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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10

9: wrappers, 20; dsrks. g.; crap i--sosss' >"
hogsneads
Tho above sales chow good ca7's WORK WIN
tho heat at 100 degrees on Change, and loeem"-
ton ana busiaoss rendered sluggish thersoy'
Spectators arc evidently after srsppsra WINS
holders art not hard holders. yet thsy ross'
bright wrappers A. good property.
A refreshing rain fell ihls afternoon. "es'ern
adsiccs by letter 20 tobaoconists here isaicse
that tbs DARK crop n Ia danger OF being kinea
By tho hot weather. with much alrcsiy hurt
Those who have lately travelled Virginia snn
North Carolina describe tho crop 81 iooscoo a.
very fair 20 very COOL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
SERIOUS RAILWAY WRECK.
Trains Collide Going at Full speed-five
Men Killed.
fRr Telegraph 70 the Dispatch.

BuMyonAM, ALA, July 9.-The south
bound Louisville and Nashville sccommo-
dalton train coliided with a north-bound
freight this morning about 5 O'Clock at
Clear creek. half way between this city and
Montgomery. The two trains met at
almost full tilt and both engines went TO
pieces in the shock. The wreck is bad
one. The killed are: John w. Green,
engineer of the accommodation, and his
fireman, Bob Watson (colored(; John A.
Webb. of Atlanta. engineer Of the freight !:
negro named Armistead, and the tank.
tender at Clanton, named Parr. Ben.
Swoop had his foot cut off, No passengers
were seriously injured. The accident Is
said to have resulted from IA misunder-
standing Of orders by the engineer of the
accommodation train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
st. Louis Goes Ahead of Baltimore.

WAsHEGroS, July 9.-The rough official
count OF the population of st. Louis by
the Census once was completed to-day.
II shows the eity's population TO be 44s. 124.
This is an excess OF about 1900 over the
estimate made, by the local supervisor.
The result OF the official rough count of
the population Of Baltimore by the Census
Office here shows total OF 4S3, $50 people.
la 1880 Balumore's population was 1872 ,3l3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10

ing June 20. 1892. $780, 900, and 10 complete
existing projects, si7.7H; approach to Nor
folk harbor and navy-yard, TO complete.
sos 600 Nansemond river, Va, for tho
year. S25. 900. aud TO complete. sl42'sOo;
Appomattox river. Va, for the year ana 20
injok BAY. and North river bar. n. o., Tor
year, $40, 900, and 10 complete, 1885.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
sAILTD ZOE TuROpE.
THE OYSTER COMMITTEE
Arrive at Old POint-Chamberiain's Hotel
to BE Built at Once.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch

IoT"VIaI VUIosI I'M 10 Il5 Ds5D8I-I'I
FoRT MONROE. VA. July 9.-The steamer
Chesapeake. with committee from the
Senate and House on the oyster and State
boundary question, arrived here from
West Point to-day.
Mr.. George G. Gorham, secretary. and
Mr.. Smithmeyer, architect for Chamber
lain's Hotel Company, arrived from Wash
ington this morning They say Mr.. G. Il.
Holtzclaw, of Hampton, has been awarded
the contract and will commence work
Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
The Lottery Matter Disposed of'
tBy trlegranh TO the Dlspatch.l

NEw OaLE.Ns, July 9.-Ihe Tinss-Dsn,o-
crGfs Baton Rouge special says: Tonight
the lottery question and the. Governors
veto was submitted to the Judiciary Com
mittee Of the senate with instructions To
report in an hour. Inc committee by
adopted by the Senate disposing OF the
whole matter against the Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
Incendiary Fire In MiddIesex.

WEST POINT, Va, July 9, 1890.
Mr.. Weston Bristow, uf Saluda, Middle
sex county. lost his barn and the entire
contents last night by fire. The barn was
supposed to have been set on fire.
Captain Mosby, of the Richmond and
York-Riyer railroad, who was hurt here on
the lth, Is improving but is not yet out of
his room.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
HE DUNBAR MINE.
Trying to Fix the Responsibility for the
Disaster.

iby telegraph 10 tue blsphlch.l
PITTSBURGH. Pa, July "a special from
Dunbar says: The coroner's inquest has
become a fight as 10 who is 10 shoulder the
responsibility for the disaster-tho owners,
the inspectors, or the mine-boss. Inspector
Keighley admitted that be had told the
committee of miners he would close the
mine if 1t was as bad as they thought. and
that he found its condition worse than
they thought. But neither he nor the
other inspectors could close the mine
without a lawsuit. rs the mine-boss had
made a report that fatal morning saying
there was no gas in the mine. John her-
win. who drove his pick into the bore-hole,
told dramatic story OF the ensuing rush
of water and gas and the final explosion.
Experts testified that they would have used
a small drill in boring into the hole in-
stead of allowing the men TO pick into 1t.
1t developed that the company had made
promises TO remedy the defects IN the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
uIackburn Hughes, ESQ. Dead.

MAarrSsBURa, W. Va, Julys.-Blackburn
Hngbes. one Of the ablest and best-known
a,tSrneys OF West Virginia. died suddenly
at his home tonight. Mr.. Hughes would
probably have been strong candidate for
Snnreme Judge this fall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
WEATHER Ar TN. WITS SULPHUR SPRINGS

wv,rgEs AT rHs WITS SULPHUR SPRINGS
YESTERDAY clear. Thermometer: A,6 A. NJ,
c.: at2P. g.. 81
WsArugR At NEWPORT NEws YESTERDAY :
Thermomoier--9s at ?. NJ. in tho shade. Trees
are dying aud vegetation ell suffering from
continuous drought No rain In three weeks
THE wEArHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY Was
fair IN tho morning. with thundcr-cloui and rain
In the afternoon, ana cooler.
Range OF Thermometer at the trout door OF the
Disnrfrh Or3.a Yestor-.v.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices for Money. Bonds, Stocks. Grain,
Tobacco. Cotton, &C., and In Con-
nection Herewith the Wea-
Their Indications.
fYy telegraph % tho plspatch.l

= WASHINGTON. d. c.. July a-Forecast
RIM FOR Virginia ana North Carolina, show
| ihh ers In tho eastern. fair weather in the
--Jwcstern portions; northerly winds,
lower temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
BALTIMORE STOCK MaaKrr

BlLsAoRs July 9.-yirginia consols. 5oa5g
do. 3s, 6sh sosh Baltimore ani Ohio stock
l0ols; Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore
ll4E.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
Fsta. Riot I'm yVs..o.,

MrLwAUKEs, WIS, July "a special to
the Erening. Wisconsin from West Superior,
Wis. says the striking dock laborers at
tempted to prevent all work in the city
this afternoon. a not ensued. Two men
were fatally snot and others were
wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
TO eVeRYBoDY's SURPRISE
Billy Moiony and Alderman Dc Lacy Re
turn 10 New York.
IBy telegraph % the Dispatch. !

NEW YoRK, July 9.--To the surprise of q
great many people Billy Molony. reading
clerk of the Board of Aldermen of 1884,
and Alderman De Lacy walked into tho
District Attorneys Office this forenoon.
Both were indicted for completely in the
Broadway surtace-rosd bribery case. and
both have been refugees in Canada and
Europe since the first of those celebrated
arrests was made. They were at once taken
before Judge MARITIME ia the Court of Cen
eral Sessions. Bail was fixed at $4,000
each. They gave it and were released.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
OF West Virginia Adopts a Sensible Set of
Resolutions.

Special telegram to tho Dispatch
CHARrEsros. W. Va. July 9-The State
Board of Health is in annual session here.
They are examining number of candi-
dates for license to practice medicine III
the State and discussing several matters
of importance and State interest. BesOlu-
lions have been adopted requesting medi-
cal colleges TO raise the standard of edu-
cation aud to require three years OF medl-
cal study with certificates of previous
study i'm high schools on colleges as re-
quisitos for graduation; approving and ask
ing the cooperation Of local boards in the
action of the Association of Baggage-blas-
tiers regarding the transportation of dead
bodies and the prevention of the spread OF
contagious diseases: recommending the
immediate removal of the intake of the
Wheeling water-works to point above the
outlet of sewers; recommending the I'M
mediate action III removing the sewage
from the hospital for the insane at Weston.
DR.. w. Z. Ewing, OF Charleston, was
unanimously reelected president of the
board, and DR.. n. ID. Baker, of Martins
burg, secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
VERY COLD WEATHER.
Ice Forms on the summit Of Mt. Washing
ton.
By telegraph to the Dlspetch.l

IBy telegraph % the UIbpLlch'I
SUMMIT HousR, MT. WASHINGTON, N. H.,
July g.-The remarkably high temperature
of yesterday has been followed by very cola
weather on Mt. Washington. The mercury
has gone down this evening to twenty
seven degrees and ice has formed in al ex-
posed places. The wind is blowing stlii
gale from the northwest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

"WEDNESDAY. July g. 1890.
SALEs-FIRsr BOARD. loo Virginia 3's, new.
at osE, 1900 DO. at 6s<, 1909 DO. at 6sH, 800
do. at 6sh. so Richmond city IS az 100; Is
shares Petersburg railroad stock at7g
SECOND BOARD.--2,gO shares klchmoni, Frede-
ricksbarg and Potomac dlyidesd obligation at
ffDK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
River and Bsrbor improvements.
fi3y teieeraf,h 10 The uisnateh

WASHINGTON. July o.--Lieutenant G.. J..
fiberger, Corps Of Engineers. has made the
hafb0r improvements IN Virginia and North
Carolina Hsrbog OF Norfolk for year end
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
LEARN A FACT On Two.

None are so blind as those who WON'T sec.
Africa would be the same dark blank II some
ono hsdnt knocked down tho shutters Of igno-
rance and let IN the light Of civilization. There
arc some gentlemen who are willing 20 acknow-
ledge there's merit in ready-made clothing, but
they mad It awful hard to bolfcvo that the same
rich fabrics the exclusive tailors mould into gar
ments find their way on to OUR TABiES-fash-
toned after the latest thoughts on dress.
Clay's Worsteds, simoni, Rock and Hockanum
Cassimeres, French Thibets, Irish Tweeds,
Highland Cheviots-what better can DO found :
Tailored as It would only be consistent 10 mako
and trim such choice weayes. Win the FIT a
CERTAINTY the price the smallest Thing
about them. Perhaps that's tiff the price was
upon the high stills Of exclusiyeness you'd thirk
more Of them.
NO FINER GARMENTS CAN BE MADE than
We are making and selling. They're the acme
Of high tailoring art Tho only feature we
haven't learned Is to charge tho high prices.
AZ present we are busy with our $40 Sui. Sale
No such values have ever been offered. Every
suit in our house less than $40 is selling for $40
They can't last much longer Why not be one Of
the fortunate onesf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
ACCIDENT TOAsTEAMER.
Bishop Granbery Sails for BraZil-Cnp-
tain Thornton Frustrated by Heat.

bishop tranberY sails lor bFaIh-thp-
tain Thornton Frustrated by Heat.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatchl
NORFOLK, Va, July 9.-The fishing
steamer John A. Morgan. of New London,
broke her crank and sustained other dam
age TO her machinery yesterday about five
miles northeast of Wolf-Trap light while
on the fshing-grounds. She arrived here
today IN tow OF the steamer Lizzie Cole
man. The captain noted protest and a
survey was held. She will be repaired here.
SAILED FOR EUROPE.
Bishop CRANBERRY left this evening for
Newport News, where be will embark on
the steamship Finance for Brazil. South
America, which sails at 10 O'clock tonight.
Captain j. L. Thornton, Of Baltimore,
was Frustrated with heat at Grayes's ship
yard to-day and taken to the Retreat for
the Sick, and Is in very critical condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
Mean temperature. -.
NEW WORK STOCK MARKET.

NEy yoEE. July 9--The holidays have passed.
the July disbursements arc out 81 the way, aud
the shifting Of loans In consequence o. the dis
bursementa must now be complete. but the de-
mani for securities expected docs not, ~ yet,
make IS appearance. Even In bond depart
ments. whore an investment demand IL likely 10
DO first felt. there f. no moro animation or
strength than IN the share list. snd the advocates
OF higher prices are disappointed, 10 say the
least, and ore casting around FOR an explanation
Of the failure ~ the little boom to materialize.
Tho last one offered Is that London, az yet. has
had no time 20 recover from the effects Of the
monetary Disturbances in south America. and
In fact those disturbances are not yet passed, "a
the alarming reports from that quarter indicate
when London RECEIVERS from these disturbances
hey say there viii again spring up n demand
for American securities. and the expected rise
will then occur. Tho fact remains, however.
that New York leads tho market for American
securities and London and the rest Of the world
follows, and until there Is less anxiety on the
part Of domestic spectators, London IA not
likely 10 tsko in n large way Of our stocks.
sILyFR LEGISLATION WITHOUT EFFECr.
Tho conference committee In Congress has
agreoS upon tho silver bill but the expected To-
gisistlon On that subject no longer seernsto ha's
power 70 move tho market either up ~ down,
AMI operators arc now waiting Tor the railroad
troubles 10 be adjusted, and Of late tho impre--
sion haa grown that some Of ithe Influential mag
mates OF the railroad world are lukewarm In
their desire 10 fK matters, their ultimate object
being n mobilization 81 or repeal u the inter-
state law or the long and snOri-haul clause.
The market Ia left sensitive to small influence,
but nothing seems 70 have power 10 move II
more than q fraction.
TIE STRONG TONE REVERSED.
To-day tho strong tone 81 yesterday was re-
versed by tho weakness Of Chicago gas aud tho
| combined effects Of tho proposed opposition AMI
rumored action 90 be taken by the Chicago city
authorities % nnlify the charters Of the compa-
| MES composing the trust Tho declines result
| ing had more the appearance 81 a weil-executsi
| raid on tho general list. however, than an effect
| OF the weakness Of Chicago gas, and late In the
| day there was considerable recovery 81 early
| losses. Tho bears again came 90 the front IN
| the last hour with scare about an advance In
| tho rate Of discount Of the Bank OF England ana
| the further export Of gold from this port The
| close was weak az about the lowest prices of the
| day. tie sales 81 listed stock aggregated 1885,
| O00 shares. oi unlisted s.IO shares
| EUeHiag. Exchange fairly active and firm AT
! iSJLeis9 Money easy at Yai. closing offered ~
| *. Sub-Treasury balsnces-Coln. $40 ,iE,toO:
| currency, ss,sgj,0W Governments dull bus
| steady Tor az: per cents, l2l +. ex. coupons,
| lOl bid, ex interest state bonds neglected.
| AfaDama-t lass A. 10 1855.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
MARKETS BY TELe0aAPt.


Nrw YoRE, July Action steady; sNes.
eos bales upisnds, l2r. orleans, ~ titc ne'
receipts l0S bales, exports % Great BHAip'
i.gl5 bales STOCK, 1895 Oaics southern nsbr
s;eaiy. Whea, easy No. 2 red. ~ ase4c In eio-
vstor: opuoas duh: No. cred, July. sasc An-
gust anG september, 9lac October, S1c.
Corn KAYE higher: 30 2, tl.a,Jsc. In ele-
vnt'r; p'ion- dan July. i1.. August 4 Nc.
September, ffkc. oats tsirif scurei ofNpnS
dulot: July. $50. August &c.. sepier DOR,
Sc. No. SPOT. 3iA 1910. mixel ~'strfh.
So a76r. Hops iun and easy. COiee-vpuons
steady. July SIS 65asi67j. huguef, SO tsHslhss
september. fi6OisfiA20: spot Rio gsiet snf
steady. fair csrgoe-. 30 sGsar-kAS stsady
and quiet: rcnned nrm snd fairly ac.iye. Mo-
la.ses duh Petroleum quiet co'ton-sret OIL
dun TurDeniine steaiy 81 ihsilc ho-in
steady Wool quiet and steady. Pork nrm and
fairly nctiye Beef quiet Beet hsms daii sni
easy. Tieroei beef frm. Cu.-neats nrn. Mid
dies e.sy; shH'-cleer 80 Lard op-ned soak
and closet stronger; western steam, &ifk
city. 1913 July. fAo,: August tnI Septstn-
bcf i6sS Froights dun AMI ycaS. cotton. S-Ssd.;
grain, i<d. asked.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July a.--Cash fovr nrm aud mn
changed. No spring and No. ? rel shea'.
~ r, $3.50 No corn, $3.50. No loais. &c. Ness
porn Si2. Lard, g. Z, y assn shortrs-, o. ics
San shoulders. fA8af,..A short-ciesf, g. "a
80 Whl-SeY. fiQa
Leading llturaS raygefs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10

MUsciTrSr, t.. July -Atcrrifc cyclone
has prevailed hero and in the adjacent
county. Great damage was done in this
city and the surrounding country. Many
houses both here and on plantations were
demolished. Tho loss of life Is appalling.
hereports thus far received show over 700
Dcrgons killed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
BacheIier af'o."sster-General az the
Artnv

W,sH1soTos, July g.-The Senate In ex-
ecmtiye session to-day Confirmed the nomi-
nation nation Of General X n. BachsldsrS s be
I.n nsa a .Gannralo Of theSrmS ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10

FORT OF RICHMOND. July y lS3n
ARafysn
schooner south Shore, Kills, Bangor, iee, Ma
Jane King.
schooner Charles Z. Smith. Lear. Pbrsdsl-
pniAs coal, = Il Haues-
Steamer Ariel, Dsyo, Norfolk. merchandise
and passenger
Schooner Ban Stowe. 9TH. Boston. coal chsss-
peaks and Ohio railway.
p0xT OF WEST POINT. Jrtv . issA
lBy Telssraphl
ARBIvEn
steamship Charlotte. Nicsle, BAunora See
sfAl cargo
ssssnsaip Charlotte MCKEE Baitinoss ssss-
rel cargo
Nnh0RANDA
Nav Yoax, July a--Arfivet: CIV ~ Neg
York. Liverpool: sssss os fsnA0,sesAA oi>s'
xrlssa oss, lAAs. xAs y~s. ~ a'snsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
reported for no Richmond Dispaschl
yvLY isea
Auction offerings on Change TO-DAY we're -
packages, and stAksn In. Highest Saae0; low
est ~ io--svsrase -
hsssnus collsetions, Cisars and cisaTsttsA
oSsA7S; sobaecc, essesa So'-toiai. N,tAo6
RxaIaie sAlsa; xlleuA u. AnAkoeA Z oukfAsoA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10


RIcaxosD July o lsya
oFFERrsGs.
WHsAr.-i.2 9l bushels
Coks.-2,5DO busnela.
DATA loC bushels
SALES RKroRrED TO SECRETARY.
WHkAr.-Lougberry, 40 bushels very good ct
93c. shortberry. is6 busheis very good a. GO. !:
s. bushels very good AZ sc. " bushels very
good on private terms; o. bushels good a. scc. ;
50 bushels good at s5c.: 100 bushels fair at s4c !:
100 oushols common as 7sc. Total sales Of wheat,
go bushelA
Coks.-Mixed. 100 bushels very good on pri-
yate terms.
oArs--Ai1sd, 1000 bushels very good on pri.
vate terms
COTTON RRPoxr
Market dfu.
euorAnoaA
MippLIxo, Iike
Low AfDpLin0. i9ke
G0oD oEpuAnY ioc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10

HAMPTON. Va. July 9.-The first annual
meeting of the Oyster Planters Association
Of VirGinia and Convention Of Allied
Interests was called 20 order in the assem-
bIy-room of the Young Mems Christian
Association at IL A. NJ. by Mr.. James Me
Menamin. Of Hampton. On motion,
Colonel J. j. Phillips. Of Norfolk. was called
TO the chair and the following committees
Amounted:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
rHHnEsTRrcr1vF HFAT.

In The trucking SECTIONS Of the county
not reached 10y the late rains the cucumber
and tomato crops are about 10 be wiped
out by the heat. The hay crop Of the
county viii be short this season for the
want of sufficient rain.
Bishop Van O. Vyver, of Richmond, and
Rev. Father iayne, Of st. Marys, went
down to Old Point last night and spent
the night.
Several persons were overcome with heat
Yesterday.
CivilEngineer p. G. Assessor, Of the
New York navy-yard is visiting Ports
mouth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-10
NmnINIA ~ NoRrn cAnoLINA rrENs

The spudry civil appropriation bill as
reported to-day % the Senate has some
stems of interest 20 Virginia and North
Carolina, the Virginia appropriations be-
any as follows;
For the purchase Of additional land for a
site and ior repairs 10 the buoy depot at
ChDcoteagu0 Island. increasodirom 81, 900
20 $1,000.
For establishing on new and secure
cite the Cape Charles light station, $780,
600
The Senate Committee have also insert
cd new amendment appropriating $40
600 for the purchase OF additional land for
the site Of the lighthouse depot at Ports
mouth, including about 96 feet of water
front.
The appropriations for the rfe-saving
service. are left just as provided in the
House bill.
pOsfaAsrThs.
The following postmasters were appoint
ed for Virgins J. q. Anderson. Dry Fork
depot. Pittsylyania county, rice A. l..
Jones resigned J. w. Mort, Relief, Frede-
mex county, Gee w. Mort. resigned.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-15

drew Urcn, James Brown, John III. Parks,
John Fisher and William Russell.
Minutes 81 last meeting read-approvc.
William j.. rren, clcrk-clcct refused TO
qualify and IL was moved, seconded and
carried that &. NJ. Atkinson bc and IL
hereby appointed 90 fill the vacancy.
The president then appointed the follow
ing permanent committees: Ordinance
-. H. Parks. VIM. Doucet, John Fisher !;
Printing--.john Fisher, VIM. Doncet,
james Brown; Auditing-J. III. Parks,
John Fisher, Wm. Russell. Moved and
seconded that the bond of treasurer be
Sis 600 carried. Moved and seconded
that the marshafs bond be $500
carried. Moved and seconded that the
bond of clerk be- $5O0~carried. Moved
and seconded that tho clerks Hnlury be
$50 per yeaf~-carried. Moved and
seconded that the treasurcr's salary be
$40 per yenr-carricd. Moved and
seconded that the marrhal'e SALARY be
$50 per year-carricd Moved and
seconded that the nightwatchman'H
salary be $50 per calendar month
carried. Moved aud seconded that the
village attorneys salary be 500 per
On motion the ordinnce
committee was instructed to draft
orlinnnce regulating water supply and
10 report at next regular meeting. On
motion made and seconded A. l.. Flew
olling was appointed vilngc attorney Tor
ensuing year. Moved and seconded that