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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-03
THE CARPENTERS MAY STRIKE
THEY DEMAND EIGHT HOURS AND
$3.50 PER DAY.
Leaders shy There Ii Really No
strike, but One May he ordero"
at An, Time.

There is another disagreement between
the local carpenters union and the mas
ter builders exchange. The carpenters
are contendlng for eight hours work anu
$3.50 per day. They are now getting $-'oV
for nine hours work. While the leao
ers OF the union deny that strike is on
they admit that no union carpenter VIII
be allowed to go to work for less than
$3.50 for eight hours work, the order
eating from yesterday, This action WAS
taken at meeting held yesterday.
prominent member OF the carpenters
union said 10 Post reporter last night:
No strike has been declared, bur one
may he ordered at any time. Union men
Will not work for less than $3.50 for eight
hours work. While this may be consid-
cred strike by those who are not familiar
with the facts. 1t lie not for the reason
that any union carpenter who can get
$3.50 for eight hours work will b. per
mltted to 20 20 work. We are confident
that we will gain our demands"
Many carpenters are laying off, es
they term 1t. because they have been re-
fused what they ask. However, some OF
the employers are paying the scale de
manded
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CHAMBERS COUNTY IMPROVEMENTS
Dredge Boat Purchased for Work on
Rice Canal.

Wallisville, Texas. April 1.-The Cham
hers county rice canal people have pui-
chased the dredge boat lately used in
Buffalo bayou improvement and are
now repairing here preparatory to putting
her to work dredging a channel through
the bar at the mouth of Turtle bayou.
and clearing out Lees bayou, tributary
TO Turtle bayou, on which they will erect
their pumping plant, the machinery TOR
which Messrs, C, R. Cummings Co.
have the contract for delivering, and j..
W. Cook & Co. are now busily engaged
in saving 100000 feet OF dimension lura-
Der Off the erection of said plant TIE
machinery and lumber will be deliveret
inside next fifteen days and active work
begun so as to get it ready to irrlgate tins
crop for this year.
C, R. Cummings & Co, have added a
circular saw to their MILL which increases
its capacity to 10000 feet per day. The
mill viii be completed in about two
weeks
Mr.. J. T. White OF Turtle has sold $40
| cows for delivery inside of next twenty
DAYS at Sl5 per head. They will he shippe1
from Winnie on the Gulf and Interstate
railroad.
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st have also recon-
mended these med1-
cines to my friends
who suffered from
female weakness"
female

az was troubled for three years with uleera.
t;o,, md female weakness and my doctor gave ine
INF little relief" writes Mrs. Lulu HunteI; Oh
SW.,ton Ct Iouis Co. Nc. I saw an adyertise-
,,ent In the paper OF DR.. Pierce's Favorite RE
scrintion. 1 began the use OF It about year ago
foot Ave bottles of il, and one bottle OF Golden
Medical Discovery aud my health Is peter now
than II was for years. have also
these medicines to some OF my friends, WHO SUI
tered from female weakness and good results
have followed"
The greatest advertisement OF Doctor
pierce's Favorite Prescription are the
women who have used it and been cured
by il. 1t is not common cure-all.
II has a single purpose, the cure OF dis
eases peculiar to women, and this pur-
pose it accomplishes thoroughly and per-
manently.
There is no alcohol, or opium, or other
narcotic contained in DR., Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription. Such a claim cannot
be truthfully made for any other prepare
ton put up specially for women ard on
sale at the medicine stores. Accept no
substitute.
Every sick or ailing woman is invited
TO consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, free OF
charge. Every letter is held as strictly
private and sacredly confidential All
answers are sent in sealed envelopes,
bearing no advertising or other printed
matter upon them. Address DR.. R. v.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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LIN Grange Locals.

La Grange, Texas, April 1.-The coun
court convened here today. The docket IL
slim one.
The ice factory will begin operations
again tomorrow.
b. F. Harigel. proprietor OF the La
Grange Journal, is erecting brick build
ing on Travis street
j. e. shuptrine, agent of the Southern
Pacific railway, is building a handsome
residence on Jackson street.
Captain j. NJ. Byrnes, the popular and
we'll known cotton buyer is having a hne
residence built on Jackson street.
The Katy has placed a new stone bridge
a, the intersection Of La Fayette and
Jackson streets. which is quite an orna-
ment to that section OF the city.
]. G. Fry and wife of Dallas are here
visiting relatives. Mr.. Fry is well
known railroad man.
John B. Holloway, VI. j. Connell, X. T.
Bradshaw. ]. A. Lyon and Walter Rob
ertsop left this afternoon for Old RIVER
and promise to return with an extra large
bag of fish,
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personal MENTION.

j. w webb of Temple is at the Lawlor
C. A. Andrews OF Austin Is stopping at the
Latham.
Miss o. Kelly of Victoria is registered at the
Lnwlor.
Ed Pope of Dallas is registered at the
Lathem.
G. w Morrison Of Chicago IS stopping at
tho Bristol
w. Bond of Galveston spent yesterday at
the Latham.
r. D. Louand OF Alexandria is guest at
w. w. Petty of Dallas is among the guests
at the Lawlor.
Frank King. a prominent knight OF the grip
il at the Latham.
w. w Hunncutt OF Marlin is late ar
rival at the Bristol.
Fred Juenger OF McFadden's force left
Sunday for Galveston.
Mrs. c. j. Palmer is confined to her homo
with an attack Of la grippe
j. S. Mooslrg Of Bryan arrived yesterday
and is stepping at the Latham
Mr. and Mrs. William Masterson OF Rich
mopd have -trients at the Bristol.
Richard H. Barrow of Columbia is in the
city on business and is registered at the
Latham
Mrs. Henry Herring has returned from
beaumont after a pleasant visit to her sou.
Milan Berkeley,
Mr. +. II. Hall, the well known stockmEn
who Is now chiefly engaged in shipping ctatie
to Cuba, and who registers from Havana, was
In tho city yesterday, a guest at the Lawlor.
Messrs A. c. Mckesn. a business man, Mr..
j, C. kelso, superintendent Of county roads
and bridges. Mr.. Martin Byrne, a county com
missioner. and MIR. Green Butler. who will he
a candidate for district attorney at the next
election, came IN from Galveston yesterday
and enjoyed the sights Of a metropolitan city
during election day.
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A. II. wiIhnr Hcre.

Mr.. a. L. Wilbur, one of the most sue,
eossful managers of light opera in the
country, is in the city with the Wilbur
Kirwin Opera company. Mr.. Wilbur has
not always been in the theatrical busl-
mss and some twenty years ago he trav.
eled through this part OF Texas in the
capacity of salesman for large whole
sale drug house. The progress made hy
Houston since that time, MIR. Wilbur
thinks. has been something marvellous,
ard he was much impressed by the many
signs OF activity he saw during a trir
over part OF the city yesterday. He will
remain here during the week.
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The ne.tin the Mnrln

We believe chamherlain's Cough Rem
edy is the best in the world, \ few weeks
ago We suffered with severe cold and a
troublesome cough, and having read their
advertisements in our own and other pa
psrs We purchased bottle to see II 1t
would affect us. 1t cured us before the
bottle was more than half used. 1t is
the best medicine out for colds and
coughs,-The Herald. Andersonvllle. Ind.
For sale by all drugglsts.
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JEWISH PUBLICATION SOCIETY.
Mrs. Is. II. Schcrmnn Tells Something
of Its Work

Mrs. X H. Scherman, travelling repre-
sentative of the Jewish Publication CO.
ciety, is a guest at the Capitol hotel aud
will remaiu in the city two or three days
in the interest of her work. Mrs. scher-
man says OF the society that it is not
benevolent organization, but 1t was insi-
tuted for the purpose of publish ne and
disseminating literary, scientific ard re-
ligious works and giving instruct on in
the principles of the Jewish religion. Tie
mem bershp of the organization is not
corfned to any one country. bat its mem
GERS are found in all countries The In
stitutitn Is furthering an in crest in the
study of Jewish literature and has among
its membership some of the fogem st
literary men OF the United states. The
directory of officers and trustees Goa
talns the names of many men that are
prominent in public life, Rev Henry
Cohen OF Galveston is one OF the vice
presidents, and there are several members
10 Houston. Mrs, Scherman having al
ready Increased the number during her
stay here She says hat principally
through the work of the society several
colleges have taken up the study OF
Jewish literature and are making 1t
both pleasant and profitable.
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No one who has been member Of
frst-ciass personally conducted excursion
would take pleasure trip otherwis. a,
half the cost. The Post offers such trim
at less than regular trip oyerine N.
same territory with the same stops Ten
days 10 the City OF Mexico and ra,,,.
with sleeper entire time. guides. etc, 70,
only $50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-03

No one who has been a member of a
hrst-class personally conducted excursion
would take pleasure trip otherwise at
half the cost, The Post offers such trip
at less than regular trip covering the
same territory with the same stops. Ten
days TO the City of Mexico aud re.rsn,
with sleeper entire time, guides, etc, for
only $50.
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LAKE CHARLES LOCALS.
New Brick business Building-Ney
scales


scales.
Lake Charles, La, April David
Keims and Julius Frank are making prep.
arations for the construction of two-storv
prick block on Ryan street to be located
Just between the brick building recently
constructed by julius Frank and the one
70 be built by the First National hank
The building, 9Ox8i feet in dimensions vii,
nave pressed brick front and iron castings,
me lower story will contain two stores
fees eu iHto VI
ne construction gang OF the Southern
"a, saelho is at work laying the foundations
Tor new set of scales to be put in east cas-
OF the passenger depot. The new scsIss ale.
oae e 81 modern type and win have. the
Tps aeis attachment. The large Southern
the foundations pu'''us uoWn
ALL III l. D, Lamkln, pastor of the First
s DSpt,st church Of Houston, began revival
afternoon. 'H mere TINS
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Arnold. J. W. barnes, T. $. Lubbock. A. NJ
Darling. s. A. oliver, p. W. Hudson.
Jury for the week: James Foley, eeols'
J. Melllnger. Nose Arnold, a. s. Anderson
T. w. Blake. j. @. Butler. Henry ron'
Jr.. r. $. Glover. P. NJ. CRANBERRY, w
G. C. johnson. Norman Mccall, a. u heu'
wood. Joseph Devine. Joseph Snsrvln
Sam Swinford. II. VI. curtin. 7. b. hurss
C.. H. Stadttler. J. c. stanley, w. u, Inns
lev. I n. Waties, e. 8. Woods. o. l.. White
i. /. Tryon. ]. A. Mincl,ler J. n. Russell
b. F. Perry. J. u. Proctor. F. +. Dexter
Adam Clay, w. " Angle, Peter Hoenis.
At yesterdays session the cases agains
Charley Heam and Lawyer Raymond oil
appeal, were continued.
The case against George ID. Tucker
charged with murder. was passed to Apr
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THE FIRST LECTURE

on cooking was given under the auspices
OF the Houston Gas Light company by
Miss Lucy c. Andrews yesterday after
noon at the Levy building, Main and Cap
itol, and was attended by an immense
coneourse of ladies. who We're profuse in
their praise of the illustration OF the COM
fort and economy OF gas stoves as well
AS the Intelligent lecture by Miss An
drews.
There will be another lecture TODAY
and every day this week, commencing at q
L.
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suERIFFs' DEPARTMENT..

Gonzales, Texas, April 2.--Stolen. q:
Gonzales Texas, on the night of April /,
1900, one dark brown horse, about years
old. about 10 hands high, branded Wit
on the left thigh and X on the left shout
der, right hind foot white, scar behind the
cars. One sorrel mare about years
old, white star in face, branded S over w
on the left shoulder, left fore foot white
will pay IS for recovery OF above horses
r. Nj. Glover, sheriff Gonzales county.
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CITY BREvITIEs.

The Ladies' Fan Tan club will meet Thurs
day at n, m. at the residence OF Miss Peck,
23lt Caroline
There is an undolivered telegram at the
office of the Postal Telegraph company lis
Main street - NJ Schwed
The meeting OF the Woman's club to have
hetn held this afternoon Mt the residence Of
Mrs. j. o, Carr has been postponed.
Mr.. J. II. Gilbert aud Miss Mamie Meineke
viii be married tomorrow night a; Tabernacle
Methodist church. corner Polk and Caroline
There ara undelivered kilograms at the OF
nee Of the Western Union TELEGRAPH com
pany. III Main street, for Miss Jessie May
h Falcon. Mrs Lucy Donylson Ccolored)
and L. o. Andres
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no one who has been member Of a
nrst-class personally conducted excurs,o,
"ouia take pleasure trip otherwise at
nam the cost The Post offers such a trim
- Tess than regular trip covering the
same territory with the same stops Ten
Jays to the City of Mexico and returp,
WIN sleeper entire time, guides, ETC.. for
only $50. w.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Cnttnge nt smlthvilIc.

smithville. Texas April AT about 4
o'clock this morning cottage belonging
to ]. 3. johnson of Coffeyville Kan. was
totally destroyed by fire. Loss about
$1,000; covered by insurance in McNaugh,
tons agency The cottage was occupied
by James Barnett. and all OF his house
hold furniture clothing, etc, was burned
Loss $500; covered by insurance. Cause
Of fro unknown.
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L. nnhG. n. Ofncinls.

Galveston, Texas, April "A party OF
officials of the international and Great
Northern Railway company consisting of
Leroy Trice. third vice president and gen
eral superintendent; N. A. Steadmon, gen
eral attorney; G. l., Noble. assistant gen
eral superintendent, and w. L. Moury,
auditor arrived in the city this morning
in a private car. They Joined the Katy
officials, who arrived yesterday, in an
oyster roast down the island.
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Mrs. A. j. Rose Dead.

Bolton, Texas, April 2.-Mrs Rose, wife
of Hon. A. j.. Rose of Salado, died this
morning after lingering illness. Ma.or
Rose, as he was known, was for many
years president Of the State grange, and
was commissioner of insurance and sta
tistics under Governor Culberson She
leaves large family OF children and
grandchildren to mourn her loss.
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Sherman. Texas, April 2.-This after
noon Hon, C. j. Hinkle died at his resi-
dence in this city after lingering ILL
ness of many months. Judge Hinkle was
prominent in political circles, having held
continually for the past fifteen years the
office of justice Of the peace for this pre-
cinCt.
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Fifty dollars for passage and sleeper
accommodations on The Posts personally
conducted excursion to the City of Mexico
is less than the extra charge usually put
on for special accommodations on such
trips. Call or write and reserve your
space at once.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.


Denton, Texas, April 1.-The Mississippi
store at Plano, a branch of the jenkins,
Grant G. Co. here, has been discontinued
and the stock moved TO this city. c. B.
Grant, who had charge of the Plano store,
has also moved back to this city and will
make this his home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-03
LA PORTE FREE EXcuRsIoN

Friday. April 8, Leave Central de,o,
via Southern Pacific at 10 O'clock n M
Return leaving La Porte at 4 D. m. E-ee
refreshments and pleasant DAVIS ontine
for all visitors No person carried on
train without ticket. Procure tickets
at the office OF The La Porte Inprove.
ment Co. 5l4 Binz building.
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Miss Lucy G. Andrews OF Philadelphia
will five free lectures 10 cooking By gas
at Levy building, corner Main aud Capitol
commencing Monday, April ?. at p, M,
and continuing one week All interested
IL cooking specially invited.
Houston Gas Light Company.
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Proceedings in Rnnkrnptcy.

Galveston Texas, April 2.-Referee in
Bankruptcy ]. r. Burnett has recon-
mended that Mary Louise Bremond of
houston and e. W. Redding be discharged
as bankrupts.
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Bnnuuet General Wright.

I Memphis, Tenn, April AN elaborate fare.
we'll banquet was gwen General Luke L.
Wright OF the new Philippine commission at
the Peabody hotel tonight Nearly 200 guests
were seated around the tables, among them
| being men who have been associated with
General Wright for years
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..sp,der Web Dance

An entirely new and original dance VIII
he given at Newmans park sunday, april
S, Il Is called the spider web aud Is
intricate and elegant in conception. Fifty
prizes Will be awarded TO those who par
take in the display, other dances, Sill
be INDUCED In also.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-03
LORDS CInh smnl.cr

The second annual spring opening and
smoker OF the Lords Cycle club will he
held at the club rooms. 100 Chenevert
street Thursday evening at o'clock,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-03

Washington April mo disposition is
manifested in the senate to disturb the war
revenue taxes during the present session
Republican members of the committee on
finance who are in the city agree in express
ing the opinion that the session is too far
advanced to Justify any effort in that dlrec'
ton at the present time.
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The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Houston and Texas Central was
held yesterday and the old directory was
reelected
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Criminal pIstric, cour,.

Following is a list Of the grand Jurors
for the April term; Dan G, Smith. L. L.
Reed. John G, Super. E. c. Blake. Jr.. j..
q Mathews. Jerry Crowley. George r.
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Troupe. Texas, April George Mar
tins house burned last night, the family
barely escaping. Nothing saved. The
house was owned by A. r. Rountree Total
loss no Insurance; loss about $500.
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FREE EXCURSION tn :, nonu,,,

NSioN 10 LA PORTE.
aenes 'es VIA Southern Paclne Central
, uppo., Friday, April 6, at 10 o. m "a.
r s,r'ns leave La Porte at o. m 49,
for All nni ems and a pleasant days ontise
train wt,Son ,,prs, No person carried on
building. ''einent Co.. 5i4 Binz
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Payne Fnvors Reduction.

Washington. April 2.-RepresentatiVe Payne
IN. W. when asked if the resolution intro
duced by him today meant legislation for the
reduction of revenues, replied in the al
hrmative II the report of the secretary of the
treasury should show that n reduction OF
revenue was advisable.
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at D. m. yesterday in Glenwood came
terry, the following acting as pail bearers:
w. II. Kidd, l.. II. Misshaway. Mildly Hen-
derson. @. w. Thsrp, w G. ogleDy, w
r. North.
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ORANGE LOCALS.
A Bunch of Cattle soia-
siias in Port. T.,

Orange, Texas, April
Bland. a wen known cattle os' n
place. today purchased from e e
land his entire stock Of cattle = = 4
ty consisting of between svv a
The consideration named ~ y
was S4s00. M
The schooner Silas. Captain IA
arrived here today from uu' ,ss III
full cargo OF merchandise tof y.
chants. She will probably n,
cargo OF lumber on her return 81
Wade Futch OF this city rs,sa
mont this morning at l2;zo s,.ls
nonary trouble. The ,s,t>
brought to Orange and were TX
afternoon in Evergreen cemss,is
services being held at the nssr,
In the presence Of a large JUL
pathizing friends Of the fainpN
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cleveland. Ohio April 2--Journeymen
plumbers TO the number OF about 500 went on
sH'As in TINS city today for higher wages.
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Have YOU decided to go WY. I
personally conducted excurs''s =
leaving Saturday, April ~ a,
is promised for the benefit =
patrons. No profit Is desirea' e,
asked bsiag chat space p
once.
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Mr. John NJ. swisher, whose death was
reported In yesterdays Post. Was buried
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the Third ward
On tho independent ticket in the Sixth
valid James \. openshaw received 60 votes
for alderman.
In the other wards the returns are very
meager and the only figures obtainable
up to . a m, were as follows:
In the First ward 704 votes we're polled
Tho count at a. M, showed Brashear
leading by so votes. Welsh led Hirsch by
95 and brennan led Kennedy by rs.
In the Second ward 75i votes had been
counted, Brashear receiving 44O. Browne
ali. Ersch led Welsh By 1870 votes,
Blackburn led Spence by $40 and Dron-
nan had about two to one over Kennedy
At the engine house voting precinct
OF the Third ward where 9Is votes we're
cast. sol had been counted, of which 27I
were for Browne and ga for Brashear.
Welsh led Hirsch by 60 votes, Sptnce led
Blackburn by and brennan led Ken
nedy by 40
In the Fourth ward Mr.. Helner, the
presiding officer positively refused TO give
any figures, but vouChsaftd the lnforma-
ton that Browne was leading Brashear In
that ward. The count In this ward will
not be completed TIL about a. m,
in the Fifth ward, With less than 1000
votes counted. Browne led 1rashear about
200 votes.
a striking feature Of the mayoralty vote
in the Sixth ward is that Brashears vote
was seven less than he received in the
primary. The total number Of ballots
cast for him at the primary was 1876 while
at yesterdays election his vote in the
Sixth only reached 4Ss. At the Turner
hall box of the Third ward. where the
total vote was 1908, Brashear received
sos, against 773 cast for him at tho pri.
J mary, gain OF Just, 30. Should hi;
gain In the other wards be no greater a,
compared with his primary vote, he would
= be defeated
The slowness Of the count and the dfh.
! Guilty experienced in obtaining anything
like definite information from the differ.
ent polls was very generally commented
= upon Up to midnight everything wa.
! mere speculation, and up to the time o.
J going to press It is almost impossible e
forecast the result OF the mayoralty con,
test with any degree OF certainty.
AS to the other offices. Captain Jacl
) Kennedy was willing to concede that h,
mas besn defeated for street commission
7 err On the administration ticket, julie
hirseh gave up the contest early in tn,
> evening ana conceded his defeat by jane
Welsh for tax assessor and collector.
a. m.--rhe completed count in the Sec
d ond ward. as to the mayoralty candidates
gives the ward to Brashear by l6i votes.