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ECZEMA,
And Every Species of Itching and
Burning Diseases Cured
by Cuticura.

ECZEMA. or Sal. Bheuw, pl.iiits agonizing itch,
e Ing and burning, instantly relieved by o warm
Of Cu'iOura, the great Shin Cure. This npeaied
daily, with two or three dosej OF cullcura RfsolY
ent, tho New Blood Further, 70 keep the blood
cool, the ptrpirAtion pure and uniiritntlng, the
bowels OPEN the liver and kidneys active, viii
speedily cure Eczema, letter, Ring worm, Psorltis
Lchen, Pruritus, Scall Head. Dandrntf. and every
species Of Itching, ecaly and imply Humon OF
the Scalp and skin, when the best physicians and
all known remedies fail.
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rev. sam JOINTS CANT Come.

Rev. George E. Hite. Presiding Elder Of
district OF the NJ. f. Church, has re-
esiyed the following telegram:
MopST EAeLE, TENN., August 10.
Rer. Gtargs .. HE, Rdseling. w "a:
Broke down; am sick; can't come,
Have written. SAN L. JoSEs.
While this win provo d great disap-
pointment TO those in attendance upon
the Moundsyille cAinpmeeiing, other
prominent evangelist aud speakers viii
be secured 10 take Mr., Jones place.
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,.ssss 81 ffiark HoeVaru u ga,,tfyat ,,4ItcYs
ots ~. sasas = ~ =
~ j, II S,. ,ssre ~ .ss aat;e y I'M,
" ~ ~ 49,; al. VI ~
R IS s'ts rs,e - ~ - f,ine. Fse ma.
@a t.nsns Z; Sa I sS %. % $500 .y
Prison Isia on q HI : ~: Scales and weighing.
ss5 n. Real .Rstate. s7i5 90. Cemele res.
Ssa8 AZ. Salaries. ss.ige IS: ComnTof1ise
loan. ss5es q; Loan q ISL. S .OOO;;
Loan Of 1877, $3.50; Loan Of 1881,
81, 002 80; Water Board, 1885 OF;
Gas Board, s Sgs go o Is Board Of frblie
Works, ~, 6sls2l according TO CLERK
s9Se y ~; pooks faDS Su..din t ssn
$;S 50 IN excess. The Clerk called at
Itention specially to the fact that many Of
the amounts appropriated by the appro-
priation ordinance were almost expended
and that several excuses were unprovided
for. The reportwas received and filed:
The following communication was read:
HEALTH OFFICER GARRISON KICKS.
N, a.. tr.,,o,.,b,. I1,,or ,,,,5 oo,,,.;I ~ n,
~ y. t - tT5sS;, tIssS' N's S'' y 80
sSuyg "eessMy. z. ~, !.
GISFLENkN:Ifopr pet!noner respect
iully represents 70 your honorable y, poay
that one 3. a. Galhgan, Slerk o. me
Board 81 Public works, mas serionsiy
efippled, anu does nov cripple tne WORK l,s.
ings Of the Health department OF tne
City Of MheennH py latefIsrlng VIII
Your Health Vihcer IN the discharge o.
the duties Of ms ONCE. $50.
therefore george l. NJ, Saftlson, heai iaa
omcer Of me Slty o. nheennG prefer
and present tne IolloWtng cilarges, 20 y WY
Charge hrst-lnat hs, tne, sala D. 81, =,
Gaingan, oid on the lotn uhy OF may
1883, destroy Gertain paper IN ny pres y
ente which ma peen served upon nun y y
custodian q me ,9oSSs, papsss, &C. u u
tne boato gl tuplc " ~ y,
his being clerk Thereof: sad paper Wa
an order from me 70 the board OF jf .a,o,iS
Works TO abats Q nuisance on one OF st tne
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MIR. sweeney-very likely. sir.
Mr.. P.terson-And the First Branch
would meet above US on step-ladders, eh?
Mr.. Sweeney-Very probable, sir.
Mr.. Peterson-Ah! rats!
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HKxRY EBR11xo, a city workhouse pris'
oner whose term expired yesterday, was
ct once taken to the county jail on a capias
issued by the Circuit Court. Ebeling L
under indictment for larceny.
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WARRINGTON, August 12.-lA. M.-Fol
the Ohio Valley aud tennessee, fair
weather, except III Tennessee local rains,
I slight rise in temperature variable winds,
generally southerly.
For the Lower Lake region, generally
fair weather, variable winds, Hlight rise
In
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WILL MCDONALD. $40 Dearbon street, Chicago.
gratefully acknowledges I cure OF Fczema, or Ealt
Rheum, on head, neck, face, arms aud legs for sew
enieen years; not able 10 walk except on hands
and knees for one year; not abs 70 help himself
for eight years; tried HUNDREDS Of remGdiCS: doc
tors pronounced his case hopeless permanently
cured by Cuhcura Resolyent (nlood puh1sFl In.
ternRlly, and Euticnna and Cuticurl EoAp (lhe
great akin c1IeSl externally. ~ - =.
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CHAs. HoUGEToN, Eso. lawyer, o State street.
Boston. reports case OF Eczema under his obser-
walton for ten yeatt, which covered the patients
body and limbs. and 10 which all known methods
which was completely cured solely by the Cut.
cura Remedies, leaving clean and heGlthy skin,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In the city. aad wheeling Folk,
Ah.nnh

strangers In the City.and wheeling Folks
Abroad. s
Mira. Belle Zimmerman and sister, Miss
Ida johnson, are visiting friends at Mound
SfIs. Rees, Of Minneapolis, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. steinfeld, on
the South Side.
Mr.. Harry Boyd, of Twenty-second
street, has returned from protracted
visit in Cincinnati.
Prof. James n. Hammond, The new
principal OF the Fourth ward school, has
passed an excellent examination.
Commodore @. W. seabright and family
and Mrs. Mason, Of the South Side, have
gone TO the sea side on trip for several
weeks.
The Misses McDonough, Of Wheeling,
arc the guests Of their brother Patrick,
foreman Of the EEna machine works at
Bellaire.
Miss Annie Mcvay, of this city, Is man
aging the Bsllaire telephone exchange
temporarily during the absence of Miss
Trueman, the regular operator.
Hon. John B. Floyd, of the Secretary Of
States office, will leave tomorrow for
Wheeling to bring home his family, who
are visiting there.-C harteston Star.
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Moundsyilie Campmeeting.
~ ffyt

The annual meeting Of the Wheeling
District Campmeeting Association began
yesterday on the grouds at Moundsyille.
Last night Francis Murphy addressed the
assemblage, illustrating the power Of
Divine Grace by the story ofhis Life. After
his address q conservation meeting was
held, at which one person presented him
self at the altar as . penitent.
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AYER's sarsaparilla Is designed for those
who need medicine to purify their blood,
build them up, increase their appetite,
and reiuyenate their whole system. No
other preparation so well meets this want.
It touches the exact spot. Its record Of
forty years Is one OF constant triumph over
disease. D4W
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TO A CLOSE.
rHz AaALeAatATED ASSOCIATION
ON the Home stretch Mt Iast=1mpoEtaas
. Bnsissss seslion Yesterday Opened with
an Address By Framed. s1utphy-Ihe
sheet scale ana Old Rain CLAUSE.

The Amalgamated Association will close
tslabors today. 1thas taken more time
than was expected, owing TO the number
Of important matters that demanded at
tention. The election OF officers and the
choice Of a place to hold the next conyen-
ton will be the closing business. tits ex-
pected that the next annual session will
be held at Pittsburgh, especially II the
combination Of the scale convention and
tile annual convention remains in force.
This will necessitate the holding OF all the
yearly conventions at Pittsburgh.
I Just after the reading Of the minutes
Yesterday morning Francis Murphy was
introduced TO the convention and made
what the delegates pronounced q rat
tlingn three.minute speech. He was en-
Enthusiastically applauded, and the delegates
were reluctant to let him leave.
THE OLD RAIL CLAUSE.
On motion it was resolved, with only
three or four dissenting votes, That the
old rail clause in the scale be Withdrawn
and that we deal with the question 10,
cally.p
This practically leaves the old rail ques.
ton whereit stood prlorto June LIST, when
the new scale went into effect. The
employees Of each mill will demand pay fol
bad iron which owes Its poor quality to
the unfit character of the old rails used as
raw material, and the entire association
will enforce the demand II it Is deemed
Just by the committee.
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BeilaIre.

The Lantern Globe Works is having 9
new tin roof put on.
The Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh employees
will have their annual picnic at Minerva
on the 22d inst.
Mr.. O. NJ. Wyrick is receiving the dues
for the Buckeye building association dur
ing the absence ofv. I. Morgan.
Extra trains will run from here on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh to the Soldiers
Reunion at East Liverpool Friday.
John stroble and Shannon Archer had
a fight on the street Monday night, and
Stroble was fined yesterday for striking
Archer.
The Second N. E. Church will begin its
annual campmeeting in the orchard, on
Indian Run, September 5. These gather.
ings, being so convenient, are always well
attended BY Bellairs people.
President Smith, Of the Flint Glass
Workers Union, was in town yesterday
in conference with the committee OF work
men appointed to see the manufacturers.
Ho also called on some OF the manufac-
turers here and then went to Wheeling.
The dispatches coming from the Demo-
cratic county convention while It was at
work in st. Clairsyille yesterday was APP
parently OF greater interest to the Repub-
iicans than to the Democrats, and the Re-
publicans are not at all downhearted at
the result and the prospects before them.
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Hon. Thayer Melvin, Of this city, was
General Kelley's Adjutant General, Capt.
VIM. Mathews, one Of his foremost aides,
and Cant. George w. Harrison, of Pied
mont, brother OF s. B. Harrison, Of this
city, the Quartermaster. 1t would only
take little exertion to stir up enough en-
thusiasm to make this reunion o boomer.
West Alexander Is easily reached and q
large number Of old soldiers could attend
from here. General Kelley has many
friends hereabouts who would be pleased
TO meet him once more.
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LOCAL BREv1r1Es.

o.
matters Of Minor Mention IN aad About tho
z: city.
THE monuments to mark the Ohio and
county boundary line are gu IN
position. 81, $3.50 ~ al
Ed GtEEsE, disorderiy vas run In by
officer Burns In . wagon yesterday alter
noon from East Wheeltng.
srRPHEx GALLOWAY, q colored man, was
fined S. and costs last evening by Squire
ArkEe for assault and battery.
ENxA wA11.a young gill whose mother
that she was ineofrigible, was
locked up by the police last night.
F. MErrESBRBdIs was discharged yes
terday In police court, and the man with
whom be had the difficulty was fined -
and costs.
ENTRIES and applications for space for
exhibits at the coming State Fair are pour
ing in on the officials. The Fair prom
ises to be an unprecedented success.
A MEETING Of non.union feeders was
held last night in X. Of l. hall TO organize
an independent union, which will stay
with the nailers In their stand for the q
cent scale.
JouS MuRDofP, prisoner arraigned In
the police court yesterday morning on q
charge Of dis0rderly, developed q streak Of
insanity, and was committed by Squire
Davis as a lnnatic.
THr ALEXANDRA base ball club and the
Daisies played game yesterday in North
Wheeling, which resulted in score OF
to 8, the Alhamhras winning. The game
was very interesting.
TIE Bellaire Nail WORKS Company has
been shipping large quantities Of steel Y
Southern markets. The latest shipmentil
900 tons to Ashland, KY, and some wa
sent as far as Wheeling, Ala.
HKSRY EBRL1EG, q city workhouse pris
oner whose term expired yesterday, va
ct once taken to the county jail on a capia.i
issued by the Circuit Court. Ebeling y
under indictment for larceny. =
Tnr Top mill nail factory went to worl
Yesterday morning with one mschinist anC
| 1--we feeders in charge Of six machines. Al
the Riverside mill nine machines were a
work. The Belmont factory has added
marhinjstto the iorceat work.
AN ageu iauy uhueu NhIp. hatAA!tn
swore out q warrant yesterday in SQUIRE
Ankles court for Justice Of the Peac:
Manion, whom she accused Of assault ant
battery. Squire Manion has had Mrs
Watkins arrested on a peace warrant is
sued OIL his complaint by Squire Mccain
To MORROW afternoon and evening Sci
berts Garden will be occupied by Thu
popular Gernania Singing Society and 1T
friends. The programme contemplates
monster picnic, dance, fireworks, illupii
nation Of the grounds, etc. The opsr'
House band and orchestra will furnishth'
music for the occasion.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted t
record deed made August II, by Georgt
Crumbacker and wife to Louis Comp, il
consideration Of 5000, for part of lots \
and IL in square 0, in Carroll and Baker
addition. Also a deed made July 80, b!
Frederick Schumau TO Mrs. Mary am
Amelia Felsing, in consideration OF SO
for lot Isl in Mt. Wood Cemetery.
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Charge thirl-That the said B. A.
Galligan, Clerk Of the Board Of Public
Works, did, on or about the 29th day OF
July, 1885. counsel one gentleman TO re.
fuse 10 comply with an order served upon
him by me for the abatement of nuts
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rri.state Reunion, sx.soidieTs and Sailors.
The Tri-state Reunion OF ex.soldiers
and Sailors OF the State OF Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania and West Virginia will take place at
East Liverpool, Ohio, Friday, August Nth,
1885.
Prominent members Of the g. A. R ,
distinguished army officers and civilians
will be present. The exercises will con-
sist Of grand street parade by g. A. r.
Veterans and ex-Soldiers; review Of vet
Grams OF the late war; o realistic represent
tation OF the storming and capture of Fort
Donelson; reGmental and company re-
unions, and all pleasinglyi interpreted
with instrumental music and army songs.
The local committee guarantees o free
dinner 70 all visiting comrades.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
will sell cheap excursion tickets TO East
Liverpool and return on the 18th, for both
regular and special trains.
{ The special train will leave Bridgeport
at AZ i. ~, arriving at East Liverpool at
S:50A. N. Returning, special train will
leave East Liverpool az LOT. ". Tickets
will also be good 10 return by any. regular
train stopping Of destination q return
ticket until Monday, August l7th, inclu-
lsiye. esss r
Alltrains run by Central time.
Fasefor round Trip, 81 p. Th4s
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youprltoNn NtIlls 70 start.

CLEVELAND, August "A special from
youngstown says: There is great salts
faction here over the decision OF the
Amalgamated Association convention al
Wheeling, that the old rail question is 9
local issue. Manufacturers here have ex,
pressed a willingness to sign the scale with
the old rail clause eliminated aud it is ex,
pected that everything will be settled and
all the mills In the city, including those al
Girard. will be started Thursday.
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Ma JOHN TmEI wilksbarre, Pa, writes: ~
have suffered from SAILS Rheum for over eight
yeaN, at times 20 bad that could not attend 70 my
business for weeks at time. hree boxes OF Gut.
cun and four bottles ReSolVent have entirely
cured me Of this dreadful disease"
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F. MErTENHRRdER was discharged yes
terday in police court and the man with
whom be had the difficulty was fined s.
ard noaEa Nf1
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SAsKEr TRUCK.


-
Fraits and Vegetables Plentifel and Cheap
nthe City.
The abundance 81 tomatoes in the mar
.kets This year Is something wonderful.
Yesterday morning there was an UNI
profitable giht Of this delicious yegeta-
Die; they sold At Is cents per bushel. AT
that rats there Is no money in them and
growers VIII prefer toilet them rot on the
vine and thus isrtitize the ground, 70 go
ing 70 the trouble aud expense ot getting
them 10 market. a.
This week viii be the great week for the
Bell pears. Already they are quoted as
/ low as s. O0a2 % per barrel. and they VIII
be much lover before the end Of the
week. Housewives desiring 70 preserve
pears should take advantage Of tho giut,
Peaches have made their appearances;
they are Of an inferior grade this year,
and will not according TO the present midi
cations be very plentiful this year. The
crop about here is practically Q failure
and what are received will be from Della
ware.
The crop Of river watermelons Is not
going to be as large this yesr as formerly
tbe cause for this Is the long continued
drought that was felt along the bottoms
lin the lower counties, and what is called
"black-spotn The melons Of tins year do
not seem to be as sweet and JUICY as those
Of previous years.
Potatoes are plentiful in market, are o.
/. good grade and sell at very reasonable
prices. tfe
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REDUCTIONS.

To make room for our incoming Fall
Stock We shall offer our entire stock Of
Spring and summer Suitings at greatly
reduced prices. q. HESS d SONS.
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5is3ts+s Of MINOR Mention n and About tho
city.
THE monuments to mark the Ohio and
siaIshall county boundary line are gu in
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at SchnepFs
drug store, 1918 Market sEreet, yesterday:
IA "a ", L n, 81; ST.. ", 90'i ar. NJ.
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wantcd-work by q Timer.
Fancy RlGunel shirs=p. Guudllng & Co.
Fur sRle- second. hAnI Pianos aud OTgAnS-
Banners Music Stoie.
zhgeuieldsr'S Ice CFeaIn.
Noncc " Ccnuaciots-W. A. Wilson.
Louisiana ktate Lottery Company.
Trustees shle-P oAt poled-J. v. L. Rodgers.
Opera Hon e. cSiih. johnson 4 slaYin's Min
Strels- Fourth page.
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Sold by ali Druggist Pricc. cullcuRG 500 :
REsoLvEST, 81 90; Soar. q cents. Prepared BY the
REhIIuFY The Complexion and sim by u1rs
DEAu the Cuticura Eoap, I - = : =
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i.nlnrrInr thsl ,Ye.lon Ali,Inna.

The Specifications Tor the addition
ordered 70 be built 70 the Weston Asylum
by the last Legislature called for build.
ing OF brick, three stories in height, 200
feet front by 80 feet in depth, with pro-
jecling payilions nithe centre and at each
end. The building will be located In the
rear OF the first section north oithe centre
building, Immediately below the hospital
fol- the colored insane. II Is mot expected
that the contractor will be ableto DO more
this year than TO make the excavations,
lay the foundation, and prepare every
thing for putting mp the building as soon
as the weather opensne St spring, There
are nov $40 patienis ~ told In the Asy-
lum, and hepewbuilding viii accotnnos
date 100 or 200 more.
TrlsfLK Sour lunch at Louis S6hwalb's
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Yesterday morning Mr.. u. r. Curtis,
the popular manager Of the carpet depart.
ment In the mammoth establishment Of
1. Harrington & Co was married 70 Miss
Laura Emblem, at the residence OF her
parents on Eighteenth street, by the Rev.
4, Rash Swope, OF Sc, Mathews Z. Z.
Church. The ceremony was performed In
the presence Of only q faw friends. 1mme.
diateIy Afterwards the bridal couple left
for Chicago. From there they viii 20 10
New York and other Eastern citios.
TuI.rER Sour at Louis schwaib'b First
~ ttI.,t,aiH klat..e :, axis ..,4i ntfnt
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/ LOUIS sc4wALB, proprietor Of the First
National Saloon, on Main street near
Tenth, will set fertile soup lunch to-
ninht \
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Cheap excursion to Pittsburgh every
Sunday. Round trip only 81 so. SPECIAL
FAST TRAIN leaves at $40 A. NJ, city time.
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A HOLY SHOW

Then the gang stumbled out. twas a
performance good deal like that OF the
mighty King OF France, who had ten
thousand men whom he marched to the
top OF the hill and then down again.
AT the bottom OF the steps the First
Branch was met. Again the lamp was
called into requisition, aud after uttering
q prayer for their safe deliverance from
the lettering ruin, that august body
CROPPED its way up stairs and
concuned with the Second while the
Second Branch members waited below.
A travelling German street band was in
the neigh6orhood and brilliant idea
struck some one. BY hard work dollar
was collected and the band secured to
escort the two branches back. A process
sion wss formed aud away went the mot
ley crew. II attracted m enormous crowd
and by the time tho City Hall was reached
fully 500 people were following the band
and Councilmen. Arriving on the plaza
rousing cheers rsnt the air and then the
members proceeded to business.
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THE ROUTINE WORK.


Charges Preferred Against the u. p. W. and
Its Clerk.
TWAS after haltpast eight o'clock when
the Second Branch was called to order in
its Temporary chamber. The absentees
were Messrs. Delbrugge, Cruise, Hearne,
Jaeger, Miller, Mckinley, Peterson, Smith,
vockler and Waterhouse.
Bills presented by the Superintendent
Of the City Prison algregating sos 10,
were, on recommendation OF the Commit
tee on City Prison, ordered paid; also
the bills presented by the Committee on
FIRE Department, aggregating Sl04 80.
O. Hanes x Co. were ordered paid $225,
the contract price for putting in q new
floor at the Yigilant house, on recommend
alton OF this committee. The First Branch
concurred.
The Committee on Police reported that
the purchase Of patrol wagon was not
expedient at this time and recommended
the payment OF bills amounting 10 SIT, 93,
Of which amount $40 was due Chief
Smith for summoning Council and COM
mittees and killing dogs duringthe months
OF Nay, June and July, and $40 ito Lieut..
Johnson for three months services as
janitor at thee building. Both branches
ordered these amounts paid.
The Joint committee on Real Estate re-.
ported o resolution instructing the Re.
ceiyer to draft leases, leasing 70 Michael
Brost q piece Of ground east OF the Ma
tional road, being Sixth street extended,
IS feet in width and 70 the depth OF the
Icity's line, and leasing 70 VIM. Krone.
with q piece Of ground on the same street
adjoining his premises about 9x12 feel, for
thepnrpose oterecting q kitchen thereon,
the consid eration Of Brosti a lease TO be at
the rate OF SO per year and Kronewith's
Of the rate Of g per year, which was
adopted.
MONEY ASKED roR.
The Board Of Pablo works asked for an
appropriation 10 pay the following
amounts on contracts IN progress under
Its supervision: O. 1seonhart, paving gut
tiers and erossines, 1853 % WIN. Stobbs,
cufblng and stone work, $500 Co; James
,GilehriBt, surveying $i0j VIM. Carney,
laying sewers, Slas III; total, 81, aQ2 81.
The clerk was instructed 70 issue warrants
upon the II ceiyer 10 pay these amounts,
by both branches.
Al this iuncture the discovery was made
that the Council had not been informed
astoNhat balances we're atill to the credit
oil the various departments, and the re-
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LOUIS sGnwAuDj proprietor Of the First
National Saloon, on Main street near
Tenth, will set turtle soup lunch to-
might.