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paiu each year On or peio'e jug
penalty OF per cent. and interest al
.aa.s
"uueu'
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that the revenue derived from the In
couo tax I'll, h. con mn o0o n vear Other
.,. w 80 .oe ono ooo A., ,,o
ooo mn n, mi. Ner yort,s men of
wealth and others not termed wealthy.
but who live comfortably more than
Aooo year. VIII pay large proper
ton.
poor Rv..e,I s,r.
Russell Sage will contribute about
sso. 900. and his sc. year clerk. il he
- -, ,,,...s -, A.. r,,io
mas one, VIII I've oohseu 'o uo h'''e
over days work for Uncle Sam.
IT in for those who talk of hardships
Il, ~. ,noor,a ,ax =, aa,arr,Ina ,,ha,har
Ia ZIG INCOME 'aN W ue'.i ''.ne "ne'".'
the clerk will give over his $40 or Uncle
Rueeell his 500. 900 with most regret.
ihe uis'ihet'oli vi peihb 'hcie ""ih
best-paying individual will belong to
William Waldorf Astor. But then his
,.a 4. -. 90 aoo ooo 81
income 10 ABDUL $o'"V'cv year. 30 h'S
bank account will not suffer to any great
extent because Of n payment TO the Gov
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ernIneht OF 20, ~. imam Wauo r.
Astor, nussei oase anu 'ne Jay Sou.u
estate IoiioW IN tne oroer Iaheu Oh the
eInount Oh ncone tah 70 pal9 ny ehch'
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NO YACHT RACE TO-DAY.
NiaiIant = britannia Match Post.
pOned Owing to n Gnle.
IDy Associated Prcss)


FRESHWATER. Isle of Wight Aug
15.-The private match arranged be-
tween Mr.. George j. Gould and the
Prince of Wales. to sail Vigilant and
Britannia fifteen miles to windward and
return. for cup offered by Lord
Wolverton. was postponed indefinitely
this morning, owing to the fact that a
gale of wind was blowing, making it i'm
possible for the yachts to put to sea.
The Times says II is probable that
the decision of the Gould brothers not
to contest in yesterdays regatta lost
Nigilant race.
The failure Of the Messrs. Gould to
race Vigilant yesterday is still adversely
commented upon on all sides. One
newspaper says: I'VE hear so much
about what Nigilant can do in a hard
wind that It would have been only
sportsmanlike to give Satanita a chance
of proving her. The excuse that Vigi-
liant was preparing for to-day does not
hold. 1t must be noted that Britannia
does not need to go into training"
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Threatened A COMMITTEE
Five Policemen Required to Re-
strain a SRloon-K eeper.

KEARNY, N. j.. Aug. 15.-Patrick
Maher, a saloon-keeper. caused q small
riot at the meeting of the Township
Committee last night. The trouble was
over the granting of a license, and 1t
became SO serious that five policemen
application for license was opposed
by the Rev. ID. G. Preyer, of the Knox
Presbyte rian Church, and the License
Committee reported against the saloon
keeper.
Maher was not allowed to address the
committee and then he began to yell
and curse. He was three times carried
bodily out of the room by the five po-
licemen, but each time he returned. He
threatened the Committee with the
direst vengeance. and said he would run
his saloon with armed Italians for bar
keepers and bouncers. The COMMITTEES
finally adjourned.
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they PRAY
FIR A VETO.
Here's What the Income Tax
Means TO Metropolitan
MillioDaires.
$4,000 FROM WV. hsT0R.
And John D. Rockefeller May
Have to Give Up sl52,225s
Year to UHols Sam.
SAD ABoUr "nErrY" GREEN.
Peer Woman, II 10 Estimated that the
Collectors viii b Unkind Enough
. to Ask Her for $4,000.
! SAD ABoUr "HETrY" GREEN.

II miliionaires ever pray. and the most
humble man will admit that men of
wealth are sometimes suppliant. 1t Is
to be presumed that there are many
silent petitions being sent forth that
President Cleveland will veto the Tariff
bill. and thus kill the provision for the
levying Of an income tax.
Although the Der cent. tai provided
for on incomes Of more than 1900 will
be contribution OF but one dollar out
OF nifty to Uncle Sam, It Is generally
believed that in many mansions the
wealthy owners look upon the tax as a
great hardship.
The tar can now be stopped only by
President Cleveland's veto. and the
wealthy. who are praying for that. must
realize that they are hoping for what
other persons consider highly improb-
able.
Nearly Two Years Yet.
They have until July, 1895. however, to
save the cash that the country de-
The evening world., 1894-08-15
MUST SUE FOR BACK PAY.
Lynch Cannot Force the Placing Of
His Name on BrOoklyn's Pay-RoI.

Brooklyn's Inspector OF Streets. Peter
C. Lynch must sue for 500 back pay in
the regular way II he desires to recover
the amount he alleges is due him from
the City Works Department. Such Is
the ruling made by Justice Bartlett In n
decision handed down In the Supreme
Court, Brooklyn, this morning.
Lynch became connected with the City
Works Department in October, 1892, as
an inspector ~ streets at a salary OF 800
per month, Shortly after Commissioner
Alfred 4, White took charge OF the
Department, Feb. ! last, Lynch was
asked to I'LL out blank resignation.
Lynch says he did so under pressure.
April Il the resignation was accepted
Lynch was suspended until June %,
when. after a hard struggle, he was re-
instated 10y Commissioner White. Lynch
says he asked Commissioner White to
put his name on the pay-rolls, so that
he could get his back pay, Commits
sioner White refused to do this.
Lynch then brought mandamus pro-
Ceedings to compel him to do it,, The
application for writ has been denied
by Justice Bartlett.
The evening world., 1894-08-15
Round About Town.

The explosion OF q coal oil lamp started . small
are at 7ts o'clock this morning in the room.
Roosevelt street. The damage was nominal.
jeremiah McGrath, fifteen years old, OF IN
cherry street. vas held In the EsseI Marks,
purse containing 81 from the hands Of Mrs. MARY
Aoramson. OF rs East Broadway, last night
James Sweeney, printer. thirty-ny years old.
no n, home was held for trial in the Esser Msrk.
Police Court to-day. While drunk. yesterday. II
Is alleged, he stole a bundle OF lamp wicks val
wed at 10 cents, from the store OF HymAr
Schwartz at u Chrystis street.
In the ESSEX Market Police Court to-day. Jus.
tlce slmms held Philip Ernst. twenty-ons year.
old, Of 1870 Blocker street, for trial on q charge
to his employer. Anton Sssin@sn. Ss.Ist r.
picture frames and religious figures. at los East
Thirteenth street.
Antonio Rocco, an Italian. who keeps a fruit,
stand at Fourth street and Avenue b. Was com.
mitted to await the action Of United States Com.
missioner Shields. by Justice simms, In tn.
Essex Market Police Court to-day. He is &C.
cussd OF passing a counterfeit - bill.
LsbA sunshine, nfty-six years old. fell down.
stairs At 2+s West Twenty ninth street at S. Il
O'Clock this morning and was killed.
Francis X. Zslier, a saloon keeper OF ga
Fifth street, made a charge OF assault against
Joseph sohunnk, forty-thrss years old. OF the
same address. in the Essex Market Police court
defendant cut The compllinsnts scalp with !
beer glass. lie claimed that he acted In self,
defense lie was held for trial.
fninp bauer, OF zei East Fourth street. wal
held for examination on q charge OF reckless
driving In the Essex Market Police Court to-day.
He IL charged with running over eleven year OLD
Benjamin LiebsrmAn. OF i5s Chrystie street yea,
terday. breaking his right leg.
There was . quarrel In the tenement At II
Dry Dock street last night. and MIRA Mary Nc
ouiilAn was arrested and In the Essex Market
Polics Court to-day was ansd %.
trial In Essex Alrksf Court to-day for ssllins
liquor after hour4 He save bonds nor trial.
Hs1ry Gregory, lIxtssn Year, cid, Of sos EsS
one H41te1 and Sixth street was hsld for tFil
.ss% ssS vs''ss is;ss s = sssss '''
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SAVED BY THE CROWD.
Supposed Insane Man Tried Il
Throw Himself Under n Car.

A gloomy-looking individual. who de-
scribed himself as William G. Hope.
thirty-six years old, of Ga Laight street,
was committed to the insane pavilion
at Bellevue Hospital to-day by Justice
Taintor for examination.
Policeman Griffin. of the West Sixty
eighth street station, who brought him
to court, said that he had been In
formed that the man had tried to COM
NIT suicide by throwing himself under
the wheels of a surface car.
Early this morning Griffin had his
attention called to Hope by crowd OF
people standing around him at the
corner of Seventy first and Western
boulevard. on making inquiries he
learned that they had prevented Hope
from committing suicide.
Hope would not speak, but looked sad.
Griffin placed him on a car to take him
to court. The car had proceeded but a
short distance when Hope suddenly
broke away from Griffin and dove head
first from the platform. Griffin recap
tured him after a short chase.
The evening world., 1894-08-15
ANNOYED BY DETECTIVES.
Apartments Twice Searched on Al.
legged Fictitious Complaints.

Mrs. Greenburg. who lives with her
husband and four children at ITO Forsyth
street. has recently been annoyed by de-
tectives. who have searched her rooms
upon the authority of complaints re-
ceived at the police station and at the
Board OF Health.
on Saturday call was received from
plant that Mrs Greenburg maintained
disorderly house. Again. on Monday.
an officer from the Board OF Heat
searched the apartments for an alleseo
case of infectious disease.
Mrs. Greenburg alleges that the com
plants emanate from a tenant IN the
house who has been ordered out as
nuisance. She has invoked police pro-
lection.
The evening world., 1894-08-15
The Duke of York siandered.
(By Associated PrsssD

LONDON, Aug. ia letter. signed
by Sir Francis Knollys, Is. e. NJ. G., one
of the Grooms in Waiting upon the
Prince OF Wales, is republished to-day,
saying that the Prince OF Wales directs
him TO say that there is not a shadow
OF foundation for the report that the
Duke OF York was married previous
TO his union with Princess May OF Teck.
The letter adds that the report OF a
previous marriage was obviously in
vented TO cause pain and annoyance to
the young couple.
The evening world., 1894-08-15
BOXED FOR THE KAISER.
PuEiIists Appeared before Him at
AIdershot Camp Yesterday.

LONDON, Aug l5,-Emperor William
left Gravesend on the Imperial yacht
Hohenzollern last evening for home.
At Aldershot Camp yesterday after
noon the Emperor was entertained by
a boxing and fencing display at the AL
dershot Gymnasium. In addition to
bouts between troopers, spirited rep
resentation OF prize-rng fighting was
given by two heavyweight and two
lightweight champions. The Emperor
seemed TO heartily enjoy the exhibition
The evening world., 1894-08-15
MUST KEEP OUT OF NEWARK.
Police Won't Permit MOwbray 70
Preach Anarchism Again.

NEWARK. N. j.. Aug. 15.-Capt. Cor.
bett. Of the First Precinct. says that IL
Anarchist Mowbray returns to this city
and attempts to make another OF MS
characteristic speeches he will be ar
rested.
Capt. Corbett SAYS that II the Anar-
chists hold another meeting he VIII az
tend himself and make notes or wha t
the speakers say. He would use tnls
they were arrested.
The evening world., 1894-08-15
Missouri Republicans.
tBy Associated Press }

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo. Aug, 10.
A fight over the temporary chairman
ship delayed the opening OF the Repub-
lican State Convention until noon to-
day, The Kansas City delegation went
into caucus and adopted resolution
declaring for Col l.. II, Waters for
temporary chairman, Major William
Warmers name not being mentioned.
After a wrangle in Convention Hall,
Major Warner won. Col. Waters will
be permanent chairman.
The evening world., 1894-08-15
EXPLOSION AT NEW CROSS.
Anarchists Mail nm Internal Dcvic,
in England.

LONDON, Aug. l5.-An explosion oc-
CURED last night in small stationer's
store to which the New Cross Post
Office is attached. 1t was caused by a
quantity of gunpowder and nitro-gly-
cerine wrapped in heavy paper.
The explosive package was inserted
into the letter-box slit. on a portion of
the paper was written: In memory of
Ravachol. Bourdin, valiant and Santo."
The evening world., 1894-08-15
Gov. Flowers TourinE.

BUFFALO, Aug. b,-Gov. Flower VIII
arrive here at AIS this afternoon from
the Thousand Islands. He win stay
here over night. and depart In the morn
Ing for Chautauqua. where he VIII -
liver an address at r. NJ to-moftoW
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SIXTEEN WORKMEN BURIED.
Collapse of n BuiidinR May Have
Killed Eleven.

BUDAPEST. Aug. l5.-The new Han
dlesbank building at SzathmarNemeth
collapsed yesterday, burying sixteen
workmen in the ruins,
Five OF them were extricated. They
were severely injured. 1t is feared that
the others are dead.
The evening world., 1894-08-15
HAD A TWO WEEKS OUTING
Return of the Children Who Have
been Entertained by Miss Gould.

The children belonging to Mrs. George
J. Gould's kindergarten and Potted
Plant Association returned to-day from
a two weeks outing at Woody Crest.
They were a sunburned. happy lot Of
little ones and attracted much attention
on their arrival at the Grand Central
Depot. Each one had a huge package
Gould.
They were met at the station by Col.
A. b. de Frece. director of the Associa-
ton, and Miss Frankie A. King, the
Secretary.
The evening world., 1894-08-15
Split In a Common. Committee.
(By Associated Prsss.)

LONDON, Aug, l5.-A split has oc-
Cured among the members OF the House
OF Commons Committee. which Is con-
sidering the Irish Land acts. A minor
ity. representing the views OF landlords.
have seeded.
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Arrested for Choking HI. Mother

PERTH AMBoY. N. j.. Aug. 15.-Fred
Keller. who has reputation of being a
bad boy, was arrested to-day upon a
ing his aged mother to death. He has
served several terms In jail for various
offenSes. Hs mother u In q critical
condition. :. - n
The evening world., 1894-08-15
SOLOMON FRANK ASSIGNS.
Preferences for ssOO.6O, Assets Net
stated.

Solomon Frank, a dealer In clothing
and furnishing goods at 1862 Eighth ave-
nue.. made an assignment to-day to Jo-
seph Baruch, giving preferences for
$e9O50.
The amount OF assets and liabilities is
not stated,
The evening world., 1894-08-15
MORENO-LAENGER NUPTIALS.
Married July %, hut Announcement
Not Made Until To-Day.

The marriage of Photographer Moreno,
of APO Fifth avenue, with Miss Clara
Laenger was announced to-day. The
marriage took place July 2s last in st.
Lawrence's Roman Catholic Church, in
West Eighty-fourth street, but was not
made public before to-day, owing to the
fact that the couple had been too happy.
Mrs. Moreno says, to think of anything
else but their honeymoon, most of which
was passed in the Highlands.
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E,sn Mo.asitoe. complain,
ORION N. wssAius,oa stsr)

0rom the wsshiuston stsr)
Pretty hard times." raid one mos
quito.
Yer" ssplied the other; n DON'T know
| %nen We have presented Gus bills %
$40 With - fes eolisotiona.e
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yes read rhs Eys.i.E wsria,
Pc ses ss~a shs Sunday Esriai
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Had wrinkies to spare.

R.om Tid-Bits)
Elder sister-oh. you fancy yourself
very wise. dare say. but ] could give
you wrinkle or two. az
Younger sister-No doubt--and isYer
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rsu read Ths Eveni.s wesIdi !
Ne ysr READ ths sunday werias
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-11
VARIOUS INIQUITIES.
THIEVES RAID A SALOON CELLAR AND STEAL
WINE.
Three Arrests NADIA Shsep Stolen from a
Wagon Criminal Court Procssdings-IhisVss
and Providers Annoy CllzsnS

Yesterday afternoon Officers Westand
Herbert arrested Harry Hill, George
Shell and E. Arnet on the charge Of en-
tering the cellar OF the saloon kept by
Louis Bachelii, at No. 927 Market street,
and stealing therefrom fourteen gallons
Of wine, valued at $3.50. Later war
rants we're issued before Justice Gill
lespy, and the parties were held for an
examination ats p. N. on Tuesday. The
accused were in the saloon up TO
about midnight, and when the proprie-
tor shut up they came back, opened
the celler door, and filed sundry bot
ties with wine from the barrel. They
then drank all they could conveniently
hold, and on having neglected to turn
of the faucet, and all the wine remain
ing in the barrel ran out on the cellar
floor. There is some doubt about the
guilt Of one Of the accused-Arnet, but
none whatever about the others, as
they were seen handing the bottles out
on the sidewalk.
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THIEVES AND PROVIDERS,
Several items Pertaining to the Move
mentB of Those individuals.

Several items Pertaining 20 the move
ment5 of Those individuals.
Friday night thieves again entered
the grocery store Of +. NJ. Bowers, OF
Benwood. They entered by prying the
shutters oUen. Evidently another OF
the robbers forced the rear store door,
and entered in this way, it having been
found open In the morning. Many ar
ticles were taken, and the store not be-
ing open for business now, the articles
missed nor their value was rot ascer-
tslned.
About one o'clock Friday morning two
burglars tried to gain an entrance TO the
residence of James Archibald, who lives
on Main street, between Twenty-third
and Tweuty-fourth streets. They pried
open the rear window, and were about
10 enter when Mr.. Archibald GOT his
ewes on them. Others OF the family
were aroused. The shot gun, which
had grown rusty In waiting for Just
such an occasion, was brought out, but
il could not be made to work and the
robbers escaped.
About one o'clock yesterday morning
thieves tried to force an entrance to the
home Of Daniel West, 1S4 Eighteenth
street. Mr.. West and family were Wis
iting on the Island. The neighbors saw
the thieves prying open the shutters OF
a rear window. A policeman was notl-
fed, but when he got there the rascals
had escaped.
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Souvenirs from Mexico.

Policemen and fremen Of the Fifth
ward put on unusual dignity Yesterday.
On closer inspection IL was found that
these popular gentlemen had something
OF which they might be proud. In q
conspicuous place they wore a beautiful
scarf pin Of silver, cut from a Mexican
coin, and representing the coat Of arms
OF the Republic Of Mexico. Miss Mary
Maxwell, Of POO Market street, got
home from a tour in Mexico q few days
ago and while there she did not forget
the police and hremen Of her ward,
but bought each q handsome souvenir,
which she presented with thanks TO the
officials for their application % dut. 10
the ward To say they appreciate be
kindness and thank the donor would lot
be saying enough.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-11
CRIMINAL COURT.
Business Transacted Before Judge Jordan
Yesterday.

Busiusss Transacted Before Judge Jordan
Yesterday.
In the case Of State V. w. H. Edwards
the demurrer to the indictment was
overruled aad the case ser for March
3Oth.
In the cases OF State Y. James Wood
wood, Albert WaIchli, Albert Crum-
hacker, VIM. Ward and George Bach
man, there were pleas Of guilty OF
petit larceny, and the defendants we're
sentenced 10 five days In jail.
In the case Of State V. Geo. Watson, a
fine of S. and costs was imposed.
Fines Of So and costs were imposed IN
the cases OF State v. Edward Dailer,
Nellie Warner, Florence Stephens,
Alice Bradford, Mary Jones, Doris kel-
son, Pearl Brooks and Mona Boston.
Kitty Lee and Ella Miller were fined
$50 and costs.
The case Of State V. Fanny Shepherd
was continued until next Saturday.
Arguments were heard and submit
ted on the demurrers to the indictments
in the cases Of State V. W. W. Rodgers,
j. P, Harry Temple, James P. Bach
man, Susan Mulvey, and several others
OF less Importance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-11
INDUSTRIAL TOPICS
Points Picked Up About the Mlu' and
Factories.

Points Picked Up About the Mills and
Factories.
Yesterday was pay day az the River
side iron works.
Business is reported great deal bet
ter at the Wheeling bakery.
The Wheeling steel works will go on
next Wednesday, II is reported.
Nearly all the La Belle nailers made
a full week last week. The prospects
are bright.
The Bellalre steel works will be on In
full in the morning. They made a great
run last week.
About l6, 600 pounds OF "Mail Pouch"
was shipped yesterday from Bloch Bros.
by the c., l.. 81 w.
The heaters and nall factory men OF
the Belmont mill made six days last
week. No steel 10 on hand, and the
mill will not run I'LL the Wheeling steel
works 90 on, which will be about the
middle Of this week.
The break at the blowing engine OF
the blast furnace az the Riverside was
repaired so that IL could resume yester-
day morning. Philip Jobes and Fred
Stein deserve great credit for the re-
pair OF the engine so soon.
Wood Bros. have the contract for
building fine frame house OF seven
rooms on the Island. for John LipIsy.
This firm has also the contract and be-
gun building q residence for Thomas
Saunders, OF Martins Ferry.
The potters OF the city held a meet
ing yesterday afternoon at their head
quarters at Menge 81 HoWley's hall.
The only business done was to arrange
for the coming entertainment. The
best talent In this locality is being Sc
cured.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-11
n y n- nniclsl, in Town.

FRIDAY it CHANGED that there was
Quite an array OF B. & o. officials in
the city. They came in separate parties
and were in the city on business. They
were: Charles Frick, general freight
agent, Of Baltimore; Wm. T. Schuck,
b. q o. store keeper at Grafton, who
was here mainly TO attend the Shrine's
meeting and was en- route to Pittsbnrg;
r. NJ. Sheets, Of Grafton, superintend-
ant of the Western division; SuPerin-
tepdapt III. B. Suffer, Of the Wheeling
4 Pittsburg division, from Pittsourg;
]. E. Cassen, Division Engineer Main
tainspee of Way, OF Pittsburg, and
Thomas Lindsay, general foreman OF
tbe n. & o. Glenwood railroad shops.
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The nrIdrsnort PrlmarIes.

Ouite a large vote was poled at the
Republican primaries at Bridgeport yes
terday, with the following result The
secret, or Australian, ballot was used:
First Ward-Mayor Geo. Pitner, 2s; T.
w Williams, 90; w. G.. A. McAninch,
=: J. +. Clark, 80. Marshal, Thomas
Thompson, So; Ed. Kellar, 30; John
Stuff, II. Clerk, w. K. Eberle, 49,;
Charles Howell, 119. Treasurer Chas.
H. Zane, 20; Walter G.. Lewis, 81; Frank
r. Davis, II. Council, Shannon Sells, 1872
Assessor, s. A. Clemens %, j. o. Dun
can 10 James McHugh 20.
Second Ward-Mayor, w. G. II. Nc
Annich IA, George Pitner II, T.W. Will
liams Is, J. Z. Clark q. Marshal,
Thomas Thompson So, Ed Kellsr 10, j.
w. STUFF 81. Clerk, w. F. Eberle 50,
Charles Howell 40. Treasurer, Charles
Zane "a, w. G. Lewis 81, Z. r. Davis
Ga. Council, w. W. Baggs 81
J. Z. Freeman 40, Joe Nc
Connaughy 70. John Porter rs,
Assessor, Geo. Linesetter 81, Chas.
Bratton 81.
Third Ward-Mayor, Geo. Pltuer 3,
T. w. Williams AZ, w. G.. II. McAninch
Al, J. +. Clark 5. Marshal, Ihos.
Thompson 81, Edward Keller 10, John
w, Stuff So. Clerk, w. f. Eberle 43,
Chas. w. Howell So. Treasurer, Chas.
Fl. Zane 70, w. g. Lewis 81, Frank r.
Davis 81. Assessor Solomon Douds IS.
Z. C. McAninch SO. Cemetery Trustee,
A. Sells g..
Total number Of votes polled 300,
electing the following ticket: 7. W..
Williams. Mayor; John Stuff, Marshal;
Charles Howell, City Clerk; T. Z. Davis;
City Treasurer; Assessor, First ward,
J. o. Duncan; Assessor, Second ward,
Chas. Bratton; Assessor, Third ward,
Ed. McAnlnch. Council, First ward,
Ward s. Sells; Council, Second ward,
Joe NcConnaughy; Council, Third
ward, John Porter.
VIM. H. Howell was elected Squire
at the Pease Township primaries.