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VOL. XXIII.—NO. 1185.
TH141 BEAR HAS TAKEN
STOCK.
SUMMER GOODS ARE SELLING CHEAP
FOR CASH TO CLEAR OUT; AVE DO
NOT WANT TO CARRY MEM OVER.
ORR & HISCOCKS, ‘f•
The Only Direct Importers.
BEAD, July 20th, 1894.
Marriage Licenses
Issued by FRANK PATERSON. No 23, Vie-
. toria street,Winglearn, Ont. No witnesses
required.
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LOCAL NEWS.
-,e,The oyster is
IkeL Ir. Walter Or
-,Tee
ond will likely be
—The great In
commenced on T
tinue for a couple
ee'�LA nice shower
waph will br
trifle. A. good
needed.
—Over 200 from
Caledoniau games
rtesday, and all Wer
their :eating.
min "in it."
en is improying nicely,
round again soon.
estriel Fair'in Toronto
esdey, and it will oon-
f weeks.
f rain fell on Tuesday
sten up the pastures
oaking rain is badly
Ingham attended the
t Lnaknow, on Wed -
highly delighted with
Fon SAT..R—A. good fresh IVIiieh Cow.
Apply to : JAS. Eerecer,
, . Bluevale P. 0.
—Mr. Lachlan Me ean is confined to t
house with tome int met trouble. Re was
taken very bad while down etreet, on More
day; and bad to beet-, ten llorne.
—A. junior footbel team of town played
a junior team in -Bleth, on Mondey last.
'The clubs were veryeevenly matched, and
the game. resulted 13 a draw„ mole club
• ..d / •
hg scored two golls.
understa4 1 the palmerston
,
telegraph has been 1 purchacied hy Mr. G.
H. Mooney, of this lace, who will nuance
it to Ripley and stat an independent news-
paper in that thrivih.I little village.
—The Executive of the -West Huron
Teachers' Assooiati m held a meeting in
Clinton, lately, to arrange a programme
for the'next regulta meeting; which is to
be held:at Goderieh, ei Sept. 2'7-28.
. —Ladles, have your garments made by
.41;:':•"
Mise M. johinstoil, Gregory *look, opposite
the Queen's Hotel. Letest styles, good
work, always first-class fit.
—Services will be held next Sunday at
the Congregational, church, at the usual
haute, 11 le. in. and ; p. m. Sunday school
• at 2.80. . The pateor will preach both
morning and eveniQ, Mottling :subject :
"The Holy Spirit :Rhin tus." Evening
subject : "The No : Birth." A cordial
welcome to all.
s at the Shea
r Shoe Men.
ARS•
his old stand,
hares eltbp
—On Saturday
mains of Mabel, a
Timmins, of Toronto-,
Bluevale cemeteey,
end Mies Mabel h
Manitota and the N
and the deceased was
when they were at Da
to return home. Shs
, hut was quite 'weak,
•terneon lest, the re-
ughter of Mr. J. S.
were interred in the
r. and Mrs. Timmins
hem? on a trip to
ihwest Territoriesaken ,
111 •oth, clumsy citizen to help hie along, even when he
tf, and they decided ,mal have no per onal friendship for or
as mending nicely,
intekest him, d will pay out good
d while the train money to put his words into print atter
was standing at Medici ie Rat, she mooned, they heive been we tten, yet the persona
WINGIIAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1894.
— Leaves are leaving lie forest trees,
—The duck shooting season . opened on
Monday last. 1
—Calves feet Jelly, at 11. E. SL's
Macdonald Block.
—Rev. Dr. Gifford, of the Methodist
church, occupied his pt !pit on Sunday last,
after spending a couple of weeks' holidays
with friends in and aro cid Forest.
— Mr. John Nome., of this town,
Eminent Preceptor of Richard Cceur de
Lion Preceptory, .No. 4, Knights Templar,
London, is in Toronto his week attending
the meeting of the Soffreiga Great Priory
of Canada.
—The Guelph Fall Exhibition will be
held this year on the l*th, 19th and 20th
of this month, and p omises to be one of
the best ever held in tl 3 lloyal City. The
prize list is a good one and the attractions
are of a nature that Spould attract a large
attendance. , (
— Private moneys to loau on mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to'
tf Jonx NDELANDS.
—An exchange says that at a ball in
Southampton recent]', the crowd WitS made
up of seventeen gent ernee and one hundred
ladies. The sevent en representetives of
the male sex were sc*nuch in demand that
they were almost lueged to death. South-
ampton ought to be_ a perfect bachelors'
f'frrlthe addition tot the Agricultural build-
ing is being finished!this week. The build-
ing will now afford ramie accommodetio
for all the inside de. artment of the show.
The prospects are tleet the Fair will be on
of the beet over held a Wingham. Intend-
ing exhibitors shoulc make their entries as
soon as possible. -
—Excellent, the eery best, sure to, do it,
dm., are the repot.* of those who use
Phenyo-Caffoin for lei:Zech° or nourcdgia.
—Tho senior footoall team did not suc-
ceed in scoring a vi -tory at Brussels, on
aonday. After pit whirover• au hoer, :the
ee
gamewas not flnislI
ed on account of a'
dispute between the clubs over a decision
given by the referee 11 is too bad that
there should be so much wrangling over
ethese games, as t ley tend to lower the
sports in the eyes of the public.
est week's ply h Standard contained
be valedictory of Hr. W. H. Irwin, who
has sold the paper to Mr. A. E. Bradwin,
lately of Toronto ;aturday Nighetel
Irwin controlled the destinies of the Stand-
ard for the past fele years, and was a
worthy representatees of the Fourth Estate,
and we trust he w 11 not desert the pro-
fession. ChMr. Brad vin is a Wingham boy
and can be dependee upon to "elevate" tile
Standard, and wi\ make it deserving of
the hearty support of the people of Blyth
and Vicinity. .
—On Monday nig .1 last, some party or
patties effected an entrance into Mr. J.
Nieoll's residence,ohn street, by pulling
off the screen fro
windows. They tk
main part of house,
stairs leading to 11
Half burnt metahe
information, as the
steers and in every g
appear to have loft !
ing WAS taken.
Tamlyn's residenc
the burglar or burg
Dr. W. E. H. Taml
out securing any b
ono of the basement
n went up into the
and were also on the
sleeping apartments.
were the clues to this
were found on the
orn downetairs. They
s tbey came, as noth-
he same night, Dr.
'was also visited, and
is were disturbed by
n, and decamped, with-
ty.
—You lose more then we do by not
advetising in this p er,
—0,1,811 for good atter and eggs at R, A.
Gra, tit's market rocerv.
Labor Day,' -the new holiday, was
not very well c-eserved in Wingliam,
though it appearsto have been pretty
'generally kept th oughout the countil
It is also observed . a the United States, tl
government of the country baying also
set aside that day .s a holiday.
—Toronto was visited by a terrific rain
storm on Sanclay afternoon last, which
was accompanied ey lightning and wind.
A great deal of ds nage was clone in many
parts of the city, ...ed one of the acrobats
who was to regime -I at the Exhibition was
struck and killed zy lightning.
—Twelve hea, ahes cured for 25 cents,
Phenyo-Catlein L les 'it. Your druggist
recommends it.
—G. T. R. trains or Toronto and east
leave Wingham at 0.25 a. m, and 11.20 a.
in,, via W. G. & B.; 0.35 a, ro. and 3,25
p, in., vie Clinton and Guelph. Good con-
nections by all trains.
—Wo clip the foll
Star because it
"A newspaper me
write something
wing from the Wilton
as a local application
'Will .sit up nights to
kind about a fellow
—Thelacrosso i um went to Mitchell, on
Monday, and play d the club of that town.
The game was a r -ugh one, several of the
Wingbam boys 1 dog laid off work on
account of their': injuries. The match
rosulted in favor '1 Mitehell by tsvo goals
to one. The, rot rn match, it is expected,
will bo played her shortly.
—On Friday °vesting last, quite arm:1*er
of the members of 'Dome Wroxeter, Come-
dian Order of For sters, ;aid Court Mait-
land here a fraternal visit. Atter the
business of the iniac ing had been conclud-
ed, short speeches • Jere made by a number
of the visiting bretheren and others, and au
adjournment wasmadto Mr. Ile Hill's
restaurant, where. • light repast was in
waiting. An licd1r r so was spentin social
inteteouree, and thi company broke up.
--For first-chtee tetiloring and client:
gents' fureishiegs, try, Webster dr Co.
Remember the place, ono door south of
R. A. Graham's grocery store.
—On Saturday ti-cirning ladttMr. Alex.
Coats, of this tow , passec17644 after
an illness of ten mcaths. Tleit/Aeoarise
i was a member of C ;art 'Maitland, Cana-
1 ' dial Order of Foroeters, the members of
which society were enremitting in their
attentions to him, a .d had a nurse with
him when be die. He loaves a wife
a nd nine ebildren, tit io have the Gym pa -
thy of our townspeo
reavement. The fun
Monday last, to the
and was under the du
testers, Rev. Dr. GUTci
and notwithstanding 'II Wq1,8 dodo that who are benefited 'ildotar thiak of making'
losing hands and me • I tell Id lo a return, attributing thole notice to thefr'.
she never rsllied, Sh
girl, and was in her
and Mre, Tinantins ha
their old Mende in
%Ea bereavement.
was it bright litti; personal gtentnes: Ten chances to one
eventh year. Mr. I they will send out of tetvn for their next
o the sympathy of lob of work, or will takeit to an exclusive
is section in their I )ob oftoonder the .inpreseion of making a
saving.o.f., vrill take it _1._.,.4,.
effect '
e in their sore be-
ral took place on
Ingham cemetery,
conn of the For -
Id also officiatine.,.
—Watches, °looks and jewelry prompt}
repaired and fully werriteted by Mem
Pu Meyer Bloek, Windham.
—The Gospel Tem
Monday evening last,
Hall, was pretty well
and practice]. address
Rev. D. Perris and D . Macdonald. The
Presbyterian :choir ave a number of
appropriate seleetions, which were highly
appreciated, and Mr. : Ialsey Park gave a
solo in good voice. Mats Edna Cargill gave
a recitatioip The pr i:Itnime was well
carried out; and the m tingavas a splendid
°ranee meeting, on
in the Teniperarme
attended. Forcible
were delivered by
suecess. Tho ladies
are entitled to the the
for their efforts in the
f the W. C. T. U.
iks of our citizens
cause of Temper.
ante and morality. lrfe. A. Sword, pastor
of the Cougtegational buroh, occupied the
chair.
BEAR TIRRS,—At th
ing last eveuing, Dr.
spoke 10 strong term
against those prof -s
electors tvho voted
Administration. 1 de
Macdonald's informed
Temperance meet.
Macdonald, M. 13.,
: of condemnation
sing temperance!
phut the Mowat
re to State for Dr.
, as well as for the
information of the othe
Connolly was pledged t
for the prohibition of t
no matter by what pp
would be introduced.:
that Mr. 0:whew**
• —Cross 5T 131ackweli's Ptokles, at
/E. E,
representatives of
len Order et For -
be Foresters' 41411
fternoon, to trans,
tion with the die •'
strict Deputy for
meeting ot th
District No, 31, Can
Otters, was held in
here, on Wednesday
act business in eonno
Wet end to select
the ensuing year.
--The hutch tires hav done: a great deal
of damage in this nee n. It is said diet
in some oases thew fire
by mischievous bad boy
severe penalty for Bath
81 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
-.Vhe Wingham Tf 'Club haye bed an
engineer staking out ' track on the new
eerie lately purchase t from Mrs, Johnston.
They will do some wk on it this fall, and
finish it in time fel their spring meeting
next year.
Weeene to borrow for a term of years—
$3,000 on good farm security, at per cent.
interest. For particulars apply Trans
Wingham, Ont. •
Per ono's.
have been started Mr. John Mowat las visiting in Clifford,
There is a very last week,
out fires at this Mrs, Forrester, N'ssto has been visiting
season of the year, all we hope that no her mother, Mrs. Varney, has returned to
one will have to collude, of such conclact her home in Tortn-.
on the part of Winghen boys in the fu. Mr, R. T. Goan). th has returned home,
tine. after spending the tinnier around Port
--Mr. Hector Buie, o Blyth, broth or Elgin and Owen Sod,
of Mrs. S. Gracey, of tis town, it
Brussels Post: 5 B. Srnale is rustier',
ale vary
ting in Wingham.. Imola Hembly, of
low with lung trouble, *suiting. from a
severe attach of la grit -no, last winter.
Wingharn, Sundayed in town-Russie
Mr,Wilson, of Wingharn spent part of his Buie, along with Mr. Davis, of •
summer vacation in trussels.
Montreal,. has cc:inductile' a commercial
business college in tin 1 city for some Messrs. Harry Be 1 and Sextus Kent,
have gone to, Mon real for a couple of
time, and just recently -eturned to the
-weeks. They intend. '.aking in the Toronto
home of bis parents, where he now lies
Exbibition on their M Ay back.
in such a precarious c ndition.
Mr. Newton Boyd, d Mitchell, is a guets
-Mr. A. Roe has pu chased a couple of at Mr. T. Bell's.
superior well-bred Tree/worth boar pigs Mr. John MeAlpin I, of Brussels, `MS in
from Mr. McIntyre, o: London, They town this week renew, eg acquaintances
arrived this week, and dr, Thos. Wood- Mr. and Mrs. John Galbraith are at
cock will take one of ftern and the other Toronto this week _,
will be placed near le.re. Tide breed. of Mr. eland° Laing, o_Ithe Bank of Hatnil-
! swine is in great dema-cd by pork packers, 1 ton, spent a short t le with friends in
as more desirable mem can be secured Chesley, during the wc k.
from their carcase than other breeds. They Mr. John Leslie, o' Winnipeg, is down
are euything but beauul looking animals. on a businessand plea: re trip. He tva'atitt
—Our Fall Mantles, imported direct from 1 Kinc01'di'le Yesta.hieea:
the ()elate ated makers, Max Meyer it Co., Mr. Webb, of Strethord, is at present
Berlin, Germany, and Walker, Wren & visiting his father, Mr 5. 13. Webb.
Cooper, London, England, are just to hand, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Weltidor.1, of Lis -
and they are worthy of careful inspection
Tow theineil.
•
Tho Town ei met on Monday even-
ing last, Present— eeve Sparling,Deputy
Reeve Holmes and ouncillors McKinley,
Gregory, Reading, hns, Green, Herds-
man, McLean, Ing s. In the absence of
tbe Mayor, Beeve arling °coupled the
chair. The :minutes of last meeting were
read and approved. Communication was
read from the Town Treasurer, with re-
ceipts for August as ollows: .las. Begley,
cemetery lot, $0; as. Parr, do, ; P.
Brown, do, $3 ; Ch el, show license, 610;
W. P. Brockenshire, fine, $1; East Wawa.
nosh, gravel, 6.1.4N; balance in hank,
275.21; Provineia School grant, 6270..
total on hand, a500.15. The finance report
was then read as fol -owe : R. Blaeltwell,
repairing horse powoi,a3.10; X. 11, Stephen-
son, grate for tile drain, $2; F. Davidson,
streets, $1, drab lose ,to fire, 111 ; R.
Dreaver, repairing , !rater cart, 41; J. W.
Iuglis, repairing luxe power and pump.
$2.25 ; Geo. Hughes, work on streets,
618.03; McTavish di, Co, band sawing for
sewer, 30 rents ; C. J. Reading, 2.1. days
repairing box drain, 53.14; C. J. Reading,
13. days inspecting sewer, $13.75: John
Gillespie, drawing. lose to fire, a2; John
Gillespie, gravel fol streets, 653.68; Wing -
ham Electric Light Do., lights for Atignea,
U0.00; McLean & Son, lumbar, 5'2.08;6
Jas. A. Cline & Co., upplies, $4'J.75; Wrn.
Page, work at drain) $1,25: 3, S. Mitchell
and. W. Page, se r, $109.40; W. 0.
Stuart, sewer, $3.50. , It was recommeaded
tbat the following ac ounts be referred to
the Council, they not being certified to
R. J. Blackwell, B. D eatgef., J.* Weil -tells,
Jas. A. Cline it Co., at -1 Ny:O. Stuart, and
that the other aci ouvaghe paid. The
report was adopt d. =..Moved by Wm.
Hohnes,, seconded ley, e McKinley, that
Jas. A. Cline & Co race unt he peid, lees
' 61•50, and that Blieekw 11, Dreaver, J. W.
inglis, and W. 0. el, um. 's mot:omits be !eft,
: over till certified to -e0 ried. The follow-
ing accounts were rend H. G. Lee, work
i on streets, 03 ;scuts; Advance Printing
Hotth, printing, $3 ; W. Sherd:dn.
moving pest, a5. Mo ed by Geo. Greene
seconded by D. MoRini y, that the moment
of :Sherdein. ,for rem ving nuisaece, be
paid, and same charge to Bone property
Carried. Mt'. T. Bel was present in the:
interests of the Union • Factory Company,
and said that the new Company would nal
be able to ODIDJOy and would
like an extension of ime on the mortgage
against the factory, Mr. Robt. McIndoo
else spoke and said, that if he were in the
Council he would: in favor of making a
motion to lower thc number of hauds. He
would be willing to meet them iu auy way.
Mr. Wm. Clegg sa he could not add very
much to what li cI been said. 1Ve all
should ructke en e Jrt to get the factory*
thought the Council
ell's request. Mr. Geo.
'favor of giving the corn- ,
raga:lent possible, and
il should favorably ton -
request. Mr. W. F.
Ice would endorse what
e previous gentlemen.
e thought the Council
hing in the inatter 'of
s present, that Mr.
by alLtho ',tidies visiting our town. towel, spent a couple of days with friends
D. M. Goiecox. in town, during the w
'Jr. F. Ballard. and Ir. Bert Binning, of
We • understand t errengements
Listowel, spent Sued c last in town.
Miss L. Shore, of S tatferl, is on to visit
Union Farniture Fe, tory was transferred
to Mewls in town.
to the new Company, who will put the
Mr, Harry Draymc 1, of Bayfield, was
factory operatiou et. soon as some needed
renewing friendships u town a couple of
repairs are made. Ti e men will receive
their pay in a day
people generally wi
matters in connecti
have been settled so
has gone into sucth gi
be in operation again
,,0-11 Monday m
o'clook, the fire alarte awoke many of the will spend a few weeks : visiting friends in
residents from their situnbers. On going town,
to the centre of the town, it was learned Mr. Dan. Calder left for his home in
that the naghtwateeman rung the 13eavertou, on. Werin -day, to give his
thinking thee the bush fires had shoulder, widish was in erect in the lacrosse
got too close to tie Union Furniture match at Mitchell, on douday, chance to
1,* d y,
.!; tar ,owns. days this week.
; Mrs. J. D. Sills and laughter Florence
be glIa to Itnow that
n with the .f =tory are at Toronto on a twF•weel;s' visit.
Miss Bessie Parker returned froth a
eatisfactorily, that it !
visit to Sarnia, on Satgeday lest.
I Miss Maggie MeLe n returned form-
od hands mud will soon !
vning last about two accompanied by Miss Una Elliott, who
visiting friends itt Nick, on Monday,
factory for the sitaiety of that concern.
Some remarks not vexy complimentery
the watchmen,. wem indulged ia by Toronto to attend a 1 iteting of the Exectg started again. II
number of those :o went to learn the
A tivo Committee of -.le I. 0. G. T. of Cu- should grant Me. i
cause of the alarm. tario. He will ratite on Saturdity. * McKenzie was in
getbet ter.
t, W. F. Brooke Islam has gone to
... pony ell the ena
Mrs. T. A. Mills Ls retuned. from her
visit to Bellontaine, (•hio, accomp.tniod by thought the Conn
her neica, Miss 011ie \Tinier. eider Mr. Bell's
---e---- " Brockeeshire set
—Two or three *ars ago, the TIMER had been said by
drew attention to tie company doing bush Mr..las. A.. Cli
ness under the nen e of the Dominion should do some
Provident Benevollt and Endowment bands and sbou extend the time fon
Association, and qumotioned their right to payment of the N r00 now due. Councillor
do the character of ousiness they were moxialay was n fate r of granting the
transacting. The attention of the Registrar request of the n v Company, Counoilor
of Friendly Societies tras also drawn to the Gregorysaid he id not think there was a
matter, with the reset that the Association man at the Boa
has ;one into liquidaton. The following as Mr. Ben to s
paragraph in reference to the Association He wee willing
will be of interest : "let the matter of the Deputy.11eave
Dominion Provid.ent ,3enevolent and En-
dowment Association which is being 'Holmes,
grant the me
seconds
North End char Shop.
T. E. Walker, but er, bas decided to
sell meat for cash cr in future, as
reduced the price of newt one cent a pound
all round. Steak, 3 peonds for 25 cents.
No meat booked.
—Our importation et te will reach
Wingham in a few day. The House
writes us as follows "T s have advanced
about two cents' er nil. This already
enhances the v Y ' tea, h.
together with the advantage of having
early picked leaf, makes your tea an ex-
ceptionally "good one." We will sell them
at wholesale prices. ,
support a measure
FallFairs.
e Liquor Teallic,
Wingliam Sept. 25-26.
y suth measure Toronto, gept, 845,
ve no knowledge London Western Fair, Sept. 13-2e.
TtteuceglvvplanteSre,pste.g-2108.4,.
Ife
:few:tea AadnnIdibMildr rd provc toet t:6liners,
ton, Sept. 24.25.
•MildmaySept. 20..
doubt very much it he. ilIdiore tor a prtat ThirrIston, Sept. 25-26.
bibitory liquor law: 4• Wit that near oderich, Sept. 2540.
every hotel keeper .- ' Ontario *Ot* 4.?0,16`11.71t 2b
t:
Mowat? "There is it r ger in the teit„ry
tomewhere." Yowl, , *an ep OM.
winguani,.sevcs 4th, 1 04T..thirsukseit. Critg,BSOoppitSept.:47:2288,.
Belgreve, 517-2$;,,,
Ifitchell, Oct. 2.3.
13. M. GORDON.
The Modern Nasty. • Clinton, Oot. 2.1. **
t. Ant a newspaper man Thrives on good food and sitishine, with Asti Ot 1.„,2:11.
1txperfenee halt Preyed it. keeps t g coking pleasant and plenty of exorcise in the open air. Her ritrig, la 2.87
A trituelph in 1.1edicine wasattained when 553 ing g6 bout everybody and form glows with health miller face blooms "Walkerton, Oct, 2.4.
Ittpitietice .,roved that scotoi Mt:million . spending rW: timel to itettertiliii the par- with its beauty. it her system needs the Locknow, Oct. 8.4.
*ow not ttPlv 'top the progress of Put. I Hahn of *hat M aoliti Jones has done cleansing action of a laxative remedy, the 1-11,0:4111.5..,,.;
000, cor.,„„lion, bttt Ity its tentitturta thanwoul4b�requird to write eat, artiele tete the gentle and pleassn4 liquidlaxative, a1jfforal:0dt. iii.A.
sue health and tigor could *tinily restorest I on the it the Nile.” Syrup of Figs. Dungannon, Oct, 1142.
. ..
J-
wound up under the luurance Act by the
this Council is 1
master in chancery at- Stratford, s judg-
new Company
rnent has just been give by C. J. Armour,
agreement betw
disallowing all the ina ter's reports but
Gilchrist, Greet
three clauses. It seems
proceeding with the win
the directors wore bot
sums, amounting in all
which they had paid ove
the certifieete.holclers,
master held should not 1
Some of the directorsund
who did not believe this
against the findingof tile master, but he , the atmunt of
who was not as =dens
e the factory started.
to grant the request.
olmes was also willing to
test. Moved by Wre.
by D. McKinley, that
favor of relieving the
rom the clause in the
en the Corporation and
Co,, relating to the
hat the master, in number of hand to be employed by said
ing up, held that Gilchrist, Green & Co., and to substitute
to repay certain fifty hands for th 100 hands mentioned
nearly $20,000. therein, and also this Council is willing to
by direction of allow the 000 pa Inept due last December
but which the to lay over until t to expiration of the ten
*so been paid ont.
' years term nionloonsd in said agreement,
Atetiniay,
SOO ed by Geo. Green, that
without interest—Carried, Moved by D.
nevertheless made his re at to tile court, 1 passed *by this C
holding the directors lfabk.. A"1"tthg being repudiate
of the certificate-111)1(1ov? in Loudon advised , council again r
the directors to appeal this was dOIOI amount being p
and the appeal was attgued on April 17 be attached to
last, The chief jiistice eeerved judgment, ! handed to the
and has only just given his deeision, allow. i tc vsy the tut
tailie appeal and find- ag that the master then adjourhe
o power to make t 16 directors liable." I
C. 3. Beading, of *15,
nen at its last meeting
by the Mayor, that this
cords itself in favor of the
id, and that this resolution
he account and that tt "ba
reasurer With inetrnetichrs
e --Carried. Tbe Council