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Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
DISTRICT COURT.

Yesterday, Irwin VS. TT. Scott Ry., the
first civil case of the term, was called. II
took up the day, and the testimony is not all
in yet
A jury consisting of the following gentle
men was smpanelied: n. +. Blackburn, Le
vi Roach, Perry wilkins, George Charlton
G. j. Lowry, John Copner, K. L. Turner
Joseph Chamberlain, Philo Griffin, NJ. a.
Carr, Bert Keil, VIM. Meachlin.
Messrs Huston and Bently appeared fol
the plaintiff; Messrs Harris, and Harris
and Vermillion for the defendant.
The splaintif' w. H. Irwin, formeri,
freight conductor on the Fort Scott, wa,
brought in as the first witness. He is still
suffering from the injuries for which h
| brings the suit.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
POLICE COURT.

j. A. Staly and John Mason were up be
fore his honor yesterday morning charged
with being drunk. Mason paid his line, 50,
and was dismissed. Staley lacked that
amount ard was committed.
Tom Langdon, Sunday night, was practic-
ing shooting at a dog. Policeman Lilly an
rested him and charged him with firing re-
volver within the city limits. I-ansdon pro
duced witnesses to prove the dog was mad
and SO he was discharged without fine.
Chas Lee was brought up and fined s;2'
for violating the liquor ordinance.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
A NEW INVENTION,
On Exhibition by Mr.. d. L. keeler, OF
Toledo, Who Asks Inspection,
Hoping to Raise Stock Com
pany for it's Manufacture
in this City.

Mr.. D. l.. Keeler OF Toledo, Ohio, arrived
in the city last Friday. He is the inventor
Of sewing machine, and brings machine
which lie has made himself with him tor the
purpose of exhibiting it to all who wish 10
see it. Ee invites all Iuachinists to call al
room No. 3 in the Citizens bank building,
where they will be given an opportunity to
examine the machine for themselves.
He saws he has often heard OF Wichita as
being the metropolis Of the southwest, and
came here to introduce his machine and see
if n stock company could be raised for manu-
featuring the same in this city.
An examination of the machine viii sho"
the good points more readily than they can
be.described. All the machinery IS simple
and seems to be durable while the work Is
not placed in question. No springs or feeble
noints are noticeable. All the movements
are-postitive which gives to it high speed
capacity. The shuttle movement is diiferen'
from any other invention and the stltch Is
regulated by the ''wedge movement. Inc
entire machine embraces three movements;
u,
The main popularity and advantage which
the inventor claims for his machine is the
automatic tension which is produced by a
cam attached to the upper shaft. This Tea
ture belongs to this machine alone and Is one
that has been the study of inventors for
number of years. The space under the arm
is another point about the machine that
meets with the approval of experts itaifords
more room than any other machine.
a!r. Keeler says that the machine has
capacity of fifteen hundred stitches per MIN
ute. This was reached Oh test in which II
was attached to lathe. This is almost three
times as fast as canbe gained by tredle.
The strength OF the machine was tried yes
tertlay by sewing through twenty-tour thick
nesses Of muslin.
Mr.. Keeier says that the freight from the
eastern states on machines is about as much
as it will cost to make his machine. lie rec
ognizes this country as being one aifording
as good d market for that sort Of machinery
as any place in the United States and
he thinks that it is a good plan to get near
the market with the manufacture ana snip
the rou oh material at the low freight rates,
and not the machine at the high rates.
There is not q sewing machine nlanuiac-
tory west of Chicago This he considers no
small point to take into consideration in con-
templating the site Of factory. He thinks
that the demand foT the machine would call
for a hundred hands in the factory when it
is first started This number he believes
would be gradually increased until it would
furnish employment to five times that num-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
A SUDDEN DEATH.
Mrs. Maggie L. Smith Dropped Dead From
Hear: Disease at 224 y. Water.

The Smith boarding house, at No. IA
North Water street, was yesterday morning
the scene of another sudden death.
Shortly after the sad news had become
noised about on the street. a reporter hurried
to the house were but short time before he
had gone for similar information. In rear
room were several women in tears bending
over the dead body of their late
landlady, Mrs N. L. Smith She
had just died, and there was a natural ana
lifelike appearance to her features.
Her trusted domestic, Ida, between her
sobs and tears spoke thus of her death:
early in the morning she arose apparently
in good health. She went about her work
singing and in unusual good spirits. l could
see she was laboring under some unnatural
excitement. Finally, turning to me she said
pleasantly: Ida, you will soon have ne"
landlord 'Whos' laughingly replied She
then told ME how she had accepted proposal
of marriage, that very morning; was gong
to the theatre every evening during the
! week and with whom She talked kind o.
strangely; and told me too of her approach
ing marriage She then went into the back
| yard-it was then about ociock-and
! shortly afterwards putting her hand to her
! heart exclaimed, ''Oh, | feel so bad, and sat
! for a moment on box. When she arose she
| fell on her face to the ground with such force
as to leave deep impression OF her nose IN
the ground A boy ran for doctor, and
with the assistance of two other persons
| carried the poor dying woman into the room
| and lay her upon tho lounge. Within five
minutes afterwards DR.. Wilson arrived, and
she was breathing her last"
DR.. Wilson, when spoken of regarding the
death, said she had died from enlargement
of the heart He said. too, from what he
learned at the house he believed her death
had been induced to some extent by the ex
citement of the sudden death in her house OF
Cad Howard.
! The deceased was "a years of age and ha.
been in the city about a year and nalf ail1
had kept her present boarding house moi
much more than three months. She came tt
! Wichita from Wellington, and to that city
| from Independence, where she was en-
gagged is the millinery business and has
considerable property at ono time. She ha'
been suffering for some time with the heart
disease She was highly respected by al
who knew her.
Her daughter arrived in the city las
night and when she saw the corpse OF be-
mother. fell into fain5 from which she dlt
not recover for about al hour.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
THE W. Il. c. OPENING PARTY.

The opening party of tie Wichita Boat
Club at the G, y r. Hall last evening was 3
most delightful social event
The dancing commenced st 9 o'clock and
continued until q late hour. The pro
gramr1. consisted OF thirteen dances.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Hart2eii, Robt. Jacks, Chas. Smythe
Derst, a W. Daris Chas, Biting, Murray
Meyers. Misses Mary Miller. Conner, Kohu.
suits, Woodcock, Maud str,ibI-, Leash, Ad-
lie AeTickers, Clark, Kendall. Xauter
duidock, Telis Tuish. Messrs. Munson,
Mailer, George Saith, Sweet. Delcng
Grane Hellar. " R...Smith, l. H. H.ttinger
j. o. Davidson. John Fischer, 3IcClees VII
! son. ". O. Hilhish, Jerome Smith. Fire
baugh, Green, VIII Smith, Eouglapd ars
Howard N. Davis.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
THE W. Il Z.

The engineer corps Of the Wichita & Trim
idad is getting in some good work in locating
the line The preliminary line is located
seventy miles, which brings it within seventy
miles OF Medicine Lodge. The line will be
completed to that town by tomorrow night
and then the corps viii resume work on locat-
ing the line from the point where they quit,
which is five miles beyond Norwich. When
this is completed the corps willprobably con
tinue work until the whole line is located.
SO far the engineer reports an excellent
grade. Leaving the Arkansas river there is
straight run of thirty-three miles III q
southwest course
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

The engagement of the A. r. Wilbers Ly-
ceum Theatre company in this city opened
last evening with very large audience
There was not even standing room in gal
lery or On first floor
The play presented was the beautiful EiHsi
cal drama, Pearl OF Savoy. It wa. put upor
the stage in p most acceptable manner Th'
leading character Marie, was well taken by
Miss Brainard, as was also Cheuc Chon, bJ
Miss Taylor Father LssurgeS was repre-
sented by Mr.. Ganthony, Pierrot by f. F
Gardner.
The play thi. evening will be the Ticket o
Leave Man
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

Hon George K. W-eEdling viii lecture in
Wichita on Saturday night, Oct. q. subject:
Saul Of Tarsus- In rot single instance has
there appeaT'd an adverse criticism upon tsls
lecture ii the huRdresls of ncwsi apers thaG
have reviewed IL Il Al article coT.ring sey-
er.l columns the Kingston Can, Wing
said
.Hunirsis caIls, found tie hall full and
sadly~turrei away. 4 sea Of upturneti face'
gre.-ed 3ir Vending VIXEN be rose % speak
His lectures on "HaTnl-." AMI Immortality
we're grand. but Ii. Saul OF Ta-s;is" wa.
sublime. lie has lnatle a profound study O.
one os the rlo.t wonderful Q. men the world
has known and carried his.atiieace With hiiE
FOR two koars. ana tiaen E.sis their sigh b
causa TIE end had caI-le.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
W. s, &.

Tile woman's suffrage convention win meet
today at . o'clock ct the N. T. church The
ladies extend q special invitation to the gen
tlenen to be present on the occasion.
The convention viii reconvene at $50 IN
the evening in the same building There Will
be number of addresses from the distin-
euished visitors Miss Susie Anthony, Miss
Clara Colby and Mrs. Lille Saxon are eA-
pccted tospeak.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

Mss Carrie Nutting will address the ".
II & III the lecture rosm of tho Presbyter-
ian church tais Tuesday afternoon at four
o'clock. Miss ,Nutting has been ateacher
among the Mormons for ivs years and can
speak of what she knows The Mormon
question has OF late been receiving special
attention. not only from the people OF this
country. but from the government, and i. is
hoped that large audience may be present
10 hear OF tllis most interesting subject from
one who thoroughly understands it.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
JUSTICE COURT.

Ben Harts, who clerks for S. w. All Oh
East Douglas avenue, was lntroouceo ~
Judge Garrison yesterday, charged with sell.
ING liquor without a permit. While the case
was being tried permit blank was intro
duced which caused the prosecution to dis
miss the case and Harts was then charged
with selling liquor He viii be tried Thurs
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
Y. II. c. \. SOCIAL.

Last evening the ladies auxiliary gave an
other OF their pleasant entertainments. Ihe
room vas well filled with ladies and gentle
men. The exercises consisted OF reports from
committees and singing, after which a sup
per was served and social good time ENJOY
ed by all
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
THE POLICE WHISTLE.

Two sus: :2icious looking characters who had
been lurking around the alleys and in the
rear of business houses, were last night, about
o'clock, arrested by Merchant Police Dob
son, marched off to the cooler, and assigned
to No. t.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

aIr. Charles Brsnsconlse. rse Prohibition
or th.ri party cand.sat. lor soTernor &
Kansas, vino delivered q s.ilrass - FL Do
ra1o Sunday night, arrived i. or city yes-
rerslag u.oraing sui made tn. E.stE cali
l.r. B-an-sogu;ec protested against an e2s-
itogi&i cub appearing II the EAGLE sa,.s.as
morning.. Ee SAYS H. Triisuae's ssateIEaent,
from which We got tke charge. Is fslssfyang
a::l misleading. in.tig.sei ty snslaies. NJ
BrzIlscc.r.sse left Tor Aiagfnsn- Anthoay AL
oster points II the southwest. - Wicaiss
he ssys her growth .ai Development . i's-
yo,,i Lslasf slssas. ausi seeming Ike ''reasa
or ,aie of vvoziav land.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
70 the ,S:kgr of the Ra&s.

70 the is.ker of the Rasas.
In your article OF Sundays edition relat-
in. 20 a university on College hill, you speak
Of the Reformed church a. the German Re
formed church. Please permit me to say,
tsat the prefix German scTer was part OF
our dencsnirationsl name. 1t was used to
distinguish us from that pert Of the Reform
cd church which originally came from Hol-
land, sometimes also called the Dutch he
formed church. Ours is now .imply the
reformed church in the United States;
theirs the Reformed church in America. :
The prefix Serlnan is misleading III that we
are now mainly an English church in this
.country, though, of course, German in
origin. since We are Historically Descended
from the Reformed church Of GernsNy in
reformation time. y OURS truly,
j. W LOVE.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
At THE coNGREGATIoNAL CHURCH.

At the literary society of the Plymouth
Congregational church last evening there
was a good sized attendance OF members and
visitors:
The following interesting and pleasing pro-
granme was rendered:
Piano solo. Miss Terrell
Reading, The Spanish Duel, Ar. kinlbal
Solo Mrs. Brooks
Essay, Day Dreams. Dr.: st John
Violin solo, Carnaral Of Venice Prof. Wolf
Reading, Battle OF Waterloo. Mr.; Anderson
Violin solo, Home, Sweet Home Prof. Wolf
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
HARNESS STOLEN.

One night last week the stable Of Mr.. }. A.
Hollinger was visited by thief who relieved
him OF his buggy harness. The harness was
new and valued at s25. The owner has kept
an eve out for the stolen property, but it has
not vet showed up.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
At THE PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Mrs Elizabeth Lille Saxon, OF New Or-
leans. last evening delivered most enter
tanning lecture at the Presbyterian church
under the auspices Of the W. c. 1. L.
There was good sized attendance and the
lecturess' remarks upon temperance and pro-
hibition were listened to with much interest.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
RI-ILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits were IS
sued by Fire Marshal Walden yesterday:
Herman g. Smith, addition to building on
East Douglas.
John Sullard. addition to building on East
Douglas.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

One Of the largest wholesale mercantile
,.o,.,,or;es in ihs western states IS noy neso-
t;ating with one cf Wichita 5 pro onlne-it
business r,en for Ihs erection Of a very large
.,, co,n,noiioas business house.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

q. G. Jacobs. of Valley Center. has no
.;.o :, ,ho for sale co,ur,a which n=ill he il
te-estin~ to dealers in real estate.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

II. Thomas, the welI-knovn and popular
sign writer at Viney's, is very sick at hi'
rooms, No 4l2 North Market.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

Prot. W. J. Speer, principal of tie city
schools of Augusta, ana n . "eop'
teacher. csllei last evening.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

Governor Martin and Ex-Governor Ihos.
Osharn Will be in this city and address
the people next Saturday.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

Isaac Deugherty was yesterday, by order
of County Attorney Baldcrson, arrested and
taken 10 the jail by Deputy Donnelly.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

c. M Diebold, of Canton. o.. son of the
manager of the Diebold safe and lock com
pany, stopped over in the city yesterday on
his way to Medicine Lodge to put in the cells
Of the Barber county Jail
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

Mr.. John y. Zorn invested largely yester-
dsy in real estate for himself and some east:
err friends, through the Niederiantter
agency He does not seem to be tired OF
making big money.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

Fully one-half of the voters ot this ci's are
yoiuy to lose their opportunity TO vote al tiie
naxt election. They haven't registered tne
hooks c,oss on the 22i under the Law. THOSE
who REGISTERED since January ist VIII be en-
titled to vote only.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

Iaa.e VIII 6s rcgnd socsal al The E,aEfs5Ei-
ase ot The First D. Z chrgca tonisisr-
Admission. pound Of sonnsthiaS hFeTs
bo,jy IS invited Tia articles brought ".ii
ee auctionei of. Hon. W. E Stanley aEsi
c. f. Jones, nGcsicnyrs-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

Dr.. L. J War;k. OF Nevaia, Missouri,
cspsin Of y. A. Fnelish, arrived in tthe city
SATURDAY. and VIII remain Q few days
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

The pastor of the First Il. L. church and
his wife niIl he glad to see al their friends
at tn. parsonage tonight,
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

Mr.. James Blanchard and f. ". VII
lians Of Hutchinson spent the day IN the
city Yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

DR.. I. Vert. of Jasper Indiana, left yes-
tsrdey for his home after investing IN "icl-
ita real estate
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

From tie Be;aiFe (Oh;3l Independent.
The parlors of the residence of Mrs. Mary
Grove, on Guernsey street, were brilliantly
Illuminated yesterday evening, and the frag-
rance of the natural flowers that adorned the
rooms made them most fitting placofor the
cons,Inaaiion of one OF Cupid's cenquests.
The occasion was the marriage Of her daugh-
ter. Miss Laura 3. Grove, to DR.. Calvin &.
Mccullough Only the Immediate relatives
and friends of the couple were present, the
company numbering perhaps forty. Rev H.
N. Brown. pastor OF the Second Presbyterian
Church. was the officiating minister. The
groom, clsd in the conventional suit, WITH
stately pride and becoming dignity, looked
TIE picture OF satisfaction as he stood with
his fair bride leaning upon lis arm, attired
| in a beautiful cream-colored alabatross and
lace dress, adorned with lovely white roses,
bouuet of which she carried in her hand.
The impressive ceremony over hoartiast con-
gratulations were showered upon them, and
sumptuous wedding supper was served,
after which the bride and groom took the
! 3. s. O. fast line for their future home i,
Wichita, Kan, followed by the best wishes
OF q large circle Of friends. The presents
were many, handsome, costly and useful.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
CITY COUNCIL.

! There was cali meeting Of the city coun-
Gil lsst night for the purpose OF award
| ;a- tie contract for erecting the
ely building. Councilman, healy. Riehey
Harris. stone Chivington, Allen Kenyon.
HoF and Brown were present, while h.
honor. the mayor, occupied the chair.
The BIDS were opened and the following
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

The United Brethren church Sunday eve
ming commenced series of meetings. They
expect assistance in their meetings from two
prominent revivalists, one from Iowa. the
other from Nebraska.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

Don't fo.ges that the parsonage OF the
First II. Z. chg,rca. where t'le pound social
i, to be held this evening, Is 10. A2l North
Torf,,a avenue
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

To the Voters OF Sedgwick County.
lam a candidate for the Office of county
supeyirtendent, subject TO the decision OF the
people at the polls Men have been given
lucrative offices in this county because they
were disabled in the service OF the country.
Ii this he the credentisl for office, lett
father and brothers Ont the field of battle who
fell in defence OF the Union, and because OF
their irreparable loss, my whole life aspira-
items and ambitions were forever disabled,
even an education was obtained by terrible
struggle against fearful odds. The field OF
occupation for women is limited, though the
harvesters are many. l respectfully ask your
support on the ground of merit alone.
MRS. NJ. t. LEASE
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

Misses Nellie and Emma Hutchings OF In
tiianapolis left last evening on their return
trip, after visit of a month among reia-
tives IL the city.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

The child of James Woltz, contractor
doing work in the city, was brought here
from Mulvane TO the house of Mr.. Reed on
Z. Douglas ave for medical treatment Sat
urday. 1t has been growing worse rapidly,
and Yesterday afternoon was reported dying.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
Reorsanlzod aud Strengthened.

Reorsanzed aud Strengthened
A consolidation dramatic talent uneGuaIe'.
Pronounced 10y the press OF The whole country 70 oe
=, popular prices The following. eAccl 'ioLs.iiy
strong repertoire wll be presentea; -, ,,,, c,yov
Tpr.dsys .. TICKET Os i4EAN u 3iAN
1lo'jT'"..iav LITTLE DETECTIVE
~, ,,,r.,,.r .PHtEtlA
,,iIa,- DAh MITES
a.,n'y'..y PINK DOAiiNOES
Satfriay Matinee !, d. IN in............ HIDDEN HAND
AdIllission-lO and 70 cents. -
At the matinee a beautiful doh Naiued at So " ia
Le ~iyrn 10 the cl,ild hodin. the lucky number.
on Saturday nght DeaLlli al silver pltfher Nauei
at So III be presented 10 tEe person hoIdlliS ue
lucky number. Numbers y, Ill De gwen away etci
evening at the doors. Persons having uceht IichG.2
will receive number Those purchasing Eoceut
tickets VIII be entitled 10 tI.C numbers. 49,
Reserved seats at Union Ticket once MltiLoue -
charge. The reserve sale VIII open frad'y oII,
ing Avoid the Iusn and reserve yCUf sea'. IL du
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

There are only two or three days left in
which to register.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

The EAGLE made mention some time since
, OF buildings and machinery being erected
and put in place on Water street for laun dry
purposes. The plant is now completed and
in full blast, and are taking orders and are
iOincc fine work
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

Mr. Samuel Hunt, formerly of Lexington
KY, who has lately taken charge of the D.,
II. Z. A, is in the city with his wife and
BOYS
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

I. A. Butler and " d Colgrave, Of Lyons,
were in the city yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

+. carl received from Elnlira, New York,
bears he pleasing intelligence that our
friend ". \. plu.nnar, was married on the
18th to Miss Aida French, of that city. aid
tast .hey viii be "at hons" in Wichita, On
aud after November 18th. Tie EAGLE hesT-
hlv ocrgratulates NJ. Fiummer ard his fan
bride. ard welcomes them 10 Nlcfita'
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

The Fifth ward Hook and Ladder company
have had their house rooted and room foI
meeting of the company added.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

Mr.. Horace Bundrem OF Ernporia, the old
est sa3dler and harness maker in southwest
ern Kansas, spent the day in the metropolis
Yesterday Mr. B.. says the half had not
been told him. 1t viii be dangerous for an
EnDoria man to tell Horace that the EAGLE
has eve;. overdrawn this greatness of the
greatest city in Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

w. J. Speer and [. S Webb, two young
men from Augusta, were in the city yesteT-
day
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

yI>URNER'S OPERA HOUSE.
one week oily and Saturday GatiEee, csElhieEeias
MONDAY, OCTOBER: istt.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

Gus Desteihorst, representing hardware
and cutlery firm of ST. Louis, and one ot the
most popular travelling men that comes to
ths city, was around calling on his friends
Yesterday
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

A man driving recklessly down North
Main yesterday afternoon came near run
ming over several persons as le turned east
upon First street.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

George Hayford, formerly press operator
at the Western Union Telegraph office, but
ROW agent at Reese, was in the city yester-
DIV
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
At THE BAT.

The amusing event Of the season will taht
place this afternoon in tbs West Wlchta
fair grounds \ very interesting game OF
baseball is anticipated. between the abstract
el,s and BARRIERS OF our city: the game viii be
called at 2:30 sharp. The boys havo beer
getting in some diligent practice work aud
intend to play for blood, which 10 doubt the,
will get.
The proceeds OF the game will go to the
IL. C. A. Two young Ladies will ofiiciate al
tho gate.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19
W. Il. c.


-:BENEFTT IECTURES:--
OUR
TRIP TO CALIFORNIA;
What We anu
HOW WE WERE TREATED.
cor. PHIsfiE OF Bmpori,.
COL 81. CLAIR OF Eel! Plaile.
AtG. A. II. Memorial Eall. Monday Evening" No'ctl
ber lst.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-19

lorest bidie-.
Csuecilza@n R.-hey novel that rle
FIRE committee employ Architects Terry
& Dumoat to saperintend tae eoastFuc-
ton of ts,e city buii:ins. His molten pre-
valid. There was some discussion concs'Ta-
iu- the contract that should be ulasie bets
the city and NJ Link, but no dicision ras
reached and the matte wss referred to ta-
fire committee. city attorney and ARCHITECTS
Terry & Dunort
The cocncii then went iS>o executive ses
sion. ana was addressed By Col-'3arIsock or
matter of vital importance 10 the city
The keyhole was stop!sal and tie humble re-
rsoy.a- booted down the stairs. hence the sin,
ry.i.srt Il that part &C The meeting