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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07


The jarrah and the karri, two hard
woods native to Australia, are being
largely used for paving carriage ways in
England. and especially in London.
where the heavy traffic is most trying TO
the lasting qualities of pavements. The
whole breadth Of the road is first COW
cred with layer OF cement concrete in
stead OF sand Q inches deep and arcbed
70 the necessary convexity. On the top
Of this the wooden blocks are laid. The
slipperiness after showers which the
hardness Of the wood entails In remedied
by sprinkling Of sand. and in dry wealth
CT the horse shod with fat shoe finds
as good footing as ON other pavements.
The Australian woods are bound to
last four times rs long as the wood here
tofore used The first cost Of paving a
street with these blocks In Melbourne
ranges from sails per square yard for
karin to $40 for jarrah. which does
not include the concrete or the cost OK
excavation. laying and grouting. II
transportation were cheap enough. the
same pavernents could be- laid down In
tins country for not much more. and 1t
IL suggested that most Of vessels taking
American product 10 Australia would
be- glad 70 get cargoes of Kari OF jsrrah
10 bring back and would be willing 10
do 10 at a low rate.--New York Teie-
gram.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

Leather possasaes such excellent quail
ties for the many purposes 10 which it -
put that IL would seem idle % seek
substitute. Nevertheless there are
many persons who. while they find that
leather serves as an effectuL protective
covering for the foot. find also that IL Ia
often obstinate In adapting itself 70 the
requirements Of individual feet or 10 the
more or less physical abnormalities 70
which 20 many are subject. In such
cssss. IL comfort Is 70 DO expected, only
the most supple and yielding quality
should be worn. At the same time, Of
course. il should be waterproof and
durable. These qualities. 50 far as We
have been able 20 judge. belong IN a sat
tsfactory degree 10 IN interesting and
new material called ''fexus fibra.' II
appears TO be q fax derived material.
suitably prepared and oiled. 80 that 10
all appearance II Is leather. II Is par
ticularly supple and flexible and takes
polish equally well with the best kinds
Of calf.
We have recently had occasion to wear
a boot Of which the ''yamp" OF cut front
section consists entirely Of fexus hbra
and have purposely submitted 1t 70 some
what undue strain, in spite OF which no
cracking of the material was perceived,
while the sense Of comfort 10 the foot
was very evident. Flexus libra. being a
material Of vegetable origin. Is calculated
also TO facilitate free ventilation and
thereby 20 obviate the discomfort arising
from what is called drawing" the feet.
London Lancet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

Secretary Cox and Directors Ander-
soll Solomon. Conkhn and Garfield and
ssstflisi others Interested IN the kenf
c9oafy fair grounds took dri4e over
tae e-ounds yesterday afternoon and
na.As \ tIote - tha changes and improve
tneliia needed before the faiy opens sep
tender - The directors vii heid a
~ sting IN Secretary Coxs oficn Safur
aay August - G. complete All arrange
uleata st this FAIR September - vii
~ ne Nlx dss Is has beeu 81 apart
"a Mscrstee day snd the uniform rank
- xfve q prize drill win over 5000 in
Nrrts An imnrnse crowd j. expected
- tfnasan,is - Naeratees sill - ia
~ eiff NJ that boic % attend The great
csnr raetoN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

POSED 70 have strack. discovered what =
urdoabtessly = fragment u the same
Es~4s p.0wing kds nsla waea Ne tx.
plenaerlt Turned up = ninerai mass whlct
Mr.. Bloomheld ir,Ens slatsiy recognised
a. not being u the ordinary character
he br<nght the same 70 oroyiIle. and IL
Il uow on exhibltion. The fragment
weighs % pounds. Is of flint or brown
isA color on the surface. and for ito sise
u rsrnarksbly hessy.-orovills GA
Mercury.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07
Ialk of Continuing the Fair.

CHICAGO. Aug 6.-The directors OF
the worlds fair viii consider the advis-
ability 81 continuing several 81 the most
attractive departments for another year.
The departments are those of fine arts.
fisheries and horticulture. with prob
ably some others. Ever since the fair.
was opened 10 has been suggested that
stops DO taken toward the continuance
Of the exposition for another year. Ii
was argued that six months with its
varying weather and other obstacles
was too short time 10 accommodate
all who wanted 10 see the display. So
strong was the argument for an 1894
fair that the exposition officials gave.
the proposition serious consideration
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

Chief n Police Carr received a letter
yesterday from George III. Limebeck n
San Diegn. California. asking informa
tioc rcnrerui1< thu whereabouts - the
writer's brothsr Horsfso Lfmsbeck he
said ne had not seen his brother for -
years bat knew b. lad lived at l.aasing
untl isst ihauksgiyIng day. ia that
dag no told the woman with whom he
wa@ beasJinx with that be Vas going to
tirud Rapids or OEosso ADD lcfi the
hoose. Soc has seen or heard n0ih 2
- him since. he vac an OLD soldier a. q
bal applied Tor a pension. The pension
has tten granted ard the money for
varied a. Lansing where u awaits his
draeaL Iametsecs - - years old. a
"a gfef ~ sra.ia and has o. relatives IN
Michigan Ills brother fear- be i dad
and "a anxious - knos bis fafa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

TIE "a. members % the lnnes rifles
viii bold a meeting Tuesday nightaf the
arlr1ry ca South Division street % eject
an organisation. At an informal meet
izr held Yesterday j. T. Babcock was
elected ehairman. and Daniel Wander
Aellan. secrstary.
Mauds aiken. a i5-year old daughter
q Iamfx AIKEN q West Bridge street.
took Michi,an Central train FOR Jack.
sGn Saturday. but as she had no money
ahe was put 81 Al Hastings and her pa
rents wsfs nOufed. She Vas brought
home yesssriay.
A roan horse attached 20 a carriage
uas hsthei % a post near No lS9
North DIVISION street yesterday from l.
a. : o clock Ia the evening. Patrolman
Wells pat tile animal into Albee's livery
barn. The OWaers u the rig could not
l.. f1uaf
Mrs. d q. Floyd preached in the Di-
vision street NJ r. church yesterday
morrinS ca foreign mission. Mrs.
Floyd accompanied her husband on his
reecnt missionary tEips 20 borneo and
lnlia.
George T. Pitches building al No.
- -ooth Division street recently gut
fe.. by fire i being rebuilt The build
ing vas occupied by the Valley City
spnng Besi company.
The funeral Of Mira Clara Gee will
take place today at I o'clock from the
resi,lence. The remains viii be taken
g. Aliegaa FOR burial.
Ars. Marble OF Burton avenue was
saroxn from her carriagc Saturday on
SCr'h Division street but was not ser
icusly hurt
The excurson yesterday 10 the Beach
AMI NacaEaWa was attended by nearly
SO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07
SCARE AT THE BEACH
Pane Among Eseusionists on
the Steamer Macatz~a
TIE STEAM PIPE BURST
xs-esssf Froaa Lake ssichigzn ~ the
ssesser Lkszis walsh. Attracted
b sisnaIs % Distress
TIE STEAM PIPE BURST

saturday was xild dag AZ Ottawa
f,eaeh and Aacafaxa Park. Tbs Eiad
klsu almost hurricane and the waves
"a Lake aiehisan soiied and t1ubisd
A. IL an Octoker sforsn- Aboat o'clock
H. the sfferno5n the steamer Aacatawa.
uhlch plies hefseen Holland and me
resorts startfxl on her usual excursion
lsip on ths lalss with nearly a hundred
perspas On board When just outside
the pier and a little . the south the
steam upe burst rom over exerton and
the little craft vas enTetoped In 4 cloud
~ steam. Great confederation sprca.d
am0nx the bassrngers Who began %
don life preservers preparatory % Jump
ias overheard The steamer gave ~
naI q distress and the oaiookers from
tas beach 4ere horrined az tho specta-
els. Ire stelimer Lixzis Walsh Eent %
her 1eacao aad towed the craft % shore
aud al NrFe saved Several II the cx-
cursion.sts tainted FROM fright
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

Austin Van Houten u No A. North
Wat8rioo street q iineman ia the cigy
IRE department. fell fron a ladder "a
ths Grant Ice and Coal conapany's les
house al Leland Park yesterday after
noon add fractured bis right lex near
the ankle. he sas descending thu lad.
der Nhen the Fungs broke. letting hiai
fall q distance Of fifteen feet lie was
assisted n q lake steamer and. riding
across the lake, was put aboard a street.
car and taken 10 his home. The ankle
lolut uas also dis.Ocated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

Yesterday Charles Hathaway. young
man who has done time ia the county
Jail. stole coat and hat from William
Kelly Al Reeds lake aad was arrested by
Constable Ross aud brought 10 jail II
appears from reports that Kelly and
John Scanlon were taking a nap on the
grass and had laid their coats by their
eide. Hathaway came along and ex-
changed ais osn for kelly's v hen he was
seen by Constable Ross and arrested
utter q long run.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07
TEETH!

peautiful teeth are a luxury few possess.
We have heard feofle ear they would give
everything they had for such bcantifal teeth
so aud 50 had
The true secret is not N much IN the perfect
ness - the teeth as in the snow like whiteness
and the brillisnt polish.
All teeth are capable 81 this with proper care.
Washes and pastes should b. avoided as they
are injurious az are also many 81 the powders-
prnperly prepared powder. however. l. the
only tight and perfect thing 10 cieanse and pre-
serve the teeth Thu Ne haveaucceeded IN pro-
dueins after much labor hnd expense. The
formula l. BY one 81 the most noted dentists Of
~ this couafry and = absolutely perfect
for a. and are the exclusive owners and
manufacturers We guarantees sapodenta % ~
tho only perfect snoth powder on the market.
That Is will prevent decay and render the teeth
more beautiful With les trouble than ans other
preparation 20 be bad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

Wariea Chsn,ferlain n the jackson
STATE rs'e,n rat q teicgrao, - Chief -
farge Carr grsterlsy - teo prisoners
0'ie -seapel ,rlm the psissn yesterday
inore'rg NJ particulars q TIE escape
~fre grcn Gre e the rrieeners -
H1res M 4lt xht comp,exion. i've
feef fiz1f iochee tail. German. and vac
serFf It a seFenssen year senfence. The
ci1fr = @usticr. NJ SIP. light com
p'eosto' eile ~yes s,nsii In stature. kve
fert three inches fsii. Irish. The ssrsien
rters FeSsrsi = 80 for ne capture
e both pfieereri,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

Coroner Locher received word yester-
day from Ann Arbor that brother.in-
law OF Frank f. Kean. the suicide. will
be here this morning 10 take charge OF
remains for burial. IL the remains are
not claimed by the dead mans friends
they will be buried by the Cigarmaker'ss
union h. having been a member Of that
organization.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

The antiquity Of the fzn In the east.
particularly in Asa. e1tsnds far back
beyond the possibility Of ascertaining
is date. In China and indiz the orig
inal model If the fan was the wing VI .
bird and at one time was part Of the en-
blsms Of imperial authoriiy.-washing-
fr,.. Star
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

The advance guard OF the local mill
tary companies. composed OF the quar-
termasters and three members each
from companies u. l. and Ii will leave at
2 O'Clock this morning for Island lake 10
pitch the tents and get things in reali-
ness for the troops II 60 into camp Aug
ust TO- The local companies viii start
for camp Wednesday morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07
Excursion 40 Chicago
vim
g. X NJ.


On Thursday. August 10th. the G.. X
4 l. will cell excursion tickets 10 Chi
cago aud return tor one fare rate. $40,
good for return until August 10th.
Solid train az ) a. M Night train al
II 20 y. M. Solid train leaves Chicago
for Grand Rapids at s;i5 p. M, dining
ear attached Night train leaves At $50
p M. Call telephone No. COG.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

fssfrr hicttF' has gore - Columbus
ceto,te atfensi ne i.bliee e me bishops
"a that dicce-e sna g sttend nleetin9
N the cistope - he province. At he
ueetinE ihe Question q dirldirla TIE
province a1t crestnz 4 new errh-
sheprir 81 - discnssrd The pres.
ent provinces extensts fceu kenfacxY =,
eiae1inse aud = 10 args 10 ~ easily
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07
pls-ea Up . Meteor In California.

About year ago great meteor fen
ct or near Table mountain The fall Of
the visitor from unknown spheres and
the CONSERVATION 10 caused among those
who were witnesses were told in a graphic
manner n = reporter Of this paper BY
Professor George H. Stout. superintend-
ent Il schools. and crested wide interest.
Searching parties were organized. and
several scientific gentlemen came here 70
Ct II possible piece q the meteor. Mr..
Stout received letters from all over the
United state. and even from Europs.
Bot Despite strenuous efforts no trace OF
The mysterious mas could BE- found
The ether day. however, Charles T.
Bloomfield. who resides sorne miles 70
the weet e where this meteor wa sup,-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

Mrs. NJ. ii. Parsons has closed her
drcssmaking pariors IN the Gilbert She
viii be pleased TO see her friends at her
new pariors. 10 North Division street.
after August IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07
Died.

DEAlSH-At the resias nee. No. 1f2 Third
avenue. Ethel Marie. infant daughter If
Mr. and Hrs. Frei Demish. fansral
from ~. Andrews cathedral Tuesday
morning at . clock.
E. G. Clergyman. director. NJ. IS Fast Ful
ton strest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

Thursday. August 10. s5.i0 for the
round trip tickets good for return until
Wednesday. August Is. Trains leave
Grand Rapids at ) a. m. and 1920 p. m.
AL telephone No. COO for full informa-
ton
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

Druggists. n Nonros 81 Grsn8 Rapids. Mich.
Taiefhons pa Orders for ANYTHING 80 he had
IN frsf-ciass Drug St0ra solicited ard
promptly attended ~. ana dellvercd to soy part
~ The ctr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

Tickets for sale ut Hart's cigar store
10 the races via Soldiers Home and
North park only cents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07
| E;!ONARD!!S
- % 81 MONROE ST.
THE WORLDS FAIR
IN
MINIATURE.
MINIATURE.

Thousands of the identical articles shown at the
Worlds Fair may be found in duplicate at store
and prices from onehird TO onehaf those asked at
the fair The reason is plain The exhibitors expenses
and the percentage they obliged 70
pay TO the fair large that prices must be exorbant
These facts know from experience and from the
tmony of hundreds OF our customers. Moral-Stay At
home and buy at Leonards Our stock is being con-
stany enriched by the arrival of the latest foreign and
domestic novelties for the fall trade line of fine sta
tonery at cut prices is worthy of your attention.
An assortment of French Glassware from the fam
factory Of Baccarat consists of Rose Bowls Vases
Punch Bowls etc. in artistic shapes and colors Real
Sevres China, in plates and vases. have just been
opened From Hayland & Co, Limoges. we have Just
received Chocolate Sets. Luncheon Sets. Meat Sets
etc, in choice decorations An invoice of Aabastcr
Ware from Italy is very attractive.
You can find what you want in Fans in our stock.
Favors for the German among our novelties
H. LEONARDS SONS & CO,
NO. 30 81 MONROE ST
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-04
RAPID DEVELOPMENT.

Alamo Heights and Washington
( Heights are now attracting the in.
Vestors and home seekers to a
marked degree.
The beautiful suburb of Alamo
Heights has at present a dozen or
more pretty homes ranging from
81, 100000 to $20,000.Ge, and offers
inducements in the way of fine
residence sites $50 to 200 feet above
the city, graded streets, electric
Nights, the purest Of water from
the head springs of the river, etc.
Many prominent families of this
city have decided to make that
suburb their future home, and are
daily selecting choice residence lots
and arranging to build thereon.
The Washington Heights fronts
on River Avenue Boulevard is also
being rapidly sold and offers every
for beautiful home on
the finest boulevard in the south
west.
For further particulars or infor-
nation call on or write to the
Investment Company
Managers, No. 525 East Houston
street. 34tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-04
HoRNADAY.No MORE.
He Puts Out his Light Otter Fail
ing to Work His Racket.

w. Nelson HOrnady, very slick chalk
plate artist who came to San Antonio
and tried TO work several of the news
paper men here and who was arrested
here on a charge of swndling is now "a
cold corpse.
he was taken back to Houston where
the case of swindIing was dismissed
against him, but he mad only been dis
charged short time when he again tried
to work the draft caShing racket again.
The draft was drawn on his father at
Atlanta, Georgia. The latter is said to
be a clergymen there. A telegram was
received stating that the latter refused
to cash his sons draft. Shortly after
being shown the telegram at Houston
last night Hornady commenced to inject
large doses of morphine under the Skin
OF his arm and after fifteen doses sue
cumbed at midnight last night to the
effects of the drug.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-04
HAAS & 0PPENHE|MER,
The Homeliest Man in Texas

Can be consulted on all Diseases
of the Feet at Room 81 Alamo
Flats; over 30 years experience.
COrns removed in few minutes
without pain or drawing blood.
Is your mOther-in-law - poor
thing-trOubled with cOrns. If you
love her, bring her with you.
You cannot be a good Christian
with cOrns on your feet. Life is
too short to suffer with a painful
corn.
If YOU have any trouble with
your feet call on DR.. Franklin
and have them treated and 90
home feeling young and happy.
Office hours from s in the morning
to 10 in the evening. 31lm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-04
Better Than Hot Springs.

Many persons go to Hot Springs
and other mineral springs and re-
sorts seeking for health. The
treatment employed by us far eX-
coed all springs and other cleans
sing processes for removing all
distractions and blood poison from
system as every one can ascertain
for themselves by calling on the
specialists of the Texas Medical
and Surgical Institute, who will
examine your case free of charge
and if we take your case will give
a guarantee in WRITING to cure.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-04
The Senate Favors II.

San Antonio still has good prospects OF
court. Yesterday the Senate passed A
resolution creating three new courts of
this kind, one to be located here. Senator
lmboden made the fight in the Senate for
San Antonio and secured the location
here. He was ably seconded by Senator
Perry j. Lewis, of this district, who with
representative Slayden, are making a
hard night for the court. The chances are
That the House will also adopt a similar
resolution. Representative McEIwee also
fayors the location Of the court here.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-04
a Literary Meeting.

A large number OF young men attended
the meeting of the Y. M. C, A, LITERARY
society last night and a gratifying time
was had. The debate, Resolved, that ali
lotteries should be abolished" was dis
cussed and decision was given in favor
OF the affirmative. In addition to the de-
bate, j: Routledge gave a recitation and
A; V. Smith favored those present with a
select reading. The next meeting will be
held on the 18th inst, for which an ele-
CANT program has been arranged.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-04
Severe Wind Storm.

The gale that sprang up last night
lasted several hours and did considerable
damage. 1t completely wrecked one of
the rooms at the residence of Mrs. F. C.
HaueiSen. The inmates had a narrow
escape. 1t also smashed the thick plate
glass window at BOsshardt's saloon in
the Maverick bank building, and blew
down the signs at Fisk'S Leader and
other places. A number of window panes
have been smashed and other damages
done.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-04
Run Over a Bow

A team driven by l. Charles Baker and
belonging to Freeman e. Croerson's
livery stable became frightened and ran
away on Houston street yesterday and
turned out avenue c when they ran over
and crushed small boys foot and soon
after were captured by Officer Andy
Battle,s but not before they had badly
smashed the rigg.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-04
Ex-oficer Seffel,s Position

P. W. Seffel, who for the past seven
years has been an efficient officer in the
San Antonio police force, and who re-
signed the other day, has secured the pos
ltlon as boss horse sheer for Uncle Sam
at Fort Sam Houston. This position is a
I,9cratlTe one and the many friends of
Mr.. Setfel will be pleased to learn of his
good fortune LIS
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-04
THEIR SECOND SESSION.
Other Appointments Made by the
City Council.

M .; ~ /
Inc council chamber was again packed
with clthenS at 4:5O clock yesterday af-
ternoOn 10 witness the proceedings OF the
second session OF me new city council, and
10 near the nominations ahu-appOlnlment>
ol lhe CITY oLLcPiS.
AZ lhe u0ur ABOVE stated Mayor Pas
chaI ana the ehtIre board OF aldermen
took their seats and the meeting was
called to order by his honor As 1t was
an adjourned meeting OF the last session.
IL was MT necessary TO nave the III nuteS
OF the previous meGuhg f"ad.
mayor faSchaI lhen stated that the
cOuhcII would proceed TO appoint the re-
naming city officials. and nominated
Bart > CroWther TO thu Office of street
commissioner to succeed Fritz RuSSi.
Inc nomination was seconded by Alder
man Mackcy ana ballot was taken. re-
suItlhg IN the election OF Mr.. CrOWthcr
D! unanimous vote. Aldermen Hoeiiing
ana EImrhuofI acting as tClcrS.
Juan CARA was nominated for >ecOnd
assistant marshal, % succeed Captain
ferrz: ana was ei"c'ed by vote of 10 TO l..
Az TINS the MpNlcan element in the cOun-
Gil chamber. gave hearty applause.
for 10 "Fioa p iaIeu OgIo l ILe OouG
milk insDoctOr and was nnaninoT.I,,
elected.
DR. r Manper was nnvt nominated for
CITY phvSicfa6 IN I'm Dr Rramnn 'o% ~
place Tn0n a Tnamimons voto '', of tbo
conncf he was declared eIectoT u 'ii'
Jospph Kohr who for tba mast t,.olvo
wears has held the oIfire If nipht cIorI, a,
the pojicp Station was nnH1ipo T,ei b a.
Mav6r PaschaI for no saO1n a. OG
was elected eleven aIdormn1 U Ia'ino, anu III
favor of Mr. Kan and o ,li,i a, nGT,ms III
election anu oN' "S"'"S' HIS
Col Jamasp Nawoor,b ,,,os .I,o,, No.,
mated for clerk IF tbn rocorJe triSn n nor
and was nv y uoanir'o,It go III - ~ =,
connciI declared aIanIoG ti'i0uS 'oUe Vi Vne
The name Of Thomas 7 UurboS vbo
has for vaaTS bonn Or, dd,usti'' mno
niaced bafora tho coHnciI as was
Tor tho Same of,oo liz e' 10y te
member Voring nav ""' e''eu' o"e
Tbomas Pifo uIaSyoIoo,od % .I,,oe.oo.
Alamo Epannr NV a. Toto of ~ tnJ oLlIce Vi
Al his Dprio5 ~ W p Ot - ~ -. =.
the comncfT tb oG hn vi aSChaL sIaI@d 10
oumCit ndC ne was uoI prepared 10
that the matter be deferred until the nevt
regular session, which win Re hold Mon.
dav afternoon I-Ho,. roo,io, Ile ot , Mo,I
man French the mayor's rpoHest was
granted. l'''' was