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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-03-13

Comes now Alderman B. r. Job and
takes his seat within the council.
Reports of recorder, marshal and
treasurer were read and received and
ordered placed on file.
Mrs. M. J. Wells was allowed $11O0
reduction on her assessment: J. ID.
HukiIl, $400 reduction; VIM. Henkle,
81 900 reduction.
Ordinance No. -, authorizing the
construction of a sidewalk on the
west side of block 81, of "original
town" of Corvallis, was read first time.
On motion, the question of lowering
culvert on Sixth and Jefferson streets
was referred to street committee with
power to act
The marshal was allowed one month
in which to make out delinquent tax
roll.
The resignation of Arthur spalding
was read and accepted
On motion of Wilson, vote of
thanks was rendered the retiring re-
corder for his efficient service and
close attention to his duties during
his official term.
AhC HoOoUAOh VI ClCSUlbS9 q hCW 1O-
corder to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Arthur Spalding
now came before the council. J. M.
Porter was nominated. No further
nominations, the recorder, on motion
was instructed to cast the vote of the
council in favor of J. NJ Porter,
who will serve the remainder of the
term.
Wilssn, Bryson and Holgate were
appointed a committee on redistrict-
ing the city which was continued un-
til next regular meeting.
j. o. Wilson was appointed COM
mittee. Of one to secure certified
copy of the new city charter.
On motion the council adjourned.
ARTHUR SPALDING, Recorder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

Meeting OF the Association Last Evening A
Proclamation Issued.

largely attended meeting of the German
American Association was hold last evening
at Sanger Hail. President Rosenegk in the
cbnir.
The various committees submitted reports
All who desire 90 participate IN the German
Day celebration are requested 20 procure their
tickets from Me-srs. Tholl. Schmidt Hening
hansen and lhOn.
The official programme Of tho torchlight
procession and the volksfest on the following
day will be made public IN Sunday TIME.
The refreshment committee have made
ample provisions for all details Of their de-
partnent.
Extensive arrangements have been made
for families. Then comfort Will DO looked
after b. competent committee.
The German-American Society OF Peters
burg has been invited % take part 10 the ies-
tivities.
Tho following proclamation was Issued By
the invitation committee.
To the German-Americans We are again
about % celebrate tho German Day and COM
bine 1t with the one-hundredth birthday Of
the p0et-warri0r TheO. korner.
1t is important that every German aud tho
descendants OF Germans will unite with us IN
making the day glorious success. Then
show by your presence your interest m the
cause
Tho night Of the 22d viii be tie torchlight
procession. To make this a credltablo affair
every one should participate.
The next day. the I'D Is intended for the
general volksfest. and we expect aud hope
that all, both old and young will DO on hand
20 make this a day for pleasure and ENJOY
ment long 10 be remembered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
RICHMOND WHEEIMEy
A Run Yesterday Accommodating OF the
Club Lnst Night.

A Run Yesterday Afternoon Meeting OF the
Club Inst Night.
The Richmond Cyclic Club had n splendid
run yesterday afternoon. under the command
Of Captain Frank X. Steele. with Mr Jackson
Miller as pace maker. stop for refresh
ments was made az the New Reservoir Park
on their return. and they consumed au amount
of limeade and other temperance liquids
such as only wheclmen can accommodate.
They disbanded only 20 meet again at the
Office of Captain Steele. where matters OF In
terest were discussed such as the uniforms,
club quarters and the wheel contests 40 the
coming State Fair. Fourteen new members
were enrolled on the rapidly swelling list
after which the meeting adjourned for .
night run. The boys look forward
with genuine pleasure 10 the time when they
can occupy their expected cosy clubhouse.
They anticipated much enjoyment from the
social pleasures attendant upon tho timo
when every wheelman because of the rgor OF
winter lays aside his wheel and depends upon
the delights of the club entertainments for
his soace They are all much IN earnest.
and bid fair % introduce an era of unparalleled
success in cycling in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

FRIDAY. September 18th at 2. NJ, sale Of frams
dwelling 1l2 north Ninth street
FRIDAY. September 18th. at 4:30 j. NJ. trustees
sale Of lot on tho corner Winder and Wash
lngtOn streets
FRIDAY. september 18th. az 5:30P NJ. commits
siOners sale Of new twO-stOry frame dwell
ling on Duval between Munf0rd and Walker
streets. J. Thompson Brown & Coz auction
GERS.
SATURDAY. September 10Th, AZ $50 7. NJ. trus-
tees sale of brick and frame dwelling "a
south Pine street. near New Riverside Park.
D. Thompson Brown Co, aucti0ncors
SATURDAY. SeDtomber 10Th at =. NJ. sale of
frame dwelling. 30 ST. James street
TUESDAY. September I'd. az r. NJ, sale Of
dwelling, al north Fourth street.
WEDNESDAY. September l3d AZ T. " sale OF
brick residence, 203 west Franklin street
WEDNESDAY. September 30th. A. t:3O T. NJ. COM
missioner sale o. brick Dwelling COS north
Second street. John T. Goddin. auction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
Plcl,ett CAmn Met.

Pickett Camp met last evening and, after
routine business. heard the report OF Mr.
Joseph L. Kaiser, who was employed boy the
camp q short time ago 10 remove the remains
of the Confederate dead recently found Ia
Shields woods 10 Hollywood. Mr.. Kaiser
gave q very lucid report stating that there
we're about thirty skeletons found An appro-
pirate sum was voted for his services.
The adjutaut was instructed to write TO
Mrs jefferson Davis, stating that Pickett
Camp would be complimented II allowed 70
act As escort Of honor 10 her husband s re-
mains WHOM they are hrought ID kIcLmOnd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
JJS1JcE JoHN's coCRr.
uis Honor Yesterday Dispensed Equity IN a
Most Speedy Manner.

The work Of justice was run OF in the po-
lico court yesterday at speed snilar 20 Eos
Ter ON "a home run in bali game The sb-
-enco u tho colorod limbs Of the law and the
elaIleuce with which they are wont
DO wnie the hours away were more
missed than mouIued Whether a pic
ilo or funeral caused Othelo 10 lose
.s occupation did not appear but
au unusual number 0i cases were dismissed
on irici examination. and the voice * tho
ebony orator was not lCard lu tho land. jus
t.o John. untrmmeled by tlc techricaliues
o' tho Jaw, w.e.ded theswa ri Of simple Justice
with sweeping hand. and w. one short hour
% long docket was cloared
Hattie Harper ii co.ored damsel who IN q
desire for more ample apparel in which 70
sport her supple figure. adopted such article.
~ stited lcr fancy without regard 10 owner
ship. was confronted by five stalwart accus-
cr. and stood with trembling limbs and
aslel hue awaiting tho seeming onslaught
about % be made upon her. Her hat, her
shoes and eyeIy garment was identified SIS the
D.. perry of hcr sable sisters, but the ever
strong sentiment Of justice IN tho heart of
IlcImuuQ's regulator was OYerrmed 10y tho
finer sentiment OK Ir1priety and the guilty
girl went % ial in her lll-goiten goods 20
servo % sentence Oi ninety days.
Jane, smith q festive colOred dude, was ar
raigued for playing tattoo with board on
Sarah Lewis head He said De was lls fooln.
ll' was Glcd g. 50. and when tho ill-treated
Sarah saw the gallant youth within the cruel
pen sto re.eutugiy gazed upon hs penitent
features and. stepping mp. pad tho amount
necessary for ms reiease. Whom last seen
their differences woro healed and they went
Oh their way rejoicing
Henry Grant lcO0red was sent O. jail for
sixty days for being suspicious character
John Banks cOl0redI was gwen ninety
days for petit larceny
james Davis (coorcd). for abusing and
cul-ug Thomas L. Turner. wGs fined $3.50
T. g.. 3lhck Fountain Johnson and
Joseph Claiborne lc0.0red) were fined - each
for druuEcuue-s.
Joe Ganatte. who WAS about % 20 70 jail in
default ot dne of $3.50 for fighting: was
released hy tho Justice on account Of his
having just bad two fingers amputatod.
THE cage charging " /. HOrd with tfespass
and assault was continued.
George $. Hooker declined O. make any
de.cnse against tho charge of cursing and
ahus.ug Mrs Nelson and was fined 90
Nln Cr7W C.luf The following suits
wero instituted yesterday
Merchants and Planters National Bank
against W. S. Dashel. Case. Damages,
$4,000.
A. H. Bosenh'oom against Bondhem IL
BrO. Case damages $500.
L.nyteo County C,t0f Tie grand jury in
dietcl Iowi. hastgrio charged the felon-
iouaiy shooting Peter Augustine.
To-day Captains Goodman and Sweikert
" thr Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. will be
o. ed for an alleged assault OH Charles Lewis
frDIoroIl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

An Elegant One just Erected in Grove
Avenue baptist Church--Leo wheat.

Avenue baptist Church-Leo wheat.
Last October. at tho close Of small meet
ing Of tho congregation Of Grove avenue Bap-
list church one evening member called the
attention OF tho audience 20 the need Of new
organ The matter was enthusiastically dis
cussed. and in twenty minutes $1,000 was
subscribed for that purpose 4 committee
was appointed. the organ builders consulted
and to-day the organ then selected was COM
pleted. IL is q very hands, me tw0-manuel
organ, made by tho celebrated builders J0r-
dan az Sons, and was madee especially To titthe
large arch and alcove over the pulpit,
and besides being in itself very attractive.
10 gives an appearance ~ Symmetrical
finish TO the inside Of the building that was
needed 20 make its architectural beauty per
feet in every detail. The woodwork iu front
Is OF polished oak and the finish or the row Of
large pipes in front is in gold silver and deli
icate blue. and harmonic elegantly with tho
fnishings If the surrounding panels Mr.
John j. Smith. of White Plains. \. T.. has
been lust one week erecting tie instrument
with the aid Of an assistant The organ VIII
be given q crucial test next Tuesday when
recital viii be given with Professor Leo Wheat
at the key board
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

Lunch at Captain BabooclS's 10 which Num
Der of Friends Were Invited.

Captain A. G. Babcock gave M elegant
lunch at his home. Cedar Lawn. in Henrico
county, yesterday afternoon in honor Of
Judge A. NJ Kelley. Among the guests pre-
sent were John NJ Higgins, Colonel W. f..
Cutshaw. b. T. August, A. ID. Landerkiu and
Z. H. Ferguson Owing TO the limited time
permitted Judge Kelley the original pro
gramme. in which it WAS intended tohaye al
the friends Of the host and principal guest
present. had 10 be surrendered. The after
noon. however. was pleasantly spent 30 the
discussion Of past and present politics. and
the city guests returned much pleased with
their hospitable treatment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

TYREE.-Died. "wednesday morning. Septem.
Der 18th. M Sis o'clock, az No. l727 Nenabls
street. Mrs. G. +. TYREE wife Of J. L. Tyree;
aged twenty-fhree years.
WHITE Died. at her brothers residence, 5o5
North Twenty ighth street. ~ $50 o'clock A.
~. thursday. Sertember 18th. FLORENCE G..
beloved sister of W 4. White
Funeral viii take place from residence To-
DAY y ridavl. September 18th AZ n A. NJ.
Danule AMI st. Louis papers please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
MARRIED. Ar CENTENARY.
Miss Lsura u. Meyer welded to Mr.. samuel
Watts Yesterday.

A pretty and impressive marriage took place
yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock in Centenary
Methodist church. Living plants and ferns
nodded welcomes from the chancel 10 the
large concourse of friends and relatives, and
white crash along the centre aisle lent
frightened effect 70 the pretty picture.
Miss Laura Il. Never was tho bride, Mr.
Samuel Watts the groom and Rev. Dr. VIII
liam +. Judkins spoke the words that made
them one. The bridal party entered the
church 10 the stately notes of the lohengrin
Wedding March. and the bride was neatly at
tired IN II travelling suit Of brown
The following young men acted as ushers:
Messrs d. j.. Farrar best man. Walter c.
Meyer DR.. Baxton Banks, Of Auburn, n. c.;
Robert Curric Ainetree Folkes and James
d. Hancock
After the ceremony the couple took tho
train for a Northern trip after which they
will 90 10 their home IN Auburn. n G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
CLERK OF THE THIRD MARKET
M. Anthony Griffith Was Elected on the
Third Ballot.
THERE WERE TWENTY-ONE APPLICANTS
And All Were Anxious for tho Positiou-No
Salary Attached to 1t ss Yet-A Large
Number OF Spectators.

AT r o'clock last evening the two branches
Of the City Council met in the Council
chamber in Joint session. which hal been
called for the election Of a clerk for the
Third market. which had recently been es-
tablished in Clay ward. President Decker
son. of the Board Of Aldermen, was in the
chair. and thirty-three ont Of tho fifty mem-
bers Of the two houses were present
The attendance OF interested spectators
was large one. and the numerous applicants
for the Office about 10 be filled formed q
formidable part Il the audience
Clty-Cierk August read the call for the
meeting and President DickersOn ~ once de-
clared nominations % be IN order.
Owing 10 the great number Of citizens who
were anxious 20 I'll the position, some OF the
city fathers had 10 present more than one
name from the li~t of their constituents.
They did SO without making any comments.
Mr.. A. G.. Houston of Clay ward. presentad
tho names Of ". Il. Coleman. A. NJ Frazier,
C. G. liusiey, j. h. L. Jordan, A. j. Black
burn. G.. Ingersoil.
Dir. John Mann, Jr nominated d. p.
Gulck Mr.. h. NJ. Taylor nominated Charles
G.. Clarkson. Major James H. Capers pre-
scnted the names Of James H. WOrsham,
George w. Dance and n. j. Brown.
hr. IA. j.. Carter nominated b. j. Lloyd.
Messrs. Anthony Griffith. Cass johnson.
Robert HOiZback Lafayette Carneal and r.
y. Slaughter were also nominated by various
members of the Council.
Whom all these nominations had been made
the Clerk announced that he had before him
applications for the position from K. VI. Rob
eits. Charles Hale, John II. Jones and w. II.
baldwin These name were also added 70 the
list
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

JEFF. Miller il Dead and Sew Warrant j.
sued Against Josephine stewart.
JEFF. Miller, the negro who was struck with
A burning lamp last week. thrown 10y jose
phine Stewart died from his injuries at the
colored almshouse yesterday afternoon. jus
tice Crutchheld was notified and a new war
rant immediately issued amending the charge
against Josephine Stewart and served on her
at the city Jail.
Coroner Taylor will hold an inquest over
tho body at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

Owing ~ the hot season during the presen.
month thcro isa good deal Of suffering among
tho poor of this city. The managers of the
ice Mission are daily i'm receipt OF numerous
applications from poor people to be supplied
has ro funds on hand and the supply of
tickets IS very nearly exhausted
Tho citizens who have spent part of the
hot season at cooling summer resorts are
gradually returning home. and they are Just
iu position 20 appreciate tho condition OF
the poor suHerors who have not been able 10
escape from tho heat IN this city.
Contributions can be- placed in the mission
boxes 40 the newspaper Offices OF sent directly
z, MIS- George W. Bagby First Auditors
Office. Capitol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

The Standing Committee net for the First
Time Last Evening.

The Standing Committee net for the First
Time Last Evening.
AT the close # the meeting If tho Board Of
Aldermen last evening Outstanding committee
recently appointed 90 take n. -ce Of the af-
fairs ot tia Third market held their first
meeting All the members were present
namely Messrs Carnem. Days, Houston.
Hughes and StrattoL.
ON motion Of Alr Hughes Mr. Houston was
elected chairman of the committee.
d. Na- decided 20 hold the regular monthly
meetings of the committee on the Wednesday
preceding The first Monday in the month.
Nr Strattou moYei % go into the election
o. a.ulitor Tor the market building. The
motto WAS lost hy tie following vote
Ayes Ne-srs. Houston md Stratt0n 2.
Noes -Nes-rs Carnel, Davis ana Hughes
The matter VIII he taken up again al the
next meeting Of the committee.
it was agreed that the Chair should call a
special meeting az the market building at
s1me convenient day iu the near future 80 de-
eide about tho tmo when the market will be
opened
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
senator Daniel. Appointments,

The state Democratic committee have
made appointments for Senator Daniel to
speak as follows Chatham. Pittsylvania
county. Monday. September 2lst: stanton.
Augusta county. Monday. September 2sth.
Rocky Mount, Franklin county. Monday.
October 9TH.
Hon. II. st George Tucker is announced
10 address the voters Of Meckenburg AT Boyd-
ton, Monday. September 2lst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

Governor Mckinney yesterday granted a
pardon 10 George Shorat lcolored), who has
been confined in tho penitentiary since Au-
pust 81 1875. lie was convicted OF felony
at the Nansemond County Court aud sen
fenced 10 eighteen years Imprisonment. BY
communication on account Of good behavior
ms term would have expired on April o. 1897
but the Governor granted the petition for
pardon in view Of tho fact that Shoret Is
suffering with consumption.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

week Of prayer was appointed by the
Church Conference at Broad-street Methodist
church Wednesday night. commencing with
a special service at $3.50 next Sunday after
noon and continuing each night during the
week. This official action was in response to
a unanimous sentiment Of the congregation
expressed by a rising vote.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
CIAY WARD ACrTVES.
They Held Meeting and Elected onicers
Last Evening.

The Clay Ward Actiyes held a large and en-
thus.astic meeting at Reinhardts Hall last
evening. The following officers we're elected
for the ensuing year President. Evan Snead
First Yice-PreSident. John A. Booker. Second
Vice President. Eugene Walton. Third Vice
President. f. A. French Fourth ice-Presi-
dent. John H. Kracke Secretary. George Fl.
Hopkins: Treasurer. b. A. Jacob Nessrs
Joseph J. English. John Jackson and j. lay
Tor Stratton. candidates for the House ~
Delegates, made speeches.
Messrs James + Flouruoy and Abe Cohn
q committee from the Old Dominion Club.
wore present and invited the members Of
Clay Ward Actiyes 90 cooperate with them
in regard 10 escorting the ten Congressman
to Washington. The following committee
were appointed Evan Suead John a. Booker
and Eugene Walton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

The legislative COMMITTEES of the Henrico
County Farmers Alliance met at the court
house yesterday and Endorsed Mr. George
Watt as q candidate for tho House Of Dele
gates Mr. Watt Is farmer. president of a
sub Alliance and Democrat The legisla-
tive committee consists Of representative
from oGch Of the eleven sub-Allances in tho
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

Mr g. Wifred Pearce Of New York who
is business manager of the WallStreet Daily
Investigator. and who also represents the In
terror Conluit'and lnsulator Company which
is under the Edison control was a visitor at
IHa TIME Office last evening. Alr. bearce
travels extensively. but he says that he sees a
brighter future for Richmond than for any
cityin the South. he IA now en- route 20
Roanoke in connection with "a scheme % put
electric cars and lights in that city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

The bellows Of the organ in ST. Johns
church. which WAS injured % a considerable
extent by tho guawing OF a rat some weeka
400 will to-day he put n thorough repair by
an exert oreanist. who Is in the city. and
good music may he expected at the ordiua-
ton services Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

Henrico C0,mtp.-M. l.. Leonard TO vii
liam i Brand, lot in Square 4. Chestnut
Hill. 81.
River View Improvement Company TO Il.
l.. Gin. 80 feet on tho east side Of Georgia
avenue near New York. -. 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

Mayor Ellyson has approved the resolution
passed by the City Council approprlating $500
for the construction # fence on both sides
Of Gillies creek near Williamsburg avenue,
for distance Of about $50 feet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
Old Schedule Itesumed

The new electric railway schedule. the
disadvantages OF which TO persons living
west of I.ombsrdy street rHr TnlKs mon
toned yesterday has been abolished. and the
old and popular schedule resumed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
Ono Moro Death.

One death has occurred from diphtheria
since the report in TnE TINES yesterday.
Three new cases have been reported for the
twenty four hours ending at midnight last
night as follows: No. 500 north Tenth street;
No. 81 Claiborne street and No. 100 east Clay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
WEST POINT. SEPTEMBER II. 1891.


Steamship Richmond. from New York with
general cargo: steamship Charlotte. from Bal
limore with neral cargo; steamer Elm City,
from Walkert0n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

Steamship Richmond, for Now York, wit
general cargo; steamship Charlotte, for Bait
more. with general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
LAMBERTS POINT, Va. SEPTEMBER l., 1891.
ARRIVED.


= = - w
LOADED.
Barge Lawrence. New London; schooners A.
+. Manson. New Haven II. A. Randall. Now
London; ). = Thorp, Wilson's Point VII.
liam Churchill. South Norwalk. T.. A. Gaskill,
Charleston, or Ashley River. = {.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

Earned run Tate. j. Home-run-Tato. l. Two
hase hts KAHN Mcchan. Sacrifice hits-Napier,
+ Lrtt ON bases -llchmouds .: Wiuston-, g.
Ir.t base on balls -Mchmonds. B: Winuons 3
iiIrt base ou errors -lachmonds. b. Winstons l.
struck out-A. Mc0aIu 3. o EOurke, 3; g. Nc
'tann. Wild ptches-0. McGann, !. Passed
itll Bennett. T. Implies Me,sTs. Lcftwch
ani Graves. limo OF samo-One hour and
iortf minutes
Tho game to-day VIII begin 40 I o'clock
and c was whispered last evening that a now
pitcher from some Northern city would Of
hr.ato for tle RchmOuds TIE pretty gray
uui have arrived for thelatter. and utter
parade to-day the Chants VII appear on the
field Ike Wcet young dudes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

fielder, short stop and third baseman Kee-
ley ended the. pretty contest by sailing a fly
90 centre-hcd.
TRUTHFUL TIGURTa.
Tho following score tolls in detail tho story
OF the rame
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER Il. 1891.

Schooner Jennie Hall. Iamson. Bangor. ice,
Home Ice Company: schooner Maud Seward,
1rayers, Baltimore coal, Ciump West
SAILED.
Schooner Rhoda Hoims. Holms, New York,
pine wood, X. y Richardson: schooner A. and
T. Hooper, Nilets, Norfolk light 20 load
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

Mr Joseph w. Carter seconded the nomins-
tion Of D. T. Guiick
llr James r. Ferriter seconded the nomi-
nation of Anthony Griffith
Alr. j. Taylor ~trattOn moved that candi-
dates who did not receive any votes and those
who received the lowest number of votes
iu Il ballot be thrown out but that the latter
could be- again placed IN nomination after an
Intervening ballot.
Mr. j. r.. Grimes offered as an amendment
that candidates who received no votes at the
first ballot ie dropped altogether and that
those who received only one vote should boz
dropped with the privilege Of being nomi-
mated after an intervening ballot.
The amendment which was accepted by
Captain Strattou, was adopted without oppo-
sltlou.