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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-02
INDICATIONS.
mAsHTHsroN. Feb .

WASHINGTON, Feb ,,
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley Fair weather
followed in the west portions by rising tempera-
iuTe northwest winds, shifting to southwesterly
N Ohio Valley; becoming variable in the Ten
lessee; falling, preceded in the extreme east por-
lions by rising barometer.
For Upper Lake RegiOn-Local SHOWS partly
'loudy weather; slowly rising temperature; winds
shifting west and south; falling barometer
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-02
Death OF Another Veteran OF the Great


UREA. n. Y, Feb. DIR. Jean Baptiste
Anarchists, the oldest resident of Utica, died
this afternoon. BE was born in Italy in
1889 and was attached TO tbs army of Ma
Fo.son the Great.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-Two or three UNFINISHED rooms
& on East New York street. Apply at 81 East
Washington street. %
UNOR RENT-One UNFINISHED front room, with
II two large closets, for two gentlemen or man
end wife; second floor front; CRATE, gas fuel and
wster furnished no cooking allowed Apply ia
forenoon at 1873 East New York street Is
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31
COMPARATIVE MERITS.

=, concerning the comparative merits Of
the Puritan and the Genesta nothing, of
course, can be said with certainty until
theY are tried side by side. But there is
strong and widespread feeling that the
Yankee will beat the Engishman. That
both the Puritan and Priscilla are far
ahead in speed of any yachts produced
here before is conceded on all hands. and
II IS said pertinently that If the Puritan
had not been built, the Priscilla would
nave been regarded as a wonder. From
these premises 1t is argued that the GEN
esta must indeed be marvellous boat 10
outsall the Puritan. But the Genesta's
record does not show that she is an ex-
ceptiOnally fast boat. Out of thirty-four
races sailed on the other side Of the water
she won only seven, say one-ffth. The
Oracle, the Fanny, the Mischief, even the
cutter Bedouin, in this country have
much better records, and their records
have not been made in sailing against In
ferlor boats, but with each other.
The general opinion is that the contest
VIII be very close one. The Genesta is
not an opponent to be made light OF,
which is shown by the fact that we have
had to build yacht to match against her.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31
GE0RGIA'S CAPITAL CITY.
REV. ARMSTRONG RETURNS To
FACE HIS CONGREGATION.

He Declines to Talk About His Al.
legged Escapades at Cincinnatl-M. P.
Carroll Mentioned for DArneII's PIaos
jerome Bearse Found Dead in HIS
Buggy-rhe Tybee Railroad Scheme +
ATLANTA, Aug. 30.--It was stated here
to-day, upon what seems to be good
authority, that NJ. P. Carroll, Of Augusta,
will receive the appointment of United
States District Attorney for the Southern
district of Georgia.
DEAD IN HIS BUGGY.
Last night Jerome Bearse, living three
miles from Atlanta, was found dead in
his buggy at the front gate Of his home.
Mr.. Bearse had been in Atlanta all day,
and in the evening drove John Smith. an
intimate friend, to his home. After leav-
ing Mr.. Smith Mr.. Bearse started home,
driving at rapid rate through a drench-
Ing rain. Mr.. Smith was the last man
who saw Mr.. Bearse alive. N0malk was
found on the body and the cause of death
is unexplained. The deceased was quite
we'll of and leaves large amount Of
property.
DEATH FROM LAUDANUM.
Frank Wadsworth, young man well
connected in Atlanta, died this afternoon
under circumstances that indicate sui
eide. 1t Is known that he drank bottle
of laudanum some hours before death
closed his eyes. Two hours before he died
he was found in room in an unconscious
condition. Physicians were called in and
every effort TO revive him failed
REV. ARMSTRONG RETURNS.
Some weeks ago Rev. J. g. Armstrong.
rector Of st. Phillips church, Atlanta.
lett this city on pleasure trip. While
away he occupied pulpits In a number Of
churches in Canada, and then visited
Chicago and Cincinnati, preaching in
Cincinnati on Sunday last. Wednesday
last several private telegrams reached
Atlanta stating that the reverend
gentleman was IN Cincinnati in an intox-
icated condition, visiting questionable
resorts for man occupying his position.
The contents Of these kilograms were
soon In the mouths OF every one, and the
sentiment was divided as to the truth OF
the charges, although the informationl
came from reliable sources.
THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
Thursday the vestry Of st. Phillips
Church held meeting and appointed q
committee of three to 20 TO Cincinnati.
investigate the charges and see what was
to be done. This committee left that
night. This morning DIR. Armstrong
reached Atlanta. 1t seems that he and
thO SoihhlALbtb pasbcu edCn OlucF On bud
Cincinnati Southern. Yesterday II was
given out by his friends here that
he was raving maniac, and that the
committee met him in Chattanooga and
| had to use foroible means 10 control him.
This story is exploded, however, by tha
fact that he has never seen the.
committee, having come TO Atlanta
by bimself. Upon arriving here
he talked nationally TO friends, and
declined to say anything with reference
to his alleged strange conduct until ha
appears before the vestry. When ha
reached the rectory he found his wife and
daughter completely overwhelmed with
grief.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31
DEATHS LIEUTENANT.
3,617 New Cases of Cholera and 1,I7I
Deaths the Record OF Saturday.

3,617 New Cases of Cholera and LII
Deaths the Record of Saturday.
MADRID, Aug. 30.-Returns from the
cholera infected districts in Spain for
Saturday show 3,617 new cases and LII
deaths from the disease.
sixteen new cases of cholera and six
deaths have been reported in this city
to-day. A riot has occurred at Almeria
in Andalusia. The increasing cholera
mortality having driven most of the
wealthy residents from the city
large number of poor people
were deprived of employment. This de-
sertion on the part of the rich employers
lncensed the laboring people, and the feel
ing of Indignation eliminated IN a riot
GUS outbreak. Many of the houses OF the
wealthy were wrecked by the mob. Sol
diers were called out, and in the conflicts
that ensued eight persons we're killed and
twelve others wounded.
SO CoRPsEs AT ToULoN.
MARsEILLEs, Aug. 30.-There were SO
deaths from cholera In this city on satur-
day. There are 80 patients in the Pharo
hospital.
There were "a deaths from cholera here
to-day. At the Pharo Hospital pa
tients were admitted and there were 4
deaths. There are now 20 patients under
treatment, 30 OF whom are cOnYalescing.
Typhus fever is spreading. Twenty fatal
cases Of cholera have occurred at Salon
and other towns in the vicinity.
1000 FLEE FROM ToULoN.
T0ULoN, Aug. 30.-Fifty-six persons
died OF cholera here on Saturday. Seven
thousand persons have fed from the city,
and about 100 shops are closed.
During the past twenty-four hours
there were twenty deaths from cholera in
this city. The weather is cooler.
CHOLERA AT TURIN.
LONDON, Aug. 31.-Four cases OF
cholera and one death are reported at
Turin. Nice, Cannes and Mentone are
healthy.
THE INVASION OF JAPAN.
LONDON, Aug. 30.-A dispatch has
been received here stating that cholera
has appeared at Nagasaki, Japan, and
that the presence of the scOurge mas crea-
ted great excitement, especially among
foreiRners.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31
SPAIN THREATENED.
HEALY ON TIE RosTRUNT.

Irishmsn Advised Not to Put Their
Trust In the Members OF Parliament.
DUBLIN, Aug. 30.--A large league
meeting was held at Klllarny to-day. T.
NJ. Healy, member OF Parliament, spoke
on the land question. lie advised the
people TO abstain from committing out
RACES, especially when likely ~
serve tho Interests OF the landlords
and policemen. aud that they should not
put all their tfust IN the Irish party in the
House Of Commons, who were only sap
pers aud miners IN the army carrying the
war into the enemy's camp, Mr.. VBrien,
member OF Parliament, followed. lie de-
clared that tue advantage gained would
never be lost and that the landlords must
be abolished,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31
Americnn Sailors at the Oars.

CONsTAETIEOPLE, Aug. 3O.-An inter-
national boat race took place to-day be-
the harbOr. A cutter from the United
states steamer QuiRnebaug was yictori-
Qua. The race was witnessed by the
officers Of the steamer, United States
Minister Cox. Consul General Heap and
most ~ the mombers or the American
colony and by large crowd OF spOcta-
tore, who applauded aud congratulated
tho yictora.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31

CAPE MAY, \. j.. Aug. 30.-Alberi
Barress, aged %. a photographer OF Phila-
delphla, was drowned near the steamboat
wharf this morning. lie had assisted 10
getting or yaoht which had been
aground, and as soon a. he reached deep
water jumped overheard 10 swim ashore.
but Immediately sank, uttering cry for
help. Although several persons were on
the shore near 40 hand, they were power
less % assist tie unfortunate young man.
His body has not boon recovered.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31
THE TYBEE RAILROAD.
It's Width Reduced from 800 Feet O
More &c 500 Feet.

Abb Wlubh tboUuUoU AtDm ouO Ec0t OF
More &c 500 Feet.
ATLANTA, GA, Aug. 3O.--After con-
ference on Saturday between the repre-
sentatives Of the parties interested,
it was agreed to amend the bill incorpo-
rating the Savannah and Tybee Railroad
as follows: The width Ofthe right of way
was reduced from 300 feet or more to 200
feet except on Tybee Island where 1t was
agreed that II should be sixty feet from
the Kings landing tract TO the line Of the
Screven tract, and that the line OF tho
road should be l50 feet from high water
mark. 1t was agreed also that the ''un-
granted lands" should be acquired and
paid for In the same manner as
other property, and also that five years
should be the limit given for the complies
ton Of the road. The section exempting
the corporation from taxation until the
railroad was completed, was stricken out
by the Railroad Committee some days ago.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31
FROM A SCHOOL TO A CELL.
The Express Robbsr Found In Box
Identified as OF Good Family.

Identified as OF Good Family.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 30.-The would-be
express rohber captured at Elroy, July 20,
in cunningly arranged box Of his own
manufacture. and which he had caused
10 be shipped with himself secreted inside
from Black River Falls for Chicago, has
been identified as Robert G. Niccolls, "A
member OF respectable aud vell-to-d0
family. Two years ago Niccolls
was a student In the Orchard Lake, Mich,
Military Academy. lie left bis home,
having 3 1000 or more IN his possession TO
engage In the cattle business IN Dakota.
II Is supposed he lost his money At gam
ing and resorted 10 this shrewd, but un-
successful, scheme to rob the express
company. lie Is now in jail at Manistoria,
IN This state.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31

VIENNA. Aug. 30.-Count Kalnoky has
returned from Yarzin. II Is learned that
Prince Bismarck maintains the conyic-
tion that protection alone will save Ger
mau Industries. The German Chancellor
urged Count kalnoky to adopt the strong
est protective measures for AusIro-hun-
gary.
German competition In coal and cereals
continues 10 weigh heavily on Austrian
prouucora
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31

IOkpOH, Aug. a0.-Thb Russian Gov.
orumfnt ~ taking severe measures 70
suppress the use 0f tho 0oriaan LANGUAGE
iu ihe Baltic provinces. This action meets
wlih crest resentment Toe Berlin lfes6
denouBcs Ia as illegal and unIusi.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31

BKLYAsT, Aug. 30.-ReY. Mr. Taimage
preached AZ 80. En0ch's church ia this
city today before congregation mum.
Dcrmg fully 1000. lie afterwards nd.
dressed an nasembage computed at about
5000, who could not gain adnittance "
the church.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31

sr. PHrERsnUR.. Aug. 3" The Rus
dian government has issued decree
making the Greek Church the established
religion 0i the Baltic provinces. Profess
tAntlsm will only be- tolerated. Children
born ~ mixed marriages are % De train
Cd in the Greek Church. The decree -
certain 10 exolte great discomfort among
f.aruau naffInsa
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31
Thc RoYcott Not Rnlsed.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 30.-A dispatch from
Sedalia, No, contradicts the report sent
out from there last night that "a telegram
had been received from Secretary Turner,
OF the National Committee of the Knights
OF Labor, directing Chairman Drew 20
"raise the boycott on the Wabash and
Missouri roads,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31

GIRARDvILLE, PA, Aug. 3O.--James
McDermOtt, a miner. was instantly killed
at tue stanton Coliiery last night by being
crushed between the cage and one of The
props. lie had just finlsbed his work and
was entering the cage 10 be hOlated when
the accident occurred.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31
SPANS FLAG RUN UP.
Yap and Palos Occupied by the Troop
OF Alfonso.

Yap and Palos Occupied by the Troops
OF Alfonso.
MADRID, Aug. 30.-Spanish troops lave
occupied Yap and Palos Islands. Count
Won salms Sonenwalde, the German
Minister, had a conference with King
Alfonso to-day. He assured the King
that the German Government was anx-
iOus to settle the dispute over the Caro-
line Islands IN friendly manner.
Military precautions by the govern
ment prevented the threatened renewal
Of the anti-German DEMONSTRATORS to-
day.
BARCELONA, Aug. 30.-A public meet
ing was held here to-day TO protest against
the seizure Of the Caroline islands by
Germany. The populace demanded that
the Spanish dag be boisted on the govern
ment building, and became enraged when
the authorities refused to comply with
their demand. The main door OF the
building was set on fire by the mob, and
the military had 10 be called out 10 restore
order.
SPAIN THREATENED.
BERLIN, Aug. 3O.-'rhe Cologne Gazette
hints that quick and friendly settlement
Of tho Caroline dispute will be offered In
favor OF Spain, but that the latter Will
ultimately be the sufferer for boarding
Bismarck.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31

roNsrARTfvoPLE, Aug. 30.--sir Henry
DrlmmOnd Wolfe. special British en-
voy, j. higdiy pleased with his audience
with ti sHllnn. from whom he received
every courtesy auf attention. ne after
wards Waited ibe Gfnnd Ni4ler and Min
lsfef0f i0rfiEn Affairs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31
on THE VERGE on p1or
10 rN'onnded on Cape Fear Rar

'sie. ,-.''Nul,oN, Aug. 30.-The United
|lHe s'ei Service station al Smith
b. ,f...'.., wa Wilmington. report that
adW.l..l beneiact0r, or the New York
|ad l.t-'.,nkt1n line. Cant. Tribou. ont
Iae.,i' ',luu from Wilmington. with a
apo F..n Way go' went ashore on the inner
|lsnl,g ~ uar at ~ o'clock TODAY. Her
boz se.,'.' considered dangerous. a rave.
|sarr, rna tugs have gone To her as.
|ealsr b. ,, t.e sea Is moderate, but the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31

AAN FHANCfsCO. Aug, s0.-Ihe Alaska
Commercial lemphnY'a stfamef - Paul
iIlu NunIIHskai Which arrived hefe Ihtf
nIfhi. bfou fti ~ seal sklre valued .
Ofef u IuN.I11
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31

No, 'aA' Aug. 30.-The chair factory
is lg... +. $40 East sixty.Grst stree2
tH.sr. " To-day. Fmeman John Innis
int ..., lmpauy 40. y. was Killed hy
H. Fireman Andrew N IA.
sb..I engine SO. h. waa halle
" no. iAlli inE walls. but his INJURIES
.sl,i. .l',d fatal. ne was take,, a. ~ i,,
lsiaf Id. w lNspial. The loae IA ee,l
n0., ',f 100000. The insuranee ~
Ho.m.. ls b. factory belonged to card.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31

NfNceNHEs. fND. Aug. 99.-Nlfe befe
late lasf ulg6f lld st0.V0 Horfl ri dan.
age. Moore a Harris, orugl. iose flom
$4,000 ~ $1,000.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31

CarnaryOn Threatens the lti0tcrs.
DUBLIN, Aug. 30.--Earl Of CarnayOn,
Lord Lieutenant ~ ireland, threaten
with prompt and condlRn punishment the
rioters who recently inierlered t3 prevent
eFicii0na AZ MulilmAVHt. he says that
The mob muat be- taught 10 respect tho
lnW.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31

MoNTnEAL. Aug. 30.-.small poK a. re-
ported at belooil. thirty miies from here.
heteIal new oases were reported IA ms
city TO-DAY.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31

TOLEDO, o., Aug. 30.-Concerning tha
Sullivan fight the Commercials
Telegram will say tomorrow morning:
Referee Tate was seen last evening and
questioned as 10 his decision at Cincin-
natl Yesterday. He has made no decision.
He thinks that Sullivan had the best Ol
the night so Tar as fighting points were
concernei, but II he was 20 knock out
NcCahrey in six rounds he failed aa
the latter came up smilingly every
round. Tate has not yet seen the agree
ment under which they fought. and can
not IN consequence render a decision.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31
MRS. wALKUP's DETENTION.
TAXING 1HE sAME MEDICINE.

To satisfy themselves and the public
regarding the theory that the deceased
might have bepn poisoned by arsenic IN
sub-ntrate OF bsmuth tat was admins
tered BY DR.. Jacobs, the attending physi-
clan, he and County Attorney Folghan
last evening took 90 grains of tho com
pOund from the same package as thst
given the patient, and have felt no effects
to-day from the dose.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31
STRIKERS FACED BY GUNS.
ine sheriff and Citizens Nearly Cause
hloOdshed at Galveston,

4ns sheriff and Citizens Nearly Cause
hloodshed at Galveston.
0ALvEsToN, Aug. 30.-The strike on
'le GuIl, Colorado ana Santa Fe railroad
gacnea crisis here to-day and resulted
,, my evening in both sides agreeing to
0''IaIe the matter. At noon Sheriff
'"ens' with a posse OF fifty leading cIti
n' armed with Winchesters and re,
9b,eIs, proceeded to the round house
49, 0 tne strikers and their supporters
- oongiegated. Two companies Of
Inor,-.i I,1au ana two 12-pOund cannons ac-
&sesa. t'Iieu ,te lhe posse. Arriving at the
be ~ ,ne Sheriff ana the militia entered
~ 4. l.o,,'uiuhouse and dispossessed about
orar,uisnlS OF Labor. Several times a
- H. seemed imminent, but the daY
,prs,,g ,o,Ooliess. When the . O'Clock ex-
kfrsorN. faln from Houston arrived the
4 hbee,'9 Dook possession of IL, and disabled
kml5 sue oeiore the posse or military
kai,oi f'o'ehl' Great excitement pre-
oN TIRE VERGE OF A RIOT.
rs'eIal thousand people were nresent.
#eltb traaels We're arrested for interfering
felaysd a.us: ~ Finally about O'Clock a
kamooeu Freight train from ALVIN station
Rbcr,e,l guarded by twenty-five OF the
rv.J posse. When the train was OBJ
49, Wy the strikers they gave
i Lo.sW vociierous cheers and
||urr, conflict seemed imminent.
B..t,. lis Time leading members OF the
8t1,ta vi Labor were in consultation
n m. ,'e members Of the Santa Fe Direc-
8oss Ne lormed a portion Of the Sberil1s
j apy - Nu agreement TO arbitrate was
& on M, 'ra'ned. Pending such arbitra.
a conh nrh VIII resume work at once.
'8ery bg..- .'-', quence the yards present "A
II Aoyin,' scene tonight. and trains are
'' l'st as they can be loaded.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31
suLIIVAN,s RLooD UP.

Eager to Fight I'm Three Weeks aud WIZ
Bet 5000 against 1000.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 3O.-Ip his challenge
OF last night 10 John l.. Sullivan for a
fight with bare knuckles, Dominick Me-
Caffray proposed to put up the same
amount as his adversary. Tonight Suili-
van issued II challenge for fight TO a
finish with or without gloves, TO take
place inside Of three weeks at private
place. As to stakes, Sullivan offers
20 put up $1,000 10 McCafrey's
$1,000 that he will whip him.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-31
WALKUP,s POISONING.
Arsenic Found IN the stomach-POssibly
Given by a Doctor.


KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 3O.-PrOf
William Jones, chemist of this city, has
completed an analysis Of portion OF the
remains Of the late J. r. Walkup, OF En-
poria, Kan, sent here for examination,
and he has forwarded his report, which
will be made public at Emporla. Prof
Jones declines 10 say anything about the
result of this investigation, but IL is pretty
authentically learned from other
sources that evidence OF arsenic
was revealed. Being questioned
regarding his opinion OF the theory which
has been advanced, that Mr.. Waikup
might have died from the effects of ar
senic contained in sub-nitrate OF bismuth
administered 20 him by the attending
physician, the professor thought such a
theory probable one.
MRS. wALKUP's DETENTION.
EMPoRIA, Aug. 30.-Mrs. Walkup re-
mains In the Sherifi's quarters at the
cour house. She is not IN confinement,
but, RS relative expressed it, is "simply
residing with the the Sherih's family"
Her mother, Mrs. W allacc. who has been
with her for several days, will return s0ou
10 New Orleans, being called there by the
Illness OF another daughter, ana having
become convinced that Mrs. Walkup Is
and Mr.. Finley, OF New Orleans, relatives
OF Mrs. Walkup, viii remain here. The
Sheriff states that her cousin, young VIII
lis, who Is under arrest, will be released
tomorrow.
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rnnatlOn address
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CITY GO. KN,lsSY.
oiiicial Report Of SouncI procced.
tnSs.

Regular meeting OF city council June II,
1881, at p IN. at council rooms. Present.
Ills Homo, W w Dowme, Aldermen Bak-
~, MURPHY, Schaicr, ana VonEsehan, and
tie city nlerk
Meeting called e order ana minutes Of last
meeting read ana approved.
lhe matter Of employing surveyor
Tor survey and estimate Of draining.
lItchlng &c., WAS on motion. left with
Alderman Baker and Murphy, to ar
range rs they deemed proper.
Account Of Geo. \. Kline, survey
and plat Of eXtention Of Lake street
70 simpson Park $3.50 was audited
and allowed, and Clerk ordered 10 IS
sue warrant for same.
\ petition for the construction Of a
sidewalk On west side Of Cornell Ave.
md Lake street was presented, con-
tanning SlrnelS Of more than one half
ot the oMneIs ai let's ahutt,ng said
Nvtltlon4d sidewalk, aul on notion,
the following resolution was adopted
and passed and ordered published. in
pursuance to the clty charter to-W.t:
see advertisement III another column
headed ">deWalk Notice.
"a motion council adjourned e meet
Monday evening June l5tA,
+ 4 ELpaEpGE, Clerk
Meeting oi city council, 1t council
rooms. June 18th, 1873 II : i. III.