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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1891-04-18
A DECISIVE CURE
FOR CATARRH EXISTS IN
DR.. HARTLEYS
p " TazY ETNv

the most perfect method for the tire stment
of that most dreadful disease. 1t is a scien
tifc remedy in a popular form and maets the
exigencies of the public demand iE a manner
superior to ALI others 1t is no uew aud un-
tried system. but one that his the stamp of
successful practice indeliiby marked in is
use. It's beneficial effects are at once aopar-
ont. its steady application will effect q per.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1891-04-18
CHARLESTOWN MINING,
MANUFACTURING And
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
DISTRIBUTION OF LOTS TO STOCKHOLDERS
will be made on

LAT oHARLEsTowN, WEST VIRGINIA.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1891-04-18

A little son of James NJ. Bailey
was burned to death at Weston last
Thursday morning,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-11
Foreign NeEs.

DUBLIN, Nov. 11.-Whsn Mr. Parnell
died, his wife, ss one Of his heirs, became
empowered to aos in connection With the
Paris fund, and one OF her first moyes ws5 to
instruct the bankers 10 Paris TO rsaln p7s
session OF the mone3 which was originally
intsndsd to be devoted to tho rslsf Of tsn-
ants e7icted. The National Press charges
that The Withholding of he fuads is tie re-
salt of an understanding bstWeea Mr. Hen.
r. Harrison and ME-. Parnel. Ia conoiuG-
Ing the paper Gays: "Fha conspiracy be-
tween Mr. Harrison, Who drafted tha pan
OF campaign, AID Mrs. O'5aea to keep food
from the eVicted tenants Is the mos. ehsme-
iul incide1t !r cur history"
LONDON. NOV. IL After The Iorg-contio.
us1 gs!es OF 3 f.w weeks ago had subsidized
and TIE weather. had baoome nora ast;led
everybody thought that normal weather
wou'd prevail, bu; last night heavy gale
set In in TIE south of EogieDd end Ireland,
and f1elly blew With hurricane fjrce. 1t IT,
feared that when the dstails OF thu storm
are received thay will bring intelligence Of
many wrecks ard great loss Ct life. The TO-.
dies Of several victims OF tie atoEm have
beer cast upon the beach at sandgste. Z; Ia
believed to be only o question o! very
short time Ehsn other bodies will be washed
ashore
PRAGUE, New. 1.-The police to-day
made raid upon the residences OF several
prominent members Of the anarchist party
and captured six persons. among them tbs
notorious female aglta,or Hesgst. A a-ge
number Of iaotimiOs.lug pampblete and dec
pmeIts were found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-11
Storm in the Northwest.

MICHIGAN CI1Y, N D., NY. Ill
Sawed and rsined hard yesterday end
ihreshing will be delayed.
ST. PAUL, MINI. Nov. ia couple Of
inches Of snow fell here this morning. The
otcrm seems to have been general.
TACOMA, Wash, Nov. 11.--Thcra have
never heen worse storms 10 western Wash.
Ington than ihofe Of Saturday ard Sunday
bstzeen The Sound and the Cagcnder. The
worst damage wss done nenr Wtslor,
ahere o cloudhu:as occurred. While .ortu-
nately no lives wore loat, there Vas much
damage to property. Tie coadburs. sweps
everything before K. Between Weston aud
Teooms, Numerous bridges we're washed
away. & landslide occurred 81 o.ting, ed
the Stuck Valley is flooded
DICKINSON, N. D Nov. Ia binding
nnow storm prevailed here yas:etGsy. Over
4 inches OF anow have fallen. The wind Is
strong from west and range cattle ere DRIFT.
ing With the storm.
DENVER, Ool., Nov. 11--Woathsr reports
recalVed here yesterday contain tie iufor.
nation that heavy SNOW Ia filling ct Lead.
Vile, Tennessee Pass, R:d CT Sargent,
GunDIson and Siverton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-11
COMMON COUNCIL.

Alta called meeting OF the Common Council OF
the city of Alexandria, Va held on the 10Th day
of November, 1891, there were present: Hubert
Snowden, esq, President, and Mcasrs. Aitcheson,
W. 8. Moo e, C. N. hoore, Fisher, Bslenger,
Jones, Harrison, Davis, Mushb oh, Stfider, Uhler,
Eyans and McCuen.
The Kin incs Committees report III tina peii.
tion Of Join A. Marshall for addition Il credit
upon an imp cement tax ill That from all in
formation that cSn be gsinod upon tbs subject
Mr. Marshall has been allowed f.if cre6i; uro
Ii, BIZ, 5" was adopted.
The following reports from the Committee on
Gen sral Laws were adopted viz: On orc in nee
prohibiting the assembling OF crowds on the street5
Shat the bill in lis piesens shape do 1T pa.a thu
committee being Of Union that the e1iri9g laws
meet the case presentes."
- n act to anerd and re-en act an act to keep s
record OF tho deaths Occurring 10 the cly OF Alex
andIi,, Va, approved December 10, $780, the
psss,ee of when Was recon- uended by thu Co n
nj Tee on General Laws, was read the second and
third lines AMI passed By the following vote
Ayes, Messrz w. s. Moore, o N. MORE, Fisher
Ball,nzer. Mushbsch, Harri:op, Davis Shi1or,
Uhler, EVsns, McCu ami Mr.. Pre.ident-l2.
NosT, mona
OF tbs city, also favoraby reported uron by the
Committee n General Law, vas read the second
and third times sn1 passed b. the following vote
Ayep, Messrs. w. 8. Moore, Al chosen, G. N.
Moore, Fl her, Ballenger, Jonss Mushbacb, Har-
ri.on Dayi,. stri1er, Uhlcr, Mcrutn and Mr,
Presi Iens-13. No, Mr.. Evan, 1.
The Committee on Streets report UPON the rag.
o.ution to amsn1 sections and 8 of chapter ID
Of the city laws 'shat The suggestion shall be put
in the form OF bill and then referred for proper
consideration" was laid on the table.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-11
Vrihu1c az Eloailaog.

Ats meeting OF tho psintoru Of this city held
10 the shop OF @r. NJ. 4. Hobson, for tho purpose
OF expressing thor regret ct tie decth OF mr..
THOMAS = MONROE, br. 81. T. Bcb.c was ches-
en- ca hmm, AID j. + lirrsil, Secretary.
On n o.ioa Committee, o0nsistieg of Mcssrs.
J. F. Birre!l, a. w 2 ron, JGm,s Hegiue. II.
f. Hobson ard william Tomlin WAS appointed to
prepare tuitGb.e res1lutions.
Tho committee prcsen cd tho following rcgolu.
TORS which were znop.ed:
Where's it has pleased God 10 remove from or
midst By Tho hand Of death an honorable and
competent member Of or craft a. well as a high
y esteemed cirzln, in tao poTaon Of Thomas H.
Monroe; therefore
Resolved, That 40. tie pairtors Of Alexandra,
in meeting assembled. do hereby expTe.s orr ap-
probation Of his useful life and cur sincere regret
st his doplr ure from IS sEd extend cur heart
felt sympathy to his bcreaved fami y.
Resolved also, lhat hsse Icsoiutioss no Iu,-
ished in the ALEX sNDRIA GAZETTE and copy
ba so2t to tho family Of tho deco d, and that
We elase our respective places Of bushes, and a.
tend the funoia in body.
The mooli ( thon j)urnei.
j. I BIRREIL, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-11
B Train Wrecked and Burned,

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. IA dispatch
from Melitopos, town 10 the Otlmea, brings
intelligence of railroad disaster that has
occurred at that plaoe. & freight train COZ
sls!ing Of locomotive and q1ite number
OF cara was passing lhs town, when, through
soms unknown cause, ore Of the cars wac
thrown from tho track. The dsyalled car
dragged the others otter 1t, aud the whole
train vas totally wrecked a number Of
tae train hands we're caught 10 the debria
and their appeals for help weco heartread-
ing. TO add to the horror Of tho scene one
of tho overturned and wrecked cars caught
frs, end the FINER ap;ead with such fright
fol rapidity it was impossible TO make any
attempt to eztrIcste the Imprisoned men.
The FIRE also spread 10 the railroad station.
which vas also destroyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-11
a IL Ii Il "a In y ~ -
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER IL.

Ms, POLK, president of the Na'lonal
Farmers Alliance, ssys "thatin the event Of
ex.Preeident Cleveland's nomination ne
ehall deem 1t hls solemn duty to tske lne
slump asaiset him in North Carolina. he
vould rot be able to carry the State, aid it
is possible he would not be successful IN
more than three States of the South" Ihe
GLzsTrE, GO is well.known, does not think
Mr.. Cleveland would be the strongest man
the democrats could nominate; bat 1t is just
euch talk as that Of Mr.. Folks that will In
duee many delegates 10 the national demo-
cratic convention 20 vote for HIM. mo mat
ter who may be the democratic NOMINEES
every State in the South will vote for him.
and should Go SO, and the white man OF the
S3uth WHIT would fail to go vote, in the face OF
fhe danger OF the Force bill, would prove
himseltto be preo,dalred end predestin ated
simpeton. The Farmers Alliance, for their
own good, should get rid o! Mr.. Polk Sc soon
ga uossib!e. He hurts them every time
he cpens hls mouth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-11
EEwa OF TEg DAY.


Director Of the Mint Edward o. Leach
reports thas during the past year the coin-
age he's been the GREATEST In the history CT
the mint,
Rsv. Henry Wilson. D D., formerly senior
aeeistsnl to Rev. D.. Rainsfoid, rector OF ST.
Georges Church, Nav York, hag joined Dr.
EimDson's faith cure tabernacle. BE c'aims
10 have bssn cured OF many Ills hy divine
healing.
TIE Richmond Terminal b;oks closed II
Nav York yeatesday for the annual elto;icn
ca December S. Il Ia probstls that MIR. In
man will reiaiu the presidency OF both the
Richmond Terminal aid Richmond Rnd
Danvi!e companies.
The hose Comanche, ridden at the Gus
ter massacre In 1876 Is dead. st Fort Riley
Kan. where hs had been cared for by
Seventh Cavary. Comanche vas % years
OLD, and h.s body will be atuF3d snd pui Oh
exhibition at the Worlds Fair.
Tie care of O. A. Newton, president CT
the Cd Dominion Republican Cub, Of
WGeb.ngton. charged With violating the civ
i! service law, came bstoTe the cours 10 gen.
ersi terra Ia Washington yesterday on de-
murrer. Ths Gaze was 'gaed AID subnitted
Ia ihs County Court at Bsnham, Tex %
Monday. Sarah Adore. of Washington, D
@, and Jane and Mary e Murray, OF Fair
fig, Va, fled petition for their portion oil
the flmcua Tom Green estate, valued at 81, =
900 COO. Taey rams eli the hairs Ia the Pc
tliica. The scst re.openstbe whole case.
J.En Javans, CT McKgeaport, Pa, hand
en- c csaalboat, vas arrested Ia Cumberland
Md Mind y, charged with committing On
assault upon his h'teen-5eag-old daughter.
Tee Details of tbs crime are too horrible for
publication I. is naij ttat the girl !s In
deiica:s ooodIiion HoT mother ID in ia7a-
lid. Javens gas tekei TO MtKeespors, Pa,
yesterday.
General C!aikscn, cta!,man OF the rspub-
icAo Dsticnnl cewm tee, Is ia Washington
to arrnuse lie n:eIimicaries for he neet.
IL Of tho reiopel committee, which vii
convene 10 that city IL fe9 days 70 de
term!ns whore TIE next republican conveu-
tiua will &c held General Caraeon Is In
cIced 10 favor Washington as e most cor.
venien. point fox holding the convention.
Casrlea Johnston, Jshn L Saliyen's back.
er, has received letter from ihe champion,
under da.a OF n 3Vemhar 2 authorizing him
to match Sullivan wi!h Frank SlaVin, OF
Australia, fer the iagRest purse cHsrsd, and
for side pusse oftbs largest amount the
other a!9s cen possibly put up Sullivan
stipuiass that the fight shall come off the
latter part If Septsnb5r or early In October
1882 Mr, Johnston issued challenge In
accordance 9Th tae letter, and Deposited
81 500 ioTleit.
Solicitor Gsnsrai Taft, in bis argument
before toe Uoited 8ts!es Supreme Court iu
tbs B3hrine Sea csaes yesterday, msdo the
announcement that the United States AID
England hga re0thao an agreement by
which the dispute ovsr tho seal Eshc:iee
vUl he relied. Ghis divaged State Sc.
oret to The anrpriaa oi everybody In the
colrt. Sir Gsoree Badsn Powell, the British
Beh,ioe SaG commissioner, who has jutt re.
turned to Montreal from Washington. sage
he bas rahspu to hoieve that President Har.
rison will shortly eigu tie document author
ling the joiat commission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-11
UgeIgya gsws.


Mira Z IL, J3neg, wife Of Mr.. Amos Jones
d.ed Monday night at her home, near Rock
Hill, il Stafford couaiy, in tns eighty-ffth
year OF her Ege.
Moncure Robngop, the Eoicd Vrgiala sn
gire3r, founder OF the Bay Line and father
OF John II. Robinson, of Baltimore, died 10
Pniladelphis yeaterdeg eyed o. ycsrs. Ha
was born 10 Richmond.
M. Wade Il. Eeiekai aie5 at the Au.
guata Famae Saminary as Steunton sud-
denly Monday afternoon. eged eigaty-eight
years. He wau an uncle Of Miss Mary Julia
Baldwin, principal of the Seminary.
At Petersburg yeatotdsy, Hamilton Dun
oan, Is yeara old, from Jsr=ey City, wss cent
up for five yssrs f)f attempting to wreck q
raesenger train on the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad near PoEs Wa:hal S:e-
ton.
The Stata Bapts5 Association cammeucsd
it, annual session in Norfolk: last night With
large attendance Of minIeters and dele.
gates. The introductory eeruon was preach
ed by Rev. Dr.. Q. TSree, after which the as.
ISOLATION organized by the election oil Hou.
J. T. EliysoD, of Richmond, as president,
and Rev. Hugh @. Smith, of Southampton,
secretary.
The Grand Royal Arch Chapter CT Ma
sons, Of Virginia. met in annual aession in
Petersburg last night 9Th fail attendance.
Grand Master J. Howard WaYt, of Hteua-
ton, delivered his annual address, which
wac full OF iaterest to the members of the
cbsp!er. The Grand Chapter Tas 10 seq
sion until aftsr midnight. Il Sll sdiourn
tonight with grand banquet.
a oo|ored man named Virgil Brown acc.-
dsntslv shot himaelf lsst week, near Rae.
cocn Ford, Calpeper county, a1d died al
most On the Instant. Il appears negro
preacher was at Browns house With gun
lying IN wagon ard asked Brown to take
the gua out, and n doing 90 be caught 1t By
the barre! ard in drawing it towards him
the hammer caught and discharged the fail
lead Ia his brsast,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-11
Lepers at Large.

VANCOUVER, B. O., Nov. 1.-THE lepera
are how at large. The locks have been
taken eff the old Canadian Pacific shed
and the guard removed. Neither the gov
eminent nor the Canadian Pacific would
take eng action and the city council was SO
rash ss to turn them locss. They have
been rjscted and driven away by their
oountrymen In that portion OF the city set
apart for the Chinese They have been re-
fused drugs 10 Chinatown. The people are
discharglng help. and great uneasiness is
felt. There Is some talk of them striking
for the American line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-11
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

Ernest B!uggemsn attempted suicide in
New York this morning ty swallowing q
teaspoon.
The board of directors OF tie Baltimore s.
Ohio railroad to-day declared 20 per cent.
scrip dividend.
Rans of the past few days have dcna i'm
uense damage to railroads 10 the State OF
Washington a1d railroad traffic i3Lo Tacoma
is st stand still.
Gsc.LawrenCe. 9 Ptisburg merchant, was
found dead in his bed In the Everett House,
Naw York, this morning. A bullet wound
was in his head and bis right hand gsasped
cooked revolver. Mr. Lawrence ha86eer
stopping at the hotel for the past aseks
and exhibited no signs OF bis intention OF
taking bis life.
The Connecticut House moi IL Hartford,
Conn.,. at l O'Clock and at 2:45 Adjourned 10
January 6 Nothing else Was done. The
vote WAS 129 to LOG. II was along party
lines except that one republican, Belkely, CT
Southport, read paper declaring hiS belief
In the election of ths minor democratic tfi
GERS ard then voted no.
a heavy storm ragged along the New Jsr-
sey coast ell night. All the telegraph wires
in the vicinity OF Asbury Park were pros.
tra:ed. The surf at that place was very
high and strong. Il undermined tho bath
ing pavilion OF Jos. Ross ut Ocean Grove
and tore out and carried away number u
the timbers In the structure. The eurf is
tearing big gaps into the bluff along Ocean
avenue. Slight damage has bcea done at
several places at Monmouth Bach. No
damage is reported at seabright.
Tho postofico at Hollywood in tho town Of
Hamden, Conn was entered by burglars at 2:3O
o'clock this morning. They blew open the safe
with giant powder which almost completely
wrecked the building, and thsn robbsd the safe
OF 5000 in money and stamps, and two gold
watches. Tho explosion heard all over tho
town and shattered windows on the neighboring
streets. 1t is supposed 10 DO the work Of pro-
fessionals.
The South Dakota farmers Alliance began its
annual session at Huron last night 1t Is the
nusl se,son since its organization. Tho small
crowd is source of great annoyance to the lead
ers. Political defeat and the incsssant clauor
for Office made by the leaders arc said to have
nearly wrecked the alliance in South Dakota.
Nows was received at Deadwood, g. D., yeater.
day that John Tebsr, German by birth and q
prominent citizen Of that place, is non in the
military rr,on at Meines, charged with dossr-
ton from the German army in 1870.
The President of tho Women's Christian Tenn
psrance Union! Of the State of New Jersey, Mrs.
s. J. G. Downs, died Of peritonitis last night in
East Orange N. ].
Jno F. Scott, OF Texas. student at the Uni.
yersito OF Pennsy lvanis, committed suicide in
Phil.delphis To-day by cutting his throat with
piece Of glass.
The New York custom house Officials have dis
covered what will probably prove enc OF tho big.
gess schemes for smugs ling opium yet known,
Mayor Grant, of New York, left for Europe this
afternoon TO see his mothers slater who is not ex-
pected to live the wear out
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-11
From Brazil.

A Dispatch st London late yesterday even.
iug from Pernambuoo shows that the stua.
ton in Brazil arising ont of the assumption
OF dIctatorisl powers by the late President
of the Republic, Deodoro ds Fonseca, is RAP.
idly approaching point where resort 10
arms will be necessary to establish The posi-
ton OF the Dictator. The republicans Of
Brszll see In this last move of Da Fonseca
an attempt to override the authority vested
in him by the Constitution. So strong has
the opposition to Da Fonseca grown that
Monday 1t was announced that the important
province of Bio Grande do Sui had declared
it's independence. The dispatch shows
that steps will have to beimmedistely taken
to prevent, If possible. the disintegration of
the Republic. The province Of Grso Para
has followed the example set by RIO Grande
do Sui, and yesterday 1t declared its iode-
pendenoe. The dispatch also lnlimases
that Bahia may also Join In the Independent
movement. Bahia is one the most impoT.
tsnt OF the Brazilian provinces, Its chief city
having one of the finest harbors on the en-
tire nnaet.
A U. 8. government warship has been or.
dezed to Bio Grande do Sui.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-11

HANGsD.-Hepry Cuatis, begro. was
banged Ct Portsmouth. Va, yesterday for
the murder Of Jane, 7 Walter. at mid
night on the Light Of sept, s. 1889. Curtis
went to the etots OF James 7. Walter, in
Ncrfclg county. and aroused him uuder the
pretext Of being Ill and wanting medicine.
When Walter. who IVES alone. opened the
door, Curtis knocked him down end Beat
him death. After robblrg The store, he
Get it On fire. Wien fret spFrebended he
confessed the murder, but since then has
etoutIy maintained his innocence. Before
his death he received the sites of the Ca.ho
lie Church. While on the gaiows yestev-
day Cu7,i3 protested bis Innocence. 81
BODY was clipped TO the University CT VIZ
gioia today to be used for the beoef. ofih
mad!oa! audents OF Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-11
From Salvador.

SAN SALVADOR, Nov. ia conspiracy
to sssassinate General Aatonlc Ezets, the
Mloisley of War, the Navy and the Interior,
and brother OF General Carlos Ez,.a, the
President OF Salvador, he's l5t been dis
covered in the city OF Santa Ana about forty
miles from San Salvador. The chief con-
spirator ia General Maxine Salguero. His
crime Ia ali the more objectionable s he owes
his life to the oemsncY OF the brother OF
tia man whom he has p!ottsd to kill. a
revolutionary movement has been discover
ell aud destroyed by the go7errnant ct
siaroaa, town IL Hondaras. Il lie sup
posed to bs connected with the pan 10 az
sassina.e General Ezata.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-11
OFFICIAL.
RnARn OF ALDERMEN.

1t a regular meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen
held November 10, 1891, there were present
VIM. II. marbury, esq, President, and Messrs
Brysnt, Burke, Hinken, and Leadbsater.
The report OF the special committee appointed
TO confer with the authorities OF the Washington
Southern, galway Company in regard TO tho oceu-
pancg OF Henry stree, WAS received and rec red
back 70 said committee for further confederation.
The petition for placing an electric light ct the
junction OF Duke, Commercs and PeYton st.ects,
was referred to the Committee on Light.
he following wero received from the Common
Council snd thar action contu rcd in viz: Tho
Finance Committees report UPON the apple ition
Of John 4. Marshall for fair soitl:m of tho
tax bill egainst him for repairs to gutter ard
curbing in front Of his property on the southeast
60 1ner of King snd Henry streets also tho report
of tho Committee on Gouersl Laws upon the ordi-
nance prohibiting the assembling OF people on the
streets and max ny it unlswful for any person or
persons TO exhibit their wares without s. Gain
ing permission from tho Meyor also the petition
to have crossing laid on Alfred streot on north
side Of Princess street.; also the ordinance for tho
better protection Of society and to corrcc5 the
morals Of the city also the resolution requesting
the Committee on tTcets to report TO foancil as
soon as practicable the probable cost of extending
tho sew5r from the corner OF It. Asaph and
Wilkes streets to tho corner Royal and Franklin
streets, also the cost of both paving and macada-
mizing Alfred street from Duke to Wilkes streets;
alS0 the RESOLUTION clrecVnP sne corporation At
torney to proceed Immediately by any and all
lawful means to recover 10 the city all claims
hold By tie city against tn, Pioneer Mills, aad
tho co per shop and lots sd dining VIII h resolu.
ton was adopted by vots Of az CT e, noes, nons
also the communication from W. &. Moore 10
quosting the priv l,go of renting tho cooper
chop" and lot attached.
The ro:ice of john Miller to the CITY Council
that no will terminate on January 60 1892, the
le;so held By him OF certain property 10 the city,
dsted March 80, 1900, snl Of record in the
clerks cflico of tho Cooperation Co1rt in deed
book No. %, page 287 was referred 20 the Com
mitteo on Public Property.
The correction of tho committee Oh General
Laws 10 the act to amend sni re.enact IAN act 10
keep record of the deaths orcu rring in tho city
of Alexandris, Va, sppIo7 ed Deem or 10,
1902 also the same committees amendment to
the ordinance for the preservation OF the hosth
Of tbs city" were received from III, Common
Council, rSal s.cond and third times a-d passed
by a vote Of ayes 6, noes, mono.
Upon invitation this Bosrd proceeded to tho
chamber OF the Common Council to participate in
tho election Of City Surveyor and Physicians 10
tho Poor.
Uron the return of this Board it adjourned.
Testo: n. P. VINCENT, Clerk.