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The sun., 1898-02-11
Busy Times With Cons umer'S Ice Co.

W. J. Faulkner 4 Sons, have just
finished a new roof ON the ice house Of
the Consumers Ice 4 Coal Co., at Fern
dale, Pa. This is the largest roof that
has been put on any building for some
time. 1t took two weeks to complete it,
with a large force of men. The material
for this roof was furnished by the firm
OF John R. Hudson 4 Co. This is an
undertaking not in their usual line of
business, but the effort has been great
success. The Consumers Ice 4 Coal Co..
finished cutting ice yesterday at their
new plant at Ferndale. The machinery
used is by far the most improved of mod
ern inventors in the country. With the
present arrangements they are able to
cut ice considerably longer than any
other ice plant in the country.
The sun., 1898-02-11
Big Order for Steel Rails.

rIrrsBuRG Pa, Feb. lO.-The Carnegie
Steel Company received an order this
morning for $4,000 tons of steel for the
Louisville and Nashville Road. This is
the largest bettermcnt order placed this
year. The steel rail pool has placed the
price at SIS for Pittsburg and S22 for
Chicago. 1t includes the Illinois Steel
Company. Carnegie, Cambria Iron
Works, Lackawanna Iron and Steel
Company, Pennsylvania steel Company,
Ohio Steel Company, and all the rail pro-
ducing firms in the country. This insures
the interest u: anst are petition Of the dis
astrolls and war OF last year.
The sun., 1898-02-11

THE COUNNL IN SESSION.
Committee on PubH buildings Want
More Money! resolutions
OF KeSDcN.

of RespeN
At the regular meeting City Coun-
Gil last night Mr.. VNeiI pN\gented Il set
Of resolutions on the death Senator
r. Robert i',,ty.. J.; Handy. The reso''' Sns were
"Whereas, 1t has pleased the .N<ighty
G' d to cal from our midst our esh Nned
citizen, Robert }. Handy, thereforetei ut
resolved that the sympathy of this bdiA
be extended to the family, and our sem
Of the loss as Il member OF our LegislA"
ture be hereby expressed \
After the reading OF the resolutions,
President OF Council Colonel Ieitch made
several creditabe remarks about the dead
Senator.
The regular reports were read which
We're as follows: City treasurer's report,
city auditors report, clerk Of Municipal
Courts report, and Chief OF Fire Depart
ment's report. A communication from
the Board of Trade was accepted, asking
the members OF Council to attend Il
meeting'of the Bo1rd on next Thursday
night, us important business would be
transacted in regard to deepening the
Christina river
A report from the Public Buildings
committee WAS read stating that the ap.
preparation was not large enough to dc :
fray the expenses OF repairing the Pub
lie Buildings, and they ask that the sum
of 500 be borrowed from the sum appro-
priated to navigation.
Mr. Oberly moved that a special meet
ing of Council be held to meet the meln-
bers of the Municipal Commission in re-
lation to the new city charter. Mr. Leary
made a motion that the Council should
not hold special meeting, but they
should consider the communication from
the Municipal Commission at the regular
meeting next Thursday night Coun-
Gil adjourned at 8 o'clock
The sun., 1898-02-11
Mrs, Iiillry Passing AWAY,

Mrs. Abraham Killey is lying very i'll
in her winter residence, in New Castle
hundred, and is not expected to live
until noon today. She is about seventy
years of age and has been resident Of
Wilmington for thirty-iive years, when
she was engaged in the millinery bus-
ness She has hosts of friends and rrla-
tives in Wilmington and its surrounding
towns
The sun., 1898-02-11
COlu-e,l Preachers Meet.

Ihe Fifteenth Annual Institute OF the
&kAte for the benefit OF the Colorcd
Mathodist Episcopal Church was held at
Dover yesterday afternoon. All the
lcol0red preachers OF Wilmington were
present. Addresses were made by Will
tiiam8T. Smith, OF New Castle hundred.
Alter the exercises were over a grand
love feast was held.
The sun., 1898-02-11
At the Municipal Court.

In Municipal Court yesterday, James
Matthews, drunk, was fined 81 and costs.
John Ryan, who broke the glass in
the door OF a secondhand stolc on Front
street near French, was fined S5 and
costs. Samuel Davis, who was arrested
on charge Of disorlerly conduct, was
dismissed. He had been put ont of the
saloon Of +. j. Newell on East Seventh
street, but the proprietor declined to
prosecute.
The sun., 1898-02-11
1t Made u Handsome Kur,

S I3eorge .Justis, formerly owner of the
B,st1n Clothing, House but who now re-
1idHS At Browns Mills, n. j., presented
Snuel Richcnberger, the saloonkceper
S$lA East Fourth street, with grey fox.
Axthis is very rare species Of fox Rich
t rger had the pelt made into rug,
iAx is very handsome one.
The sun., 1898-02-11
Evangelist MOODY will he Here,

D L. Moody, the noted evangelist,
will give two addresses at the West
Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday at
three and eight p. NJ, respectively.
This is the first time Mr.. Moody has
been in this city for five years. He has
been holding successful meetings at
Boston, New York, Montreal, Canada,
and through several other New England
States.
The sun., 1898-02-11
AnOt her Rect Sugar Factory.

SANTA MARIA, Cal. February lO.-TIle
Union Beet Sugar Company has let a
contract for $500 600 beet sugar factory
to be located near here. 1t will be con.
nected by rail with the Southern Pacific
near Guadaloupe.
The sun., 1898-02-11
National Bank Notes Redeemed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O.--National bank
notes received today for redemption
S472,4SS Government receipts from i'll
ternal revenue, S5G2, ll0; customs, 1885,
974; miscellaneous, Sl3, 227; expenditures
81, $50, 600.
The sun., 1898-02-11
Eight Hundred Shops Affected.

New YORK. Feb. 1O.---Thc strike of the
three Thousand trousers makers and the
three thousand cloak makers continues
today. This is the fourth day of the
strike Of the ,rouser makers Eight
hundred shops are tied up The strike
leaders say that everything is going
well with the strike. A new scale of
prices will be formulated and will be
sent to the contractors tomorrow.
While excitement is high no account Of
violence has been reported to the police.
The Rev G. L. Jefferson united in
marriage, on Wednesday evening, Mrs.
Lucy Graves, of this city, and Edward
j. Calvin, of Washington, at the brides
residence No. 1877 West Eleventh street.
The sun., 1898-02-11
Brake IIeilUthened,

Conncilmen Caleb Watson. Of the
Ninth ward yesterday afternoon length
ened the brake ON the truck OF the
Phoenix Fire Company This was
necessitated by the fact that the brake
was short and would not hold.
The sun., 1898-02-11

Mrs, Thomas Davis, of Plainsfeld, /,
j., is the guest OF her mother in TIN,
city.
Mrs. William Kerney, of New York,
is the guest Of Mrs. David Brand Of
Adams street.
The sun., 1898-02-11
Union Church Entertainment.

A musical and literary entertainment
was given in Union Church last night.
Mrs. Maha'a II. Wells and Miss Caroly G.
Pierce's ehcution classes furnish the
program. The entertainment was under
the auspices OF Miss Bessie HamselPs
class.
The sun., 1898-02-11

Reynolds Cook, clerk of the Gibson
House was in Woodside Yesterday.
Evening journal., 1898-10-03
new CASTLG NEWS NOTES

Haywood Case is having his eyes
ated by DR.. r. r. Tybout, of Will
lgton.
FRS. Henry Moore, Of Debondale, is
ch better.
.eslie w. Carnegie. of Summit
|dge, viii attend the High School
he to-day.
|'he monitor MiantonOmoh passed up
saturday for League Island.
there will be a meeting of the Parish
Hiding Society this afternoon at the
Iish building at o'clock.
lYr. and Mrs. John Wise have an ad-
on to their family, a baby girl.
|'he torpedo boat Mackenzie passed
Sunday afternoon. She went by
Delaware and Chesapeake canal.
'here have been several warrants is
d for boys placing stones on the
LEY tracks. The cases will be tried
night before Acting Mayor John R
. .mbson.
!. Mary Murphy, of Cherry street, il
. k with typhoid fever.
meeting of the directors of the New
stle Needle Work Guild of Americi
held Saturday afternoon at thu
me Of the president, Mrs. Johl
0lck.
Evening journal., 1898-10-03
ncrrirerntinr Trust.

DETROIT, oct. IA special 10 The
Tribune from Grand Rapids says: The
organization OF the Refrigerator Manu-
featuring trust is said TO be under way.
It is to have s6.OOO,O0O capital and to in
clude all the big concerns in the coun-
try. There are 80 factories in different
parts of the United States. each with
more or less valuable patents, and the
plants said to be TO buy these concerns
outright and bunch the management. A
meeting was recently held In this city
of manufacturers in the central and
western states TO discuss the project,
and it IS understood that they were
agreeable and that It will materlallze
about Nov. Is. Local refrigerator max
ing interests refuse to discuss the mat
Ter
Evening journal., 1898-10-03
V.IIo,v rever I'm l,II.sissIppi.

JACKSON, Miss. oct. S.-Two new
cases of yellow fever have developed
here. A suspicious case with black
vomit is reported at Winona. Miss.
Mayor Redheld reports two new cases.
both colored at Edwards. Dr. Dunn
wires from Harriston. Miss. as follows:
"The situation is bad. Send at once
two female nurses. About 90 down; one
death" The state board has ordered
that no person be allowed to embark on
or debark from any train on the line OF
the Yazoe and Mississippi branch In the
state of Mississippi, running from Mem
phis TO New Orleans. Taylors reports
two new cases; Orwood no report; OK
ford three new cases.
Evening journal., 1898-10-03
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Nine. Carnot, the widow OF the former
president of France is dead.
German troops In South Africa en-
gagged the natives, and IL soldiers were
killed
The war department has appointed
a board of officers TO select sites for
camps in Cuba.
Representatives Of Spanish workmen
met at Barcelona and proposed a gen
eral strike If the war tax was not re-
moved.
NJ. Paulmier, d French deputy and
NJ. Turot, one Of the editors OF La Lam
terne, fought a duel. in which both were
wounded.
Justice Van Wyck has resigned his
place on the bench. All doubt that h'
would stand as nominee Of the Demo
Gratis is dispelled.
Evening journal., 1898-10-03

ney. Daley, before leaving, tried to in
duce Mr.. stannard to go to New York
with him and become his manager, as
DAILY had about decided to quit Sam
Fitzpatrick, his present manager. Mr..
Stannard was the one who put DAILY in
the line Of champions. He trained him
in most Of his fights, and looked after
the fighter when his friends were few.
Mr.. Stannard looked after DAILY as
mother does a child, and he was always
giving him instructions as to the
proper care Of himself TONY" Is
strictly temperate, and this was the les
son that he was teaching the light
weight. II Daley had Stannard for a
manager instead OF the "bleeder' Fitz-
patrick. he would be champion OF
American to-day.
Evening journal., 1898-10-03
CHINESE EMPEROR DEAD.
Believed to Have Been killed by
DownEer Empress order.

LONDON. oct. "A dispatch from
Shanghai says It is semiofhcially an
nounced there that the emperor Of
China committed suicide on Sept. 2l.
The announcement Of the death OF the
emperor is confirmed by a later dis
patch from the same place. The reports
as TO the means employed in his taking
off differ. One story has II that he died
by poison. another that death was
caused by strangulation and a third
that he was subjected to frightful tor
ture. a redhot iron being thrust through
his bowels.
Earlier advices from Shanghai say
that kilograms furnished by the toatai,
or local governor, TO a Chinese paper
there alleged that the emperor OF china
committed suicide on Sept. q, after
signing the decrees which placed the
dowager empress at the head OF affairs
in China. This. It is added, is under
stood to mean that the emperor was as
sassinated.
All the English speaking secretaries
and the principal members OF the Chi
nese foreign office, II Is further an
nounced, have been seized and BAN
ished
III IS the Benefal opinion that tne en-
peror has been done TO death by the
dowager empress. who. II now appears
was once a barmaid in a Chinese liquor
shop.
The emperor OF China is known tc
have shown lately leanings toward
Christianity. and 10 was recently report.
ed that he had burned the Confuciar
classics In the palace.
The man who will now ascend tn,
throne Of China is Yin. a grandson o
Prince Kung. He is a good looking, In
telligent young man Of decidedly pro
foreign leanings. He is regarded b,
the Chinese as being the legitimate sue
cessor of the emperor's predecessor
Kwang- Hau. Englishmen who have me
Yin declare he viii not be a puppet, lilS
his predecessor. He has stronger will
and moreover is not related TO tn
dowager empress.
Evening journal., 1898-10-03
nIn snrher Wn1 Nnt Accrnt.

BUFFALO. oct. 3.-ole N. Snyder, the
nominee for attorney general on the in
dependent Chicago platform ticket, has
declined to accept the nomination. In
an interview yesterday afternoon Mr..
Snyder said: II will not accept the nom
ination. My decision is final, and tele-
gram Of declinatlon will be in Mr. Nc
Donald's hands tomorrow morning. That
IS all I can say" NJ. ]. Cation, the nomi-
nee for state treasurer on the same tick
ct. returned TO the city yesterday and
says that he will accept the nomination
rendered him.
Evening journal., 1898-10-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

|lr. Stonebach, Edward Challenger
h Miss Anna Marshall, Of Philadel-
a, spent Sunday with Mrs. Edward
|allenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ryan, Of Phila-
phia, were the guests Of Mrs. John
! 'rlin on Sunday.
Thomas Sadler, of Delaware City,
S visitor at New Castle on Satur-
night.
Mr.. and Mre Ward, of Wilmington,
\ ited Mrs. Elwood Wilson, on Satur-
II night.
Miss Edna Finn, Ralph Finn and
thur Gamble. were in Newport on
urday.
ohm Harris, Of Newport, was in town
Iterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. L. George were in
( vn last night.
Harry Meredith, of Philadelphia
mt Sunday with his parents.
Miss Laura Gillis spent Sunday with
& rs Grace Saunders.
Eryler Langston, Of West Delaware
Seet, is confined to the house with ty
; bid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman, of Newport
Fl tied Mrs. George Williams on Sun
<dr and Mrs. James P. Wincheste
Eseed through town on Sunday OF
q ir way to their Summer home.
& Harry Jemison. of Camden N, j.. Wis
III his mother yesterday.
corporal Edward Whitnack was no
5pected to live through last night.
principal ]. Coleman Beasten, @
IMPORT, was in Wilmington on Satur
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Thatcher, Q
lmington, were the guests of ]. Trus
sllenger recently.
Mrs. John White, who has been via
~ her parents, near Bear station
II urned home yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Reynor, of Camden, n. j..
N iting her daughter. Mrs. Carrow, o
NTH Fourth street.
Y econd Lieutenant John Hammers
+ &ne from Camp Meade on a sick fur
"a 4gh.
q Hiss Grace Saunders and Miss Clar
terson, Of Philadelphia; Miss Estell
Fred Maoklin, of Wilmington, weT
Evening journal., 1898-10-03
TOWN IN DARKNESS.

For about two hours last night New
stle was in total darkness, and the
.lley cars were not running for the
ne length of time. All this was due
the breaking Of the pump at the
wer-house. One woman remarked
ut the darkness reminded her Of the
ne when she was a little girl and
IRE were no lights at all on the
|eets. One bright young man remark
that the reason the cars had stopped
Inning was that the sparrows were sc
ok on the wires between Whining
and New Castle that they had eater
the currents off.
Evening journal., 1898-10-03
the gueets of Mrs. Jacob Saunders over
PRBsCaER'S MOTHER ILL

REV. CHARLES HILL SUDDENLY
SUMMONED TO WILMINGTON.
MUCH DISORDER IN SMYRNA ON
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Smyrna, Oct. 3.-Rev. Charles Hill,
pastor of Asbury NJ. E. Church, re-
ceived word that his mother, the widow
of the late Presiding Elder Charles
Hill, Is seriously i'll at her home, in
Wilmington. He left Immediately for
her bedside and in his absence the SER
vices in his church yesterday were con-
Quoted by Rev. Thomas Haynes in the
morning, and Rev Mr. Hinson IN the
evening
There was a great deal Of disorder Ia
town on Saturday night, the colored
element causing the greater part OF the
trouble. The three officers were kept
busy until midnight. Those arrested
were Harvey FAIRIES, white, an old Of
fender, for being drunk and disorderly.
He paid a fine of $3.50 and was re-
| leased Zeke Evans, colored, drunken
ness and giving trouble to officers
fined SO and sent off, Joseph Lee, col
ored drunk and disOrderly A Bohemian
was also arrested at Smyrna Landing
Sunday for ill-treating his wife and
threatening to kill her. The last two
named are still in the lookup.
Mrs. Turner and sister, Mrs. Denny
have been visiting friends in Denton
Nd.
Mics Nellie Heaton spent Sunday
with relatives in Middletown.
Mrs. Samuel Armstrong and children
Of Camden, are the guests Of her mo
ther, here.
The singing class organized on Fri
day evening by Professor Wilton, o
New York, was so large that in the fu
ture it will meet in the Century Clu
room.
Walter Price, of Hartley Del, is Wis
? iting hie relatives here.
= Miss Margaret Smith has returne
from Philadelphia.
Edgar and Ernest Haynes, of VIII
mington, were the guests Of their par
+, ents yesterday.
Evening journal., 1898-10-03
woman murdered by Her Daughter

PITTSBURG, oct. 3.-Bertha Bell
stein killed her mother yesterday and
later put four bullets into her own body,
from the effects of which she cannot re-
cover. The only explanation the girl
gar,s for her terrible deed were these
words. " wanted to die and did not
want my mother 10 live and fret over
my death" The crime, which was COM
mitted some time in the early morning,
was not discovered until late in the day,
when n son Of the murdered woman
came 10 the house TO see his mother.
Evening journal., 1898-10-03
A rennsrIYnnIn TrnRcdr.

ASHLAND, Pa, Oct. S.-While Mi
chael Thompson, half witted young
man. was chasing his mother about the
dining room at his home in Mahanoy
Plane yesterday afternoon his brother
Thomas seized a shotgun and shot Mi
chael, instantly killing him. The affair
caused considerable excitement. Thomas
has surrendered 70 the authoritles.
Evening journal., 1898-10-03
G. A. G. FoorRAnn TEAM.

The c. A. c. football team is now in
.diness to play any team in the state
m 140 to 145 pounds The team has
organized for the season with these
.yers: Bridgewater, right end; Dill
right tackle; Smead, right guard;
sggenmann, centre; Thatcher, left
|lrd; John Newlove, left tackle;
Ibert Newlove, left end; Boyle,
|lrter-back; Bullen, left half-back;
|ncaster, full-back; Counties, right
f-back and captain.
Evening journal., 1898-10-03
The SPORTING WORLD.
Football Season Auspiciously
Opened on Saturday.
WARREN WON, DELAWARE Los

WEATHER WAS TOO WARM TO
AROUSE MUCH ENTHUSIASM. J
swARIHMoREls CAPTAINS PLAY
WE PRETTIEsT OF THE DAY.
l. NLY'S FIGHT.
Al the Riverview grounds Saturday
afternoon the Warren football team
opened the season OF 1898 with a vie
tory over the p. & Il. A. A.. OF Phila-
delphia. by the score OF 10 to 0, the
Wilmington boys scoring two touch
downs in the first half, neither OF which
resulted in goals, however.
Both teams were equally matched as
far as weight was concerned but War
ren's line held fast, most OF the visit
ors gains being made around the right
end.
The weather was too warm for good
football, and even Porter's S0-yard run,
which would ordinarily put the root
ers" in a trance, failed to arouse any
enthusiasm.
The game started with the Pennsyl-
vanians in possession OF the ball, War
rem defending the eastern goal. The
visitors kickoff was caught by Brln-
ton, who passed the ball to Bailey for
3-yard gain. Prentiss was then sent
around right end for a gain OF 20
yards. Brinton and Smith added 4 and
yards respectively on line plunges.
Mcdaniel was then seHt around left
end for a 2O-yards gain. On the next
scrimmage the visitors got the ball on
a tumble but lost II almost immediate
ly, Green getting down on a tumble.
Prentiss was sent through the line FOR
yards, and followed 1t up by a run
around the end Of 10 yards. Smith and
Brinton were then sent through the line
for short gains, and the ball went tc
the visitors on downs. The vlsitorf
tried hitting the line, but falling al
that Keyser was started around the
end, but was downed by Prentiss for 9
loss, the ball going to Warren. Prem
tiss and Brinton then hit the line foi
good gains and Mcdaniel was sen
through for a touchdown. BrintoI
caught the kick out, but Prentiss faile,
at goal.
The visitors kick-oif was agaii
caught by Brinton. who passed II u
Bailey, but the forwards were down OF
him before he could gain. Prentls
then went through the line for 10
yard gain. In the next scrimmag
Warren was given 10 yards for off-sid
play. The visitors here got the ball o
tumble, and Keyser was sent aroun
the end for a 3-yard gain. With but
. minute to play Porter got possession {
J the ball on tumble and sprinted u
= the field for run OF eighty yards for
b. touchdown. Prentiss failed az goa
= Time for the first half was then calle
r In the second half Milligan replace
/ Smith at half; Clint Garrett took Po
h ter's place at end, and Allen went on
e Brinton's place at tackle.
y The heat seemed 70 effect both team
. and Warren let up a little In this ha
: Keyser made some good gains for Il
: visitors in this half, which was play'
: mostly in Warrens territory. but Il
e visitors never menaced Warren's gos
Z time being called with ball in the Gel
: tre Of the field, There was a fair a
tendance. The lineup
Evening journal., 1898-10-03
IEANFTTE WYIIE SICK.

Word has been received here Of the
ious sickness of baby jeanette
ylie, daughter of Rev. S. Beattie
1lie, of the Presbyterian Church.
and Mrs. Wylie have been spending
/ Summer in Ireland and were to
|rt home on last Wednesday. Owing
the critical condition Of the child
y will not be able to sail for some
be-. They were expected here on
,ursday next.
Evening journal., 1898-10-03
n..or,.r ISiIIed nv n TrnIn.

RANDOLPH. n. y, oct. s.-Thomas
Mcleod. said to be a deserter from the
regular army, and whose address is
given as 493 Ninth avenue. New York,
was killed by an Erie freight train near
here today. Mcleod was beating his
way home and was riding on the bump
ers of the train when he fell asleep and
rolled on the track.
Evening journal., 1898-10-03

WHAT'S THE TROUBLE!-Is it
Sick Headache?-Is It Biliousness?-I
It Sluggish Liver?-Is your skin sal
low ?-Do you feel more dead than
alive? Your system needs toning-
Your Liver isn't doing its work-Don't
resort to strong drugs-Dr. Agnew'e
Liver Pills, 10 cents for 40 dcses. Will
work wonders for you.-19. Sold By
Miller Drug Company, 4o2 Market, and
N. p. Danfcrth, Market and Second
streets.
Evening journal., 1898-10-03
Memorial Service For Yeoman Ellis

NEW YORK. oct. 8.-Services were
held last night in the Washington ave-
nue. Baptist church in memory OF Chief
Yeoman Charles II. Ellis Of the cruiser
Brooklyn. who met death at Santiago.
Captains Philip. Cook and sigsbee We're
present. The address was delivered by
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff. The
church. which has a seating capacity OF
/ 500. was crowded to the doors.
Evening journal., 1898-10-03
rbe PoruIi.t TroubIcs In Idaho.

BOISE. Ida. oct. S.-The supreme
court has decided that the Taylor wing
Of the Populist party has the legal orr
ganization. and it alone is entitled TO
have tickets printed on the official bal
lot and the name Of the Peoples party.
This is a triumph for Congressman
Gum. II is predicted that the two wings
will now unite. with Gum for congress
and d. II. Andrews for governor.
Evening journal., 1898-10-03
A REcEPrroN To SOLDIERS.

A RECEPIIUN TO oULDIEItS.
mother meeting was held on Satur-
z night to prepare for the home
ming of Company II. A letter was
d from First Lieutenant c. P. Hol-
NIB, saying that he would be at the
I'd of fifty men when they returned
New Castle. The committee began
day to decorate the interior of the
nory with red, white and blue bunt-
!. The committee has collected
put $40, and intends to have a band
escort the boys from the station to
armOry. They are expected about
esday or Wednesday. The women in
urge will have everything in readi-
is by the time they arrive.
Evening journal., 1898-10-03
Weather Probabilities.
Showers; fresh easterly winds.

The order to restrain the city Off
oials from paying the Phoenix Fire
Company the appropriation voted to it
By City Council will be argued before
Chancellor Nicholson in few days.