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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13
FARMERS CONVENTION CALLED.
The Alliance and Grange Authorities Unite
In the all-Distinguished People Invited.

The Alliance and Grange Authorities Unite
In the ali-Distinguished People Invited.
DALLAS, Tex, March THE Alliance
and Grange authorities have issued call
to the farmers of Texas to meet at Oak
Cliff pavilion on the 18th inst. to consider
the all important question of better roads
and a higher rate of taxation to provide for
the same. Hon. w. w. Long and Hon.
Tom Brown of Sherman have con-
scented to address the conven-
ton, and other leading public
men have been invited to be present and
make speeches. Included in the number
are Gov. Throckmorton, Attorney General
Hogg, Gov Wheeler and all other avowed
or prospective candidates for gubernatorial
honors. The meeting promises to be a
lively one as there are, as a farmer put it
today, two sides of the road bonds ques.
ton, even if we are all united in desire
for better highways"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13
TAYLOR Tories,

TAYLOR, Tex, March I've have spell
of July weather, then a few December
days-a little intermixture of both-which
has so muddled up the granger that he
don't know whether to plant corn or SOW a
fresh crop of fire wood.
The contractors are laying the founda-
ton and getting material for our $4,000
school building. When this is completed
it will be another monument tor land
agents to salt prospectors on.
The Taylor Water company have let a
contract for an artesian well to be bored
near their water works standpipe. This to
be an 8-inch well. Water will be so plenti-
full and cheap in Taylor that beer and
other expensive drinkables will have to
seek pastures new.
The price of sheep has been steady adj
vancing for some weeks past, owing to
the prevalence of so much measles among
the children, and the uses made of the
sheep for tea, which the doctors think is
the best panacea for the measle microbe.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13
Fire ut Wichita.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March specials
to the Star from Wichita says: A fire
broke out here early this morning i'll
the Miller Robertson building on Main
street. Before the flames were subdued two
upper stories were Quilted and the stores
below were almost complete wrecks. The
The total loss is about $4,000, insurance
$2l 1000. OF this l.. G. Greiger dry goods
loses $40. 900 insurance $4,000. The loss
to the building and sanitarium is about
$4,000, insurance 5000. Other smaller
losses aggregate Sc, 0OU.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13
Stole a Diamond Ring.

PARIS, Tex, March Last night some
one broke into the depot at Brookston and
stole diamond ring, suit of clothes and
box of cigars. The agent, P. E. Bear,
telephoned Sheriff Gum this morning of
what had happened and he went with his
bloodhounds The trail of the thief was,
followed about half mile and lost. There
is no clew to the perpetrators.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13
Buying Lands.

ALBANY, Tex, March 7.-Messrs. Webb
and Hill have just closed deal with MIR.
L. d. Felt of Michigan for four leagues Of
17,713 acres of land in Upton county, the
same being the Throckmorton county
school lands. The said land brought a
good price and is very fine tract. Mr..
Felt intends to establish a colony on the
same. Lands are in great demand in large
and small bodies and every train brings in
newcomers wanting to invest in this coun-
trv
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13
Wanted for Forgery.

DENVER, Col, March deputy Sheriff
O'Neill of New York arrived here today
with requisition for C. s. West, now in
the Colorado penitentiary: Gov. Cooper
hon,r the reauisition. West will be re-
leased next week and will Immediately be
arrested by officers and taken east, where
he is wanted for forgery.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13
Casualties In San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March IAN aged
man, blind and unknown, was run over
and killed by an eastbound 8 outhern Pa
citic passenger train near Monon Station,
east of here this morning.
A little daughter of August Peter, living
on Gordon street, fell into the river and
was drowned this evening.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13
Trailing Q Burglar.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March IF. N.
Cooke who keeps jewelry store in Taylor
is in San Antonio on trail Of man who
robbed him of about 5000 worth Of goods
recently. The thief was employed by
Cooke in the store and left Taylor between
two suns. Cooke has idendhed several
hundred dollars worth of his property in
various pawnshops here. and thinks he will
have the thief before morning
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13
They PLAYED with Matches.

BosroY, Mass, March 7.-Three young
children of Moses Feldman, poor Russian
Jewish peddler, probably died of suffoca-
ton, the result of fire believed to have
been started by one of the children while
playing with matches during the absence
of their mother.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13

Why don't you cure that horrible
catarrh? How will / do that? By
using DR.. Thu-mond's Lone Star Ca
tarrh Cure. For sale by Alexander
& Cornwell, 219 East Pecan street.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13
HOUSE POSTAL COMMITTEE.

Speech Of the Representative Of the Knights
of Labor on Government Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, March Sex Representa-
tive T. J. Campbell of New York appeared
before the house postoffice committee to
advocate the passage of pending bills to
limit the work of postal clerks to eight
hours daily at a full salary and to grant
them fifteen days leave annually. Mr.
Campbell said he appeared as the volun-
teer and friend of the postal clerks in gen.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-03-13
SORGHUM

A LITTLE book that every farmer ought to have
may be had free, by addressing The Blymyer
Iron Works Co., of Cincinnati o. Sorghum is a
very valuable crop for .syrupmaking, feed and
fodder, and this pamphlet gives full information
about the different species, best modes OF culti-
walton, etc. Send and get it and read it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-29
FRIDAY NIGHTS RALLY,
Hubbard md Con to Have Big Meeting
Mt the Opern House,

Hubbard and Gon to Have n Big Meeting
Mt the Opern House.
The audience which turns out on Fri.
day night to hear Gov. Golf and Hon.
W. P. Hubbard at the Opera House, will
no doubt be larger than the Opera House
can hold. 1t has been suggested-and
the suggestion is good one-that an.
other hall be secured, SO that il tho au.
dienceis too large Tor the Opera House
the overflow can hear at least short
speeches from the same orators, and
others.
The Richie district Republican club,
the two Potters' clubs Of the South Side
and other Republicans from south OF
the creek will march up to the Opera
House Friday evening, leaving Knoke's
hall promptly at Z p. m. Mayors brass
band has been engaged to head the pro.
cession, and there will be plenty OF red
fire. The Union district boys are also
coming in in force, headed by the Black
Eagle drum corps. North Wheeling, the
lnvincibles and the Logan club will also
do their duty Loyalty. Seats will be re.
served for the clubs until their arrival.
The Opera House band will play at the
meeting. 3,,2s,
Ladies' will be assured seats in the
hall, and if any Democrats feel like Sit
ting upon the stage they will DO vel.
coined Thereon elsewhere in the house.
They are all cordially invited, and will
not be regarded as intruderp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-29
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and whocling Folks
- Ahrand. - -

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. George Parks, Of Chicago, is here
Mrs. O. II. Senseny Is visiting in Phil
adelphia.
J. R. Thompson, Of Grafton, was at the
Stamm yesterday.
Mr.. G. II. Collier and son are home
from Massachusetts.
D. B. Anderson, OF New Cumberland
was down yesterday. y
Sc. Smith, Esq, went up TO New
Cumberland Yesterday.
Mary E. JelIers, Of TilLonville, was al
the Mcclure yesterday.
W. D. Reed, ahead OF the "Insha
vague" arrived last night.
Mr.. William A. Turner has returned
from an extended visit to Canals.
V. 3. Archer, Esq, OF Parkersburg
registered at the Mcclure last night.
Henry Cushman, pgent Of the "RlacL
Thorn" company, is Ut the Mcclure.
Mrs. J. n. Vance went to Marietta
yesterday, accompanied By her son.
Mrs. Harry Ayres, OF Denn;son, Ohio
is visiting friends on Sixteenth street.
DR.. J. D. Hobensack will return home
next Monday from the Polytechnic hos
pital, New York.
Hon. N. Is. Scott and wife have re
turned from the East, and are at homt
at the Mcclure house.
Messrs. Glenalrin and Lyle, the base
ballists, leave to-day for Ogden, Utah
to 10 into business there.
Robert Love, A. G. Lewis and ]. A. 3
Wood, OF Steubcnville, were here yester
day on their way to Mt. Pleasant.
LAST night Miss Annie Shaw gave 9
private musicale for the entertainment,
Of her friends at her home on Eighteenth
street..
Mrs. NJ. Reilly left for Pittsburgh yes.
terday via tho b. & o. to attend a party
last night at the residence Of Mrs. Jennie
Arthur, Of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Farrell and G. y.
A. Glover, Of "The Irish Corporal" are
at the Mcclure, and the other members
Of the company are at the Behler.
Messrs. Wiley Besll, James Hukill
and John Ralston. Of Wellsburg, were
here yesterday on their way home from
hunting trip up in the mountains.
Last evening Mr.. ". K. Bodley and
his sister, Miss Matte, entertained
friends at their home on Fifteenth street
in honor Of Misses Helen Harrison and
Mary Plat, Of New Orleans, who are
visiting friends in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-29
TILE JOINT DEBATE
At New Martinsviils Between Hubbard
and Pcndieton To-day,

At New MsrtinsviIls Between Hubbard
and Pcndieton To-day.
Ats o'clock this afternoon Hon. vii.
liam P. Hubbard, Republican candidate
for Congress in this district, and John
0. Pendleton, his Democratic opponent,
will meet in joint debate at New Mar.
tinsville. a large number OF Wheeling
people will 90 down on the Ohio River
train which leaves here at Ii:2o a. IN,
There can be no doubt that this
will be great event, and every.
body will DO anxious to see
inst how it looks when John 9. wipes I'D
the floor with Mr.. Hubbard. Mr.. Pen.
dleton may take advantage OF this occa.
sion 10 explain his views regarding the
Wetzel county ballot-scratching after the
count, Of which he was to be, and to an
extent was, the beneficiary. lie may
also explain for the benefit Of the Wheel.
ing people present just what he means
by objecting to the increase OF the duty
on glassware, as he did Saturday night,
in his tedious speech at the Grand.
Perhaps, also, he will repeat his state.
merit that the Mckinley bill, by reduc.
ing the tariff on shoes, increased the
price 60 that poor people will have here.
after to 80 barefooted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-29
CHAIRMAN HAHN HERE.
An ohio ro!ldelan on tho situation Over

An Ohio Politician on tho Situation Over In
81 That State.
Hon. ". NJ. Hahn, Canal Commits.
sioner and Chairman Of the Republican
State Executive Committee OF Ohio,
passed through last night with his wife
on his waypto Columbus. Mr.. Hahn
says TINT tho Republican organic ltion
in Ohio ia In excellent condition. There
Ia no dissatisfaction. Governor Camp.
bella fight with hls own party Is hurt.
ing tic Democracy. The Democratic
gerymauder was intended TO leave the
Republicans with but ak Congressional
districts In the State, but the Republi.
cans will carry more than six districts.
Mckinley has a hard fight, but
not q hopeless ono. Ills op.
ponent, Warwick, hss money and Is
spending 1t. Democrats all over the
country are sending money to defeat
Mckinley. A special fund for this pur.
pose has been raised In the South. Ex.
Governor Foster is making game fight
against odds, and he says be will be The
Congressman from his district. ave are
watching West Yirginia." said Mr.
Hahn, with great interest. You Re
publcans haye done splendidly in recent
years. Yours Is bound 10 he reliable
Republican State.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-29
BE.Ll,hIRE.

Cemeterics.....

All Sorts OF Local News md Gossip from
the Glnss City.
Thomas Cullen came home fror1 Denver. COL,
this week "".
Vim. Walton and wife, Of Larler county, Iowa.
arc here among friends.
Five stones ever ,hitty.thrco feet Of pave.
ment on Belmont street.
John Lyden aud Miss Celia Gallagher were
married by Father Fitzgerald.
The farmers hereabOuis are complaining Of
the corn In the shock getting wet aud rotting.
The stock holders Of the Fuel Gas plant held
meeting Monday night and threw W .le sponge.
Ex.Mar,hal William Darby and wife will ca.
tertain friends to night at their Fourth ward
home.
JeEsc lIollingsxorth, Republican candidate for
prosecutor. was here yesterday locking up his
fences.
Mrl. Emma Kay left yesterday for Newb burg to
Join her son, who Is Western Union man at
that point.
George Cr!ss had his hand badly mashed yes.
tsrday at the Stamping comEany's works by ore
OF the presses.
Louis Rockenhousc bought from l.. EbcrlIng
~ acres Of the six foot coal land, paying only
Sl!,50 per acre.
The lecture hy Rev. J. r. Mills last night at
the First II. z. Church was well attended and
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. John Rodefer and Mrs. William Auit are
at Fremont, o., attending State meeting Of
the W. c. 7. U.
The three little oles left by Mrs. Mary Beatty,
WHO died last week, have been la9el 10 the
ChiIdten's Home.
Henry Rock, the sexton Of bose Hi cemetery
ior many years, has resigned. Several arc after
| the position already.
Mrs. I: II. Haskell. OF Centre. CAL. daughter
OIL Capt Nathan Rowles, Is the happy mother of
a handsome Rlrl baby.
several new electric lights arc being pu. In,
one on Moaroe street and one near the Stamp.
| Ing Company's works. Hfr
A West Iudiau was In the city Yesterday sell
Ing new method for addition. lie sold the
lesson TO great many.
The steamers Hudson, Liberty, Phillips aud
Charon became entangled here yesterday. They
all escaped without serious damage.
Engine No. on the B.. z. & C. railroad broke
her revere lever hero Monday evening" and the
tfain xas ahandpne1 until ycatettaY.
James Wilkinson. OF Centreriile, aud. Miss
Lizzie Porterleld, Of ST. ClarSville, Will be mar.
Fled Tomorrow Ri the home OF the bride.
Two shops OF the Lantern Globe works arc 10
be moved to the Crystal glass works at Bridge.
port. The Lantern Globe Company is away be-
hind In orders, and takes this method OF relIcv.
Ing the strain.
The County Commissioners arc at work on
inc indian Kun bridge, near the Null Works,
driving plea 10 protect tho north abutmcnt
The city aud township authorities arc at work
changing and sttaightcninG lhenew channel.
The Dermoress Silver Medal contest will be
held In the Christian Church OF Bellaire on
are the names Of the contcslants: Georgia AleI
anler. Lulu Brand, Nellie CrIswell, Edna Hun.
ter, Arthur Pjtner, Florence Phillips, Anna
Shupe. E.tellH WG9ouer Good music. Admit.
lance 10 cents. An are Cordially invited to at.
tend y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-29

"WHAT CURED You 2"-Mr. B. P. Nc.
Allister, Of Harrisburg, KY, writes:
Having been terrible sufferer from
catarrh, end being now sound and well,
the question often put to me Is What
cured you9 In answer to this oft put
question feel 1t my duty to state that
swift's Specific Is. S. ST. is the medicine.
I am such true believer OF the efficacy OF
Swift's Specific Is. S. S. that can hon:
estly and conscientiously recommend it
to any one suffering from catarrh. Have
recommended it to many, and am happy
10 say that those whom l have induced
10 use it can bear me out in thia state.
ment. l also believe that it will cure
any case Of catarrh II taken according to
dirCc,ione.n 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Marriage In Philadelphia OF n Gentleman
xy, II mum have

Marriage In Philadelphia OF n Gentleman
w.H Known hcrs.
At last the strongest oak must fall, no
matter how many storms it may have
braved. AT last the sturdy old bache.
lorhood Of the genial and universally
popular John Wylie Mulholland went
down before the smiles Of one the most
charming dau Shters OF Philadelphia.
On the evening before the wedding the
groom wGs assisted by DR.. Roger Will.
iams, OF Pittsburgh, and a. ]. Colborn,
IT,, OF Scranton, Pa, to receive and an.
swer the numerous kilograms OF inquiry
and congratulation.
At the handsome residence OF the
brides mother, Mrs. Mury Il. Nichols,
2l0O Hunting Park avenue, Tioga, on
Thursday evening, October %, the wed.
ding occurred. The house was elabo.
rately decorated with palms and roses
and was brilliantly Illuminated with
lights Of various colors. Promptly at
bali past seyen the bridal party entered
the parlor to the beautiful Btra:ns oil
Memberships wedding march. The
ushers were DR.. Roger Williams and A.
B. Jenkins; following them were Rev.
A. B. Philput and the groom's best man,
A. ]. Colborn, jr., and behind them
came the b:ide and groom. When they
had cropped themselves srtistica!ly al
the lfort ofthe spacious ra.lor, Rev. A.
L. Philput,lin 0 beautiful and impress
s!ye aerepuny, united in marriage Flor.
encs Nichols simons and John Wylie
Mulkoliaud. The bride Is one OF the
fairest and most popular society leaders
in Tioga. She wss robed in one OF
Worth's magnificent cream white gowns
and carried in her hand m exquisite
bouquet o. pink roses. She seemed the
embodiment ofbeauty, grace aud loyeli.
pees. Immediately following the con.
sratulations gu elegant luncheon was
served, and al 1889 Mr.. and sire. Mul.
holland left for an extended four, amid
shower OF RICE, old ahoes and the best
wishes OF all present. They were the
.ecipients Of n large number OF valuable
and beautiful presents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-29

BEEcHAM's PILLS cure sick.Head.
ache. 800 80, - 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-29
LOST A GOOD PILE.


John ". Galloway, Of Ohio. Goes 10 Sleep
on u Stone Wall md Is Robbed.
John W. Galway, Of Jefferson coun.
ty, Ohio, came to Wheelingyes yesterday to
20 to Charleston. He missed the after.
noon train, and while waiting for an.
other wandered into the Second ward,
where he took sundry drinks
and became fuddled. He finally
got onto upper Market street, and be.
coming tired and sleepy laid down TO
rest on stone wall. When he woke
he found that he had been relieved oil
Sll3, which he had in his inside vest
pocket. He notified the police OF his
loss and they went to work on the case.
They think they have q clue and are
following it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-29
Two MeIItIInraTn,,ln-

Ats o'clock this evening, at the FRS,
Presbyterian church, Mr.. John W.
Avire.t, Of Cumberland, Nd, and Miss
Sara D. Roemer will be united in mar.
riage. MIR. Ayirett and his friend, Mr..
J. Whitridge Williams, Of Cumberland,
Mr.. John II. Rocmer, OF Fairmont, and
Mr.. John L. Roemer, Of Morgantown,
arrived in the city yesterday aud regis.
tered Of the Mcclure.
Mr.. Henry Mayef, formerly OF this
city, now druggist at Oakland; Md, and
Miss Lightner, OF Huntsville, Ohio, are
to BIZ married ut the Inter place to-day.
Mr. Mayer and his friends Messrs. Mau.
rice Thomas, Warm. Thomas and P. j.
Bonnheim, OF Oakland, came in yester.
day and have rooms at the Mcclure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-29
MARTINS FERRY.
Col. Poorman's CanvRs--rhe Liz rladuct.
jyNywrAw

Col. Poormnn's CauvRs-rhe Dls rladuct.
News Notcs.
The new boiler works is doing big business.
Mrs. q. A. Greenfield has returned from a
weeks visit at Cleveland.
Everett Morris, who has been travelling with
Van Amberg's circus, has returned home,
The @. A. r. will attend the camp Gre Of
spangler Post, At Bellarc, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Dean returned to DrAincrd,
Miun., yesterday, aitcrn pleasant visit here.
wanted-A good Elrl for general housework In
0 small family. Enquire y. tho pOstotilcc news
stand.
Barney McEnt.e Is having his frame building
on second street torn down, preparatory to Ito
erection Of new Que.
Yesterday brick paving was resumed on South
Fourth street, but, little progress was made on
account Of the weather.
The Republican meeting at the Opera House
tomorrow night, 10 be addressed by Congress.
man Gro .oyenor and Hon. y. l.. weems, prom.
| ises 10 be a rouser.
Tho tracks will be laid on the big vladpct by
| tho latter part Of the week, and Trains will DO
running over IL u ton days. The vladuct will
be entirely completed by Saturday week.
Col. G. l. PoormAn Is holding rouslng meet.
ugs 10 tue district. lie is M Instructive Us well
as able talker. lie has been campaigning for
| thirty years AID Is familiar with the doctrines
and history Of the Democratic party. lie hi s
been close student Of tho tariff. strong advo.
cate Of the farmers interests aud Is the author
oil some Of tho wscst laws on tho Ohio statute
hooks. lie has done more for the Taxpayers OF
Ohio than any other man In The district. lie Is
| q Christian, gentleman, an old soldier and M
honest man. With all his able. patriotic. busy
life he Is q poor man aud ought TO be elected,
and from every indication he will be the ncxi
ColgreSs man, ilz- a .,r' So re HE"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-29
A SHORT SESSION.
Council Clears Its Tables In short Ord
------- nnl Adlnnrna.. -.

and Adjourns.
Council did not get together till after
the clock struck 5 last night, and Clerk
Thoner, Of the Second Branch, put in
the next half hour reading deferred
minutes, liquor licerse applications hav.
ing intefiered with the reading Of the
minutes for several meetings.
License to keep saloons were granted
to Young & Walter, at 100 Woods street,
aud to A. Bishop& Bro, at 935 Market
street.
On recommendation Of the Committee
on Markets the Solicitor wns instructed
to draft an amendment 10 tho market
ordinance allowing the use Of spring
balance scalCB In tho city markets. The
report Of the Board oil Public Works rec.
commended that Council recommend
10 the next Council the use OF $9OS out
OF tho first moneys appropriated next
year, TO pay OF claims by citizens OF Nc.
Colloch street between Twenty.third
and Twenty.ninth streets, on account oil
change OF grade.
The Committee on Real Estate was
appointed 10 confer with tue Court
House and Jail Committee oil the County
Commissioners, with regard to the eaiety
oil the east wall OF tho Public Building.
The bond OF ]. Elwood Hughes as
member Of the Main Street Bridge Loan
Committee, with T. d. Dobbns as surety,
in the sum Of $4,000, was accepted.
The bond OF p. D. DObbins. as member
Of the same commission, with ]. Z.
Hughes as surety, was presented and &C.
cepted, also tho bond Of +. p. Jepson
with John 0. Pendle.on asd Henry
Speyer as sureties.
The Board OF Public Works was in.
structed TO close up the west ends Of
Ninth and Fifth streets to prevent the
dumping Of rubbish over the river bank
at those points.
A long list Of petitions aud resolutions
for gas lamps, street fills cprbs, alley
pavements and the like were referred 10
tho proper boards and committees.
Department bills were ordered paid as
as follows:
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