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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
News Of the Day.

Tie minority msDbe:s o. The II ,rse
conn mi I e on merch.lt msflre ard
6sheres have decided to su5u sui :
slit !, Tor tie adniu.t 'atiol ship sut-
sidy bill.
Five policemen formed human chsip
on pier yesterday in New York aud,
Swinging tf, restu d sItt Ter policeman
aud man 8ho were struggling in the
Eit'r.
1t Is semi. officially auu:u seed til /
tie j. ffties. ] Oh 500 bs ttl7 for le Verde
heavy weigh cham piobship July 1 will
be fought in or near San Francisco. The
fight. 10 all probability, viii De held Ia
C3h,oth's Oolma arena or g! S,n Mstan,
near San Francisco, or in San Francisco
proper.
Albert NJ. Pend, secretary OF the
American Wareh; IL iemen's Association,
which irc' II les 80 Geld storage SD it :
frigen ng plat 10 7sr; II, parts of the
ctuitry, yesterday issu:d statement
endeavoripg to show that foods u1s were
net being hoardsd in the cold storage
plants and that 90 at 'mIti we're being
made by ne wareh: u,emea 10 conceal
the quar- tea they hud on band.
Mr.. Harry s.. Geo,g4 TusSer, p7ssi-
dent of he jamestown exgoIi,ion, can
dida!e In the primaries for governor OF
Virginia las: spring, a0d fer lcu' years
member OF Congress. was ope,tt d on st
the Episcopal Eye, Ear and Thrsa. Hos
p;tal, in Washington, yester Ia. The
operation which was performed By Dr..
Wilmer, OF Washir gtou, and DR.. Hu t r
McGu'ra, o! Winchester, relatloe /
Mr.. Tu:Eer, was declared 10 be sue els,
! a. d the reitNRtiou of the sight Of the
eye Is expected.
Passed Ass!star sutgeon A. e. Rob-
uttt Sss found guilty on two counts by
TIA court.ma.t Ell in Boston, w5ich
! has bsen trying him, 30 It wse stated
lssl night By one who il 10 t nnh vii
The proceedings. TIE tHo specific zoe
are tina! he accompanied Psyma.t,r Geo
Percivsl Aald when Auli ofd:red Dt
| Edward s. Oowles tolta7e the navy yard
| dance December III, aud ihi the follow.
| ing day he II ed p,ofane language II Dr..
CoW1es over he telephone. Tnese are
included in ne general n1iti neni, "un.
becoming an officer and a gentleman. e."
Senator Andersen intro luced noe
| current resou ion in the Misai.spp ssutts
jest :rday, calliag att,Etoa to tla fsct
I th,t coma pefsogs in ths north who do
| not know tie var Is over have PRO cstet
agsinst placing thes the Of Ge". Lse in
| the Hall of Fame, and serving &c
hat Mississippi is gazing to offer one OF
Jeh:rson Davis, expecting sin:lar OK
e tons. The resolution decla.es tbsl
| Mississ 'ppi has laid aside lis seetiona!
! feeling, tut, pledge lie stats 10 forsTtr
t The niche representing Mississippi
| re main vacaat II 1lest the sta!u 8 OF Mir,
| Davis is accepted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
The Proposed Reception to Rooss.
Welt

Wa,hiagtcn, Feb. "a parsdo Of
gaily decksd merchant vsssels long
column of civic orgaoiz tons pa,adiug
New York strett', President Tat shsk-
lag hands with Bwanu Jumbo on q
Fifth aver ue reviewing stand while the
thousand cheers, and dollar dinner
we're few of tie Ii tie details CT
"Teddy Day" discussed at the Wit
House today when Jaha A. 5tewart Of
The NeH York republican club took up
the Roosevelt reception with President
Taft. S ewar. SAIL nat in the cabls-
gram 10 Roosevelt asking permission to
prepare this reception it had been set
forth that he scheme met with Presl.
dent Taft's approval, No formal in
vi,stious las yet been extended to
President Tsft and it Is considered i'm
probable that he will be able u accept
when ii Is .nderfd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
OPENING AND CLOSING OF NAILS

Northern maila, weak days, close at 45a.
n. and 10 40 q. M, and l 49, 10
and 10 80 p. N. Open at 800 2. m,
IL 90 m. and 90 p. m On Sundays Northern
mails closa ct 45 q. w., / 40, and 10
p. m.
southern mails vie Southern Railway close
al 10 40 q. M, 4 80 and ~ Is p. N. Open
at 100 q. m. and 90 p. Il.
Southern mails, via E., F. & P. 2. r,
close at 8 DO and IL 40 e.. ~, and 3 80, GO
aud 10 81 o. m. Open e. ard 80 O. M,
3 and 10 Is p. n.
Manassas Division mails close at IS 2. N.
and 3 80 q. N. Open at II N. and 10 10 p. 10.
Bluenont Branch, Southern Railway, mail
close O, IS q. M, and 8 20 p. U. Opsa
at q 90 q. N. and co p. z.
Chesapeake and Ohio mails close at 40 2,
m. e2d 10 15 p. n. Open at 800 q. N. and
4 90 2, N.
Washington mails closs e. S45
and 10 40 a. m, and ! 40, 8 ID.
and 10 80 p. m. Open q. 800 8. IL,
Il co n. and 5 o0 p. Il, and 30 y. N.
Oiice Houfs-Open At 20 Q, Il. Cloes 81
Sunday Houra-open E. s0Oa. N. Clcsa
q. 10 90 g. N.
Carriers Schedala- Collection Irsde on in.
side rouses-S Is and 10 co q. N, and 3 co sId
so P. m. Fru route-6 10 a. m. and 8 20 n
III soanoay Collection 4 IS y. N. Carrier
", mi1 no open sunday 600 {. n. and Gloss
3 90 .. N. ~ -
: al mail should be In tha osses tsn MINUTES
eeeofs our indicated time for closing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 9. 1910.

NOTWITHSTANDING thu g,ea: age Of
mother earth AMI the experience Of
psrsons VIZ, Aou.ished thousands OF
years before TIA present generation was
born ths,5 are sill msny persons In
ell civilized Countries who ere snscsI
table OF imposture. J-siah 8. s utd,
vent, negro "prophet'' and head Of
the "Holi Ga-s!sr,," who declares
that everything be does ia directed BY
the Lo, j aud thu. he ia the III ,lg
Gaor and Bishop OF the Church OF tal
Lying Col, las Pillsr aud G'iuad OF
Trath," hss hen ,t:aveli1g about tt
81 sittls band CT whit, women az desc!
ples. Ms Is nos der ares: st B 'lti'
more, iorhssitug Mrs. Rosa Dsm-
nerd, Of Brooklyn. When arrested
s urdsyeut had vita him three white
aud one colcred wonao. Ooe OF the
white wom a. says sh8 married the negr,
He ais has 8 co!orad woman with hsn
uh, claims :, be tis wife. The Woneo
are yo1n. en-! attractive 10 appearances,
aad say they followed the negro from
Nes York asi Pilia1s!paia. Mrs
Ross Dammeid vas member OF lhs
band, according to hst ssstsmsnt, uoll
she tebslsi agaias: al assault made
on her b7 s u:dsvest Mrs. D,mmetd
said tla. she ami the o.hsr womsn we're
to.ced to .ubsi,t on very little 1000,
and ths ir,lasatlS they ~3fs osats
by 5.urievens, wa, SAID that the 'L''o
had 4 irec.el hin to bes. thu Gouso.
Til, aoms ! a!lege tat they wsrs P'acad
under aspall by S.u;deVent and that
thsy were forced % follog him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
MARDI GRAS MONaRcH H.

With the Mardi Gtaa ball and pa
giants OF Comus and Rex, he oarni-
val season vas brought to close Ia
Nav O:lsana lss. night. The identity
Of Rex, The merry monarch who in
mack tas reigned over the city for two
days, was revealed last night. he was
Hunter O Lsake, general agent Of the
1 linois Central RAILROAD. The queen
WAS Miss Amelia Baldwin,
Three "Jack Johnsons" among The
msskers we're arrested during ne day for
disorderly conduc! aud an impeEsonstor of
ex Presiden! Roosevelt! was given free
ride in the patrol wagon when be en-.
gcged In fight vita Tex. PfesdeL
Zeiaya," who escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
Mouse In Car Brings Panic.

B:isiol, Pa, Feb 9.--Con;t m: ion
reigued yesterday 10 car No. u GA The
B1cks O,ulty Electric line, when q
schoolma am lsaped upon the seat, gsti.
e,ed her skirts abtu her and shrlekt d
for the conductor. Whats tie troabls,
Mist?" he inquired. "There's mouse
10 the casr' she ffalt cally cried.
Thereupon all the other feminine pas-
seugers assumed the same position as the
"schoolms'am." They vera gu ckly
rssssured by The conductor, who ST.
nourced that the n3uss was perfectly
harmless, and had been residing on the
seli.same car for over two months. pos.
sesssd Of the wander:u:t. or speed mauis.
TIE crew say the mouse Is up early every
morning, aad st:rks his heal out
every trip to get a glimpse of the occE-
DALI,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
Mob Stone Snake Sect

Nashville, Id, Fsb. 5 -L2sders o.
rew sec, the o. utch Of he First Born,
parl n'arly distinguished by its tSach-
lag tia. Obrit was born noder al apple
rec aod that those tat believed 10 Il
STALL have poser - snbd1e polsonou-
reptiles, were attacked by sctff4's at 3
N citing ut the Johnson township schoo
h3use lsst night.
John Mcpherson, one OF the leaders
o. e sect, was II ack By stone and
seriously bur', bpl William Grab took II }
the disssrt ton as his colleague vas DC
iyg carried to the home OF disciple.
The skep!ics decided to drive the props
gandi:ti cut OF the community after q
Nashville man had declared that tie
preachers 10 thoir public msetinss han.
died ouly harmless wa.cr suakep, and
that Dab had re u ed to open box cen.
tanning ra,llcr when he heard its char
ac.eristic warning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
The Thaw Case,

Nsack, N. Y, Feb. 9.-Harry Thaw Is
II be permitted to show that be Ia not PFC
perly treated ss an inmate of the asylum
for the Grim nal insane 81 Mat.saRa1. jus.
lice Tcmpzins In the Supreme Ccurt :
day handed down a decision appointing
William Van Aimee referee to hear evil
dencs on Thaw's behalf and debide II q
t.sns!er frcm Ma.leawan 10 some ether
a'ylnn is necessary TO preserve Iha''s
health. Justice Tompkins, however,
denied the requss: of ThaU's attorney
thst their client he discharged from cuE-
tody on the or uld that be Ia held in
Mstt .swan under sn improper commit
men.. The expenses Of the releree are
to be paid By Thsw, according to the
decision OF the court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
Street Car Jumos RE Tra-k.

Pitt field, Mase,, Feb. 9.-MisS Bessie
Ryan, aged 2lr was in,tsut'y killed, an
unidentified man fatally hurt and more
than fifty other persous seriou y Injured
near Hirsdale, q tutnr7, early Today
When Gil OF the Pi..sfeld Street Rail
say Company left the track on high
grade, dasbing into an abutneDt Of the
the B1ston and Albany Railway aid ~as
smashed u spl!uters. Going down g
steep grade oue mile west of Hiusdsle
The brake failed snd. lhe heavily loaded
car spsd doHn tn, rails at nigh speed.
Near tle B,stou aad Albany tracks i.
left the tack aad sped into t I me sblt
usnt againit which it was piled 10 3
heap With the passengers tlugled witH
The splirt red mbers aud glass. Word
OF the wreck vas lorhoned hare and a
relief car dispa t;hed. 1t ran tft t't
track before teachirg thu scene nf lns
sccd.nt, and second car brought moTs
t,sn forty of the victims 10 the hospital
h;re. None are exp.c.ed II die, saw,
ooe u1ident & d uan eho was badly
Il ut lated,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
Abdul HamId Attempts Suicide.

O0nstantiOople, Feb. 9.-A5duI "a.
mid, The deposed salian OF Turkey, made
al unsuccessful sttemp! to comm | sui
eide By hanging In his prison palace at
Salonika, according to reports received
here today. The attempt was made
while ABDUL vas suffering from one OF
the fits Of INSANITY 10 which he has be-
Game subject since bis enforced exile at
S:loniks. Only the wslchfuloess oil his
guards prevented Abdul from ending bis
life. So intert was he on self destruc-
.lou That he Tough. with bis rescuerP.
k cking, claHlng aud biting them. 1t
vas hnally Necessary to put tae former
Iu,er 10 q straight Jacket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
S Telegraphic News
Msthodists Reply TO Archbishop

msthoaists Repiy TO hrchDi'hoP.
Chicago, Feb. 9.-"The work OF The
Methodist Association In Rome is not
ons which is more 'perniciously proselyt-
lug than the work OF the Psu;isI fathers
sod other Catholic organizations in
America. Su,h chsrges tre simply
SANDER and such a It tsmant Is utterly
urbscoming a church dignitary like
Archbishop Ireland"
Replying in these wor1s 10 the state.
m ent issued by Archbishop Ireland yaa.
tsrday, Bishop William ?. Mcdowell,
of the Methodist diocese of Chicago; to-
dsy further stirred up the reiigit u, con :
troyersy which has resulted from the
withdrawal by Pope Plus OF his audience
to former Vice President Fairbanks, of
the United st Ites, because be delivered
40 address before the Methodist Asso.
citation of Rome.
"Auyone who knows the work in
Rome, knows speaks for ITSELF" said
tie bishop. cit has the approval and
support OF many OF The beat citzsDs OF
Rome. | don't care OF course to defend
oar work 10 I:uly, blu! it is evident ,hs t
Archbishop Ireland 10 his Ii ts.vleH Is
greatly disturbed by what has been done.
N1body 10 this case sppesrs 10 bad
light but the pope and his adViserS."
Dr.. William BIT m, a prominent
NJ, thodist ministsr, approved this state.
mel and added:
II speak 10 10 sec!arian bitterness bt t
the pope seems TO me t, have do0e g
o. thug and would have shown hin
self 9 greater man II he had ignored the
MISTER and extended a welcome 10 NJ.
Eairhanks ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
From Washington.
Heterogeneous o. the Alexandria GsEstts
Washington, February 9.

tlsrrssparden2s o. the Alexandria Gazette.
Washington, February 9.
A delegation from Alexandria called
on Prssideot Tgi. to-day TO urge the re-
appoin tment of Thomas F. Burroughs SO
pct nss,e.. Burroughs has been 10 the
Alexsndlia post. flee for 40 years snd
has been postmaster for the last four
years. His Etappo!n!neutis urged ty q
l,tga III nbcr Ul prominent ci"z MS ard
lu,iress associations, bot he has not Il e
endorsement Of the rel u!ar democratic
orranl1ation-
There will be an end to CT upons, pic
tares and PRES 80 tie sale Of 'ocacco II
8 bill introduced by Mr.. Beveridye 10
the S4utts today receives the approval
OF Corg,ess. Tao bill is Il 'ictly traWn
to pre7aot the giving OF presas with
any kind o: tobacco.
The Ma local Geographic Society
mausgeis t1day took % the problem OF
nays aud n,5ans to secure III Ids for the
Aueticau expedition which Is to iacf
Cspt. Sc t.'s British outf: to tho S nth
Pole. Following yestsrcsy's decision OF
the Managers Il, Din the Peary Arc
tic Cluh la ;u fl ting the expedition the
on 's,iou of money to provide tbs necces-
sites for tie trip is now the problem. A
series of public subscriptions has been
suggested, bot i: IL believed hat the
Geographic Sccia.y will eDdesvor to raise
the smoun, necessary, estimated II $780,
O90, without going outside of the 30.
Getty. With lie $40, 900 offered By
Commander Pssry in Nea York last
evening ss a starter, i Ia believed The
full amount vii! socp be msde u.
Peary's ship, The Roosevelt, hiss been
accepted BIZ the society for the sxpedi.
tiou, and Capt. Samuel Bartlett, who
commanded her on the North Pole ssaIch
will head The pa'17.
President Taft signed proclam; ona
today sts1,iag the mlninaum tariff to
Argentina, BAIL. Paraguay and Utr-
;u.v, Paaams, Mexico spd Liberia
These sse The frs: procIsma'ions to be
Issued ia iasoE o! aay Latin Aucricsn
C u1:'y. There Is s.ill nu'h work
ah;ad Of Tho tariff beard SO only about
% OF 100 cou, ies have been dis
jose; Of. o. these tre oue which is
giving .hs NEST trouble In France. Il
is 20. exposed that there wilt be any
8 r;ous difficulty Sin connection ID the
Slu'h American c. Il 1sries.
Doctor Wiley, bad food slsIl3, is u
pay the GAMERS quits compiimer this
week By engaging with them in game
O. "risg around tastosy" g! their sopual
Convention st Allsitc City. 1t Is
understood that Doctor Wiley will s: |
forth the blessings of canned food 10
these high.prleed, subaIned food day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
ATTEMPTS sre beiag made 10 indians

ATTEMPTS sre beiog made 10 Indians
to fdI ano.ter SIC: t. the hundreds
which ,lrsady represent, Christaci!y.
The members OF tie rev faith call them :
selves "Ths Church Of the FRS! Bcrp, !"
particularly distinguished By it, dctt'ine
tia. Ch-is. eas born nader I'D apple trst
aud lin. those that believe ia 1t saslI
have power to .uodue poisonous reptiIeS.
[, Is declared tia. the preachers IN their
public meetings handle only harmless
water snskes aud tha! ono OF the sec
had refused to cpeu box containing q
rsttler nhen BE heard its characteristic
warniav. The people OF Nashville a.
tempted u mob tho ncmtefs oil the
church lew rights ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09

As STATED yesterday Mr.. Wade Il.
Ellis. assis.en. to the attorney general
ia the Dafa tosns OF Ju,ice, has Il"
signed and las !eea appoiatsd Chairman
O! he republican executive commit {,
of Oaio. Tbe republicans, 1t is gi7er
sus, era strsid OF thst ,tate and M. Ellis
il to sssuma charge OF the Ohio csm
psign whici. is to bs al active one. MI
Ellis Ia called st.ust.bnster' and 1t j:
shrewdly suspected tina! hs has been r.
moved from his pcs ton in tie Depart
melt o. Ju,tice By those Who are op'
D9sed 10 tho interference Sti t.usta.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
Sixty-first Congress.
(Second Session
Washington, Feb. 9.
SENATE.

oERA
Senate. Hale t,dsy >a7orably fepo t.
ed rom the committee on naVai t'ira
bill making Commander Robt!t E.
Psary, discoverer of the North Pole,
rear admiral ia the raVy and placing
him on the retired lis.
Immediate consideration vas rqu ste
cd and tao bill passed with III discussion
or com ment Aa amendneut was adopted
providing tat Resr Admiral Ptary
should receive tie htghes. pay OF bis
grade.
A resolution Introduced BY S,ust,r
Hs5 barn csiirg on Secretary Wilson tor
detailed informt On regarding the ed.
ucs,ion Of forest rangers was edopted
t1>ut debste. Ii requests Ii of the
rangers go e'uh ID. tie expelse attach
ed, the colleges q uded and all da.a
connect d with the suti:,t
a reso'u ion introduced by Senator
Clay dem G.. calling on the poa-
ms.t'r general for comp .rative inior-
mstion rsg,rdlug transportation rates
for second clssS n j | matter 10 this aud
forelga c'u 't'ies was today psssed over
with Il action.
The Ssnate passed bill p'Gvi5frg
for pariic!p on by the Uniled States
in two interast onal expos tons TO be
held tt Rome aud Turin ntxt year 10
celebrate tls fitch sEniTersary of the
kingdcn. A com missioner general was
authorized for esch exhibition snd
$3.50. 600 was appropriated for necessary
expenses.
A thor, IL h end com prehensive invss-
tigation inso The Increased cat OF living
~as today coasidsreG ty the SENT. This
E kius rasc!u ion, With features Ct The
Lodge and M:Cu nber resell ons add.
ed. vas tskea ~ The basis Tor the pro-
posed icquiry I. wss read at length
aud the comm | co amendments adopted.
The resoluti0n vss adop'ed
Senator 3 rertgs urged Senator Oar
tr to have ta:e liked Tor voting on the
postal savings BANKS bill In order thst
g may proceed Rith tie Alaska civil
governmert mea,u.e.
Senator Garter believed there wss 10
disposition to delay the postal eayiogs
backs BILL
HOUSE.
"The cen.u, bureau has made exsmi-
nstious for supervisors - hard tha: gr.
plicaur' can't pass them and then ,h,
PLACES gro dolcd out SO political pie"
declared MI. Msuu in the House todsy.
"rhe Hou.e should axe cogniz,rcs
o! this attempt t, evada the law" said
Representative Norris [rep Nso). "I
understand that the EXAMINATIONS fer
somo positions require applicants to slate
hat they sre college gvsdustes.
No acton was taken By tia House.
II Gel tsst between George Wash
ington and General Won S., uten, the
German general Ron out and the Eu-
peSor OF Germany will receive brouz,
iia.us of Won S:euSen corting S., 600
from the United States.
Emperor William pgesep I'd the UaiteG
States govarnment with sstalus OF Fred,
erick the Great some time sgo and Rep-
esentstiVe Blriholdt, inlrot Il led fhe hi
to reciprocste.
Representative Su'z}r waited 10 seyd
a s;a us OF George Washington instssd.
"Mauy people in this GU Try nre
stsrviog and need food more than they
10 s!stles TO give away ~ cried Mr.
Fitzgerald.
The bill YES passed without q at.ug-
gle end the House at once p:u aged into
a SOU bile over another historic affair
this time bill for $50, 900 to erect two
memorial arches ct Valley Forge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
COMMON COUNCIL.

tonight.
COMMON COUNCIL.
The finance committee recommended
that ceitlin ordinances providing for
the furnishing of deeds to Park Aguev
for two los near Lee snd Oburcb
streets aud 10 NJ. J. Mcfarland for a
10. On north West stree. wh;c,
were purchased at tsx sales, be referred
to The corporation attorney and this WAS
done.
The com mitsee on finance aud fuolic
properly recommended an appropriation
of 1890 for the purchase OF Ere hose
and the appropriation vas made.
The CHAIR said the amour. sssed
for had evidently been reducsd from
81, 900 IL order thtt Il. nigh! pass b II
boards on the same nigh. This re
ducion be said vas not necessary as
the stste law provides that no apple
priation 10 excess OF 81, 200 shall be
acted upon by both boards at tee same
meeting.
A bill for 1913 95 for FIRE bydrauIs
WAC presented By the fire Hardeua. This
b. II caused some discussion, some mem.
bars thinking The FIRE Rardens should
have come 10 council for this money bo
fore aSug the purchase. Mr.. Uhler
moved that the bl BIO paid. Mr.. Sni!h
moved as subst tat, that the bill lie
referred t, the commit e on 6nsnce and
general law. The iufstliu Il, was
carried.
a resolution came Ia proposed by 8
MN Der of the Board Of Alderman pro-
yiding that when ccuocil rtj1nrn Il &c
met % The second Tuesday in March,
al the ntxt meeting H,uld folloW on toe
22ld Of Feh!u!rY.
NJ. Smith thought specia! meitif 6
should be held for tie purpose of c,t
aid .riag the building Law.
Mr.. fu he agreed, saying that if the
u ldiug Jaw, the health lsw and few
o:her lengthy bIlls we're passed the cod
tying @! t,e city laws would Be simpl:hed
aud chespened, and 1t Rss decided that
such q meeting should b. hcld next
Tuesday. The resolution to hold the
mex. regular meeting on March s b, was
adopted, however.
Mr.. Blrtell notified the aldermen that
C, II Gil YEA ready 70 sdjouru and tae
president Of the upper board sett mis-
1ougrs atious u couacl on having
finished their busness re(ore the alder
maa we're through, though the reason
for this xas that there Was no qu run 10
he aldermen and 60 they could not
trsraao! any tufiuess.
C-u1cil then adjourned.