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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12
THE POLICE BOARD RULES
Snsaked Through the Second
Branch of Council
BY the Republican Members---A Rich,
Rare and Racy Fight Over the
Finance Committees
Report.

Last evenings session Of the City Coun-
ell was o notable one 10 more than one
particular. Two events of great import
ance trsnspired, which are referred to at
length in their proper places, and num-
Der of scenes coming under the head OF
rich" occurred, the same being briefly
outlined. Interest centered during the
evening in the Second Branch, the First
Branch members having little to do, flock
ing in there at frequent Intervals, where
they remained interested spectators Of what
was going on. The disorder in the Second
Branch chamber was greater during the
evening than at any time in o year past,
there being constant buzz of CONVERSE
ton, which free use of the President
gavel could not permanently control. The
session was prolonged until ll;$O o'clock
Following IRE the proceedings:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12

Far premium ice cream aud strawber-
ries frat OF this season, at Z.egenfelder 8,
No. &c Twelfth street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12
Il QUESTION ABOUT
BN0zvm'S Iron
BL1pTS
ANSWERED

The question hiss probably Sssa asked thousands
kAinSin Well IL d3eSa't Bot il does cure any disease
for which rsputsble physician would prescribe IR0S
Physictans recognize Iron As the best restorative
agent knosn 10 the profession. and inquiry Of Ang
leading chemical firm vii substEntiate the ssSatson
that there ara more preparations Of roa tE a any
other substance used in medicine This shows con-
elusvely that iron y acknowledged % be the most
important fES,0r Successful medical practice "a
however, reInArkable tact that prior 70 the dseGF.
sFI Of BROYfN'siI IRON BITtI ERS nopetfeet-
Unsatisfactory iron cu=olnAticn bad ever been found
BROWNS IRON BITTERStdss:ss: S 1ss ssas:
headaehs, or produce eonstipstion-nll other iron
medicines do. BROWNS IRONBITTR
cures Indigestion, Biliousness, Weakness,
Dyspepsia, Malaria, Chilis and Peyers,
Tired Feeling, General Debility, Pain IN the
Side, Back or Limbs, Headache aud Neufnl.
gia-tor AZ thaas aiaasntS Irou b prescribed dsily
BROWNS IRON BITTERS s ss; *. 'f Z .
ainIts. Ike all ethsg tR9saah msdicines. Il acts
1919 .NleR tiksn By mn the first symptom Of
Ss.isht - fensVed energy. The muscles than become
Ehhl tns Question improves thu bowels ara active
~ so1len tne enect Is usually rrnre rapid and marked
Inc eyes oegn az once 70 brighten: the skin elearS
up; healthy color comes 20 the cheek nssSoness
rfsappeasi functional derzr s6ms5ts bscofne regu-
AZ, ana ~ nursing mosneE, fabnndAnt Guste1ssoa
Y sEPplied for the child. Remember RpoWnS Iron
bnters i Ole ONLY iron Wedioiae that = not IN
IgTlous PAyHeiaEl cad DTSggists veeoNnleHfE q.
The Genuine has Trade Marx and crossed red Inns
ouWsVper. TAKE Nd OTHER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12

Cell Your honsa II you want to by advertising In
OEIl 1HE I EGIsTKR,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12

S.GOoDGO 70, sell dry good the cheapest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12
COMMITTEE REPORTS

The various standing committees report
cd bills as follows, which were ordered
paid: Accounts, $ll275; Real Estate,
SlO3G3; Board of Police aud Fire Com.
missioners, on accounts Of Police, S6O 81;
on account OF Fire Department, 1862 30;
cemeteries. $3.50; Superintendent of City
Prison, $l043l.
The special committee appointed to meet
With the Directors OF the Natural Gas COM
pany and Mr.. P. L. Kimoerly, reported the
result OF their meeting, the facts regarding
which are we'll known to our readers.
The Board OF Police and Fire Conmls'
sioners reported the fact of the filing OF
petition of sundry citizens in the Circuit
c ,urt, praying that the ordinance under
which the Board is acting be Gnnulled, and
asked that they be authorized to employ
counsel 10 defend the interests OF the city
and Board in the matter. Mr.. HArrell
csllsd the attention Of members to the fact
that there wa City Solicitor, whose bust
nesS il was to DEFEND the city In
all such matters. Mr.. Hildreth said it was
not the business of the Solicitor to do any
thing of the kind. Finally Mr.. Hildretb
moved to refer the matter to the Commit
tee on Claims with power TO act. Mr..
Cruise moved to amend so that If the COM
mites thought fit to employ lawyer that
his compensation should not exceed $50,
This amendment was voted down, and the
resolution of Mr.. Hildreth was adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Tracy the rules were
suspended, and the application OF Joseph
Green to keep an ordinary at No. 1922
Market street (the old Dillon House, was
taken Up ana granted.
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X y
Tho Main Question.

Mr. CRUISE SUBSTITUTE TAKEN UP.
The Chair then decided that Mr..
Jaeyers substitute SHOULD not be read un.
til the reading of Sec. of the committee s
ordinance bad been concluded, and the
reading was continued. When the section
hsd been read, the substitute OF Mr. Jaeger
was read as follows:
And for the Board Of Public Works, in
addition to the proceeds of the assessment
known as the ten cent levy" $50 $50 90;
which sum of $50, $4,000 the Board shall
expend for the following work
Paving with brick or vitrifed blocks
Chapliue street between sixteenth and
kiEhteenth, Eighteenth between Chap
liue aud Eoh Eoh between Eighteenth
aud Nineteenth, ana Nineteenth street
between Eorf and Jacob craftsmanship O w
Paving with brick or vitrifed blocks
part OF Main street, commencing al aod
extending northward from the south -.
side of Nj tn street TO Third street. l9SOO w
Pin, Stan, m alley with yitrifed block Go 90
For curbing throughout the clty...'..'. .'2OO W
For paving cutters and crossing 0OO w
For sewer pipe aud LAYING same....-.-..- SOU W
Eo- filling south York Street............. eJO w
For filling NORTH Front street........... ,6OJ 10
For pairing Fourteenth street from nsII $1,000,
to Water ZI-vV W
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12

The proceedings in this Branch were
started off with bewildering sPruptness
BIZ the Republican members, Mr.. Tracy, a.
7 :4O o clock, having counted nozss and
ascertsined that majority OF thoses pres
cut were Republicans, moving that the
Branch come TO order and that Mr.. Hill
dreth take the chair. The motion prevail
ed. and the roll was called, Mr. Tracy ever
and anoa putting in whispered exhorta'
ton to hurry up" Fifteen members
answered to their names, as follows:
Messrs. Butts, Caldwell, ClGtor, Crawford,
G,lleland, Harrell, Hildreth, Jaeger, Nc.
Coy, Mckinley, Scott, STANLEY, Tracy,
Warehouse and Weir-l5.
As soon "a the call was made Mr.. Cald-
we'll Jumped to his feet and moved to sas.
psnd the rules and take up the ordinance
providing rules aud regulations tor the
Government of the Police and Fire Board
The motion was promptly seconded, ana
the ordinance was taken up. read third
time By its title, and put on its passage,
The Republicans, evidently being afraid
that their plan would miscarry through
Democratic members putting in an appear
snce, whoopsd things up at lively rate
and the roll was called with rush, the or
diuancs passing by vote Of II ayes to /
NAYS, as follows: AyeS-~Nessrs. Butts,
Caldwell, Clstor, Crawford, Gilleland, Hill
dreth, Jaeger, Mccoy, Stanley, Tracy,
Wsterhouse and Mr.. President-l2. Noes
-Messrs. Harrison, Mckinley, Scott AID
Weir-4. Just as the roll was flushed NJ"
Sweeney put in an appearance and record
ed his vote, Aye"
While the brethren congratulated them,
selves on the passage Of the ordinance, bus'
mess was proceeded with.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12

City Clerk bowsEs read his semimonth'
" financial statement, showing the follow
ing balances Board of Public Works
SI3S64 81; Fire Department, 81 O4O SO;
Health S342 60; Markets, 1886 20 Police,
81 64S.32; City Prison, Sl90 SO; Scales,
1896 II; Real Estate $3.50 81; Cemeteries,
Sl9l OF; Salaries, $4lS 40; Contingent tx
penses, S7255.4l; Compromise Loan,
1851 81; Water Board, $lj,769 81; Gas
Works, $2S,679O9; making a total Of
l,79006.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12
Second Branch.

THE REPUBLICANS START THINGS WITH A
RUSH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12
OTHER REPORTS.

OEhEh hEEONfSs
The Board of Public Works reported
bills as follows: c. Leonhart, paving and
grading, $l24.8O; Vim. Stu0bs, setting curb
ing, $55O.02; total, 1914 81. The bills
were ordered psid.
Several reports from the City Solicitor
were read and appropriate action taken. The
most i'm portant was in reference 10 the &C
ton of the hoard OF Public Works in re-
gard TO the Hook property, the Solicitor
stating that by resolution passed By
Council in August last he had been direct,
ed TO have the property condemned, but
that the Board of Puolic Works had tax Ell
action in the matter without his noRlsdge
A communication from His Honor, the
Mayor, set forth the principals examined
aud sureties sworn on applications for IL
uuor licenses. The paper slso stated thai
having been summoned to appear before
the Circuit Court and defend the city in
sn action brought by J. B Sheppard and
others to snnul the ordinance creating the
Fire aud Police Rosrd, without authority,
but following o precedent established by
others aud AZ the desire of the City Solici-
tor, ! have employed Messrs. I'm. Russell
ard George B Caldwell to assist him in
maintaining the ordinance adopted Oy this
Council"
That portion OF the communication re-
ferring to the petition was referred to the
Committee on Claims. and the remainder
was spread on the minutes.
THE TELEPHONE ORDINANCE.
A message from the First Branch an
nouuced that that body had insisted upon
its action in regard to the telephone ordl'
nance, and asked for committee OF con-
ference. Yhi5 raised > prolonged discus
sion, which ended in the general superin.
tendeut of this district. Mr.. Metzger, OF
being invited TO address the
Branch. That gentleman stated that
The trouble was not one Of the companys
;sakips; the telephone company wa
sbundsntiy satisfied with the old order of
,hines. The ten year provision in the con-
.ract however, was satisfactory to his peo,
lie and he thought it ought to be to the
,;ty as well, as from$i 900 to Sc, 600 would
% saved to the municipality during that
inc. The roll was then called, and the
action Of the First Branch was concurred
n, ayes 20, nays 1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12

Two or three other small amendments
were made, and then, after O protracled
discussion as to the relative merits Of Wit
rified blocks and bricks, the reading was
concluded AMI the ordinance read third
time by its title and passed; ayes %, no
,, the latter being Messrs. lgegsF ana Nc
Coy
4 number Of resolutions and petitions
we're then acted upon, and then the eppli
cation Of James Cshill to keep o coffee,
house at 1875 Market street was taken up
and passed. Dyes l3, noes IL, those in "a.
vor being Messrs. Butts, Crawford, Del.
brugge, Cruise, Harreli. Healy, Miller, Pick.
ct, Scott, Stanley, Tracy, VockIer, and
Weir.
This Branch, at ll3O, then adjourned
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17
OUR FOLKS.

L II. Withey leaves next week for
Utah.
William H. Hughes, of the Michigan Cath-
oiic, IS IN the city.
Chas Brown. Of Manistee, is visiting old
friends IN the city.
Geo Baker, of Morenci, is in the city
on business visit.
Mrs. Harriet Burton goes TO Oliyet today
for few week ; visit.
Dennis COstigan, the popular postman, is
enjoying his vacation.
Mrs Maggie weeny is visiting her sister,
Mrs. james Roe, at Harrison.
Julius Caesar and John Sonke, mail car
riers. have returned from their vacations.
Mr. and Mrs John T. Gof leave today for
Chicago, where they will reside permanent
ly.
Rev. J. T. Hustled ard wife, of Lowell
are visiting Jefferson Lucia on the West
side
Robert Trumbull, of the Reed City Clarion,
made the TELEGRAM HERALD Office a cali
yesterday.
Mrs Kate Hyde wife Of VIM A Hyde,
OF 81 Ken -st.. is visiting friends at Detroit,
Port Huron.
II f scholle, Of the furniture firm of
Wiriz * Sch0lie, of Chicago, Is in the city
buying furniture
Drum Major Dickerson goes TO Island
Lake today and Will remain until the eud
OF the encampment.
f. H. Stowe. OF Ithaca, Graiiot county, is
visiting his nephew, +. A. stowe OF the
Michigan IrQdcsmaa.
Mrs Charles F. Kusterer and Miss Pauline
Kusferer sill go TO Milwaukee to attend the
-engerfest next week.
A. r. Antisdel lett for Milwaukee Wis
yesterday 20 make arrangements for his
leasing the Kirby House
T. q. Levi. of the Star Clothing House
and family left Yesterday TO spend a month
az The seaside Summer resorts.
James Bayne returned yesterday morn
ing from attending the Knights OF Pythias
c0nclave a. TorOnio, Canada.
Patrolman John Scho5ey leaves today to
speUd his vacation of two weeks At his old
home In Niagara county, y. y.
Charles f Bracket, of the Furniture Ga
-efe Chicago. has been IN the cily for tue
pas two days. he returned 30 Chicago last
night.
Master George Suiplice, of Newayg0, who
has been visiting Dick Thayer. of the
Clarendon. for "A few days past, returned
home last evening.
Mrs Mary f Tozer. Of Battle Creek, i.
visiting her son Alfred b Tozer. Clerk oil
Police Court She is on her way home
from ,F,p t0 the Pacific coast.
Louis rreusch. of Dunkirk y Y
snd Mr. and Mrs Winkier, Of Buffalo, \
g. are in The city visiting their brother and
sister. " and Mrs Max iTeusCh.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

The Boston apitaIisf- Conclude to with
draw Their Proposition To Buy
the Water Works

NJ T. crow. oi B.son who with 5 d.
Lornr. represented The syndicate Of Boston
capitalists Nha proposed Co buy he city s
system 0f water worss. has been in the i-y-
since rhe proposition was presented 20 TIE
Council M5nday night and kept bis asso-
cist,s in Che enterprise we'll posted as 90
hs1 the offer Vas received oy the tax pay
er. af tne cfy. The wires Eere used sxrsn
-ier.F Wednesday aui yesterday aus 80 D
ae.acs Yesterday afternoon MT Crow re-
re.sei HIspaIcl wairu reli
Nithdrss prop1sluon AZ once and come
aome 5 ID LoRivc
Upon receipt of She dispatcn Nr Crov
prepared fhe oHoFing communities ION.
FltcB be- sent tD t1e Ulii ii1s .f fue CITY Clerk
and then tok au evening train ter the
E.t~c
GRsvn Rsrms. Mich. July lG lss6
II, tre Honorable Mayor anil Common Council
snf 8ntrl nf f1oir WORKS 0i tne Cfy of Gtand
far.ds. M nIesa.
tkyrisssv The offer or proposition
heretofore a.-ie e1 the citr Of Grssd Rap
als Nichiean fo huF fhe present water
v1rss system of sail city and to extend fhe
.tfae. nr consfrlrt a ueE system. t hereby
sifhInFu VERY respectfully yuurs.
NJ r Crow.
= D inalVr
Individually and ON beaaIf of lhe syudi-
r.. 81 ea..ras.....a n. .a
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

Gea-rel .deNsin Wall ~ Afteaapi te a. IA
As4lasl NJ. Fes. aef3s fsr hester
~ WorkuuaE

besl>. Mas Jes IA laited Press
rea ,lssr today c4.lei lsea ees. 4 NeNau
in reieieuce . tae s-a.eaeat- ta4t 1lss
oeea publshed lhnousa 5hs country eaap-
Aas his uens siih lae pos tions af General
Secretary Treasurer aud of General Master
MsrsU4n ef tbe kaisbrs of Labor sr
Mcneil saii thsl he ~As uei s csn5ida. e
tar 4pt Once Ed tls order aus laai lls
naWe bad ncea mfuu1.s8 wirlaal his
kuo~ ledge Prior ca ihe Hamilton oonesn-
tsl as flaa been geq lrssl-1 l8 sr8ul for t4e
1rsf named once. bu. haa pas.inell de-
ciDei So ~ from tslDE anxious f0l
higher oIlae ae desIg.d to cave ai, preseaf
l9siuun a. nisslCl >efrefar1 Treasurer. and
had rendered lis esi-nailau three mon b.
before bat had betH obliged to 1alI ou
uuNA fle ceIuias guly session ahen bi.
resignation wlli as4in ue presented ht
believed that ile order vas r1ceedlngIR
i-rtuua'e in having PosdeFis al iis beau
lie would never os = candidate against him
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17
3 eNNlAL REUNION.
Tna nigh school classes of 81 and So
Ftcnic AZ Reeds Lake
Histories

Yesterday afternoon the second biennial
reunion of the High school classes Of 81
aud - was held az Reed Lake 4 spriuk
among those present. Il fact calculated 20
make Ihe occasion lhe more pleasant, be-
cause many members of s3 were a, one
luie members of - also. The young ia
dies had mAde liberal gs-tronOmicai prepara-
nous, which were tastIly arranged upon
picnic taoirs. AT the conclusion of
Toe supper Miss Emma I0orlis
read history Of 81 since it,
graduation prepared by Miss Lille
Strong, of lpsilanti, and Miss Nellie Hen
shaw treated of - IN the same manner
Ezra Ware and VIII Graves, the Presidents
Of the classes made brief remarks. Reuben
Smith spoke for IS. The reunion was a
success IN every way. About forty were
present
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

Will IT I.somis returned yesterday from
Toronto, Canada, where he has been attend
ing ihe Twelfth Biennial Conclave Of the
supreme Temple of ihe Knights of Pythits
There werr present seven Michigan divis-
ions be- s9id. mastering about 2O0 men
in the whole brigade The number in uni-
form attending was about Eve thousand.
and the number IF people present from the
aufsite was estimated to be- - VN Tues
day niEhi a reception was given % the
visiting membe in the RINK a structure
having = cspacfv ~ about 30l0. Among
rho=e ehn made addresses vas the founder
Z fhe Order jus us H Bsthb9ne of Bowie.
Md The prize drills were very dne and
rre appearance of fhe Knights upon parade
grand The orfer IS booming there now
being l~9 0oo members iu fhis country The
society is tTenfV two wears old
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

Lsysrv- Mich 1lly l8-The Governor
has parodned Vim Fish. sentenced from 81.
O. air county December ~ 1854 to four
vrars AZ iauIa. a'so VIM Gaze sentences
f-'u Oakland county September ~. isss
o six years sf Isrs>en for sssaut Ntih
inter to r.rImis rape TIE PARTON Board
certify ihs. Fish dying from consnup
sr. and Gage vho is esrairzei in bis ieff
ste s saF.rug ritn diabetes and can i've
n-.t shr-f sifne
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17
90 IN THE SHADE.
THE WEATHER is RIGHT
THE CLOTHING is RIGHT,
THE PRICES ARE RIGHT,
AND THE TRADE is RIGHT

Very strange, indeed, if Care, Taste and Resources
without bounds, did produce their natural results
Our So suits first and without a rival Our $40
suits for Variety and Excellence have the Market all
themselves Suits for business and dress up to $50
Unlimited choice
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

As the dsy f5T 'he Gift Concert draws
near interest .n the drawing Is gro~ing
nlare intense 4ud manV Who before fs.t
able to bias onIY one lexet ease laid aside
uoury enough Do the meaau are noN
investing iu another. ard hauy Times in
uare tnau one murs.s icsef / tle Richmond
Opera House dIaRalg L 8ets are being
bought hg ali "a 4es OF t-ople tie paor
and the ricl.-Hho Alg 0a-l tNo or many
tickets fHe day farhthe al dtiwiusls psi
tiveA set1or The 90th and &0p.e seneral,
are resi fsssr~s he Tact that oit three more
days M rFene before Ihe nater viii be de
cile1. The infringement caul lonig reiferaie
their purpose 30 make eFet one satisfied
that this is a fair and hon0rtble drawing.
all interests vi be protected ahke. and ihe
poor man Who works for 81 90 a dag Is
just as NIT 70 get this fortune Is the rich
man People should realize that tins Is no
pian" or buggy lottery, bat that a large
fortune. 100000 Is al stake and i'm ihe
hands of committee of honest and fair
minded men who viii see that everything
IS conducted sguarcls and above board
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

The wonderful Jsp<eD Alyini. will give "A
matinee this aitefnooo~af Powers com
meucing promptly al 30. ~lbe prices for
adults will be bat - cents. children 10
cents.
Mrs A. McLshlin. ~ lressmaker at
- Monroe st, has remoyea 20 l4la Monroe
st, where she Will be Pfeasea 90 meet all her
old customers.
The Cutler House, of Grand Haven, have
now commencing wig their regular Saiur-
day night hops.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

Individually and on besalfof lbe syudi-
....s represented 81. ns
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-01-22
FOR SALE CHEAP.
HANDSOME Brownell Use,

I HANDSOME Brownell 2.seated
l. Canopy.top Carriage, leather uphol-
stored, with pole shafts, curtains, lamps,
etc, complete. This carriage is nearly
new, and, having had the best of care,
is consequently in perfect order; l
stylish side.bar piano.box Top Buggy,
also in perfect order; Brewster end
spring Open Buggy; fine Set single.
strap handmade Harness with solid
rubber mountings suitable for large
Carriage; 2 light Sets single.strap har.
ness, rubber mounted English Saddle,
bride and martingale; large sound
family or road Horse, kind in every par.
ticular and safe for lady to drive;
bay Filly, 3 years old, sired by Gator; /
fine young Cow Is years Old), part
Devon and part Jersey, to calve in
March; 2 heifers, and 2 years old, from
above COW, by 10Th Duke of Manchester
The above property is all in the best o.
order and will be sold cheap. Apply t.
$. +. GRAHAM Il Co.,
20 If 81 King Street