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BoTTLER's NOTICE. =
IN The sgI Re Of THE Dis

TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
To all whom 1t ma y concern:
The undersigned manufacturer and ven.
der of beverages sold IN DOtties hereby flies
with the clerk VI the supreme court OF the
District or Columbia description OF such
bottles or the names, and nlarKs the reon In
or the Revised statutes relating TO the Dis
trict Of Columbia. The said names and
marks being as follows, as Registered teD-
rUary 1 3, 1895:
FIRST, All soda bottles, upon the side Of
Which, as blown the ioIio ing inscription:
Snithson & Mazinger, 49, IL 81. sw.,
Wash. u. c. Registered 1894. On bot
tom vi bottle =. Il 81. and X. i. Mazinger,
49, III st. sw. Wash. u. c. Reg. 1898.
Second, all beer bottles, upon the side Of
which is blown the following inscription:
smithson Il Mazinger, 4o2 ii ST. sw. Reg
1894. Wash. ID. c., ON the bottom :. \
NJ, aud on other side the words, This
bottle not to be sold"
Third, a crown and seal stopper beer
bottle, upon the side OF which is blown K
Il. Manager, 462 III st. sw., Wash. ID. Z.
Registered ! SOS.
Fourth, a light color syphon bottle with
head marked smithsoiI& NJ azinger. Upon the
side or which Is blown SniIthson Ma
Finger, Wash. ID. G. Registered s95, and
1895.
All boxes, crates and cider kegs marked
- q NJ, Wash. ID. c. s. NJ. and X:
All persons are forbidden to fill an v such
bottles with any beverage for sale or tO
traffic In any such bottles, boxes, crates
or cider kegs, so ma rked either by way OF
purchase or sale.
Witness the wing signatures nd eais.
j. r. YOUNG. Clerk.
By p WILLIAMS, "A - Clerk.
EMIL X. LEVY.
Washington, u. C., Nov. 1, 1897. item
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CURANS IN CONFERENCE.
Full Determination to support Those
Fighting for Freedom.

New York, Nov. > II meeting OF prom
incnt Cubaus, pr esided over by Thomas Ks
trada Palma, representative OF the Cuban
provisional government, was held ia the
stor House yesterday.
Business interests, family ties or other
weighty considerations had heretofore pre-
vented many OF those present from openly
showing their hostility to Spain. But to
day, setting all such considerations aside.
those who had hesitated came boldly for
ward and adhered to the principles OF tn"
men in whose political doctrine there is
only one solution of the Cuban problem
thu complete separation Of Cuba from Spain.
A manifesto setting forth the purpose or
the meeting was drafted and sub
nitted IT, the assembly for its considera
ton by Enrique j. de AROMA, the Cuban
philosophical writer and former mem
Der of the Spanish parliament. This doc
ument, which Is addressed To the govern
ment of the Cuban republic, states the
firm resolution Of Cubans abroad TO sup
port by all means possible the men who
are fighting fui independence.
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New York viii elect hut one State Of
ficer, chief judge OF the Court or appea l..
The candidates are: Republican, VIII
liam j. Wallace; Democrat A. =. Parke-.
i be candidates for ma yoT or Greater
New York are: RepubIica Renia min T.
Tracy; Tamma ny, Robert \. Van Wyck;
CITIZENS Union, seth Low. JeffersoHian
Democracy, Henry George.
Inc vo,einNeW fork.'tat- was II follows:
1896 -President-Repu SIa,s3S:
Democratic, 55l 1853. National Democratic
1880: PronibitIOn, 16,O52; Socialist Labor
1867.
1s9o-Sccretary OF State-Republican
6Oi 200. Democratic, 81 $50; Prohibi.
ton, 25,23S; Socialist LahOr, 1.497.
The vote cast III what now constitutes
the territory OF Greater New York, in the
last two Presidential years, is given for the
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IL may be remarked with confidence
that IL the event were not obscured by
national interest in the New York and
Ohio elections. there would he fun all
along the line today in consequence OF the
sale et Omaha yesterday of the Union
Pacific Railway. The country VIII de-
vote itself 10 politics today, and tomor-
row begin o. review and discuss all o.er
again, the most gigantic job OF the genera.
tion. On that account it is unnecessary
t. 20 into details at present. Mr.. Nc
Kinley, MIR. Hanna and MIR. McKenna, al
though not exactly on ice, probably will
keep oser for a day OF two, notwithstand-
ing the naturally deooInposing effect d
Gle Cleveland deal with the Scbiff-Morgan
syndicate. Perhaps il will be as well 20
wait q few hoGrs 20 receive and digest the
"details, bot. OF the sale Itself, and OF the
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Gcluchowski, Austrian minister Of foreign
affairs Is abrut to visit the King OF Italy
to SECURE his consent to the anne xation
u Bosnia anc Herzegovina by Austria. II
this De true, then the partition of the
Balkan territory is about To begin. Il
will be interesting to see what Russia
may do What will happen to Roumania
next, aad perhaps Bulgaria? Is the deal
Turkish war to be brought to d foreclosure
sale thus early, like the Union Pacific
steal, or VIII Great Britain have the courage
to ask fer postponement?
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A Little Brother of the Fields.

1t
Who's FOSTERING down the orchard
There where the clover thins?
Some rascal's deep in liquor
And chuckling Ger his SINS
HarKi where the hedge-rose bushes
Dost hear the cannikin clnk?
Dost hear the flagon's gurgling:
'Bubble-link- Observation-Disclosures
Nay, gossip-thou msiudgest-
Look! where the grass tits down,
In pilgrim cowl and cassock,
With legs o. buskined brown,
DDS faithi That scamp a pilgrim?
Then Joy doth trudge with him,
And all the beads he telleth
Slip at the beaker's brin.
An ave wouldst thou name it,
His maudln, Juggling tune?
He's emptied every polite
That e'er was flasked in Junel
The ranty Roister Doister
Misgrace to cowl and cope!
All! list! had ] his dpple,
] would not he the Pope!
-Ednah Proctor Clarke.
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FATAL. ENGINE EXPLOSION.
One Man Will Die and Three Others
Are Seriously Injured.

Quebec, Nov. 2.-One man was fatally
in ured and three others badly hurt last
evening by the explosion of the hosting
engine of George NJ. Webster x Co. while
discl.arging the cargo OF the bark CurOna d.
Nazaire Cantin, chief engineer, had a
great hole blown in his head and cannot
recover. Chief Officer Holmes was IHrle,,
about twenty-five feet and badly bruised.
Third Officer Taggert was thrown into
the cooks galley thirty feet away, anil
had narrow escape from dea tn, AMI
Engineer DOnnelly was blown into the
river, and was with difficulty saved from
drowning.
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IOWA.

Iowa VIII elect a State ticket. includ-
ing governor, lieutenant governor, judge of
the supreme court, railroad commissions r,
superintendent of instruction and a legis-
lature.
There are five candidates for governor:
Republican,, l.. NJ. SHAW; Democrat, r.
T.. bite; " altiorf Democrat, John Gig
gett; Populist, Charles A. Lloyd, and Pro-
hibitiOnist, $. i. Leland
Judge OF the supreme court: Republican,
Waldorf Democrat, WI Babb: Populist,
j. A Lomeburg; rrohibitionist, y. y. He'll
yer.
Rep. Dem. Pop.
lS96-Fres -. 2Sy,z5l 223.1H
lSSo-Gov 20S,659 l4a,lS9 32,2l5
Fusion with DEMOCRATS.
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As q result of the seal conference IL
WaShin etOn between representatives of
America Russia and Japan, it is COG sfdered
prohalIe that by thu end oI the week a
treaty VIII be Jguud pledgibg the high Joint
contracting powers To put stop Ia pela &c
sealing for an agreed term. Great Britain
il not a party to the Conference, but the
British expert, Mr.. DARCY Thompson, is
here and i understood Ia favor similar dc-
tion on the part Of his government, which,
at last, has awakened TO realization that
unless the practice shall be suspended for
s,nIc years, the herd l. doohled To extinc-
ton. Canada still remains surly and in-
tractalIe on the subject, and discourteousIy
mas withheld the Cana dian expert from com
inE 10 Washington. The ultimate solution
DG tie problem is simple. Either Grea.
Britain viii compel her dependenc, 10 as
sumo decent and civilized attitude or the
American Government VIII take the bun by
Tire horns and kill off the seals in one gem
c-al slaughter. This would be drastic
measure, but, In the last resort, it will
be adopted a. a means of relief from the
continual expense and trouble we have been
suhnitTing to in consequence of the opera
tiohs Of the Canadian seal pirates.
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Suppressed offers from others than tho
reorganization committee. III the
voters in New York and Ohio have been
ria1e IN understand the full meaning of
th= transaction il ought to, and doubtless
WIN exercise sDue influence ON the fortunes
OF tie day; but, on the other hand IL is
likely 60 fnure 10 the financial benefit OF
tie two ieadinS conpaigis against honest
government, and to preserve Bossism in
Maternal State and Municipal political
organization.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA elects partial State
ticket, with the following candidates:
State Auditor Republic l.. Il. Nc
Cauley; Democrat, NJ. f. Brown; rohibi-
ton, W. w. LathrOp.
State Treasurer-ReDuDlican, j. s. Bea-
Com; Democrat, Walter h. Rluter: ProniDi-
ton, Rev. s. G. swallow. Independent Re-
publican, william r. Thompson.
Rep. Dem. Pro.
1896 Pres. ....726,99S 422, 054 1924
1895 Treas. ..456,475 2S2, 4S1 2O,779
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KENTUCKY.

Kentucky elects but one official, clerk
or the court OF appeals. There are four
candidates:
For clerk OF court-Re publican, j. q.
Bailey; Democrat, Samuel Shackelford:
PopuIist, John A. Parker; Waldorf Demj-
crat, j. c. Hindman.
Rep. Dem. Pop.
1S96-Pres ....21S,il1 2l7,asO 5000
1SS5-Goy ......I72,436 IS3,524 1891
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OHIO.

Ohio Will elect a governor, lieutenant
governor, attorney general, trea surer, a
judge OF the supreme court, and a member
OF the boa I'd of public works. In addition
to these the entire State legislature is to
Neglected. The leading candidates are:
Republican, A "a l.. Bushnell: Democra tic,
Horace l.. Cha pman; Sound Money Demo
craft, Julius Dexter; Populist, Jacob =.
CoAey; Negro Protective, Samuel Lewis.
Rep. Dem. Pop.
lS96-Pres. ..525,991 474,So2 52,675
IS9o-Gov.... ..427,l41 334 $40 2,615
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VIRGINIA..

Virginia will vote for a governor, lieu
tenant governor, attorney general and
State legislature. The candidates to be
voted for are:
Governor Republican, Patrick McCaull;
Democrat, j. Hoge Tyler.
Lieutenant governor Republican, E. Ii.
Rooler: Democrat, Edward Echols.
Attorney general Republican, James E.
Lyon; Democrat, A. Montague.
Rep. Dem. Pro.
1896 Pres. 500. 135,3SS 154 ,9S5 2,344
1898 Gov. ... 81, 239 121,940 $3.50
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NEW JERSEY.
New Jersey elects part of legislature
The Use of Railroads.

(Frcal tire indianapolis Journal.)
Tits all right to howl against the rail-
ro;.ds,' said the stubby Nan with the chin
beard, "but life would be u dreary waste
without en-"
What good do the railroads do yong"
asked the thin man. 81 know 10 my own
personal knowledge that you haven't trav-
cied forty miles on q railroad la thrc.
years.
What IL / amt? How could we have
any baseball leagues IL it wasn't fer the
railroads.
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CLERICAL ELECTION BETS.
Preachers Become Excited ami
Wager Apples by the Barrel.


Wager Apples by the Barrel.
Wilmington. Del, Nov. 2.-There was {.
tilt at the MetEcd dist Episcopal preachers
meeting today, capSed 10y d paper read by
Rev \. : MORAY. on Ballot aud Other
Reforms" Or. Ezra, Tinker remarked that
polit icians were pretty corrupt, and wouIl
do almost anything to accomplish their
ENDS. 'Tnprc is Seth Low" said the
doctor, bidding for the George votes
before George was fairly cold in DEATH
''Dr Tinker, YOU are a Tracy mau," ex-
Claimed Rev. +. h. Short.
Rev. d.. PaErr, Of Grace Church, said
I'm het YOU a big apple, Or. Tinker. tEas
you can't substantiate wha [ you say
And | will make it two" said Dr.
Lippncutt.
I'll bet YOU a whole barrelful,' ex-
Claimed Mr. Short.
The incident ended with Mr.. Short in
timating that he would have barrelful
of apples at the next meeting
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4 Possible Insult.

(Frcm the Chicago Record.)
what n singular nose the new bOarder.
Miss Perkins, has?"
Yes; she looks SO much like parrot
that l didn't dare pass her the crackers
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Physicians Must Testify Gratis.

Springfield, H., Nov. 2.-AccOrding 10 d
decision handed down by the Illinois SUI
premc court, a physician must give expert
testimony without demanding a specia.
fee. The decision was rendered in the case
of DIR. j. y. Dixon, of this city, who was
fined S25 by the lower court because lie
refused t.. give expert testimony without
extra compensation.
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AS light frcm various quarters comes 20
be shed upon the "Auononry'' deal orisi-
mating some where between Washington
and. Madrid. and adopted by Senior sagasta,
its true inv srdness is made to appear =.
clearly that there is little danger of its re-
naming ability to close the eye OF the
American Congress, which was it's main oh
1ect. Aside from the proclamation of the
Cuban government, tie best informed PEG
pie in Cuba laugh at il as a new presenta
respondent at Havana calls attention TO
the fact that ever since Spain captured
Cuba in 1892. the Spanish government
has been promising REFORMS, and none have
matcrializ,-d 90 date. Repeatedly have
fair laws been promulgated for the admin.
istratin of the country They simply have
been ignored and the history OF Spanish
occupation has been an unbroken one OF
robbery, oppression, cruelty. rapine and
murder. Nobody believes in Sagasta's pres
ent promises. Ii is too palpable that it
simply Is a scheme 60 gain tine. IL that
should offer ia opportunity TO reconquer
tie island with the aid of the Mckinley
a dminisi ration, all right. If, after the
President has exhausted all executive
neans 10 postpone action by the Congress
aud Dcopl,, and action is forced upon him,
stiT spain will have gained leeway ,n
which L, prepare for the eventua'fty Jf
var.
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TANNERS SHORTHAND

and Business College. Loan and Trust Build
ing, 9th and F. Day and night ion.
Catalogues se122 LIMO
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EDUCATICNAI.
WASHINGTON
Kindergarten Normal institute
FOR
The Training of Teachers
With

=. Model Kindergarten and Graded School.
No extras for French Or German.
Miss Susan PlesSner Pollock, Principal.
Mrs. Louise Pollock Associate Principal.
Inquire fol- Particulars at the FEOEBEL
INSTITUTE, / 426 Qst.D NV. sell 3mo
EMERSON INSTITUTE tYoUDg's Acad-
envy Select classical amt uIatr etHd ttCa {
school for young men and boys. 914 18th
ST., opposite Franklin Square. VIII re-
open September -. Circulars can he OBJ
tanned at the school building or by adj
dressing CHAS. Is. 1OUNU, ITmcipal.
l-fP
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Let Him Hunt Tammany.

q rom TIE RICHMOND Ilmes.l
The King OF Korea says he would Ike
10 hunt elephants in America" Om
Jungles are tolerably free from elephants.
bot the Manhattan Island animals woul.
furnish ann good sport the balance OF this
week
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Eager TO Accommodate,

tFIom the Boston Traveler.)
Lamchop-waiter, two eggs, please boil
them foW minutes.
Walter An right, SIR. Pc ready in half
q second.
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MARYLAND.

Maryland VIII elect two State Officers,
comptroller, and clerk o: the court Of
appeals. The candidates are:
For Observation-Disclosures, Philip Lee
Goldsborough, Democrat, Thomas A. Smith.
For clerk or the court OF aDpeals--ke-
publican, Allan Rutherford: Democrat, j.
Frank Ford.
,ao. Rep. Dem.
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The National
Trading
Coupon
Company,

Composed of stanch. relia-
Bile local business men, is
about ready to start.
We will give you the best
selection of presents ever
given by a trading stamp
company. We will redeem
your stamps in smaller num-
bers than any company in
the city. We have the pro-
gressive and reliable stores
IN the various lines of trade
IN our company.
Our store, which will
shortly be opened, will show
you what a trading stamp
store should be.
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THE ELECTIONS TODAY.

Elections are being held toda hi Colorado,
Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts,
Nebraska, New York, New Jersey, Ohio,
PENNSYLVANIA and Virginia. The offices to
be voted for in each of these states ard the
vote cast in 1896 and the previous State
elections are given below:
COZ 0RAnO
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NEEtiiASkA.

Nebraska elects a judge OF the supreme
court and two regents of the State uni
versity. Candidates for the head OF the
ticket.
Republican. A. NJ. Post. Fusion iDemn-
crdt, Populi>t anu silver Republican, } Ohm
Sullivan.
Rep. Dem,
$40 Pres. .......... I03 .5o4 li5,2t.i
$40 -Supt. CT. jus. =. 1916 10.-li
In 1896 the fOpulists fused with TIE
Democrats.
In 1890 the Populists pulled 30, 500.
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COLORADO.

Colorado Will elect only judge of the
supreme court, and the candidates are:
- Republican and Silver Republican-Charies
ID. Hayt.
democrat and Populist-william Cab
bert.
Rep. Dem. Pop.
lS9o-Pres ...... 26,2ly l5s, $50 1853
lS94-Gov :..... $1,000 e,337s 1881
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tails In this country in State prisons the
hair is cut close, and no national custom
viii save iG, though it be as sacred as
China1ian's pigtail.
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SPECIAL NOTICE-George " Joyce, late
senior member or the firm of Andrew j.
JOyce's Sons, and who has been Identified
with that house for the Iast tweitt y five
years, desires 10 announce that he Ia -
opened ware rooms FOR the sale Ot fine
carriages and business wa CONS at 4JG Penn
sylVania avenue, and Will be pleased To
see ms former patrons and fIiends. He
also desires IL known that he has no con
nectlon whatever with the A. J. Joyce
Carriage Co., of Az 18th II. Mr.. Joyce
continues the agency for Hooker x Co.'S
carriages, which were handled nv the old
Iirm for twenty years. Personal attention
gwen TO repair work. nO2-1t
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING Il CO.,
AucflOueeTs

CHANCERY SALE OF ONE FIFTH IN
DIVIDED INTEREST AND ESTATE on
ST. tFORMERL Y 5TH ST., NEAR
SID ST. FORMERLY MARKET STJ,
WEST WASHINGTON (FORMER
GEURGETOWN.B
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NOTlICE-The public is notified not 10
purchase Fowler Bicycle No. 1889, as
ltisOur property and " III be taken wherever
found JONES Il BIZ RR, 513 9Th ST. NV.
DIV. Envoy ana Fleetwing Bicycles.
oc3O-3t,ein
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NOT1CE-The Auction sale OF Dry Goods,
Notions, Gnderw ear, Table Linens. etc.,
etc, contained in store $50 Seventh IT NV.
between u and II Will begin this CTues-
day. morning, November 2, at 10 O'Clock
a. M, and VIII Continue every day at same
hour until the large stock Is Sold store open
after ale each day for private sale at
auction prices. THOMAS J.OwESS. Auc-
tiOUHpT.
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NOTICE Carriage will be col
lected twice a week from November l
to April 10 JOSEJA ". WAKEFIELD,
contr actor. oc29-3t-em
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For Particulars Apply at
734-736 7th St. NV.
oc2g-4t am
posToFFICE NOTICE.
oc29-4t.aIn

Should be read daily, as changes may
occur at any time.
FORElGN MAILS are forwarded 60 the
ports or sailing daily, and this schedule OF
CiOsiDgs IL arranged on the presumption Of
their uninterrupted overland transit. For
The week ending November u. the last con-
hecunS closes viii be made at this office
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NEW YORK,

n 1895 the Popalists i,oIled 7o,5ee.
The herald., 1897-11-30
GOING TO WASHINGTON
Assistant City Attorney Crutcher
Sent to the Supreme Court

sent TO the supreme court
Assistant City Attorney Crutcher will
leave Thursday for Washington to rep
resent the city before the United States
supreme court in one of the several
waterworks cases that have been ap-
pealed. The matter of the representation
of the city in this action came up at yes
terday's council meeting in the form Of a
ommending that $3.50 be drawn against
the water litigation fund for the pur-
pose of paying the expenses of repre-
sentative of the city in the case. This
report was adopted. 1t is of vital i'm
portance at this time that the city file
an appearance in the cases in the high
est tribunal in the land. 1t is necessary
in order that the city may enter it's ap-
pearance that its case shall be presented
by an attorney who has been admitted
to practice before the supreme court of
the United States. None of the attor
neys in the case for the city have been
admitted before that court and it was
decided to send a representative there
and secure his admission to the bar of
that court. For that purpose the amount
mentioned has been appropriated.
The selection of Assistant City Attor-
ney Crutcher to perform that work is
a merited compliment to him. He will go
direct to Washington and will remain
there long enough to present the city's
side of the case. He will then return to
his old home at Frankfort, KY, where he
will remain for some time. He will be
absent from the city for about month.
The herald., 1897-11-30

amended at yesterdays session of the
city council. It had been expected that
the new draft Of the ordinance which
was to be presented by the city attorney
would be adopted, but when the matter
came up and the new ordinance was
presented, It was referred to the board
Of public works. The changes that are
contemplated are along the line sug-
gested at the last meeting Of the council
by Mr.. Blanchard and provide for the
elimination OF all reference to Main
street In the ordinance and for limit of
twenty minutes for all hitching in the
other portions of the district mentioned
in the present measure The matter did
not cause much debate and it's refer
ence was by consent.
This action leaves the matter open be-
fore the board Of public works and at the
next meeting Of that body there prob
ably will be another hearing Of the per-
sons interested in the matter. The
change is proposed at the instance of q
number of business men who have been
compelled to employ additional help as
a result Of the passage Of the present
measure. For the time being the pres
ent ordinance remains In force.