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New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS

The lawyer of Maggie Cahil, who sued her
cousin John Cah for dam for alleged assault and
battery OBJ her withdrawing the suit the city
having become reconced her relative ugess
provided Chief Justice McAia ycser
made permitting her to discontinue the suit hol ns
Tor other COud not attach
fOr unu The cause OF action lad been
established by verdict.
fTederlcA {. Bardwel. November - 1884. called
Dr. CaeD j. Wood dentist at No West Oneh huDd eli and
twenty-e gath ana paid him bill filing his wies
teeth Tey had words aterw3 about The manner IN
which dentist treated BaIdwes Dr OOd
selzing unOrrla stru K Bartwc heat with tie
handle Bardwe sued iOr 5000 damages and the
Superior Court ;Iore Justice Freeuan him
y
L. Wilson Yesterday appointed receiver tn
Mystic Flats in west lhrt rlnthst udSe Allen OF the
OF James ID. Fish ~ tn OF tie
hO wlch, according to afdayIts submitted
there mortgages amounting to e-2OJU
mechanics liens amounting To $4,000
Justice Donohue IN supreme Court Chambers yesterday
the Of Morris nber Oi the tn Reg
incnt dnder for paying hnes for
nou-attcndancc at irlls an paridcs.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
4 YOUyG WIFE WITH BRUTAL HUSBAND

Mrs Katie Care complained of the brutality of her
husband IN Police Justice Naehers Court i'll Brooklyn
YESTERDAY She is ouly twenty years old and was
married two years ago in opposition to ncr parents
beat and abuse her, She went home TO her parents
several times but each occasion her husband ty
promising II " do better" secured her return. a
month ago she was taken sick and her husband refused
to get her physician three days after her child was
born he compelled her get up and wash and do other
work. When she sank exhausted upon the floor he
beat her finally drove her and the baby out of II g
hot se She to her fStber but he refused to tax
her iu because had gone back to ter husband SO
many times. She finally found shelter with friend
who aterward explained the her father and hs
reentcd As a gDt well she secured the arrest
of ber husband. The counsel for the Commissioners
of Charities and Correction stated that 1t the
most brutal in his extensive experience. Carr
sent jail in default OF bonds to pay his wife 81
week
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
FALSE CHARGES DENIED.
TALSE CIIAhUEO DENIED.
NO LOBBYING To SECURE FAIR COMPENSATION FOR
CARRYING FOREIGN MAILS.


WASHINGTON, May Is (SpecidD.-The stale
cries OF subsidy" and "lobby" which raised by
free trade Journals Whenever proposition revive
American commerce is brought forward have been
louder than usual OF late This probably due to the
large majority by which the amendment The POST
ONCE Appropriation bill adopted In the Senate The
existing American steamship lines which would be
affected by this amendment have thought 1t necessary
deny unqualiedly this stale Old cry about the OF
money Mr. Hale presented the denial In the Senate
day. signed by the presidents OF the lines As
majority in the Senate in favor OF the
amendment large, the talk about lobby
influence could be regarded hardy
less silly. On the other hand. 1t is we'll known
that agents OF certain foreign steamship lines have
exerlng their influence to defeat this amendment. In
his the subject to-day Mr. Hale said that
when the great effort to revive American pre-
vailed in Congress- as II would III time, II would be due
the quckeuIng interest o the people the subject.
In their memorial the steamship presidents that this
about lobby Is doubtless raised 10 excite pre-.
judice against the fair proposition that American
steamers like those OF other with whom
have compete. shall receive reasonable compensation
for carrying the mails. The Government now receives
100000 annually for postage on foreign mail matter
and II well afford to cNpend $500 600 IN aiding
American lines In way that Will iuc the commerce
of the nation.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
NATIVE AMERICAN WINES.
COMMISSIONER COLMAN TALKING OF yITICULTURF
ASA NATIONAL INDUS RY.

COMMISSIONER COLMAN TALKING OF YlTICULTURE
ASA NATIONAL INDUSTRY
WASHINGTON, May 1S.-The National VIII
cultural Convention convened the Agricultural ID =
part ment to day with Alexander W. Pearson OF New
Jersey, temporary president. and Coone b. t. Clay
ton. Florida. temporary secretary The Committee on
Preliminary Organization reported plan for perna-
nent organization. which referred 10 committee on
pernant organization An address was made by Norman
J. C0man COrnmiss oner OF Agriculture, on Ntcult-
ure as q National Industry" 81 has been demon
strated" he sal grapes be grOwneveryw ere
In this broad land. every who calls an acre Oh
ground OF his own ought to grow them Ot the
manufacture OF pure American wines the Commissioner
said: We can produce wines even now whlcn can
enter into competition with the choicest vlptigcs OF
Europe where wine making has been followed for thou,
sands OF years. and has been fosered ana encouraged
by Government aid. Here the Industry has htd 10 take
Of Itself, and has grown up ana ipde ls way ny
the simple puck and energy OF its followers Not ony
had best Drtndles presented 10 ,ne
public under French and other foreign labels ana ony
the Indifferent s,nt-d as American w,Dr+ ID IL
we have grown strong enOughn to insist on our rights
and stand our own merits lne resources OF our
continental domain not resr ctcd 10 the natlNe
viues-to the grape the frost grape. the FOX
grape the scuppernong, great "a are the possl-
butles only partly revealed OF valuable vari
of families-as there Il vast area on the
Pacific slope In which the European vines
flourish perfection and where hundreds OF varieties
OF them have already been tested"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
MAJOR HoLzBoRN RELEASED FROM JAIL.

Major Herman Iolzborn, who has lpng nisled in
Ludlow jail since last July having been arrested IN
Limit d divorce In which Mrs Regina HOyOorn is
the yesterday released order OF Justice pon
ohue OF tn supreme Goa Ile MAJOR Sho served ia the
lJfh New York Artillery during tie acqut
General ions a OF
battery made by hs wife in ls,2 While ne att
ing charge she her suit for
lie arrested in the divorce suit on tho
ale that he about leave The country. tho
meantime order had obtained on behalf Il the wie
directing hlm her "A lmOny aDta counsel
fee OF 800 Tins lie refused TO alleging Tat MI Oz
born with tour children has b ca living with on
parlee JarkeeDer. an that she been terms 4
criminal intimacy with him IN the DIV bce oceedngs Mrs
DOlIbOfn and Pariee both that this not true
LOUIS Grant counsel Maor HOlHborn, recently had
both arrested charae OF perjury ih td 70
Justice hbIeh held them To bail IN ~ 900 each 10 await
the of Tho Grand jury, Justice D1nphde Yesterday
order which HaJOr iioL
born held directed STAY procee regard 10 the
OF amony and counsel lee until the determination
at II lLy lrna.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
A CHANCE FOR CABLE TRACTION.
WHAT TIE STREET RAILWAYS IN THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES ARE DOING

CITIES ARE DOING.
rrROM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
ALBANY, May 1S.-The street railways OF
NewYork ami Brooklyn and indeed In al cities of the
State are directing their attention to Improving ther
me shods OF propclag Lately Senator Plunkltt
introduced bill authorizing street railway companies
TO substitute the cable traction system fof horse or other
power The bill been regarded In an unfrendly
manner by the New-York Gable Railway Company.
the owner OF OF the systems Of cable traction
That company wOud like to gam possession or seventy
miles of the OF NewIork without paying any
thing for the franchise. Seeing that he could not de
feat the bill Charles T. Shaw the counsel OF the Cable
Railway Company, has sought to amend 1t in the inter
that company In this he has failed aud has had
to turn his attention other bills. When Senator
Plunktts bill came up IN tue Assembly
to-day expeaker Erwin denounced the Ncw-l OrK CaDle
Railway Company, saying that was NEEDING with al
sorts railway bills before the Legislature and he Tor
tired of It's operations. . 49,,
Mr. Van Allen. also, wnlle commencing the IIuhkltJ
blll. criticised the NewlOIk Gable Hallway COMPANY
frantic efforts modify the bill IN its own favor Inc
Assembly adopted by vote of % to ol an amendment
bill sugseste by Mr.. Lyon. OF Ncw-1Ork, Wbch
Will compel The to obtain the consent OF inc
authorities to change from horses 10 cable traction
The bill also amended th3t IL cannot possibly r-
vIve lapsed powers OF the Ne WORK Cable Railway
Company. Tue Dili was passed b. vote oi 10 70 a.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
FOR THE PRESERVA ION OF BIRDS.

M TtCtHI IHCtIIIE OF tIIC IdUItS CHIISIIdH
Onion OF Newlork. held at the HOe OF the society
No p Washington Square. the subject OF bird
alton brought by the president, Mrs. Thompson
\. HOllisier. Mira Frank BotiOme called tcntioD TO
The wholesale destruction OF North American birds to
Satisfy the demands OF fashion, and 10 the Onsib iby
O women for tins destruction. Her REMARKS excited
great Interest. Mrs. q. Il. Grnne account Of
tie Audubon S"cey and spoke of the great work which
II mad accomplished. pointing out the benefits which
wond from the spreading its doctrines among
a. classes Oh people. Ihe addresses evoked great
thusasn and Mrs William H. SkdmOre, the vice. pres
tcem moved that the ASSOCIATION In a body join the
Audubon society and do what IL to assist It's WORK
the motion Was adopted Unanimously by rising vote
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
THE STATEN ISLAND BRIDGE.

WAsHINGToN, May Is (Speciap.- efforts
call up the Staten Island Bridge bill have so far not
beeu successful ia either House Mr.. Ffye made another
in the Senate to-day, but Mr.. Mcpherson was
promptly his feet to object Owing TO the absence OF
Mr. sewe. Mr. Frye said that he did not expect to get
the bill disposed OF in day. but Mr. Mcpherson per-
sisted in his objection. vote taken and the motion
to take up the bill defeated by % to "a nays
Mr. Harrison, who among those voting nay, said
that while favored the BILL he ready to take
IL up in tho absence or the Senator from NewJersey.
The House has passed fifteen twenty bridge bills but
this particular been called by the chair.
mau OF the House committee which iayorably reported
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
EFFECT on THE pITrSBURG EXCHANGE.
THE SUSPENDED FIRM Confident OF MELTING OBJ
LEGATIONS.


PiTTsBURG, May Is (SpeciaD. D.-There were
lively scenes at the OIL Exchange to-day. The market
opened excited and weak zoe cents or % cent below
last niht This was caused by the from the Wash
1ngon County field. showing that theVandergri Forest
well on the Farm, doing from so 10 135 bar
opening at TO- bnt Craig Lowre. bull operators. were
bidding for 100 900 lots at 702 Tney were not sup
ported The market sagged recovered to 10 and sagGed
again to less than 60 About IL a. announce
meut was made that Craig & LOwrie could not meet
their contracts. The market dropped rapidly,
qhe excitement at fever heat During the
seljng OF the various lots offered prices huctuated
from &C to G74 cents which prices the entire amount
disposed sold at different times during the day.
Many wild and sensational reports were circulated ana
the whole trade kept the highest tension during
the whole session. The lowest point reached here was
Gl7s. from which there "a recovery aud conpara
tyey firm and normal close at GI7s strong buyers
came when the danger greatest OF the
market becoming hopeessy pinic-stricken.
sold uuder the rulu to-day IOr craig
Louvre here $4,000 barrels, aud IN on CITY o'3ooo
barrels The prices realized in Oil City were the same
as here. These do not include the
amount sold iu the regular way,
which were supposed to be very large. An announce
ent was made That regular sales VIII be delivered to-
morrow and resales made on this account The
firms sheet passed the Clearing House all righ his
morning The opinion OF the trade here IS that craig
Iowrie's from $l5OOOO 10 S2OO.OOO In
money Mr.. LOwrie. the junior member, thinks the
amount will not exceed $4,000 He confident that
every Indebtedness will he paid in fu Craig has lately
invested largely in OIL lands and production aud In real
estate, and could not realize speedily enough
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
UNLAWFUL DISTRACTIONS TO CRATIC.

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Doph to-
day introduced In the Senate a bill to amend Section
525s OF tho Revised Statutes BY adding to 1t the follow
ing clause:
ANY person or persons who shall wfully, by any act
or by means OF any threat Intimidation, impede Or
obstruct except by legal such railroad COM
many servants OF such company in tue
or passengers, Government supplies. or
malls from State another state, III receiving,
handling loading or unloading or transporting or dcliv
erng ay freight or property, Consigned or shipped
or I'M process being cons gned shipped from
State to another State. "a foreign country. which
has been transported from foreign country to any
state OF United states from State another
state shall conviction thereof be punished by I'M
prisonmcnt not exceeding one year, or BY fine not
eycee ling $500 discretion OF
and the District Court shall have jurisdiction Of all such
offences The circuit Court OF the United States In
dstric shall also have equity jurisdiction TO Restrain
any threatened violation OF the provisions OF this
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
AGENT McGILLICUDDYs SUSPENSION.

WASHINGTON. My 1S.-It is learned at the
Indian Office that officer had been ordered to pro-
ceed to Pine Ridge Agency. Dakota to suspend from
office Agent McGculdy for refusing to receive Harry
Clark agency clerk On receipt Of tho order TO
ceive Clark McG:llicuddy telegraphed Commission
Atkins that the appointment OF "A clerk by the Indian
reflects the agents integrity unjust hIm
his honds and for set forth IN his let
mailed April 27 he cannot place the clerk duty
Actin, Comm ssloncr UpSuaw, speaking OF the matter
said that $ policy the Administration
allow agents to appoint OF the important en-
ployes of the agencies order prevent cOliusion.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
PRfSM47IC MAO AROUND THE SUM-

People who cast their eyes skyward about 10
A. m yesterday rewarded by the sight Of beaut-
InI 40 surrounding the thick golden mist had
hun. the city ali the morning, aud was now grow
ing thinner and beginning TO melt away. This gave
the oppo tuuty play at prismatIc effects on
the PARTICLES OF water suspended the air, and II i-
proved opportunity. 1t phenomenon frequently
seen sea- aud is believed by sailors To foretel bad
weather. The halo ike ranbow In color and brl
liancy. Tue space enclosed by the ring OF
dull iraden color which made the brilancy of the haiO
and the dome of golden outside of 1t. all the
striking. The halo lasted for nearly hour and then
faded away,
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
sOLOMON's CLOTHES AND CIGARETTES.

Edward Solomon, the husband of Lillian Russell.
yesterday examined before Chief Justice McAiam in
supplementary proceedings JUDGMENT obtained sanst
him by Eliza NJ. Pond He depoed that he had received
about $4,000 since Jnu.ry Ist fiom NJ itil TIE M IL-
atheitrcal out of tiiis
xpenses wife does contribute 70 ms
support The hat which he occupies Dramercy PARK
his wifi s lie paws roD week boart He
paid 40 month for a for his chd IIs clothes
during the las, months .i5 has slz
week tor and his clgaretes have cost about slOO
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
GENERAL WEBB ABLE TO BE OUT

AT the meeting of the trustees OF the College
OF the CTS OF New YORK yesterday. General Alexander
s. We5b president OF the college, present for the
ffst his recent serious iuess. He is sun
feeble, but Is rapidly gaining strength Mr.. Crawford
proposed that the oce OF vice president Of the college
be restored 10 the discipline OF the inst u
tion. This motion adopted and Professor Jean
Eoem~ r. who has been acting during General WrDb's
Illness, made vlc~presdruL DR.. L. III. Fredburg
was appointed "a special Instructor and DIR. j. {.
Morgcnthau and Forces X McCreery received appoint
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
DEBATE ON THE PENSION BILL.

WASHINGTON, May Is SPECIALIZATION Mr..
Coke finished reading his arbitration this a-
ternoon the returned the Chamber ana
sumed the discussion Of the Pension bill. Mr.. Mcphor-
son. plea that tho sum necessary to meet the re-
qurements Of tho bill was unknown. moved to recon
init further inquiry. THIS opposed by Ingalls,
Blair Voorhees, Others unnecessary for the
that II ala not matter how much might bo necessary
In the nature OF debt that should be paid,
whether big little Mr. Blair said that IL would not.
according TO his estimate, take over S25,O0O0O0 With
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
FOIrRTU.CLAss POsrMAsrERs

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-The Postmaster
General to-day appointed the following fourth GLASS post
mDsters:
Maryiand- At Mattapany, George Thomas.
AInc. Augustus Dilge. at Hay Sharp
Ncae.
New-yers>y-At Wiokatunk. Henry Mulioon.
VerIaOBt-At East Burke +. L. D"nnell az Mendon Syl-
yauus Chamberlain: at Ncw-hhven. 4. r. Squlrr
NrD. At centre EfhnIham JOsephus L. Drake
at Rye Beach, MIs rlnina O. Jennessi at Osspe, W.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
DgyYIvG Y0Uyo LIEBERrs STATEMENTS

Richard Lebert. who wrote letters and sent
flowers Miss Flora Kosenstein until sue Obliged
upon ths police protect her upon face
Nj and the court again yes
he also oInd the lie
back illusions and sine only
willing tosiIfy did thing
sad that only Of LIs letters
but under bonds to Keep tio peace.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
BIDDING FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

Indian Commissioner Atkins opened bids yesteI-
cay at Nos 30 and % ooser ST. for furnishing nd
pics oF TIE endn June 1881 There 800
pd efs lhe Quantities OF the principal supplies required
beei @5z12 900 pouuus' pOuI. sa5 900 p0udds
yOOj pOdnns Large Of medca
ami school supplies.
iDpeuenis IL estimated r.ct-
val APPROXIMATE s<7jpOjO The awarding Of contracts
also Mas Vcsdn. There uily large number OF
W. eiB men present. and the interest In
greater lhan usual
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
THE COURTS.
THE ALASKA PARTLY RESPONSIBLE.


.Judge Addison Brown Of the United States
District Court, Tered decision yester lay IN the SUIT
OF Augustus Van et and others against the Steamship
Alaska. The suit brought to fix tae responsibility
the loss OF the pilot boat Columbia. which sunk
by the Alaska twelve mica from Fire Island the sht
Of December q 1888. The pilot boat si-n ilc from
the Alaska which needed pilot There was heavy gao
and the struck the pilot boat. causing 1t 10 sink.
The four pilots and the cook drowned The snit
be the part ~ the owners bat the rep
reentatyes Of the dead pilots for the loss OF thr!r
Ju ige Brown that there are three methods Tor
pilot board lmer from ri ot boat IN front
OF the while gale i blowing. FIRST the Mot
sail down the lee OF the steamer and 3uDrn
yaw. Second. the boat sail across the s'e4nrrs
bow. pass down the wndwart si'e. wear arnu 81 the
aud launch the yawl as she comes W on The
steamers quarter Third. the yawl m y he launchrt
ahead Of the STEAMER to let the ytv down On
lee side. while the pilot hot crosses the bow of the
steamer, and goes down to wlniwam and rounds her
plck mp the yaw. l. appe RS from the evidence
the in ige said that the officers OF the Alaska thOusht
inat the first OF the methols would be pnrsuei. whie
pilots mad determined TO follow the second course
Judge Bro Wn decides that bOth vessels were at fnt,
the steamer in porting her helm after having star
boarded IT, causing the pilots 10 be deceived ana tho
boat attempting cross the steamers bow IN such
The Alaska, under ia judges decision. must pay
half the damage caused by Tn" loss OF the Columbia
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

The amateur jockey William Gilpin, ~ stiil do
ing well nc Bellevue Hospital Dr Hotc TX however,
that tc Improvement IA his condition vi cssrhy DO
slow time that there isttle DOUBT IA present
that lie viii MI Ghplns mcmoy Ia itll clou1ed
Ia Tao Of tho Dra taOush ho recognizes
his trends when he aroused.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

AT the annual meeting of the Pilgrim Congrega-
ona Church. Harlem last night the report OF fe trustees
showed improved financial oxhoiL Mtrsht Ayres Jr.
J. ]. Nesen and NJ Horton olect,d trustceA
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
SMALLPOX ON THE STEAMSHIP WYOMING.

Joseph Clark. a sfeeraRe passenger on the GuiOn
&teamshp Wyoming taken sick with smallpox the
ttp FROM Liverpool and arrival of the vessel
Srday ho transfer led the hospital North Brother
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

the rank Of Commodore under the forty year service
proyson There are two vacancies In the grade OF
Rear ADMIRAL. for which Comnodores Jamesf. Jousuu,
acting Rear. Adm ra-and John ii. Russell arc eligible
I'm The order named
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-CommodOre William
X Mayo failed to pass his examination Tor promotion to
be RearAdmra, aud the President to-day granted his
request placed On retired st the Navy with
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
THE WESTERN UNION MUST PAY Mr. GOODsEM-
The second trial OF the suit of James II. Good

sell for $65O000 aganst the Western Union Telegraph
Company for breach or cOnrct, before Justice OG1r-
and jury in the superior C0lrt ilte yesterday
verdict for the plaintiff for S25DOoD 10 which the
added An extra allowance of Sl.15O. Mr. Good.
sell who claim ,d that contract made by HIM as pe~i
dent OF National Press Association with the Ausn
tic and Pacific telegraph Company. to whose H1hts
aud OBLIGATIONS the Western Union TELEGRAPH Company
succeeded bofen 10y the latter and that hi business
OF furnishing ele graphic news TO newspapers wa there
by broken mp. obtained Judgment IN the first instance
the report OF Referee james {. spencer. awarding
HIM $4,000 with Interest. amounting IN all 10 S22UOD.
for money lost through the breach OF contract ana
$4,000 for damages The new rla concluded yesier-
day ordered for the purpose OF determining tho
OF the damages and has resulted In giving the
plaintiff $50 600 more than the referee awarded him
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

r ana ,.onn.r,ny AT washington II Rev. DR. Bur-
chari will nor bs IA yited perform tue oo
many Probably not. He would Do liable 70 o.u"A''
,n,n reading the burial lscrvica-lSprngnei0 uni0n'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

oluon Of thanks WOOL 70 ". q. Braaor ir fo- bi.
gi't ~ fragments the VI the
strooby Manor Iouse N0ttinsnamshIre England so,il
feast followed The tin2 -.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
LEGISLATION For THE STATE.

Isapa Tho was thoroughly clcansed and dsinec'eo
10 The ealth Oficer before she cnme to her pier.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-11
NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the city Of
" Springfield. ohio. Will receive sealed pro
pOSals at the unice Of the city rlerK of said
city for furnishing all the mat -rlAi and doing
all the labor GuT tho erection "t the iron super
structure for a Ilgr over the {. G. G. X |. X.
K and the l. b. ! ". X. K. tracks on east High
stSet. according {" SpoCir rcItIOns on fife In the
city Eulp pntrr'S Uiic-: bidders 10 furnish their
own detailed plans. drawings and strain sheets
for SAID sUprrstTuCtUTr.
All proposals must he for doing said work ac-
cording I" the plans, prnflrS aud Speclhca-
tiOnS Ia tn city Engineers Office, and the
plans and tcciic.tiunS furnished by the bid
dTrS Oh the SurrTstructuTr. must be signed by
the full name uf all parties Interested In said
bid. and by some responsible dlSintereSted
person As a guarantee that u contract Will be
entered Into. provided the bid is accepted and
must be uH file in the City Clrrk : office on or
before l. O'Clock. noon. of Saturday. the llth
day of September. 4. h. lSS6, To be opened and
publicly read Immediately after l. D clock Of
said day. in the presence Of the Mayor. City
Engineer, Assistant city Engineer and city
Clerk, or any two of them, and reported to
Council at the first meeting thereafter.
The city council reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals presented for any reason
they may deem sufficient.
By OrderUf council.
J. S. SHEWALTER.
26SbS City Clerk.