that the committee had organized
by elecung 1ir. P.s y ! Farrell chairman,
and then came the following:
sYour committee finds that between
the Mayor and City Sergeant there seems
to be misHnde nding as to the author
ity and duties OF EACH =.
M.Both seem anxious to perform their re-
spectiYe dutiesas prescribed by the ordi-
nanccs.s There being no specific charges
made in the Mayors communication as
your committee could obtain OF the differ.
ences existing, are OF the opinion that the
accompanying resolutions, II adopted will
settle all trouble in the future.
:. lseSolred, That the City Sergeant and
Mayor, whenever differences occur be
tween them as to the authority and duties
OF each under the ordinances, be instructed
to consult with the City Solicitor; and AZ
he Isl the legal adviser appointed by Coun.
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Mes. ann dom. Me.t.

Aspecial slegram from Braxton Court
House, this State, to tho Pittsburgh Tines,
tells this sensational story Of a well
known West Yirginian: Quitea sensa-
ton rcig.s in the western portion OF this
county over the escapade of Richard NJ.
Westtall, heretofore o respected citizen.
West:alL hes excited some comment by
siis attention to Mrs. Ware, thewite OF o
neighbour, l5ut nothing serious was ap-
pretended. Two weeks ago he began sell
Ing OF his properly, saying he was going
West. His family made preparations 70
accompany him. When everything was
ready, Wlstfall went to Weston, the near
est railroad town; to SEQ about transpor-
tation. Reaching there he was Joined by
Mrs. Ware, and the two! fled for parts un.
known. Both leave families, Westfall's
in destitute circumstances, as he took
everything with him.
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One well known gentleman was sum-
moned yesterday, ana when examined he
waa asked as to the places in which he
had ever played cards. These he reluct-
antly named. Then he was requested to
giyea list OF persons with whom he had
played, or whom he knew to have played.
He gave only a partial list, including no.
body but known gamblers. Then such
questions as the following were pro-
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Itmay rain and It may Anime, but the
Drawing of The Louisiana State Lottery
goes on thesame onthesecond Tuesday Of
each month. On March 10th, at the 17Sth
Drawing, Fortune rewarded her vosaries in
this fashion: the first prize, S75 5000, went
to No. IS, S47, in one ticket at S. to Geo. A.
Spear, a clerk in Bay City, Mich. The
second OF $4,000 10 No. $1,000, sold in
tifths at ST each one to Henry j. Schmidt,
q butcher. opposite the III. at. r. r. De.
pot, collected through the Bank OF Com
merce, Memphis, Tenn; another TO Hugh
Neil, Mayfeld, KY, collected through the.
Manhattan Bank Of Memphis, Tentl., and
the other tifths elsewhere. The third Of
$40, 600 10 No. 1850, sold iniifths at 81
each; one to Louis Hinz, No. 1883 Turk
street, San Francisco, Cal.; one collected
through I. II. Roach, cashier State Ma
honal Bank, New Orleans, La; another
through Messrs. Lewis, johnson & Co., OF
Washington, d. o., etc. The fourth, each
of 81, 900, drawn by Nos. 1858 and a 1874,
sold in tifths, among otllers-one to Susan
Pagan, No. 400 Hayes St, San Francisco,
Gal. one 10 j. Hirshfeld /; another to L..
Lalond, both OF Frisco, etc; until
over 500, 900 was scattered where itwould
do the most good. The whole thing goes
over again on May 18th, nj the 1s0th
Grand Monthly Drawing, andM "A. Dau-
phin, New Orleans, La, on application
will give full information. Try now to-
catch on In good time. p4w
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II cLIRY's RgroRr.

Clerk Bowers presented his report fol
the month OF March which was received
and filed. Itwas as follows:
General Fund-Amount Of orders issued
on the Receiver during the month Of
March, $4.450 83; amount Of orders paid
81 ,0SS 81, leaving unpaid orders. to.the
amount OF $S,4l74l. Outstanding orders
to the amount Of s., 279 Go were redeemed
leaving on March 81, city orders outstand.
ing to tho amount Of $o07, sol Sc.
Board Of Public Works-Amount Of
orders issued on the Receiver during the
month $500 81 for which there is q suffi.
Gent amount Of money to the credit OF the
fund.to pay the came.
City Receiver Dunaway presented his
report which showed the following
balancest to the credit Of the various finds,
APRIL. General fund, 81, O76 IL; Contin.
gent fund, s, 40 40; Ten Cent Levy fund,
81, 6S029. The report was received and
filed.
Ralph Arkle, assessor, was allowed 500
'on his salary, having completed his land
books.
o. r. Hamilton's bill Of sos for plans
and specifications for pest house and
sections house at the Peninsula cemetery
was ordered paid.
81. Godfrey's petition to have his salary
as assessor raised from $500 to $500 was
refused.
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Myles were named TO meet with idesgLs.
Hildreth. Caldwell and Grnse from the
Second Branch. This committee was IN
session about half an hour, and then re-
ported 10 the Second Branch that it,wa
unable to agree! Il was discharged and
Mr.. Hearne made 4 motion that the
Second concur with the First In striking
out the SETON referred 70. On this there
was discussion inwhich Messrs. 0ald-
well, HarTell, Hearne and Miller took
part. It was q discussion OF the .chest..
nut order, and resulted in the Second
concurrfng by vote Of 10 TO s. Those
who voted not to concur were ~ ssrs.
Caldwell, Robert Crawford, Cruise, Miller,
Scott, Smith, Weir and President wse ney,
The First Branch passed an otdtn auce
allowing Bloch Bros. TO lay q switch from
the p, w. d Ky. track to their factory
1.-THE old Sugar Refinery but in the Second
objection being raised by Mr. Jaeger 1t
was laid over under the rules.
The Natural Gas company's ordinance
was passed by the Second Branch altel
making the price TO consumers1 10 instead, oi
% cents per thousand ieet and TO the city
Al instead Of 12l cents per thousand, and
allowing any Manufacture or "assoc iatior
of manufacturers TO pipe gas into the
city for his or their use. In the Second
Branch 1t was read once and laid over OBJ
lection being raised.
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rho Colorsd cNruIyai.

Tho eolored peoples carnival at the
Island rink last night was quite well at-
tended by skaters. No white people
were allowed on The surface, but a goodly
number were present as lockers on.
Seyeral exceedingly good skaters were
among those on the floor. A tace wa
run by five contCsianls, and Joseph
williams, OF Wheeling, won the medal
offered by the managers The evenings
entertainment was 90 pleaslnt and the at
tend ln.s So orderly that the experiment
win "a doubt be repeated in tho future.
lThenext attraction at this rink Is the
three mile race tomorrow night
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Wahiliug on County Gas Wells,

The Washington, Pa, Reporter says:
The McNary well, which Is being drilled
by Mr.. Gibson for the Peoples Light and
Heat Company, 10 now down about 800
feet. He Is also drilling two wells for
Messrs. Ford & Nelson, the owners Of the
Mclucin veil; one on the farm OF Dr.
cCarfell and the others on the Grounds
farm, both near Hickory. Ford q Nelson
are LAYING q new pipe line irom the South
side, Pittsburgh, TO these new wells and
have progressed as FAY IS Mansfield.
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The Andes got away about o'ciocn
last evening with q splendid trip.
The Little Bill passed down light. The
III. w. Morgan, .. O. Fisher, Enterprise
and Iron Duke passed down with good
sized tows. 40
The river Is still falling at this point;
The marks last evening indicated 4 depth
IN the channel Of u feet 9 inches. Busl;
ness was unusually lively on the leyee ali
day.
The reports from above last night were
as follows: Pittsburgh, s feet :, inches !;
AIorcantown, 5 feet 8 inches; on City, y
feet s inches Brownsville, s feet3 inches.
| AT ali q these points it was falling.
Sweeney & Som received from Buffalo
Yesterday vim. the Cleveland, Loraln q
Wheeling road, the shaft for the Miss
issippi river cotton packet, I. T. Leathefs,
that Is being built by this firm. The shali
| Is Of iron and weighs about ak tons
When the flanges are put on It Will weigh
about nine tons. The firm Is Of present
busily engaged at It's South Wheeling
| foundry in getting the machinery ready
for this boat, which when completed
will be one OF the best and most powert1l
on the Mississippi.
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cUes
fThe ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in our live stock reports are
those Of the retail market, except when otherwise
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0PRNING-A. /. RICE 6 n;,.

Our opening Of PATTERN ats and Bon.
nets takes place Thurs NV and Friday,
10th aud 17ihiust. - 80"
Weare making every effort 10 eclipse
a w I iormer llngs In the variety and
ten sss y our display, and promise
M MaS az Ronnets IRON the leading
~ ss.es, ut low prices.
Iar preparations for theSprlng Season
will ali be complete, and We eau safely
say that never before has as fine a line. d
Millinery been displayed, as ne promise
to exhibit. A. L. RICE y W.
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rnE noUrINE woRK

Dlsposnd Of at Lat Nights Council Meet
ing.
The Second Branch was called TO order
at 1880 o'clock sharp by President swee-
ney. The absentees were Messrs. Del
brugge, Healy, Pickett and Stanley. The
reading ofthe minutes was suspended,
though they were short and there was but
little business on the table. AS it is, thu,
reading Of the minutes ofthe two meetings
at the next meeting will consume constd .
cradle time. The committee reports wers
taken up and disposed Of as follows:
The Committee on City Prison reported
that deemed It inexpedient to uniform
city prisoners as contemplated in Nj.
Comcrford's resolution. Bills amounting
to S2417 together with those Of the
Superintendent amounting to Sl56 SO were
presented and ordered paid.
The Committee on Markets presented u
bill Of $lS45 for plumbing which was
ordered paid. 0nrecommehdation OF the
committee, GIG. Murdoch was granted
permission 10 consolidate stalls GS and SO
in the Second ward market house one
being outside and the other inside, and
enclose them SO as to make store room,
the work to be done under the direction
and to the satisfaction Of the Market
Master, and Murdoch to pay rent Of S.
per month in advance.
The Committee on Real Estate present.
ed bills aggregating S4004, and that on
Fire Department, bills to the amount Of
S9Ss7s, which were ordered paid. In
cluded in the Fire Departments bills was
one for 500 toll for the fire alarm wires
crossing the SUSPENSION bridge. The Com
mittee ON Fire Department recommended
that Charles Donel be paid $27 "A for SER
vices at the Hope hose house during the
time that Foreman Ricketts, was Off duty
owing to injuries received at a fire, which
recommendation was approved by the
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ne,u ADVERTISEMENTS.
GEALED PROPOSALS.
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ClfRk,s ufflcE. !. ,.s,,,,,,..
BoAEDo CoaNtSsaoS 2 - OF OHIO COUNTY,
q + WmEEIIS6, w. VA, April ~, ISIS.
sealed proposals for work 70 DO done on follow
trg Count Roads during the current year will be
reeelye al tlis office until Wednesday, 18th inst
at iS N: = ~ =, q.
va Sss S2r 10 i S cubic yards isaSadSnsns
BoSss Hill. s. { d. Triadelphla District SlOcubic
yards mi cadatnIxing.
yards grading, 20 cubic yards masonry.
bro BrownS Run, 900 cubic yaids grading, % cubic
a Sssp mii Raa Is cubic yards macadsnislns.
YARDS Ram masonry. 30 cubis S yards minimizing
% cubic yaids masonry, as cubic yards iSacads.
n r.. Z. p second division, 100 cubic yardssad
aass,mIxIns a.s s'' y ~
C;iiiesnie's Run, DO cubic yard, grading % cubic
wards riasonfy. = = b : ~ r O
Glenn's Rua and Cherry Hill. 100 cubic yards
rrading. 50 cubic yards masonry, 100 cutie yards
matchmaking.
miacsdsmizIns. -
Meeting Hoslse nil. $50 cubic yards 1iacadami1.
inv : = 81 ~ y
aiddle wheeling Geek, lower end, $50 cubic
yards matchmaking.
amixire. ~ : . 80. s,2r +
Mc(iraw's Run, go cubic yards aaendamLEing
Peters Run Trladelphla District. 10 cubic yards
msesdafniIing, = 80 - : -
Peters Rnn, RichlAnd District 90 cubic yards
grading. 90 cubic yards inaca daniiEing.
PoRues' Run, l06 cubic yards macddami1lng.
PeiiinSula Road coo cubic wards matchmaking,
River Road First Diyi.l6n, co cubic yards
macadamixing.
: R0ney's Point s. and n 80 cubic yards gradtng
% cubic yards masonry loo o. cubic jsrds aaCad
miIing. - - - n y :
Riess and cast'eman,s Run, 2,sOo cubic yards
grading. 90 cubic yards masonry. N : =
Short Greek, NORTH Fork, $50 cubic yards macada.
mixing.
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The Financial Ordinance Passed-o thors
Deferred.
Anumber ofordinanees were considered
at last nights Council meeting. AS soon
as the First Branch had assembled It was
notified blythe Second that il had refused
to concur atits last Meeting with the First
in striking outot theorlinance to keepthe
disbursements Of the city within the limits
Of It's revenus that portion compelling the
Gas Trustees and Water Commissioners to
pay all their receipt into the city treasury
Tor the use Of 1.-THE city or any Of It's boards,
agencies or departments, and providing
further that no money should be paid out
.ofthe treasury fcrexpenditnres Incurred
by the Tfustecso or Commissioners except
by an order on the City Clerk directing
him to draw his order onthe Receiver for
O check for the amount so incuIred.
a committee OF conference was asked
for, and Aessrs, Bingell, Hoffman and
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JUST RECEIVED.

Alarsc assortment Of Spring and Sum.
mer Stock, consisting OF tho latest yarie.
ties In CsAtings, Snlttngs, Pantal0Onings
and ()yerc0atlngs, which We will make
upin Tho latest and best styles and Of
lowest possible prices.
Also full llIie Of Cents Furnishing
Goods. ,,,,ss 7. .o,,e
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Mr.. E. Springer, Of Mechanicsburg, Pa,
writes: n was afflicted with lung fever
and abscess on lungs, and reduced 70 o
walking skeleton. Got o free trial bottle
OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, which did me SO much good that l
bought dollar bottle. Alter using three
bottles, found myself once more q man,
completely restored 10 health, with o
hearty appetite aud q gain In heshiot As
lbs. Call at Logan & Co.'s drug store
and get aifee trial bottle Of this certain
cure for oil Lung Diseases. Large bottles
81 90. 90 ..-l LaL q. MMRAM
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CLEANS Rua and Cherry Hill. 100 cubic yards
grading, 50 cubic yards masonry, 100 cubic yards
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Gtttenra.
InfantileS Skin Beautiflers.-Appeal
to Motllers...Try Them.

Fn. Cleansing Tho skin aud Scalp Of Birth Hu:
ton, for curing the lItSi symptoms Of Eczema,
FSoriaiis, MIX Crust, scall Head, scroiulAi and
other Inherited skin and blood diseases Cutleura,
tho great Skin Cure, aud Guticura Soap, M exqui:
site Skin BcautiHer, externally, and Cuticnn Re
solvent, the new Blood Purifier, internally, are In.
fallible, Absolutely pure.
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Arrivals this TO
Arrlynls one year ago
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Gour. /, painful disease Affecting princi-
palIy the iibrous tissues about the smaller
Joints, has yarions names, according TO
the parts affected, as pcdaesa, whenit1 the
feet; Chivassa, when in the hands 90. i
hut whether the attack Is tirat felt In the
feet, the hands, orsone other patt, rub
with Salvation oil at once. In annihilateH
pain. Price % cents o bottle. S
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GEO. r. TAYLOR has returned from New
York and Is now opening his regular pur-
chase OF new spring and summer goods.
The ladies should call and see the novel;
flies offered this sprinc.
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WASHINGTON, April is n 1904. N.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer,
partly cloudy weather and rain, aoutherly
winds and lower barometer. v
Lower Lake region, rain and snow,
slightly warmer, east to south winds and
lower barometer, tl{
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Another car load Of wall papers, Of the
best quality and latest patterns, at Z and 10
cents q bolt, and borders to match. Also
new carpets, oil cloths and window shades,
at greatly reduced prices for cash, at Nos.
20lJ and 202l Main street.
JoaS ReE3ER, Agent.
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MARTINS FERRY.


stoye Foundry sold-other Current Nous
Items.
A force Of men are at work grading
down North street.
Mr.. Alex Thoburn, who has been very
III for sone time with pleurisy, is conva-
lescing.
Mr.. a. H. Burnett, a former plate roller
atthe Laughlln mill, now Of Ashland, KY,
Is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. William McCnne received a dis.
patch yesterday from Allegheny that his
son Clyde, who is attending college there,
was dying.
Mr.. Charley Lash and VIII seabight
have gone TO TO the West, where the s;eel
nail is not in fashion and the ,puddters
have q chance.
The Belmont Stove works were sold at
public aution yesterday. Messts. New
land and Means we're the purchasers, the
price being Se,225.
Mrs. Drusilla Gordon, an old resident
Of this town, is lying very low from a ave-
we're stroke OF paralysis. Mrs. Gordon Is
So years old and her advanced age makes
herrecovery doubtful.
The Martins Ferry Polo Club. will give
q grand Mother Hubbard easni val at the
Excelsior rink tomorrow night. This
club will play a match game with the
Chapline street rink club on Saturday
night.
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FoR pAIE IANGutp.

Emaciased children, with pimply, sallow skin. the
,CutIcura Remedies will prove q perfect blessing,
cleansing the blood and skin OF inherited lmpufl.
tE and expeiitng The germs Of sG1otuia, rheufnar
tlsm, consumption, and severe skin diseases.
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apEsr FOR THE SKIM

Your Cuteusa Remedies arc the best for akin
diseased hive ever sold, aud your CutIcura Soap
the fineSt medicinal toilet soap in the market
Nv. STAPLES, Druggist
u *. 0ROAhIa Mile Wiz
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l.rERRIpLY AFFLIcrED.,

MI. and Mn. Everett stebblns, Be!chertowu,
Mass write: "0ur little boy was terribly afflicted
with iiciofulA, Halt Rheum and Erysipelas ever
since no was born, and nothing we could give him
helped him, until we tried Cuticuta Remedies,
which gradually cured him. until he Is now as fair
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Down they 70. Best 50 90 Cabinet Pho
tcgraphs reduced to only g so per dozen
at plummer's, 1l3s Main street, Wheeling.
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$500 FOR NoTHING.n

VIM. Gordon, 81 Arlington Ave, chalcstown,
Mass writes: Having paid about 500 to hrst.
class doctors 10 cure my baby, without success,
Tried the CntIcura Remedies which completely
cured, after using three PACKAGES"
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Gpllars aud cuffs.

nlpV uso cutIcun soap, an exqui,Itely per
DAD fnmed Skin Reantiiar. apri.WE4w
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Tnertnonater Reeorll.

The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at Schnepfa
drug store, 1918 Market street, April 49,:
4 4. NJ, So, i2M., 49,; 3P. NJ, 50s;;7 ?. NJ,
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FINE Millinery GU exhibition at E.
Rody's, 1lt0 Main street, on Thursday,
Friday aud Saturday, April 10Th, 17i6
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ARouI pEopLE.

Strangers in the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
State Senator B. W. Byrne, OF Charles.
ton, is in the city.
Prof. A. L. Wade, Of Morgantown, who
has been introducing dictionaries into the
schools OF this city, left at this office yes.
teriay very handsome and ingenious
color chart.
Phil Greiner. the comedian, who played
'.Peck's Bad Boy in Heege's Comedy
Company, was in the city yesterday on his
way to bis home at Fairmont. He las
closed his season. y
The little daughterof Mr.. James .. Sam
ton, Mis- Myla, died this morning at 9
O'Clock OF typhoid fever. The hs4eayed
parents have the sincercst syIapathy OF
theis, many friends.
1Irs. George K. Wheat and her son al.
lie, leave this city next Saturday for New
York, from where they will sail the fol-
lowing Tuesday for Europe, where they
will join Mrs. Wheat's daughter, Mrs.
Rammsseerg.
Hon, ". II. West, the blind orator, OF
RDllesontaine, o., has consented to deliver
the addrOss 10 the Alumni Association OF
Washington and Jefferson College at the
commencement next June. He is tho gen
tleman who presented the name OF James
q. Blaine for the Presidency to the Chi
cago Convention. Judge West has num-
Der OF old personal friends in Wheeling.
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REsoLuTToNs AporrEp.

Mr.. Tracy offered resolutions that were
adopted, ordering the Committee on
Health to advertise for bids for furnishing
city prisoners with medicine for one year,
and the Health Officer to have removed
from Mira. Kennedy's house at No. 1912
Chapline street, where the small pox
cases were afew weeks since, the ashes
and debris.
The following offered by Mr.. Peterson
was adopted.
lied to issue his order on the Receiver to
pay the interest on the coupons Of all
loans from the.date Of their maturity.
Various unimpo rtant petitions and reso-
buttons were appropriately referred.
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Sold EVERYWHERE. Price: cu,IcuHA, 80 cts; Re.
SOLVENT, 81; SOAR, 25 cents. Prepared by PorrER
DHuG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mas
Send for GHow TO Cure Ska Diseases.
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In the First Branch the absentees were
Messrs. Gavin, Kenney and Wingerter.
Mayor Grub presided. The minutes
were read and approved. This branch
concurred in all the Second did except in
the mattero granting g. g. Murdoch per-
mission to consolidate two stalls in the
Second ward market house. It amended.
by making the rent Sl2 59per month In
stead OF So. The Second refused 10 COM
cur and asked for q committee of confer
ence, appointing Messrs. Weir, Hearne
and Tracy as members Of said committee.
The First Branch then laid the matter on
tho table. -.