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PUBLIC SALE.

Notice il hereby given that ], the -
IN undersigned, administration of the LIN
estate Of Robert Taylor, deceased. LSA
will, on
MONDAY. IUNE ., lSH,
in front Of tlc cOGr shuusc door. In the city OF
Lexington, / ~lfayCttc county, Missouri, ut the
hour oil : O'Clock y. M, sell al public sale al
the personal property al said deceased! the fol-
lUwlng:-Six Mares and = Colts, 3 Ycarling
Mules. . twn-ycar-old Mules, / lhrrc-ycar-oid
Mule, l Spring Wagon. | Newer, / Sleigh, |
CultivatOr and other articles.
Terms lash in aand.
Witness ny hand this 21i day of May. IS00.
Il WIN II. CIIiLE~,
AdminIsirnlOr of RnherI Iaylnr,. E..n,r-
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tn n CkADLF.

Born--In this city. May IL, to the wlIe Of
MIR. VIM. Heard-a girl.
- In Higginsvillc, May IL, TO the wife of
ELDER Fred V. Loos-a boy.
- In Higglnsville. May IG, to the wife OF
MIR. II. +. POrter-a gItL.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-24

n fine brood mare belonging to Mr..
William Barnes, of Marshall. Mo-, lat
Tuesday gave birth to three colts. They
are small, but well formed and bid fair
TO live.
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Loni9 Bueling, the wife murderer.
was convicted of murder IN the first
degree in he Andrew county circuit
court last Wednesday. Bucling has
been tried four times; three times he
was conyictcd OF murder in the first
degree, II once the jury could not
a0rCn.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-24
NOTICE OF CITY EIECrHnN-

NOTICE IL hereby gwen that AN election Will
~ lac held IN the various ward Of the Crty of
Lexington, Lafayette county, Mo-, on
TUESDAY, JUNE3I 81, ISnp
Tor the purpose ot clcciIuE u MAYOR, Register
aud EX-Onicio Trca1 urc., Marshal AMI by
Oiiclo Collector, Attorney, RCOurilrr, Eugiucr
and tx uGIcin Street IDmmi.-innrr, As.c.-or
and one CuuncItmaG from The FIrat, second
Third and iGUrth wards IN sad cav to serve
,wn years or until their successors are elected
and duly quulilic l..
pollI"E places are rstablI4hrd a. insi.W,--
For First Ward, AT the John Nu.I store huiIIinu
on broadway street, 0rrupi"d IA II vanity tar-
tory. II Second WHTi ~ lower court room In
-, uyshDuGC. Ia IhIrd Ward nj John ". Grants
piiut shop, hrtwcrn Mann street nnd Franklin.
avenue, on Thirteenth street In the Fnutb
Want, ut lower room at the ola Town Egutn,
House.
Dated tIiA 18th day OF Iy. iSH
miItt JOHN WELEORS, Mayur
Attest. A. y. JorNsoi, CITY l;cgrstrr.
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a convict at Birmingham, Ala,
seated himself on keg of dynamite,
gave il II vigorous kick, and -
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR
SskE

nave i"r sale at MY rczIdcncc, Frank IN.
l IN a''rurr IA following articles (WS
Nniah VIA h, disposed Of al very low !,
L'i'.7. On" itriDr Set ul nine ui'ccs; Al
u '"h Caa'; | l'trIol Garnet, PnrlDr Iii.
nIIF"ij Rosewood Table; / Hat Rack; irI
! "''r IilHi. l large HrirIgcruur. / W00i COOK
t,"iII h'Itly me-" hnd als0 many other house.
NOM nrii les. Gail soon.
NAV ~ VIZ N NNIIIIEna
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sTOCKH0LDERs, MEET,Nc

TUE annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Lexington Water Company VIII he II cid ut
the oll,;c OF the com iuny, Tor the election of
directors. for the ensuing year, on the 81 day
of june, 1870, ut o O'Clock u. IN.
WIN. MORRISON, Pres.
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CITIZENS ClTY TICKET.

For Mayor,
CHARLES u. RUSSELL.
For Register ard treasurer,
IGSErII 4. CIIINN.
For Marshal and Collector.
JESSE ". HAMLErr.
For CIiy ltrrurtcI.
JnI!M II. EASCOM,
JOIlN n IlEATIIMAN.
For Cfry Att rncv,
GEDUaGE rHiCA.
STEPHEN y. Wilson.
FOR CIly AaHrasnr,
LANES y. rItiCE.
FOR cay Engineer.
IpIIN MUI.LIG AN.
DENNIS GAVIN.
Fnr Gnuucilmau-
ETlICMN ~ GIBBONS.
Fr'' Ward riiUIi5 miI;E
SECOND Wnut JANIS =. STEELE.
Inrl WaoI-iiD .hI;T f.. WADDkLL.
Fourth Wu,I-GEOiGE SIMMONS.
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IAhverIiscm"nt.l
REPUBLICAN CGTN TICk Eft

lAdverLiscm"nt.l
KEPuRLICAN CETY TICKET.
For Mayor,
Join WELBORN.
For Treasurer.
J. REID MOEELAND.
lor Marsngl and Collector,
J. NJ. CIsOWnER.
For I.ccDricr,
CHARLES MEET.
For city Attorney.
L. G, PIIETT so.
For Assessor.
WILLIAM &. DUNCAN.
For City Engineer,
SMITH BENEDICT.
T0r COuncllm .n,
First Ward-IOIIN W. CARTER.
Second WnrI--C. II. SCIIA EFERMEYER,
Third Warl--JOIlN EIiSklNE.
Fourth Ward--IiOBT. q. I;EItItIE.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-24

Several wal III. gentle showers OF rain have
fallen here this week, causing Vegetation to
rejoice and smiles to cnliycn the faces OF our
alliance friends.
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aprl3ti
NOTICE TO STOC~HOlDERs

VNlEltE Will hr II meeting of The stockholders
i al the Lexington Gas LIgit Company, 1t the
Office OF the company. n Lexington, Tuesday
June 3. betwccQ :he hours OF . a. m. and Al
IN Tor tbs transaction of such business us may
lrg ally come before 1t.
a. ID. CRESSLER, Pres.
L.. b.. DICKEY, Secretary
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-24

Mr.. Carlisle decided upon Friday,
yesterday as the day upon which he
would AXE his seat as United States
senator from Kentucky. Friday APP
pears to be Mr.. CarlisIe's lucky day,
Tor he was born on Friday; nominated
Tor congress on Friday; nominated for
inc senate on Friday; started ior
Europe on n Friday and started on lis
return trip from Europe on a Friday.
we suppose he is equally free from
superstition about the number thirteen.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-24

rive years ago when the democrats
were IN power in congress, the present
MIR. Speaker Reed held that "thc
normal condition OF Il deliberaliye
assembly is onG OF free and un,ram.
mclcd debate" Speaker Reed has icit
constrained to reverse the opinion of
Mr.. Reed, else normal conditions
change with republican majoriiics or
minOrities,
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CATRoN &

CATRON &
LEXINGTON. MISSOURI.
Abstracts Of Title,
Real Estatc, InSHEmucc
Money TO Loan.
Iansc the only Complete Set oY ABB
stract Records OF BiIIc Ia The
Lands Oh Lafayette
County,
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-24
j pound cnn Peeled I'te I'cnchcs.pcr
can Ia cents.
> pound can rccIcd Table Peaches.
per can I2 I-2 cents
SFlITH BROTHERS,

Franklin Avenue, nrN: ,t"nr Wnbtr,' IS Enrni.
,uyC store.
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Weekly gntelli9eneer,
OIricisi city aad County Paper.
SHORTS.

Persons 'aiIIng to get their paper regularly
rom the carrier will greatly oblige us by
I eaving word at this Office, where a paper
will be given you and Il reprimand to the
carrier. IL we hear no complaint, OF course
we must conclude that the paper il left with
due reg ularity. II
II you want number one hams, shoulders
aud bacon. try Bour n Sons own country
cured. They are line. m22tf
The MusgrOye house, corner Of College and
Main streets, will be for rent to Il good tenant
about July Is. Apply TO Il. Allen, Sr. II
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-02-22
Grand Monthly Drawing,
WILL TAKE PLACE
At the Academy Of Music New Orleans,
TUESDAY. M4RCH II, 1890.
CAPITAL PRIZE P3OO,OOO

100 900 Tickets at Twenty Dollars;
Halves, SO; Quarters. -; Tenths,
81; Twentieths, 81
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-02-22

Among the things that Crowley
needs badly just ut present. is shoe
shop, a harness and saddlery shop. Il
tinshop and another blacksmith shop.
We are entirely without shoe, bar
ness and tinshop, and our blacksn,iths
are so over crowded with work that
they are unable to attend to the wants
of the public. There is the largest
opening just now for these lines of
business for men of enterprise of any
place that we know of.-CrowlcY Sig
nal.
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garden crops in some localities in
South Louisiana. -

garden crops in some localities in
South Louisiana.
In the Florida parishes reports re-
sarhihy the stra wbe,ry crop are f;,yor.
an'-. The frost of January 18th kill
t'i the strawberry blossoms. am: RI.
'"'atne vines, but did not injnre the
maturing strawberries. Since then
the budding and blooming has recon-
m'nced and the condition Of crops il
re'"rted rs teing from one To two
'n"nihs in advance.
IN southwest Louisiana ,b. Cr,;t
trees are IN fnll bloom, ; fig trees leaf
i'@; hiack"erry blossoms were mo-
':"-d Early III January, and many
FLEE fields are green aud there is some
TAI" at f1'""lino them. The folds
have All been pIonghed and farmers
arr read. f"r planting.
lh' d"ti"i"nrs in thu rain.alI for
S"i'.' i."i'lSin,'a since Oc,oh"r H., i.
nearly eleven inches: In Orrnlrr. lss.,
we hi'i bnt IN average of OH Of m
inch; IN November, 3.49 inches: De-
cemner 1.57. and January about Ia
making IL total of less than seven
inches against a normal for that
per,od OF seventeen and half inches.
Inc deficiency in the rainfall since
october lst. in north Louisiana is
nearly eight inches: October .S9 had
o.4O of an inch; November COL De-
cemher Los, and January will average
ABOUT 400 inches, making total for
the season of 11.46, against normal
oI over nineteen inches, for the SEA-
son Tor that section Of the State.
X. E. KERKAM.
Director La. Weather Service
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-02-22
Equinoctial Storms.

The numerous demands made amor
the Signal Office for information rela
tive to equinoctial storms has beer
met bv the Chief Signal Officer direct
ing Prof Fl. A. Hazen to prepare ,
paper on the subject, which is as fol.
lows: "
There have come to the Signal
Omce, from time to time, INQUIRIES re-
sardlng the existence of storms abou,
the 2lst OF March and 21st cf Septem-
Der of each year. There also seems
to be fairly well grounded belief in
the minds ofmany intelligent persons
that the so-called equinoctial storms,
or storms influenced, if not generated.
oy the seeming passage of the sun
across the equator, have a real exis-
tence. Others have gone still farther
and have considered that the eouipoc-
tial points of the planets have an i'm
portant bearing upon terrestrial
weather. When it is considered that
the equinoxes are wholly
IMAGINARY POINTS IN THE SKY,
or the intersections Of two imaginary
lines, the equator and the path of the
sun, we must conclude at once that
the apparent presence of the sun at
either Of these points can have atso-
iutely no effect upon our weather. IL
might be thought that somehow the
lengthening day at the spring equinox
and the corresponding shortening one
IN the fall might affect the weather.
However, not only are these directly
contrary to each other and therefore
incapable of producing like effects,
but also the increase or diminution in
only two and One-half minutes dailS.
and the action is continuous one for
weeks before and after the equinox.
SO that on all accounts it is impossible
fer us to consider that there can be
any effect whatever for this cause.
There still remains this considera-
tion, that possibly there is
RECURRING STORM PERIOD
about the 21st of March and 2lst of
September which may he entirely in
dependent Of the equinoxes. This
question, though entirely different
from tire previous one, has been care
fully Investigated by Prof, r. Fl. Scott,
OF London. He collected all the Sc
we're storms that passed over Great
Britain for fourteen years, and found
that out of ferty-fve storms in March
not one occurred on the 21st, and out
OF eighteen storms in September, only
one occurred ON the 21st.
A thorough search i'm the records of
the Signal Office covering the past
sixteen years tend to show that there
is no preponderance of storm action
during the equinoxes, and that the
September data shows diminished
storm action during the time of the
equinox. La. Weather Journal.
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The rice crop that will be put in the
coming season will not only be larger
than ever before in this parish but it
will be put in better. Some farmers
the past season had only half crop,
when they might realize ten dollars to
one spent on levees or in pulverizing
the ground better before sowing. -Jen-
nings Reporter.
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The -4bberitfe Meridionat says that
'perlured testimony" floated around
the court house during the term Of
district court held in that town. The
jury swallowed it also.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
;. I34 Prizes, amsaniing TO SI,O54, 500
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

ErFoR CLUE RATES or any further infor-
maton desired. write legibly to the under
signed. clearly stating your residence, with
State, County. Street and Number. More
rapid return mail delivery will he assured hv
yoar enclosing an envelope bearing your
full address.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10Th Judicial District Court-Par,
ish Of Lafourche.
CLERKS OFFICE, }
Thtbodsux, Sept. q. 1889. (

"oou"Ux, sept. %, 1853.
l hereby certfv that IN the 2Ssh dsv ef
Jan. 1890, the following named persons
were drawn by the jury commissioners of
ss'a s parish, to serve as grand and petit ja-
Fer tho first week of court beginniu, an
Monday. April 9TH. 1870, to serve az jnrsrs
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-02-22

Iho>. A. Cage, Of this parish, while
IN Washington ID. c., signed resolu
tlons thanking Senator Ingalls, for the
.'able and patriotic" speech delivered
by him. in abuse of the South and her
people. -Er.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-02-22

For the second week of said court begin
ning on Monday April Iith leeo, rs follows.
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aM FDEsT4ET.

All ordinary Letters containing Postal
Astes. Money Orders issued by all Express
Companies or New York Exchange
sdarssed M A. EsAapEaIN.
New Orleans La
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ssepeecEDENTEs ATTRACTION
u OVER 4 MILLION DiSTRi8uTEDs
7 syirsss S!s.s L.l..ry Company

Iucerpsrated bv the Legislature" for
.Anc.tieual aud charitable purposes. and its
grsscsise made part of tho present State
Censtitution. in 1879 by an OVERWHELMING
POPULAR VOTE.
us GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW.
lSGS take place SeIni-Annually, June and
December.l and its GRAND SlNGLE Nun
aFR DRAWINGS take place in each of the
s,her ten months in the year, and are all
drawn In public. at tile Academy of Muric.
New Orleans, La
I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise
III. arrangements for all the MonthlyIand SENT
Annual Drawings of the Louisiana state Lot
tsry Co, and in person manage and control
the Drawings themselves. and that the same
are conducted with honesty, fairness, and in
good faith toward all parties. and We author
ye the Comyany to use this certificate. with
facsimiles of our signatures attached, in lts
advertisements"
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WEATRER.CROP BULLETIN.

An unparalleled dry and warm win
Tor season. The effects common
throughout the State. The cause
explained.
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ADDRESS Registered Letters containing Currency
10
Seiv Orleans National Bank,

"REMEMBER, that the payment of
prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR M
IiONAL BANKS of New Orleans and the
lrsets are signed by the President Of an In
snta'iou whose chartered rights are recog-
sh.d in tbe highest Courts: therefore. be-
Hars Of sH limitations or anonymous
schemes"
oNE DOLLAR is the arics Of tho smallest
part OF irnctisn Of u 1ich.t ISSUED BY Us
10 say Drawing. Anything iu our name
ssrtrd Tor less than "a Dollar is a swindls.
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No. NAME. WARD.
Granger Anthony
Guidroz Albert
Ago. Ozeme s
Aupied. Orestils
Dickinson, Matt o
Lepine, Alexandra
SEWN, Saturnn
Zernott, Frank
Elfert. jackson Q
~ Boutery. Victorin
III Roger Adrieu
II Fritzinger. Henry 9
IL Himel, Pierre
IA Lcdet. Alfred
ID Hebert. Abel
10 Chanvin, Alcide Jr.
~ Flash. George
le Rizan, Pierre
- - Perilionx. J"seph j.
70 Guedry Noise q
Le2cndre, Frank A.
x Baueaux Ed.
70 Leblanc. Edgar
~ Libby. John w.
Berseron. Leo
20 Lassei.ne, Abel
- Auberf, l.. G.. Jr.
2o Orillion, Albert
~ - Sebaubnri, John F.
~ BabiE, Eugene
81 Cantrelle. Leon
% Leblanc, e. z
So Adam. Ozeme
- Burton, hichard
g. 30 Baiile. Joseph
30 80 MeCuilnn, ,.phraim
o. % Roger. Leopnd
- Moiai~oh, Fillmore
I9 klvicre, Ltonie s
io Hobfrhaux, Joseph
Al Dantin, Louis 3
~ Disher, Joseph
- Leblanc, Abdom .
~ Oncile. scar 6
20 Hebrrt, Nicholas
40 Oiiiliun, j l.. s
~ Bartlos, Gustavs D.
iS Faret. Norht TT
~ Goodwin. IL n.
~ Satois. fietner G. 4
For the second week of s.;d oo,,. h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08
THROUGH THE STATE.
The "Eegister's" Epitome of the News of
the Week.

e
Il strange I4qy enteIou 'Ig i.'' ~ -,,
al Bank 0l iuh5lII- ,ou 'I, III.
n9"T 4tS. W ',.;tl ,i' ,,..,,tir If
w b. llVAV.'' W N,'. ~. W ..d ,,.iti Tho
a o2y, was .,'0 "'',a ~, o bc,. bius fo,. six S50
O@"N Pi'S''' w. 20 .5...o,.n,.,5 tb,t tho
so.d pieces. wi. '.,,.,'t.,.r;ts and had
'',' ,tc bo,, s'N N once follow the woman and keep
t,,,cl, of her whereabouts until am officer
LII ho Summoned The boy how
,,.e, . lnsi the woman I'm the crowd
mon the street Sheriff Kyle
and other officers were given a description
of the stranger but thus lar nave Iailea 10
apprchend her A SuspecI, wa Sl",'oM '', ga
at one of the hotels. but Nlf. fricNel1 was wa,
unable to identity her as the person Wduteu'
The woman IN question Is ol iCui9ul ~,
dressed in dark ciothlus' ana rI u"u d rev
moles ,, or p ti, 't tb. U antrre of fhs woman
Is P3sSlo olc '.''' I.,i, tba ovistorce of or
hlEul l pIlnE ~ '..,,,,to,.roitors m. showers
orsil'1'' s,'., ,',.ti,, i'm that locality
A. Caioden Cabel county. last Satur-
5ar N number of men were engaged in load
E'' 10y lo,..-s ,;,l, of tam bark The rick slip
,s} o,-er ana caught Charley Fagg, a man
h,. tl, rarno Of Crimean. and Powell Bur
Jctte Crimem was killed. Faggs leg
,,.as broken. and Burdctte escaped badly
brnised
I'M. follovinc AGED citizens of West Vir-
sinia died during thepast week: Mrs Re
becca Matthews. OF Johnson N COUNTY i. ~
76; Nathaniel St4In5heL oi - i,o,. ,5i,, co"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08
BEGAN THE BATTLE.
SIX THOUSAND CARPENTERS STRIKE IN
CHICAGO.
They Demand The Eight Hour Day-An Building
Trades Nay Be Called Olt-Bosin Car
pentos Strike-Iroube in
New York.

CmcAco. April THE carpenters
strike took place this morning accord
ing to programme. 1t is estimated that
between 5000 and 5000 men are out.
The carpenter work ON nearly all of the
large jobs has been brought TO stand
STILL SO trouble has been reported
from any quarter so far
The demands of the carpenters are,
iu brief the eight hour day; am advance
iu wages from 35 To 40 cents am hour;
the establishment of am apprentice Sys-
tenn, and q permanent arbitration cum-
mittce to which all disputes shall be
referred and the decisions OF which
shall be binding.
10 is understood that the American
Federation of Labor regard, the move
mcut of the carpenters as ina the nature
of q preliminary struggle, and stands
ready to render both moral and material
support They win also have the sup
p0r, of the National Brothcrhood.which
numbers over 10000. A great many of
tlc uou-uuiou men quit work ont of
sympathy with theirunio brethren and
iI WA, claimed that most of them would
JOHN the Carpenters Union.
''Nc are an organized. have plenty of
money and viii make a fight 10 the last
ditch. said Secretary Howard. Re
port, are coming i'm rapidly from all over
the city. and So far as we now know
llerc is NOT union carpenter 40 work.
lu fact. building operations have been
practically stopped" Secretary Jones.
of thc Master Carpenters. said that SO
far a~ hc could tell about an the union
carpenters in the city had left their
TOOLS we shall not attempt TO 40 once
resume work, with the help of nou-uuion
men. said hc "0ut We will wait until
our Thugsdaymceting before doing amy
ching decisive"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-08
ARMY OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Gen. Kelley Wants Its Next Reunion at
Pittsburg.

Prrr>RURG, April Mai. Howard
Morton has received note from Gen.
y. f. Kelley. OF the Army of West Nir-
giuia, urging that the next meeting of
the association be held in this city.
The committee to select site consists
OF Gen. l. II. Duyal, of WellSburg. W.
Va: Gen. Van IL. Bukcy. Of Parkcrs-
burg. w. Va; Capt c. IT, Freeman,
Cumberland, Md, and Capt. Irwin and
Lieut. Boggs, of Wheeling, w. Va.
The committee is anxious to receive
suggestions, and for this reason Gen.
Kelley wrote TO Mai. Morton.
Gen. Kelley suggested that Mai. Nor
ton see such members of the aSsocia-
tion as Col. Schoonmakcr, Col Blakcly,
Maj. Pentccost and Gen. Wclmcr, Pay
master t. :. A., stationed i'm this city
These gentlemen are all anxious tomcct
their old comrades here. and it is proba-
bic the movement will be- successful.
The meeting promises to be a rousing
one
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Of the committee. and said there was never
clearer case presented. Not only had pipe
and other material been taken from the city
without paying for il, but Mr. Seeley had
been doing work for the Board and for the
city, while he was a member Of the Board
in direct violation of a State statue made
and provided TO cover such cases. The act
of lss2 creating the Boards. expressly for
bid any member of Board from being I'M
terested in any work. and vet this has been
done by Mr. Seeley right along. in defiance
of thcslaw.
Why" said Mr. Caldwell. 81 can add
mountain 20 the evidence which has been
adduced here. aud ! offer here tO DO il.
can show vouchers for work done. every
one Of which is i'm violation Of law: and not
only that, but after dong work he put for
ward one Of his own employees TO stand be-
tween him and the law. be having said that
IL did not look well for him to have SO
much work showing up in his name. The
act of lSS2 expressly says that II this sort
Of thing is done the guilty person shall be
both fined and imprisoned, and shall be
forever rendered Ineligible for holding any
Office under q Board. and that law has
been grossly violated. ! have the evidence
and the documents here. and ] offer %
place the facts before this committee"
Captain Doveuer said his side could get
Oft as much Of that kind of stuff as Mr
Caldwell. II there was anything wrong,
let suit bc brought. His side did not have
10 do as the other side said
Mr. Pollock said he would Ike to see
MIR Seeley ON the stand. but the Chair
called his attention TO the fact that the
other side had distinctly refused 90 make
any defense whatever
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