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The evening Republican., 1902-05-13
REV. JOHN
-
FRANCE CALLED,

A high compliment has been paid
by the Official Board OF Scott churcl,
to the Rev. John France.
He has been called to the pastorate
OF Scott N. e. church for the remand
er Of the conference year. to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of the
Rev. Walter +. Avery. Bishop Joyce
has been apprised OF the adjustment,
and it is expected that he will ap-
prove Of it in few days.
A conference Of the official board of
Scott church was held on Sunday
morning with Presiding Elder Watt,
when the question of selectinga a pas
tor was discussed. 1t resulted III an
unanimous call being extended to the
Rev. John France, the venerable pas
tor of East Lake NJ. Z. church.
DR.. Watt last night met the official
board of East Lake Church, when the
call extended to Mr.. France was laid
before them. They decided to sever
lhe pastoral relations existing be-
tween them and Mr.. France, but
adopted resolution requesting that
Mr.. France be returned Us pastor of
East Lake church for the conference
year beginning March next.
After this adjustment was made,
DR.. Watt wrote to Bishop joyce, who
presided over the recent conference,
Informing him of the change made,
and there is no doubt that the bishop
will sanction it.
! According to Misunderstanding be.
tween the official board of Scott
church, Mr.. France and Presiding Ell
der Watt. Mr.. France is to supply the
pulpit Of Scott church the remainder
uf this conference year, when in ali
probability he will return to East
Lake. At the second or third quar-
terly conference the official board Of
Scott church will extend a cali to the
minister they desire as their pastor
Tor the next church year.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13
SOufriere In Full EruptlOn.

sROSEAU, Dominica, May 13.-The
Soufriere volcano on the island Of st.
Vincent has been in full eruption since
Wednesday last. Several plantations
have been destroyed. Earthquakes and
loud reports accompanied the eruption,
and stones and ashes fell at the capital,
Kingston. Many persons were wound
ed, and the bodies Of 500 dead are un-
buried. Barbados, ninety-six miles off,
was in total darlipess for time. Peb-
bles and gritty substances have fallen
at Barbados. Canoes crowded with ref
ugees are arriving at p9miniea, and
their occupants are most Hospitality re.
ceiyed. .s.,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13
To Hold Conference

The eighty.sixth annual session
Of the Plil?adelehia sopfersrss will
open 10 Bethel Church on Wedues.
day morning, Bishop Derrick, of
New York, will preside. The con-
ference sessions will continue until
the previous Monday evening when
appointments will be read and ad.
iourp ment made.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13
Long Fight EyDectcI,

HAZLETON, Pa, May 13.-That the
miners expect permanent declaration
at tomorrow convention is shown by
the hundreds of applications made by
them for work on Il new trolley con-
structiOn operation here, for which up
to this time a sufficient number Of
hands could not be secured. The fear
of strike is most pronounced among
the foreigners, large numbers of when
have left for their native lands during
the last two days.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13
j. r. Morgan In Berlin,

BERLIN, May 13.-J. Pierpont Nor.
gan spent one day in Berlin last week,
where he stopped at hotel incognito.
He quite successfully prevented his
presence in the city becoming general
ly known. The object Of Mr.. Morgan's
visit to Berlin has not been divulged.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13
WLLMINGTON DELAWARE, TT EsDAY, MAY 49,

baugh OF Washington, as well as cor
poral and four hospital orderlies, three
trained nurses and full field hospital
outfit. The Barbados government also
sent 700 barrels of provisions, one ton
of ice and full supply of medicine.
These were useful, but the dead only
needed quick burial.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13
Car ReDnirers Laid on.

MIDDLETOWN. N. Y, May 13.-
Owing to the strike in the Pennsylva-
mia coaltieds forty-three men employed
at the Erie railroads car shops at Port
Jcrvis have been laid off indefinitely.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

Rev. VIM. FrarcIs Ireland. the
Divine Healer, cures all chronic
diseases, never fails. Central Hotel,
COS French street.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13
Are You Satisfied?

II not. 60 to Lynchs stores for good quality
Teas and Coffee Teas a5c. 4U,.. SIC, 6jc IS;
pound. Cofses. l5:, 2Oc, 25c. 2sc aJc 36c
pound. Large assortment OF Flower and
Garden Seeds in packages. Main store, N. W .
Cor. Mudison and Fourth streets. Branch
store S. W. Cor. Klug and Eighth streets.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

Taylor and Fullerton sRheu MI alto rem
sdy cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia ju
sY tts forms. Prepared by W. Z. Tsy.
ior, 3Os Kiua Street. -
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

Simm's Comp. Pennyroyal Pills. The
ladies extraordinary rouledy. Ee sure
V0u get tho Comp"
BY mail II ~. 606 King street,
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

Meats Of Jail kinds at the lowest
prices. am not ia the beef trust.
j. E. Bugless, 213 King street.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

'--' DubeIi the tiatter
60 o Charles Il. Dubell foe your hat
audtcaps Of all styles No. 2 East Third St
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

H. H. Moore 10 still In tie butter egg
and cheese business at ell King street.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

NJ OTICE.-S PROPOSALS. MARX.
IN ed proposals for bridge vii be received
by the clerk Of The Levy Court until 10 o'clock
Wa,hi ngton street bridge. taking off old
plnnhs and sieepers, and piling the old on lot
nearby. and rsplanking with new sleepers and
hundred feet Of said bridge. Estirnate per
fhousAEd teet for the ne v lumber leis, in
tluding old piled; plans ~ spee,a ed At No.
~ shaiey street. All material furnished
PHlLEMMA CHANDLER. Chairman.
MIDST
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13
SPECIAL TO TAXPAYERS.
NOTICE.

I will meet taxpayers Of County
Road, Dog and Capitation for
1901, at my home, No. G5 South
Fifth street, New Castle, from 10
o'clock until 5 o'clock and 7 till
8 evenings on Saturdays.
Wilmington, Court House,
Monday, May rs, 2 o'clock until
3 o'clock.
All taxes due in New Castle
Hundred for 1901, not paid this
month l will advertise properties
for sale without further notice as
instructed by Levy Court of New
Castle County. (Signed)
j. FRANK MEGGINSON,
Collector of County Taxes for
New Castle Hundred, New Cas-
tie, Del.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

CTR LET PAVING BRICKs-SliALED PRO.
- posals for the urrishing and delivering
OF approximately l0,UU0 square yards of vitri
fed clay or shae paving bricks or blocks will
be received by the Board of Directors OF the
Street aud Sewer Department at Sixth and
King streets up to ~ o'clock a. m Of the goth
day of May, 1902.
Copies Of specifications may be obtained at
the Office OF the department,
Samples OF each make must be furnished
with each bid; a complete sanplo will consist
OF 10 bricks or blocks.
The right to reject any and all bids is ex.
presaly reserved.
Attest: HARVEY j. Willy,
m65t Secretary.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

MO REASONABLE OFFER REFCSwD
~ for house and lot 2!09W ashington strsos
Apply on premises. al5.Ims
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

\NAN1ED-TWO MEN FOR FARM. GOOD
w wages. apply TO T. Donohoe. Edge
moor. nl-tf
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

VAfANTED-AN lNTELI.lG GNT GIHL TO
W learn typesetting. Apply 81 floor, this
otbce ms II
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

NOTlCE-A LIMITED NU MBER OF LOTS
~ In the Lombardy Cemetery will be OF.
fered until June lst vt 125 In avenues and S20
iu walks. CHAS. III. TOW NSEND,
No. o W. 9th st. Secy,
m3 tn tn sat il
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13
NJ OrICE- E-DIVlDENDS.
IN Artisans Savings Bank.
No. yvs Market Street.


The Board Of Managers have this day de.
clared the regular 81 mi.annuai divided uf
per cent to depositors. being for the months
ending April |. ly02. DepositOrs will pie a,e
bring their books during the mon th OF May
20 have dividend entered ChAkl.ES {.
NA1CHETI, Treasurer. mt6teod
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

7 ADlES-UsE oURHARMLESs REMEDY
- for delayed or suppressed period 1t can.
not fail trial free. Paris Chemical Co., Mil
wRukee, Wiz. Al9.6tsRt'
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13
ONE CENT
WANTED.

yJIANTED-A GOOD Boy. APPLY I'd
w floor this Office. mott
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

ENOR SALE-EUCHRE WINDMILL AND
L. tank in perfect order. having city water
Will sell cheap. Apply s.! King street. !,
ml5-lms
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

lIOR SALE CHEAP-SEvERAL EMPTY
wine casks also deTijohns in good con
dltion. II. w. Vernon. Republican Office.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

TOR SALE-CHEAP FEATHER BEDS
IL and pillows. Apply at l2l W. 18th Ut.
m5-tf
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

"a; ANrED-TO BUY Or ACRES or
w ground or small place of about ths
miles Of city. Address d. 4. this office.
m7-Ats
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

Il OR ltENT-TH At LARGE TWO STORY
IL bull ding No, 7Oj w. stl street. suitabIs
ior almost ANY KIND OF business; also one SIS
bic, Apply to james h. sutton, 1903 Wess
ElEhth street. all -eod-tt
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

L'OH SALE-AV A ltEAT BARGAIN III
IL close an estate. two story brick stors
and dwelling at the n. K. Cor. B s. Heald st.
Apply to wa. Hukill. Bayard Building.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

1I'Ok SALE--THAT NEW AND DEsfRA
IL bic residence No Sl4 Broome street: for
terms apply to James II. Il0tfecler, Jr., Law
Building, VIII, Del il cod II
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

OK KRENT-SMAI,L HOUSE ABOUT SIX
4 miles from Wilmington on the trolley
line; want tenant to do washing and ironing
for the rent. Apply No. ~. v. 9th street
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13
FOR Salt.

Lon SALE-AT A BARGAIN If SOLu
IL this month. dwellings and 9 store
property. all well rented. apply to Robsrs
Reynolds. S36 Market street. mo .I2t
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

L'GGS-BARhED ROCKS (MoNTAUK
~ straln) White Wyandottes( Dustou s.rainl
~ per IL Oak Spring Poultry Farm. vii,
Del Box 476 mis- II, W amo
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

II OR RENT-FlNE PASTURE FIELD. q
y acres, in Brandywine marsh Estate ot
Geo. W. Bush Inc. French street wharf.
mS-l2t
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13
FOR RENT.

L'OR RENT-SECOND STORY FRONT
l., room with board. Apply Young Wom.
ems CHRIS Association .0S Kiug street.
ml2-Jt M ws
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

w wife, md story front preferred. tisn-
trally located. Address X, Y. z. tails office.
rlY2ts
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

w hNTEt--HELP FURNIsHED FoHHo
w ttIs, restaurants and private falnlllss
i,tEortnotice. Apply stWI.lalnston lnsslt
ttEst ONCE, 2ll ". 4th street. m25.&
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

NNANTED-A FIRST CLASS CARRIAGE
w printer. ApiHy Jones Guthrie u Co.
over Market street bridge. lnl0s2s
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

COR sALE-EGGs. $lOOfor 10, S. 90 for 100.
II Barred Plymouth Rocks bradley Bros
strain. L. Scott Townsend, 5l9 Market St.
a?l st tiff
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13

nR. DEHARDT'S PENNYROYAa PILLS
- The only genuine p,nnyroyal pills; At
druggists or by mail $l.OU. Cttice ~ N .Ninth
treet. Phila.
The colored American., 1902-12-20
Had No Use for 1t.

"Now, here is showcase" said the
dealer, pointing to a pecuIiar-looking
specimen of his wares, "that is bound
to become popular. 1t magnifies
everything put in it to double its ma
tural size''
Cant use it in my business" replied
the prospective customer What 1
want is case that will seemingly re-
61ce the actual size of its contents
fully one-half."
What is your Iine?" asked the
dealer.
My speciality is ladies' Shoes" re
piled the other, with half-suppressed
grin.-Tit-Bits.
The colored American., 1902-12-20
Reed Memorial Meeting.

Tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. the
Second Baptist Lyceum will hold a me-
mortal meeting in honor of the late
Speaker Thomas Bracket Reed. Address
ses will be delivered by Hon. Charles
h Littlefield, of Maine; Recorder. John
I. Dancy and ex-GOv. p. B. S. Pinch
back, all staunch friends of the great
New England statesman. AS Mr.. Reed
was sturdy champion of the rights of
the Negro, it is expected that a large
audience will be in attendance.
The colored American., 1902-12-20
His One Weakness,

81 see, by the Weekly Plaindealer,"
said old Uncle Timrod, a trife acid
ly, that the absconding cashier of
the Allegash bank had always been
model of propriety and rectitude.
He didn't drink. smoke or gamble;
never used profanity. or wore a
shirt waist, or played golf, or ad-
rnired grass-widders, or was the
least bit frisky in any way. And
Waal, in fact, he don't seem to have
but one faultx and that was that he
would EteaL"9 uck.
The colored American., 1902-12-20
An Echo.

Nothing but work and worry day
after day" sighed Mrs. Peck. Il sup
pose I'll never rest in peace until I'm
in my grave"
''And neither will 1, my DEAR" meekly
rejOined the poor man, who was known
to the community at large as Mrs.
Peck's Chicago Daily News
The colored American., 1902-12-20
Not a FauIt-Ffnder.

II nope you are not one of the men
who find fault with the cooking"
NC, indeed" answered Mr.. Meek
ton. Henrietta is very considerate in
that way. In order that 1 may be
perfectly satisfied she lets me do most
of the cooking myself. .'-Washington
Star.
The colored American., 1902-12-20
tt6rana onnatr of the United 6rasr oftrn, R,tn..

Fraternal Society
William w. in
at
female, and of
sick benefits from paws death @
"'"s's
BENEFITS PADTotal benefits paid to date Sick dues
efts, S7I4,378.75. 0' O~h
SENIOR foUSTWsA Fountain may be organized 20 or m
and of
January and July of each Sick benefits paid 81 @
week
locality application W. L.
of deputies. 10
R0SEBUDS-For the training the and
dues fifteen cents month
desiring their
Glasses The
The colored American., 1902-12-20
L na nswerabIe.

Wife-You should have been at
church to-day. The minister preached
a powerful sermon about men who
neglect to attend divine service.
Husband--Well, if we men went to
church he'C never have a chance TO
preach that sermon.-N. Y. Journal
The colored American., 1902-12-20
No Doubt Abomt II.

ga married man can live on less
than a single man.
"Of course. A married man usuaIIv
has tO."-Brooklyn Eagle.
The colored American., 1902-12-20
Optimism.

Cheer up" cried the statesman, whose
side met defeat
The verdict will soon be reversed.
They'll blunder so much they'll be easy to
beat
Puck
The colored American., 1902-12-20
What Hurts Most.

Who tells malicious lies of US
Is bad enough, forsooth,
But far more maddening is the cusz
Who tells malicious truth.
Philadelphia Press,
The colored American., 1902-12-20

Jimmy-Didn't you hear the teach
e. say your conscience is what tells
you when you do wrong?
Hommy-Itis good it don't tell
20 II mOther.-Milwauke Sentinel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
AT
YMOUTN

PLYMOUTH. March t7.-The
steamer Deutschland, with Prince
Henry aboard. arrived here today.
The voyage from New York was un-
eventful and all aboard are I'm good
health.
The prince received dispatches
here saying that he would be met al
CuxhaVen by the kaiser and thai
the battleships Wurtemburg and
Baden have been ordered TO appear
or that point tomorrow.
The prince was very much fatigued
by his hurried trim through the Unit
ed States. and slept during all tho
early part Of the voyage on the
whole trip, he spent most OF the time
resting, and was seen only at meals.
Admiral Won Scckendorff said the
prince was thoroughly satisfied with
his viglt to America, and was great
ly pleased with arrangements for
his reception everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
AMJUAM FORT

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico. March
IA board OF army officers met
here today IN the matter OF areas
needed for garrison and other pur-
poses at each point selected in the
project Tor the defence Of the hhrbor
% san Juan. The plan provides for
the construction OF sescoast batteries
equipped with guns Of the latest and
most improved pattern. The board
consists - Lieutenant Colonel John
NJ X. Davis. Artillery corps. Cap
tain Clement A. r. Finrisr. Corps %
Engineers. and Captain Joheph T.
Crabhs. quartermaaEer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
REFUSAL. FOR
GEN. MILES

WASHINGTON. -. e.. March IL
In answer 90 his specific request that
be BE- permitted 20 so 10 the Philip
pines aud conduct the island cam
paign IN person General Miles has
received a refusal.
The secretary % war gives as his
opinion. which Is Coucurred IN hy
President Roosevelt. that the correct
methods Of pacincation are now In
operation and that 10 substitute the
radical changes proposed by General
miles would be unfair 90 those ~
ncrra who have 40 far conducted the
campaign with what the department
declares 90 be reasonable success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
He CANNOT TALK
ANARCHlSM HERE

T. J. cowley. an alleged anarchist.
was arrcstrd twice yesterday Tho
first time he was IN the midst OF "a
haranRue 10 crowd south Of Yes
Ter way, when the policemen disturb
cd him. When released on bail he
Immediately went down and repeat
cd hiH offepse. About the time he
had his crowd collected Policemen
Holland and Flanagan appeared on
the scene and took the dlsturber 10
the police station.
cowley's utterances are regarded
by the police as dangerous. as no Is
always advocating his hearers 10
resist and fight against authority of
any kind II Is stated that he has
been driven out Of Portland for max
Ing similar spcNchcR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
LAURA HELD

SAN FRANCISCO. March i7.--Ad-
vices received from Honolulu say
the schooner Laura n Vancouver.
which left With pleasure party on
yachting trip 90 the Southern seas.
ititie over month ago. WAS
held M AZ Honoluiu b. the customs
authorities on suspicion ~ being
amuEglsr Captain Burnett Was In
diFuaut. but the customs offCrfe
were obdurata and said they would
schooner for fnutrnhhmd opium be
fore allowing her 70 proceed. By this
time she is probably AZ sea again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17

UNCHANGED

there y nothing new 70 chronicle
ta14y regarding the local labor
trouble. The only item * the day
that IS & iaferss, In the situation is
hat 4 EaaT nov Be stated positive
Y hat the utimatum delivered BY
ne Master Bzldsrx' association has
fallen Tat
al The headquarters Of the Build
ns Irsees council today Il was Civ
ca cur fhat the rinm1tum had not
resulted 10 the charge 81 c0rporai's
guard q men h al u the building
laess- AZ hsae4uarters the union
racers 81 express themselves as
10y eon11snt q ultimate victory.
Iaaesa' many ass 80 sanguine as to
s,ate Their helisf IN a very speedy
sdlIssment Of difficulties.
viewed from the standpoint OF the
enpioyers the situation Is somewhat
..tsl0zrrassins. owing to the result of
80 sltimatum. which, Il Is pretty
ssns11iy believed. was not a docu-
ILL representative Of the wishes Of
majority q the Master Builders
- nought Il was the work %
satsi1e parties, who have been max
ing mischief 81 late.
oNn employers and employees to-
~ expressed deep gratitude that
~ paiialnz Industry r. not tied lup.
!. Nas predicted would occur today
y certain false prophets
: . understood that there are a
- non-union men u each striking
.sls now AZ work IN the city. All
s.-neers q the unions. however, are
..n.1ining true 70 their respective
tfzzrizatisus.
~ iorecasted IN the star Saturday.
-, - = % be no strike % the Teams
~ q srlke Of the Transfers would
800 great Ices 70 all parties In
..Fea. and untold damage 10 the
~. ~, ne men decided % treat with
s1s.f employers Individually for the
~ s'lsa increaee In pay. and report
y result next Friday night.
AltholEh the men who were IN
....,s5Ianioualy iet out az employee ~
lumber department Of Moran
- saturday were members 81
=. lnson, the act has been subject
= much diEcussion IN labor circiea.
y. Pc can assign any reason for me
~ q Robert Moran. which is con-
s..'nhea ~ iab0riug men wherever
!, y Ter as could BE- learned today.
80, - are no neN developments M the
49, ioek-cut The MIL 81 run
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
deep SHOWS

CHICAGO, March iI-Unusually
cold weather for ST. Patricks day is
the sole reminder OF the blizzard that
struck Chicago Sunday but reports
from Colorado, Minnesota. Dakota.
Wisconsin and Northwest Territory
indicate n continuance of one Of the
worst snowstorms In recent years.
Railroad traffic IL blocked and loss
rs Of cattle on the ranges will be
heavy. From four 10 six feet Of snow
IS reported from many points
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
TWO OFFERS

Los ANGELES. Cal. March IT,
n seems certain that the coming
amplonship tight between Jcnriev
and Fitzslmmons will be held either
IN Los Angeles or San Francisco The
best offer for this city was Tor n
purse ~ s2j 900. while San Francisco
offers - per cent OF the Rnte re-
ceipts with guarantee Or SEQ. 00O.
Fitzsimmona has announced from
New York that he wants an bids
sent % him in duplicate when they
will be given q decision on April I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
----a---=---a-
WATER SHUT OFF

,. water win be shut on tomorrow
~, a %. until noon on Lee street
IN warren avenue % Caller street
-. saAt % Caller street % Second
~ north. thence south on Sec
- -. avenue north from Caller 10
,,pet. Also on Highland Drive
..yih warren avenue 10 Third av-
49,. - north and on Third avenue
49,, 49,. rom Highland Drive 10 Lee
s.L On Warren avenue from Lee
.Lset y Caller street and on Caller
anne avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
new CITY COUNCIL
ELECTS PRESIDENT
Will H. Parry Secures the Chair--At Eleventh
Hour He Comedies to the People the Pro-
posed Municipal Electric Lighting Plant
and by Withdrawal OF DR.. CrlChtOn
From the Contest He Polls
Eight Votes

city must be extended and enlarged.
the public library. the police depart
meut. the regulation " corporation
franchises and many other mRttrrH
demand our attention. These mat
tsrH cannot be taken up Zoo soon and
/ hope for the cordial supper, %
every member - this council 10 such
affairs"
After olectinE president a com
mittee on rules ana order ~ huFlneH~
was appointed by Mr.. Parry. consist
Ing 81 NJ Parry. Mr Morrison. Mn-
iur Hinrhnrt. Dr Crichtpu and Mr..
gIL The committee win report al
the next meeting 81 council. with
out trnnaactiug ans further business
the council adjourned 10 meet a week
from tonight A. thHt time the
standing committees Will be- named.
For the last Time
The old council met Tor the last
time shortly after n o'clock pr
Crichton was absent and Mr. Muir
ply. was called upon 90 preside.
Very little business WINS done Only
two Of tho old c0unclimeu Vincent
and Crichtou were absent DIT.
Crichtun arrived later. The auditing
committee presented a report pass
ing upon several street improve
mentB. The aggregate cost Of the
improvements g. almost $50 n00 Most
N the streets passed upon arc Ga the
Third ward. which was az 20 noon
represented by Mr.. Byerg. He f.
succeeded by ~ g. GIN An
ordinance authorizing tho ap-
pointmeut ~ an assistant ianitor
with n salary ~ Sos per month was
% 7sed aiso nm ordinance for tho
Improvement ~ Twenty third ave-
nue south from Yesier way 70 Nor
man street. by concrete sidewaikinR.
curbinF Hnd plnnkinE
without legislative Body
A. exactly ~ minutes 70 ~ o'clock
Councilman Murphy moved 90 nd
iourn This WIS carried md the llfe
of the old council was NJ an end. For
~ minutes the city was without
municipal control The now MON
bore had been coming IN ono by one
while the old council wBe finishing
buslncrs. and were received heartily
by everybody present,
The retiring members are Navin.
from the First ward. W. r. Vincent.
from the Second a Byers. from the
Third; Scott Benjamin. from the
Fifth. J. q. Blake. from the Seventh.
and r. NJ Muldoon. M large. These
are succeeded respectively by =.
Fitzpatrick. a. Kistler, u =. GIN.
Ellis Morrison, J. G. Hedward and r..
+. Mullen.