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Evening journal., 1895-11-29
General Eiaeier's sensible surrestion


Members Of the National Guard. those
OF Delaware included, have warm
ffiend and earnest advocate in General
Fiager, chief. OF the Ordnance Buraau
he sdvlses tho government to arm the
state militia With modern wespors. his
preference being the 45 calibre Sorlug
Esld rihs as against the eag-Joi ganson
weapon, which Is now so prominent o.
the subject Of discussion in army circles.
The National Guard is the left arm Of
tho War Department l. is q question Il
1t is not strong enough to wipe
the regular army out Of existence,
were the two 60 come in conflict. Think
then, what q powerful reserve force the
Government has Ia It's well-drilled
citizen soldlery With improved
weapons they could meet any Zoe which
might be sent against rs, and stand
ready At an times TO repress lauiessness
AID violence Of domestic chlraoter when
it had got beyond the pawef Of the civil
authorities By al means les us have
the beat weapons that the markc.
aHords l. Is az little as the naticn
can DO for men who serve without pay,
and who stand ready 10 take the field At
any hour.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29

Pennsylvenis's goal in danger, tho play
being 30 Ccrnolls s territory nearly all the
timo
Cornell's eleven was weak, but there
were individual players on the.toain who
covered themselves with glory. Bcacham,
at left half back; Fitch, at left tackle, and
Swootland, at right tackle, played brill
liantly, as did also Captain Wyokoff, con-
sidering his condition.
During the first half Boaoham was used
at every opportunity, and he generally
managed 10 gain from two to five yards
before being thrown. But'the strain was
too much for him, and no was intrustod
with the bail but comparatively little in
the second half
Cornoils gains were made through left
tackle and an occasional advance through
the center, whilo Pennsylvania made her
gains at almost any point which tho team
would strike. Every man on tho rod and
blue eleven played as though his life do
pended upon the game, and all acquitted
themselves nobly. Brooke made one 10
yard run and also a 75 yard run, but in
the lattor the ball was brought back and
given to Cornell for holding Minds also
made one run OF 65 yards, and Colbert
carried the ball 40 yards through the en-
tire Cornell team before being caught
from behind by Taussig Farrar at right
tackle played his bost game Of the season.
Timo and again did no break through and
throw the Cornell men, frequently for a
loss Woodruff, Minds Colbert, Williams
and Brooke also played brilliantly.
Iho teams lined uD as follows:
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
ITEMa ne IN .EREsT.

"Any Of your hoRrders left Won. Mrs. Hash
croft Gaksd the butcher. 'Nour meat bill
this week aia't more than twn-thirds Whist &c
usually ig.n No there haven't ANY of them
laft yet," said the iandlady. "But I've got "a
new boafdar who uses scented hair-oil ~
Cincinnati Tribune.
Blood and nerves are worry closely related.
k op the hiond rich, pure and healthy with
No1d's ~arssparilla and you win have no
trouble from nervousness.
Hoods illg nre the bcsl after-dinner pills.
asst digestion, prevent constipation. 25c.
He who steals our purse steals trash, but
the stal CLERK VITO steals our exchanges Is
stealing largo chunks of bitter trouble for
himself. -bmgh6mtol Herald.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
chIef rerrymnn convlated.

EuFALA, l. r., Nov. 20. - The long
drawn out Impeachment proceedings
against J.. @. Pomyman, the retiring chief
OF tho Crock Nation, terminated at Ok
mulgoo IN his conviction Of maladminis-
tratlQn ii@l0loe Tho only penalty is in
capacity for holding Office. Isparhechor,
tho newly elected chief will take his scat
Doc o. and IA the meantime Acting Chief
Ballot VIII continue 20 act
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
nnndlnr rell 1nto ID Illyer.

rary woodon structure over the Connooti-
cut rive at West Lebanon collapsed and
foll into tho rivor. Tho Berlin Bridge
company which was constructing a now
bridge at that point, lost so tons Of iron.
The wator ia the river was very high and
washed away the temporary bridge before
anything could he done to save it.
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-. Mlnl-tsrlaI Alnadle.

LENA, Peru, via Galveston, Nov. 3D.
President piorola has expressed his con
viotion that the services OF tho minister's
have been performed in accordance with
tho national wish, Notwithstanding the
vote Of consuro passed by the chamber OF
deputies, tho senate nonconourring, and
has accordingly refused to accept the resig-
ignation of tho cabinet. TO expects, he
says, that their patriotism viii cause them
TO continue in office.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
STREET 8 SEWER DEPARTMENT. SAN

'AA'AHA SE |" A.IN DER ~. AnlA-N y, -
DY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT OF THE
- Mayor Of the city Of Wilmington, TO Us
directed, will be exposed at public sale at 2
O'Clock D. m,
ON WEDNESDAY. THE ELEVEN III DAY
OF DECEMBER. A. D., 1895,
at the county Court House, ia the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle county and state OF
De aware, all that certain lot or pie 70 Of land
situate in the city Of Wilmington aforesaid:
Beginning az a point on the westerly side Of
HarrsOn street. at the distance of seventy six
feet from the nOrtherly side Fifth street.
thence westerly parallel with Fifth street
ninety-flve feet to a stake. thence northerly
parallel with Harrison street eighteen feet T.
smother stake. thence CastcrlF parallel with
Fifth street ninety-dvs feet to the said 8. de OF
Harrison street and thence thereby sorthcrly
eighteen feet t. the place OF beginning.
Seized and taken ia execution as the prop
erty OF the estate OF Frederick Buckman and
TO be sold by
TBE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
STREET AND SEWER DEPARTMENT.
n. B-The abave named property is to be
sold to satisfy a lien thereon for curbing and
sewer.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
nracnincenco.

From the London Spectator.
We confess 20 an interest which to
many excellent porgons will seem unsc-
oountable IN tho details Of the Vanderbilt
wedding. IL interests rs. who disbellsva
10 equality, even as an ideal, to see the
way IA which the new nobility, the men
who are coming everywhere 10 the
surface with mere than the usual means
OF an arlstocracy with al its pretensions,
and with much OF It's ancient hold on the
popular Imagination, botrsy the ancient
taste for visible msgniicsnce Every
class oi the kind, as 10 rlees to the sur.
face. b3trays that taste bat it does not
always betray it Ia the same way, aud 10
is most curious 90 observe the now
American method 10 Is not SO far ae
We can zee. either an original
or an admirable one The Ameri
can billionalro Is armored in frlends
and dependents; bnt be dseg not, lizo
the Roman nohls. delight ia troops Of
"clients. OF, like tho aristocracy Of tho
Middle Ages. exult ia regiments Of armed
followers, or like the afistocrats Of
Europe. secludo himself in an ancient
park, With q house which win hold an
army otservsnts. and horses that might
mount troop oi cavalry. It is rather
the luxury Of the Jew which he Affects
s city house flled with rich things, costly
furniture, collections OF bric brac. heaps
of things IN gold and silver aud embroid-
ely 20 pours ont money on festsl
occR8ions rs from purse cf Foriunsius; I;
be makes feaaia as Of the Great King
3elshazzr; he clothes his womankind
ia glorious raiment and Jewels that En-
pifsses might envy There Is magnif
csnee OF e kind ia 10 ALL but 80 is the
Oriental magnifcence and there runs
through 10 all, ga Paul Bourgat has
cbseryoi before as. tho Oriental note Of
l1-ess which vulsarizss everything.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
rho Sale OF Nigh GLASS Reef

For 4c per pound and upwards will be
continued each day until further notice
Sugar cured Corned Beef and Picked
Tongues always on hand. Something
new, Beef Sausage. very fine, los per
pound, try it. At Stalls G7. 6S, 50. SO,
South aisle Eighth Street Market House.
WILLIAM GLYNN,
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3. & 0. r. II.
SHOPPERs' GUIDE.
TRAM sERVICE BETWEEN WHINING
TON AND PHILADELPHIA


TON AND PHILADELPHIA.
LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE STA
Week-days ss.os. 555. eW $3.50. .7.t5.
$780, F9.l5, f9.iQ. Pl0I6. '10.35. lilo a. M;
el2.2i. $3.50. e1.59 2.20 $500, 1926. 4.55,
$3.50. ESQ. 1882. $50. 1000. 81 p. m.
Sundays. t3OS, T.l5, $50. r9.l0. al016. r1I.35
a. M; l210 2.20. 1906, i.55. f5.32, $50, 1882
$50, 1000. sl1.00 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for VIII
weeis-days, $40. GEO. rs, 'Sl5. $50.
'i033. and 1LS0 a. m.; fl220 clio. el26,
200. $780, 1886. f4.15. 4.f9 '5.15. '5.ii, 600.
$50. '7.i3. eS2S. 1910. t1125 p. m.
Sundays. $40. 600. aS15. 900. 1i.30 am;
ai2eO. 1885, zoe. $3.50. el15, PLf9 6.30. s7.l8,
aS23. 1910 and el1.3l p. m.
Trains leave Wilmington for Twelfth
and Market streets, weekdays f3.oS 1870,
$3.50, 'l01d, Pl0.35 a. m, +i32, and sll.O0 pm.
sundays, t3.oS. rl0l6, ell.3j a. m.; fl.32
and fll.O0 p. IN.
Trains leave Twelfth and Market streets
for Wilmington. weekdays, 1920. t1.5j.
'lo.l6 a. M, f72l p. m.
Sundays, $500. 1855, a. M; r7.27 p. M.
Express trains.
One way tickets to PHILADELPHIA ...... &c
Excursion tickets good for two DAYS 81. 90
A-day round-trip tickets .............. 1.15
Monthly, 60-trip tickets ................10.O0
Quarterly. lS)-trip tickets .............22.95
Family, 5Q-trip tickets .....,............1S.S5
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
Univeraity o. Pannaylvania Versus Cornell

Univeraity of Pennsylvania Versus Cornell.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 29.-The Uniyer-
sity Of Pennsylvania football eleven de-
feated the Cornoll team by the score of 40
TO ., thus winding up the football season
with a clean record Of victories to her
credit
Two touchdowns and goal from the
field in the first half and four touchdowns
and "a goal from the field in the second
half was the record of the red and blue,
while the Ithaca boys were able TO make
but two points during the entire game,
and this was due TO Brooko's inexcusable
tumble.
Devoid OF roughness replete with bril-
liancy it was just such a game as the
football enthusiast thoroughly enjoys.
Strategic play, scientific punts and bril-
liant all around interference were the foa-
lures Of Pennsylvania game. Cornell's
defeat can bo summed up in very fow
words-weak dofonse and still weaker in
terforcnco That tho team, with the OK
ception Of Captain Wyckof, were in the
pink OF condition there can be no doubt
but they were simply outclassed. Their
fun back, Ritchie, was lamontably weak,
and an exchange Of kicks between him
and Brooke was always good for from 10
Go 20 yards gain for the Pennsylvania
team
There was considerable fumbling which
can bo partly accounted for by the slip
perry condition Of tho ball. Woodrun's
tumble, WHOM no had carried the bali over
the Cornell goal lino cost Pennsylvania
tho loss OF a touchdown, and Brooke'a
tumble OF Williams pass gave tho Ithaca
boys their only points.
AZ no time during tho entire game was
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
Tlnanoini Trnubie cnusea Suicide.

WATERFOWL, N. r., Nov 90 Charles
rurdy, a wealthy resident Of Great Bend,
committed suicide by onttlng his throat
with "a knife He was 60 years ofa and
unmarried. Nonoy matters arc thought
90 DO tho cause
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
LyaehIng IS bod qaeatIan q poIIIIeg
worthy object of Pnblio support.

7"'-| ~ y = - ITI-7"''
Tho Water Witch Steam Fire Engine
Company has strong claim Tor support
upon the many wealthy and influential
residents Of the Seventh ward. G ener.
GUS subscriptions should be given it by
everyone who is in position to do So
The company stands as a safeguard
between the many handsome homes on
Delaware avenue and streets contiguous
thereto. and conaagi alton which isposslblo
at any time. Itthere 10 q fire company IN
this city which is deserving Of moral
ard material support II IS the Water
Witch.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
Adelbert Versns Pennsrlvnnln stnte.

CLEvELANB, Nov. 29.-Adolbert College
Of Western Reserve university played a
most remarkable game, and held the
Pennsylvania State college team down to
a tic game by scoro OF tOS
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
AReclmant ON ElheeIa.
Flom the New York san.

From the New York sun.
One Of the most striking recommenda
tlons 10 the report OF General Miles Is
that "a forcs EQUAL TO one full regiment
OF twelve compani be equipped with
5cycl and motor wagons aud their
utility thoroughly demonstrated by
sciusl service Ha observes that there
sro mote than 4 600 OH sers and men iu
the army who are able 70 use the bicycle
as means Of transportation, 80 that q
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
Virginia Versus North Carolina.

RICHMOND, Nov 29.-Tho University
of Virginia won the championship of tho
south by defeating the University of North
CarOlina-6 to D.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
Draaillan Craisor wrooiIod.

RIO JANERo Nov. 20.-The Brazilian
cruiser Uranus has been wrecked, the
commander and lvo Of tho crew being
drowned.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29

CAPTAIN BEMos PIERCE, SENECA INDIAN.
schaefer, Vermilyea, Hughes and Holman
did good work for tho Y. Nj. G. A. team.
The game abounded in many brilliant
long runs by the players Of both teams.
Tho Indians style of play was on the
mass play order, and most of their gains
woro made through the limo.
Uff g..
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
lo toams llned up II follows.

Score--Carlislo Indian school, 16; Y.
M. c. A., D. Umpire Claudio, Carlisle
Indian school, Roferco-Woodruf', Y NJ
G. A. Iinesmen-Wonzel, Y. NJ. c. A.,
and Powers, Y. NJ G.. A. Touchdowns-
Cayoo, 2 Seneca, / +; Vormilyoa, /. Goals
Pierce, @ Time Of halves, 90 minutes.
When the result was announced, tho In
dians gave their cry as follows: "Hollo,
helloe, who are we? Indians of Carlislew
Rogers is a Chippewa; Sohanandore,
WheoloolS and Metoxen, Oneidas; Lone
Wolf, q Kiowa; Hudson. Pueblo; Piorce
Jamison, Seneca and Irwin Seneoas.
There are 600 pupils at the Carlisle
school, all Of whom, in addition TO their
studies, learn some trade
Those who went 70 Manhattan field
with the expectation Of hearing the wild
soreeohes Of the untutorod children Of the
forest were disappointed There was a
complete lack OF the "big injun" feature
usually associated with wild west shows
Instead thoro came to the field as fine
and handsome "A lot of fellows as one could
wish Go see From physical, intellectual
and football standpoint they outclassed
their pale face opponents.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
nrown Versua Dnrtmouth.

Providence, Nov. 29-The victory OF
Brown over Dartmouth by a score Of 10
TO 4 places Brown in tho third place in
the football series Of New England col
leges.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
NIilnl IL = TrnIn.

UXnRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 90 John c.
LoarN 90 years old, of Millyillo was struck
by an express train and instantly killed.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29

Next Tho Rockefeller wedding. New
York's wedding bell seems composed OF
gold.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
make cellsstlon. Promnt1r.

Tire Street and Sewer Department owes
It 10 Itself AID TO the people not to allow
sewer. paving and curb liens to 80 m
Evening journal., 1895-11-29

health Is the very thing he neglects more
than anything else His health is the rope
by which he climbs TO success. It be-
hooves him TO keep the rope in good con-
dition, and not 10 neglect broken strands.
When the rope of health breaks even a
little bit, il should be mended at once. It
is easier 20 keep health than it is to regain
It, When a man feels himself running
down, when he realizes a loss Of vitality
and energy, ne must call halt He Is on
a down grade The strands of his rope
are parting rapidly.
DR.. Picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery
has helped thousands of men IN Just this
condition. il makes health. II makes pure
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kills germs II doesn't make any differ
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dyspepsia-ddney diseasc-rheumatisni-
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None of these diseases can retain hold on
the body when il is full of rich, pure blood.
Every man who cares TO keep his health should
have Dr llcrcc's Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser IA fncly Illustrated book Of zoos pages
sent 70 any address on receipt Of zI onc-cent
stamps TO cover cost oimliiinC oHiv
Address, AOELn's DiarENsaRT MEDICAL.
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Evening journal., 1895-11-29

Warren football team had something
to be thankful for. Yesterday was not
st Johns dly in any particular. Our
local players acquitted themselves with
credit. Tie ratlo being u 70 0
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
BuolIneil versus Dickinson.
FrnnI.lIn and lIershnlI Yersns s,Enrthmor.

SUNBURy, Pa, Nov 29.-Buoknoll uni
versity, 2S; Dickinson university, 0.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
The teams lined up as follows:

Touchdowns-Minds 4; Dickson, 2.
Goals-Brooke 6. Goals from field
Brooke 2. Rofereo-Laurio Bliss, Yales
Umpire-Paul Dashiel, Lehigh. Linesmon
Marshall Newell, Harvard; DR.. Charles
Schon, Pennsylvania. Time Of halves, SO
minutes.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29

An exchange says: "Ifthings keep on
there went be much Turkey left for
Thanksgiving
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
A ,ra,,s beolst

A mans health
carries him through
the world. lie de.
perds on It for en-.
joyment, for happi.
ness, for success, fof
the achievement Of
anything he has in
hand. Americans
take big chances.
Theyrisk everything
ia business. They
have confidence in
their brains and
their ability. The
American business
man is active, fexi-
bic, elastic. Knock
him down with fail
ure and he is up
again in a minute.
AS long as he keeps
his health, failure
doesn't mean any
thing to him. He
has lost a little time,
but that is all. If he
can keep his health,
le will go on 10 sue
cess. He feels sure
Of that. and vet his
Evening journal., 1895-11-29
The Venezuelan Ouoatlon.

LANCASTER Pa, Nov Franklin
and Marshall, AS; Swarthmore, 0.
Evening journal., 1895-11-29

Schedule in effect November 4, 1895.
LEAVE DELAWARE AVE-
NUE. DEPOT, EAST BOUND.
Express trains.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-30
Notice TO Mariners

- notice Is given that on or about
november ., 1875. n fixed white lantern
llsht VIII be established on the str;tc-
lure recently erected on Jones Rocks
northwcsterlr side OF the westerly en-.
trance To Captain Harbur Long Island
sound The focal plane of the light
VIII DC twenty-thrce feet above the rock
ana twenty-seven feet above mean
nigh water. The light will Illuminate
the entire horizon, ana may he seen
ABOUT -FOUR miles in clear wca thor. The
structure Is an iron skeleton supporting.
an IRON post Surmountcd by n snunre
day mark and bracket CARRYING tho Ian
tern. The entire structure is blarl;
Ihe approximate geographical nosi-
ton or the light. as taken from CHAR
No 20. of the United States Coast and
tieodetic Survey. Is: Latitude, north
~ degrees 80 minutes as secon,Isl.
longitude. west. - degrees. rs minutes
ot seconds). Bearings and distances
or prominent objects. as taken from
Inc abovc-namcd chart are: Great can
tain Island Clubhouse. Sc. is i, ~
miie; south summer house. Manursinr
Island. SW. ~ w. 81 miles.
On the same date Jones Rocks (;,s
Ruoy. painted black numbered / and
showing fixed white light. now mark.
ing Jones Rocks. viii he discontinued
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-30
ANOTHER ART RECEPTION.
Miss blanche Izcndrcn to Exhibit Her
Art Works

Miss Blanche NIoncure Hcnuren. who
has recently returned from Europe,
VIII to-day and tomorrow place on
exhibition at her studio, No. lip Butc
street several copies of famous paint
ings at the LuXembour. in Paris
which she made during the summer
months. together with her collection of
other works of art
The hours for visitors will no from
10 a. M. To p. m, and from to D. m.
each day.
a Firginian reporter last night view
ed several OF the paintings. which will
De shown To the public for the first
Time to-day. and the fair young artist
seemed to take great delight in exhib-
ting the beautiful specimens Of her
work
The most striking of the copies is per
haps The Abandoned Child" the urisi-
nal by Louis Deschamps. Ii represents
an infant wrapped in bundle of old
clothing left in the open air. Another
made famous by its delicacy of colour.
is Portrait of II Young Girl" from
Charles Chuplin's picture OF that name.
Naiade" is study Of the nude after
Jean-JacqueS Henner. while Il wonder
full atmospheric effect is shown in 'lTn
Pecheur." by Andres Zorn.
Besides these Miss Hendren has a
number of charcoal sketches made at
the Julian Academy in Paris. and
many home scenes which she has
placed on canvas and paper. for Miss
Hendren seems equally ut home in oil
or pen and charcoal work. The col
lection is certainly worth seeing
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-30

At well attended meeting Monday
night of Daphne Grove. No. l. United
Ancient Order of Druids, the following
officers We're elected:
Past Arch. ]. George Wolf Noble
Arch. G. S. KilpatricS: Vice Arch. II.
j. Rowland: Secretary. c. a. Horncr:
Treasurer. G. G. kirchmicr: Conductor.
j. l.. G. Cannon: Inside Guard. T.: a..
Cuddy: Outside Guard, J. c. Ranch.
Trustees. }. George Wolf. j. C. Ranch
and w. y. Stewart
After the meeting closed IL was OPEN
ed In Il special session Remarks were
made by Grand Marshall j. G.. s;icbcrt
ON the History Of Druidism: also by
Noble Arch J. George Wolf on THE OBJ
Jccts and Aims OF the Order" Other
remarks were made by G. s. Fitzpatrick;
and G. y. Horner
During the session the Crescent
Quartette. composed of Messrs. Cotton,
Sell. Grove AMI w Morton. and the
American Musical Quartettc. composed
Oh MeSSrs. Moore. Powell. Jenkins and
j. Morton, rendered some very select
music. While this organization is ono
Oh the youngest in the city, it is growing
weekly In membership and cnnteIi,s
Plates building Il hall for their private
use shortly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-30
Among Our Cotton ,Icu.

spot cotton in Liverpool advanced
s-32d Future contracts closed nrm,
G-64ths advance
futre contracts in New York ycster-
day were quite active. January con-
oaetS went up to S.Sh. but market re-
acteu, CLOSING steady nj about I, IN
!" points advance. january. S.71MS. "a:
March, SSIQSSs; May. SaS@rS.ss Sales
' oaIes' Spot quotations ad-
New Orleans market for future CON
tracts closed steady. II to lG points ad-
vanced. 3-l6c "u-
TO 3-l6 nom i-io
IN hve leading interior towns bave
received during the half week e. 80
oaies; against 1901 bales last Week
anu ie4 40 bales last year Stocks
last year. o"'cH
. New Orleans receipts for tomorrow
hai. estimated at from 10000 10 $4,000
5i,353 bales in 1893. ''' anu
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-30
TO Have An investigation.

~ meeting of the Merchants ,and
MA; MAJ. act urers Association was held
last night. and among other business
transacted their attorneys were in
structed to push the matter against the
sealer of weights and measure law "a
an immediate settlement The follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopt
Resolved, That n special committoo
be appointed TO examine into the moor
service oil gas TO the city of Norfolk
ana the excessive rate Of charges for
the same: also to make n comparative
examination OF the service and charges
here and cities Of like size. the said
committee TO report and recommend
sucn redress as would lie in the power
OF the citizens and OF this association