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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-08-15

COLUMBIA, Tex, August THE
citizens of this town were awakened
at about midnight by the ringing of
the bells on the steamer lliawatha of
the Columbia transportation company.
The river was falling from recent
rise and the boat, tied to the bank,
was settling on a sunken pile, which
soon pierced her bottom, tearing a
large hole through which the water
began to rush in. Many citizens Of
the town hurried to the boat and for
hours worked the pumps, while others
ian out lines to the shore to prevent
capsizing. Mr.. Il. l.. Smith and sew
eral others were in the hold endeavor-
ing to stop the leak. But the vessel
was doomed. Suddenly she began to
careen and a warning cry was raised,
Mr.. Smith and those in the hold just
managed to escape, when, tearing
loose from all fastenings, the boat
turned over on her side aud sank to
the bottom Of the river, where she
now lies. The IIiawatha was the
largest and finest vessel on the river,
costing her present owners $4,000.
She will be Il total loss.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-08-15

Miss Mary L. johnson of Rochester,
n. Y, was peremptorily fired from her
position as typewriter for appearing
at the office in bloomers.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-08-15

Nellie Newkirk, Big Prairie. o.,
girl, has a cancer on her tongue,
which the doctors say is due to her
habit OF chewing gum.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-08-15

The "holiness people of Tabor, Ia,
have discovered that the end OF the
world is right here They might wait
till Nansen gets back from the north
mole
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-08-15
STATE CONVERSATIONS.
A Brsvlsry 1T Daily Happenings frod
Various Sources

'"''""N 9our"'N
At Chriosman. Bm,leson oountv. o,,
dav recently. Dan Mitchell was sho.
and killed bv Rome Haddox. who theL
shot himself through the heart, bota
men dying almost instantly. about
twenty feet apart The circumstan-
ces were as follows Mitchell and
HaddoX we're brothers-in-lhw' and the
trouble seems TO nave grown out OF
the custody OF astep-chiId OF MltcheP
ABOUT when there were some marc
words the previous evening Mitch
ell, in company with his wife and sis
ter, was moving in two wagons
Rome HaddoN, on horseback had
been riding by the wagons, keeping
up an apparently friendly converse
o ,ou V,' n,t Uh I ho n5, n sids
ot RI Ni;i p rs,+omand draSinn hi.
Uis t' ,nid hi Inv - Nv" '." %"' road, yo,n m
pnS' , 'oiN 80 A. IS 49, e,sI -,
Nil atI N Wv. sho. oa,o,inn s6nrid'
az. "nd n .,' ont ,ns, bo,ow ,ho
nIt.et.'u' - t.,,,,,
'',,., ,,...! J"D' ,,a ,,ha.
800 IaIia'nod S. H. osno,
LIE ,is 49,. ~. III tf,.dao.
49," 60, " JN a ,ii,i. -,
aLo1,. t,.a,,,. To-. H., hi,asa7f t,,ina.
without effect, then shot himself
through the heart, falling dead.
Exnnss N,ossoon wirso, If III,
VII, Ea,na ha,,rao,, rrnis I'D ran.
WI, L ~ gss" ~, 49, aooi
dant ,ha athar d,", whira nr dmtr
IL ,Sas s,anaina Tlo,rorr, a.
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ha,..,',.a t,,,,,, ona ,aoin 90 ,ho a,has
III III "Sih J is 49, "I a,.roos tno,n nar
~ o.,. ira an,,tno ~ tho NH lira
backed up, knocking him off and
causing a heavy trunk to fall on him,
breaking his nose and spraining his
wrists aud injuring him otherwise.
At DE Leon. Comancbc county. the
other nioht an attemnt IN rob + r.
Gilmnre's store vas made s II
Deeley was posting the cash book.
when the burglar on looking through
the window and seeing the money,
made an attempt to go through an
open window but Knocked over Il
small ilowerpot and was discovered.
Deeley tired two shots at tine burglar
and two shots were fired at MIN In re-
W. , H. " w. W Ii'. ,,, .ooN
Ed Quincy section hand on the
Fort Worth and Denver, was run over
at the gravel pits two and one-half
miles from Fort Worth, recently. He
was riding on a gravel car, when
.ne ooupi'ns oroSe, pree'pl'aV'ns niw
W Vue 49, , 49," .,, Li.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
Xlrcinia-naX al Atlanta.

Governor O'Ferrall has been Informed
by the authorities OF the Atlanta Exposl-
ton that the programme for the OBJ
servance of Virginia Day did not pro-
vide for any parade. In reply the Cover
nor telegraphed yestcsiay that he de-
sired 10 parade through the city on that
day with the Virginia troops, and would
be glad 10 have any Georgia military
join them. He also expressed his lnten-
ton 10 participate with the military IN
the big procession the next day. wfich Is
10 take place I'm honor Of President Cle'e-
land.
The Fourth Regiment and Battery Z,
of Portsmouth, Will start Tor Atlanta
Saturday night. and the cadets from
Lexington will Join the Governors party
at Danvile. II the Blues Battalion de-
cides to undertake the trip, as II now
seems TO be reasonably certain, the VIZ
ginia military will be well represented
II is true that the members OF that COM
mand have been under rather heavy eA-
pense during the visit Of the Ancient
and Honorable Artillery OF BOSTON,, Dut
It is more than likely that they WIN re-
ceive financial assistance from their nu-
merous friends. several subscriptions
having alrtady been promised.
At the meeting Of Company A., TINS
evening some definite action VIII be
taken. and should IL not be possible 10
secure enough men for n battalion Tor
nation. a joint company viii probaDly
be formed for that OCCASION
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
yUg EEPTBIICiN CHAff"'N'
brady says Under No Cir'"'"-
,.,.c. VIII lie serve.

PETERSBURG. VA. oct f-Hp'''''
A meeting of the Chamber OF 'on'i,,'
,,ul no held I'm 4 Z. Hiil Camp nan 10
WI w., a afternoon at i.SO O'Clock NJ.
"ba,.los r Lassiter. who at tne l"ss
,ra,ins was APPOINTED a committee OF
.nnc 10 inquire into the adNlsabillN VI
'u.rpe,ner a he me for the Chamber. has
,rcpored a report upon the subject, anu
1, viii be presented at tO-morroWs Wec'-
,ng. l. -. .:,o oi,,.
Colonel James ID. Brady IS IN the cry
~, business connected with the Congress
sional contest from this district. III
conversation with me TINS morning,
colonel Brady stated that he would uhutT
no circumstances accept the CHAIRMAN
shin of the Republican party OF virginia.
&'Heu asked If he had any choice Tor
,$he Dosition. he replied that he was Tor
Inc best man. the man that can win.
MIR W Gordon McCabe. Jr.. OF the
sfoot-han eleven of the University School
OF Richmond has sent a challenge TO the
team connected with Hoge Academy AT
blackstone inviting them 10 meet the
University boys on neutral grounds, and
II Is more than likely that should they
accent the game Mil be played at the
Ball park in this city.
Bishop r. NJ. Whttle spent yesterday
I'm the city as the guest OF his son, MT.
'ortescue Whittle.
Rev Father O'Fa-Tell. OF St Joseph's
Catholic church. has gone TO attend the
funeral and burial of his uncle. who died
Friday in Washington.
Mr. f. N.MOdtOn city editor of the
Index Appeal. is quite sick at his home in
this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
LUNENBURG PRISONERS.
JUDGE ORGAN PETfrIoNED 10
MOvE THEN TO ANOTHER JAfL.
John Dcrn, the German, Cleared OF the
Charge BroughtAgainst Him by Hardy
Hung Jury In the Neigh Case

JLrNENBURG c. H.. via MEIIERRlN.
VA. oct. l4.-Spccial-In tho County
Court Of Lunenb6rg to-day Judge George
L. Oiyain presiding. the case OF the Com
monwealth against John Dcrn was
brought TO trial.
on account OF a misnomer OF the party
from whom the tobacco was alleged TO
have been stolen, the indictment reading
w. &. Hardy. the Commemorative at
:orncy entered a noilc prosequi. and sent
a corrected Indictment to the grand jury,
IN session to-day. who found the indlct-
inent not a true bill Mr.. John Dcrn was
then dismissed by the Court.
The case o. the Commonwealth against
Max Neigh, In which n verdict OF guilty
OF assault on John Dern was found at
the September term of the court, wa
Put ASIDE by Judge organ, on account
OF after-discovcrsd evidence. and bro1ght
up again to-day.
The Commonwealth was represented by
Commonwealth Attorney W. H.. Nep,
lett and Mr. Max Neigh was defcndeh
BY Mr.. Glen Green. The case was glv.h
10 the Jury, who returned In thoit tnlfty
minutes falling TO agree the resui, ptnns
nine for fine of s. AMI three Tor a9qu ~
tai The Jury was dismissed. anu 'H'
case will have 10 be called again.
Mr. w. II. Zimmerman act.c as int.r-
prefer in the above case for Mr. ana Mrs'
Dcrn.
Mr.. POLLARD ISrYRvIrwfD'
When your correspondent asked Mr.. y.
& Pollard to-day In refetencc 10 reports
OF his soon becoming married, ne fep'ien
.aThere is not n word Of II So nav NO
spoken to n woman. It's ne, iol
have no idea of marrying anyDoay, ro
A petition, numcrOusly signed, WIS d.
scented 10 Judge organ to-day. assns
that he order The removal OF NE Ne p'Isoss-
pouard TO some other jail than III 'he
city of Richmond. -, .,o na,tar
Judge organ said nc nau Wv hc
under consideration. out tnousht ho
womll not accele TO he wishes Oh we he
petitioners: but If he did, now H. ne
rwo,ld not order the prisoners 20 w
rroueht 10 the l.unenburg county lait
4 convention OF the PEOPLES re y r~r'S Yates ta
I'll ,'Jidato 10 represent the county oi
Iancnburs in the next bbeGg '5lqagiits nom
ni III H. senate delivered n very aDie
sneech 10 a large crowd here to-u",'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
Considering City Ordinances.

The two branches of the City Council
met last night in the Council chamber
as Committee OF the Whole 10 conslder
the revised city ordinances. Mr.. h, -.
Starke was In the chair. and captain
Alex. Coke. the codifier. recorded. whhe
Sergeant X. r. Ralston acted as
reading CLERK Chapter y OF the ordl-
nances. referring 10 the city gas-worhs;
was first taken up. The changes anu
alterations agreed upon were OF a ratter
subodinate character. The bono OF tiie
superintendent is TO be approved by the
CITY Council upon the recommendation
OF the Mayor. and city Attorney. me
men employed at the gas-worKs shaii
receipt in person on the pay-roll wneh-
ever they are paid on -.
one of the sections provides that the
various municipal departments snail De
charged with the amount or gas con-
sumed. at the rate OF 81 per thousand
cubic feet, and the amount due shall
be deducted monthly by the Auditor
from the appropriations OF the respective
departments.
The ordinance was finally adopted as
q whole. with the various amendments
Tomorrow night the committee VIII
take up the ordinances covering the mar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
nns- IosrpHINE K. LYNT.


sr LOFTS. oct. 1.-THE Naional Con
torrance Of the American Protective A.
scciation met here at noon to-uay. ,
All OF the supreme ofilcers anu niga. ~ -.
the State presidents were " r., a' o,tect Of
and the hall was packed. Inc obJeIt %
Tho meeting is 10 organize the nauohai au-
yisorv board. which was appointed ase
,esr at the Milwaukee meeting OF VIC
Snnrrne Council. and 10 outline pan
of action with regard 10 the next Nat'oii"l
campaign. s....,. ,.as called 10
order bv President J. W. ). Trainer, Oh
Detroit. Mich Mayor NaiDrluse, was d
introduced and made a welcoming az
dress. OTHER addresses followed ana the
conference became executive. -.
Al the afternOo session, the work %,
the Credential Committee was ratined anu
a resolution passed, c9rs i, a'",ns'S their
members in Nashville, lt'ii' "Pe" '''~
II is probable that Judge stevens OF
MICHIGAN will be chairman or the Al
yiscry Board. ., .ot,,s -
cal movement. President Trainer sdip
ut is not our intention to form thiIm
party or an independent movement. III III
we want - recognition from the ilauOi al
poiiticai parties. The party that reoos-
nlzcs us will get our support. ana tHe
ones that ignore us VIII not ..,,.,
THE advisory board, when orsiniZs1
will evidently appoint a committee 20
present our principles TO each nauot'a1
PARTY and demand recognition.
"Our Is a representative body, composer
OF all Municipalities.
Nationally or creed Is no bar to mem
bership. our organization is WORKING
more openly now than before and II
had my way about IL all aur sessions
would be public. We have nothing
to hide
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
e. and II. Society Of Richmond College.

Yesterday afternoon the Geographical
and Historical Society held It's first regu-
lar meeting TO arrange for the Work OF
the session The following officers were
elected. President. Professor +. W. Boat
wright: ice-President. Mr.. II. +. Loving;
Secretary, Mr. W. l.. owens; Treasurer
Mr. u. II. McEwen. Messrs w. +. kndq'
!, cnliiyan were chosen reporters
Messrs. j. B. France. Of Richmond
county; J. u. Gwaltmey, of surry eoun-
~: " G. Hurst. OF Tennessee; T.. r.
Lewis. of Norfolk, T. r. Ryan, Oh S,ar y.
:, smith Of Gates county, y. c., and
= 7, Poulson, of Accomac county, were
elected members of the society
The president announced that me an IL
Wn,'ornher hv Hon. j. l.. NJ Curry, LII.
u subject. Italy" Arrangements are
10 beine made to have public lectures
az Intervals during the session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
THE NfNSEWOND CONJENTION.
4 Newspaper Man Receives the Nomiua-
ton foI the fiouse.

SUFFOLK, VA. oct. n.-Special.-T
Democratic County Convention Of Nanse-
mond was called TO order to-day In the
courthouse at II NJ. by J. T.. West. county
chairman, who announced the object of
the convention was to nominate a can
didate for the House Of Delegates from
the county of \ansemOnd.
Organization was perfected by the cleo
tion Of Mr.. West as permanent chairman
and L. L. Priden as secretary While the
Committee on Credentials was In session
the chairman introduced 90 the cOnvei,-
tlon Colonel X. T.. BOykin. of Smithfeld.
Democratic nominee In this. the Thirty
second senatorial district, who made
very eloquent, stirring. and appropriate
speech. predicting Democratic success
throughout the district.
T. A. McClenny presented the name of
lion. John r. Booker. the present men,
Der OF the House Of Delegates, which was
seconded BY Major G. W. Wright and
Hon. John u. Primer, while J. l.. R!ves
presented the name OF Frank NJ. Arthur,
which was seconded by George W. Jake
man and Colonel A. Savage.
Mr.. Booker was elected on the first
ballot by a large majority. but before the
vote was announced. on motion OF MIR.
Walter Jordon. the nomination was made
unanimous Mr.. Booker Is owner and
editor Of the Suffolk Herald. very popular.
a thorough Democrat. and Will be one
OF the leading members OF the next House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
CUTTING ArFRAY IN LYNcHBURG.
The First Presbyterian Church cans
Pastor.

LYNCHBrRG, VA, oct. H.-Speciai.-
Mr.. McCalland. who is employed by MI.
John O'Hoiieran. in the suburbs, near
Glass store, was earfully cut saturuas
night about O'Clock. by man naiiieu
Black. The men got into dinicuiiy
over an old grudge. and Black stabbed
McCalland thirteen times on the race anu
neck with a knife. Ihe WOUNDED man
face was terribly mutilated. and Dr: ~
r. Walker. who was called In, had 10
sew I'D thirteen wounds. He lost CON
siderable blood but was not seriously
injured. No arrests have been made
as yet.
At the close of devotional exercises al
the First Presbyterian church yesterday,
q meeting OF the congregation was held
for the purpose OF calling pastor. Al
ter q fun discussion OF the matter, ana
tho suggestion of several names. the
congregation unanimously decided TO
call Rev. r. r. McFaden. of Marion. MI.
McFaden is now pastor OF three smaii
churches on the Marion district.
Mr.. Thomas Roger. Of Richmond, KY
who had been In this city for about
month. az agent for mill machinery,
died suddenly at Mrs. ID. ID. lsbelIs
boarding house, on Church street, sun
day evening. The deceased han JUS
recovered from an attack of fever. He
was forty-fve years of age, and leaves
a wife and one child. His remains VIII
be shipped 10 his late Kentucky home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
Personals.

Miss Mary Moore Winston, OF NayIes-
boro. the gifte <pianist. and pupil Of Pro
fessor ~ Bowditch Clapp, has returned
to this city TO continue her studies.
The condition OF Mr. James Gordon al
a late hour last night was extremely CRY
zeal.
Mrs. Franklin Stearns. Jr.. returned last
evening from Culpeper, where she went
10 attend the marriage 81 her sister, MISS
Mamie Green. 70 DIR. w. w Grant, OF
j., nvel Col.
The condition Of Or. Z. T. Robinson
u,ss unchanged al q late hour last night
lie Is not thought TO be In any Immediate
danger.
The Board OF Fire Commissioners held
a meeting in The City Hall last Night
A number OF bills we're approved ana only
routine business was transacted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15

the leg: r. l.. Conroy, Of the Greenbrier
Coal Company. was badly hurt In the
back and stomach F. L. Shaffer. bag
not Thought to be seriously hurt. The
baggage fell on him. All the wounded
were taken to Pocahontas for medical
attendance.
The second-class car was turned up
side down In the creek. A broken frog
caused the wreck The train was delay
ed Ave hours OH account of the accident
BLUEFIELD. W. VA. Oct. tx. h.
Carney Is the only person SERIOUSLY IN
iurcd BIZ the wreck which occurred on
the Norfolk and Western railroad today.
He was hurt BY being trampled on. Inc
embankment where the baggage-car anu
second-class coach turned over Is Only
three feet deep.
There was great danger TO the. passen-
gers from fire. as the stove In the over
turned car ignited the WOODWORK. A rev
buckets of water, however eNtnSulsneI
the flames and all escaped without iatai
injury
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
GREEK- LETTER MEN 10 MEET.
They VIII Hold a Pan-Heilenic congress
in Atlanta.

lflfnfhs
The Greel-Letter men Of the thlt'u
States have decided TO hold grand
Pan-Hellenic Congress and Greek-Letter-
nav at the Atlanta Exposition. The ar
ra6gements viii be Isl charge OF the
Atlanta Greek-Lettcr men.
Al a meeting of the Atlanta conilhSehcs
the 18th of Nov ,mber was selected as 'hc
most suitable late for a Greek cohcltNe'
About the general programme the ivi-
loving features Of attractions nave bech
agreed upOn: In the morning from iV u"
o'clock will be the congress III iie
Auditorium at the Exposition GROUNDS
Specches Will be delivered by some Oh lno
most eloquent orators among the AueIl-
can fraternitics and papers viii nc iedn
bv those who have given SpeC-al 800
10 fraternity issues and the general sun
loot of pan-Hellenism. In the afternoon
from o'clock TO there viii be great
foot-ball game between the two Leading
teams Of the South at that lime IN the
evening from 1880 TO 1898 there will be a
creek NAV. At 1890 begins the grand
heno1ef where al least eight hundred
lovai Greeks will SIT down TO a ToSai
feast. ,t.,t,.
All patriotic Greeks are most cordially
invited TO attend, and also to cooperate
i'm the final perfection or inns scHNiht 10
the promotion of good fellowship among
No members of the various college fra
tetnfties. Those who expect TO accept
This Invitation are requested 10 SEM IN
thcir names and addresses as soon as
possible together with the sum Of -,
which IS the amount necessary TO cover
tho COSTS of the banquet All remittances
musi Inc made to Mr.. Henry ". Grady
5S Ponce de Leon avenue. Atlanta. Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
the PgrTsBUHG DEFaLCATfOS'
General Investigation Demanded ~ wv
Chamber Of Commerce.

PlTTSBJRG. PA, Oct. 1.-THE Finance
Committee Of tire Pittsburg councils met
at 1890 o'clock to-day to hear tie ..port
OF the subcommittee concerning 'hs ~
vestgation OF the city Attorneys onise.
The report OF the committee was 'Viy
long. covering i'm detail the numerous
discrepancies already made pubic.
Under the fire OF the present in'.s'ss
non INTO his official conduct. W. -
Mofeland. city Attorney, has rerlShsu,
his letter to that effect being accepted
and Clarence Burleigh elected.
me t1nancc Committee also acbo
aihrmatlvely on the report OF the SUP,
committee recommending 10 he '"nh.i
that the District Attorney prosecute
Moieland and his delinquent deYGf!, W.
=. House.
IL remained. however for Ar Thorn.
chairman OF the sub-hnance committee,
70 oner the most sensational resoiut on.
BY this resolution, which was u.ari-
mOusly adopted. the city attJ.ucy e''tt
and the City Controller are Gro tel 10
forthwith make demand upon the different
banks for the $4,000 interest paid 20
Assistant city Attorney House ac1 4
tn bar h. refuse 10 Immediately by ger
the money, the CITY Attorney Is directed
TO Immediately enter suit for the amount
and also enter criminal proceedings
MIR. Moreiand repeats IN public declara-
tons that every dollar prOps-ly t'ot sht
against him through the lnyes igation
VIII be paid.
this evening the following reso.-sloA as
reproduced by Mr.. George A. nelly, Of
thu Executive Committee, and referred 20
the Executive Committee without further
comment than that made 0v NJ Kelly
IN its behalf.
whereas. I'm the Hight OF recent ds, ci-
opments indicating fraud and ncslu~nce
In tie management OF munlctDal anars
i'm thus city. creating an impera iva 1c-
n.la or the part OF all the good ci'izors
10 secure a thorough examination into
every department I'm order that tho
wrong-doers may he exposed and good
government assured; therefore
Re clve-d. That the matter no ref RED
To the Executive Committee 10 report az
the next regular or called meeting Of
the Chamber such action as may assist
the efforts now being made TO orrect the
evils in our civil government. but Incl
dentaliy threaten the integrity u he Ia
ton itself
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15

4 most enjoyable evening was spent al
the rooms Of the McGill Catholic Union.
by the members and their lady friends on
last evening Prominent among those
present were Mr.. r. Y. Johnson. Of New
York. Miss y. Murphy, OF Lexington
Ky: Miss Maude Jones, of Iowhaia
county. Va: and Miss Annie Higgins, Of
Church Hill.
fter PLAYING several amusing games.
prizes were awarded 10 the following
ladies: Misses Lille and Ethel Emms.
During the evening Mr. Johnson favored
the company with several vocal AMI lite
rary selections which afforded great
amusement 10 those present.
These pleasant entertainments Will be
continued throughout the season by the
Literary Committee who hope TO sur
pass all previous efforts In that direction.
On next Monday evening Very Rev.
Father Cutler. Y. c., viii entertain the
Union with a paper on the Future OF
our Young Men"
The members Of the Union are taking
very active interest in IN. coming
fair for establishing a Home for In
curdbics
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
For the Relief Of the Poor.

The monthly meeting OF the SoIh s ie.,
ev ing at the city almshouse, with me
following members present; Messrs. NC
Dowell 1chairman), Ferriter, Don L L
Reeve. Snead. Blake. and BROCK S,itbi,,
rauor, az ~ The number OF inmates IN
the almshouse and hospital, the numoer
OF discharges. deaths. etc. ,.,..o tho
Or. W. " Parker appeared before 'ns
committee and urged the co-opera,,tpo" ne
superintendent in the distribution OF iuel
an9 clothing among the poor. The SUD W.
i a., vvas discussed at some length. and the
Sun. rintendent was directed; upon Nl,
Snead's motion, 20 confer Win 'ne
on the subject. ,, 49, nav
The usual number of bills and the pay
roll of the department were approVeu anu a,,
a good deal OF routine business d'spoSeu
~