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New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
CENTRAL RAILROAD dNEW JERSEY
(Anthracite coal u5,d exclusively
Four Tracks. Automatic Block signals.


-Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
On and after March -. 1896.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty St
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk. &c.s
43O 1:l5 0lO u1 As to Easton) a. NJ. l;lO 80 a;W
to Easton AIS. b45. 1880 to Allentown; M Sundays
4 80 Il rs to Easton) A. NJ. 100. o:3o 600 p NJ .
For Wilkesbarre Pittston and Scranton. 9:10 A. NJ,
I:iO 1880 4:l5 p. NJ. sundays. 4:3O A. NJ . ,,o
For Reading at 430. 500, S:l0 1000. l;30 A. NJ dV
30 200 400 300 545. 900 p. NJ l2:lo night sun
DAYS 30 A. NJ. 90. 200 $3.50. 600 NJ lZl? nisnt.
For Harrisburg at 4:3O 500. 9l0. 1880 A. II, ITO
80 400 800 5:45 NJ, l2l3 night sundays 4;3o
A. NJ OO 5:30 600 p NJ. 1918 night .o a. IA
For Sunbtry Iewisburg and Williamsport at $50 So
9O A. NJ IlO 80. 900 p. 81. Sundays. 4;3o a. M
las +. NJ. n
ATI-RAIL ROUTE.
For Red Branch and points south 10 Poiht
Pleasant 40 s:l5 II 80 A. NJ. l0 li3 $40 to fe1
I,anlO il5. 44O 6:l5 =. NJ. SUNDAYS except ocean
Park 0.OO A p. NJ
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27

NEW-HAvEN-FARE. 81; Excursion, $l.60.-
~ Fast steamers leave Pier g. Z. r. p. n and s.
midnight daily. Sundays excepted arriving " TINE ~
trains 70 xsriden. Hartford. epsngns4 &C.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27

CAVANNAH LINE. OCEAN s. s. ~
~ Tri-weeky from Pier 34 n. r.. foo, Of sprng-sl.
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays at p. NJ. rus
freight end passage apply to
J. d. Hashagen, +. A. w. H. Rhetf: Gen. At.
q r q W R'y 26l B'way Cent r. r.. SIT Bw01.
n VI Sorrei Mgr J. Z. Adams, q. r. A.
J p, Beckwith q f. q p A. r. c. p r. r.. 3sa Bwsy.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
NETHERLANDS LINE.

" For OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. NEWPORT
NEWS, PETERsBuRG PSRTsM0uTH PINNERs
INGTON, d. c.. daily, except Sunday Richmond direct
via awater route) Monday freight onl). and satur.
N r.. 8 p. NJ Sat-. p. NJ Through tickets an1
w. L. GUIIIAUDEU vice-Pres snA rrafnc Mgr
New-York tribune., 1896-04-27
6teamboats.

OIGuWuOukvs
TROY BOATS
Steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave ~
&C. foot West 10th st.. daily except Saturday. p. u
Sunday steamer touches at Albany.
. fNATSKILL. HUDSON AND COXSACKID
~ BOATS leave foot West iith st. every weekday
at p. ~. connecting at Hudson with Boston Albany
n. n.
KINGSTON LINE. foot West 10th st.. Daily
AA p. NJ. Saturdays at l. Strs Baldwin komess
for Cornwall Newburgh, New-Hambvre. narboSo Ausce
Hyde Park Esopus Poughkeepsie. Kingston Connectne
with U. d. r. r. for all points in Catskl Aountalna
DAMSDELL LINE.-Steamers leave Pier ~
~ ~ r. foot Frankun-st. for cranston's. West Pone
Cold Springs Cornwall. Fshkil Landing and NewourG
week days. p. m; Sunday. y O. m
BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND POINTx
- VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Eau River: roo
Pier 49, r. foot OF Murray-s st., weekdays ana Sun
sTJNNGTON LINE via stoninston. leave Pier % n ~
block above Cansist at eco y. NJ
NORWICH LINE. via New-London. from Pier 20 N. -
next Desbroeses- ST.. at $50 y. NJ i"r
NEW-HAVEN-FARE.$ 81; Excursion, $1.60.-
n -
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-30

The above apportion ment Of The schoo
Fund TO the different School Districts 10 Ah
neville county IL based on the enroitglent
pupils in the public schools OF thef ccunt
dining the last school year - 55ss,ttst y
The different boards OF schoolY trnete9
must not oyerdraw on the amounts designa]
ed for their school districts. ~ i
The amounts ,apportioned to each distrlS
from the amount brought forward from, LAG
year will be paid out by the fTreasureriil n
January or February next. /
The mill tax><or 1896 81 and the poll tae
will not be due uu.I. November, 1897. Cler4
of the different rds uf trustees will be, RI
ouired 10 distinguish between warrant
drawn on the m II tax and the poll tax as 3
am required by law 10 report them separate Z
in the annual settlement
The clerks of The different boards OF trul
tees will be required 10 make and seEd TO tht
office on or before lat OF July, 1897, an iteniS
ed statement OF their expenditures durirf
the present school year. 1t Will therefore "
necessary that their books be accaratek
kept. :, IL
ehdo. sed In this office unless the amount n
warrant is plainly written In words and nd
put in figures, aud both duplicate and origL
nal must be signed by at least two OF tht
trustees OF the district from whichit comes. z
w. I. MILFORD,
Co. SupL of Education.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-30
koYEEs REST
Ne Holidays for
n

!e Holidays for
q Vacation. 4
lie Seaboard Air Line
glly yong holiday vacation this
lht trains were stopped early
frning, and remained still until
day night.
le frainmen spent Christmas in
sur freight trains stood In the
Aree days. @
e shops also enjoyed two days
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-30
w. w. Bradley, Auditor.
a. b. Morse. Locals.

Remember all sorts OF good thing for
Christmas, at my store. -
Ginger, preserves. orange, peach, plum,
rasberry, blackberry, strawberry, JAIME and
jellies. ~ ~
: Seedless curants and raisins. prunese, Eva
ported apples and peaches.
To arrive this week, Florida oranges,
lemon, mealaga grapes, cramberries.
Big stock OF apples potatoes. cheese, maca-
ronia, buck wheat flour, big homily, sugar,
coffee, tea and all sorts Of canned goods.
Plenty. of candy, nuts, raisin and other
goodies.
Another lot OF cheap breech loading, shot
guns to come today.
have the biggest stock OF childrens 10
wagons &C.
When you want anything come to me for 1t.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-30
. YOUNG MEN.

Bames HI. walker are
pselves an Honor to
nd wide-awake local re-
ferrin, went TO Atlanta
sinsman, Mr.. James 81.
1ick Of q lingering dis
be glad 70 hear that
doing splendidly in
have fine positions OF
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-30
Aue. W. smith,s Locals.

Buckwheat -four, maple syrup TO match, In
at any quantity at the rate Of $50 per gallon.
Crushed oats. .a.. 5'- "
Varied assortment Of canned meats, bone
less hams, ribbed bacon, smoked mackeral,
by the kit or any quantity.
Cheese and macaroni. ~. ..'
Canned boston baked beans with tomato.
Catsup, something new and fine.
Mince meat 10 cent per pound.
Citron, currants, and raisins.
French breakfast cocoa.
Bakers chocolate 40 cent per pound. ..
Irish potatoes and onions.
Olives and olive oil.
Big drive In tobacco. -.
Feed oats, seed oats, rye, barley, clover.
Just arrived four cars -four. Buy before
the advance. We still keep up our rep selling
flour cheaper than anybody.
Candy at wholesale.
When you want to buy groceries cheap or
right from some one else, come and get our
prices and you will know what you are do.
ing. .. t-..
Remember we sell clothing shoes, hats, dry
goods, crockery, harness, saddlery and most
anything you want 6.i+
, We will have your trade If prices are to be
considered.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-30
/ SERVICES.
rdware Co.'s Locals.

lrdware Co.'s Locals.
lrice, still Christmas comes
ristmas season with you,
Especial lines which we
tention.
pod pocket knife. We
Rding brands, Rodgers
q Sons, Geo. Elliott &
Wade & Butcher and
v. We can sell you
rs which we warrant.
king your boy a chest
out g. set of first
aSncarpenters use.
when you can
Py.
es, single and
guns, hunting
be season for
help to make
de. A COM
Re inside Is the
men. A pair
b up the hearth
our horse. BE
Pillar or a set OF
We can interest
bury tenders, etc.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-30
80 PER GENT PENALTY
For Not Returning.

should be unable the Auditor at the below named
Abbve taking
January
would respectfully every white the County
his Auditors appointments in
his they fail him send them to
Abbevile within named si@...z
recently within the
capable support Confederate Sol
des of is liable for poll
another
Remember also have credits small fac
Assessing Board
and prosecution before the Auditor We wish only fair and honest
appointments below mentioned either
dates yourself trip to Abbevie so
penalty. 1.~E .5.lS: -
The appointments follows: . 'sst. .@-Es%>
Greenwood-Monday Tuesday, January l1h and 18th.
arrival down train Tuesday the 12h to the arrival
of Thursday 14th.
Coronaca-Friday January 18th. z3s'c
Verdery-Saturday, January 10Th. T.
until arrival
Wednesday, January goth. K e. .
Lowndesvle- Thursday Friday January
train Tuesday.
Troy-Thursday and Friday January md
oh and Monday February lst until time
departure Anderson
Bordeaux-Tuesday February 2nd
Wellington Wednesday, February 3rd.
Carmel-Thursday Friday February 4th and 5th
till Tuesday,
February 9h =. { Z.
Donad- Wednesday and Thursday February 10th 1h
West-Frday and Saturday, February 18th and 18th.
Antrevlle a store-January 18th and 10th.
Springs-January 10th, at Hunters
Long Cane-Januay 18th h Residence Of A. F. Calvert
View--January 18th, at Clinkscaes' store.
will open entire County the purpose
January February 2h following
dates, viz: Monday Tuesday, January llth 18th
payers will observe the following instructions:
you township fail make
returns, giving the number of acres in each y
Auditor
former return, in order to verify correction
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-30

Close connections at Greenwood for all points on
8. A. l.. aud O. & G. Railways, and at spsrtanburg
with Southern Railway. ~.
For any information relative to tickets, r4 fched-
ule, etc. address
> W. j. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Agent, Aug Go.
E. M NORTH, Sol. Agent.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-30
MAN AND THE HOUR" !"
and Speaking for the
|lored People January LIST.

Iored people of Abbeville are making
Appropriations for an Emancipation
Ation ON Friday next.
Apf the day will be an Grafton by
E. Miller, President OF the State
e. His theme will be "The
bur-"
liller is speaker Of some
man OF fine attachments, and
Vill do justice to the Emancipa-
which means 30 much TO his
lion will be held at Mt. Pleasant
h, the exercises commencing at
the colored people are cordially
end.
hg are the com mittees in charge
ls features of the occasion
bnts-Revs. D. II. johnson, E. 81.
Davis, T. b. Amos, s. T. McIn-
eynold, Elbert Beck.
T. Percival, Augustus Romans,
L. A. Richie, Willie Ellison, Jas.
- Jones.
ehard Romans, Henry Tay-
Alfred Burton, Alfred ELI
Jas. Buchanan. -..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-30
4 Locals. Amos b. Morse. I:

-. 4. 4
BNov. 18th, w. w. Gilbert bought OF Amos B.
Morse one Sl.sO lap robe warranted TO keep of
the mud. / have few more OF the same
Nice fresh prunes. dates, raisns, cleaned
currents, citron. spice, etc. -.
A big lot OF stick and fancy candies just In.
Special prices on lbs and upwards.
II you are expecting to have bot supper,
60 to Morse's for candy, apples, cigars, etc.
Low figures. -
have fine lot of cigars at 90 cts box.*
Evaporated peaches, apples and apricots.
Eat rolled wheat or oats for breakfast and
getifat.
Smoke "Rich and Rare cigars, the best
2 IL ct. cigar you ever lit. box OF oo iorSo c.
Another lot of "Martyn Rat Trap" in. The
best on the market. Soc each.
Come and let me sell you shot gun. Load
ed shells.
have a superb lot of pickles, preserves,
jams and jellies. ..E. ....
Have you ever tried breakfast bacon in
tins? Only go. box, and 1t Is very nice.
Try one. a..
carry big stock OF canned goods.-Pine
apple, peaches. tomatoes, corn, okra, toma-
toes, boston beans, asparagus, pears Also,
salmon, oysters, sardines, crab. shrimp, lob
ster, dried and corned beef
Maccaront and cheese make fine pie for
dinner. And condensed mince meat makes
the nicert OF deserts, unless you prefer an
elegant cocoanut cake. In pail or package.
shortened with cotto!ene. am the man to
furnish :all :of the above together with the
best flour in the market.
The best 500 axe you ever saw. A bright all
steel axe at q little higher price and the very
best axe handle for 10c in the world can be
had at Amos B. Morse.
.You ought to go a fishing around Morses,
and catch a mess of mackerel for breakfast,
or kit full to last you a week.
Speaking of break fast reminds me that you
should drop in and get few pounds of pine
mountain buckwheat and take your jug
along for a gallon OF nectar drip to eat the
cakes with, or we can furnish the jug too.
Fine timothy hay in small bales and price
way down. Cheaper than fodder.
I wish you would come and help me move
of my stock. OF shoes, clothing; hats, blankets,
lap robes, outings, worsteds, under wear. neck
wear, hardware, wooden ware and everything
else 10 wear or eat either. Ibave more goods
than want and am anxious TO trade them
off for money or cotton. :
Speaking OF cotton reminds that I have a
good many accounts on my books tnat
would like to trade TO the owner for the white
staple. p.
Come along every body, pay your accounts
and do your trading with me. 81.
=, = Amos B. Morse.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-30

C. p. Hammond & Co.'S Locals.
Buy a nice pair of toiled slippers for a
Christmas present. .r ~ o..
Trunks at cost. .. t...
Patents leather pumps.
See our beautiful line of patent leather
shoes Just in, Jas. A. Banister make.
Call and see as about shoes and we will sell
you close. tr-'. ,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-30

. lien
~ hder
eal years
different
class man
!competent,
3he has ever
be firm with
Mr.. Barksdale
do uered a high
,llowmen.
son OF Mr.. j.
for years the
ethe National
Ia long line Of
o. for their fair
IA less methods.
A was one of the
I,A 2, and he was
B143<By legitimate
HfAko loff N hfa
Ape but a good
egss@ock, we shall
3hkEN,, TO be the
YN@,n as w. D.
no Counsellor and
zSzSS. Allen Smith,
HplNAtgserve we'll at the
gdMGye have no doubt
Eheir efforts.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-30
Stockholders Meeting.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il the Stockholders OF the NATIONAL
BANK OF ABBEVILLE will be held on
the 18th day Of January, 1897, at u
o'clock.
BENZ. 8. BARNWELL.
Dec. 23, 1885, 81 Cashier.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-30
I ED TUESDAY.
INSTRUCTION Of
Ten out Jan.

COZ QR AODcNuiO o
I'm OF Water Works will be
January 4th.
kill be received by the Water
gttee up till o'ctock p. NJ. The
IS Commission consists OF Judge
Messrs. B. s: Barnwell and X. w.
Pownall & Minshall, civil and sani-
heels, whose headquarters are IN
have submitted 10 the Com mis-
Is and specifications. According TO
Inmates six and q half miles OF piping
and f1fty-four hydrants Will
The stand is 20 be 100 feet high and
$50, 900 gallons. 1t will be situated
estern part OF town, not far from the
Mr.. 81. d. Reese.
}ous bids are expected. Contractors
the United States are fling blds,
om the lake shores. On account OF
on nearly all construction business at
b is running on short time. Mr.. John
!, OF the engineering firm, Is In the
will act with the Water Commission
pcidins the bids.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-30
Notice lo aXIJdVeIs'..

of tax the County especially
taking
will be compelled to enforce law which is
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-30

violets of sicily extract is as del
fragrant as the flower, for sale on
son Il Game.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
THE JUDGEMENT MUST BIZ PAID.

Decision OF Judge Wales Handed Down In
the Case Of Lydia q. Plummer W. Re-
oeivers of the wiimiuEton Dental
Company.
Yesterday afternoon Judge Wales
handed down favorable decision Oh the
petition Of Lydia q Plummer for an
order TO require the Girard Trust Com
pauy Of Philadelphia, receivers Of the
Wilmington Dental Manufacturing
Company, TO pay $8 469 02, part of a
Judgment obtained In Superior Court.
The opinion details the facts attending
the obtaining OF she judgment for
S. 659 40. prior to the appointment Of
the receivers and which from the date OF
Its receipt became valid lien on the
real estate OF the company and decides
that this lien was not diverted by the
appointment OF the receiver, but Is still
existing and unpaid.
The petitioner asks for the payment Of
q part OF the sum due leaving balance
OF 81 600, and Judge Wales decides that
II would be hsgndous experiment to
sell the property lst now. A part pay
ment would relieve the real estate from
an equal portion Of the lieu aud 20 the
same extent inure to the benefit Of the
unsecured creditors and as It has not
been made to appear by the answer Of
the receiver that other parties would be
seriously prejudlcsd by granting the
prayer Of the petitioner, the order Is
granted
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
CROSSLEY DISCHARGED.
He Was Charged With AS
saulting Frank D. Mcdonald
THE PROSECUTOR WAS TO BLAME

As Was shown by tho Proceedings-A
Young italian Evolves Way OF Col
lectinE Debt which He VIII Have to
Explain to Jury-other Municipal
BCourt Matters.
James Crossley, colored waiter EN-
ployed by Emlen Hewes, was arralgned
In Municipal Court this morning on a
charge OF assault with intent to commit
murder on Frank d. Mcdonald, on
Ostober % last, In Hotel jennings.
Croseley, who Is rather inoifsnsive
fellow. appeared very much frightened
and was ready to plead guilty 60 almost
any crime, but Judge Ball declined 10
allow any advantage to be taken OF him,
aud Walter h Hayes, who chanced to be
preaent. took up the cudgels for him.
Frank Mcdonald was the lrst witness.
He said that he had had some trouble
with q waiter named Cleaver tn evening
before. On the afternoon OF the assault
witness was In the barroom With q
friend, both OF them pretty full. when
Clenver entered with an order Witness
bit Cleaver and WAS In turn hit with a
cuspidor Then he knocked Cloaver
down Later be chased Cleaver into the
pool room when some one shit him. the
witness, with a cue and he knew nothing
more for about a week He said the row
was started by himself and didn't seem
very anxious 10 prosecute Croseley. His
story was substantisted,by tie porter and
bartender
Caossley said that when Mcdonald
chased Cleaver into the pool room be-,
Mcdonald, tore the door OF pool rack
aud seized two cues Witness stepped
between Mcdonald and Cleaver TO stop
the hght when be got a blow on the side
Of the face Then be, witness, selzsd the
cues aud bit Mcdonald back Of the head
knocking him ont. He was discharged
from the hotel the next day and two days
afterwards left the city He had beon
back about four months, three OF them
with Mr.. Hewes
City Solicitor HRrman pressed hard for
a conviction, laying special stress on the
fact that Crossley had had no trouble
with Mcdonald aud that he had struck
Mcdonald when he was down.
Judge Ball said that Mcdonald had
gone TO the hotel seeking fight and had
attacked Cleaver he had chased him
into the pool room and secured a weapon,
when Crossley had interfered, as he had
perfect right TO do, as an employe OF
the hotel He thought Mcdonald was
alone TO blame aud discharged Crossley.
In,t May, 1892. Johd MalesRlzo. an
Italian. was employed by Charles Pratesl.
frulterer at Fourth aud Market streets
John had charge OF a stand on King
street, and on May 3 wss given 50 IN
change, fourteen bunohes Of bananas and
nearly two boxes OF lemonB PrRtesi
owed him wages and he thought .he best
way TO collect 10 was TO seize the money
In hand and skip. which be did. Yester-
day be came back and prstesi tried 10
collect and failing had hlm arrested,
Judge Ball held him In 1910 bail for
upper court.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
LANDED SAFELY IN CUBA.

The Seventh Expedition in Sin weeks
Reaches the Seat OF War without Trou-
bie-Another Expedition Rumored
According to advices received by De
Soto Brothers the seventh expedition TO
Cuba has landed safely there 10 con-
sisted OF 20 men. 800 600 cartridges. 2 600
rifles and a quantity OF powder. Ralph
Desoto Informed an EVENING JOURNAL
reporter that be had positive information
that General Garcia and the Bermuda
expedition has landed safely aud that
seven parties have succeeded Ia svading
the Spanish authorities and reaching
the seat OF war within the past six
weeke.
A rumor that an expedition would
start from below Wilmington shortly,
has resulted In filling this city with spies
and every man suspected Of sympathy
with Cuba is being clos, ly watched. The
government officials are also keeping an
eye open for any such move
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
Decided Against Tho manager.

Before Magistrate Kelley yesterday
afternoon James Megary, trading as
Megary & Son, brought suit against
Manager Campiglis, of the B jou. for 40l
yards OF carpet placed Ia the theatre
Tilghmsn Johnson represented Megary
and Horace G.. Knowles looked. out
for Campiglia The defense claimed
that charges were made for forty
ysrds OF carpet more than were
actually supplied, bat Magistrate Kelley
thought otherwise and gave judgment in
favor OF plaintiff An appeal will BE-
taken. William Lawton going on the
appeal bond.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
Fell From . seeond storr wIndow.

While engaged In removing a number
OF old looms from the second
story Of old Riddles Mills.
Henry Biyers colored. fell from
the door way. When picked up he
was found to have sustained fracture
Of the leg and arm. He was sent to the
Delaware hospital where his injuries
we're attended to while painful they are
not necessarily serious.
Evening journal., 1896-04-03
ORDINANCE REGARDING AUCFIOEERRS.
City Council at its Short Session Receives
Monthly Reports From Various Omcers
Other Business Transacted.

City Council at Its Short Session Receives
Monthly Reports From Various omcers
Other Business Transacted.
At the regular meeting Of City Coun
ell last night the monthly report of the
chief engineer of the FIRE department was
received and filed The superintendent
OF the cremstory reported having burned
647 tons Of garbage and 50 dogs during
March oil used during the same period
was $500 gallons.
The building inspector reported having
granted 80 permits last month. An
order for SIC, 500 33 was ordered drawn
In favor L. B. Jones secretary and
treasurer Of the Board OF Education
The coal oil inspector reported having
inspected 5000 gallons Of oil daring
March. In the same month the milk
inspector made 21S inspections, inspest-
ing 5.942 quarts.
The city treasurer reported the balance
In the Union National Bank to be
$141, 1856 So In each Of the depository
banks. sc, 227; received from 5 P. Q. A 4,
$11; from Eugene M Sayers. $3.50; from
Edmund Mitchell. Jr.. So. 900; from Isaac
G Pyle, SIG 10; from Chief Engineer
Wilson. SAL 20; from Isaac Pyle, $125;
from sale Of bonds, 1925, 900 and
additional premiums paid by bidders
The Street and Sewer Department sent
a communication stating that the &C
counts Of that department were ready
for auditing by the Council committee
1t wGe accepted aud the Finance Commit
tee was appointed to do the auditing.
An amendment to the ordinance regu.
lAting auctions and suctioneers was read
a second time and referred to the Law
Committee. By 1t the words ''bons ide
residents of the city Of Wilmington" In
the first section are stricken out, and in
their stead are inserted amy person or
persons"
The S. P O. A. reported the number Of
dogs on hand from February to be four,
10l we're captured during March. aud Of
these S5 were killed redeemed, 8; sold,
B. left In the pound, 0.