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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
THREE CENTS PER COPY

licemen Alien and Msttern, charged
with fcloniously taking from the person
of r. T. Gill one silver watch, yalded
at IS. The theft was committed Thile
the crowd was rushing into the upper
galleries Of the Theatre. Scott was
taken to the Second police.station and
searched. Upon his person were found
two silk neckties, one silk handkerchief,
and two pairs Of cuf.buttons, which
are supposed to have been stolen. lie
will be before the Police Justice this
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
Academy of NImSic.

Commencing this afternoon, Miss Jen-
ME Calef will begin an engagement at
the Academy, opening in " Little Muf-
fets." This piece will be repeated
Thursday and Saturday; Wednesday,,
" Little Barefoot Friday, " Fam
chOn.'
Miss Calef is said to be 4 pleasing
actress, and will doubtless draw well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
Ulii .ol,acCO.

Noryell, Gates 4 Snead, 1904 Cary
street, this city, have Ofther own manu-
iacture % ,ooU pounds Of Fluyanna Sum
Cured Smoking Tobacco more than eight
wears old ; the proof is in their office.
It is mellow and fine. The price is very
reasonable--in the reach Of all. Sam
pies and price will be furnished on APP
plication.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09

To CONSERVATIVES. -WIIB0K's COD-LtyER
On AND LIME has now been before the
public twenty years. ani has steadily grown
IN favor and appreciation. Tins could not
bee the case unless the preparation was OF
high intrinsic value. The combination OF
the Phosphate OF Lime with pure COd.Liver
Oh as prepared by r. WllbOr, has produced
"a new phase In the treatment of Consdmp.
ton and all diseases Of the lungs. IL can be
taken 10y the most delicate invalid without
creating the disgusting nausea which Is
such an oh ection TO the Cod-Iiyer on when
taken without Lime. II Is prescribed by
the regular faculty. sold by the proprietor,
\. &. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston, and all
druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
Death OF IN Governor Seymour's
Widow

by ieIeglaph 10 ne DspaIcn.I
UTICA, y. Y, March S.-Mrs. Mary
Blocker. rclict Of Ex-Governor lloratio
Seymour, died at the residence Of Mrs.
Roscoe COnkling at $50 A. NJ. to-day.
The late Governor removed Mrs. Sey-
mour from his country home to Mrs.
Conkling's on account Of her illness,
and while attending to her was attacked
with his fatal illness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
ACTS OF THE ALDERMEN.
THEIR MEETING LAST NIGHT.

Salary Ofdinancc Dcfcatcd-Thc Electric
Lisht Cuo.iion- AlcNauder's Claim Barial
Of Faupcrs- Lcc Monument, Nc.. Nc.
The Board Of Aldermen me. at !
O'Clock in the Council chamber.
Present: MesSrs. Williams Gn the
chair. Adams, Barkslalc, Cabell, Cren-
shaw, Crump, Dickerson, Glasgow
Page, Powers, Randolph, Robinson,
Rose, Stokes, Taylor, and Bass.
MIR. Glasgow who is also chairman
Of the Finance Committce), from the
special committee TO whom was referred
the consideration Of the lO-per-cent.
increase to all city employees, reported
as follows:
TnHc Bo0Jd or A}3eJmcR:
respectfully report that the com.
mittce appointed under the resolution
adopted at your last meeting TO con-
slider the proposed ordinance IN refer
cnce TO an increase in the pay Of th9
city employees was promptly called
together. Ny colleague made objection
that the resolution was informal. tn,
committee decided the objection well
founded and adjourned without action.
Ol the two members Of the commit
tee appointed by the Board one IS th'
patron Of the bill, and his views hly'
already been fully presented to Il p
Board. 1t seems not inappropriate th
the other should, after careful con,iD-
Grafton Of the measure, present his con
cluSious in regard 10 1t.
The first step in is consideration is
TO determine the rule which the city
should follow in fixing the pay Of lis
employees. and / know Of no other rule
than TN, Ina; their pay should be
fixed with reference to the earning, Of
similar service in the general industries
of the city. and / would adopt not the
lowest hu: the highest rate that such
service commands in wcl,rcsuIAtel en-
tUprl>cs.
Let us ayr'y this rule to The bill in
question. We find that there nas been
no examination and report upoa its
merits by committee OF the council
II docs not SCI l''th ON us lace Vna' tn'
prices are hNeG Win reference TO tAe
earnings Oh similar service i'll 'h' EeheraI
industries Of the city; its effect Is
understood TO be restoration oI the
~ Icr cent leuUc'co rom 'he pay o'
'hc city 'mPloyCe' IN 100, ~ uoe'
n.gt set ioTih tnat tlis a-'aH'c ap-
fi'os 10 a'i' ana ! oo7Si'e '"'' ''9
Commissioner Of the he'eaue anu
The collector O. taxes are mol IN
c.ac-' h lhe i.'l, 'he f'a''' why
they alc excluded does not appear.
1t seems proper. then, 20 enc ure when
AID r'ior what conditions the f1'e OF
Pay IN I'.ce PRIOR To- i''' "a' -opt''.
After me close Oh the war an f''--N
were a'Jue''H ON me BASS Oh green,
bac" currency ana IL may be assumed
'rat the prices I'@et Tor 'Ae e'' en-
pI'!ee> o"ms ihe e'-h' year from I>''
TO i.'' p'ol'i.ei NANNY "h'I 'Hs r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
The Neyada Concerr-Thc Prices,

Miss Emma Nevada, who is a singer
we'll worth hearing indeed, will appear
here at the Theatre with a concert COM
pany on Thursday night. Sale Of re-
served seats begins this morning at .
o'clock.
Richmond prices are as follows: : Adj
mission to orchestra and orchestra circle,
%, and no extra charge for reserved
seats; dress circle, reserved, 81 so; al
mission to dress circle, 81; family
circle, 80 cents; gallery, 9 cents.
Norfolk prices were as follows: Re-
served seats, sl.50; admission, Il gal
lerX. ID cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
RELIGIOUS MATTERS.
Methodist aud Bapust Notes Dr. Iioge Mt th'
SOLDIERS Homo. Ac.


There were large congregations in at
tendance at all the Methodist churches
Sunday. In most Of them the regular
pastors ofIiciated, and the holy commu'
Mon was administered.
Rev. Paul Whitehead, d. d., pre-
siding elder Of the Richmond district,
preached at West.End church, Man
chester, in the morning. and at Denny
Street, Rockets, at night.
Rev. W. F. Robins, of Gordonsyllle,
preached at Centenary church at IL
A. NJ.
Interesting revival services have been
in progress at Union-Station. The pas
tor was assisted by Rev. W. T. Robins
last week. These meetings will be
continued this week. Nineteen men,
bers were received last Sunday.
Mr.. Evans, pastor Of Park Place, an
nounced tina, he would begin revival
services in his church next Wednesday
night.
Mr.. Reed. pastor of Trinity church,
is expected to begin like meetings next
Sunday.
BAPTIST CHURCHES.
At Pine-Street Baptist church during
the week thirteen were baptized, and on
Sunday morning two were received by
letter. Communion was administered
Sunday morning, and thirty-eight were
given the right hand Of fellowship. At
night one was received FOR baptism.
Those who intend going to the Bap-
tist Congress in Danyille can purchase
their tickets to-day at the Richmond
and Danyille depot. After to-day they
must be secured at the company's
offices, corner Tenth and Bank streets.
The fare is five cents a mile for the
round trip.
At WeSt-Main-S Street Baptist church
last week one was restored to member
ship.
At Leigh. Street Baptist church Sun
day morning communion was admins
tered and the right hand Of fellowship
given to seven.
At the First Baptist church during
the week three were received for bap-
tsm. two of whom were baptized sun
day night.
Rev. F. Il. Underwood, of Powhatan,
was present at the Baptist Ministers
conference yesterday morning en- route
for the Danyille Congress.
\ DAYS WORK.
On Sunday Dr. Hose delivered a
discourse in the Second Presbyterian
church on the best method Of reaching
the non-church-going population Of our
cities. At p. VI. he preached at the
Soldiers Home; at + p. VI. in his own
church again, a"d at s o'clock in the
evening at the Old-Markot Hall TO a
congregation Of about fourteen hundred.
Each sermon was marked by the yisor,
earnestness and finish which character
ICES all Of DR.. lIoge'S efforts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
Notion Denied.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

10y ItItkIHpH % IHt UhpaICH,T
WAsHINGToN. March S.-The Su-
premc Court Of the United States to-
day denied the motion Of Mr.. W. l..
Royal to give preference over all other
cases to the suits coming from the State
or Federal courts Of Virginia involving
the question of the constitutionallty OF
coupon laws.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
Verdict for tne pintntle.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday
the jury in the case Of John c. Fergu-
son and wife rs. The Richmond. Fred.
ericksbuTg and Potomac Railroad Com.
paDy brought in a verdict for the plain
tiff in the sum Of $3.50. This case had
been before the jury since last Friday
afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09

Gordon against Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany. Argued by John A. Coke, ESQ.,,
and by Ed. Y. Cannon, Esq, for appel
LIANT. and continued until to-day.
Ed. r. u. Marye, Esq, was allosel
to practice as counsel in this suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
InternnI Re,enue Collcctions.

The collections of United States
internal revenue in this district for the
week ending Saturday. March 6th, were
Monday. $lO,7o9.49; Tuesday, 81,
$3.50; Wedne,day 3G,j4s.99; Thurs
day, $6,754.73; Friday, $j,O2i.3l :;
Saturday, :j,3SG.9G. Total, S}S,-
S74.7S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
1rustitigs fourf.

John Goode, charged with house.
breaking and larceny, was tried and
convicted Of petty larceny and sentenced
to thirty days confinement in Jail.
To-day the Court will be engaged in
hearing applications for the reduction
Of assessments on real estate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
.n.L.nrA,a cAMRsaGas.

HAVE NOW OK HAND TUE
LtKUE-T AND BIS r.SELE1 TED
s1OCR oF CHUbhEN'r CARRIAGES Of
tue b.st mrkeis. which ! w!j retail at
thPtCiAL Los Pk. .C.1s FOR cash or on in
siairuent
~ . ins1ur interest 10 give me call be-
fore Purchasing. Very respectfully.
JOHN DOES.
mh72t 7lIand 7lS Nain street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
HnneN 10 l.OnIl.
Loan NEGOTIATED on Richmond real
estate at 4 per cent.
FRANK ID. HILL a Co,
no. q north Eleventh street.

1T has more than realized my eXpccta-
tons" says Professor nuudan Campbell.
n. D.. LL D.. pres iicut Royal College Phy-
s.ciaus and surgeons, member General
Council University Edinburgh. etc, OF the
LIFuIG CuNrA>N'~ CocA BEEF ToSrc. IN
valuable Tor debility. weak lungs. bilious
ness. dyspepsia, malaria iiyer.complant,
sick. headache.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
1 lnipIi isgrar.

There will be a meeting Of the Union
Bazar Association at the residence Of
Mrs. Lewis y. Webb. corner Second
and Franklin, Tuesday, February 9th,
at l2M. \ large attendance is earnest
IN requested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
WHOLE NUMBER


that a contamiuatiug and foret element
ia the blood developed 10y indigestion ~
trc cause Of rneumniisn bhls N't @ @.'N v,E''
fhc sensitive sub cuiauenus covering ot the
muscles and iigamcnts % the 'olnts' causing
constant and shining pain. and ngVteRahng
ssa calcarcous chal,y deposit which pro-
dnccs shanoss and distortion "i me ioinis.
sfrof,d in re,eart 20 HoSteiicrs stomach
BIticTS has stronger evidence To support 10
Than this-nsuclv that this medicine OF
cDfnlrvhcus'Vc u>e checks tho tornidsr.c
and atrnr ous - Sr 80 nor Is 10 less positively
csfab' i,h,d that 81 is preferable 20 the
10 sons often used To- arrest 70. since tIc
med. Gre contains only S3lGtary mEcrdl.
fnts % isR.Foa signal remedy for m9 Iarial
frycrs eOustl lpatiOp. dyspepsia k dn'v
a ~oric's. see That you 70. Tie -.oIuc.
run Ia, lh WlNSa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
Entertainment, al Corceran Hail.

An entertainment will be given at
Corcoran Hail tonight, consisting OF
music, tableaux, charades, &c. Mrs.
Clements and her juvenile class, Cap
tain Frank Cunningham, Professors ).
D'Anna and Anderson will take part.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
Tho .o,cru,rs Receptiou.

The last reception Of the season of
Governor and Mrs. Lee will take place
this Tuesday evening from half-past :
to halfpast IL o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09

have 'ae first call. G,ui'c'no0 who wear
these garments are politely informed thai
wear, known io keep tnr largest and best
assortment 10 tli~ market tur modest
prices are very attractive. We carry lar-r
assortment of good honest SPRING ONtE.
COATS for - and sto each. IT," noT"
st,rsh nds aro -i.k.faced. aud ScI fIr sl2
sl- ST.. and 500 each. The finest ones ur-
frcd a.l through with tire best 80. k. aui sell
fDr $50 SD and $40 each
whether Won uuy ar eight dollar oNer''2'
ola firfy dollar one . IS e. .us.y cheap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
SMOKE TRIXY CIGARS.

SCOTS ENUL,IoN UF PURE CoD-LtyER
OIL, WITH HIropH0opHIrEs, is most
valuable remedy for consumption. scrofula.
wasting diseases OF children. colds. and
chronic coughs. and In all conditions where
there is a loss Of flesh. lack OF nerye-
power and a general debility OF the sys-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
Sale eoTiucIaimed Freight.

This morning at 10 o'clock the Rich
mond and Danyille Railroad Company
will sell at public auction sundry un-
claimed articles which are held for
freight and charges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
SMOKE TEIXY CIGARS.

RRowN's BEoNCHIAL TROCuEs FOR
CoUGHs And CoLps.-'l 10 not see now 10
Is possible for a public man 20 b. himself
IN winter without this admirable aid. -
RSt. II. ". D,reHs. I'uc0ss,f. Mass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
Snateh.Ihtef.

A colored man named Henry Scott,
about twenty.one years old, was ar.
rested at the Theatre last night by Po-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09

Wheat. f'r l's .t| - eI
Con. r'' bush, .,.', ....... ,s "ts os ~ 4t9'
Imd rcr pound ..... Is c5
This table bows a decline in these
products. representing the bread AMI
meat q the country. Of from 40 % 50
Ter cent. and NAV be taken a, iudica.
ting the difference between the indus
triaI activity as well as the COS. OF liy-
irr Of the former period and the pre-
sent. Surely. then, upon no principle
of iusticc or equity can il be assumed
that because a certain scale Of pay
vas IN force during that perio.l
Of rrcat hu,iuess activity. deurecia.e1
currency. and large earnings. it is ils.
10 adopt it under the present conditions
ofIow prices and small returns to both
capital and labor. Let us see how the
rates proposed compare with earnings
for similar service in The general indus
tries Of the city. ! will give some
illustration, from the Gas Department,
which Is the largest employer of labor
More OF less eEpcrtGe,S is required in
the labor at tho Ga.- Works, and most
OF it should command higher pay than
ordinary labor. Wemay infer the degree
Of cNIermcsS from The proposed
schedule which puts all on the same
footing with the blackSmith'S helper;
they are now paid from So to 52.25 per
day-from 33 to 80 per cent. above the
pIicc fixed for labor IN the other de-
partu,nts. and abou. the rates earned
by skilled mechanics in most,odustries
of the city. Il rs now proposed to al
vance the pay Of all TO $3.50 per day.
including the hhcNsmlth'S helper and
TWO or three VINO now receive = ! o. per
cay. MS uoc' ho' i"cluuo 'no me"
e"piolel a. the Ie'ot' oeh'heS' "u' are
now pad higher wages than th' o'lccS'
The blacksmith al the "aS-N o'h' no"
receives s-o' per dif. ms pay ana
aI'o me pay "i 'Ae '''cN>milh eMpI'te"
''i 't' SIt'l p,p''unt"' i' a''tt'eI To
90 '' I'i o.N' rue ''a'",ui'.h fo'. n''p@'
'''''''"a 90 - gay ''o''' u'.'''' we
"'s'S .'l',' '' N',','' r. ~ We -, -, '.'-
r"a'e '"u"S'''e' W '"o '''t a"' 'U F'
c'D'; . i "oiV Ina" '"' tAy o' - ''.'..N-
'"'''" F." "'' n''P'' '' '"' '''''' "' t'''--
mem VI" l. ''. 80, go,
nus IN ln'S D'''' "'iCn Is nv ~, .'.- |
S'oo" 10 e"'c, I'''''"''o' u ~ per
en- .''' >Ao : " ~ va " ''"1' te ~ o.'s C's,' &
@ VI q" m i",'sS>' . -. 80 70 " 80 81; pei J. oo.,.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
JErsr9 CITY, y D. august y lse'.

Evu years a.JI contra si D.. GOD poison.
After taking pIo-rrp rptuu- f.,u the best
10 VISIT Hot Springs and ol reaching Irr-
sIEaUa a doctor recommended ue 20 iu.
SWtf.s Specific assuring u.r ''9i 10 Womb
benefit - uoIc than Hot Spuugs. Al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
ENDORSED EY TIE WORLD


A DOUBLE Dl~TlLlATION OF MANI
or THE EfSI GERMAN HERES
making tufs tuc only h-aabie and Enc .eut
Tone ever placed before the pun'c for o..
Curc uf uysy-Isia. iufIscst ou. Lo,s 81 Ap.
I-t.tc. Genera. Debility. MuH!-S Disease
I0.iC. Cramps. b.triuwe. 90.
Tie u.gutst cl8racterof ne many test.
IrCa.s.tUWRr'cd tA.r pr, paca -on ldb hc.e'
rrru eguRLCi. We refer with pleasure q
the following.
Hon. Morts NsN>kv. E&nin district
ono. .ays: cam SIMPLY endorse your " ~
IetlOId 3 German bll"is ASA quick 21d
Al,,. .r...e for b.runuu. having been a sJt
f-rrr fYr wears of ,s..A complain, bu" bottle
.tfNuur E.ttci- gave me more r.lti IMAM ait
ti. medicine. flc doctors prescribed. !
tlul. always eudeuFu; ip keep u on htud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09

Hon Leonard Bhunlre. NJ. G.. from Flo
rida. writes: Having found great rcIet
from the usc of Dr. ic'loid German Bit
teIs. ] chtviuly recommend 10 TO any one
suffering from Diseases Of the stomach aud
General Debility.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09

Tats IS 90 certify that have no hesliaucs
-lur,coumtul. fo thc profession Rui puo.
Dc " lr. IutzO.d German Bliiets.
A. j. foNEr. NJ. d..
Baltimore, Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09

This Great Medicine for sale by al Drug
gisis. Grocer. and dealers generally. Price,
bOc. and 81 per bottle. OWENS & MINOR,
agents for Richmond. LOUIS PEIZOLD 4
co. pioprietors, Baltimore. Md.
mY l2-Tu, Th&SulY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
ELECTRIC LIGIIT.

The resolution reported from the
Common Council appointing a commit
tee of liye--two from the Board and
three from the Common Councll--who
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09

A preamble and resolution was pre-
scntcd for concurrence asking for an
additional appropriation to the credit
Of the payroll Of the Fire Department
for the fiscal year 1856 of sS2l for the
purpose Of employing station-man at
the house Of Hose Company No. |,
Truck Company No. 2 having removed
from said house.
A dontpd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
KNIGHTS OF LABOR
LECTURE AT ARMORY HALL.

The Aims and Objects OF the Order EN-
pounded by Mr.. X. p. Treyelliek-A Calm
Statement.
A public lecture on the aims and
purposes OF the order Of Knights OF
Labor was delivered at the First Reg
ment Armory last night by Mr.. r. +.
Treyellick, of Michigan. Mr.. Trevel-
lick, who is an ex-sea-captain, is a
prominent member Of the Executive
Board Of this order and is grand lee.
turer for North America. He lee
tured in Baltimore Monday after
noon, and with his son. Alfred b.
Trevellck, who is clerk in a large
establishment in that city, came to
Richmond yesterday, arriving at 2:3O
p. NJ. lie was met at the depot by a
committee of Richmond Knights and
taken to the Exchange. After supper
he was escorted to Armory Hall. a
small stand had been erected against
the north wall.
THE STAND.
On this stand were seated Mayor
Darlington, District Master W orkman
w. II. Mullen, the speakers son, and
several other gentlemen, including two
representatives Of the city newspapers
ne Of the latter without chair, how
ever. There were about 300 or 400
people present, about 10 per cent. of
whom were businessmen, the remain
der being Of the mechanic and laboring
classes. There were about ten cOlOred
persons present. There were 100 or
more of the fairer sex in the gallery,
who added grace to the occasion.
Mr.. Mullen called the meeting to
order and introduced Mr.. Treyellick as
one of the most distinguished members
Of the Knights of Labor. lie said
that the speaker had cold and was
suffering from hoarseness, and, there
fore, Mr.. Mullen asked patient hear
irg for him and that no smoking be in
dulged in.
THE OPENING.
Mr.. Treyellick, in opening, thanked
Mr.. Mullen for having made these re
quests. He was glad to see his Honor
Mayor Darlington present.
Within the limited time at the COM
mand of the committee of arrange
ments they found it impossible to pro-
vide seats, except for the ladies, and
consequently great many people who
came in stayed only few minutes and
left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09

The resolution granting a permit 10
Mrs. 4. j. Bowers to bulld frame
houses op Laurel street, which had been
granted by the Common Council, came
up for concurrence.
A paper was rad from several citi-
zens in the neighborhood protesting
against the permit being granted.
Mr.. Page moved to IecOmmit tie re-
solution to the Committee on the Fire
Department, as certain facts had come
10 the knowledge Of the committee OF
which they were not cognIzant when
the matter was previously before them
for consl lera,ion. Agreed 70.