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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-10
CITIZENS D~lSFRANCHISED.
Republican Members Of Council De-
clare that Certain Voters
Are Not Eligible to Offices Within Their
Gift---Proceedings Of a Most
Extraordinary Session.

Persons who strolled about the chamber
Of the Second Branch Of Council last even
ing at the hour when it should have been
called to order, and looked On the empty
seats, the dim-burning lights, and the scat
tered occupants Of the gallery, could not
have been convinced that the session
about to be inaugursted would be the most
remarkable and animated ever known In
this city-remarkable because OF the fact
that q minority Of Republicans, taking ad-
vantage of the inability Of Democratic
members to unite upon a proper line OF
policy, calmly proceeded 10 ~ssdisfranchise
certain elements in our population, and
animated, because Of the vigorous protests
which this course OF procedure naturally
brought forth.
With a vacancy in q Board OF officials to
be filed, Republican members declared
thatuo Democrat was eligible to 8 nomina
ton, and q Republican Mayor ruled such
nominations ont Of order, q ruling which
was promptly upheld BY members OF MS
party.
The life of the Police and Fire Board
seems doomed to be a stormy one The
anomalous conditions of the ordinance
creating il. giving o minority psrty equa
representation upon it, are very favorable
to q continuation Of this unsettled state o
affairs, aud so long as it remains upon the
ordinance book Of the CITY, it will De q
source of mischief in Council, and an %
stacIe to that peace and harmony which
should prevail in municipal matters.
The session of last evening was OF suet
an unusual character that We regreat beins
obliged to cut down our report to only th'
barest outline Of what was done. The pro
ceediugs will be found below:
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POINTS,
NJ pvrmenls ~ "'heeliDgites. And ths Cow
Ing and Going of strangers.

~ bNrGlSni4 Nt EnecilDSttoEt oNu y
Ing and Going of Strangers.
Mr. julius Hose and Miss Mollie Kraut
will be married at St Alphonsus' Church
on the 23d inst
Mr.. Adsu less leaves for the East to
day on business.
Mrs.. John Bill pleasantly celebrated
her twenty.eighth birthday last evening by
entertaining quite e number Of friends a,
her hcms. Social amusaments and q good
supper combined to make an enjoyable
evening, aud the guests left at "a late hour,
wishing the hostess many happy returns.
Col Fred Norton, OF %lronton, Ohio, a
prominent iron manufacturer, was in the
city yesterday on his way to PiItsbprg to
attend the meeting Of the Western Nail
Association.
Mr. s. 0. Taylor aud Wife and Mr.. Al
bert HARDEN leit on Sunday evening for
Chicago to jo:s the California tourists, but
npon their arrival there Nj. Taylor was
aiken suddenly i'll. aud they will return
home.
Mr.. John P. Carr, Of Pittsburg, Vice
President Of the B y NJ l. W, will De in
the city to-day for the pnrposeof installing
the c.#cers Of the newly organized Brick
lsyers Union in thia city. lie will be the
guest OF the Union durirg his stay in cur
midst.
Mr.. Al. Glass has been elected Secretary
OF the new Miogo Junction Steel Plant
Compsny
c. A. Stephens, agent for EFis Ellsler,
was in the city yesterday.
Yesterday Miss Emma Anderson, Of the
Island school, IVES appointed German
teaches in tue Fourth ward schoolr and
Miss Annie Reeves vas appointed to tie
vacancy left by her On the Island.
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Dsnth Of Former Citizen

Samuel McVsy, formerly q resident o
Wheeling, died at New Castle, Pa. OIL
the 4th inst. he was the Oldest mailer il
the country and worked at the business
from early youth until be was IS years q
age. He came to Wheeling FIRST in 1889
and worked at the old Top mill and also
at the Point mill which vas on the precise
site of the B. / O. depot
until removed to give place to the present
building. Since then be hiss lived at New
Castle, where he died in bis s4th year. He
was the father ofSamael McVay, q former
we'll known Riverside %nsiler, ardJ. q. Nc
Vsy, q Calumet mailer, Chicago. he also
leaves a daughter, Mira. Hste Wilson, ct
New Castle. The deceased was well
known to many old citizens hare,
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& Misa Refnrm-

1hs habit Of administering qainine 10 p~owertcl
dcses, as an artidote to mslar!al malsdits, was
once dangerously commOn. Happily this practice
hSs undergOne a vide reform, Not only tbs public
put professional men have adopted, not wholly, Of
-ourre. but largely. Hestetter's Stomach Bitters as
a safe hOtanis substitute Tor the psrniclous alks-
lold. The Consequences Of this change are most
important fever aud ague sufferers are cured
formerly their eoAplainS were only Tor me Tune
relieved, OF half curei-the remedy eventually
fsillrg 10 produce any spprsciable effect, except
the dc5s. we're increased. A course Of the Bit,els,
nersisrenly followed, sreaks up the worst attacks
snd preTents their re'Urn.! The evidence "a tsvo-
OF this sterling specific and household medicine -
of no ambiguous character, but positive and satiss
isctogy, and tie sources whence 1t proceeds are
very nume1oT,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-10

went on with his speech, but was again
interrupted by member, who rose to make
a comment on his speech.
Mr. Hsrrell earning upon the gentle
man)-Sit down.
Mr.. HsrreIl, continuing mis- remarks,
said he would ike to be informed what the
political complexion Of the three members
of the Board really was. Fany one could
tell him he would be obliged to them. He
would like to have their status clearly de-
fined. Laughter.
Mr.. Delbrugge-I nominate Charles
Menkemiller, who is olassed as a Republ'
can.
A voice-He voted for Blaine, but he is
not a Republican.
Mr.. Scott nominate Mr.. Wa. Schaf'
er, of the Sixth ward.
DEMOCRATS IGNORED.
Mr.. Myles called attention to the fact
that Democrats were ignored in this mat
ter, and could not vote for the men other
choice. he hoped the press would make
a note Of it. His speech was loudly ap'
plsuded.
Mr.. Harrell again took the floor, and re-
fering to the political complexion oil the
members of the Board. said that the Dem
Gratis had a very poor show on it. There
was nov on it one Republican, one Demo
Graf. and one "'arf and 'arf." If another
Republican should be elected there would
be one Democrat, two republicans, ano
one "'Art and 'arf," which was not fair
He ssid Democrats did not want any mill
and water members to represent them.
Mr.. Caldwell-I call for the preViouI
question.
Mr.. Myles--I give notice that shall re
fuse to vote.
A motion to dissolve the joint session
was lost by q vote Of II ayes to 10 nays
and then the main question-that thej oln
session proceed to q vote-wss ordered
ayes 81, nays 10.
The Chair announced the candidates
and the roll was called with the following
result, after several votes cast by RepGoii
cans for DR.. Pipes had been changed Il
Mr.. Travis:
For Mr.. Nsylor-Messrs. Comerford
Farrell, Gavin, Happy, Mylesp Crawtor'
Robert, Delbrugge, Cruise, Harrell, Healy
Miller, Mckinley, Picket, Scott, Eockler
Wier, Weisgerber and Sweeney-i8.
For Mr.. Travis-Messrs. Dobbins, Hs'
Ter, List. Moffat, McGregor, Schultzs A. j.:
Schultze ]. W, Wingerter, Butts, Caic
we'll, Clator, Crawford ]. B, Giilelsnd
Jones, Mccoy, Peterson, Schrabe, Shanley
Tracy and Waterhouse-2O' $50,
The Chsir-I declare Mr.. Travis dull
elected a member of the Police and Fir
Board. This joint session is dissolved an
the members OF the First Branch will retlr
to their chamber.
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REGULAR SESSION.

An Attempt to Amend the Ordinance Re
jected-Paving North Main Street.
The roll was called in the Second Branch,
aud a quorum being present, the consider
alton Of routine business was proceeded
with.
The Clerk read an ordinance amending
Section |, of the Police and Fire Board
ordinance by making the Board consist OF
three members instead Of four. and repeal
ing Section Ii entirely, which section pro-
vides that the City Sergeant and his depu-
ties shall all reside within the city, n no
person shall be appointed q deputy Ser.
geant VIII, is not capable Of reading and
writing the English language, or who Is
interested or engaged either directly OF 10
directly IN the keeping Of any saloon or
ether place where intoxicating liquor Is
sold
Nc. Stanley SAID that he had originally
favored three members, but Democratic
Councilman had in their wisdom made 1t
four, and now, az the members of the Board
wsrs elected, he would decline voting to
make q change.
Mr.. Harrell thought thst was e strange
way for a three member man to talk. bis
objection to changing the ordinance he.
cause the members Of the Board had been
elected had no weight. Ordinances were
often amended or repealed after they had
been in operation for years.
After some general discussion, MIR Cald.
we'll moved to reject the ordinance, and the
motion prevailed, ayes IL, nays Il.
This ended the psrtizan contest, and the
subsequent proceedings were tame.
MINOR MATTERS.
4 petition from certain citizens in regard
to the dumping Of night coil, was referred
10 the Committed on Health.
The bill of T. NJ. Gsrviu, for reporting
testimony in the Grub investigation and
tranectibing notes, amounting to $2o3.75,
was read, and ordered paid.
Mr. Stanley offered a resolution prOvid,
ing for the paving Of North Main street
with brick.
Mr.. Delbrugge moved 70 amend by it,
GLIDING T~wenty-ninth street, but after
wards withdrew it, and the molten was
adopted.
Some other L~usineas OF 10 particular ion
.p1rtano5 waa transacted, and then this
Branch adjourned
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4ddisonal Local on First Pag:.

~ elegant and complete line OF
sUgtSngs.P antaIeonings ana over
oo~,tpgs. made 10 order in best
stvIe aud af lowest prices.
Eor comfort get one OF those
wool Emit Jackets, and yOnr
Curr,ishing Goods "a SoUs,
1921 a 1925 Market Be
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Wsathsr -Indicanous,

w~AssISGroS. D. c, February Is.-Eos
IRA Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair
scatter. followed By local rains, winds
shifting to slightly colder westerly 10 the
waster6 portion. ard soUShessterly Winds
IN tbeesstern portion, with stationary tenn.
nsrsture followed by slightly colder
weather.
For the lower 4ks region, fair weather.
followed By increased cloudiness, and dur,
inc the night or on Thursday By local
rsins s~lightcbsnges in temperature follow
ID by Slightly colder weather during
Thursday. winds generally shifting 10
sssterly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-10
BASE ASSAULT
Made Upon a Young Lady Of Mar
tins Ferry
By Thing Which Wanders Around
and is Called a Man---The Villain
Not Arrested.

On Monday night an attempt to COM
NIT a criminal assault upon Miss Arabells
Lewis was made heal Mann's foundry, on
Water street, Martins Ferry. The lady in
question left the Buckeye glass works,
where she is employed in the packing
room, at 7 o'clock, having stayed after reg
ular working working hours to sweep the
Office and sample room and set things IN
order for the next day. When she left the
factory she noticed some one following her,
and when near John Resgle's saloon she
turned, and seeing that the person follow
ing was
A STRANGER
she thought little Of it but quick
ened her pace. When the lady
reached the south side of Walnut street
crossing she again turned and the pursuer
was directly under a street lamp on the
other side. From the remembrance OF q
basty glance, Miss Lewis describes him as
being o slender man Of medium height
with a small black moustsche and wearing
a cap. She walked on, and when near
the lower end of Maun's foundry the villain
overlook her, and Selling her round the
waist threw her to the ground and com
menced q desperate effort to accomplish
THE OBJECT OF HIS ASSAULT.
Miss Lewis screamed Justify and succeeded
IN bringing Mr.. John Beck from his house
to the scene. On Mr.. Beck's approach
the would be ravisher let 60 and fled, turn
ing up Locust street and soon disappear
ing from view. Mr.. Beck assisted the un'
fortunate woman to his home, where q
horrible sight presented itself. Her outer
clothing was terribly iorn and her hair and
body was covered with soft mud. Hel
uder-clothiug, which was extra heavy,
owing to the extreme cold of the past lev
DAYS, was not 30 badly used, but her body
and general appearance showed plainly
that she had undergone q terrible struggle
and had been brutally treated. Mrs. Beck
loaned her a dress in which 10 60 home
her own being unfit to appear On the
street. The affair was
KEPT VERY QUIET
and yesterday evening when the police got
on to the circumstances aud commenced
an investigation in hopes Of finding some
clue TO the perpetrator of the base outrage
This is TIE third time such an occurrence
has taken place and on almost the same
spot. Miss Lewis has travelled the same
ground almost every evening fo' the past
ten years, but was never before insulted In
any way. She says the scoundrel who
assaulted her had been drinking
as she could smell liquor on his breath. Al
yet the police have gained no clue to the
criminal, but it ia hoped he will be found
ard summary justice dealt out to him.
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index TO New Advertisements.

proposals for Convict Labor.
Wanted Furnished Room.
For Rent-Thres Rooms.
FoF Rent-SiX Room Dwelling.
Xsnted-BriCklayers 10 Take q
For Sale-Bu'iness stand.
Tbs Ideal coffee POt-GeO ", Jodn5Jns eOUE
Eor Sale-Farm Near s. ClsLsyills.
Tost-BlaCK-and-Tan Dog.
For Sale-DWeling,
Rs5nced Priess-G. Mentel & 20.
Magic Tooth Powder R II. List
WSnted-News AFents-lLOc0 Psge
Nj sin'z Worn CaRdv-LOcal Page!
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FRANK GRUsE.,
LOUIS DELBRCG1E.
OTHER sIGNEss

Mr. Gruse-Mr Chairman, It may be
that other members desire TO sign the pre-,
test. Imoye lbs, such members be al
lowed to record their signatures before tits
spread upon the minutes
The Chsir-Such members may sign the
pager.
In response 10 this invitation Messrs
Miller, Heaiy, MCKINLEY, Weir, Picket,
Weisgerber, Yockler, Crawford, z Scott
and Harrell came to the clerks desk aud
appended their signatures.
TUE BEGINNING OF THE Tow.
The report 2f the Committee on Real
Estate was then taken DC end bills sggre,
eating Sl22.42 were ordered to oe Bsid
Mr.. Csldwell-(Taking q paper from his
pocket aud approaching the clerks desk
Mr.. Chairman, l offer the following:
The Chsir-The rules will have to be
Suspended.
Mr. Csl5Tell-I move that the rules be
suspended.
Mr.. BoDLEY RESIGNS.
The motion prevailed, and the Clerk
read the following;
WHEELING, February J..
To HIS Honor, the Mayor, and Members
Of Council:
GENTLENES While | fully appreciate
the interest you have taken in me BY elect.
ing me q member of the Police and Fire
Commission, yet | feel it my duty to de.
cline to accept the position.
Very respectfully,
JOIN Bobby.
SIR. Caldwell moved to accept the resig-
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DEAD.
Gs0rgs W. ShOuse Expires al 100
this Morning
At His Home in SteubemiIIe ,--CongeS-
ton Of the Brain the
Cause.

4 telephone message received here
al ? 10 this morning, conveyed the sad
intelligence that George W. Shouse, up.
pointed. Monday night, Local Inspector of
Hulls for this district, had diei at HE
residence in ~SteubenviIle OF congestion Of
the brain. Deceased was taken i'll about
/ o'clock yesterday afternoon and rapidly
grew worse until the hour Of his demise.
This intelligence will be received with
great surprise BY our citizens, VITO so re-
Gently heard of his visit to this city and
bis success in carrying of the official
prize so holly contested for by several Of
our fellow,citizsn5.
No details or particulars, other than the
bare announcement: OF Lis death, could be
obtained in time for publics,ioD.
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"A Kpitone of hsaI Don corning the
TO t. AMI GOklIneo.
The marks last uisb. dedicated ) feet {
inctes and isiting.
The jim Wood passed up light yesterday
morning at 9 a N
The steamer Charles Rtown run the ice
out from under Ter barges Yesterday, and
went 10 BeilAire TO take coal She leaves
Tor Pittsburg to DAY.
Capt. SHARP Packer, uisstsr CT tie Dick
Fulton, pssaed through the city yesterday
10 bring up bis boat
The steamer Princess viii resune her
trips 10 BelIaire today
Capt. C G. Giles is home from a visit to
Psrkersburg fIi-nds.
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SEATING Carnival and Concert BY May,
er's full brass baud aud orchestra, a. tRe
Alhsmbra Rink, tonight. Co.aet solo,
with crchestra, by Mr.. J. Coats. Mr.. Geo.
Steine will render q cornet solo. with brass
band. Mr.. Mayer promises his nany
friends thst his band vii plsy as fine q
selection Of skating music as they ever
Ekatsd to. Daring the evening the band
will play an overture,
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mlJeelin9 Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLiGENCE.
The weather.

Foiovipg shows the range OF the Their
mometer fog Yesterday, as observed by Z,
Scbnsnl the Opera House druggist: a.
m %. - NJ, %; 3 ?. IN, So p N
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City Taxes 1885,. Final Notice.

Ut SEEMS TO BE THE IMPRESSION VIII =,
,ome that it is unnecessary for 1sxpayers 70
.o&a. I'm, that n Is the duty Of the Collector TO
r n Continually running alter them. Nov, TINS
Is entirely erroneous. An City Taxes iSr isSo n sre
con.idered delinquent since the hrst day 0. Tsn Ss
sddsd besides the cost of collection. seveiai PaI.
lies. too. contemplate moving away from the Guy
whose taxes Tor 1885 stfll remain unpaid .neS
viii ave themselves both expense ano ann0y ari'
nv attending 10 il a. once. In order 10 De Is Iehi,
ant an possible, and TO suit tie convenience oi
those who cannot come during the day, l VII WI
feep nv Office open for the next two weeks uhu'
fshS City Collector.
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McLsin's Worm Candy

NrEyhR FAILS WHEN USED ACCORDING
to directions. Purely vegetable. Children cry h'
them. Just a, powerful a. those horrible Vermi'
fuse, formerly used. Only IS cents. Sold BY most
dealers. Manufactured By
thin McLAIN BROTHERS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-10

Henry BRUEMsES, Of the Eight ward,
who has been suffering some time from
rheumatism and recently received a severe
stroke of paralysis, died at his residence
last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-10

a o5hIs HAsTFI EvgRYWHERg TO
d. tsn an srha. Aisd IN every hous.; e to g
srs2RsI 81 rslap for sample. VIZ
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ALONE IN LOSDOS.
: Fine Company Presents nu Excellent
Play at the Opera House.

: Fine Company Presents nu Excellent
Play at the Opera House.
Last evening the powerful drama, Alone
in Lonjcn,o or . Woman Against he World
was presented for The frst tine in this city
a. tie Opera House, by Col Sims qp!en,
did company. Tho house Was very fair
bu; it should have bean packed, and doubt.
less will be to dAy al % L,ght. The piece
ranks aDorJ the leading melo.drsmas Of
the day, end is certainly one OF the
finest ever produced On the Opera
House stage 1t was written by Robert
Buchanan, the well known novelist,
and in it he relates in very dramatic form
a slcTy CT deep human interest, and inter.
sperfes It with bits Of E1glish low life and
comedy ,ha reminds . OF Dickens. The
tale is al interesting one aud its moral
wholesome and pure, appealing to the
sympa'hies in q fashion quite Impressive.
Mas Cora Tanner is the star in the piece
and takes the character OF Annie Mead
owe, The woman about whom clusters the
interes' OF the story. She is young and
beautiful aud possesses a dramatic talent
far above the average and depicts the suf.
terirgs If the wife and mother whom the
mos. trying hour is upheld by the princi.
pies of right, with undiniDished power, to
the last. The balance OF the company is
excellent, especially Mr.. Herbert Archer
az RedoIGs, the unnatural husband
and father. His acting lie
suprrb, Mr., Walter REYNOLDS as
John Biddlecomb. Mr.. VIM. Hubert es
Jenbenson, John L, Monroe Cs Spriggins
Mr. H Is. Phillips Gs Mr.. Esrnsby, c. j.
Bell es Walter hsFngbY we're all unusually
good. . NJ. Aft Fisher as Dick Johnson.
showed what a fr,t clsas comedian could
do. BE was very funny, while Miss Belle
Archer az Tom CbickWesd the o1,casF, waa
unsurpsssable. Miss Jennie Sa;terTee az
Liz Jenkeusou, Miss Eleanor Lane as R.uth
Clitden and Lisa Grace Hathaway as Bid.
dy Mallory took their paris in al excellent
ANN Little Oracle Psuldlrg as little
Paul, won the hearts Of the audience By her
fine representation. The scenery is ole.
CANT, but the c.cwniDa realistic mechanical
triumph Of the play was the arrangement
of the sluice on the Thames. whsre the IN,
fortunate woman is rescued from an slmos.
assured death in a whirlpool. The piece
will be repeated At @e mslipes ehl t..
night.
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loS'7 forget the skating and dancing
carnival at the Capitol rink to morrow
night,
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L. s. ooD&Co sell dry goods the cheapest
OUR own make ehoes in all styles 81, so
Locke's, 1913 Main street.
He X A SNAP.

III
A wheeling Mar Plays Sucker and IL
Done Out of His Money by a Weston
Loon"
A we'll known young business msn, who
has been out at Weston for the past week
or 30, on business, dropped in at the Asy
lum the other day, and while in the billiard
room a gentleman who was l~eisurely
knocking the balls around asked him if he
would like to play a game, and he re
sponded in the affirmative. When TIE
game had fairly started the Wheeling
young man said to one Of the men sitting
around, whom he thought we're employed
about the place
OIL bet you a nickel that | beat thi-
man"
"All right" said the fellow, and he felt
around in his pockets; Il haven't any
small change" said he. go I'll Iust put uI
this" And producing q pocket.book, be
pulled out c piece Of common writing pa,
per and remarked that it wal a check for
S2,3E 900. The Wheeling msn then saw
that he was betting with a loon" but he
won the game.
The next gan he bet the follow a dime
that he would win, but fearing that the
lunstic might become riled ii he beat him
again, he allowed his opponent to win.
The man who had won the dime iqmpad
up and down for Joy and rushing out into
the hal he net DR.. bland and told him be
had struck the biggest snap in the world
that he had just won ten cents from a fell
low who wasn't up 10 tricks. and he in.
tended 10 work the racket on him Ogain
and buy a farm in Missouri.
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Miss Kate Kennedy, daughter OF Mr.
Pat Kennedy, will be married TO Mr.. Harry
C Jewett, q wholesale grocer Of Aberdeen
D 7, on TbuSaday, February IS, at 5 p
IL. The ceremony will be performed by
1t Rev. Bishop Kain in the parIor Of his
residence.
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First Branch.

la tfis Branch all the members we're
present. bat MeaSrs. Caldwell and Donald.
con.
Business sent over irom the Second
Branch was ~coucurred in except Mr..
Shanley'e motion to pave North Main
street with brick, upon which action was
delayed until the next meeting.
E gRvRoDY 90 to The Capitol rirE to.
morrow night 4 grand skating and
dancing carnival by the North End brass
band
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NoRTH Fad Rand,s skating aud dancing
carnival a, the Capitol rink tomorrow
night
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NEW ApyEaTlseMEHTs.

yXYANTsD-BoYs eth slo.eo lash sp-
w entity. 10 act as Eews SCENTS on y. U. D.
r. ApnIy SIMON NEWS CO, 4. 80 depot.