The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-27
THE RIGHT TRTUMPHS
ASp supr, DILLON Is ENDORSED,

Council FSliIDEto ooRtiT'n the appointment
Otnr' pArFAh-ssoond Branch APPFoNs'
'hSPAF'i'An Act OF aS''F'' s'SisyAHd
Jsp'oP' bat the First does not
The Second Branch members began ia
gather early for last evenings regular
Council meeting, and 80 did the spectators
nearly all nj whom aniicinat;po that
-, w. -, ~ ~, ,'''r' s,s '4~t
greater potuoH Vi Tue e4pec'eu interest,"
ing business outside Of the routine order
would bs transacted In the Second
Branch made a yrsh IN sscura rlscaa In
80 -. -, 80 ',, - 49, l.
tHa1 CnstuDeFu s sooh 10 they ehleFeu'Ins
building. Alta quarter to eight O'Clock
all the members Of the Branch Vert
present except President A. j. Sweeney
who was reported to have become sud
darlv ;nd;snossd and M Iaw;s Joras
' 'NEOAS n nt t-1' Nv" ~, "S 's
VINO was sDseHt III Fl1SDufRn' Inc spec
tators filed the gallery to sutfocation and
filled all available space on the lover
door on,.i,I. oitba rail
NV v'''''NS " '''' 49,
A lew minutes DeloFe oc'ocA NiE
Cruise, speaking in q loud tone Of voice
called on Jonas Pickett, the Assistant Sec
,o,.rv NJ ,ha Gas Works mambar NJ m.
1s'1' - ~, 81. $3.50, - :" VA
bFancu ron 'ho ''iA'A war; W @Ae eut
chair, lhisin itself was something 80 ou
Of the usual run that the Republican sidt
Of the house WAS lost IN asIonlshment anC
did not vote, 1t has always been the Gus
tom heretofore to P!sc9 Mr.. tlildreEh, thu
Republican candidate for President anC
an old aud experienced paTliamentarlan
or MI, STANLEY, who IS usually called t
the chair by President Sweeney when tina
gentleman takes the floor, in the chair II
the absence Of Mr., Sweeney,
OH! w GODS!
Joros picka,t .dvoncsd and toos Al,
chsfr and "a sarSv nIesidin~ otSicsr bt
n n IN MOI. TssnscIs than nna Hav;ns
nsrcSs5 bjmsejj ~ t6s bjSb seat he Sn
rsrentIv Iost his ononstolneI call and
%itb his la"E n knowlsdvs AZ ,e Inv II
"r .,n c"ndnct !, yocesdinys vss M nss,
= nane,;,i,v as could wall be found Mn
loud and blatant voice sank to almost q
whisper, and he required constant prompt
ing from those ab's statesmen, Delburgge
HarreIl and Cruise, and CLERK Bowers, lie
permitted great and unusual disorder in
the chamber and ruled COL caldwell
down once in very arbitrary manner
Ills presence In the chair, however, re-
lieved the Branch IRON being bored by
one OF his long Winded and demagoglC
speeches,
IL Is reported as coming from President
oscar seeleMo Of tue Gas trustees, that II
was not until Jonas promised him 10 take
q bath aud generally improve his personal
appearance that President Seeley consent
Cd 70 vote Tor him as Assistant Secretary
OF the works. Jonas has not yet carried
ont his PROMISE; else appearances are
very deceitiul. tie wore his oyercoat
pinned close to his throat and his hair
carefully pIastered down on his Uranium
On seating himself In the chair he un.
pinned hls coat, revealing. a black and
white flannel scarf about Ills neck inside
his vest, evidently in lieu OF a shirt, ar
ranged in decollette manner in front.
ROUTINE MATrRRs.
Tho ,olI wss c,l,.d and tha m,rr,es
,aad orJ orrrovaJ OIn-L RSw"rs rs"J
hi s| roasr rarort sSor,;nH
tb ne H. ,sior" Jsnart So ,HOih osa S;ros
IL" GrsI " nc vosr a~nonJod ~ tba n a 20
nc n e. GSG - o,. 81 ~ ",,astss 90
$500 ,roSs; $oWV oOa,s Wv SSnH,I q
P InS1nS Ls0W mM'I ~ az ~ S"1 o.
Mondai hatnaaU n NJ S' "a a. MI w T H.
Esn mSG% v, yS' rscoIveI and fiIsd -" i '
S,hiof n RrrU;nn .u r sn Tho, w r.
r,na.o t "a i naSs Ao ppUoiutod " So,,,a. ~
IaSs e S G Sal, S IpaPpoouaS a. tSo VII
utI " " a. III W IL NAE ~ ~" w !,
t ts' N uOase Guu w. Jous y, lam t ~
non M. a.; iUus rbsss annS,nta n n
w ,',o.o w. ssss,sIIe"' Aue'' appointments
WIZ 'ri,S oI RnS.I ~ prb,;o vo,L. n,o,a,t,d
rs mo shoS;,a iia sxnendtrps s'T msJs
Gnr1rn tl s civ ,5o ny dnS;ns nacan 1
~ ieSs 9 NE pa a.oin s os en" Ds.e" T
penditures from contingent fund, Sl9,.
0l3 3d.; from appropriation fund, S20,;
07O 81 from l0.Cent levy fund, $l3, 2G3 IS!
total, $46,2i7 So. This was referred to
the Committee OH Accounts, and also the
Water Boards statement Of receipts and
expendituresfrom April /, 1885, 10 January
!, 1885, showing receipts to the amount Of
So, li7 80, and expenditures as follows:
Expenses Of the works mine months $20,-
40j So; extension Of mains, $2,l04 49,;
new pump, Sl0,935 OF; total Expenditures,
$33, 500; leaving to the credit OF the Board,
SISAII HO which. lpEa dahior ha1anra
against them April !, 1885, Of $3,0B3 81,
leaves an amount aggregating $l4,377 Al
to the credit Of the Board, January l, 1886.
The Water Board says: ave hope with
this, and what can be spared from the
revenues oil the coming year, to double
the present basin capacity, give hlghe
pressure, anu oy allowing time tor settling,
Syo c s.o ~ ana Set 70 con-
n nsrts 81 ia Citv tbst srs Uos y, s
THE GAS rRusrRRs.