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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12
PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.

Our Daily Chronicle OF the Movem net,
OF Individuals.
Hon. Dave Leonard was in the city yes
tsrdsy.
Bert Mayors, of Bethany, was in the city
Monday.
Collector McGrsR made flying trip to
the city Yesterday.
Clark Bsne. of Pittsburg, left for home
yesterday after spending several days
here.
Mr.. Samuel Lsughlin was out on the
street Monday for the first time after 8
weeks serious illness.
Mr.. Guy R. C. Allen and Miss Annie
V. Glass will be married this afternoon at
the residence of the brides mother, Hsr-
Sist Glass, on La Belle avenue.
G. ". Thompson, Vice President Of the
Ohio River road, vss in the city yesterday.
Hs reports good business and prospects
for better. he also says 1000 men are at
work on the extension, and if no bad luck
happens trains will De running into
Charleston before Christmas next.
Mr.. George Finck and Miss Minnie
Grews were married S7 Rsv. Ziegeluier,
OF lions church, on Monday evening, at
the residence Of the brides parents, on the
South Side. A pleasant reception was
held at the conclusion OF the ceremony.
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A GRAND AFFAIR.
The Wheeling Turner's Give Con.
cert and Ball
At Their Hall Last Evening That Proves
a Success, Both Socially and
Financially,

The Wheeling Turner Society gave 8
grand concert aud ball at their hall last
evening, for the purpose of securing funds
10 send their active members to the con-
vention in Johnstowu. Pa. At an early
hour a large crowd assent lsd in the hsll,
filing all the seats and leaving only stand.
ing room
The concert programme was opened
with an overture BY the Opera House Or.
chsstra, which was followed BY horizon
tai bar exhibition by the first class. A
chorus BY the Msennercbor, and Mr.. G
Capped played pretty violin solo. The
fret class then did some accomplished
turning on the parallel bars, which ended
the first part.
After another beautiful overture by the
Opera House Orchestra, a double quar-
teite was sung in good style by members of
the Germsnia. A chorus by the Turner
Singing Society preceded the closing mum.
Der on the programme, which consisted Of
acrobatic exercises by ]. Loos, c. Straub.
W. Bncey aud Master Milton j. Hoefer, a
lad of four years who took, the character
Of a clown in az excellent manner. The
acrobatic exercises constituted the last
performance on the programme, being
something never before attempted in pub
lie by the members, Mr.. Bucey's work
was especially noteworthy, and the whole
performance called forth storms Of up.
plsuse
At the conclusion of the programme the
ball was opened in fine style and !un
reigDed supreme and Terpsichore held
sway until o'clock this morning An ele'
CONT supper vas served at II o'clock.
The Turner Society will give grand
excursion to S:enbenville Sunday, May
23d, on the steamer Telegram, and pleas
ant time is anticipated.
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a Card.

Editor Of tie Register:
desire 10 correct the very unfair mis-
representation of an article in to-day 8 In
telligencer under the heading "The Otto
Case" That article is reckless and seems
to me to be inspired by malice.
OF the character of the two women there
in mentioned | knew nothing. and know
nothing still but what heard at the police
court. They were admitted TO my place
Just as Others are admitted into hotels aud
boarding houses generally. 1t would be
impossible to inquire into the character or
reputation ofall guests before receiving them
and it is quite possible that on undesirable
or improper person, finds admission at
times, who would not If known. This is
chance liable TO happen in spite OF oil the
care that can be taken; and there is prob
ably not hotel in the city in which il has
not happened more than once.
The penalty imposed or ne by the Cir
cult Court, referred to in the article, wss on
my own confesSion--sn act that, since ]
have learned its fall meaning. / very great.
ly regret WAS persuaded into it by gen.
tlemen, probably not much wiser than my
self in tho matter, whose testimony would
have shown that ! had used every preesu-
lion to keep out OF my place all improper
persons There gentlemen diiked TO sp
Pear in court 10 testify. AID on their mis-.
taken representations ] was foolishly in
duced to confess
l have always done my best TO conduct
a respectable house, and such an article as
that in the Intelligencer does me great in
justice, and, OF course, tends to ibjure Hy
business. | trntt that paper vii not allow
its columns to he used against me to graft
fy the mean malice of anyone, who might
think 1t his interest 10 prejudice the public
against me. Ihope as become more &C.
guainted with the ideas, the ways of life
and the language Of the people to be better
able to protect myself from imT ositiops Of
all kinds. Respectfully &c,
CHARLES OTTo.
WHEELING, May ii, 1886.
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POLICE COURT.
Cases Disposed OF by His Honor Yester.
day Morning.

Cases Disposed OF by His Honor Yester.
day Morning.
John Kelly caused some amusement in
the Police Court yesterday BY insisting on
fixing bis own sentence. He had been
wandering around the lower part of the
city, sleeping wherever he could find q
place until Officer Devlin found it neces
sarv to arrest him for vagrancy. The
Judge ssked him il he would like TO be
cent up for & wear. Might as well make
it q life time" he replied. His Honor
kindly knocked off six months. then sug-
gested four months, and finally came down
to ninety days, when John cut the matter
short by saying; Thirty days will do"
he got it.
John Hillery and VIM Stephens 60
into al alteration in South Side saloon
on Saturday night about labor troubles and
a fight ensued. Marquis OF Queensbury
rules and. according to the evidence ofone
of the com6atsnts, several knock downs
followed, after which came presentation
to His Honor yesterday morning, which
brought The row to u finish and replenish,
ed the city's treasury to the extent OF two
and three dollars snd coats.
Charlie johnson was requested TO move
on" on Monday night by Officer Dfuschell
Mr. Johnson did not move on as directed,
Five and costs was the penalty.
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The CITY Prison.

Mr. STANLEY HAULS 1T To THE FRONT.
When this statement bad been read. and
before Mr.. Jaeger's amendment could be
taken up Mr. Stanley took the floor and
moved to amend line II ofthe committee &
ordinance, by striking ou' the sum OF 81, OOO
submitted as proper for the maintenance
Of the City Prison, and substitute s. 600
therefor. He made brief argument In
favor of his amendment, saying that unless
it prevailed the services Of two guards al
tbs institution would have to be dispensed
with To DO without the guards was to
keep the prisoners idle, for they could not
then be properly watched while at work.
Mr.. Caldwell defended the action OF the
committee in very warm and earnest
manner He said he could readily see why
Mr. Stanley had act himself up as the
champion Of the Prison; it was because be
had brother employed there. He hoped,
however, that Council would back up the
report Of the committee and reject the pro-
posed amendment.
Mr.. Stanley said, iureply, that be would
not allude to the fees and Compensations
drawn from the city treasury by the rela.
tons of the gentlemen who had sat down
That would be unworthy OF him. He re-
GREETED that the speaker had saw fit to al,
luds to certain relatives of his who, hap.
pening to be poor and needy, had secured
employment at the prison.
Mr.. Hsrrell made a few remarks, be-
ginning by saying that he had mo
relations in the workhouse," which remark
provoked general laugh.
The discussion took rather wide range,
and was continued for some time. Finally
vote was reached and The amendment
of Mr.. Stanley was adopted, ayes 10, Ioes
I. the latter being Messrs. Caldwell, CIator,
Gillelsnd, Hildreth, Peterson, Schrabe, and
Waterhouse.
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BARGAINS IN CARPETS,
Oh Cloths, Window Shades and Wal


Oh Cloths, Window Shades and Wall
Papers.
Families, merchants, hotels and others,
will consult their iuierests TO a great de-
gree By calling on The old reliable house OF
Harbour X Dutmsn, No. 1869 Main street,
and ms pecting their large and varied stock
of goods. Everything is new aud sly iish
and bought on declining market and
therefore is sold at the bottom notch.
Their stock Of carpets aud oil cloths is
large, varied and complete, embody ing
moguets. iDsrsins, Brussels, art squares
and rugs in great variety and styles.
Their wiGdow shades,gil or plain conice
poles, etc, have been selected with great
care and Are oifsred at prices to suit the
times.
Their stock of wall papers, borders and
ceiling decorations have no superior in the
city. Tie designs in the popular aud fash
onabIe micas aud other papers have been
selected with great Gsra and taste, and the
8 tme coyeE vide range of prices in order
that the wants Of every body may be suited
A cordial invitation is extended 10 call
and examine goods Don't forget the
number, 1859 Main street.
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rHE CITY IN BRIEF.
Matters of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.

Matters of Minor importance EacAeo Up
About Town.
DErKerIvE GRBBLE is after a gang OF
Anarchists.
THERE were four cases before His Honor
yesterday morning.
SoNE handsome psper was put out yes
terdsy for Buffalo Bills Wild West.
JACOB I. DmLoS has sold out bis hotel
on Market Square to JOS. Green, Esq.
ADVANCE BRIGADE No. l, Of Buffalo Bills
Wild West, is in the city, quartered at the
Mcclure.
Captain ]. 7. Ritehey, Of Pittsburg, Is
here repairing the steamer Diurnai Tor the
excursion business around the Louisville
falls.
The cases of Charles Otto, Maggie Sauers
aud Annie Morrison were not disposed OF
in Police Court yesterday morning as nsd
been anticipated.
The work Of rebuilding the interior OF
ths new court house is progressing rapidly.
The area walls around the outside will be
completed this week.
T. ST ALPHONsUs CHURCH has been com,
pletely demolished and the debris hauled
away. The only thing that remains is the
steeple and the front wall to support 1t,
Mr.. GEO. L. DURsT, the enterprisipg
Market street eonfectioner. is having I'M
proved wind fans placed throughout his
srore and ice cream parlors, which will BE
run by steam.
JAMES MCGOWAN and John o BrIen, the
Two men who were hurt on the extension OF
the Ohio River road and brought to the
Hospital here on Monday, were resting
very easy last evening and were somewhat
/ improved.
THIS evening the annual GtaHd Con
clays of the Grand Commsndery OF knights
| Templar will assemble at Weston. Aoont
a dozen Knights from this city will go out,
among them J. A. Miller, ]. c. Anderson,
! Thos NJ. Darrah, Dr. Morrison AID Il. W.
/ Atkinson. W. q. Riggs, tbs Grand Com
mander. has been absent from the State
for something ike six hours and in his OBJ
sancs Deputy Grand Commander j: a.
Miller will preside. There are seven Com
manderies IN this State, located as follows
Wheeling, two; Charleston, Morgsnto"n'
{ Chsrlsstown, Weston and Grafton, one
each.
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WEDDISG BELLS.
Trio of Weddings Contaminated Yos'
terday.

A Trio of Weddings Contaminated Yos'
terday.
Yesterday afternoon at l;3O o'clock Mr.
James Msthison and Misc Maggie William
son, daughter of Mr.. R. J. Williamson,
were married at the Cathedral, Rev. Father
McElligott performing the ceremony. The
wedding march vas played in beautiful
style by Mrs. NJ. f. Whitaker. At the con-
clusion Of the ceremony the bridal party
repaired to the residence of the brides pa
rents, on Wood street, South Side, where o
5rief and pleasant reception was held. Mr..
aud Mrs. Ms,hison received shower Of
congratulations and many handsome pres
cots. They left on the $40 train on the
Ohio River Road for Psrkersourg, where
they have house slresdy furnished and
will Immediately go to housekeeping.
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A SLICK JOB.

Two Young Men Get Away With s1s in
Cash.
Last evening about 9 clock Jos Baker,
Of the Troy Laundry, emptied the money
drawer of its couteats and put the money,
some twelve or thirteen dollars into his
coat pocket. At this moment his wife
came in to look st the laundry machinery,
and Mr.. Baker laid bis coat on the oItside
counter and went TO the rear of the estab-
hshmeut to show his wife around. As he
stepped out of sight two young chaps
walked in the front door, appropriated the
purse, kindly left the coat behind, and
walked out Mr.. B got oct just in timeto
see the thieves disappearing in the dis
lance He will doubtless be more careful
hereafter.
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Additional Success

The result of the experiment in burning
night soil made by Superintendent Dsrrab,
OF the Gas Works, was satisfactory, to gay
the least. The charge was Withdrawn yes
terday morning at FIVE O'Clock, nothing be-
ing left but O email amount of fine white
ashes. Another charge was put in last
evening, two retorts being filed with
q mixture Of soil and slack
and three others with equal
proportions Of fine coke and soil. 1t was
found that this combination worked even
more successfully than that of the night
previous. as after about four hours it was
almost entirely consumed. Superintendent
Darrsh will continue to experiment until
be ge.s the destruction OF soil in this man
ner down to foe point, although it has
already been demonstrated TO be a success
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SPRING and Summer StocL inns

SPBING and Summer stock Just
received An elegant and COM
pIete line Of SuiIingS, PantaIOOn-
ings and OyercOaIings, which we
will make mp in the best style
and af low prices
. q. HESS IL SONS,
1921 a I323 Market 81.
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Index to New Advertisements.

For sale-B Billiard and Pool Tables.
JeWetts Kefrigsrators-NeSbltt 4 Bro.
Wanted-BreSd Baker.
Attention, G.. A. K Ralph Kline.
Wanted-Saleslady.
Novelties in Startling Siiver-l G.. Dillon.
Eureka Carpet SOap-K II. List Local Page
Pure Ice Cream -Dursts-l Local Page.
Nanttd-Agent-lL Local Page.
WAnted-Energetlc Nan Local Page
For CharleslOn-SteameT w. n. Chancellor
Local PASe
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Circuit Court

In Part One OF toe Circuit Court, Judge
Jacob, yesterday, the jury in the case Of
S .hmander vs. Garrison came into Court
at 1870 p. M, aud reported that they were
unable to agree. They were accordingly
discharged.
In Part One, in the case OF the State va
John Beidenbsch, the jury found for the
defendant.
In Part Two Judge Boyd, in the case
OF the State vs. Melissa McGlumphry, the
Jury found for the defendant
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and third time and passed, ayes s, noes l,
(Mr. a. J. Scbultze), not voting l, & Mr..
J. w. Schultze.)
The application of James Cahill, fer
license to keep coffee house, granted by
the Second Branch, was taken up, and this
Branch refused the license, ayes 4, nays 6,
as follows: Ayes-Messrs Caldwell, Far
rell Kenny and Schultze, j. W.. Nays
-Messrs. Dobbins, Donaldson, Hsller,
Moffat, List and Schultze, A. Us.
A batch OF resolutions and, petitions
were acted upon, and then, at ll:30. this
Branch adjourned.
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Monkeyed with Powder.

Yesterday morning o small son OF Fred
erick Molter, put handful of powder down
a ges stop cock in front OF his fathers store
on Market street, then threw lighted
match in upon it. No flash following, the
boy went to the opening and peered down
to see what was wrong, when suddenly an
explosion occurred and he received the
fame right in his face, burning off his eye
brows singing his hair, and scorchiBg bis
skin. He was taken to doctor who
dressed the wounds. His eyes were also
slightly burned.
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NEW
Building Association Stock

TT Is A WELL ATTEsrEp FACT TsIr
l. money Ii accumulated. as 4 rule. by snail a.,
posits.
The Mutual Building and Loan Association
Affords an excellent opportunity for the periodical
deposits OF small sums OF money, rs sNry Collar
deposited 1, at once placed at In rra.i for the
III OF the person who made the deposit
Tbi, Association has just completed its thIN
year. and is In sue essiu aud prod able oIsr.,I-
its pls Is not com Heated. bat easily undcr,IaI
new series u sock will la issued on m. I,t Al,
OF May, aud p.Tsons wishing to .ub.cril4 for 4
can do 80 BY app wing 10 any OF the und n,sued
This new took " II commspoa shar ng N. can.
ings o al established busincs. nj onca. Add IN
avoid the nrst Improbable year incident to n,T
associations.
The association meets ey'rv Saturday srepirF
from $3.50 To + "'Clock. Ia Koou M . ,nns,.
Building, ,ecuEd Ro0r, entrance neat DOOR 10 Ciiy
Bank.
ror further inform alton, snquir, Of any oi IL,
undersigned.
WM. q. HAEDLsN, rrtiIc I,
JAMES T.. HANEs. VICE President,
ihU. =. MliIEK, cert ry,
WM GOEklNG, AUDIT T.
OSCAR DRpCk, lICuunT,
JANIS BODILY,
lou \ II .krtOSG,
HENRI BLuMtHBERG
FRANK FALI.U,R,
myIl.i2Sl5
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THE DAILY CALENDAR.
Died From His Iniuries.

DIVtt II tVIII 11Io UHHCts
John Barr, the man who was injured so
badly by the explosion OF the boiler st the
McCrum well, an exclusive account Of
which appeared in yesterday mornings
REGISTER. died some time during Monday
night. He leaves wife and family OF
tour Children, all daughters, and came
from Braddocks, Pa, but recently livsd al
Fulton. He was between 35 and 40 years
old, and his family is eaid to be lett in
destitute circumstances.
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The Big Fight,

TIE FINANCE COMMITTEES REPoRT.
The ordinance reported BY the Finance
Committee, setting forth the sums allowed
fer the various city departments during
the current fiscal year, was then taken up.
The Chair announced that the Board OF
Public Works had 6lsd an objection to the
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The 10 cent levy fund the Board shall
expand for the following purposes: Fol
having Eoff street from south side of B. 4
0. railroad track on Eoff street south to
Thirty.ninth street, thence eastwardy to
Jacob street, $4,000. For paving Chap
line street from EleEenth sIset noF:hward
TO Alley 7, $1,000.
The net proceeds ofthe sale Of the city 6
rssl property in excess of $20, 900 shall be
placed to the account OF and added to the
amount of the contingent fund of the city. -
Mr.. Jaeger said he desired this to be in
lieu of that portion of the committees or
diusnce embraced between line 45 and line
lO2, specifying where the Board should
spend the money get aside for street i'm
proyement.
When the reading OF the substitute had
been concluded, Mr.. Delbrugge moved to
amend By striking out : For filing North
Front street, $1,000. and inserting: For
properly filing aud repairing Alley Is,
$500"
This brought point Of order from Mr..
Peterson, Who said be was very badly be
logged Everybody seemed to be In the
same state, aud despite several attempts by
the Chaic aud members to clear up the sit.
uation, things continued to be very bsily
mixed. Finally Mr. Harrell brought order
oct Of chaos. and the Clerk again read the
offered by Mr. Jaeger in full.
Mr. HILlRETH FOR TIE COMMITTEES.
Mr.. HildretA tAsn obtained the floor.
He began his remarks by saying the pro-
,eeding vas one Of the most outrageous
aver enacted in the history Of the city. The
plain question vas, should the committees
II Council be allowed to map out and givs
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A Double Wedding.

A double wedding occurred Yesterday
morning at o'clock at St. Alphonsus
church. Mr. Adolph Kirchgessner and
Miss Mollie Reinhaimer and Me-. Joseph
Birding and Miss Mary WiniesdorEfer, were
the contracting parties and Rev. Father
Augelus performed the ceremony. At It's
conclusion pleasant receptions were held Ct
the residences Of the brides parents and q
pleasant time was spent by all.
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8e9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Weather.

Following shows the state of the tenn
psrsfure for yesterday, ss observed By C.
5chnepf, the Opera House druggist: 8.
m. 65; ~ m, 80; D. m, 81; p. m, 70.
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MORE TROUBLE FOB KIMBERLY.
His Men Strike for More Money Per
Day.

His Men Strike for More Money Per
Day.
Yesterday the men employed by Mr..
Kimberly in putting down the pipe line Of
the Natural Gas Company Of West Vir-
GINA struck for an advance Of Is cents
n r day, making their wages 81 so, and
Glso demanded that their camps
must be moved on Mr. Kimberlys time,
and also that he furnish teams for the
transportation Of supplies from stations and
s ores to the camps.
The news of the officially did not reach
this city until 100 late 10 ascertain any
further details. 1t WAS reported, however,
that number OF the men who have been
working, returned TO town last night.
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GentIemen's FINEST shoes

Hand made in Kangaroo and Cordeyan'
Eshtest, finest and most sensible shoes
made.
J. w. AMCE.
ll43 Main street.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, d. C., May ;2.--For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania light
rains, winds generally shifting to slightly
warmer southerly.
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WANTED - COIOred Man and
Wife, As janitOr I'm building and
20 live ON the premises. Apply al
Ghis office.
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Additional Local on FIRST Page.
NOTICE.

IS Pairs ChiId's Opera slippers,
5 10 N, at so cents per pair.
J. w. AhICK,
IIl3 Main street.
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The Peoples Favorite Resort.

The AihspksG feisce, the only link 10
tie city that is open to the public. At the
afternoon and evening sessions without
music, spectators will be admitted FREE
Skaters TEN GENTS Parties desiring to
secure The rink for private or pubic skating
carnivals, fairs, festivals, or public meet.
ings, can do SO by applying to or address.
ing the Manager at the rink.
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FIRST premiun ice cream. Hbolesale aud
retail, &C ZieGenfeldeFs. No. sc Twelfth
street.
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FiIEt Branch
THE POLICE BOARp RULEs.

IHE IOLlIE bOAhD hJLE5.
This Branch WAS called 10 order at 8
O'Clock, His Honor the Mayor in the chair
aud the following members Ersssni
MessrS Price, Caldwell, Dob3iDs. Donald.
son, Gavin, HalIer, Happy, Kepney, List,
Moffat, Myles, Schulzs. A j., and SehaI se,
]. Wis. Mr. WirgerIer appeared later.
The first business taken up was the ordi.
nance prescribing rules an regulations for
the Board OF Police and Fire Commission.
ers. It was read fast, st coud and third
tims, snd, on its passage, lacked ! Of q Tote
Ofthe necesssry too thirds, as folloSs; Ayes
-Messrs Brice, Do5bins, Donaldson. Hal.
ley, List, Moffst, Schultze A. j., Schulize
j. W, aud Winaerter-9. Noes -Messrs.
Caldwell, Farrell, Gavin, Fappy AID Ken
ney-5.
So the ordinance goes over until the next
meeting, when a majority vote will make it
o lsy.
T4E FISASes ORDINANCE ADOPTED.
Other routine work Was disposed of, the
Branch taking q recess from time to time
until IL O'CLOCK, when the ordinances sub
mitted by the Finance Committee. az
amended By tbs Second Branch, was taken
up. The ordisaree was read first second
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STRAWBERRY ice cream made from the
fresh fruit, fret of the season, at Zlegen-
fslder's. No. sc Twelfth street.