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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
AN UNUSUALLY BIG DOCKET.
Yesterday One Of the Largest Days of the
Year at the Police Court.

The docket at the Police Court yester-
day was the largest of the year in point
of the number of sinners. yet 1t was con-
stituted mainly of unimportant cases,
most of which were simply tie regulation
"drunks."
The receipts from the days work were
enormous aud the jooose Sergeant wore @
grin akin 10 glee as he raked the glittering
pieces into his little cash-drawer.
The most important cases heard are
given below:
Patrick II. Ford. Eddie Jones. and Wal
ter Taylor, three little colored boys, were
accused OF feloniously stealing pocket
book containing IS from Mrs Pevton
Walton. Ali were discharged. there being
no evidence against them. The porte
monnaie was snatched from the lady while
she was walking down the street.
Sarah Valentine (colored) was fined
$3.50 for keeping disorderly house.
Walter Peay (white) was sent on TO the
grand jury for violently resisting Oticer
c. l.. Butler while IN the discharge OF his
duty. o.,
David Robinson (colored), charged with
feloniousiy breaking into dwelling
house and stealing trunk containing 500
worth of clothing and lot OF furniture
valued at S75. The testimony against the
accused was of weak character and he
was released.
Thirty-one negro men, members of the
Appotelli Social Club, whose rooms are
over the Canton Tea Company's store, at
the northeast corner of Broad and Sixth
streets, were charged with being disorderly
and creating disturbance TO the annoy
ance OF the neighborhood on the Sabbath
day. Policemen Sutton, Foster. and Red
ford went to this place Sunday morning
about 3 o'clock with warrant for one
Speaker Apperson, charging him with
keeping a disorderly house. fayorite
little game was IN progress in one OF the
rooms and there was considerable disorder
over it. consequently all the occupants OF
the apartment were arrested. Upon re-
quest of Commonwealth's Attorney the
case was continued until this morning.
A number of parties. both white and
colored, were fined 50 for fighting in the
street.
William Malone, q white man, though
not the original Billy" was assessed $40
for creating a disturbance in his neighbour
lood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
pen,,, E.amiuer. TO Meet.

The semi-annual meeting of the Virginia
State Board OF Dental Examiners will be
held at the Rockbridge Alum Springs to-
dav commencing at A. NJ.
The board is composed of DIR. ]. Hall
Moore. OF this city. president; DIR. Norris,
Of Charlottesville. secretary; DIR. w. W..
III. Thaxton. Of Farmville; DIR. w. II. Cling
rich and DR.. ID. ID. Lester. of Christians
burg, and DIR. j. X. Hoist, OF Winchester,
There are a great many applicants. and
the examination will probably consume
several days. The next meeting OF the
board will be held in Richmond next
April.
The State Dental Association will also
meet at the Rockbridge Alum this eve
ming. when subjects relating 20 the
dental profession will be discussed. Re
ports will be made by the various commit
toes aud much business will be transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
RECEIVERS FOR THE IRON HALL.
Funds Must BE Kept within the State
An Injunction Awarded.

Judge Lamb, of the Chancery Court,
yesterday appointed William z. McRae,
of Petersburg, aud S. s. 7. Patteson, OF
this city. receivers of all assets of the Su;
preme Sitting Of the Order of Iron, Hall
and its local branches in the State OF VIZ
GINA.
An Injunction was also issued restrain
ing the officers of the various organiza-
tlons of this order, their cashiers, collect
ors, &C., from transmitting any funds or
assets in their hands from this Common
wealth. aud directing them to pay the
same over to the receivers.
The injunction was granted upon mo-
ton Of L. Crowder, of Petersb burg. who IS
suing upon q claim of $500. An abstract
of the memorandum filed in the Crowder
case was published in the DISPATCH seye-
raj days ago. :,
The assets of the order consist OF funds
on deposit IN bank and moneys III the
hands Of the officers OF the local branches
in the cities OF Richmond. Norfolk. Ports
mouth, and Petersburg and at other points
in the State. The amount of assets can
not be definitely ascertsined at present,
There are eight or nine branches OF the
order in Richmond and Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
MEYER KILLED Yon MoNEY.
nortu,rv Figures. for Last Week.

The following figures are from the NOR
tuary report for the week ending last
Saturday:
Whole number Of deaths, 85-l4 white
and Il colored. During the corresponding
week last year there were IS deaths.
Cause of Death: Apoplexy, l; brain-dis-
ease, /; cancer of stomach. i; cholera in
fsntum. /; cholera morbus. /; congestion
of brain, 1 congestion or hver, l con
sumption, 4; commissions, 2; enteritis. q;
entero colitis, /; fever (puerperaD. Il;
fever (typhoid), /; fever (typho-malarial).
/; heart-disease, 8; hepatitis, Il infanti!e
lockjaw, /; meningitis. 2; peritonitis. /;
pneumonia, /; typhoid-pneumonia, (;
premature birth, 8; softeninR of brain. q:
tables mesenterica. /.
Ages. day to 80, 4; .month to 6, q; 6
months to II, 8; lyear TO 8, /; years to
10, l; 10 years TO 20, A.; 20 years to 80, q; 80
years to 40. 4; 40 years to 90, O.; 90 years TO
so. 4; go years to 70. q; 70 years to so, /; un-
known
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
An ora Resident Gone.

Mr.. John Gayan. one OF the Oldest resi-
dents of Fulton, died yesterday morning
nj his residence. on Louisiana street mr.
Gavan had been confined to. his bed from
sickness for a long time and death was 2
relief to him. The deceased was one .,
the oldest EMPLOYEES in the gas-works am
always commanded the respect anu aa-
miration of those with whom ne was A'-
socjated by his close attention 70 duty.
Mr.. Gavan was n member of the Catholic
REMEDIAL Society. who will send com
mittee 10 his funeral, which takes place
from s.. Patrick's church "Wednesday
.~.~ofro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30

Mrs. Rosa L. Bradshaw. Of Winchester
Tenn. who was taken ont TO the aims;
house Saturday afternoon from the Second
Police Station for apparent lunacy, Is sim
at this place. One Of the physiciannss IN N
charge said Yesterday that she would oe
kept there tor n while TO see IT her mina
could not be restored. which he th1ugnt
was possible IN few days. When sue NJ
brought with her two children-a girl OF
70 and bow about 6, for whom DR.. Parker
has succeeded IN finding homes. She Is 2
widow lady, and said to be of very goou
family
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
RICHMOND rosAcco MARKET.

AUGUST 2e-There was very slight business
doue to-day on or Oh Change.
Reports OF the crop are much needed DArks
are improving very fast and brights slowiy. The
western markets are strong. Notwithstanding
rains, and Barley hiss again advanced.
Mr.. John NJ. Taylor came bone this afternoon
from the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs 10
good health.
Mr. l. W. Lightfoot Is bone again from his
Caroline county kAppahansock farm ne re-
ports the Caroline tobacco crop In mo condition.
without any suffering for rain.
Mr.. w. ~ Carter, Of Wilson, n. c., q In the
city.
Planters Warehouse has fresh and large cot
OF hands asserting new tobacco saies tomorrow.
Mr. ID. +. Yaucey came home to-day After
.smmsr,ng AT his Oxford. n. c., home. he says
that the Granville county crop u exceedingly
poor. and just asreports have previously repre-
Mr.. 3. N. Moon has TO-DAY rsceIved . letter
from his nephew; 4 3. Moe, ues v sns 6s,t 20.
the crop Il largely cps gresn; y very thin aud
will rake vsFy lev sreppsrA None cured %
date. FILTERS and SMOKERS and guitars VII
abound
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30

nent merchant OF Richmond TO pisfA. .sns
hero Al uresent than thosc Ia New YORK,
and are selling the fuel for less money
than the dealers o. Washington. through
which city the coal has 70 be brought 90
Richmond. IL - not believed that the
price has vet reached ITS maximum. None
Of the dealers here have sufficient supply
to furnish the consumers at the presens
price. aud will have 70 put no their prices
still further In order 10 protect themselves
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
mo- Arranr. rar ,he r,hibI.lon.

There will DO meeting of officers OF the
different military organisations of the city
IN the armory tonight to make final pre-
partitions for the entertainment to be
given this fall for the beneit of the ipfan-
try. cavalry, and artillery. The enclosure
in which the entertainment will take place
will be 75oxe50 feet. and in the sham battle
work OF the sappers and miners and Crater
scene about 700 troops will take part. The
scenic eject will be enhanced by calcium
light add different colored fireworks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
nr. wood.on EIeetea clerk.

At the joint session of the Council Com
mittees on Fire-Alarn and Policc-Tele-
graph. Fro Department, and Accounts
and Printing yesterday evening to select o
Clerk to All the place made vacant by the
death Of Mr.. +. II. Fisher, Mr.. w. >. Wood
son. prominent member &C the Rich
mord Typographical Union, was elected
10 the position by reclamation.
Alderman Mitchell stated that he
thought il would be but proper for the
committees, while in JOINT session. to pay
some sort of tribute TO the memory OF
their former clerk. Mr.. Fisher. On his
motion q committee, consisting of Messrs.
Bowden. Turpin. and himself. were APP
pointed TO prepare resolutions OF respect
to the deceased.
The Committees on Accounts and Print
ing, Fire Department. and Claims and
Salaries held regular business sessions last
cyaninQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30

choose delegates 10 tho congressional con-
vention which assemblies here on the 9Th.
Other business OF importance viii also DO
transacted. The committee . getting
down 10 hard work. Campaign headquar-
tera have been opened, and thorough and
effective organization OF tho party IN the
city IL assured.
SAcKsoS-wARp DEMOCRATS.
Much interest Is folt Ia the Democratic
camnaien club that Is 20 DO organized In
jackson Ward Friday night. The Jackson
Ward Democrats have heavy odds against
them. but they are game and are deter
mined 10 make the biggest fight this fall
they have ever made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
pronounced . Lnnasic.

A commission of lnnacy, composed of
Magistrates w. B. Jones. II. b. Gordon.
and Il. @. Pierce and DIR. w. 8. Gordon,
sat at the city jail yesterday afternoon ut
$50 O'clock TO inquire into the mental
condition Of Engene p. p. 0'Neil, Of
Springfield. MssA. who was arrested
saturday sftsrnooa upoa . charge OF in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
Coal Advanced In Price.

The fact that coai-dealew in New York
have advanced the price Of the fuel 30 70
80 cents ton will be keenly feit by the
people here.
The ppace in Richmond has advanced on
broken coal 10 cents, Gag 20 cents. stove
rs cents. and nut 26 cents ton.
The dealers IN this city, said Q promi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
tbs COMING FLAo-RAlslNG.
N'''ing Of the Union Democratic Club
Last Night-City Committee.

'EHN-Aitg t9nmtttet
c,lltho meeting o. the Union Democratic
~ ia,i night was largely attended and
rhiiusasm was manifested. The
t.eld scouts marched into the hall
''., iai RANKS. and before taking seats.
"i- a VIM their campaign yell of
A..,'' ana Steve-that's the stud. HIP,
~ -'' boom The Scouts are beng
'A.d rapidly aud will make their
~ P.2.ic appearance on the sth instant,
$50 '"ef Wlll escort the speakers and
ias.us. '''' 'V'a'iV" u INC nay
,Ai~olul0n was unanimously adopted
9Duendlug Ex-Governor Eitz Lee TO
- N legislature as being In every way
So, Oi beng elected 70 the United
~, oghate as the successor Of the late
- BARBOUR. This resolution was re-
Win great enthusiasm.
r., L. D Edgar, late of New York, being
l. - on made u few remarks. m which
-uAounced that be was q Tammany
nm ySctAi' and had worked zealously for
~ ny now be was 10 the thickest OF
~ ht iQg Cleveland, and would labor
C'''lhsiY for the success OF the text.
A F-reliilan John Rpps and Colonel T.
80 briefly addressed tie club, and
NJ, v.ened y with much attention.
pa. '."!ioW announced thar he would
i,a,',,O Tie top Of tue pole an Immense
De,rnua, U indicate the clean sweep the
IT, p eio'Iis, would give the Third party aud
''PODneans N November next.
H.. tn cIIY COMMITTEE.
A., ny oi'y Democratic Committee will
fsee's.a lue Nrcnit-Court room tonight TO
tesds',lhe reports OF the ward superin-
= j. 1850 as 20 the result OF the elections
'ssent preeinct-nsef5ngs bald 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Edgar Allan, special CON-
missioner to J. Samuel Parish. "a feet on
west side st. James street near Orange,
1916; Adelia @. and W. z. Allen to Il. A.
Catlin. trustee, 16 l1-12 feet on south side
Clay street near Thirty-frst, 81 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
purs ana whnle.ome oaaIi,y

commends to public approval the Cali:
forum liquid LAXATIVE remedy. Syrup, OF
Figs. II is pleasant 70 the taste, and BY
acting gently on the kidneys, Liver, and
bowels to cleanse the system ehectualiy y
promotes the health and comfort OF All
who use IL. and with miAions Il - the pess
and only remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Prices for Meusy. Bond& stocks. Crsiu.
Tobacco. Cotton. kc.. and tho
wesths Indications
lpy teIcersph o DE pIsps.ch.l

fBy telegraph 10 the Dtspatch.)
Wksnfsoros, d. O.. August 20. =
| RAIN Forecast for Virginia for twenty
four hours-from midnight to
midnight, Showers. except in
northern portion; cooler by Wednesday;
southeasterly winds.
For North Carolina Showers; slightly
warmer; southerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
Range OF the Thermometer at tho 'front.'
DOR of the DISPATCH Office Yesterday,
NEW Work STOCK Market.

NEW YORK, August 29-The bank statement
OF Saturday, while having little or no effect At
the time Of issue, upon further study shows that
the funds OF the banks are being depleted AZ
rapid rate. and borrowers are now looking for
an almost certain advance In money rates. This
condition was the moving influence In the stock
market to-day, and there was little desire TO
trade until the financial situation becomes more
settled.
THE BEAR ELEMENT BECOMES AGGRESSIVE.
There was. however, special activity, accom-
panied by falling Quotations, In the few stocks
which the bears were encouraged 20 attack.
Among these were Louisville and Nashville,
Readlng. Missouri Pacific, and Pacific Mad, but,
"a rule, the losses were confined 10 fractional
amounts, the last named being the only impor-
tant exception. In the last hour the bears be-
came more aggressive, and attacked not only
Reading, but Louisville and Nashville, Canadian
Southern, New England. Sugar, and some spe-
calties, all Of which yielded materially, and the
lowest prices OF the day were made JUST BEFORE
the close.
THE CLOSE FAIRLY STEADY, But LOWER.
The market closed fairly steady after slight
rally, but at or near the lowest prices. The
market IL invariably lower this evening. Pacific
Mail Is down rs. Reading Ia. aud Louisville
and Nashville per cent. while the general list
shows only slight declines. Sales, 100000
shares hsted and $4,000 shares unlisted.
MONEY AND gxCHAs0E.
Erenfng-Exchange ouiet and nrm Mt 4S7i%a
4S9. Commercial bills. 4S6<s4S7If. Money
easy at 2axIA closing offered at ~. sub
Treasury oalanccs-Coln, s. cur
steady; per cents, li5h. state bonds ne
QlActed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
nlehmond rourlsts ID ParI..

Among the names registered on Sstuiss
day the 9th instant ~ the Paris gncs ~
the New York herald were ". y; 1usS Nj
man, Miss Gutilaume. and the Mksss vas
liams. OF Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. August 2a.-ylrginia 3's, 74a74A
Baltimore and ohio stock, g7 bid; Northern
central stock, 54l6 Baltimore and Ohio South
western I'd incomes, 2S DO. Sd incomes. So +;
consolidated gas bonds, 115; do. stock, 6O5ss
GIK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. August Co. orFxRIsGs-Wheat.
3.9O4 bushels. Corn-White, 1870 bushels ;
mixed, 62 bushels. Oats, 702 bushels. Mill
offal, 80 tons.
sALEa - Wheat, 1890 bushels. Corn-White,
140 bushels. Oats, 246 bushels
QUOTATIONS.
WHsAr. -LongberrY, 75aSic. Mixed. 75s81c.
shortDerry. 70as0c. Nc. 2 rod, 79c.
Coaz.--white, Virginia, 59a60c.; No 2. white,
5saeOc.: No. =, mixed, 5Sajsc.
OArs.-Wlnter Qor seed. 42a45c.; No 2.
mIxsd, SASS. No. Q. mixed, 35aSoc.
aYE-05a75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORTO RICHMOND. Acscsr 20 1879


ARRIysD.
a.u.s,,, o,d Dominion, Couch. Neg YORK.
merchandise and passengers, George W. Ahen
sceoonsr Fannie Brown, Hardcastle, chsriss-
ton. phosphate rock, Rich mond Chemical. wefks.
srhooner Horace L. shares, Mount, kenncpcc.
tee Homo ice and Coal Company.
s.booner South Shore. sweetiusnd, ksnneoe's
ice. Home Ice and Coal Company.
schooner L. r. Phsro, Long. ooorse'ovn' eosN
Wake q Bsilaan. ..u.,
steamer Ariei. Dsyo. Norfolk, nsrcnsnaiss
ana oxssspeers. 4. b. ratuu. vscs-prssldset
s.Soone- John 3. Bracham. CHM, hiddIcsovn,
pis-iron, >. N. Gordon, agent; vessel. suf's~
rs sSacoer Charles II. wolston, Hincxisy. Lam
bert Point. 70 load coal sosih.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS Arscss 90 isSs
lBy telesrspn-l
AEHisKp
steamship strsbro. Mes York.
schooner Churchill, Norfolk.
ssflxps
steamship y. I. Colby. Galveston
Schooner King Philip, boston
SCHOONER J. u. Jackson, II, s s
SciSoner W. d. Bailey, Allyn fe'si
roRr OF WEST roTSf. Auarn 90 assa
10y tslegrsphl
AssfvSo.
sssamshyp Baltimore, Bsnnesf bsaunoS -
seosss. snd general ,sr,s sssE ssysas Sew xs. ~
'ssss seS s ss:ss. s Tsr s.noa pss
esrs ana ssaseaiesfsa
sAfLHn
esoemship Esssx. Boston ga noeoA- peqes<
e. ~ ~ q co;embIs. Nee yosk ~ Nswpsg{
NsSs szd NseloAk, p<essne0r - -
- stse..A,p pA,snes< sslsinns pesteosp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
rnaAcn,
MARKETS sy TELEGRAPH.

cLkassviLts, TsSs.. Aaens: Q7.-sn,~s sh,s
wses Dol hogsheais. Markst active ana mr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
EoR YOUNG MEMS GOOD.
The Association Building I'm Perfect Order
and Ready for the Opening.

The Young Mems Christian Association
opens wide its doors at this season OF the
wear for inspection. The many depart
ments have received no small amount OF
repairing since last winter, and the gen.
eral secretary and his assistants have been
very energetic in getting everything IN ut
condition for the opening, when taxes
place on September LIST.
The gymnasium has been repainted, four
additional sponge-b baths have been added
and the addition of new buck spring-ooard,
chest machine, new mats, ETC., make ~ the
best-eQuipped gymnasium IN the south
and far superior TO many in the West or
North. The bowling alley has been re-
pared. New pins have been purchased
aud the balls made equal to new.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30

LouisynIz, Kv.. August so--- Tue lransest1oea
at auction last week eoaslseed g asers!a@
46 h5eshes<s elde! naz1eYa x7I Aoesase24
lsolcrop ed i16 o'f@ 1sskA na41po -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30

q 1850 nofshsads ssaIhsi 2,77o isss vess -
Jt5s bo<e5esdr ssise vees lsst var. ~ Al
nss surrey 1882 hos-heads asa,nss ASA -
Lsst year 67,o34 tosshoads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30

TaB WEATHER IN RrcuaoSp YEsrxapAY
was cloudy in the morning; moderate
Temperature and fair weather morning and
afternoon; clear ~ midnight
Ranoa IS tha fharn,opoafav ~ tha fro,t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
HopklNsvItLe rosAcco u.oxs-

Eors xssiidx, Ausass 27.-.sslss for sas s~~s
sna'ns o-dsy we're T0jhorshessis Prices vesS
which s.vre ancbatgsd wy
. ras offerings showed better quality than for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
MADE LIKE HOME.

On the first floor Of the attractive and
useful building the handsome rooms,
which are homelike In appearance, are
made most inviting by lovely ferns
which have been presented TO the general
secretary, who Is an admirer OF the peau1
tiful IN nature. The spacious library anu
reading-room are supplied WITH choiee
selection Of the magazines anu paperS VI
the most artistic fashion, and - well fur-
nsbed with fete- d-tste chalrs and has piano
and organ. which are used by many young
men m the evenings, who prefer the COCO
influences of the association 70 places
where. IN many instances, music cneers Nv
The ernense of reputatiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30
HIGHLY COMMENDED.

The Young Meme Christian Association
loads tho south M its work. and the many
Young men iolning for the advantages ot
he correctional classes aud gymnastic
training attest Che fact that Rev. Or. =: I.
Ee', wss rieht when. IN speaking OF TINS
orran,zation. be said: a. have found !.
very heipful In my work. and regard Il as
a most important auxiliary to tue Cnnren.
1 SINCERELY rejoice in the recent impn,sg9
which has been given 70 the work, ana
pray that II may deepen ana wiuen .ht
all The young men OF our City are o'Vukn'
under It's influence"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-30

Nt. boyhn moved that the committee
,le Council Tor the appropriation of
$1,000 lu per cent. bonds, 10 be ex-
--' one hail upon streets proper and
l. ..aer upon toe construction of sewers.
u, -'l TIA, the Council was putting that
t-.art INTO the City Hall every few
.--l, s.. aud that the people were clamor-
r. i.f improvements in other respects.
L., motion was adopted.
luton ~ Mr. Stratton asking an
sH'fnatlon by the Council of $4,000
' pave with granite spalls the space
t-i The Second Market was agreed TO.
A'. ,te transaction Of voluminous
-at OF routine business. the approval
=, :. rayIools. &c, the committee, at
81. clock. adjourned.